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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-12

COURSE OF LECTURES
TO 81 DsLTvEa1D Bsv0Bs TH1
Young Mems Association !
TvHE FOLLOWING GENTLEMEN HAVE
y been engaged, and will lecture before The
Association, 81
ETkOP OLITAN HALL,
Commencing December lat, 1859:
REV. J. b. JocxLYx, Subject" Daaiel."
B. F. TAYL0s. Subject-Poetry Of Cbaaos
Life,
Rsv. W. II. MrLBURx, the Blind Preacher, Sub
ject-" Alexander Hamitos."
i. STARR KISo, Subjeet-"Psvsosal Possey and
IT. Voices"
HosAcE uREsLy, Subject" csssye o.d West
evs North America"
Rsv. J. b. DossLAH. Subjset-" zEssels IL
Europe"
AosrMsa THOMPSON, sl;ss Dosstieks. Sab
ject-Plsck,
Rsv. @. F. MA0oux, Rnhject-s Lis ssd
Tmes Of Sir Wdlsey Roleig1"
HBMRY O'CoNN0R, Subject-"D aaiA o. 0bssln."
BAYARD TAYLOR, Subject
RALPa WALDO EnsnsoN,
Rev. HsMRY WARD BsErH1a.
ADD. H. SANDERS,
Chsiroao Lee. Con. 4
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on ACRES. ~ miles iron city; eesd Asuse,
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40 acres, under Ane cultivation, good hoase,
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No county will he permitted to be represented
by proxy in the Convention.
The several County Democratic Central Com.
mttecs throughout the State are requested to call
County Conventions, or to take such measures MS
may be prescribed by party rules or usage in their
respective counties, for the purpose OF securing
from every county q fair and full representation oi
Delegates to the state Convention.
ID. A. NAHONY,
Chairman State Democratic Executive Com
Dubuque, dec. I'd, 1859.
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Des meines Land Agency.
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VNHE undersigned have for sale Laad WasYssts
Of different sises, which they will sell fee eash
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-08

ANOTHER SrCKLEs AFrAR.-The West Troy
Democrat bias been put in possession OF the particulars
the shooting Of young man by the father OF q krl
said to have been seduced py the young The affair
took place In Saltwater Saratoga county. We give the
account furnished the Democrat which paper vouches
for the credibiity Of the statement:-
The citizens Of this place we're thrown into gre,.
ctemen. last night BY report which reached about
that Hiram d. Case bad been shot by Arthur Hold
for improper relations with hts (Holdens) dsughter
Case was formerly clerk in dry goods establishment
Albany. His parents friends live about five miles
north OF this place Last December he home and
stayed about here for three weeks, aud during that
go, acquainted with Mes Holden She the daughter
of q poor man, but bore good character. As circum-
stances have since shown, Case, under promise Of mar
ragc. ruined her. As her father knew ths he
that Case should for crime with his fs
M Holden served in the Mexican war; aud with him 10
say perform. Since the first March Case has re-
sioeo win his parents and last night came down TO
uodens when Holden "a he entered the gate shot him
through the heart with ric. He ced almost instantly
Holden gave himself up TO the authorities and made
resistance, SIMPLY rem,rkug that be had done his duty.
There great deal OF feeling here upon the subject
's,set rnosr 81 pso;'c have bscn TO us ace ~serc
ne tragedy occurred, which about two miles north Of
he vi.Age
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-08

