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, 1859-09-28
Er!ATE UF ILLINOIS, COOK

1tAl z Ut ILLINOIE& LIJC|h
Tern. a. D. lsy. Waru i. NuE< 2.1 Juhn II. Llaks
Is; H.: t:ah W1s>.w-At arh:uen..
FN hc N.t;ee Is ttrehs IL The sad Htx4kI1t ].
Ninsl"w th.t writ of stashen t+u.L Vt ths r1ce
.ftac ceIk VI the s'*EiE .vrs q thie ssal<d tho
aid ai 4 Me.s md John il uE.fs. aui * .n,t tas
eta aftht .shl II. z+k=.h J. " W, ss 'e "f t:f
directed T. 'he sLern eu"ty which &ad wit ha4
been tetutnti xscnte A"w. t:er n1e: yru. tho
>ahi MES ~, ~.4 lily be apkxsr
X orr tie .z.s Sup stuts Vt I'll .. beEsfu
art d., Ut tie n.at the u! ~ X e The EuuFt
teT D. .ss siye .~ta! , and psAa !. the sass plain
atl H. ju.fxMsrt ~l e~ +lseni atsHAs anI In
nauca ~ The tnp~ " aKei IT. sufficient sataty
te sa!t neus al Dssa viii - !! sHsfy th- eams
Wa. Tx1 kIAuaL1, cktx,
GAlIrsS N!7uncock. pl.ist.f. AR rny%
, 1859-09-28
MASTERS SALE,-State OF lii

49, Ho3. coos Cnunty. S~-Supes!er Court Of Chi.
axo. In hsneery-Ern.t W1u az y. Wl1lism Ii. Gil.
lup and lanes ,yenst I'LL 1, tee!Asx mortgage.
tn,erv the rsus~ o. u TWEEN
tydt day Of september. \. r. l-ay |. 1rA Off, Mar
nturscenh day cf Ortohr a. T. lrs. 1t t< n<k
repuo Ct sid das rel Public sneton. to h+ Alst
city Chi! ago In The Cenny and >t,te .frai ste fo
!puts draers st s.I ,Aaie- nce there"f may b
with Interest ard cn-ts )tn That frtsln nrm 70 lot
prte"r parcel. ani fnu. ssthe noh h-lfof th. nuh
nwnship fonv + nutth ri E.uxs t~evs It3) cost ot ths
GouaT n }..e sn .s. ~ irao M M sea;an;ss .1t;STc
sses 1~erty fur hunn ths Of 8 thr asns
Aors Or ie-s. IRA SCOTT,
Aa..sr IN cAaaee-y Of the superior Cu11t fthnaEo.
fhifafn 81 1ntt
, 1859-09-28
AlUl,Tt;At;E SALE.-Wl,rrtas.

1Fk .th lf1s~s ,hr jxr af erF.ain Of
hs rrofnL-Ey n<4rs .at Il in uAry .1tI A. D. l- paY-
a!l~ Ms.s4*t ',Halel. ".!r1, i~ Assxasa
le.,! 1t l.te nj Diea, th.r.hs upttaxshk al
ih+- ,fr@ kAe S.uusy, li.n..'* cuH n,~henx
in th.. Ut ILL., .i '*tIeA,, nn iLair"Ad,
the pe NJ Eal!> ~ ay t;cuexs IT, tucker run.
ming thsnte an'lhs rs-usths Il west unk Tho
= u ling IT c:!n "n~' sn t"sa,kp ts. - tpr of
rankr sxht ~. thirty ~" = ND cairs Truman I'LL
t*r. la' 'hense north ~ '*xser- rt fssntr rhaaRs
t.U hs ~rath aihs "f !~xr~r paFalt! with tia
mt ane = ~ 1ta, ea4t> ets~ .at - 1,k we, fur
etafIs thty~x 20 tle ts-- If &aI taltuat,
hrnse along T. et''e .: >ai s :. ctans aud u ins
'th p!=c' "f !Ins sunt-hIEs - j. Il" see. !tc.
aeesi.n othe n" e:a!ninx ast a:'e< s,lnk on The
nosfisA e-t IF tnl iE-fr te Il! .:u1E form.
buunls,t the IN lr Ire Amy Tr. atn th+
by annel y D7uel Wtte.c- hic, roTfxssw
euI. n thu "er u said kaas ceAn.y. teesay =, l8s7.
IN b. uk j. Ut Il. ats. }aEr el3.
An, whereas, ssit l It maze default In the pay
~ Last ~ Ire nu'e. maturing -p"tttd In aid
n.agx x, t~ink for The II &'}. AMI ~heteaz~ sk
moEtka-e anl n,,*% aayr t*tn su!F a,r'xet BY said
U EHsrn 10 the ur4trrsI.u~,t. 4. iasar fts<F.
Nov there,rr PUBIC nntct IL tt5t"y gwen thstf. l..
e. rant the asi:asc IT al n."E k.:t, wi pur-
" 81 us1t:a-s u! ri. AMI
IT spct dr. H. scll puf: aue1nn The Highest bidder
far r.4.t nurh .inr If the t'l ite In he cttT
Chicago. the 1s> sAY u! tht.tE ~ a. 1853. II TO
ocfnck A. II. II sid .,y. al III ~aLt xei prvmlsea
1us sa:1 Eute, Interest acd c4~s>- -
A~ixne~ " M!shaxI0'!;risa AtrxAxre.
..Ae -
, 1859-09-28

