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INST NGUISHED ARRIVAL.
~ NO od l.oy Ia. arrived 10 New York in long time who
bs. With pton than MIS- PsTtinEOn with her
KNITTING WOTk-no mention Ike and the oh-r vsiiO1s
Of iu'tri'us family Modern vi; seldom
uIe Generally Il q bur awkward ssmDi. OF the real
ihps hnd IL IN Aropbanss Marital Cervsn;es, SHift,
Builer. See &C. For thus oor.ss tns. Tor my
part soou proceed further than tue tile mater bow
sny eminent crc have propounced toe book bmn ot
W.T. humoT wi,dou Sc. IL has Otherwise INDEED with
The Knitting Work The peruss which from end The
o'h,r has 10 better with myself oher tnan
remember have been 10 during any hot p since rst be-
acqU.iu.d with the advtct1res Of CULVER Lnpgt
IN, y oIk Cor. spoI dent Of transcript.
The work nay be had Of
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'THE LONDON STEREOsCOPIC COMPA-

ny have established Depot In NewYo for the sup
pyof
sTEREOSCOPEs AND sTEREOsCOPIC PICTURES
the trade Of the UGied States They offer stock Of the
greatest extent and variety the liberal terms for cash
Importers will find that they buy tae wYOk Depot at
the prices charged at headquarters in London Orders
executed parcels Of samples either Of sereoopes or Pie.
ture forwarded according to amount Of emilnce BY THEO
LEssEY Manager Of The L. S. Cos Depot No Bi Broadway
NY
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WING's FARiNA CRACKERS,
" naDP EpQM WHITE FLINf WIFE


This BELIEVED yields nousbmen. better sdspted 10 tho
heah eauemen,s Of the human system through hfe ta
any other stance known to civilization.
Tab our.huent made thoss properties In grain chem.
ically known sscehsrine Dsttsr gluten, Gc.
The ssccharne matter contributes most Of tho noursnn
also active icb when receives Into
the sch component Of bread, aids dig stion.
Thee sres, nourg and DvgotDs properties OF sin
duce the scton o heat and he aid Of certain
chnsry a powerful stimoaBt
II such produe. can extracted from grain BY artificial
indicates unnissLaby the In which the sschs
rne propsty wheat. has the bodily pow
of Sksn ected she natural chemical action d IL
bunsD .'onseh.
s., therefore, tha. this 10 an Indispensable propsny of
main % uiknent given IL for he eDs6cest
po, ard consequently should be retained fer pssossees
Ia ell the TrspsIa,ioBs Of rTsin for food.
WINGS CRACKERS contain the bsbss. amour. Of nutks.
that he's ever been produced from wheat
In the prsIarson Of the material and ne mahnsetue o.
WINGS FARINA CRACKERS the III -su porting principle
gain remains deadend injured - In fou' b. too
gri1dus retaining its most active prop~rses -
Necessary dgeson snS the ensrzrs force WITH wAsh V
upsrs to the body hsahf srosth renewed ,scs sS6
strength.
The eop,t.p,iy ireressrs demand fr WINGS PARMA
CRACKFRs with coumenda,oy remarks Of pSens teach
er. spd phys strong proof Of he hsshfu and bsnefesx
rtsu :. which st.rded their use
WINGS CRACBEBS have pleasant taste set kindly upon
stmsh and for dy'Pep or the ssd as vel as sedsnsy
and eee persons generally they acesptsNe.
believed there has been anything introduced
equal wINGs FARINA CRACKERS - 3 hes,hfl poar-
hLment for children.
In paetssg should be borne in mind
znulps Esrrs CrscksD made bet by Mr. WING. Hs h
ory cseieIs Manufactured United States containing he
tue qualities Of fsrins.
All oher called Fsra Cracisnar limitations rahe none
Therefore, fer Fana but those bearing L. WING
stamped each cracker
WINGS PARMA CRACKERS may be procured Of the bes
family sIooers seIeiay by whom they extensively sosd u
psrous Ct tie United States and Wholesale sny e
A. NJ THOMPSON Co,
soa zl and "a LtonENY.
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Comfort and UtiIity-Thosa who experience unpleasant
IN the artificial T. eth shVult
fail ON Dr. B SMITH, NJ. 6f8 Broadway, who has
orisn5ted entirely method, which comfort 10
aud tevents he tipping and dssg'esos in
oIdusry pates tn. FAMILY DENTIST containing l-tt-rs
sprrOvaI DR. Warren oi Ne OresDs 70 Ds Mt
PaIker and Reese Of Nee York will b. sent 10 address
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Gtationcrp ans fanfp GOODS.

