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, 1859-01-17
The Proposed AgErcseions on mexico--.
MIR. HtuSnu:h l{iif.

The Proposed AEEres.lons on Mexico-..
MIR. Hlnsones Bill.
The following are the detsis Of The important
bill introduced On Tuesday II Ar. Mason Of
y.reinlY, from the Committee on Foreign Rela.
tiors. authorizing the President of the United
Slates TO use the public fierce Of the United
States in the cases therein provided:
Wheregf, the President Of the United States,
in 1he dinchuree Of the duty imposed on him By
tue Constitution. from time to time to give to
Congress information Of the stste Of tho Union,
md 10 recommend II their confederation such
n,essures as be hhall judge necessary and expe-
diept, has informed Congress that, By reason Of
The distracted and revolutionary coLdition of
Mexico, ot ceriain Of the Suites Of Central
America, mud occasionally Of thoss in
South America, es well the property as the
lives aud liberties of American citi.
zeus, peaeenblr aud carefully within
lue,f res pecsisc Limits, are subjected to law
leae violence, or otherwise placed in peril By
those claiming TO be lu authority, and for re-
dress thereof ncEotlnton and remonetr0nce. in
the forms Of diplomatic intercourse. 4re attempt
cd in vain and II being manifest to Congress-
that such condition Of th.uRR in the Stsles aiore-
Btid will continue so long as government ia
found there in the unsettled and irresponsible
condition Ut present, and Ut times heretofore
tolerated by their people; and it being the in
diBptu8Bble duty ot the government OF The
United States TO project lis citizens ogsiptt law
Iess violence without the limits OF the United
:st4tes, wherever found on lawful errand there
fore,
Ee it enaeG*d, dc, That whenever it shall be
made TO appear 10 The President thAt anY citizen
or citizens Of the United States hare beea sub.
jected, within the limits of my Of the States
aforesaid, and without commensurate offence on
their part, 10 nny act Of force on tue purt OF
those c!ainipg 10 be in authority therein, affect
ing the lite or liberty OF such Citizens, and ths
case, in the opinion Of the President, demands
Oh his pI1t the lnterposit,on hereinafter provid
ed, it shall be lawful tor the President 10 use
the lnnd and naval iorces Of the United StateB,
or such part OF them O. ha may deem requisite
in such way as in bis Judgment may be most ct
fectuRl, by force, within the country 30 offend
ing, 10 give tull and adequate relief and pro
tee.,on to any citizen or citizens Of th,
United States 50 injured OF impesiled
and at bis discretion 10 obtain redres
4or any wrong 50 done: Provided, Tha
the President shlll report 10 Cougress {if i,
seEsion, forthwith. or ii in recess, at ita Hrs
meeting thereaiter) wh4tcyer muy be doue b.
him Ut aIy time IN the execution Of this ac'
Aud provided further, That as soon AZ the OF
iect khall be obtained in any case where III
provisions Of this net shal! be carried ihto exc
cut;ou, the land aud naynl forces 30 used 6hA
be withdrawn.
Mr. Mason gave notice that be would ask th
Senate At au early day 10 proceed 10 the c2nsi<
GRAFTON Of the bill
, 1859-01-17

The Lecomp,on Charter owes iss paternity, 1t
is said, tn Tom Dyer, H. ". Zimmerman, Eahu
Gcupgcr AID The edtcc o: tus Iim3s. There
were tso or three o;her broken down hacks Of
lie ilk partially lei into The secret. But the
character Of the document was carefully sup.
pressed from every II aaectable, Tux ppying De-
uocru. in the cry. !: was not intended to ope-
rute for tie benefit Of :he tx pLying class OF
citizens, but for he professional tar eattrs. It
was hntched cat IN midnight copc}ave. unknown
TO the people. Neither Democrats nor Republi.
thing 1bout it. When cooked up to the salts
fucticn Of the conepirators, it wes slipped down
to Springfield witt the hope Of mixing it q par
tv measure end rushiug It through tolh HcDGes
hr htute force.
, 1859-01-17