kTA'rE OF ILLINOIS, Cook
re-n i. ID si Ea.,xi Es1.dlct AID Estst !. faspxu,
rs l;tr ts.in ssLIck-
u'ic Not!e- i hr ely ez-n the sid BENJAMIN set-
Tck, Defendant th.t ~ tcu.-Ht Issued out 1t The
"tte u the txs+ of te t cuints t1scut cuur dated
ri. uenstet and Eth.i r. Faau pLihts sni against
the teus1nt. fur ths df hus ri
eighty .iul ~ " The snsE nf Cuu< cuultY.
wn.h 44h! xrlt ta+ tx.a 1.tu:prt! sArcAte,1.
NV etxtare unless An, tbs +a.l d seaItnt Ah2ll per-
sIals ke and ae;e4r befr tue H4i Cook C"uaty cs uf
ur,t the ~, ay o the nv.t term t<,~uf u
liz h-n tonrs Etcu>~ Ia The rty Vi bit ~. thA
eri MrE3 VI Uentrf te9 .pec14l tai. ard rA
~ the ai 1s!Et9 -e,:o" {u!su,s.t vi! y enssr*d
thr prote1ty ast4e n.i .utds ent 70 Aats'y lns
sd uas neut cus.. will sid .stlsfy ihe me-
MM. l.. CAE ECH. IeTk.
t+t'r sr4 nd
, 1859-09-28
L-c. PAINE FREEE.
Aasser IN Chanos1y Ct Cook County,
CalsAkn. ApKrkt III. ls3a, Nd 1sit!d


MI ASTElHS SALE.-StatU af I'LL.
~ nc;s. Cook Coentv. Circuit Cou.s Coax County
Fam III ek and Nillam hneaA, trslAn-k kaar an6
Aa1s- -
Fuoc ntt!ea 4 lrrehv Efren that l. L. G. Prime FfzeY
Mister IN Ghaleefy Of Geek Csuuty. State af Wlnok vl
y - dec tal oasr ehtere !a the abve snsl
na, fu'rc A1et"n - the X ct tler for eash. tbs
~ asv Il toeE D. lxs At O'Clock In .hs fors
ef " Aat tay 1t The north tbs t,uy1 Hppse h
-. CHF Of ChIcl-, tkat selling house md appur
sE7nes. on ot thnv ,5, IN Tho.u7sons Ad .an
Il IA ctv Chco In the tasny ot Coax ah,1es.4 to.
Fthef With Ill tho rteht uils AID ntse q a t.fs.iant
EahF tn and u Id N tls tka n.uey Qua u pai
rlen tbs sct: :::0set u sid ea1te.
L. q. PAINE FREER
Naster il taaRctIy Coo. County.
, 1859-09-28