OIuIiph1hg WV $""'g
DARD BROTHERS n Co, Manufacturers Of
ID GOLD PENS, PEN and PENCIL CASES No q nnsen-
snr New York Mandatory, Brohlyo, Coan eo'd reps
r,psifed or hanged
CLARK's INDELIBLE PENClLS-A new,
,o,d Al useful article Msrsins C ina Pieferred -
dshbe iuk-. lot rea'y for sale t"oas. 10 psS
D. tiles which eutif. protects L-m rom the ATMOSPHERE roc
SAL wholesale at No. l67 Broadway aud BY St'noners Drug
glsis, etc.
OPERA GLASSES, TELESCOPES, 20.
~ sPURTsMEN and GENTLEMEN Of the ARMY Aad
N,VY-S a B SOLOMONs, OplciiDs No ~ Alb marie 81,
Piccsoiy oprsie oh hotel London, Eos and rorA-
bit, e n bnrd With s.st power U Fill R.ceCoorse Opsrs
spd neral day night poS~ru ~s.eos pccsss
u constructed II German glass will show dsonce-
ly person q ana mi-s They ssrss every
purpse Race Coune aud a. The Ope Hous- Country
sc.usy and ships clearly 20 Il mie' They are so
ivslusbl- for shooting Dee stalking aud fAehns hsf
st Coa, Guards sking Of them 40 day aid nrns
glasses tn. powerful 'nd bnlhsnt rs'e2ps' ps..ns
-xtraotiua that soe, l1ehs, WIN al eSus az
tronomoal ey pee will show di',,9 y Jnpier' mons sa
nm. npg snd the o0Hbs With h. ssms Tsso 80
pon cao be kn~D 81 miles distant ard an soses
nom fourteen miles Al the above can os DAD OF
-, ., ali z.s with ircr powers and ured ~
er Ns,,,. Ro, Lstt,rs Pat Astronomical T.es-
a nc 1n br ,ss saud. Improved Comp Microscopes with
slides with ali the l>s. inposob.ntsi ha<S
Lanterns aId D,ssovtns AppaTains
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ORINGlNG Up CHILDREN

- phil ptsl document worthy Of every pare rs per
| rsnl Ui,in Knitting Work" and KNlrTIsG-WORk /, for
s.ie by BLAKEMAN MASON. No. 10 Broadway.
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DIR. Arnfage, Pastor Of the N1flks,reet Baptist Church
VIII pr scn b,4t SUNDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock, In
Onion Chapel conner of Broadway and 39iL. Seats free.
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INST NGUISHED ARRIVAL.

Agents will frd this ih. bet seDs work 4 the year
scrip i've clrcu with t.rLn. ssnt on applcstion.
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THE CLEVELAND LEADER says:

Il Mrs P-ugor coEnnoa hufno r.- her qliaa say
r ni ppoceut tuGsrs az distinct any other
ir-s and her style f.on isin u Plagiarism any
the She Of all suhects with Powef
Ard siyes a hit a. al the f3lhes OF The day.
Fer sac BY .. -,o -
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Cooper Iustitute.-The Rev. J. ROBINSON will
prs sOm No "a next SABBATH at ltt ano 81 oc ck.
Ss s-moIuns Toe Conversion of the Snnor " afsnoJn
"Tbs Conv,rso u the World " and in the evening at No. %
C.rniOLtAv, Brooklyn.
, 1859-08-08
ILLINOIS AND WISCONSIN CUR.
The Chicago Times aud the State Q
R ALBANIA.