Time, 54i-7A2l. A graphic aud Interesting ao'
count of The days sport may be found in another
column.
" rottan market exhibited frmness yesterday,
and closed at advance OF about No. with sales OF
about eco bales middlng upands closing a. abous
lo7sc cu'ous fact mentioned Change yes
prtsythat small lot OF from Monterey Mexico,
had shipped 10 and sold in the Liverpool market at
I'D per ID, nearly equal zoe. IT was supposed to
be similar or TO approximate Sea Issad in quality. Tas
circumstance would seem to prove that that por-
ton Of Mexico open to Americans very superior cotton
might be produced there, and probably in considerable
quantities Flour was in rather better reqaest, but
prices were irregular, and the market for State
and Western Grades closed dull. Southern -four was
in steady demand and prices pretty well supported
Wheat ess buoyant while sales moderate with
out charge of moment in quotations for prime quality
while common and medium grades heavy, with q
tendency to lower prices. Corn less active and in
mixed at $780,. white Southern at 93c and prime vel
low at CSC Pork hrmer and in good demand, with
sales Of new at SIT SIT rs, aud SIS SIS for
prime. Beef and lard dull Sugars were active,
with sales Of about 1000 hhds. ut rates given In another
column Coffee quiet and sales limited An account
stock will be found another place. Freight engage
moderate and rates rather heavy Among the
shipments were about 900 bales Of cotton TO Liverpool
al I'd and 40,Ct0 hid slaves 10 London on private
terms Notices Of two three charters will be found in
another column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-08
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-08

ARE THE TAX COMMISSIONERS CONSTITUTIONAL
LY APPoNrED?-OuGHr WE TO PAY TAxEs?-Our
readers will remember that the last Legislature
ran through tax and assessment bill which gave
the appointment of Tax Commissioners to the
Comptroller, in whose hands was placed uncon-
trolled power to raise or remit taxes ut their
sole option. We stated at the time that this new
and outrageous bill was got up for the purpose
of relieving certain millionaires in the lower
wards from some millions of taxation, and put
ting the burden upon the shoulders of the indus
trious classes residing up town. It will be seen
by our Albany correspondence to-day that the
scheme is beginning to develope itself 1t is
time that the question of the constitutionality of
this mode Of appointing Tax Commissioners
should be raised. In the first place, the Comp
troller is mere Corporation officer, elected
under the charter, and it is very doubtful
whether any law authorizing him to appoint
county officers-as the Tax Commissioners are
would stand the test of constitutionality. Iu
fact the Commissioners Of Taxes and Assess
ments-the men who have the power to pro-
nounce upon the value of the citizens property
and assess taxes upon it at will-should be elect
ed by the people, and not appointed by an Off
cal to whom by the act itself they are not held
responsible for their conduct. We repeat that it
is very questionable whether the action OF this
new board is not illegal, and whether the taxes
levied by it are not unlawfully collected. Would
it not be well to test the matter in our courts:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-08
The New Hampshire Legislature.

CONCORD June 7, 1909.
The New Hampshire Legislature Is under full head
OK steam, and business ia abundant. Important local
matters bave been introduced into the House-amoue
which are bills to prohibit the change Of school books
in schools oftener than In Eve years; q bill
to repeal the hswkers' and Pedlers act, and 70
refund all money paid under by parties who taken
out licenses and bill to abolish all the Courts Of Com
mon Pleas and give their business to the Supreme Court
The bill in relation to the change of school BOOKS has
bought hither quite delegation Of publishers and ~
passage will be ~armly opposed
The Senate resolved TO adjourn finally the 25th inst
but the Eouse has not yet concurred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-08
Albany County Politics.

ALBANY, June 4 1882
meeting OF the Republican General County Committee
was held this morning. and William G. Weed was unani-
mously elected President for the ensuing year Twenty
three members cf the committee out Of forty, were pro-
sent Mr. Weed last fall read out Of the republican
party by the old General Committee for supporting Mr.
Corning for Congress against Mr.. Reynolds.
The minority Of the present Committee have called
other meeting for this evening, and the result will proba
bly, be division in the committee.
Tie Republican General Committee met this evening
to the regular call o. the presiding officers Of the
last General Committee under the directions Of that
mttee Twenty eight delegates were present. Charles
P. Easton was unanimously elected President The dele.
sases present all presented credentials Of election This
claimed to be the regular meeting Of the Committee
only twelve delegates present the morning meet
ing who were admitted 10 have Deen regularly chosen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-08
The Court Of Appeals and the Death or
Nicholas Hill.

