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, 1859-11-11
BY TELEGRAPH.
Aa11vAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF BA1r1xonE.

Npw Ynnr. Mr. 1O-The sieo,,sb;n r;tr IT
Baltimore. brings Liverpool advice n tbe :;th
nit, received at Cork br telegraph.
The si,;n Eny,and rim i;rsrna,, h.5 =,
Eew 0ri.aus. wus driven nshcFe dn.;n~ u4o ~ s
same "aie in Ho]rhead l,srhnr ~ 80. .mt
Easte,n rode out tie ssle adm;rah1v oeA'
The condition of affairs in Vania: r-ns ,1,-,,-
ing. and a G.ht was thought Ia he nend;nn,
Gen. Garibalii had issued q stirrino nrocloms.
t;on 10 The Sranoiitana. r
Fn..rr.-p.Ms Wrtlnetdov rh. t;a;.,,x
OF War has placed material Of war at ,Ia s,;s.
posal Of the Snanish GoyernmenI nj md dac,.,oa rs,
ihat the Fmncror ,T1 <nnnnrt H.
erasious Of Spain in the var against Mornccp
in a a,mit,r vav :, thosa ,r,.i' H., EeIN.
durioe % tue last I war, '1''' '0@0s " r4eanoh'
visit to the Kinr Of the Eeieians. ~ =
Observation-Disclosures adrices nj the o.h
October had becn receiyed. Four If tho ch;efs
of tile late conspiracy had been condemned to
death. These condemuutious had created q fer.
neut among lie populace, aad direct threats Of
vengeance Lad reached the PALACE of thc Sultan
Tie Monteuexr.u ms had began to commit rreat
atrocities against the TURKS.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday P4,-Dreadstuff. c]o.ed
steady at nrariouz nuntatio,z r-or;.;on. 49,.
dull and oaotat,ous rsneralir unei,anreJ Sr1ar
is firm,
Loxpos, Nov. e.th,-Coasols 1o-dar c,ospd
ste4dy at 953G9j;.
1-,,x T,a,,- ,ro,,....
Jrs,;ra ~ rn,;;,,neJ - a... ne 'lInAs.si 50 81
S.o.,~t .e e,ss-.s,:a r.: ~ .Suas4ueuce ot tae
r;n f. T;,,n 'D oe7 81 'aos'sffea ifon Au-
Hrrs1. Tnazaav-Th. ,,st.n
uatei f;T. canton: If 1hs d;s,rr, na'e esas 8,
t;.r,cnn,s nna 49, ~ =, Hsas; uee composed o1
SreSMM.nr,G H., -: ~v,,o,;, ,,,.
bare hecn ,.ir., ~ ,bc troan, ,,,,;ss ol?ets e!
lie cxpeditionary army a"1'n.t Mo-occa w. ~ 5'1n
s1arth,l tTj,a,r ~, ~ mi ~. ;; uStoeco .e
| weeE' y 0S1A-'' "'A "'@' ~ 'ne eno ol 'ae
(;sner,1 en,hns;,s,, ,-sr,;1s .on ~,
n1c f1e'N''7 4A'oos 'ue peo'
Fr.xcr const;,v,;o,<7 .,~. that rxna
| viii -, ,5 ~. .: rrt 80 VA. taice
, 1859-11-11

WAsu1xG7oS, Nov. 1o.-Reliab1e information
Just received from Utah, states that Judges Sin
clair and Craliebaush are on their way to
Washington. Mr: nartwe1!, the Secretary of
the Territory, arrived here yesterday. 1t ap-
pears that there continued to be frequent mur-
ders and assassinat1ans, hat no arrests are
made, as the Mormons systematically obstruct
the course Of justice. the opin;pn prevails
amnng the Genti:es that The Courts will be use-
less unless the Government changes its policy.
Gen. Johnstouis so restricted br Instructions
that he cannot move 10 afford the necessary
protection. The continuance Of the army ut
Camp Floyd only serves to add to the prosper
itv OF the Mornlous by means Of the large sums
| Of money spent in the Territory for supplies.
The receipts into the United States Treasury
for last week amount to as1e,oo0; reduction
from the amount On hand the rrevions week
nearly sle5,o1o amount subject to draft,
t S4,.4l, ,0oo.
!. H. Lewis has been appointed Marshal oi
| Wisconsin. rice u. J, Thomas. deccn.ed.
, 1859-11-11

