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, 1859-06-15

" kENT-Cnion Park Residence
Ha. Hf txo and .half .toy Gothic rraur
VA with!n two bncks ot thy ho@e r.,ro9, pr
streets. ""41<t u A21soh mt tE1rk
, 1859-06-15

" ,-.!E K!EEST-Scyeral NJ good brick
u rre.. fnn FL, Sn stasss A!o yacsy f.ensEeas
~ Cl1k street " WV -aonoiI Z klStsNAS.
, 1859-06-15
LOCAL MATTERS.

SODA ForSTA1Ss. Go to Hamilton. Fuller s Co.
~ Lake Street, and get your block tin pipe.
jc143t.. - ~.
, 1859-06-15
II IDE PARK HOTEL,

-. ihs n7:e-aitEed. having ieased The alov. uorx, ~
tnln1aee to tntiF friends and the puhIr s..-
thas they IL lr ready recc4ve Fuests
On or about tho 25th Inst.
The advantages of this LAKE SHORE rErer.+
fron, ah 81 .eS1 aTt he!as Of ea.v ac:rs
TT h,1,e wn br lighted wh -. ad eupt,;, II, o,,.
s wth Saa H. 1hs k5ynts beautifully d:Ssr
MGt n a1e sene erected to be ier the anu.en..,
.s. 1 E.. ~ sse Esests q tc nour In short nvtAus
81. . saes a..nsieas sourneTs, nv
,ha ss oesAoHs Of making arrangements for hcanl f.,
House. Chicago, TtEEI: II II Il He !sshnond
jts-lEI-<A9f ~~' A-A" q q ~
, 1859-06-15

The Z. S. Fair Located in n~fhf~.ro
THREE CHEERS FOR ORR SIDE,
M*sHlse7ox, June 14--Thc Executive Com.
hive decided to bold the next Great 4nnnsf
Exhibition p Of the Society IN the city Of Chicago
inc exhibition will take place on the lath Of
September next. -'@A VI
, 1859-06-15
Nfm ADVERTISEMENTS.
ii o1T Il PIERCE, Wholeso'a
hgents for
BlNlNGER'S
CELEBRATED
0LD LONDON DOCK GIN.

From shc New ro.x E15ns.,
r q" H1peT,ns s and cno7 err!a! hnu.+ oY u r,u,
tser Sr t "a s"et faLer su h.. bren ~
durth ~. ~ ssi eighty Years Or 81 e. u ea!ss'
hSaor pn 1Hs Of t<;lv ka1rne. mi ~ y s.n.
ticle in l. rn'nise l,t frljc,i e !Shes<
ninhr- ~ @ ~ been in faulty aai S., 49, a. ar
ton. =. 5eal aas ha> Male e1,seS11*;nas as tof
cay. ~ - ~. :!esl Stascs tbe Ss,n,. u, Va
c4ls<rr. ~ ieF.t:sn ai 1t eretivns il "a taese
purc 1sese* ard besras<.t to be e,si wss at us-
Dnet . az ~, sAas :hey dEinx Of -R:nincrTsand saev
.tr t1s P!npt1etcF* say thar II Is A-oo1on
II uSs sFao'e so!4c, AID @ae, reiaDZe medicine <,
sndor. ,a; a lac nwa which all who know thin, ,x,
Ter al 1.nt .e'.fatle reputation for thu e.nuo c
isu: 81, ..! or farF liquors. ~i we trust ~
Atao yok SALE BY
Sar9fnt Ilstr, Druggists.
Pcat'n i %. A~s s'eet-
s;.ara r. Innne. gunner State asd Waii,.or,,
u u>e';Tc h'ec1~ corner State sad Wnors
- ne1u!2n. e"FErF Stat IN! y.n t;n-.r
r. l.. .H.iefsln / 70, 80 State str..t "-
1oHpn = h1iF:s. corner k,n1.r E Ws;;,.
State. "s'xx,as .n and srocers IN the City anil
blnlnger's Old London Dock Gin.
1Af bENiSGERs OLD LONDON po,.K c1x
HOYT i. PIERCE.
!stt" "hH e>1.e A:eats, II; S.,uth W., >,,,. ::
, 1859-06-15

The weather yesterday took another
change, and from the intense cold.of Monday we
had very hot Tuesday. To give in idea Of the
frequent changes in the weather, we need pub
isl, an hourly edition.
, 1859-06-15