4 new mud unusually well executed counterfeit
three dollar bill on the National Bank Of 1tli-
nois, at Equa'lty, has just appeared. 1t is ex-
ceedingly we'll calculated to deceive, and will be
likely to prove extensively successful IN this re-
gion. The plate appears to be one altered from
i counterfeit on the National Bank OF Rhode
Island, aud the bill has on 1t tue Rhode Island
coat Of arms, an anchor.
We are advised that these bills are Just IT,
sued, and that scarcely any Of them can jet be
in lhe hands of honest persons. Any one offer
ing them should be at once arrested, 81 such a
step may lead to detection Of the principals to
the attempted fraud in this city.-.Sprinqf<ld
Journal. 18Th.
, 1859-01-17
The Thprndike will Case,

Bos7oS, Jan. l4.-D. Il. Curtis, one of the
counsel for Lieut.. Marin, appeared before the
Judge OF Probate today, aud nsked postpone
ment ol the hearing on account Of the engage
ment Of Rufus Chou.e. bis colleague in the csse.
lie also gave notice that the Jurisdiction Of the
court in the matter wonld BE- contested On the
ground that Mr. Thorndke WAS not an irhahi:-
unit ot II Massachusetts,.
aud ". Il, Davis are appointed special trustees
Of the property, pending the le8a! decision. The
satisfactory bonds ~iil be fixed By The court on
Monday next. {o!! heaEiug Of She case is aa-
bgutd for Friday next
, 1859-01-17

81. Lops, Jan. 15-Tbe constitutional
amendment limiting the State debt, pAaeed the
Senate yesterday br vnte Of 50 10 s.
No kctioa YVES had oo the bill providing for
the protection Of the b.rdtr counties Against the
Kansas bandittL
hr. Wakeman, = passenger BY the Overland
M&l, reports that the Mexican boundary COM
.mlasloners had Z trunk containing valuable
papers stolen from their travelling conveyance
et short distance thu side Ell Paso.
, 1859-01-17
Important from Washington.

Nrw YoRk, Jan. 15.--The TINES Washing ton
correspondent &ele9rsphs tha following:
Rnmors are current of serous mlsunder.
stouding amongst soma members Of the Cabi"
net, which may lead to The withdrawal Of III.
Toucer. The difficulty grew out Of the con-
tract for the machinery Of the s!oop-of- war to
charging on oath that the successfut competi-
&ors we're privately informed BY the Department
Of the amounts of other bids. and we're thus en-
sbled to under-b.i all otherA 1t is said, how
ever, that the President 4nd Attorney General
SUSTAIN the action OF the Secretary.
President Buchanan denies orally that anT
communication relative to our foreign policy,
has been received either from Eo1sand or
France, but has thus far failed to respond in
writing. The Foreign Committee insiss on a
written answer.
, 1859-01-17

The are: embraced within the corporate lin
its Of Chicago will comfortably contain half
million o! popula:ioD. But the Dyer Charter
proposes to annex something less than one
third Of Cook county 10 il.
The poiEt Of the joke is, that consent Of the
people 10 be '':lken ia'' and taxed has not been
obtained; =or hare the modest gentlemen con-
descended 70 ask the Citizens Of Chicago wheth-
er they desired 10 extend the boundaries Of the
civ over the peishbcriog townships We
would suggest as TN amendment that the corpo-
rate jurisdiction Of this city be extended over
The Second Congressional District
Let no peat up E,ica contract our Po~ers~
tue whole toandess praires are ours.
, 1859-01-17
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

nate Delaney, for kicking up disturbance ut
the Burnett House, was fined g and judgment
suspended.
Edward Wclden, simple drunk, s..
Lib. Wood, drunk and lisofderly, an old otlenl-
er, fined $40.
Tobias Anderson same old Tobias-yagabond,
fined $50.
Thos. Smith, drunk and ragahond, s..
Charles Ferris md Stephen Budrow, flehting:-
Stephen was fined S, and Ferris discharged. the
former being the asgressor.
Chas. Watkins, passing counterfeit money, $50.
Thomas Leeks, 1io1as.a, market ordinance, $40,
c. Metzker, drunk, s.. Was discharged on 4
charge Of assault and battery.
Joseph Cook, arrested as a yagabond, was dis
charged.
, 1859-01-17
CITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., Uf Hl1Tr0xj