CnanLEs1owx, S. c, Snv- 1o.-The Court re-
manned in session until l. ~, when tue jury
in Cooks case icaderc'i vercic. Of guilty on
charge OF murder anu in=ur ec:iou. Bsf3rc the
jury retired tn consider upon their verdict. Mr
Voorhees, delivered ! Aass powerful .ppsal IN
fayor Of tic prison-r, Which drew tears iron
the eyes Of the mos. embittsrcd Of his auditors
This morning motion fur Il new trial fol
Coox, made By his counsel, was argued, and tn
::sr ovetruted By til" Susl:c.
5lr Harding. The District Attorney. refuses tc
sign not. p,ets in favor vi Stevens, demanding
that he shall be tried by tas Virginia State
Court.
lta. Court has, however, BANDED the prisone,
oycr to the Tni,cd States Marshal, paying NJ
attention 10 objections Of Ar. Harding.
Ills rumoreL th.t Green, Corpic, Copeland
and Cook will al be executed OIL the same da..
with Brown.
, 1859-11-11
-lc Schiller Ccntenpary.

p177surnG, PA, Sov. lo,-The Schiller Cen
tenniai Anniversary was celebrated with great
pomp by the German citizens to-day. 4 civic
and military procession, consisting q: the varl-
GUS Gtra4an svcie.irs, the Turner's" and ssv-
eral volunteer companies, paradtd the stiests 1n
the nlo1 ming. le4rlus appropriate haane.s and
otuer devices. NTH music, &c. THIS afternoon,
mass meeting Wis held At Masonic Hall. where
several orAtlons ans1 speeches wtre delivered.
4 grand concert taxes ptac. tonight, with 4
grand tab GU Of tue Lay of the DcIl."
DETROIT, Nor. 1o.-The Schiller centennial
celebration commenced by d grand concert last
evening. Cantata, "The Lay Of the Bell" By
sixty performers, will, orchestral aecompanl-
ment. Festival was continued to night by q
grand banquet at the Russell House; DR.. ker-
ier, orator. Speeches were made by other gea-
,lemen. TIE greatest enthusiasm, prevailed
, 1859-11-11

New York, Nov. 10.-Tle bark Rienzi o
Boston, from Peru, Aug. lslh, foundered on
Sept. ID in agale, when in latitude % deg. 70
min. longitude :5 deg. Il min The crew took
one passenger and five scameu, finally 1eached
the coust Of Peru, near lumber, after twenty
eight days ex posuse in the boat and undergoing
Intense suffering. The olher boat containing
the mate and Eve scauen is supposed to huve
foundered. The night utter leaving The barS !.
one Of the seanen on the Captains beat died
at sea from exhaustion. Ill Of the men an1
the uaate hr1ou.eti IL Lirerpuet.
, 1859-11-11

:: The Common Council held a meeting rester-
day afternoon, AID. Kennedy in the chair, the
Mayor being absent.
4 petition was presented asking leave to ex-
tend the Richmond House westward on Lake
street, crossing the alley by means Of nu arch.
1t was referred to the Superintendent with
power to act
In the matter Of 500 paid to Allan Pinkerton
for secret detective service, on which m iuyes-
t'sation was called by AID. Myers, it was re-
scrred to special committee
A memorial was presented from owners Of
lots in the City Cemetery which will appear in
our Official report
The Annual Report Of The Board Of Guardians
ofthe Chicago Reform School was presented,
aad the usual order passed for printing 1860
copies. This document is lengthy, and We shall
devote more space to it when it sha!! be issued
in the form it deserves. The following is the
, 1859-11-11
4 Whole Town Destroyed By Fire
IsurNiNE OF 1klctlHsOnti, la.

