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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-29

The King of 4Abyssinia has sold to France
the island of Massowdh, in the Red Sea-
1t has good harbor and some trade, and
is susceptible of being made a superior
naval station, The French probably mean
to make it balance Perrin. Should they
get Suez, and effect the canalization of tlfe
Isthmus, they will have the same claim on
the Red sea that was possessed by Pha-
raoh's host, that oractualp possession, though
in Slightly different sense. Pharaoh took
scisin of the land at the bottom of the Sea,
for which Napoleon III, has no taste. The
Napoleon came very near being drown
ed in the Red Sea, and is reported to have
said that if he had been swallowed up by
the "yesty waves" the incident would have
served as text for half the preachers in
Europe. But after all that the French are
doing in the way of establishing them
selves on points that are commercially i'm
portant, everything must depend upon
whether they shall be able 10 maintain
their work should they become involved in
maritime war.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-29

TnE clerks and book-koupers of Norfolk
are making desperate efforts to procure a
repeal of tho act of the Assembly, Which
imposes heavy tax upon their salary, in
many instancesmere pittances. They have
held public meeting. passed resolutions
and drawn up q memorial to be presented
to the next legislature asking a repeal of the
obnoxious Inv.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-29

The difference between France and Eng
laud is described as simply this: France
goes to war for an idea, and England has
no idea of going to war.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-29

IT is reported that If Gen. Harvey hadn't
seized San Juan, Coy. Douglass would have
done SO. The Douglasses are making al
most as much noise in the nineteenth CEN
tury as the other Douglasses did in thefour-
teenth and fifteenth centuries. The name
has long been famous as one to use in get
ting up political storms.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-29

A correspondent of the Episcopal Re
eoraer argues that Berlin isthe quietest and
best place in Germany for theological
students. He says: "The American ele-
ment amongthe students is large and grow
ing. Last year there wcrcforty Americans
attendint the lectureF"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-29

Mr.. BUCHANAN is pronounced in some
quarters tan available democrat for 1850"
Available for smashing, we presume, must
be meant. He will be as available as Gen.
Pierce was in $50, neither more nor less
Second terms are not even to be tried for
in this generation. Twenty years have
elapsed since President was nominated
for reelection, and he was beaten to smith
Greens; and twenty more will pass away
before the experiment will pass away be-
fore the experiment will be tried again.
By that time we may find man at 10 be
reelected.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-29

CoNs1DERApLE excitement is indicated in
California, according to the Overland des-
patches this morning, on account of a spe-
cial election ordered by the Governor, on
the 10th proximo, to fill a vacancy in the
State Senate. This election, it seems, en-
7olyes the question whether the legislature
shall grant the right to construct bulkheads
in the San Francisco harbor-a project in
yolying an outlay of five millions, the
pickings and stealings of which will, no
doubt, be tremendous. 1t is also proposed
to exclude poor John Chinaman from all
kinds of employment except the lowest,
SO strong is the prejudice against his pig
tails and -airty habits.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-29

AT the Princess's Theatre, in London,
the vaudeville known as ''La Chattc Meta
morphosec,' has been placed on the stage
under the title of ':Pussl or, NIetempsycho-
Sis" A studious young man, full of the
doctrine of the transmigration of souls,
readily submits to the deception contrived
by his friends, that favorite cat is trans
formed into beautiful young woman, his
cousin Adelaide, with whom, accordingly,
he falls in love, though occasionally dis
gusted by her feline habits, which she yet
retains, in her rcgcnerated state, notwith-
standing her willingness to reform. Miss
Louise Kelley has to support this strange
role, and it is said realizes it to perfection.
White satin and fur give her yet the SEM
blance ofthc animal which, further impro-
we'd by gesture and appropriate situations,
leads to odd combinations of the feline and
human that were very amusing. Miss
Keeley has won by the performance much
credit as an ingenious artist.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-29

A London papers Paris letter says Louis
Napoleon will soon have feet of % steel
plated ships of the ltnc-proof against cv-
erything but lightning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-29

Jonv MIrdAnElL is writing sedition and
nonsense in the Irish papers, predicting
the downfall Of England. and urging the
peoplolof Ireland 10 rebel,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-29
NOticeI