ALBANY, Juu0 7, IU0S
The Court OF Appeals session today, I'll
'he Judges being present the opening Of
the Court john Reynolds Esq and addressed ths
Court in touching and eloquent speech, conveying tho
formal intelligence OF the death Of Nicholas Hill During
Mr. Reynolds remarks, which unusually effective
and Affecting the Judges aud many members Of the bar
we're moved to tears Judge Edwards, In . few sppro-
pirate remarks presented the proceedings Of the New
York bar on the subject Judge johnson made
brief remarks warmly euogng the character Of the do
ceased and expressing in strong language the high re-
spect Of the Court for the peraonal character the legal ~
tanments and the grea: ability Of the late Mr. H tho
wing order then mado by the Court
In CorRr ArPsAIs, JuSE Z, lSbo-The death on the
late Nicholas Hill having been formally annonnced " 'ns
Court ~ JoL1 H. Re, Ics The JUDGES as. = 20 "a
deceased his ssccias Il M bar and the pubic ~nscs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-08

full ally which has been rewarding his good
faith with the language of calumny and insult
What, then, would be the position of England
There is not single nation in Europe to which
she could look for sympathy or aid. To consti-
tutional governments she has proved Indifferent,
and to all'Others she is a rival of too formidable
a character not to be intensely hated. Hers is a
despotism purely commercial and financial, it is
true, but still more arbitrary and more an object
of dread to other governments than any of the
great military monarches. Under such circum-
stances Louis Napoleon would not find many
obstacles to q project which was long favorite
one with his uncle and which probably before
this has occupied his own mind. An invasion of
England would lead to results very different
from those which would have attended it in the
time of the great Emperor. Then 1t would have
been met by firm and compact resistance; now,
twould just as likely be followed by revolution.
1t is mistake to suppose that the English people
are stationary in their political notiona Within
the last few years we have observed ia them
growing approximation to American ideas aud
modes of thought. The governing classes in
England should reflect over these facts. They
suggest a warning which they would do well to
profit by.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-08

OFFICIAL CoRRuPTIoN-WHAT ARE We COMING
To THE shameless course which the Board of
Aldermen are pursuing with reference to the
confirmation ola City Inspector, is one of the
strongest evidences of the hardened aud unblush-
ing corruption which has fallen upon the officials
of our city government. The Mayor has success.
tively submitted to the Board the names of some
four or five persons to I'LL the vacant Office of
City Inspector, and each one has been either re-
jected by the Aldermen, or not reported upon at
all. He has selected men from all parties, and
tome OF them--Mr. Delayan for instance
pently qualified for the position. Can there be
an dcubt, under these circumstances, that TIE
motive Ia refusing 70 confirm some Of these nomi-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-08

nees is base oGc; that the foulest corruption
underlies the action of the Board? In every
branch of the municipal government, aud among
all classes OF politicians, we see the most fragrant
disregard Of duty ami the welfare of the citizens
the most undsguised fraud and swindlipg open
ly perpetrated; but we begin to think that of all
branches of tue government the Board of Alder
men is about the worst. II things go on in this
way, it is impossible to say towhat depth of in.
fanny our officials will descend. Even the SEM
blance of government which we have now will
have vanished and we shall be reduced to the
dernier resort of Vigilance Committee for pub
lie protection against the rascality Of municipal
officers. Some people are beginning to ask al
ready if democracy is not failure.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
GUNNER Retreats.