General Ageocr for the Western States It Uklcaxo Ill.,
coA y: LuuS3uU4Y. Gra. Agent q. Il. PR.cx
ID. e dAH VIM c. n. HoLDES. AT. for Chicago.
, 1859-01-17

The Lecompton Democrats of indiana
fuse with the st Anties.s
Ixn1AsAFoL1s, Jan. 1.-THE Legislature in
Joint convention this afternoon elected the fol-
lowing olicers:
Ssate Printer, John C. Walker, OF Lsporte
County.
Agent Of State, James 4. Cravens, OF Wash.
ington County.
Canal Trustee, Richard Ra.eizh, Of Wander
hurgh County.
Stats Prison Directors, P. E. Cookery, S. Il.
Bush7ick and John Brown.
All anti. Leeompton Democrats. the Admins
tratiou party voting With the anti Lecompton
men.
Crest rejoicing among the Democrats is the
reerit
, 1859-01-17

I IC 3FN" "1ATT09&1OU141Cuts
The Joint Committee Of the Legislature on
ing members:
SxSArk,-Messrs. y. 3. Judd, OF Cook; b. G.
Cook, Of Ii sa!1e; ". e. Goudy, Of Fulton
and L. j. kuYkendal!, Of johnson.
Housx.-lst Congressional District-S- 4.
Hur!but, Of Boone I'd Dist.-S. l.. Baker, Of
Cook; Sd Dist-O. T. Harmon, of Termillion; /;
Alb Dlsk-Wm. e. Rice. Of Warren; 5.h Dist-
L. d. Erwin. Of Schuyler; 9Th Dist-Cyrus Ep-
Ter, Of Morgan; 7sh Dss..--Thomas Brewer, Of
Cumberland; 9Th Dist-W. L. Anderson. Of
jetlerson; 9,h DiB..-Thos s. Hick, OF Gala.
tin. Republicaps. q; Democrate, Z.
, 1859-01-17

4 GLoa1ors ACHIEVEMENT Rr GArETTT =
Nothing can exceed the success achieved by J. c.
Gayetty's Melicated paper for the water closet.
Piles will soon be disease no longer known e1.
cept il name. This pure medicased paper il m.
equaled as preventive, and unappIoachable as
cure. The proprietors wish it to be spoken Of
according to its merits only. It i very cheap
l,0Oo sheets for 81 500 sheets for 80 CENTS. Sold
By all Druggists. and At the d!scovere.s depot, IL
Ann street, New York. ~. c. Gayettyn is water
marked In each sheet, and biz autograph is on
each package. sent by express from Al Ann
street, New York, upon receipt Of price. The
trade are invited to correspond as to terms.
ia5,1E.f,A25
, 1859-01-17

TIE Busch CAsE.-1t is probable, we learn,
That On 4Iidasi.s made by prisoners counsel, the
case Of people ys Busch, indicted for murder, will
be continued from the present term Of the Circuit
Court. 1t will in that case be placel OIL the docket
of tic Court Of Com non Pleas 1t the coming tria
term III March.
, 1859-01-17

= t'od<y for February is no whit inferior to
nny ofthe former Issues Of thia excellent ladieB'
magazine. The steel engraving in this number
is rery fine specimen OF the pictures With
which Cooley presents his zesders. For sale by
McNhlly l. Co., 81 Dearborn street, who hare
also ,drtAur for February. and Fridays New
York dRilIes.
, 1859-01-17

SEreRE ACCIDENTAL few days since, gen
tIenIn was thrown from his carriage near the
Richmond House, producing @ compound dislo+
cation Of the AstragaluB Zone Of the boues Of
the ankle). 1t was successfully reduced by DR..
II. Parker, though it is generally impossible to
4
, 1859-01-17