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT TIE IN
IN sDERSlGNED has removed to the office Of George
Harrison, No 2il5 Monroe St, South side between
I'LL times.
All persons indebted to the late firm of j. NJ Todd
Co. will please make Immediate payment as lie is
compelled to make collections speedily "a possible
+. NJ. NORTON, Receiver.
Wheeling, Nov. Nth, 1850. I'm
CONSTANTLY on HAND. A LARGE
" supply of the choicest brands Of Foundry and Mil
Pig Iron. Agent, also, for the sale of IrSn Nouns
tain Orc and Mount Savage Fire Brick.
Z. n. NORTON,
novl4-lm Commission Merchant.
ELORA TEMPLE CAP-,Iust received at
u Oct25 HARPER & BROS
Coal Diggers Wanted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-29

CPALDING's LIQUID GLUE-Jp., re-
y coivcd aud for sale at
uuv2t s FYNncNRgEC.S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-29

SPAULDING'S LIQUID GLUE.
A GOOD INVENTION. sER ADVERTISEMENT.
n For sale by 7. II. LOGAS 1 o.
nov25 aud i.nGAN. LIST \ ~. =
LNINE cur GEM TORAC CO.-lJ ike
Il Of this fnyOriic Tobacco. For sslr Nv
7, II. Lls.tN L CO.
npl2b and LojAN. LIST I %
LNORSHA'S BALM OR LZSIaIE1T.-
Il ~ dozen received and for tstIe hy
I II. Lu3NS & CO
n"v2C All LOGAN, LIST d CO
fNL2CTISIC OIL I-go-z L, Gr4JI4s Ilc5,
r IL LOGAN Z 90.
nnv25 and LOGAN, LIST a o..
IF'IIE BEST WORM KILLER.-Iicl!,
1 wny's Worm Convictions are pleasant 10 take,
safe and cffectG:tl. For sale ly T. IL LOTAN ( ca
hnf21 IsFiAS, LIST : co
DINK SAUCERS.-l rrs.s rcecire-i .,s.4 fr-
4 sale by 7. H. LI;iAS Z 60
nov26 and L0tAN. LIST CO
s'f4Os.c'S'' Improved WEIGHING; scale.
TToWEs IMPROVED UNION SCALES y on
L I to 241 ihs Throw away your old Sias.s, zsi
get ono OF iIowc's Union Scales You will -sNo III.
price in months weighing. For sale at r,zzaaiss,
turcrS prices, by P.C.HILpKlsTII a BIO
noy2t-d@w So Main strrrs.
WINDOW GLASS.--Ic0 bsxc. " r,s.su
w Glass assorted SNlU 10 3UN4A. hand zf54 e.,
sale by Inor2tl y. c. HIhDRETTi MO.
C'IIEET IRON.-Jniata. Charcoal. Cs.iu,-.a
- and GaIvcnised Sheet Iron. as-,it, liiat,i. :
to Is. Lnov25l p. c. HILURET1I Kfin
[. o. r. N.
ME MEMBERS OF. 0WEGo TRIBE No. II. La
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-29

ITNUE MEMBERS OF. OWEGo TRIBE No II. Ia.
i Il. NJ are respectfully requested MOCK ,issst
" igwanI ON the 9th "f November. Tcl,-ak r. NJ
~ there is hhs!cSs "f importance Ia l,c TRANSACTED
by Or,ier Of the Tribe. j. q. CHM. :, H.
nOy2i-lw& j. il HARRIS. c. Of a.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-29

nR. CHURCHILL'S SYRUP OF THE
II INCONSISTENCIES or LIME AND SnBA-
The most certain ielGcy yet DISCOVERED fur the
OF Lung diseases; received and for sale lev
novel = FIlNnENnEgG
, 1859-06-28

VT l,arn it"ia gentleman who ca.nr dow.
eArl:.s tlv1n kt1~ood lhc utter part of last
wr'k, HAT the Frrs!tcr w4s sticking fist on a
,''ck nc:.r the f'o, ri hume fu!'s or rurids,
SHIRT s';>tunc" above lu.trr>pn's Ial,id,. If
this information bc correct lcr voyage may he
r,,1,~il1 ;,1 Il: n. -.} Parties here wlri are
more i4sl.ir with t u river ,ls;,,, ~ r;,.,,s
.l:s n:l1.,s in tho rt4,e, assured ua t,u,r IT,. j.
;.:': = 't,::: III: c',u'.s lot -: up, IT,: :1a
"e'- !..:.a a-u:s patlv.acn'e Rspida much MUSE
1haa tLeu,. and which were not generally
kn ,w..-Sl. Ps.<r:' Eree Press z2nd.
, 1859-06-28

