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, 1859-06-22

FER Pkr-LA.l ftYfpfoDt .Juns1f
nsE.osIE,.: Gre,;taa. rrs,k*. sd with d.
Coz circu!H tut very dull qutIt.ns non1
IN ssE sS'. Ixas au sns q n . ps
ga lowsE than TEes.ay. q'saattts, In terv has
~ Gcse u t. $ i IL u. e xssk ~ .a .: hya
At.1*ststi. - A''NNA3
AAAsie.s sS1cr.nLHs-uadak lsr~- 4 ise:! r.. r.
I:s,,;; -atsa: nr''. Circular reports Eraa.
>i.if' H. l1oH- VIZ N rails tar dur. t..k,r blv-
TT . ard ai'y Iis1'sea ir4s aFo Tarpe:' -!
y; IT. l I'D d sss i !. t t. * @ss ,sst H. a @ y
fc"s!.lossl" t:tra-s-s II IT, tsad r TO- Jas. Mc:
'r msrt .tsasnsy e sa "n;s III ss ssavs
;';y 9g"','l rE. heavy a.t ii tos '.~si- H.
fAsn' s1a-t*. !" t. .a..: new i os't,i at 3 pearls
Gpec { f. 4: i.i r. ~ H., f. r s4 >5 Kn tGsas III u a
n s!t, "a iuSths Aeas. aal all qsali,es dsc:saed;
LuSr-'s M"ssY M>sksr FEspAr,-t"n~o. c"r+t til;
s.s'E M =, ": - ihe 'in IN The s<k ef Eak'a'
| continue .a.!.
L.s!ss. sturdy r: Nrhvrr! !. q'.o.at:oa ., In,
:t~s., extra ',iarai Thc markst c!.ssd I'm.
New York Market.
:: e.: =:
'HASH y !!F.t tF liii ';s 'fr~-rs: .At+ >us,
l:.at n: -.;:he.a at - fur w:ise. I've IL at Ytt
::t Ht!-y ,.nf a.t Et..nlI- tsu heavy; ~ait. s3.s
tH 1t ~ Hs* m avi western. 81 fur .s,tlr. vel
'~ Al" :: =" II 1':: fs!w "e>rrn. U1,, !ow.r ~;
| q ~ ~: SILK FRI. for Ca:3t:iaa.
/ NHl.kl--at 5A1hhl,. I. :ta5:6e.
rE";.ie:~-Mss. F,rk ,tr.:, 4:.l uneiaatr l'r,l.
:Ut a''! E.> :r' >4s,~;.I tr- 1t alh E;t.. ii. ~
io: . :,'5 i" f"s yin: :: tr pr:n. ;
t> 1t e. ~ th r:int s.s':, FIR prime 1lr-4. 1.sA4 i;
f,f rirakt! ti,1..'. !1tIE.. f.. eAt.-. pr!;t Me-
tis;fq'st =; ''r"'t. E,.: lin. tr an.sl H. I:1rt
49, IN Ma hrny; sa!r, IL! psss a, tac 10
:'''::.7-. ss'-t 4-. Lard aged: ale, ia
lr- II 1"a +.c fer NJ IL ps,lt Nx,,egr f;u.rr ,,l
i: E1:i: for ti', lf*4 f"r >ta,e .h.:>+. A.Y:.c
~" E~-~etrs. l"an .rwtv; L : 50 If II lJl: -S, f.
S"'4 10: Te:. 3:s: Er!. ID mrg.Iv -: lin...u i,
fo!'; l,r' ll:a'son q: rasdc Nal&> N: LIN,
.t.t: u su.sate-!:'; LANA IL. Gale,l4 l. Lie
| 6,j.: { j /. / ~; Nurw 81, i " ~ @
, 1859-06-22