PORTLAND. Me-, Jan. H,-Tbe Canada steam
ahip North American will not sail for Liverpool
tomorrow. as advertised, as it hss been found
OF Cape Race. 1t il hoped that she mar be got
ready 10 sai! on Saturday Of next week.
, 1859-01-17

STEALING FROM 1uE RUINS OF 4 F1RE.--John
Peterson and John 81. Fritz, were arrested Sat-
urday aud brought before Justice Akin, on the
compliant Of the RsT. Dr.. Eddy, charged with
stealing boiler. doors, forks, spoons, &C.,
from the ruins of the late lire on Ontario street,
dollars each to anewer before the Recorder.
, 1859-01-17
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
Missouri state Eonde.

Miasouti StAte E0nde.
The constitutional amendment limiting the
Stale debt of Missouri to s30,000,000, has
pissed tie State Senate by the heavy vote Of
50 to s, Missouri 6:s have declined q pc:
ceut. since the rumor circulated some days
since adverse to this aelion-1lc quotation
on Saturday being S44.
, 1859-01-17

CLARK STREET II. E. CuuRcu-1nteresting
meetings are now being held in this church cv-
err evening Of the week, except Saturdays uu-
der the direction Of Rev. Nr. Stewart, the
Pastor. An usual degree Of interest is mani
tested, and the results are very gratifying. All
are iuvited to attend.
, 1859-01-17

The SUNDAY L1ADxR.-An excellent number
was out promptly on Saturday evening and 60
ing of like hot cakes at No. 100 Dearborn street
IT nj
, 1859-01-17

"OLp BOOKS 10 REAp'- Sherlock has gone
in cut Of the wet, and is now with his antigua
ted lore, the occupant Of the basement No. So
Dearborn, where bookworms should hunt him
ont. Sherlock is the ''early bird'' and is sure
to catch that kind Of worm.
, 1859-01-17

THE JrarER7z CAsE-The trial Of Henry Jum-
pertz, indicted for the murder Of Sophie Werner,
in this city some mouths since, best and most
If the deccased we're found packed in barrel,
which had been shipped to New York, las been
sri down for trial on Monday Of next week.
Messrs. Van Eurcn and McComas appear for tue
prIScncr.
, 1859-01-17

thers of the celebrated Hutchinson Family
died ut Lynn, Mass, On the 18th inst
, 1859-01-17

S7VpES7s' FEs7IyAL--Thc graduates and stu
dents Of Bryant l. Stratton's and Bells CONNER
cIal Colleges arc hereby respectfully invited to
meet in the lecture room Of Bryant, Bell l. Strait
tou's College, in the Larmon Block, on Tuesday
evening next, to make preliminary arrangements
for Students Festival, in celebration Of the unien
Of these two influential and well established Com
mercial Colleges Of the Northwest
MANY SrrpENrs OF 10th COLLEGES
, 1859-01-17

HoasE RAILROAD on rHx NoRTH SlDE.-At the
last meeting of the Common Council, petition
was presented from Vim. B. Ogden and others,
asking for authority to construct horse railways
in the North Division. 1t is proposed to build
horse railway on North Clark street to the
city limits, with the design of ultimately ex-
tending il to Lake View.
, 1859-01-17

ARREsr OF BU8aLAa.-0n Saturday astet-
noon Officer Paul H. Dennis, of Pinkerton's
Police, aud Captain Kennedy arrested #. Floyd.
young coored man, q. No. SAY South Wells
street, charged with burglary and larceny 1t the
cigar store No. 400 State street, few nights
since, IS already noticed by rs. His booty On
the occasion was several bo1es Of cigars part
of which have been identified and recovered
from his room aa ahove. BE is 10 be examined
todhy
, 1859-01-17

~ Wheeler l. Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Nor1h-Neste1n Office l67 and 16o Lake street.
GEO. r CH1rTESDES, Agent.
, 1859-01-17