n0UGLAS HOTEL, EDINBURGH, SCOT
~ LANDAmeiicsns visiting the metropolis OF Stsud
VII find st the Deugs Hotel ell The comforts and convenences
OF home moderate IN charges aud first class hotel
passed
GUNNER RETREAT-MOUNT IDA-At
~ New Psir landing two mile. west of PonshkeeP-e One
Of the most hestS desirable locations the Hids1n. Al
dress BROOKS, New PatE Lands Refers John j. Anse
Vcne, No Wall..t.
d. P. BARNARD. No. % Court-s... Brooklyn
WINSLOW HOUSE, ST. ANTHONY, MIN
w NESOTA, }. +. DARRoW, superin.endent-rhs L.
.egs. aud furnished Hotel IN tie North ws
10 op~p io lie accommodated u Is desrE
by located being central the bGsness paI the city, Ant
ding m sight - the Falls Il s.: Anthony AID It's Oh
seIvsiory B.cone. afford the be 05
81 q The cities Of S. Anthony ara Minneapolis
This House empeted, Of ~ and furnish
I'd In pTiEcry style a. al additional e1prse of -6ON
The celebrated Falls of Mime Hs Ha Laughing Wser se
about miles distant from the Nnslow House, In
southcry direction. They approached BY excellent od
fonl he Hotel and o ponent beauty
H. interest," they fail excite the admiration VI he
Transient bard 81 Per dsy
The table, fuT.hsd With tie variety .ri the
,hoces; market soTds wa-ins 70 lake
the guests 0 lie Wnslow the friend. OF the House.
O. w. MCLEAN, Proprie:Or.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
60 Ubom it man Concern.

Lady, smiable. affiaent
wi and socon rhsd between q and 3D. desou ofa devoted
TIFT TOMPASIDN wod b. disappointed IN the adrer-
. an American Gentleman of the highest standing aud cor
c,is r,,Ar In this city IN the prime Of mhnGood "
never With good pressuce refined manners and
Chsn principles and department. p-s-ssinz In short esJ
r0re ssh fhayius individual msinteuanee . render
49,. tv-ly stfsate and true-hesrtd happy IN
yfdd,a t Coumuucst sddrrssed In sincerity 70 4 L. b
Box No 100 Tribune Ooc, viii be treated alike Respectfully 'ha
c..rE
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
CRY OF NEw-YoHx DEPARTMENT OF FNsScE,
Cos1soLLERs 0FTIcE, April p, 1859. }
NOTICE To OWNERS Of REAL ESrATE.-


Numerous applications having been usto u this Dspar
ut hy holding reorips of vErous Collectors of Assess
r.u,s fr previous April 49, 1855 account o
z,s.,rpts for the Central Park aud sGndry rt sld
other which have been retained by sald
COLLECTORS credited in the pTpr books Of the Bnr-su 81
the of have such credits dGy n t1r
ard the liens by such ass.ssments Cancelled aud d
charged Of rrcord-NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 all pf
who have paid any assssmen winch have not ben III
o,eS TO preseu evidence Of such payinet ts Once
examination. Before authorizing the dsaTge of Any e-
ing suet' lien TIE Controller will reqr tine original r
ort Il tie authorized ocer Of the Ccrpaton be lied N
th Office with on affidavit If he parry by account 4
whom ho psymen, made setting firth the ac;s aud cf
the and sach other proof As VIII enable n
Corrssti,r maintain action ass' the Collector u'd"
and y uhnfn such collections made. IL wrr pay
ne! made clerks Iers5ns other than TIE Ia
lcrs rprsenng themselves 70 BE- authorized 70 receive suc
payments behalf Of TIE Coston the authority Of lcs
p.1sr 20 nc. in the premises be clearly shown Nhen
payments have been made by bank checks drawn 70 th order oi
III Co iudurd by them such checks should b. pre-
srnted with the rcceir- Of such ofiriaL , d.
Applications the discharge Of liens In the
c.se panied BY the required proof Of payment 4d Dc
sd in writing addressed tO the undergsi, the envelope
b4iIs dorsed Claim for discharge o assessment lien
n upon examination the proofs Of paynt shall b- deemed
satisory lien will b~ Cancelled aud certificate g tai ~
c; will be gyeu uudeT the hand Of the Controller the po''
k0BT I. HAWs Controller.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
6ouses ano farms Uaniso.