- In the article on the Nicholson pave
ment, the types made us say that it Vas lnid in
ash, it should have been a in Oak"
, 1859-06-28

- Rev. Paul anderson Of the Norwegian
Lutheran Church, Las returned to this city AT.
ter visit to lis native land.
, 1859-06-28

Thc unparalleled fiat of wakin;. usrr tight
rope, stretched frnl o:t bank IL the utlltr ii
Niagara river, abuut th.cr t.ur:lis Of ui,r
:bovc t!.e Suspension EriI.c is to bc attempted
by Monsieur lilondi,. this day. Tile rope IS
about l,:"'' feet in lcuStll. SAYS the netrcit
Frtt Pres:
Tue accomplishment Of the feat seems alsnn>1
al iInpns saibity, Int the exploits "t 1!se l"r-
f,,rsnrr rraer sile MATTER n,,t q: LITTLE .!,t.
liz has been nut tic rope several Times, a,rl
latrl: went 81 far ;ls IL yet l,al! way acr"->,
when hc pHusra and turned Il SOMERSET. r.'tnri,-
in. in perfect security. We ara. informed t!,;t
lc "lrr> Il l,,.lr.i .!nllass for any $,,nl.i-.ize
rr-on VII" will arc''nIanr him. ti1i:,:, li>
shoulders. bit inclined Ia t,'iirv" that h'
would t't attempt i'"i~lsatds experiment.
4 large nnn'!'cv II! prnpl' arr finding their
way to The spoil, III anticipation or tl.r t:rn,.
and il,.rc viii. .subt;rs-, a't Il rrrA, GROVE.
present. Our rai,1 .ls.s are already carr, in..
them that WAY, c'cu lsun as great distance ls
Chicago. Willie tie rrHi:lin'n nf H!nul;M H.
rnIc-walktr renders it :s;zs~t c''r*:n illat ht
will acc'nsnl>E, flm sS!I"it viii raer, YET ::
fearful i.;'elc>: attaches In il. .1"n, the fars thai
Il single Mi>>r;' p!un.rS l,n ;s.u certain DE-
sirHrlsnn in t1.r lU'illny :ar't! bt,;vnh. IL
cunltl hardly escape Ira'il III r$-c If Il lill
w d, not v<,uc1 for tl.e .INla os III. " :,:>,.
nlcrsct, but, perhaps, the i+,c Press is nnl
mistaken.
, 1859-06-28

- The Superior Court adjourned Saturday
evening. for the June term. The next term
commences one week from to-dnY.
, 1859-06-28

= Sevcn hundred and forty~two persons
attended the picnic Of tho Clark St. II. E. Sun
day school, on Saturday
, 1859-06-28

SINGERS NEw a" MAcH1SE.-This 1ate in
vcntiou is designed to obviate every difficulty
that has heretofore arisen in all Sewing Ma
chimes. 1t Atras, fill, taeks aud yatA+rs- The
ltt, is Il guarantee that they must superctdc all
other machines in use now on exhibition, to-
.etler with al the different styles Of Singers
Machines, ut ID Lake Street 4. ": Harris.
Agent. Je3l-.a'o
- Photographs Fine Art Gallery, Florence
i Brigham, prur:ittors aud operators, 14e Lake
street. j"ll-1m
, 1859-06-28
39reas L Triht1ttf.