l. SAMUEL y. lyts anil Lizzie j.. his wife Of the city
pfttic1ka A.. state liz l.. hht execute ani Gtitv<E
ne HItan T. ikrH. ~ frtte. t"~'r certain dee.! cf
ttsist OF tbs premise. e eli &tra escI!. t<a<a zs b.
alAn :aF II March, ~ u. :s tn s~nr. tls pssn<n Of
t"oseFt:dn rrrnt,-eFy nass, oa.s ty sasi Hay
hsarsE tair 1he with. eF The lire tau
saint s4s hut dftd at f&rnt, tve uata pay As4
y cir mn;h, a:.rr he .a'e thc,sHr II T.. aisr af
EhAhn ~ H. Hne'ec kclh ~ the arr IT ChaI!rA rar-
ex. .h .aI1 .!st, 1t tu't duly ne"tei tn tbs H.
crrrr%s ttdst q! Cc.s t"nhit Limbs, In 1sIk In or
tetas on p!ee ~ nd ~es'e*s dsla1l "a, h+s~ use n
the AAd lwH at,l application h. tsxn
Id hv th H. Il hp.e IT aid srl p.
i.s IN .aIf deed Ut txus es+t: tie thv
mentioned.
Suw, t.esr!;re ru5c It. !. her~hy given t.1t .hal
-eI i uai. ilt h sh- a'ri r h.
dsy TIC eth At "l thstbrF ISL. y te -" *e. 10 the
n''r 81 te nth j. Or II Etr Itut lI"a>s In ih~ City Of
I'll af"rr>a in exc ntith ke trust telnse IN
by sti of tlust tie .nie ia 4,t .es VI men.
sir II! sn ..rcr.' 81 To- thlrty1wu ~ ,h.ry-
tEf- Ctt, try yt.art4 ~. thty-ns~ 3s,. thirty sx M.
ad isty ts:l - .yr@' .uldt. III NJ lo~k
1~".s in the ts Al rtse au5visl.R II hs ws.thAf
- H W., h.'f ."t ~ h.eas 4ulter ~ of ..e.ioa
toa:s =" ~. tast q tie n, J.. l.. III Chicago In the
county Of C.uk sn:t >tlte 1T t't.nafs,
Ais 1T. t.c 1T and sif 4" In HcSk ur [&1 In Union
Fa1k AIllt" IN hc4 lu1ts IN it 'nstsy Nc.
'xrtass til II! .nt aid es}n Vi the said
samuel = la, s.H! szr hi vile. th.r rttr<
iUt "a. 4Isk{a there tAsrFvf
A1LI Ii u r. HtKl:t}H Tna,tsc,
fla:eh II Chfcarn, SEPT. nser u, i3.9. .:u1fd
, 1859-09-28

Term i. II. Is:s. Ir,ss Wh,t b. al -. tnlv Ch. ,aaH.
IusIs n"trt kstery sv.n ID. ie i: hMt'y Chat
fh writ IT at.achple l-$s4l II tae utee the
te.k If t,k t"nhty Ci,ca:t Ert .ar.. e i.urth Day
"f My 4. is'. 1t t,4t .4s " tar I'D Whitehead.
sn. Il F"ur IIntI a,. t.ny fisr ihass. 1'refel 10
turht,. ex-tutd.
Now. therefore, us,!er- y"s. she s.!a Emily chapman
*A, .snay a.n srI~a1 b~f'stt aaa tf'ak faunty
t!cuf b<f..e the nnt .At 0f the
ihvn,I BE- hclcn at The lns>x In The city as
Chicago nn the ta.rd Mrn.Ay ii S"vsn<E. y. iGs9,
s1ye special a Auh rl&.1 il the raid Plaintiffs action,
atsnrnk will ntsIs.! aln~t in fAvrr sad
Jts-e v h!fehs AMI c II thr prpvtty ataehes
t+ sufficient s.tt.ty The AAiu jul .nxt and eoslz
viii te Lid 10 4a..sty thc rarn..
Nm. L. CHURCH. Clerk.
Il F. JAnxa PiHt AIRY. #.&NN + ~
, 1859-09-28
.IrY OF (IIICAGO-f,itv "a