irr: I'll the y.cksture NA's Extra cf Sov, aA]
VT have accounts <1 u mosi drstrucuTe Itc
ct Kichuand Parish. La, Which occurred this
Eorai11. About O'Clock, fire Was discov-
cred in The tl:ice 9fthe Gaatt>, which soon en-
veiopcd that establishment in flames. The de-
atru,ing e!r.u ut tl:ep communicated TO the ad-
joining buildings, untl. the whole town Was the
bce,te Of u 1.encra! con0agraiion.
The foi'v"in: houses vera burnt: The stores
Of NessEs: v. II. bright. !. Il. Iiinman. \. T..
Adams. the rcai1rnce urd Ato1c of Nr. Zeb!uE,
Office OF i}r. ln~+;t, residences Of john Fallan-
bingham, and Z Furry, tie Journal and the To-
-ettt 1s11:tlE;! offices. rca!e l. Sparrows lElard
Saioon. J.. Whites Exchange. ". II. Bright
aud i. E. Albums werc partially insured, but tht
remainder, rs tar as wc u7c .bie so learn, had
no insurance on anything. Adams and II nn,au
saved part 1f u,cit Atucts Eut very little WIS
ssvcd by the otlcss.
We rcere, 10 learn that the loss Of tic 1nate
rial. &c. in the office Of the Gd=~:fe falls 81
heartily upon the proprietors, Messrs. uawsor
Couch, tlut they will be u,able to re-issu
their paper, aud they request us 50 10 inforn
their readers aud patrons.
Mr. Ferry, tue proprietor Of the 1onrna', ha
|o.t not ony biz Office, but ulso L1s private res
jlcpce, lie will haze lis paper printed ut III
other Office .or tew weeks until TIC can procul
TN uflice Of his own.
Ne learn that t1he only buildings left stnuf
ing in the town are tic hotel and tie cou1
hnuAn.
, 1859-11-11
The Republican Victory fn Detroit

Inc 11epnp1cAH Nkc1oTy LII OcAIOtls
:fs".A Inc Ds:nA, Aiyr:t ser.!
Yesterday was . glorious d.. ..'r lIe Rcpub!i.
cans OF Deirnit. The hru,s of Gcu. Cas-. and
the second city Of tic Northwest, has recorded
her verdict Il. an>t the cnrrnpt Na!ionlf -idtln-
tstrn1on. mud administered at overwhelming.
1ebukc IL ti,e miserable sl1lldcreF> wln asssltI
the whole Northern people ~ couspirators and
traitors. Aided hy the votes Of infencndeut,
caadid and r:asct!ng Democrats, the Republic
cans If lctrol' have rolled up the t1cnlcndots
n,ajnrity al SEVEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY
NINE. carrying every Ward lor Tnll. except
the Eighth, ani elected atvcn out Of tte ten
Aldermen. For the patriotic t,nrt the Dcrno-
ctats to whom wc hare referred, actci ia ttc
election, they deserve all huuor. Laying inside
all party and rcrsuuAl feeling. they voted for the
mca best calculated to proulote tho interests at
tbs city, and for tho ticket oplosed to tIs cor
rurt aud vipdicsivc National Administration.
And We desire especially IL commend the
noble bearing oi the Germans in tho contest.
They have almost uniformly vcted ihc Eepubli-
cir ticket, and hare contributed l4rsc!r 10 tic
brill INT victory we hare achieved. In every
Gcrmrn ward the vote shows TINT :itesc true
friends Of human freedom lave cur. lied III I'll
selves nu the side af JUSTICE aud l,ulnanitv.
Df the callaut Republicans Of the city, TOT
much prai-c c4uuo. TIC e;vca. though 1l,e con
viction Of having faithfully done their duty j:
reward enough for ill:m. They lsve pruves
themselves honest aud truc.lca-ted 1lcr,, anl
have done sleir parss aud the city gooi service
in not only d's:e.ardiug s1e attempts Of t'.'
dou.1facc leaders to prejudice their mind
1,ais4s1 tho Krpubl:can party b. tic outcEy the
the Re- is,ry L4w, ti,e carlupsloas Of our Stat
Govc.umrut, &C., but in showing proper con
tempt for their Infamous stanhcrs and an uu
watering attachment for their r:r:ncipics.
, 1859-11-11
Twenty six nEssourl Ne-.oes Arrived
fu Cn4ndu.