THE FOREIGN NEWS.
Evcu,s in the Old World since the day the
Persia sailed do not 's]ie public expectation in
this Country The !Austrians, admitting all
The disastrous consequences Of their successive
'l'.cats 4: Auntcbe.lc. Palestro Tarcse, Como,
Magenta aud Nale=rauo: are rapidly retiring
'llrm riniE s'ron=l2.'ls at Peschiera, Nantua,
Tero.Et and Lcc1ano. They have abandoned
Pa"ia. paecrza: Bersamo and Lodi, DESTROY
ill.,; t.v!r w,':ks A.4d sp:Aing their cannon as
il.'y -. TI:cy have given up -Ancona On The
-ll:i:;tir. .::l are calling III tllcr scattered
:Sa:ri*"uS f-om tie States Of the Church, sir
reii,l,r.: Possession Of Ferrara, even. where
t'",y were supposed to he 50 strong. Military
inru t,nl!l;ar viii; Tx ground Aayc supposed
chat they wor'.I max" stand on the banks
I" tic AIDA: Int the remembrance Of Lodi
WIS 100 :as:sll for tl1c,u and they passed The
si:-*s.n w::lln::1 firing i gun! lie would be 4
!'r'r.l:rt wl4o could ,ell how soou they ran
.,..s::4 Ia |arsu.dedto to take The field IN face If
;1:. pushed anl victorious Allies; and h.
-:'t'l i'e nrr1- ti,7'l !: nyr:'lIct who could sa'
ww s>mM ,l..s>v All;vs will lie alAe to sur
5n'ltl, the cn',r.uol1s cart!.-works and piles q
'ra: Y n.as)nry lu!l:nd which the Invading
l"ni:: are cr. tbs snu&!y entrcncl.cd w
sail scr In III. ,aramime the world VII
l..s VIA :,sta:i*n II lile astounding ST.
r.~s ii t .t1i:.l aE:s:=-s1lsc:ss which in tic
in:.,Is II :,!l FTcic!,:n:u bring hack tie
lays ii: 1896 aud ;sOn, when Napoleon tic
t;"a; sw.:ntl'. Aus;yia:ls of txt same 1talian
..r's,nG.
I'll. Ea..iS,l }",!i.it:l: news is oC not less
ita::,rta:,.e ,lEln the intelligence from 1hs srt
a.. r:.r. I'll. rts,nrltiou u! ra!nlcr*ton :s:ld
tus-.'!i to power Il, this crisis, AMI the 1c-
ia.4.i.;l!l.: culliaci.t Of the London T,"rs o'l
i'::,; nr',i;trl: eye,'t arc s:la:aa1rs Of Tie
discrimination Of England 10 keep clear of the
;rtv. IT,. 7.tn.s :ss W: read it. has nia.'c
:E"'il,r '';r' ii it, !'is, al 'lnw stands AL
f.s;cd M I'll" sile ~ the nrw Ministry ;Iu'!
I'M. li;,...:::s t;llsr Its pl,irc IL Austria is
~'il,l=,''ln": Int the ',I,stinH..y Ct those ~
w;l'm i, j. addressed will make it Of no avail.
Tic t,:::ur. VI The M'ws is, however, t}'n
In;,e:::l l'r.a."nr!li'n t. Napoleon tn the
I.:::i1ns, dated III Milan. IT las moi the re-
s.luisr aid energy nr ii. .:;rrts Il his uncle
ii ;sc sa.!,. line: hut If nl,sk"s NJ III promises
w.:.s :, }.*.s:; ia f,rce. II tlsr writer il ,oes.
ii lis professions. :'::'l will c":t"1lt himself
VITA III" establishing r: Italian Nationality,
i'm. wir,;. civilized world will ring with his
,,r;t;s' BIT tr.sr wl4s, rin.tl;a: Ii" pledges
s.!4i,. IT, :1a o tl!' fre'r'', l'"pl'': and tie
,,,l.s " l:r!. he sy:erc 1eirrr his Maker. Wlrn
l.. '-rn'.. WIS lis r"E.--l'r'l@s.s AMI ":st!s
liz ,rs,.!.s.S !, ts Italians with weil-:t;lntici
ti,~,ru~, BIT let III vail lie elilnli:Gs.on u.
, 1859-06-28

q Hon. F.. .. Washburne, n. e., was yes
tcrday At tue Richmond House.
, 1859-06-28
From Washington.