TO PHYSICIANS Physician.
- residing u one Of the pleasante Ia the West
having popuiadon Of o wishes to .cl out md ~
tst ifna ths pofe9son iIs waace for The tst th.ee
has ranged from T. V to Is o PCT year Addtea Boz
4s'S. te131na-dN
, 1859-06-15

Economy is Wealth." Study it by
reading xan schaack's advertisement, and vis.
lting Il State street. ir1I n
, 1859-06-15

LAST WEEK OF THE FINE ART Exu,n,r1oS.-
THIS exhibition will be closed OH Monday .otll
lust. Open from a. N. to 81 r. E.; Evening II
to 9f. .
, 1859-06-15


.~pon't for1rt th,t ,,ir n;c n f.rvs+.,1a1.
to.morr"w. Wright will be along to furnish
ice cream md refreshments to those who do not
choose to carry their own provision. The cars
VIII start from the Chicago. St. Paul and Fon
du iac depot ut s. 4. u. Tickets, 50 ccuts there
and return. Children half price.
c..-- C-:,---
,aI;tv, IT., - NV ~ w. ...,.s s u., ~ "cato
t,,.,a. 49,, c,. .,,s ,,.,..a.-" s ~ ..'. AA"1 10
10 u;,,h S,,,oa, :. A.. ro ~
s.,l. napo,,rn.. D:..':.. ~ ,-. =.
Dapaes;o I'd u. $500, 4' -, :
c,ao C,..,. .,;u = ,,.I. s.S".4 :. Will
-:,- f' ~ ..o'''ou :" oe po-
f ,' 'a'a' A't' caa1g &c
-,,
a. aDoa1 ''oeA ,ss'esoa3 a1efnoon,
s'u''eA''h "no WIS f'a.ng III company with
= IVY III "ae'"' "'e1 WIN very severe aeea~
uen'' ~ 'o'ses n4''ns 'a*en '51snt IN run
lug eas' ''o', 'ac 'ao'o'pn s'ree' ot'ogc, nc
'os' us 'op " luz 1elns' aoo "nae tr5ang 70 re-
sA''. '"ea1 'e le' oa' "no "as oaois E'cxeo aooht
LII neao os 'he hofses' ahe wheels passed
over nan': Finally the wagon was SMASHED, nnd
Inc 'oy thrown out' hus without receiving any
tl'lng more tnan g1aze'
DarAprr1 ACCIDENT m a cu,.n-Yestrr-
nrternoon at nhout :: o.c1orl a ,,t+,e Inv .cad
between and years. the son ofMr, Lcay;tt
= who drives the Office WAGON of. lov 4 Fr.hie
met with an Incident. which tbc doctor, tb;nl
will eveutuatc ia tbs little fea1oxs death. The
boy va. run orer. neaT4 4he corner or farn.nte,
T. E;,-;o .,,ootx w. y ,,,o,o,4;-. ~ IT, 80.
, 1859-06-15
IL0S1NG OF THE. FINE ART
y 1 ThaA

fane Art Exposition Of ss2tussy, Paintings, etc.,
building corner Lake Stree, and Wabash avenue wl be
closed 90 Monday June 18th. rrrs exhibition from
= g. ST., o1 ess fE s Sass2 = I'd sns
ef 5; e. Gs.k9s Co. n D. C.ok s CO. 1t tht ndneinol
hGtss and Vt the dcnt Of the Exhibition He'll cstsjosuss
sod at the door Ut l0e per eopy LII
, 1859-06-15

On The 14u Inst ty Rev. e. II. Brigham, s. q. GR1F
F1H Esq, ai Miss FANNY 4. BROW n aI Of thi. civ
the syrning nth 18th In this CITY, by the Res W. f.
ANNIE L. JESsNGS. Of Asta 1ndaua-
, 1859-06-15

u; Ihe pronFkkot7 Of 4 vs1-eetabtshed Weekly Paper
pleasant and dou1shlnR town In Northern itois n
fe5 70. sas tac ea;it; Interest e SID pape7 The otce
necessary prusseak lie Ss~rpsper and ob Frintns
euszs 5hs E,2sI KspabMSa M politics. ias axs
For terms and Other a.tiou!aFA address PRINTER
Dox 81, Chicago O. a.; Round. s LanSjon Gcnsra, al
veEtlsang Accnts Ranio9pA aqrtvt rnx79w.11x@
, 1859-06-15