WyANTED-On Lease for term of ye.rs a
w large wel-gh;ed BUILDING IL the ety. suitable tor
Piano P4cc.y With enough to ecconhaate n'n Wo %
tbr.e hundred vorknsn Address WITH o. .crPb - properly
DRIGGS PARNELEE L Co. Nos. q and n " "c''ier-t
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
t,nINTKA KESIpLNCL tor SALE, Al FORD,


A L I''I4-l4NI' I IH'|f IF''
~ SALFBcautul Sites for Has ard COgutfy seais
,y d,.i!sblr aid bauufuy heated pfoiry ipf private r 81
d,. il uuw ofrftd fr -al. wirh rqaty " iHi "Ncreir
Of view pro 1iniy 10 the ferries Is unsuI passed IN te
s,y II ac,es. gree ably sused, very healthy and ~" De- %
a, low, pTr,s. in whole or IN pT;s than any 01 h''''
rrCuertY of tie SAME grade on the island -
",aouiyr ol ROBERT HEsLEW OOD, the Quarantine
landing.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
Real Cstate for Sale.

L'OR SALE-The two elegant new brown-stone
HOUSES No. liz ard III Msdiy'aa', e-n2 eaea araf9
. feet front By 6o deep FIVE oe. tigh built IN the ve5
h4 rsrrr AID rpet- i.h ryey aud Will Dr. IN
bed and ready occupation by the frst iaJ Of Marco nex
Terms very srcou uodsng repasble prnsen Fef pAc
ar apply to A W FRY No i2 ChsmheE.st. from IL M 'S
sp m. fryt noor office No
CIIFAP and elegant COUNTRY REStDtNCh
~ for SALE a. Nhockyi- two hctf- ui the riy bY tnc
usr N srsd. Terms accommodating & rsPonsoie p-T'
rbasr- Arply - g. WATERS. No. i9 Wal -
COUNTRY RESIDENCE tor SALE, at fOkI-
~ Ham Wes:ckesteI CoItythe resideuce recently ocoo
e by Dr Walsh containing y sud Lat aie tr"n
F-ihsns station ou tIa-u. Rsied For fG- cec Ptlou
,dyef =. uleut IL The Times Appiy t. A IL WALSH y"
81 Pesri-s; or 70 Or WALSH. OF the premises
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

ITO LET Tie large HALL in tn building No.
i 90 BIeectcr-,. APPiy 70 JOHN CARK. No S''''s0
place, Hancock 81
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

OrFicy of RECEIVER or TAXES lnew Court Hoa"L
No 81 Chambers-st., Nev-Yo Nay 10. isie. .
NOTICE To TAXPAiERS.-AiiI IaIe. on Real
Estate for tie year 1885, paid OF bete the SIS, day
- Mzv Will BIZ returned the burrsu of Arrears LEI OF
Irre Si coiIectior JANIS KELLY. Receiver Of TsHes
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

LOVE And MURDER
Misey Magra MI BroGghan Nnnetts Miss NJ Cannon
II conclude with, on WEDNESDAY,
BOX AND COX.
Bois Mr. Broueham .Nr Wslco.
4. conclude with, ON THURSDAY.
q THE REVIEW.
u SATURDAY,
BENEFIT OF
Miss MARY CANNON.
variety Of entertainments.
WALLACKS TllEATER.
w EENEFIT OF
MISS MARY CANNON,
SATURDAY NEXT May q.
Box BOOK open.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

M,dlcsl Examiner, MNTuRN FosT, VI. y.
NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE lNS. co.
Boston Capital and naateo Premiums, q d $50 n
Paving cash divdeud Of % cent TO a the Insured rmpo
le g. Reports Sc, furnished grats , JOHN norrEM
As,rt and Attorney for the Co. No Ito Broadway, H.