WAe.n>"lrS. Fl.:ly 1us4r -. l$I.
Judge Deu:las' letter, which you published
in t"-dav paper, il denounced Hs d!ctatoiial bs
The Administrator arl muny Democrats, and
considered iulpnlitic bv his ,wn friends. ii
must increas: the party scl4i~n, and if adopted
;!s the basis for Northern viii. IL act upon.
will rupture the Charleston Convention. Til.
Opposition Is much indebted 10 Ml. douglas tor
this manifesto.
Thr Treasury balance is hrnnSl,t tlown tn
Sa'A~,p", being $:.,.""','rH' br!nw the workin.
paint.
No faith is entertained here in a1,v new cn,-
Liuatiou for CARRYING the California mails on the
l,a>is d! Mr. Julu>"ns proposition Mr.. Nau-
lykc's arrangement il rrpudia,cd by Nicaragun
for non-tu!liment. and GovcEnmcnt will moi in
:trsrut cll LrlIalf ot il or any o1l,tr.
II the dclial If tie Constitution tn-day that
any conditions concessions have been made
in the reconciliation between Nr. X. J. Walker
and tue President, be founded in truth, sucl, Il
kissing Of ha,ials is still moro discreai,able IL
boil, parties, after ttc elimination anG =ecrmi
nation in which they have indu1Sed. 1h: Srcre
,nty If tue Treasury t.as ncarly completed tht
| li>t for the reduction uf Of thr nam5cr Of utli
| GERS in the New lcrk Custom uouse. 1t il I,
| take ct!cc, OH the frs, Of July III least tn.
hundred heads will .!rnu into Tie basket On tha
| memorable morning,
, 1859-06-28
THE CITY.

r. Hr. McComas Of this city is to deliver
the oration on the 18th Of July ut Galesburg
, 1859-06-28

~ An interesting report Of the proceedings
Of the :ast neetinsof the Board Of Education
will br found on the third page.
, 1859-06-28

= The Ra,cls. in spit. Of the warm weather
Inst evening, had d1c house, while tie pieces
were performed with their unvarying SUCCESS.
This being the last week Of the Ravels, let no
cue fail to see them.
, 1859-06-28
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, JUNE %, 1859.


4 srr.yc, Casa man WIS brought into
the Marshall Office yesterday, bound with rope
around his wrists, charged with stabbing nnn
named Mathew Wclch in the side with iile 1t
appears thut he came ont to I'royiso, aud work
cd two,aud a half days. aad on Monday morning
lie got his bundle aul wasleavlng, when his cu.-
ployer and Welch called to him to stop-his exit
being so sudden, they thought they would ask
hin the cause Of his lcaviny. but he became
frightened and run, they thought he had stolen
something By his maaacs, and they chased
him. they run him into tavern. Here he stay.
ed some time, but when about leavlug, he again
met his pursuers and ntac discussion be stab
bed Ne!ch in the side, with this file, which is
SIX inches long and las three sldestoit. lie was
then bonnd aud brougat'n. tits name is Ste
p!len MacSIuro, IL M lfaslman he says be came
from Pa" Paw, Michigan and that he DID this
IN seh-de'enee' ]heF NOV" nave k'''ea h'1a' thai
~" men have been chasing MN 10 XIII hin 1or
t"" years past 'he5 nase1olo"ed MN through
the country, and he was onhned at Paw Paw on
~, h,c,ro 1,.3;cc v;,,;se, u],o conm;ttud lin,
:, ;,;, rro,, an ;nte,ycv with the nrj.on+,
w jnc,;nc IN the he,f III. moor fr1,ow is insane.
II. In. hecn oncc seeo x,nck and savs his head
.z,,,,o. hin, - ,,o. ,.o.,,.-
---!- .
TUE GEEr iR'Ts-1i' marc fflncezs'
which beat "fi'sa 1eh'''c "a inc great race
Oh the ln'on loufsc' l. IT, iass AhafSoaF' Is
well known 70 tac spoF'"s co''mun''s o1 eh''
easo' 81; "a' oroa5n' III nere 'lo''' 'e''non''
| ana sold IL Da'aa GaSe Est.' OF thc fremont
House.
sEe made her ''rs' uebu' rs racer over
.n ,..o Tai. - ..,',, 49,
,o,+oa iii, ,o~ - ,,,,, 1,sa;,,. ,.ha tao,- ha~
- W., o.,a.a 49,, e~.,.' ,,.osaa H.. 49,. ..,.s.
| ,c,oss t,,a T,.h,.n,ano. ,ont, - c.,;t,rn;,
! ,l>. ,,.;..-, s.,,,,.,-'
.,cc,<.f,, r;r,, of E,1nr, Ta,n,,ro
ch;c.ao = ,.,.,,-,,, ~ t,ol Is c,,o-;ta -
,,ro, ,,9,,,,,,, far f,,,,. o,,o,,,a,e,,. r,or,,
| Temple also trotted here sen!e tine since, and
| is well known to the lAsods around town. 4
full account Of the rate may be found in ano-
thcr column.
Tur r,o,,, ly,,vr1cr,7ru>1 Exu,n,r,ox
TIL, next ot the scri,, of Monthly r1ora] ua1
Horticultural Exhibitions will b. held at Metro
,,iitau Hall tomorrow "wednesday, June .o>.
This promises to BE- successful bryond the most
sanguiue anticpations of the friends Of this en-
terpriSe. The success Of the lust exhibition in
| May will bc bcs, appreciated, by announcing
.,-,
, 1859-06-28
GAVE HEATING THE UOIS
- lE,NlSti l'AY by us+ng Oh. RI
1ycstlake.H Patent Furnaces,
Il Il u -. I.