At Coventry Connetcuf, Of Consumption aged twentv
nlas yesrA sar%. MARY :. PORTER, wife IT f,r i.;u
y fottr Surgeon tn the TINTED states AruIv f,rnrrjs
M1z. William +. Holden ef this city,
At Algonquin. ILL., on the 18th nfApsil JAMES r.. In.
ian Alsn q, the IN! Of 1une. NELLIE ayr ycaT and
'months, csslirtH u John j. ami Ellen L. Sears
, 1859-06-15
Antu6R11IR1llS.

4 L Mc'1CKER'S THEATRE -
Doors o1en - 1na raI9uce. aoc. SECOND Circle .s
- T. "Se'a'e to eonnenee N X
S'AeEAESr or THE RENOWNED
r A v ELS!
GABRIEL and FRAScoIsL sadth.s, ,,,,,o.a,..-.-
paEy, ~01A-
p,n,onirss sspa1 EVENING juno 18th, 19, The co,nc
GODEy ySK1,
1ao'ial aascl IS Goseusal Frauco. R,wa,..p p,~
~, The .Sods:14! MARIETTA. zAyFcErr. ,,., 49,.
The spleadd csnir Spectacle:
KIN KA.
i'm L. t.s~.
-''s'.''.'s""-'.-. ErkHcois Rnyrl
, 1859-06-15

Nj 1C1IIGAN SOUTHERN Avn
-, LANE SHORE RAlLRoAn- s.,.o,
s;reat Thnmvs fasst ,t n and aiter Apnl a.
ouelce bco;1 a;1ann SgsIs9slL ocssr Tostan
ue s 81 Msmanx ms;3;safsS Kstass #ae eys
the New England Sta;rs - 1''''e.il Ne" LUX, aaI
Wv "'' M Hia 7na Accommodation viz Old NIcbv,n H..
~ sanaasa excepted ssachinR Tule1i, - .s: ts
~. + enaaagJns Al Alaan with tain rr:n.his. t.. IL
Wtas, ~ pn connecting With trains On ~. D
7''~ a'' ;rsT aots Esprcad {da!y except sr.i,,, v
oh areSt u s:15 In time to connect xith ; ;: ~.
x e., "a .ssat " ttein Rai1ruad EAstFsri' III II
CIV pm. sew oik and Rosta Es1geas .atv S,tu,,,r
s,ces?SHl}. Va vi Michigan rad, re5ehs, rnia
aso;eO ani anl 1Atn'!t l!.e0 eoGscCf;rs xi.a ~
f.,n,erpln pn I'll I'll o.! t:nzts Wvstesn R.R 1 ~"
t,,. f. y !4aHe It tSts and M0n1rev!e for .1 ,,
.na stnthesn ani Middle Oko Dtrtrr eocrt pass
aoi Bainn na u .a ~ Pn.ssuxh. Phaieqh
~. muuDht ~ r. PATENT SLEEPiNi; IA III .,
" ~ n'ent ts2Ea On tits to New Yort ,ni r1
asd nT III, t'f summer a1e aa~'y 6ted vii Vep,isiop;
, 1859-06-15

Il " 0 NEW OKs
A6hRY WARD BEECHER.
= -. ~
f'AlN AID 'fLEAsANr TALK ABOUT rRr17s
~" Eas AND FARMING. By Hrsn. WIN
bxzcHER. Nel$1Ca1o. ais.
snl Be seen by he abovc that Mr. Beeehe, apps.,, H.
,1'e Inc PUBIC In Book Fozx. writer On Agricultural
horticultural and Horticultural subjects /. viii no ouh
many that to hls wil!c reputation as an Orator
Preacher aud Writer must be addel thu, - 49,.
Farmer Gardener and Fsuu grower, for each he !.
bcen-but sd~ Boat eprt.k. to- i.,-,,. @~'
-s1n SiAh FAfEES: Or. Views and Erne,c,.o, r.,
'lsQo. 4l.73. " ALL oeeea3a- Neat
To- asoye volume e,ntaas. among other nt.-c<.;r 4
tss: tas eelslrAte1 theodore rarEc. Artic 81 ~
1ners aoa tee now famous speech before tie Botnnt
ih". AEGt svS!rty. IN answer to Daniel Iuri -
FoE sale by u. b. KEEN 1,oo..au,.
AD- 1Ad Lake street.
, 1859-06-15