TIrf OF ClIlCAGO-City Col
~ :eetoPt tlaee- Sep spher 1At. llss.
SJke heEehy sver that thu following Warrants II
my il1n.ts for cs,!stflnn:
Nsrant NJ ~ S.'1st-For dins xal1tns and MalaaA-
tziax MAl.~u rect from N4fxes street 10 Michigan
Avtnue.
Warrant N.t- 20. Ss:o-Fur dllnk curling and paving
cDah t~. ftan ,rrt s. tett et OF lhx e1st lne ct
Csuk .tfr+t ~ th- wt. rl, l.nc Of ['e rhnn street.
Nafr44 NJ. -. Nt.s-fo< xrai- Eruxn M7rrt from
- the Sashu' stctn Fla kn.a4 Il ue f>l1na .YxnIe.
Warrant An. t.* WeH-For N1-tl111lnk t.asa street,
ff"n The s.utn tuEti. NJ l.Adph strtet to the north
- Curt1rS Ut HA<f1'ox1ut ,tre~t,
Narus NJ. .tt N"th--Far tl!nx an eurbns sf!ehEf
Asest. fttT The eat line IT franklin Ar-vt
Ans s MARKET ard MARKET 1eet ffn tho north
line " + nLe stsl~t ~ The srntrs u Ests STREET,
~ {<r."ns rr, ,eteI forthwith make payment Ut
<o! NaIrAn's n}c- the vii Be creef+h at
ths eass a: exretse of The I, u
ri a.st-utsatA. j. +. Z. Mt EELLEK,
re-. a-3s-N1 CIfv EasletoF.
, 1859-09-28

THE NEW BOOKS TO BE
l. FOUND AT
s. e.. GHIGGS e. CO.'S,
BUEcTs 1R0S DLocK)
80 s. IL Lake Street.

c,,rr,. p,,,,,,,., >, so<,, sssae. f;;fs; !; 4
Two Paths John Ha.kics' new wezz............ 100
Fatlos CharaAea md rsore1hs.. Lou
American Constitution. Is
Baron Ven Ltetlgs Modern .5
Glossary Of Supposed Ane1.eanlsns. ns.....-...... ,5
Out Of the Depths the list Novel LOO
Whites Hls:oFy of Fsaree e.......-.....-...... sc0
Alss Lesuea Behavior Eook-- LIS
Cooper's oveia-niustsa,ed-rer ro.,........... 80
R7w.insons 1Ie.ptotu,-To1. 1T. .............. 20
Tia MsAslppi BubhIe-A Memoir Of John Law.
From the French Of H. Ihers. 100
Breakfast. Dinner and Tea-A new and excellent Kind
Ct Cook Book 10
Ten Yeass ofa Presehsf's LHe-An Autobiography Of
William HenrJ Aiibusn. lto
Greect. Ru.Aa &C., &e,-Bayasd Tar.rs list and
best volume is
Smooth Stones from Ancient Drooks-A new yolsae
BY Rev. C. u. GO
Alcohol Its r1aee and Powcr............,..,. %
cooress Noyelt-Tnre1ess Ed!uou-Per vol....... 80
tobacco; lis Use and Abuse. q
a Buckeye Abroad. By SIS. .Cox..........,...., 1:s
Thrte Eras Of WosauA Ina More, ,.,.,,,..,.. 100
Aucal-ans Gp!deto 20
Christi IN Law Of Amusement. -
All Abo1t Common Thing. rs
From Dawn to 100
The China MIsalon. By ". Dean, D. D........-.. 1eo
Fejee and tie Fej.cars. by 1hos. WlI.ans md Jas.
Calvert. late Missionaries In Ftjee. Illustrated
with Maps Colosea Ensr.Yinss 20
, 1859-09-28
Corporation tl01trc8.
C,lTY OF ClIICAGO-City Id

(,ITl OF CIIICiAGU-City Col
~ lee os's Ohlc~. Sept 18th ls:s.
NGGcs Is hereby civ III tsha for The Apnpll
Tax-s su- :c year H. ISL. l. n my hand. TT J.
hrt"n. Al rTs>cs s~le7sr.s fuEthwt" make pay
ens 0f said ta1ss at 0ee. the viii be c!re7x.l
Al the co:t md txpense Of tht .he u he pay
ntehs VI ..h1 tAxrs- 4. /. C. MI TELLEK,
ttfs a4s53 3'hi Thy t:ol4rc'nr.
~ 1T / OF C11tCxlGU, CITY
~ t'oeetor's utl {. seoten4ef 81, ts.Y-Sotl IL
hesesy xisea i7t the oLowin: ia ay haas
fhE c11!tc lon:
NasrI A"- 1s Ssuh-Fcr nl7nkns >te street from the
Kca.i
TaHr III S"rh-F"r ravinx Lake STREET firm the
of STATE >ret 70 the w,st e Of the sfounds fba L.
1!n"ss ''eattat R4l.f,ai Company.
Wasratt ". l9: :sush-Fer uten.nE m .trey through
III ek IL 1lt IT, sth,O Ssttnh Adl1i to Ch!eako
x4 alley Il te Continuation VI the Wsst Alley aa4ly
opsne taEoush Gp%ix l.. aui - sch. VI >e.ten
t(on.
All per%ns rqu-sttI forthwith 10 make patuvnt nj
said WARRANTS i NY va the will sulr4s<,l
th cst aaA e1rrs.e Ut the i r. sutbr ot
Aa wa-ranta- a. &c NuELlEK.
stt31a.0'1ut CITY COllEGtuF.
, 1859-09-28
4egal a1bertisfu1knt8.