The negro exodus from Missouri continues.
Thee is q stream of negro emigration to the
South. and another to the North. bearing away
our slaves nj rate that will soon destroy the
last ves,pe Of tue institution, and leave us en-.
tire nieser!ess. Last Friday there arrived in
Detroit. aichignn, bound for Canada, twenty
SIX negroes all the way from Missouri, having
been carFied through BY tue agents uf the Tn.
derground Railroad. The leader in this move
'nent ia said to be man we'll known for his
exploits in Kansas, mud his connection with
certain exciting events {Uoy's trial.) in Mis-.
Missouri The *lavcs a1e decoyed from the
border counties, and eTtn from the interior, Ly
agents. conducted intn Kansas and Nebraska,
and conveyed thence through Iowa, Illinois and
Michigan, to Canada.-.St. Louis Atus, tth
int -
, 1859-11-11

Srw CAa.-Nendscn 4 Co., have Just turned
cut for tie City Railway Company ap accession
to their cars Ono that we hare sccn is one
horse pivot car, equal in style and finish to any
we Anye ever seen.
, 1859-11-11

The Tim1 groans 1:s:nal1y over .ke dis
u,trous defeats its party lIas suif-,et this year
NJ the hauds Of tLc '' irrsprcssibles." 1t can
no: rcprrss its forebodin=s ,i:at they have a
still harder road 10 trave' next rear. Should Et
, 1859-11-11

M,lwArkEE, Nov. 11.-This mornings St'.ts-
.<l SAYS: Our re:urrs of the election OH Tues
day ate still very incomplete; but. such IS they
are, confirm the opinion tha: the e7t4re Eepubti.
can State ticket IS c!ec.el ty l. handsome ma
Ioriiy, aud tea. the Republicans retain their as-
cendlncy in the State Legislature.
, 1859-11-11

4 Coxs,srEAT RErup1,cAs.-Mr. Seth Stcy-
ems, Of The town Of Center, Is. peEhnp.. the on
ly man iu tue county who voted for Washing
ion fur President lie is ninetv.tliEee years
old aud weut to the polls on Tuesday and voi-
ed lie Republican ticket Mr. s. remembers
what the nspes snS q ,s.,snea 3hen m*Fs a
yon,h. LIE now secs the Republicans hattliug
jlr the same sentiments whicn inspired Wash
10 .,on aud his friends, and he gives them the
Lcnre6t Of his vote md iuauence.~dnt'ra.t
Ea:stk
, 1859-11-11
THE REPUBLICAN VICTORIES OF
1859.
The following are the Republican ,najorities
Of the present year, given in tho order in
which elections were held in the different

Thus in every Slate north Of Mason and
Dt1on's Line in which elections have been
held the present year, except California and
Oregon, tile Republicans have achieved a
triumph 4 moro ll:lliaut summers cam
paisn las never been witnessed. 1t is but
the p7esage Of what is to con4e in the great n:l-
t:ona1 contest Of 16G0.
, 1859-11-11

Filters Prrxs a.d Tribune:
TIE Kerosene Oil Works, recently telegraph
Cd as consumed near thIs city. did not Lelong
10 the Boston Kerosene I'll Company-tbcre.
fore Mr. e. l.. Noble, Agent Of this Company,
will still continue to Wholesale their Oh ii tic
1eluced rntes, at the Lamp and Oil Emporium,
le5 Clark street., Chicago. n. L. F.
, 1859-11-11

New ORLEANS, Nov lo-The Mississippi
Legislature was organized on Tuesday, br The
election Of Mr. Doore as President Of the Sen
ate, and Ar. Campbell Speaker Of the House,
Ths Governors inauguration will take place to-
dav.
, 1859-11-11

Axa1uEn NEW pArrE.-sle. J. i. J. Di1dsclE,
formerly connected with the Dtmacrat, will IS
sue I'll Saturday evening OF the present week,
lac a.st 3u-,acr Of The S1turd1y Eztaing Id
r.r:iar, c:ny sheet, devoted to the interests
Of merchants and local news.
, 1859-11-11

- Vichot! Corc.,as!! Co,ncrciaats
Ii orleans Reyalia dc Londres =: Ia he,ec
Da-a uabana!!!.! Choice aud select brands
Of Cigars just received by d. ". Corbic k Co.,
Is South Clark street. Try them.
, 1859-11-11

rY- In sicw Of tic result nttEc Fall elections,
the Ti,nts calls The Republicans the IRE
rressib!es." They have Tr.sssd lac Dousl,accs
as fat as pancakes this year, but it is M: cir.
rumstauce to the squeezing thc5 will givc then,
ueN YcnE.
, 1859-11-11

Az EXTENSION PaoPosEp.-We learn that that
cspitat hotel. the Richmond Uoust, is to be ex-
tended 10 include the block to be finished next
vest Of tue Alley on South Water street, cross
inr the a11cy bv IN archway,
, 1859-11-11