SS pER REAM FOR BILL
Axo Tuar T.: ~ ne p'?eE red to order =, rxr,.
----- WA. II. HANN
, 1859-06-15

s1RAEGEns visiting the city for the purpose Of
buyins Furniture will save time and money by
going 70 Marsh Bros, 10 Randolph street, op-
poslte the Natteson House, and 13j Lake street
IN tue city, and equals the best in quality, and
their prices as low as any auction or auction
shop. Your purchases will be warranted. care
fully packed, and delivered free ofe1tra charge
, 1859-06-15

ctrr ScEsE-The other day, in our search
foF items, we passed through Clark street, and
beholdng crowd, We rushed toward II. sure
that M item lurked in it.: We found it vsa :.
concourse Of persons assembled outside of a
daguerrsotype car, looking upon the pictures Of
the notorious McSamee, Finn, Staub md jun
pertx. There were all nations in the c.ord md
nll lingos spoken, By way Of comments. ~
would give four dollars for them picters," said
one. "1'd give fire said smother. IN gfve ten
for 'crn, but the man wont take it." Here
thought We, is An illustration OF the morbid for
nsore-bid) appetite in man. "och," says stout
Hiberniap to couutrymen, " an I'd rather be
5ou {pointing to AcSamee's dasuesreotype) TO-
day, than you (potnting to Finn's) 10 60 to the
States Prison for life.
"Arrah," ," replied his companion, you NAV sav
that; 'faith, IN to spbend n lifetime in prison.
its no great plans4r<!"' We agree with tho
Patlander.
, 1859-06-15

- We wonld particularly call the attention
OF furniturcbuyers to the sale Of first. class fur
niturc. advertised in another column br John
Kankiil, at !0l Itandolph street, LoYds block,
, 1859-06-15

JOLIET GRAVEL.-The under
= signed art PREPARED 70 furnish joliet Gtayd far i'm.
proving The srres a Clcako Amount redv{rN and
!oF quality o. 3tAa and woskmanahp references usy II
9ad 70 The too inst completed BY u Fk Court 81 d
@. Wicker and othen,
AsoWs viii fqsu!ah e7aye from the Summit for psytae
putpofes to any auourt zrqulrnd.
- HARVEY DAyKA
nyst-1md0A HARVEY NASH
, 1859-06-15

WESTERN METROPOLIS. II. T. px... .;on,n,,.,,
roim "a Estnne Line between Cleveland md Buffalo.
n,rs ns 1ioss i 'aaaiceen; hosts will leave the C. T.
ets ~ asset q "a he .s u ths uains ss
~i,h he morning ma. o. lie New xo9S a ,n hsn
c:,s" 1ho Ses 1ork Ese Ra!raad fr Naxaa rss H. Ms.
owe~o txeSse; hoTs Gt!e7, Aisny, Corning, En.;a
,rs T. *peak ealora:'ly of the ah,ve bo,,. h
sns14 Fl, ~. .noWn TO the t1ayelnE public A. IL II H.
e,t ~ summer trip 70 New York or a,y min,
planned. VI any that could "
4, t. @ oe ~ 4 ~ leket ocecs tn the West snt
Randolph AID Dearborn xret and 4, H. d4af' spst II
JoaS D. CAxFBx11, Gen. Supt -'" " eS's'a Agent.
, 1859-06-15
THE KANSAS ELECTION.

Th,r, ...,., =. ~, ,-,. -
see'''S ~ III oo oouo' no" tha' the
tNsP"o'cans naFe secured nlajofny Of the
drlrrrfpS n f1tr urry T,,ue f,.
~oHH
y hrt trp1n1c tfr
r,+.;+o-, ,,,a ,, ,
- e"'",o 'sn'e ueen .!eaio ''o''' 'nooEh
,nrnaa m ~ ~. ,,';n' au ,ha nt,; ,tss were uu's re,
''~ ''' 4'sr"u.'ea,i et'ene'" Will
'"'0 :" D' e'e"'ef. 1ne Oenloe17cy' as
, 1859-06-15