~ City ':'e.k'. oase Chicago ", Jun. IL 1857,
h.ss ns.'s' . ss.tr + sh e.
Ell IT Il is e. sf hsts'ra st's* a@ ID
II S i n Is Is ts IT,. s ;srt :! w. !, n1
Inch "ak sen,iux let Int" The earth VI As ssh a.,e u
Now. unt the ,nr ,aI L. ca.;suet:s, tn tho mann.r
required sy the Ordinance .eatye q Sidewalks tvf
able Herewith. NA NNe T'|'A-' ~
teA-s~ II. KRElsMaSS. city cirrs.
SIDEWALK NOTICE.
."'y Clerks of,ee. Cae,ss III. June H. ls:3.
hase s f*" s< :s s u ns S'nsa
IN % ae xt.t side sf Clark stE~s fn.n S.rth street
q !ne sns r!.nS aid Lrannss Vt not lss TIN IS
nsh .:k s,':nk X. sut The *ssh ts earth sIrd il H.
N"w rh:ss. the .a'* ss lie tun,r:te, IN the n.anner
r. Tr, x T., "tasnss ~ % 'Tc s1rwsss On ~f"re
t"san.:.'''rF AcI r tie premises 1ase
-'si+1r- II. KEElsMAxS. City c..,t.
EiDEW .ALk NOTICE.
russ S",tts h,:ey iSrn thi IL. t."in tsi:t..
nsse "a:trt :" he constructed folo~-: "a
s!t' ,tsss. i'll M >:h ttsi,u.ls Iii s X ~ III: IL e ~
kiaEf. L.! IN r' t hy 4:s,t ,Ak ,e.,.
ast" 4 TIL :.n sv.a .:.u!r.
WV. na*,. ,hs ,ail = Constructs, in the uasnvs
W ~ day Il Jny. 1s, VII lie uit by III. s,:-st
K Il: NM. ct3 - ci<fs fn<' fi ic,
SIDEWALK NOTICE.
~ t;y t:rtks s':3tr. ih}..:n, H. Iune "A. t.14.
h,,e ",,!sc s*4: :" .t:'e:.l :;" ~ ftoss s:i oa
tit VIZ Ar II tarrrnr"c. fsn:n llkt,,pt rrr; ,.,
r.s; . !, 3'a a.. N ;sa'1.S. II Inch .e.
tae et ht tae r's:l .'E IL" s4s1 a.eI trt "
*s f. E'a AL evru .""!r. ' ~
Now unt." The .'a.l b, cn,truts,l IN The manner
M::. ~ thr ',nral'r tre - Sidewalks ~. g. 81
Us tG'h Lay n l!S. l. will b+ hu!t bs ths st,rr,
az. aa1 lit so's A,,s-a On Lie pru..s ,.A.
| Jvl+!H H. kRE!SNASN ,-,y t1.1k
! NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
| ego. H.. .'aer u. ~ > = ''1ss>'~-> so
s'si t's'>i> will I~ rcrt;r., 1t III. ,n.e ur.;. ,rv
't+n "FM any If ths >.u"n, tEv .is IT Il, 1y;u Ut
N.' N+n;dtv< - f'su~*: !e'." during ..Ah Il ut
nG-s a"swtr':r f.;'''~:Is .l~,;s,.'i,As :: ">@
Ley ase !" y - '"sl i4t, VII Il az Lu:r cas
lasei IA; T.. ase;a er:, Inches III ~ata II a.t.r,
s1r1ce. a1 IL ~ II ;n..f i-~~ .n *i1 itx!rs II, vii
ns "a r.. sta t- j,iht ..e aE >ll.., a..,sr ,r,
Al 1s, :s;:rt: Il u ~ .u' s:4e !u.p.>,a all. -
rsT1s.l T.a' ~ 1, t!e III i*:1wsr q: tbs COMPANY.
lron;4'. nay .~ t'r III TT .;,,., ;ir Than IA.
th'!:a IEsE n':>s It ~ 'e ;r:er Ill., ~ t, III ;r
assonn.a's. wsh -,'istr',ry surety that ths spL,,7,.
will faithfully fati III. ceGtra"s awas;l- ~SN@'3@
It G:a,i:sn *'F's + or I'll r'c'"
-'sEr'a t,rasfal Superintendent
CITY OF ClIECAGO.-Citv Col
| ~ i TT >niate--Nl:.y ST. ls:o
Ni.t2 i, 'Ss. y that ihs following Wa5rr, /.
Eay haIr. f,r t..s.' ';rr ~ "
wS.s.s: ~. sts West. for n.-. cu-s ~: int.
f. Ih' N''' i'4'"'t s''s''' IN I'll H.''' ss" IL t''
A;e'~n. re.n.*t.r. forthwith = max. ,ay.,.,,
Ni'l " !f'..t Al my "thcs. t,e Is. tt:,,,
H. H. s'-t md e.ps'sse If 'hs Is.ns ls T. r.
thr T., t.,tss!,sn'.- ~, '!.- y. +. L. Ml'ELiEK.
, 1859-06-22