The Chicago Times aud the State ol
kAn8Hhs
Since it seems prelty< well settled TINT the
admission Of the State Of Kansas into the
Union is to be opposed in the next Congress
by tho Democratic party, we arc glad to find
tic Chicago Times stating that Kansas COM
United Acr greatest error when she returned
st: minority Of Republicans to the Convention
ITO fora Constitution" Hints and sugges-
tons llavo been thrown out by the Douglas
prints in Ill quarters Of the country since tie
adjournment Of the Convention, that Kansas
would probably 6ud yet further obstacles to
her reception as sovereign commonwealth Of
the Republic, but we hnye seen no reason as
signed elsewhere SO honest, or perhaps so in-
discreet rs that which VIC quote above from
tue Chicago Times Of the 5tIl inst. Everybody
knows that if any motive sets tho Times and
its kindred spirits to denying the long with
held rights Of the people Of KANSAS more strcn-
uously than the single fact that it is likely to
BECOME free State, it is that tho Charleston
Convention will hold 3lr, Douglas to rigid
accountability for the views Of lis organs on
that slippery subject. But VIC cannot con-
cc;vc what exiGcncy required that sheet to say
70 bIuntly that the greatest cEror committed
hy Kansas was her refusal to send majority
ef pro-slavcry delegates to her Constitutional
Convention :
, 1859-08-08

m ,Se ssaaaa1a eo~"F17a spse.4 pss,ten,1 y:
rcetor. af -. Hogu 60 Ge.,ngt tou ., e ~ -
.edor o. tae Enc road was 70 hare nsen oea
~ i;.t:ae ~ ulssass tpe quesuoa oi enangs 10
rna!.1 s ss'usnes, ano ot.es ms.:, oul !alh Pte-
rcso1nt,an wv a.. s .s,orE H.
~ ~ ~ re-. reaanS dSs ue ta ~. 4 a' 1a
s''yVe 90 "Ms ~ @uTp.sa, out va LUZ .Atos
n.ca 1 ~ 8 Hs,V0o. tne anne1eo Na1eme9t ta r.
saso 10 t9e tMecslsershfp' was prepared ~ the
eo1nsSt %1 oa tae company,
IN in9lsaay Iaks a1uogment wA1 recovered
.salost e nst The New York and Erie Railroad for
S9s'oeo on SINKING tund bonds; and an exeeu"
Ilon issuea tee same day. other suits were
renas Ia IN 1su !. s sae sane aoesnons wefe M
sr;ste1 .aa y. - oecne a pam toa1 oondooIoers
st;nm ";s"e" W lso: lug p.npe1ty ol tne cotpof-
.;n., .'o"' @ auu . noM sofe'aeI 1of reorgaa1za-
s~",; ..v", oo:ne a1eps Mas' oe takcn a. once. a
fMt,I, y q notoe.s o. neariy million OF
!oul1n mortgage bonds was made npon trns,
:sss ;ss, 81 !ouIla ana mth 'nortgage, TO proceed
na;.'. at;alase'y LOT = foreclosure ana Inc ap-
Ro'ntmsnt OF feceSef. !he officers OF the
tonrany were notiacd Q! the requ,slt1on. a
eoupaalnt was ofa"n, setting foFth al TIE mort
$780,. ana PRAYING 1or decree esiaoilshing
t' nu rro1ee.ng me rlehts o. a1l paTtses and ioF
tne Srrtoln1meato oi 1eceiser o1 aA tne proper
, 1859-08-08
Tcle<rAphic.

lFfofo Lie ST. Ldut8 EfehtnS Htlittlh-I
Three pieces Of the Atlantic cable, which we're
purchased BY Messrs. TiGauy l. Co., Of New
York, l,ave been laid across the Mississippi at
this place, in order to put the St. Louis Office in
connection with the Eastern lines- The first
cable worked very well for about three weeks,
the second shout thirteen hours, aud the third,
which WIS }aid last Saturday evening, gave ont
on Sunday night. On Thursday last tue second
cable was underra,n by Aessrs. e. H. Smith and
chur1es Wire, experienced electricians, but no
1aw was discovered nothing pcrceptib1c to nc.
count for the cessation Of the working capacity
Of the cable The last cable was put 10 good
test, having been entirely submerged for orcr
two hours before being hid.
The first cable was examined from St Louis
to near the Illinois shore, where the cable, hav-
ing been iuabedded In the sand, gave wny. Up
to the place Of parting there was nothing per
cep:ible that could lead to discovery Of the
existing trouble. The third cable also furnishes
us no evidence, whereby the cause Of difficulty
eau be detected.
, 1859-08-08
Fine Shoyr of Whcat,