~ We appeal to the ladies' to bear US out
in the assertion that the best and cheapest nace
in the city to get soiled or faded garments
cleausch or dyed to any shade desired, without
injury to the material, is ut Messrs. Cook &
Bros. lt.3, S. Clark street,
, 1859-06-15

.HOUND-A pair Of Spectacles
a'ca iha owner can hays Oy c!ng at this once.
, 1859-06-15

pOSTERS AND HANDBlIIS
fkLSs AID TnBCSz Jon O1rcE 81 Utass strset 1T
, 1859-06-15

WANTED-By 4 Young Nan Of
ekht {sath e1pa,ience, a ,ituaiion =. t.,rrk ~
& Ihe advertiser. IL 1.tire scotland bss
1au &sea Sal1Ty much IN uhrct ~ 49,
fninsnf Eaploynent Address to this once VI: IL Sd
, 1859-06-15

M ANUFACTURERS' GOODS
Grocers' Goods.
FR4-t'1'EHs, GZ1Es, IND OILS
sAL-soDA, SODA ASH, Rosrr.
cAMrHENE. TuRPEsr1SE.
Alcohol, Potash, Acids, Rorax.
PURE SPERM OIL.
.9Hehf*fry aaa HHaf< 0fl,.
GEN U1NE KEROSENE O11s
La1ssc stuck In store, which We otfsr low.
J. II. REED i CO..
!c!a[ Eholesale and Retail Draextsta ~ 1+s
, 1859-06-15

B The train of the Michigan Southern Road
due on Monday at 7 P NJ, run into drove of
cattle near Ailler's Station; Killing aix of The
drove md wounding many more. -.
, 1859-06-15

&2 IN PER THOUSAND fer
SGr11HCA best quality Enameled BUSINESS
fela1w WV .sAI W.W {, u nItA5st
, 1859-06-15

{ MtCCLARS AND NOTICES
- safeuHE go Up in nev ssyles Script md plsIn rps
- ASp AAA1ESE JOB UxflC1, Il cE1fk strttt "|'
II y VT
, 1859-06-15

= A nuuberof strapping fellows are risit-
ing the honses of our citizens begging clothes,
stating that the need them for their children
A g1eat many kind hearted persons have been
thus imposed on. while those who arc awake to
such trsps refuse these burly beegars, knowing
the clothes are' either sold for rum and beer, or
else the applicants am IS well able to clothe
their children as those from whom they beg
mendicancy being prosperous tradc,
, 1859-06-15

! w STLAKE PATENT
STOVE FURNACE,
For Heating Flat Irons,
For 8roi1ias aud Roasting, =,
For Boiling and Hatiu1igj|
TT WORKS PERFEcT.
0'''"s 'tne3 thnSs sce PRzss TsrBrsz 9: the cth
ltAys Of this
: U III III Err STOVE.
op4ta contz.vance for warm weztLer
i great eeohtmzer Of iuci
Tho Mattress plrasure
Ina Servants delight
Is III tint 1t c.,inas to ,r
theap, Convenient, Valuable"
Fu1 SALE tY
VAN sCHA ACK.
No. =: State street.
, 1859-06-15

RUARDING-A Gentleman and
= - 10y also two gentlemen can BE- aceomnoi.,.d
r,at eau pirate family wabash a1soue IN tie
ieits onssa atFeet By applying to r. q. BIZ lc6s
, 1859-06-15

IV kEfT-A Small House. rood
i2c7aon with Ia1t Of Fatntu,e to snail f,Sf,1 ~.
, 1859-06-15

If you hare Solar or astral Lamp
!tut Eon don't want, you can exclang: or sell
II q! Inc Lamp and Ull Emporium. iul4Gt
, 1859-06-15

II Strangers who visit tie city for the rur
and money By going directly to Marsh Bros.
Their assortment is large, and newly bought 1t
the lowest possible price. You can take time in
selecting, have your purchases all warranted,
and safely packed for delivery free Of cllurye.
Nos. 11U Randolph street and l65 Lake streets
, 1859-06-15

ADAMS llocSE-Tnis first-class House.
thoroughly and elegantly rctisted aud 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 tl,e leurt Of business as well as 10
tic best resident part Of the city.
1eS-St ". l., j. j. pEABcy
, 1859-06-15