W'tbI'-E:e crts LIST week. ces. ccrI.. The n:arA.t
tezns e week has sill further advanced, ald ~ sI3 vi,
1a! for ';raad Tavess rar<ots; West Shpe Word 90:
East sis,.c Nu,d c,1.3tss1H,
, 1859-06-22

M oA lt1tA$rE c-ALE.-DV an In
F1 dentu.c It Mortgage bearing t,e the i"u1th day Of
preenher A. H. S5.eAscutsd hy AsA + Powers and H.
hecca Pu~el.. Of Btsslaese ftlri mnrtxaxr. Rice
Fay. ALBEIT X, fur and San,uei D. Fay ctpartners un.r
the nae. ssyte and drn Ut Fay aud tnnrany Of Chicago
Illinois n,artaaxeesiht sid k.trs The pay
ent 10 the sd u tr nf a6U. aecontIlk
to ceftln note If tlst with said mortgage tho
said payable thspe nuih- after atc t.erru with lntey
ut al the ratt0 often PER cent per 1hhu y xante 10
and convr. e unto thu .I Nor: ihcr heirs mi ~
signs Tor ever all thH-e lOt% ptrH parct.& land -t.
atln the tnuntr u tshc as Stet.e nf i,s tes.rtc.l
~ fellows tn-wis The northeast ttlartrr e. ~ Of tha
Nuh.east quarter q. " ofn .ulh quarter t. ii
Of serticn NJ thirty thsrr III In Township Number y-
p4l meridian. Which >tI mrtxae cnt4.s l4,wsr " saIo
u >a; HttsaZs prr4i>> il cr"t ltE.lt IN rayrent
ef <lt nhte therein Hirntitled anl anu
te for record III The n3ce If the ~t .,Ity
n! a.nr. the .ih ly u! irAt-T, i. u. ISL aud wax
fecort In <l'! "fte. In 5tnk IT 'r.4es 1t pake s
ueAut hasin: brn lAzJe in the pa;ne II the 1 sum
ofnaney aul interest," Acu1ed to bt Fai hy ,l m.rxat
And there Icing dur an.. pa <a NOS; and mnr:
The xt Of 4Vt and The Interest thereon 1t tha
ber. tsa..
NolIre il therefore hereby gvca ha r virtue s,d
nor1rr and the pt~cs If ,r therein nfnt the UNDER
sgne Mortgages will the twenty ksl day 1t JunA
- H. 1y IL ten neck Ia tic forenoon. Conrf House
A0or the city ef Chicago. COMFY nf f.k stale "
Illinois nntr for <c anil el public lion the hlzhras
bidder E ca.h the .aL pie tant h*r:n ahovs es:n-
morgaxorst therein. RTE FAY,
U7te1 May - Iaa1 albert r. FAT and
SAMUEL b, FAY
Copaztners under the syi$ and nfn Of Eay Con-
pAHy. mnnEnkrss.
my4: dalo-M FULLER + WOOD. Atm
, 1859-06-22

CoscoEn, ~ H., June .1.-A bill has bcr1l
! read twice iii the Legislature to abolish thc
Court Of Conl1non Pleas. to transfer tue bu>i-
ness to Supreme Coar1 and 10 increase the mum:
her OF Justices to six. The bill is to remodel
The entire Judiciary Of the State.
, 1859-06-22
Buffalo Market.