Gas F1xTIREs.-Drown l. Wilder are now re-
ceiyins from Cornelius + Baker, and other man.
ufacturers, large assortment Of late patterns
ofChandeiiers Pendants aud other Gas Fixtures,
Globes. kc- Ill III Feed will please call Mt 4.
and ~ State street. pc17:.r1
, 1859-11-11

- The sale at auction Of Carpets, Curtain
Coos, Rugs, tic, at John Vests, No. Ill
LAKE, street, will be centinuel this morning at
&, o'clocS. by Messrs. Gilbert { Sampson, auc-
t:aaecrs. Those soods get to be sold are as
| choice ns any in the city.
, 1859-11-11

EvAss' Nonvn WESTERN MoSEr EEroEzEn.-
This journal formerly published By u. ". Ihil-
lins, has becn purchased By Albert S. Esans,
Esq, Exchange Broker, No. Sc CLARK sire Il. and
will hereafter lie issued By him as editor and
nrcprictor. Nr. Evans is an act1ve wide awake
business maa and will keep his readers posted
| in eli the fluctuations Of tha money markets
couuterfeits, &c.
, 1859-11-11

Another Republican Victory.

LEAvExwoE7u, Nor. 1o.-Returns from the
interior COME in slowly. Leavenworth and
.atchifon Counties give Democratic r'aj"ritirs.
Douglas, Wyandotle, Shawnee ard Jefferson
Counties. arc reported Republican. The coun-
ties stt to he-r from gave large .aajorl'ies for
The Constitution, which renders the election Of
Parfott 10 Congress probable.
, 1859-11-11

- See advertisement Of Worcester Sauce,
prepared aud sold hy Z. r. Dixie, Eeokuk,
Iowa
, 1859-11-11

r. AL collectors anl solicitors for Whole
sal. Houses in tho Interior Of this and the ad-
joiuing States, will find it to their advantage to
drop line to r. U. Box 1920, for extra employ
ucut uuj Gk
, 1859-11-11

4 rhxrrL CAsE.-The instance was exhibit
I'd yesterday Of father 50 lost to all parental
feeling as to desire that his daughter, aged Is,
should be sent to Hridcwcll, the only reason
urged being that she and her mother (step-
n,o,her) could not live happily under the same
roof The man richly 1ncrited Bsidewell him
self for his hard heartcLucss. Justice lilIiken
sent tbs ,.ifl to the Home Of the Friendlcss.
, 1859-11-11

- See advertisement Of Cornell ! Co.'S
twu-.hread noiseless rreIniuu: Sewing Machine
and universal tenucr, Nc. 133 Lake st.
auG..lT
, 1859-11-11

tE Fred Douglas truthfulIy states that the
slave holders hunt their runaway ni:gcrs in the
South with dogs, en-. in the N"rt:, with UtMo-
x,r6ff
, 1859-11-11

LOST learn from the Captain
Of the Schooner Geo. F. Foster, that Nr. Shall
lock, the mate, was lost overheard, Of Grand
llayen, on Sunday last.
The Cap.ain Of The schooner Leyant, which
| arrived on Wednesday, reports losing MAI
| overheard in White Lake.
, 1859-11-11

S~ Gilbert l. Sampson sells large assort-
mcnt OF furniture, etc-. this morning at Vt
O'Clock at No. ee Lake strcc:.
, 1859-11-11
THE CITY.

REFonA scnooI*-Tbomas Carney, ten years
OF uge, was sent to the Reform School yes.er-
day US vaGraIt.
, 1859-11-11

p1ASo Fon7Es.-Jus! received fine assort-
meat Of first Premium Pianos from the uanu-
f.ctorv Of Board.nan, Gray l. Co, and o!her
New York manufactures. For sale or to rent
on The most favorable terms by ". II. Kimhalt
No. ~ South Clark street. uo7-6.
, 1859-11-11

correspondent of the Huntsville, No., ga.
x.n notices and deeply dcplores tne iact 'nat
,n1ny Of the slaves in Northern Missouri o1e
being sold 10 10 South-that but tew lmmf,
grants with slavca are com1ngto the State ana {,
I'LL Northern Missouri will become free-soit'
ized us eGe :tual1y as auy Northern Stnte." he
also suggests relief measures Ly the Leglsla'
turc so0n to assemble in Jefferson, aud asks
Stare owners to "a "devise some plan to stop the
exodus and Induce farmers frotn Virginia, Ken
lucky, Tennessee aud North Carolinn 10 emi.
pr.te 10 Missouri iustcad Of Texns."
, 1859-11-11