M ASTER'S SALE.-State Of Ill
fet+na t'r Mechanics Lsn-.,ydsr II ,.te Antrtas
e- e - to' ~ Use of &c. Charles D. fn!p4 Ct H.
Master II xY Coz COUNTY uI il nursu.ncr of
1sc o;es re-; sairssd "a 'hr asov: ea::sd cause
Pe1c A2>t!na cf6e tkha. II ths north dc1
2! hs t1ost Aou.e n s.e ,.;y Of CE;xa On tae l4a
~ 9: oTs.F: :; oeloc. N tae forenoon u
9sa aay AZ liz parr+. Of raj e4aIt h
TN D1aasn To tbs city d Chicago ook coun,Y
4Ano:. ino1n Auc designated - !css thirty { md ty.
o1s I'll II BLOCK lu1F Ia sat A.Qn v!,a IN hura
ta&a a7d sssl1tora tAefsa1 s!tua.e
LG PAINE FRrrR
, 1859-09-28
@t1tt0ltsrp NC.

@tdtt0nsrp NC.
FIRST PREMIUM
i3L A N K B 90 X S.
JONES, PERDuE & SMALL,
VILE AxAapKp 4
e e o II II e NJ L ID IL T.
FOR BEST BLANK BOOKS,
Ut the LaIe Cnited States Fair,
QUIZ STOCK OF
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IS VERY COMPLETE.
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an. n. J1kEs =. ). y. rEEpCE.-.I. H. SMALL.
})WNT, BOOK AND WRAP
l. r:sa PArkr for Eale u manufacturers pE.ces
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IT, Ca,h pAd t4s 4!aGi- Jys56:r-.el7
, 1859-09-28

<1A oiSTERS-OYSTERS.-
F3INGt tlsu b. oz hA.d tt ~ ea,.y day. ~ usral
ArI ~ .lh fhe bat Of Can. kex. sud Shell OJsteza
Hhak 0le and AtA9- Order psonntlT xtteuIsd "a.
4ul9 &ls& 31a a.T.WACELEY, ;. ~ .state. It.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
Later From Havana.

CHARLESTON, June 2S.-By the arrival of the
steamer Isabel from Havana, information has
been received, that large amount of bills of
the International Bank of Havana, have been
returned from London under protest. The
parties interested have not been advised of the
reason for this. Sterling exchange was selling
at 15 to l6 per cent. premium. The Spanish
Government has purchased the propeller steam
ers Alps and Andes from the Cunard Company.
A few cases of yellow fever had occurred, but
the disease was not considered epidemic.
New YORK, June 2S-The steamship EN-
pire City, with dates from Havana to the 23d
inst, has arrived here. The city was healthy,
no epidemic prevailing. The English mail
steamer from St. Thomas, which was expected
to bring Santa Anna, en- route for Mexico, ar
rived at Havana on the 22d, but the ex- Die
tator was not on board. Eugene Fuller, pas
senger on board the Empire City, jumped over
board during the passage while in n fit Of tenn
porary insanity and was drowned. IIo was a
native of Boston. The Empire City brought
$425,000 in specie.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
MARKETS.
Cincinnati Produce Market.