BF IEIx1RAFH! ECyrAin June Fl.
ft,r:-la fts nr,;e.s n.y.! rars.t lo~rs. Sales -
E4!> It ~. 5f,r 'w I" far II 4te fnEn t'hes. >nfj
~, fs d frt, Mtyt'skrr 4ll: Ft3S fr .;r,it =,
ira " e'f,s; u ,f Mi,hl4 I:it4s anil ttf,.
..5t." - ut dd.the eatra>. "
t;ka1S-"hcas quiet salvs .'hH iu >tln,ianl h;.ao
SrfE in .st- al $l.f,ttt.t.- ,!u AMI n,.i1.i 1t
-. st4:. '!'E =, 9es+lc ar!ry heavy 6ss..e I've
tr; 1t 3l.,s4' 1tf.
N1ilsky-~l.e- 10 hll+ 1T sH.
CANAL F.ktuIr>-l EcIrA1..,!,
LANE 1NiuEI-.-S,ssI t.> III: sht h, w1,nt ~,
ta:- '
tA'AL EalI.--..' his Eprr. l.. no iu ezra IN, ,,
u4:-- -
Fcshcja Passed Through the Welland
Canal.
lxE IELEGEArA.l RCrYtln, .Tl;st -.
Ee.i+ e~ prr; to.'orn Lork fson. r. " IN the l:;,
TIL r. Y. tic 2uth:
I}p;n.! Wc>. tkr tsth-N.nr.
thu t.a at1'l.--~th. EJyaf tax-tns.ei ;A fr,u Az,
b,r.tl ,,rl li:tf4lt.
f.rasl E-l-i, t!r ls:h-Npat
bthe c'rn-lr't l.Airi. stat. >chy C!rs~ Napr; Il;
FW Ft -: 4'Fs F!:is. t:ku Ic.tat.h Murtya l. ri.
It.-s' l;a;t.a', En:iEt :'.f.: IArs .t.rxa,.'!..
r4i ". ~ H. W. +. TIT. .i>.-I:.u:H N,.:
On The 8Ft-3fi,.. U! tic :!.i-,":e.
F1nt f-I>t iI IT," SF!-> IL frr~ ki:y>f,r! I}r t1,
sl@s-ft:A tic.; ~thf :. .A,t:sws l,. tur;,tia,,.
, 1859-06-22

TcE-bAx EVENING, JuEt 81.
TIE receipt. AID shipments " Cattle Hogs and slyr,
sE:.1 TIE past -. and snce Jas.a:' .t cola:e w,h
la>t ycas. Hi.l IL f,u='! III tbs fo.'"iu. taa!v:
, 1859-06-22

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
> q eWE - -~SupsFtF Court II Th!clxU Iln1
*n1. lss3. Nancy sttuk VI. SAMUEL SL.ox,-l tkan