EB~ We learn that a few nights since rs oEc
Of ,1yorrs Merchants Police was passing through
Laslle street, he heard water dripping in lie
store Of II. c. Livingston. Mr. Moore concluding
all WAS not right, learned tue proprietor's rcs:-
dcnce and sent Immediately tor him, who on ccm-
ing over fcnud the water pipe had burst in the
second sury, and in short time it would have
ruined laEge stock of 1our. THUS By the prompt
ness Of Mr. Moore, 4 few dollars will cover Il G
damage.
, 1859-01-17
Mem ADVERTISEMENTS,

&c L. scH{FEY, 45-ertir;rg Iyen. 63 Dsartor,.-. !,
Il osdor11 b reioe Advertisements for his an3 az IL
4<1t.n9 fdpt7s y tAs Worth Tek. ta1 bEi II
, 1859-01-17

Nzw YoEx, Jan b.-The 1|i5une of TO-DAY
denies emphAtically the Truth Of the rnmor that
Ar. Greeley contemplates leaving that paper
aUd connecting hiuasef With another Journal.
, 1859-01-17

Hope Fire Insurance Company,
OF MEw YORK CITY.
Cash Assets. $l73, 600.
HE1xxHc1a TIT Au1HoktTT) II CHICAGO
Rsynotds Ell kOnx: OGDEN. Fleetwood Co.
Benedict AAlioEy 4 1AzpA1. CA1k / DattI.
TIC. VAN BUREN> Agent,
South Eass cor. Of South ~ats: and clk,k-s-
milo II 1uu UP STAlkA
, 1859-01-17

DE- BLASEY's LEc7rREs.-We desire to call
the attention Of our readers to a ssries of pop
ular scientific lectures to be given by Professor
Blaney, in Metropolitan Hall, on the 17th, o4th
and 3lst inst. The subject Of the first lecture,
which is On Monday evening next, is the ''Chem-
ical Geology and Goal Deposits" to the consid-
eration of which 10 man perhaps can bring
mora scholastic ability or varied md extensive
e1 er:ence than Dr.. B!aney, while as one Of
lit eaIly citizens Of Chicago, be is universally
:ssr.csed and esteemed. Lat oil, therefore, at.
tend his lectuIea.
, 1859-01-17

pEasoSAL.-Messrs. Judd Of the Senate, and
Baker, higgins, Peck and Butz Of the House,
arrived home yesterday morning, the Legisla-
ture having adjourned from Friday till Mon
day.
Da, Baowssox's LxczcaE.-Ds. o. 4. Brown
son, "the celebrated Reviewer" will lecture at
TIE Mechanics Institute this evening on the
Popular objections to Catholicity.'
, 1859-01-17

LAKK STREET BR1poE.-At the last meeting Of
the Common Council, tha following order was
passed in rsiesc1ca 70 tho Like S:reo: E<:dge ::
O,der<d. That the City Clerk be, and be is
hereby instructed, to advertise ten daJa in the
corporation newspaper for bids for the construc-
tion Of bridge across the South Branch Of the
Chicago river, at Lake street, and the furnish
ing of materials therefor, the SANG to be done
according to plan and specifications in the oflice
Of the City Superintendent, in ten weeks from
signing of contracts. Bids to be returned to
City Clerk, md opened in the Council at isa
regular meeting. The city reserving the right
to reject any aud all kinds Of bids-
, 1859-01-17
o. B. COOK T. cos