GREAT ASSIGNMENTS or
~ HARDWARE
The advsr.Kr, of hyKe e1per44nee s,ho haa hid
nnefec <xpe1 cRer In all branches ardwa5e Iron
Stose Tin aai Agricultural Tool trade nansxefpent Of
fEc!2 1tKa5a coacerns, we'll posted Ia buying Of Easr
sfn 1ohn..s sad na7n1fscture oters his services sales
selling e,ehaae.as making asi1aeat. bursting No.
r. ot n Eutchasa1 koods y Tits a2rkst i Ia o1ss
1o9k 7oo Aos&op A@ife4 E11 ~. tcLtln-A544
, 1859-06-15

WASTED-By an English Girl
situation In private family As clauberm..d or
A9fseff:GEa Address &C. L. ut this Vticf Tx "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-28
Diaboiical Attempts to Destroy RAILROAD
TrninS.


The Petersburg (ya.) Express relates the follow.
ing persistent attempt which was made on the
night of the 18th to throw train off the track of
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad:
The train had got scarcely mile from Peters.
burg when the locomotive struck some obstacle
bouncing over it, but fortunately retaining the
track. About mile and half further on the
train encountered a similar obstruction while near
ing the BRIDGE and but for the fact that the engi
neer had slackened the speed, would doubtless
precipitated down the embankment. Sometime
afterward it still being dark, the engine upon
bar Of iron placed crosswise on the track. The
bar was caught by the cow-catcher and no damage
done. This seems to be thoroughly planned
scheme for the destruction of the tran and it is to
be hoped its perpetrators will be brought to just.
for their detection.
The Columbus (Oho) Statesman gives the fol-
lowing account of similar case:
Sunday night it was discovered by a farmer that
the bridge Of the G. P. and Indiana Railroad, eros.
sing East Creek, near Fletcher, Miami county. was
On nre; and after quenching the flames it was
iouha that the timbers on which the track WAS laid
aau burned entirely Off thus setting horrible tran
oI te aestruction of the first train and its load If
auhan Irelght No train had passed over the road
ior sMehty-lour hours the fire must have been
hindieu Tor deadly purpose, and but far tha
nappy discovery, would have caused The wreck as
the morning train, and doubtless. LARGO lass ~ -
life The injury to the bridge has been rena;ro "
and strict watch will be kept, as suspcions,
characters were observed lurking about the neehs
borhood Wy i's'sn-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-28

| 70 fight d ID Ttacos Of the French army. have
seer something of these Niger soldiers in another
country. Let their white officers look out that
some iine morning they do not find their we'll
drilled men mutinizing against them. In the
battle field they are the most cruel, bloodthirsty
scoundrels on earth Their savage nature once
reused it Is almost impossible to keep them within
the bounds of civilization. At any rate, it will be
a blessing to Cuba to get rid of such parcel oil
lazy, worthless scoundrels. A free negro, wherever
i have seen him, is pest and nuisance in com.
munity.
There died recently in this city the most reverend
Father Fray Remegio Cernadas, Doctor of !" Phi
losophy and Sacred Theology y in the Royal Uni
versity Of this city. The deceased was highly
respected, and his funeral was attended by the en-
tire faculty and all the students Of the Royal
University.
The Regla and Matanzas Railway is open to pub
Lie t,afico as far as Campo Florido, some sixteen
or eighteen miles from this city.
Gen. Serrano embarked at Cadiz for this island
on the 18th inst. He comes here, understand,
not as CaptainG General but as Viceroy, and we are
to have body Of Ministers, Court and Govern
ment, entirely independent to that of Spain. viii
this prove beneficial to Cuba? Time alone can an
swer that question.
The highly respectable firm of Fernandez,
Schimper & Co., of this city, have been compelled
to solicit time from their creditors, which, UNDER
stand, has been granted. Their balance sheet
showed half million more assets than their La
bilities. Their suspension was caused by the non
acceptance Of bills drawn by them upon blank
guaranteed credits upon certain London bankers,
whose conduct is the theme of universal censure in
commercial circles here.
The Spanish ship Teresta sailed on the 10th inst
for New Orleans the West Indian for Ruatan on the
goth, and Spanish ship Rosa for New Orleans on
the 2lst. AS ever, y.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-28
COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