VERT Goop.-The 1i"sts calls the Republican
party OF this city the 81 Lreprssi5its." That is
i concession rs handsome Us truthful
, 1859-11-11

GETTING WELL--The wife Of the mau Boliard
is recovering, SO it will appear his worthless
neck is safe this time. lie has Jet to answer,
however, for having assumed The double moose
Of bigamist.
, 1859-11-11

The F1cuT AMONG SA1Lons.-We learn that
Priec, the salor severely injured by his ship
mate. William Smith, on the schooner H1;te
S4"aA, is in i critical situation, and the cxami-
nation Of tile azsail7nt is deferred.
, 1859-11-11

InE ELc1S RAILROAD DEipGE.-0nly ] por-
'ion of tue string-pieces and rail timber Of the
E!sin 1sailEoad Bridge were injured in the fire
| reported yesterday. Trains will be passing TO-
morrow.
, 1859-11-11

SEcRE7 D1vrIsEp-.t lady frieni Of ours.
after keepinG the secret alnost week. Informed
Us. conEdentiaUy, tliut her best silk dress and
shawl were not new, although thew appeared So.
hut lad heen c!ennsed and dyed by Icssrs,
C"ak McJ.aiu, ut 1s3 Clark street. AT rs
Dearborn. they take .entIesEcn's soilel and
cast oil garments, and make them look as fresh
ni.tl .sfDSSr ns }yttn rfx
, 1859-11-11

SEEN BE7TEn DATs.-Most Of cur citizens
have seen better dars than was yesterday.
which gave us du1s drlzzlc intersperscd with
downright rain. and intensity Of mud
, 1859-11-11

~ -Al4a, NcA-an. tat residence Ct tbs Eslce's
father j. r. Gu.nrc T.. m ikr 9Th !a-.. h: The hty.
Wa. !, .v.i :r. WEShELL i: KING d ts:;s CIV ani
Mss HELEN II. GTlAE-. Il -st.i".
, 1859-11-11

A WnE7cu.-A ieud n1med Thomas O'Don-
nell was sent 10 Dsidewe1l for moath for cru
ely abusing his aged mother.
, 1859-11-11
|rcss 4 Griihttttt.


NOTICE TO NAIL SUBSCRIBERS.
The date Ut the cac nj The s:P w!ea your .A4e
p'ahted. ssaas tie tim e;4 gvaF tasiiHnn s7r4,.
Unless then Ecnewei VII: Gr discontinued 1Ica1e remit
oeare thu: date. II you waa the piper continued. IT,
, 1859-11-11

oEs THE TRAck.-A passenger train got of
the track on the Rock Island Railroad near OF
tawn Yesterday.
, 1859-11-11


AND WELLS sTREE7s.---A good dinner caI, be
had at tlis place fnr 25 cents. Oysters in erery
style .5 cents per Dozen.
Strangers an.l citizens requiring presents
will ind every variety Of cl,as,e rich aud Gle
gan, fancy goods at John ID. Parks Bazaar OF
Fancy, Ia Lake street.
Also elegant bridal and party funs. pearl
sticks, in white, cherry. blue and paiutesl silk
Ivory sticks, III white. cherry, blue, DC.
Sandal wool tuus, il silk. linen and paper.
Huir pins in gold, coral, pearl nnd blue.
Head dresses, Z variety Of beautiful patterns.
tuck combs. in steel, shell inlaid in gold, steel
buckles, slides, ciasps aud brace!ets in great
variety.
Purses in xelret and Floreatine, set in ivory,
in she'll, in pearl. in Errlin wire, leather, &c
Carriers, in white, cherry. drab AMI blre silk
with bows aud rosctses. in kid, liuea, buck
silk and velret. 4 gr>at variety Of other tine
goods Call and sec Jchn d. Park, lst Lake
street. noll-Gt-
, 1859-11-11
LATER FROM EUROPE.