.. B. COOK t. cos
Directory Of Chicago fer tho Tear 1853,
E1be taued pr IMPLY during the erss week IN Ns1 It
nM rE1otace II renosA changes IN husneA tfaa 1.d
ioapostazs statistics bsou hi dova II II II dala
Ths puolane1. Ae confident that tneiE second 'stce
rH he &rrat Improvement 1poa their prey'oas VOLUME
Nhtn=1 1atenuon 10 uEo u:s Direct ,rJ ct Chicago
pEfe-t Ia every pA1ti :uar+ Rlstux exhibit the
et; I'd hss !e.'ot:ss - NJ eoa'lnee our nva. thAl
Y b 70 IkE U t8 ulhEQr0AY OF CHICAGO
~l4 be coGpsete guide to the clt1en and Stranger
s1ooE.sos the name occuoauon and address Of ever
fes dent Win tne cllJ boundAries merchants bAak
lAb0EErse mA1ltA :tlrera 1ge1ts Aad cler41.
THE HusLN Ec5 A1KRUk nj, exhibit every branch Of
Hace or BRO =astoo aIrA14 I'd H. 2od tAssd
I'd uater appropriate Ee4dinxa
rne Appg4aix NJ bo fa, eoasalslak full lists Of
couts pAok4 Insurance 4k.1c1e3 IN AtE1 eeA
Sc..ao!4 Aod A4t puauc u51tuloos. fx1kto ais &c.
ADfEaT .slNu.-+e ri receive u usuA limited
amount OF adse uslcK. As medium fur AdVertisl1 e
D, uooke Cos Directory Is uusu1p Ased etltion
Il A!1AEs Arke. And I'll surplus copea distributed
Etatuit4ua'y tnrTustout tie n ess advertisers Will
Ind copy Of ,he Directory -oa tbs t1b,e at nearly
evess puDle houss In Il iooi4 Wisconsin A1A Ta1s
mod Ct Ad egtsine Is wcftn v4s.y than anything
ta&t cAn he don= W.sa country ceEepaprrA
oIAVANf AS 113 Will coGlIoenct shtlE tabors eAslV
next Doata md IL conuscs ill made Ia our naGae.
u. u. CuuaE 4 Co.. ruo ia r.
J1T Ill Lax" srert
, 1859-01-17

SrxALua PROM Fx11or BoAanxR.-Lewis
Schabel YVES arrested yesterday aud brought to
the Armory On the complaint OF Henry Wood
man, felow.boarder, who charged him With
stealing wallet containing four sorsreigns and
txo half:sovere7gus in all 10 about
&25. Two witnesses testified to seeing him pick
up the wallet, while he Was setting in Wood.
mans room, and did not sea him pat il down.
Justice Akin held Schobel in $500 10 nnswer.
rT The regular monthly meeting Of Tho
Young MEMS Christian Association will be held
at their rooms, No. 205 Randolph street, Oh
Monday evening, 17th inst, at seven O'Clock.
Members aro urged {as business Of importance
will Be brought up) and Ill young men arc cor
daily invited to attend.
, 1859-01-17

TLASS GLA681 II GLASS III -
" Plate and Double mick GaaaA et iarxs ksaa. IN
3.'os'e0 ''>'s@ ~ Pxaroa, 1oE1HsoN / 4GfH.
aetsN& hQ9Ak n 3ea1A VAlH aN1Gk
, 1859-01-17
lOCAL MATTERS.

sT To all who want to get large return for
very small Investment, We say call at No. 4S
Lasalie street, and secure stock in the Dement,
Building Association. 1t is q safe Institution,
The stock going up, and we are told, going up
quite rapidly aud that Mr. Dement'S creditors,
tor whose benefl. be has put up this property,
have como forward sad taken stock Hherally,
and Bome Of them to the full amount OF their
c!aius- ,ja17.3s
~ Mcss1s. George VI. Stevens i Co., IS
Lake street, corner Dearborn, hare on hand, -
ususl, great variety Of elegant Watches, Jew
e1ry, Silver Ware and Fancy Goods. than which
no better, cheaper or more beautiful! eau be
found in Chicago. Thoao purchasing anything
in their line will do well to give them call be-
tore buying elsewhere.
, 1859-01-17

VIOLATING THE CANE LAWS. -James B. Whit
ney and Henry Bruning, we're arrested Satur-
day for violating the game laws, they baving in
their possession lot Of prairie chickens, which
lhey offered for sale. It was proved that the
chickens had beeu killed since Inc frst day Of
January, when the game laws went into effect.
They were taken before Justice Akin, who fined
them IS each.
, 1859-01-17