Special Correspondence Of the New Orleans Crescenl
HAVANA, Oct. "a, 1859.
Messrs. Editors: Since my last advices Of the
18th inst, per Cahawba, the Clayed Sugar market
has been moderately active, whilst holders have
been and continue firm at the following quotations
for dry, good sugars: D. s. Nos. to 10, 81 to Il
rails Nos. II to u, to ST rails Nos. Is to a. 81
to 81 rails; Nos Is to II, to 10 rails Nos. Is tc
20, l0s to LII rails; Whites according to quality
lii to IA rails per arrobe, f. o. b. The stock here
and at Matanzas is estimated ct about 900 boxes
against 81 900 at this period last year.
Muscov ADos.-very little doing, the stock being
| chiefly in second hands.
MoLAssEs-Ish held precisely as last advised with
only small transactions.
TOBACCO There have been some shipments to
the United States. Nothing new to advise respect
ing this article.
CIGARS IS Some demand exists for the United
States. The orders, however, are limited to a low
figure.
LARD-Dull and declining. Tierces were offered
this morning at s7 Is per quinta My quotations
are: SIT Is to SIT IS for tierces and bbls. and
SIS % to SIS Is for kegs per quintal Stock about
$500 tierces and bbls. and 24OO kegs.
BuTrER-The market is amply supplied Last
sale reported was Goshen at $50 per quntal
CHEEsE-In fair request.
HAMs-Enjoy good demand 81 bbls., ex De
Soto, from New Orleans, sold at s15 per quintal.
PoRK-Continues in fair request 2S bbls., ex De
Soto, from New Orleans, sold at SO each and Al
boxes Clear from store at SIS 50 per quintal.
PoTAToEs-In fair demands 80 bbls., ex Ca
hawba, from New York sold at Sc each.
CoRN--No sales of American to advise. Country
growth still in full supply.
YELLOW PIsE-No sales to advise.
FREIGHTs--Not quite SO active, at 81 per box
and "a per hid. sugar coastwise e. los. to f3 to
British Channel for orders.
EXCHANGES and tending upwards. quote
Sterling III to IS per cent. premium; New Or
leans, tShort) 81 per cent. premium; New York.
ETC., go day bils) ST to 81 per cent. premium |;
American Gold Coin, to 6 per cent. premium
Money market easier. As ever, ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-28
Louisiana Intelligence.
From the Caddo Gazette of the I'D we extract
the following paragraph:

From the Caddo Gazette of the I'D we extract
the following paragraph:
During the week our streets have been crowded
with cotton wagons, and business has been very
animated. good many of our merchants have
brought their supplies of fall and winter neces-
saries and parties in the country be sold goods
at almost as low figures now as they will be during
any part Of the season.
Our city has been infested for some time back
with bands Of thieves and murderers. Several of
our citizens had lost their negroes, and no traces
could be found of them. At last Mr.. VIM Howell,
Of this place, lost negro, and offered reward for
his recovery; the description Of the negro reached
the New Orleans police, and they were on the look
out. They apprehendcd white man who was
travelling under the name of Davis. He was trying
to sell negro answering to the description given
Of Mr.. Howell's, and the police wrote on here
stating the fact of his apprehension. Two Of our
erty and bring the thief back to justice. They
found the negro to be the missing one of Mr.
Howell's, and the thief to be a man who has been
living here for about year back under the name
Of Etherington. His real name is supposed to be
Henry; but his occupation has caused him to as.
sumo various aliases. He had also two more ne
groes with him, which had been stolen from Dr.
Culbertson, Of this parish.
from New Orleans. The rest Of the facts are not
fully known. Etherington, OF Henry, was discov-
cred at daylight suspended by the neck from tree
in the suburbs of the town, quite dead with his
hands and feet chained. He had undoubtedly been
lynched.
As stated last week, several parties of our cit.
zens went in pursuit of Artems Bennett, immedi.
atey on his escape from Jail. They succeeded in
capturing Columbus Nottingham, one Of his assist
ants, near Jefferson, Texas. Nottingham, under
fear of immediate punishment told his captors that
Bennett was making for Mexico, and that he was
only short distance ahead. They Immediately
continued the pursuit. and it is believed here that
they have by this time caught him. although there
has been no further word received from them up
to the time Of our going to press.
The Vim Parish Sentinel of the 10th says:
The weather continues very warm for the season,
with an occasional shower. Cotton picking is pro.
crossing with dispatch. From all the information
in this parish.