by tho arrival Of the Hungarian yesterday
at Farther Point, we have European adviecs II
the I'd inst The most important intelligence
hy this arrival is the demand by Lopl:
Napoleon for tho restoration Of the Grand
Duke Of Tuscany aud tho Duko 0
Aodena. GarabalLi was Gu a visit to v;clol
Emanuel. Spain was making vigorous pre-
partitions to attack Morocco. France Ind dis
claimed any intention Of assisting Spain.
Singularly enough, although there were twt
arrivals yesterday 1foa Europe, We are left CO
t;rcly in the .l;lrk as to the European lnarkc1
for brcadstuffs. Spectators appear to hayt
complete contrul OF our telegraph l:ncs-
Peoria Election.
Some idle fellow photographed TO The TIM.
that Pcoria had gone Democratic Dy c?s ma
jority. The Gully party contest YPs on Trea:u
rer, md the vnte was us follows:
i1aac Hrowr, NDcinoc:at, ......................SS
@.A. Actoy tI1eI'uoLcAnl
Democratic na}"r1Iy.
This is considerably 1css than c:17, as tht
Tina has it, Las. full Douglas carried l'cori:
By nearly 400 majority.
Six7u U1s1Elcr.-McCiernand has 1l2 ma
iio7ty over Palmer. This is about the sane q:
last fail. CatlinvI!e gives Primer II majority
which is Republican gain of % over last full
Jacksonville gives Palmer :so majority, :
Republican gain. Eelrdstowu gives Demo
cratic majority OF ~, Il Republican gain OF A
Various other points heard trum show Republi
, 1859-11-11
FUN FUN FU N! FCc

We have lust tsueI tbs folown. a.de splitting pu5c1
tIons. THY each cont1n eness variety Of C3nleaI
te. worth double thE:r Price tnute whu Iese
.auSh
THE ELArGnanLE EApyEsTCREsc, JOHN SMITH.
Sc.e"ty tEnhy Husttacns And tre kuacErd utAsr
stAl:s!ea lr:re lueents-
FUS FOR ALL or Ck!ps firm Tie E:erh.n's Trunk.
T.ity IL. eonir Iu.t1a.h All great Sa'*sy Ct
Witty s.ynxs. lnronrs,s J'aes, less a.A L.aeh.o!e
iaE:.. &C., &c. FFtet 70 tnlt.
THE FL EruAS1's cAEtET GAG OF FCS. Twenty
EVE Instsa::els. anG aay AEicu.t Of Laak sE.+
Fuaus Atvensurss. Naser c~nutaEums. Tc1rfc funt.
aad n! y sytl9s. like 70 eeits-
We h4sc also 1t received the following useful a1a
in.erts Ia- publications:
TIE fOUSG AMERICA soSGSTEE: Coatai1!"s a
eter Affection Of ne AZ btaaui tonKs Ltat e.hrot
be- tsrni in auy ttaer sors huok pIo4h.d. Isiee ~
CIT.
THE Young AMERICA LETTER TE1rEK: Cen.
tInp: hasuet'us ~ Letter Wrtr and choke col
!sct:on 81 hs,t ,. "a L.s C:..nt + Aa11asr. 'ssa-
TIE YO. NJ AMERICA r:ALL-I:utIM GUIDE; Co j.
t4la:rk h;tt4 Fai Ef9ur t. how IN AID
how bthlve w:ta assuet"ss Tor cal net ds:es Il
THE inrxG AMERICA h!.. .AM-l00k: The or;7
etEapes Drclsn Hook pnbisssd, c"u"An;ns the
trtp1e:1:ohs u over feuf LunultI ursas. fE.cs u
EScor!es of either Of tae n,td book. SET. by
mail. ress ee paid. en- sete:It Of 10 ceats-
| AGENTS WANTEu.-We u ..s II a-e:t!n crc.. nonk
f"f the C.ite It C4nla. te-t
book.. One th'S<a1i co;e* Ct Zach soi
euaiy. Totao-e = ho wish r. t1y H. We will send I1fsen
s4e,. ostst a. hty =; onls:. = nal! Po-as y,:I
fuF ta- Do.i.s Forty copt ph..a<< tal fr so H.,
las. 0ue Hundred totcs for Ftus n..Lss set Iy
Si.:ss:, 4: o;Isrsso i. DoI:t: ,rS':;>..r
| Inc ua.t. 0h.u-
".'The above publication. ca be had. bces.ls aat
| NORRIS 4 HYDE,
/ nol1bf6 uaTlt ucosbasnks. Ch:taeo- II
, 1859-11-11

Accidental man named barnes was thrown
ont of his wagon md severely injured, in the
North Division. yesterday. lie resides ut Lake
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