- TUESDAY EVENING, June rs.
FLOUR-The market was again dull, to-day, and
prices tended downward. The sales were 600 brls at
scat ln for superfine, and Sc 2O616 10 for extra.
Loo brls. were received the last "A hours.
WHISKY-No change ih the market. Sales of
6l hrls. at 26d 266c., the latter rate for wagon.
PRONlSlUNS-There was very little doing, O-day,
in any article Bacon must he called dull at 76lqc
aud Bulk Meats at 6Gosc; Mess Pork Slj 75@l6; the
latter nominal quotation. Lard is steady at lie.
HR0OERlkS-A good demand for Sugar and about
AO hhds. sold at 67jBc, the latter for strictly
Prime. Molasses firm at SIC. Coffee unchanged and
steady at l26El2isc.
WHEAT-The market was hardly so firm to day,
and holders seemed more anxious tO realize, though
they did not offer their stocks at any material reduc-
ton The sales 800 bush. good White at 81 3j;
6p do. fair do at 81 32 800 do. prime Red at 81 35;
600 do good do. at 81 30 and 400 do good White at
81 40
CORN-The demand continues fair, and prices are
firm vt SOC for rnund lots, and s5S6c in the obbing
way Sales !, 200 bush.
RYE-A lair demand and prices are steady at csc.
BARLEY-Sales 200 bush. at GOc.
OATS-Thcre was moderate demand, to-day, at
The decline qu ted yesterday and the sales reached
j,'DD bush at J0c. arrival.
CHEESE-Sales 100 boxes prime Western Reserve
at Sc. Market firm.
BUTTER--The market remains dull, without
change in prices. We quote choice Western Reserve
l3nl4c, and prime central Ohio ll@6l3c.
,EGGS-The market is rather easier, and prices a
shade lower. We now quote l4c per dozen as the
ruling price.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
tBy Telegraph.I
New York Market.

New YORK, June 2s +. NJ.
Flour heavy, unsettled, and lOc. lower; sales
5,hO brs. at 50 ldG5 20 for supeTfne state; IS GOA
30 for extra state, s. jOl6 for superfne Western
Sc 80 for common to good extra Western and Sc va
6, 30 for do: round hoop Ohio; closing heavy. Rye
Flour quiet at S40D4 75.
Wheat dull, and nomiBally lower; sales at 81 20 for
Old and new mixed Red Southern; 81 GOAL 65 for old
Rcd Southern; 81 II for old White Kentucky; 81 ~
for new Amber Tennessee Rye dull at SSc. Barley
duh and nominal. Corn steady; sales $500 bush. al
soc. in store for old mixed Western; Sn SIC. for
do sic for Western Yellow; S360S31tc. for round
Yellow, aud sec. for Southern Yellow Oats lower.
and dull at 4l@4Ic for State, and 47I7c. for Cana
dian
Whiskey heavy; sales 200 brls. ut 264c.
Pork lower and less active; sales 1880 brls at Sl61
6 20 for Mess; Sl7Clls for Prime Mess; Sl6 a6ll6 b.
for thin Mess; els j00ol9 for clear, and $3 l2l3 o.
for Prime including 800 brs. Mess sold last evening
at Sl6 Beef unchanged; sales $50 brls at Sc 5O0T
Prime SAG 25 for do Mess; S0@ol3 % for repacked
Chicago, and Sii6Nl5 50 for extra Prime Mess Beet
dull at 5000 %. Beef lams at ll49c. Cut Meats un
changed sales 250 packages at 6s0061oc for dry sa
Shoulders; 7hGD7sc; for picked Shoulders; also, ~
@sAc. for dry saled Hams and s]4g2ic, for picked
Hams. Lard firm; $50 brls. sold at ll@IlH
Butter dull, at l3@1l6c. for Ohio, and li09l9c for
State. Cheese quiet ut 40l919c.
Cotton dull; sales 1000 bales.
Sugar buoyant holders demanding an advance.
Inseed Oil GlGg62c., with moderate sales. Lard
Oil 90f092c.
Iallow duh at l0jec.
Wool nominally unchanged
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 28.-Distinguished gen.
tlemen, both of the United States and Mexico
are anxious for treaty arrangement by which
the inhabitants of the frontier of the two
countries shall Re protected. Such proposi-
tion will doubtless soon be submitted for Exec
utive consideration. 1t is known that the trea-
ties to be made by Minister McLane will grant
the right of way to the United States over the
lsthmus of Tehuantepec, and from other points
OF the Mexican territory to the Pacific Ocean,
or the Gulf of California, the route to be un-
der the protection of the two Governments 4;
but it is not believed that any cession of Mexi-
can territory will be made, or even asked.
postal treaty is now in course of arrange
nent in Washington. The Liberal Govern
ment of Mexico has already contracted with
Col. Butterield for carrying the mail between
New Orleans and Mobile, and all the Gulf
ports, including Sissas Should our govern
ment acquiesce, which is highly probable, q
regular weekly steam communication between
the two countries will be received.
private letter has been received from Gen =.
Vidaurri, dated June 20. He says that on
the 25th of May Gen. Zuazua was at Leo, in
the vicinity of Guagusjiato with more than
5000 men. A skirmish had taken place at
Silva, resulting in the defeat of the actionsts
under Gen. Messia. Zuazua was waiting for q
brigade which had started from Mocha and for
two artillery batteries from Zacatecas, in order
to attack Gen. Moal, who was ten miles dis
tant. The liberals were confident that they
would route him, in which event they would
continue their march to the city of Mexico.
The report that President Juarez had consented
to receive 5000 American troops to aid the
liberal cause, is untrue. 1t is probable, how
ever, that the services of thirty or moro Ameri-
can officers will be secured.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
New York Items.