The exhibit Of samples Of new wheat On
Change on Saturday morning was very fine,
and did the eyes Of our grim dealers good.
Some Of The Oldest members Of The Board Of
Trade averTcd that it was the finest show Of
wheat ever made in this city. The receipts
were large. both Of Winter and Spring, and
commission dealers, being anxious 10 sell on
track il possible, took samples Of each CARLOAD
with them. 1.-THE crop Of Illinois will average
as high as tue display or Saturday last, there
will bc no need Of apolosizing for "Chicago
Spring" in Eastern markets, or Of labelling it
it Milwaukee Club"
, 1859-08-08
The State Fair

From what ue bear, it is evident tho .he peo-
rlc at Frecpost, as well ~ the officers OF the
State Agricultural Society. arc making diligent
be. l.is to he held, It will BE- borne in m;nd.
on the 5th day Of September, and will continue
fivc days. Arrangements hare been made bT
the railroad companies, 30 thst persons can pass
70 and from the Fur at bali price, and tLat ar-
ticIesto be exhibited Ut the Fair, will be car.
ried there and returned free Of cost." The ar
rangemcnts nj Frec}sort, arc such that visitors
need nut he Ut great expense while there. IAN.
pic fond will be found on the Fair grounds, and
lodgings in the city will be furnished At chesp
,atcs. Persons disposed to camp out in com.
ranles caa do so, I'D AGENT to the grounds, On q
beautiful ste selected for that purpose"
, 1859-08-08
.NxEEELL~G.N.E0US ITEMS.

MAMMOTH BEER CELtAa--Stalllman's beer
vault in Dubuque is So feet under ground,
nroSSn IT, ~ a1
Leer casEt, which hold il, barrels each, or total
Of 800 barrels. Thermometer stands At 56",
sEn3ocs Acc'pES1 WITH ~. AAoMkR.-hs- eafast-
Anef, o. .ne t1"n O.. 1eaos 10 o9ssao eonu't,
was sei.ons'S a"a .oHst no1a1u: so,a,a ,s. Y
ank,e ]ont was openca lrom penl9a, ana a, Tue
cords ahd bones cut thfohga' leaving oa!y ABOUT
t~o 1nchcs o. tne SKIN IN front 10 hoiu tae ioo1
IRON dropping OIL
BIG FAnx, BIC CRor, AND BIG pa1cEs.-We
, 1859-08-08

LooE Orr FOE 1nEu.-11all thieves are plcp-
ty and daring. Operations may be quoted
brisk in fact, with numerous tafers. We wish
tie latter might BY the exertions Of the detec-
tires be increased. On Friday night coat was
stolen by ball thieves, from Schalrs house, on
Randolph street. Hall thicvcs arc plenty. Look
out for them
, 1859-08-08

Dor Mss1So.-A French boy, about twelve
years Of age, named Nicholas Boar, has been
missing from his home since Tuesday last. He
had brown hair and blue eyes, and was dressed
in white canvass pants, blue frock, gray cap and
yas barcfuoted
, 1859-08-08

lGl1qK 6fH11GA. u- aug. ID. It1S.
Horace Mann's diseasc, though called By one
or two Of the physicians the typhoid fever. and
by another the dyspepsia, was III reality c1haus-
tim. lie WIS 1iterully porn ont. liz wax Pre-
eidcnt ot the College, President Of the Board of
Trustees, aud President Of the Executive Com
1ntiee. In addition TO the labor Of nli the fore
going positions, he was obliged, during tue last
tcrt,', 10 entertain large circle Of friends,
write his haccalaureatc address, (onc Of the
greatest productions Of lis iite), defend the
College against the attacks Of its creditors, aud
help redeem it IRON insolvency. The College
fai!ed him to furnish him money to ennble him
to hire secretary, sud hence lie was Obliged
IL do ull tic WORK himself.
Tic duties Of his office were enough to huve
wurn cut three or four stoutcr xneu 1phy sically}
than lie was. With fewer carcs and u moderate
ht.art Of labor. he might hare lived many years
longer. lie has fallen q martyr to his favori&c
en,pi9yment-thc advancement of education.
lie was worn out, and dlcd at the age Of sixty
three.
For many ycars he has drsircd to be the man.
uEer Of d liberal Co,leyc--ore where both sexes
could he elucaled together, with equal oppor-
tunitics-'ns where tie doenas Of scctarianism
should be ignored, and only lhe noble sir.ues
ana Christian duties iucu!cated. lie has lived
10 such College founded, and has graduated
three classes. It was his joy, L,s pride. his idol
1t IL highly appropriate that he shnn:d be bur-
led IN lhc grounds Of his tovcd Institute.
, 1859-08-08
THE CITY.
- Lumber was being loaded in this city for
New York, on Saturday. -