T.'m ls;3 Nancy st.ok VI. samuel sL.o.-I. tk.sa.
.ttaA.vt o. tc non r.,!!,nre u, s,mc, sho, ax>+o
iaht arye nan.- having ,~rs a.i il. iAs nnes II ths
Se'S "f SIT su~is"r "ust u Chicago. Nutlte herhy
hes OIL. 't COMPLAINT II >.i1 'rt. tLv ha,<ry
thrrr un The second .lnhe so a.i iha = s,,,u-
Ht." fheEtsIs E..u,l If >a1 ..u &aift .a; l,~
is.:s ss4s'a!s :n tlv a:'t Aonda: 1t July l9
w. us:tss y''u tia sa $ar,'sl Sh.s ,la per,snsy
he and aF":1F ttfre %a:d superior A.t n h..;Axp f
y h"''n ~ t'hca:. III ~'t r"ahv. sir Mrn,,.y
Of July is;9 atd p'ea. Il. tr x.s tns.
nah4* b!l It t'H'jsn'. tie AMI the A4:rrs a1.t
thlas thcTriu carxt ami tac Will h- ~ tuIr,.*u
any an, !. fierce s"sete' ain,t T. ,hr <
K1s". s,"r7 w~'x. ;"nrtt> so:r. j.S Ill.,,
S..LE.-IuL1ic No
IN eera Ihs Il INT rsr,lr.l IT, he Is TC,,,r. on liz
th1 day u Mt,h !. H. tI6. iy >..,,,r! H. Ford nd
c!:ars* H. Nhitr.r .1: rc"n!t IN Viz Isc.
OF t.A'k Chahv. Slate II lno+ in l.k II H. vr nhs1
hnnIrsrt and a.e i've tn4 iA dffy-Lyr VIII
By Feah Ut de f.nt fhr paymrtt rrr,a,n ntsis-
N'fy h.cs HHn:lte in" clfsri ly xI l+e,i ~ rr44t
tue m h"rF ef . rtfr pursuance u he r., WI
In >a trust Cred ,tare.. III" {r .st.- tart. i, rx
r.~d 81! II paae aurti.tnt th- highest Bidder for cash.
On ~atn1tay fs,r 18th lay u May A. H. ,s:s bstw, m liz
hours II ten "cieS. III The frrn'i aud hnr ucc4 In tha
Aftermath IT sid day. u thr ottl. 4r ii, re Cnurt House
II The City IT Chen i'll *. autv nf C.1k AMI >lar mt
1lrs al til. re.l estate c.hyeyyj IL ns ~: tr,i,, Ill
I" Wit: sub lots eleven II, ard twelve e IL tie sui
Diss. Of s "n~ t!):E t~"t 2tln t.rk ,g>
In tr cht0 rctin Addition u thu CfY Ehtsxu cuuntv
v,-,, ,..o WI. WHEELER, Trtt.
;May ON. 1877. nv:.td
of June a. 1sa'. Il The psaea afoEsal md l*sw+rt
Lnus, af''rr>ai!. WI. WHEELER.
Nay s-th. lat3. inya, .IG::t til
nt June AD ls9. At the pscr afct.-d anI b tween hs
hours af'rtNi'l: WI. WHEELER. Trustee.
, 1859-06-22

AKRON WATER LINE
ii Wholesale Prices.
Al Tic ao:t furnishings y. ;'vcr* suit the tines.
Pins, Specifications and Estimates Furnished
uheu ..r.sc a'h the s!ut:!n nt Steam and Water
Mi.s, t.s,l sac4s4- liz Atest Improvements.
CHICAGO WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE
No. IS Market Strecx--LInd's Block.
AL c.tt.s <rc-re.to
JOHN +. N0EE,
aE.e.G. !. t'i:. 40 nF Eudan, Mt.
, 1859-06-22

ST. LorIs, Jnrc .1.-The steamer Morning
Star, which has been laid up several weeks at
lie -sill's PUNT four miles above this city, was
destroyed By fire last night. Loss $24,lo'. In
>urcd iar :l.,'hn.
, 1859-06-22

The following table shows the imports of
l'readstuf1s during the past week, with their
sources Of supply, and the receipts during tue
corresponding week in 1s;'::
1xruK7s nrH1Sa ~E1K ESptso lrs1ls
Ka liz tdIHri
, 1859-06-22

Ta7AL E1roETs NrEApsTrEFs IEox JAS.l 70 JESE Is
la39, WITH TEE Fon7s OF DEsrlsA7loN AND kurT1s
u E1rpIr.
, 1859-06-22

The Milwaukee 1S<n{t0r2 IS responsible Tor the
ubove figures.
ST. Lofts, June o0.-Fiour dull and small
ssles. Whca. very unsettled. Most Of the
sales were At Il decline of from 5ll0c. Corn,
heavy; yellow ssc white, eo@95c.
, 1859-06-22
nELA1IAY, DCGGEH j. GAL
I .1:jL7r,
Commission mercl)ants.