New YORK, June 2S.-The proposition for
q lease of the Eric Railroad was to- day sub
mited to the Executive Committee, accom-
panied by request that the board CT directors
appoint committee to confer with the parties
proposing. The offer is to take the road for
ten years, paying 81 800 900 for the first year,
800, 900 to be added each succeeding year for
four years, and 50 900, 900 per year for the re-
naming years, with the privilege of a renewal
for another term of ten years at So, 500, 900 per
annum. The proposition is made by an indi-
vidual formerly identified with the company,
on behalf of himself and others.
1t is now ascertained beyond doubt that
Edward Griffith, who year ago was sentenced
to prison for ten years for shooting and wound
ing policeman, is entirely innocent.
The two burglars, Kelly and Gordon, arrested
last week, confess to having committed that
crime, and that Griffith is n stranger to them.
The match between Bill Cheatham and Tar
River, three mile heats, came off over the Fash
ion Course yesterday. Cheatam won in two
straight heats. Time-5:42 and $3.50.
The trot on the Union Course, two mile heats
in harness, between George Patcnin, Lady
Woodruff and Brown Dick, was won by
Patchin in two straight heats. Time-5:0I y
and 6:03k.
There were yesterday two stabbing cases
among school boys; one in Brooklyn, in School
No. 10, where John Shannon, aged eight years,
stabbed Elisha Hetford, aged nine, inficting
a serious wound in the back.
The other case happened in Cherry street, in
this city, where a lad, twelve years of age,
named Kane, was stabbed in the neck by a
school mate named Casey, and severely
wounded.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
NEWPORT NEWS,
Address Newport Reporter, p. 0. Box No. 6s, New
port, Ky.l

lAddreSs Newport Reporter, L. .. Box No. 6S, New
port, hy.I
Mr.. THos. DIXON, who resides on Cabbott
street, yesterday at noon, fell from scaffuld-
ing some twenty-five feet high, placed in front
of a house he was painting, for Capt. E. E.
Bowers; his nose was completely split, and
mashed, jaw badly cut, one arm thought to be
broken, and other severe cuts and injuries.
Jos. SELMAN, jailor, and Mr.. Burch had
rencounter about the market-house "Lager
Saloons" near ten o'clock, Monday night. Mr..
Selman was struck on the back of the head with
an ak, or hatchet, and with a brick, Just abore
the hat Mr.. Burch received but slight iniu-
ries. Their mutual cries of murder, etc.
aroused the whole neighborhood, although
neither was dangerously hurt.
STABBIEG AND CUTTING AFFAm.-A. M,
Lamb (too old for the name) and his family Of
Lambs live on York street. above Egian-
tine. Mr.. Lambs flock consists Of one or two
good looking Miss Lambs and son. 1t seems
that one Of our city "butcher boys'' took quite
a fancy to one of the Miss Lambs, which was
very natural. The brother objected to the
"butcher boy" being so attentive to the Lambs,
and notified him to make himself scarce about
their fold. Needless of the notice, the at
tractiveness of the Miss Lambs drew him
that way Monday evening. He met with re-
sistance at the door from the brother, and at
once commenced his business of slaughter
stabbing and Quitting Mr.. Lamb, Jr., in various
parts of the body, neck and faoe--we believe
none very dangerously. The "butcher boy"
was arrested and tried yesterday morning be-
fore Mayor Hawkins, and committed to an
J swsr the charge ofstabbing with intent to kill.