Did.
In ths city, Jan Is Msa- ELIZA A.. wife .. Joseph A.
Leousrd. axed IS Jear1 Relatives 4a1 tFiends arc
invited attend ahe fsnerl vthe futasr notice,
Mandsy. l7ih Inst u o'eoer D. n = her late real
dencA x{9 south CLARE Ht< e. c1soet OF Harrison.
, 1859-01-17

B See advertisement Of Quaker City $50
Sewing Machiue l. CoRxkL1 Co.
oc26.1Y 1873 Lake street
, 1859-01-17

SITED STATES DIGEST,
~ Tol IT, P-.ces5.
4>c~ a1pplJ lust rece!vedby
jAl; b. b. LoOhE / CO'a. Ill Late street.
, 1859-01-17

Er Sec advertisement OF Dr.. SAnfords' Liver
1nylgor1tof in smother column.
, 1859-01-17

"ANTED.-A YOUNG AND ACTIVE
W buanen man xIabes 70 obt,lo employment Ii
Vel ed1ca Cd aud E3o1 cfert- Wl d. vote Els whrle
Naet ihe inter e Ct ht employer. Addrtsa aries
, 1859-01-17

ROOMS TO LET WITH BOARDING,
1G suitable for lady md Ee1tle-aa With tvo
BIG. r e TIC po<t ee- 1nau1e Il ILa Ate sz.e.
, 1859-01-17

ARRESTED FOR AnuLrsRr.-Dr, William Gu,-
lick and Emma E. Packer. were arrested en
Friday afternoon and brought before Justice
Akin on q charge of adultery. Tie arrest, We
beliere, was nude on the complaint Of the hus-
band, Of the lady, who it will be recollected was
arrested the day before for m outrageous as-
sault on Mrs. Packer in :he street. and also for
threatening her life, and was fined $25 on the
first charge, a. ID held in S400 on the other. Dr.
Gullck wus witness in the threatening case.
The parties were he1d in $500 Tor examination.
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21
RICHMOND MARKET.

Corrected By D. T. WILLIAMS & HICKS.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.
REMAEK--All Tobacco coming by the way of
Petersburg marked to US, Will be promptly for
warded 5y our Agent at that place
TOBACCo.-Nothing doing in cd Tobacco worth
mentioning. What little is offered is of inferior
quality We quote inferior lugs at a 5, good aud
fine 81 81 inferior Leaf7 u 81, good 9 l04 IL;
fine Manufacturing scarce nominal price Is 90.
No English in Market. The receipts of the new
loose have increased. The quality is very inferior
thin leaf and very dirty. Prices range from 2
64 Il Some fine parcels at g.
FL0UR.-We quote supertine for shipment al
1915 6, latter u1otation holders price. Extra
1925 so. Little doing.
CoRN.--The market is dull at last weeks quo
tations: so IS cts per bushel.
OATS Stock light We quote 10 42c pei
bushel.
BACON. Quote Sides 1 cts Shoulders Gets.
Hams III Is cents, as 20 quality. Steck lIgh
and market firm
WHEAT The wheat market is rather frme1
than at last quotations. Prime white wheat being
scarce, will bring 40 to As per bushel, 81 2(
to 25 for strictly prime Red, and om that down
according to quality.
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.-Flour, Family 6!
5 70: Sup. 5 40 a 45; Fl e 5 Is 5 26 Whea
81 90 Is; C"rn 90 a 05; Gotten. fair tc
good 10 lob; ordinary to midling 10; Spirits
Turp. 81 yellow dip l5; virgin 62 a rs
hard 90 a Is.
wilmington MARKET.-Turpentine virgin ant
yellow So hard LOS; spts. turpentine 423 Ro
sin No. /, 50. 25 Tar 2.40. Flour 500 for super
625 for family. Cotton 1880; Bacon l34 for ham
and sides; Molasses, Cuba "a.
At New York Cotton firm at liz for middlin
-uplaLd. Southern -four so to IS; Wheat dull
Spirits Turp. 443 As; F.; Crude Turp. so.