IL tnMHLS>In.s HEHfWtyT
-. Lake us. -: S,uth Wltrr S:rst.
A,t:a..ee< ls!r t.,.f.sntt vi. c:,c lis e3c,u-
sse a,1entioa tn tic sac And purchase II ali kid, IT Fro-
DIR, >tnts r..
Ettfrr I" Parker 1!a.v Chcr X, Il.nk NV Yn:k
L. f. tarvt.. t:.s Ma::- .:.ssk tHica;"; IL. = Ha@.
Eutt4u I. I. T.srE 4 t'r. New lIE...:!.. It- el..
, 1859-06-22

an important circular frasn Prince Go,c1:-
koa' to The cnvoys Of Russia u, tic sev. IT,
Courts Of Germany declares thai ii German,
goes to The aid Of Austria. the political cFuiis-
br!um resulting from The 1rcatics by which IL,
German Confederation is constituted viii br
destroyed.
, 1859-06-22

Ikr'fn t.a Drtru.t Advertiser
The akt71ents far tie week anil f,f list ytrk xe.e:
, 1859-06-22

LAIEH1 fNuM FANS 1T THE KANGAROO.
The y. i. ELrrtss has received hy the ka,,sa,
roo, IRON James Brooks, senior editor Of lie
Erprt*s. who left I'aris Oh Tuesday night, The
Paris I'itri< Of the evening Of the 7th, wh,rl,
E1ses tic very latcst news from Paris and tl,,.
seat of war. Ar. Is. says that Notwithstanding
tue tone aud tenor Of the Austrian articles III
the Lyndon 7t,a'f. founded upon It's .li>l,atsl.>
from vienna, the evidence is that tl,t Frcrr,
won great and brilliant victory Ut Macsuia.
the practical result of which was III. abandon
1ncnt OF Milan by the Austrians aud general
retreat along the whole line.
The loss oil tho French he however adds is
probably great deal larger t!lau the Esupcror>
kilograms admit. So satisfied were the French
Of the trli'iancy Of their victory that Paris was
not only illuminated, but that cannon ere
firing from all the forts and military positions
n and around Paris, and on the iii Ut noon
SotFe Dame was ti!led with the presence nf the
great officers Of the Empire. und q. the military
nnder IN tnc lead Ut The Empress chauntiny Tie
! Tc Deum in thanks foa the victory.
Ihe Empress and the Princess Clotildc were
received IN the streets On their WY w.ih the
Hsehest demonstrations Of enthusiasm. The
| body OF Gen. Espinassc, killed Vi Magenta, has
been cmbalmed. TO be taken home to France
Clerc to bc announced 10 his wife as having died
| gloriousy.
HavEe, on the .th and on the night Of the I'll,
was in high state Of excitement and e!ce over
| Tue Victory; Tags adorned all public places and
many Of the private houses
The ladies' Of France, under the direction of
the Empress, w"re al! engaging in making
lint tor the wounded Of the French and A:,>,rl.
IN army taken prisoners. The wife Of the Min.
'ster OF War had started the movement, which
was becoming fashionable aud general. THIS
is making in the army. 1t was on SUNDAY that
the dispatch from the Emperor reached
the Empress Eugenie. Sue caused 1Lr
dispatch to be printed in piacards on The streets
and to be telegraphed to hc Projects through
out all France. 50 that Sunday evening and
night the rejoicing was general in the Empire.
Tie Empress herself On Sunday night rode
through some Of the principal streets where he
crowds thsongcd her carriag &C. and eycn clunc
to the wheels CRYING out III the Ioudes, tones
Long live the Emperor" The Empires. and
| the Young Prince too were not forgotten
General Conrobcrt is not dead nor Uaortaly
| wounded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-14
AFFAIRS In WASHINGTON.
Departure OF Lord Napier from Warrington
His Return to England, Co., &c.
Aeuvorow Aupti 1870

Departure OF Lord Napier from Washington
His Return to England, &c.. &c.
WASHINGTON, April ID, 1859.
Lord Napier left here TO day for New York. but will
turn Saturday On Monday he will embark at Annapo-
lis for England.
The Post Office Department is having printed blank
forms be severaly filed up with amounts Of indebted.
mail contractors They in the nature Of
tifcaes, intended 10 basis for loans until Con-
gress shall relieve the present pecunary
Of the department.
As Mr. Bowman's resignation Superintendent Of Pub
lie Printing will take place till the LIST Of May
gentlemen pressed for The pace--among them, Col
10. severns, OF Philadelphia.
Tho Washington Republican Association onight cele
brated at Odd Fellows Hail. Jeersons birthday. There
was full band OF music. Francis p Bair presided.
Major French read the Declaration Of Independence and
Daniel R. Goodoe late Of North Carolina delivered the
Grafton.
There is such information in this city leaves doubt
Of deep laid scheme for the revolution of Cuba It is
not known that this government has been officially in
formed Of the fact.
The contract for furnishing the illustrations Of machine
ry &c. required the Patent Office Report for 1885, has
been awarded to E. R. Jewe,t, Of Buffalo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-14