/ SSESSAlENT NOTICE.
IL C'r G1tr*s '}:lr., l'hieago. .furc E.tll 1S1a.
rc nn.irc .!-fry ::tn TO a. ntere.,rI tA-
The t'"m,n .nrre a8".N't1l ;y The C"Ensn 1u'tI pf
the city Chicago, Ito 4f Thirty Fur liur-
ttrr-t .n Fi:'yfour !, 's.s u;"u s ,tate in the
su.h division "f sl city 1.-nci benefited ty ,:a:!ns
avenur ftn lake net 10 Randolph street, hav. te, e,ed
shtI a,sst'sn' aS n;ads @ ,s:T5n htrt to my ",ss
s!e s,.:r sjtrs l.: wiring. in E:y ,;atc. set,
C,u,:n :o,a:il viii. Al t1 time. the tnrcil r,f
hear ali oj-ttls l., said >es.E-c:s:, aaI .e, Anl
dsrl Or an1ul the Sa5!c.
ASSESSMENT EtlLL.
description IT the real estate In :ka south division nf
the Civ "f ,hcago recctl f~ncHtti tr t;rave:r: VA
bas: from Lake ssrett TO Rand a street with the
xa! tt:rn thereof a3 the nf srrral: aa.t
thesrou E,t bcreats hy the Cun1li>,lunerS- Wit:
FORT nEARIuEN ADDITION To CHICAGO.
Naae RI Pat or''t 5. Lot. Lit. Blk va!u- A.<c.-
.pu.r Of slHd. alton. n.rrt.
, 1859-06-28

~ THE farewell sermon Of Rev. ". ".
k:us was preached On Sunday evening last.
The pulpit Of the Cniscrsalist Church is at
, 1859-06-28
New advertisements.

~ e. StKIFE.N. -4'fe:7-is7 47eat, q B''rk }rn II
uto7isei ,s2riSe Advertisements for sk3 stnt uH he
kesd;nq Pap<y. nj he North r..t isl b594ly
, 1859-06-28

- III the Police Court yesterday there was
would llnvc Siaddencd the heart of 4 Wentworth.
There were lines respectively uf *3'', fur at
-, one at s:-, two ut sl", seven at -, two at
s.; and many 'of tile s.. kind. III all :15 day.
were 1ncted out.
, 1859-06-28

NcMahon. the new luke Of Magenta and
Marshal Of France, is descended from one Of
the Scotch refugees who came 10 Francc with
English James II. lie distinguished himself
for gcnerslship and personal bravery in the
Crimcan war, and further distinguished
himself for n,anl;ness and honesty By his soli-
tarv opposition in the French Senate. lust year,
to the PRONUNCIATION Of the niscalled Law Of
Public Safety. Espinasse, who put the same
unjust Law 50 cruelty in force, met his death at
Magenta. Regnaud st. Jean d'Ang'ev, who
was made Marshal on tue same OCCASION, Ill
older man, who tuck pas1 as lieutenant in fhe
wars Of the first Empire, commanded the lm-
periAl Gunrd.
Great Tr0t between Fl0rA Temple and
Princess for $4,000.
, 1859-06-28

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e" another great piece Of the ceiling in
West Market fall ou Friday last, jeopardiziug
the lives Of several persons who were marketing
1T the time This matter should be looked to
before it results III all accident.
- 4 special Grand Jury is being drawn by
the Sheriff for the Circuit Court, to try the
Uowtl case. Also John Groves for perjury and
Il man named Mackinro arrested yesterday.
~" c. II. Keith & Son sold yesterday 4Sv
tons OF railroad iron Oh the Galcua i Chicago
Union Railroad dock.
Il. This evening. at Musical Union HILL. an
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