any merits there is nothing lost 10y
little delay and elaboration. Nobody pre-
tends that there is any urgency ia the matter, or
any need of haste If che bill ought 20 be passed
as it stands. it can be easily done next sessioa-
The sensible course, Therefore. for the Lesisa
ture, is to suspend seton, and give time
to the property owners to meet aad agree
among themselves US TO the best plan-the
plan which will be most agreeable to all, and
will suit the interests of those who have right
10 be consulted in the case.
In this region some three or four hundred me
chanics reside, who have purchased land on mort
gage, and built ON the line of some of the proposed
streets and avenues. The bill will destroy many
of these residences and be ruinous to the hard
working owners. Their small lots are not worth
very much, but they are every thing to them-as
much as a property worth 100000 would be to
the proprietor thereof To grant time to consult
their interests and harmonize the interests of ALL
is surely not too much to ask from an Assembly
which processes to represent the people. If that
body will not listen to the voice of reason, we
trust that the Senate will do its duty in the pre-.
misses, and reject the bill by an overwhelming
vote, in order to mark its sense of tho injustice
which it is attempted to perpetrate on the re-
sidents of that beautiful faubourg, merely to ac-
commodate set of men whose cOnsciences are
only regulated by their appetites.
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Markets.

Mopnx, April H. 1859.
Cotton firm: sales to day 800 bales midding, l2Xc.
Sales Of the last three days. bales Receipts
time, $500 bales.
pur AnpkyuA, April Is, 1850.
Flour unchanged. Wheat Steady white. 81 90 a 81 S.
red, 81 Sc. Corn active whiskey firm at % &c. 26kG
CHARLESTON, April 10, 1859.
Cotton market depressed sales to-day LOO bales me
market closing with decline OF &c q 40.
SAVANNAH, April IS, 1850.
The receipts here Of the City OF Bauoes advices had
unfavorable effect upon the cotton market.
AUGUSTA, Ca, April Is, 1880.
The cotton market closed dull and heavy, owing the
news by the City Of Baltimore.
CINCINNATI, April IL, 1859
Flour dull and unchanged. Whlskey steady at 23c.
Provisions heavy and depressed sales 100 900 bbls bulk
shoulders at 6%c. Lard l0Ac.
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THE WASHINGTON HEIGHTS JOB AT ALBANY
The bill for laying out the streets aud avenue
OF Washington Heights stands good chance o
passing the third reading in the Assembly. That
bill, 1t is evident, is pressed On by the influence
OF the lobby and the jobbers, for neither the
owners Of the property nor any other citi-
zens desire it. Some Of the commissioners
whose names are 'insericd in the bill are well
known political jobbers, aud they and their
friends are the only parties who really want to
have the bill passed. To force 1t on with such
indecent haste in despite of the wishes and re-
monstranccs Of the residents aud the owners Of
the land, is one Of the coolest and most shame
lcss proceedings to be found in the records of
any Legislature. The Assembly would do well,
therefore, to pause before they pcrpetrate 80
gross an outrage. II the bill hay.
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Csty Intelligence.


FAMILY JARa-JuIus Ossenberg and Thomas Schnock,
TeutoDs, taken into custody by officer McCord on
charge Of ST. derng their respected father nisw Chris
tan warne Acher, by posting about the city poem in
the Ger man language, e1et ng what severely upon
their TotT II ID also charged that the accused eudeavor
ed IN procure the insertion Of the beous poem In one OF
the German newspapers The proprietor Of the paper re-
fused 10 publish the libel the ground Of its personality
Justice Connolly committed the prisoners
ARREST q JUVENILE BURGLARS. --The premises of r. Nc.
Phsrsoa &C.,, in West Washington Market were entered
by three young burglars Monday night and robbed
s. An attempt was made 10 blow open the cafe with
gunpowdW, but resulted in a failure Policemen Dupuy
and Hv ot the Second precinct, shortly Afterwards
rested n young scams, and locked them up 10 the sta
ton boute The prisoners gave taer names AS W. II
rea!, sn..es l0ns anu EDWARD hicnarns, and stated
that thes were all under fourteen years OF age Justice
Kelly committed them for trial.
The !poril VI. SYLvErER PNDIKroS-1he defendant
In this Ease, who Was arrested charge OF false pre-
tncet few days ego, assures that the complaint
utterly untrus ana ma ciousy false, as he will show by
conpaent testimony when the ex animation comes oil.
sEno Us FIGHT BE1wIN woxKN.-Een Simpson ard
AnneMaxwel, residents Of West Broadway, near Thomas
strea beca involved quarrel yesterday afternoon
When Anne t,ok occasion to pitch her adversary down
flight u stairs Ars. Simpson was picked up In pess
contton and on being conveyed 70 tho Ne~ York Hosp
tai was found that her leg was badly frao&uaed The
enosa artery was also rupture., Add serious doubts
sGc entertained for the recovery OF the patient
coRoNERs lNouEsrs YEsr7RDAY.-The body OF male
nant found in vacant let the corner Of expg
tn avenue and Forty nth street. yesterday such
circumstances TO leave doubt Of its having been
aranged by its unnatural mother. Coroner Gamble held
inquest upon the body, when the jury rendered
ct Of death by strangulaton at the hands Of per
soD unknown 70 the jury.
Coroner Jsckmsn held inquest the body Of an
unknown found drowned yesterday Ia the North
ver, pier Is heceased was ab ut nity Years
oil sge, ana was d essed in black clotI clothes
TIE IsrHMus OF observation-disclosures MCLEOD
MuRrny.-John Mcleod Murphy will lecture at the Socie-
tys rooms Clinton Hail. at eight O'Clock this Thursday
evening" The Isthmus Of Pehauntepec its Inhabitants
and Resources" The growing importance of great
highway to The Pacific renders an important subject to
the community, and certain that Mr.. Murphy, who
has lately returned from the Isthmas will eucidate in
his usual talented and practical style.
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The Great Billiard Match at Detroit.
DETROIT, April 1880 A. NJ
Phslan, ,SsT; Seereitev, 1885, Excitement intense.
FIVE MINUTES PAST THRw CLOCK A. NJ
Phean, el3; seeseiter, l577 Tho excitement Ia on
the increase.
Three large have been made TO- night follows
Phelan, l67 and 40; seereiter, 100.
FoUR O'CLOCK A NJ
Pheian, ,sSS; seereiter, 1.732.
FORTY. FIVE MINUTES PAST -Four O'CLOCK A. NJ
Soereiter has just made of &c. The game stands
Phelan, 500 Seereiter, l,s47 Tho excitement 10 ct
foyer heat
HAuPAsr F1vR o. CLocx A. NJ
The great billiard match Is finished resulting in vcto
~ to Phelan He beats Seereiter BY 90 points.
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Obituary,
AT GusTus l.. HILLnoUsE.


Tho subject OF this notice died on the 18th ut in
small village ~l the outskirts OF Paris, France He
inc son OF Tho Hon. John Hnousc, Of New Haven, and
graduated at Yale College in 1910 Dcceden went to Eu
rope sovi after leaving college, and for the last forty
az spent most Of his life In aud about Parts He
n man OF groa, literary attachments, though few OF
uofs we're ever puthsncd. la tie scientific world he
'sknown BY his celebrated Translation Of Meohaux's
cav work on the forest trees OF North America He was
anan OF very retired habits aud although he refused to
see or mix with Strangers he bad the name Of heng
xnruus war o. hearted man, and much given to cnsrty
Mr. had reached the OF sixty sx years whrn