Law L1nRARr-We noticed IN arrival Of
books for the shelves Of the Law Institute Lii
brarJ on Saturday.
, 1859-08-08

SEWING MAcu1xEs-Geo. R. CH,17rSpzx
SoLp.-A. w. Harris, agent for Singer. deter
mined to out do Chittendeu, agent for Wheeler
i Wilson, in his advertisement Of "Immense
Business" Of July 4th, said notice {by Chit
tenden's eode} demonstrating the superiority Of
Singers Machines over Wheeler Viii
sons, and it appears By the ps-
pers that the object is accomplish
and the "sell'' bas taken; Chittenden manifests
great concern {disintercsted, Of COURSE lest the
public should be npis'ed by such publications,
hey lie dor pa5sie) should have more informa.
ton. But witat about tue premiums awarded By
the Wisconsin State Fair last fall, claimed BIZ
Chittenden! Did the Wheeler i Wilson Co. re-
ceiye it for Family Machine, or WAS it awarded
to another, Ask Chittendcn--hcll kEow. Or
if it is 50 long since that be has forgotten, per-
baps Mr. Leonard may freshen his memory On
this subject, as he has it in his possession. -
auLGt
, 1859-08-08
From Wa8htnEton.
Especial Dispatch 10 the y. 7. Tibune.l

WAAu1so1ox, 1huplsy. Aug. l. 1850.
Previously to the Presidents departure for
Bedford, indications were not wanting Of the
disposition Of tue Administration 10 support
Mr.. Cobb for the successson in 1860, hat the lat
ter had no expectation OF 10 carly dcclinaaion
Of Mr. Buchanan. Though surprised, like \
good captain, he at once set of to take posscs-
sion ot the position most important to himself.
viz: Georgia. Stunned Ms he has been By Alex.
Stephens aid and comfort to ultsaixms, he will
work cne'Se;icaiir during this yellow ie!eE sea-
for the Presldent'* expressions in favor Of Joe
Lane urc considered By some as spring ng from
desire to hare small mau for his Successor
by others rs means Of making diversion
against Dou2fes in the Northwest.
Coz C1nYd is no hrttcr
, 1859-08-08

MELANCHOLY AcclDEsr-A Yorxa LAD Rex
oykn Br WAcox.-We regrA to learn
that little SOD Of Joseph Mcpherson, WAS run
over by an express wagon on Madison street on
Saturday evening. lie WIS atteAded by Dr..
Collins,
, 1859-08-08

SHcr Up.-The saloons about town were
closed yesterday, aud those who had not laid in
aprivate stock of liquor on Saturday went dry.
, 1859-08-08

WATCH STrYYIx0.-A man named Pat RYAN
alias Collins was fined ee5 in Saturdays Police
Court for watch stufiug.
, 1859-08-08

TlHE-A change Of the time Of running the
trains on tile Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad takes place on Monday. See adver-
tiSemeut
, 1859-08-08

GRAcE Cucaca-Thc newly elected Rector Of
this parish, J. D. y. G. Locke, entered upon bis
duties yesterday morning. Mr. Locke though
Young man in the ministry, has already given
evidence Of a very decided pulpit and pastoral
ability. The parish cannot but prosper NTH so
energetic worker in its cause.
, 1859-08-08

q Dr.. Tennery was discharged on satur-
day At the close Of the examination Of COM
plants preferred against him BY the girl Nee
, 1859-08-08
6oar0lst4.
NATIONAL FAIR,
CHICAGO, Sept. 18th to 18th, 1859.
0mela3 Notices.

~ nzsorz Who havs nssde e6e1. for RAte,hment
aards viii pieass es II the ote 1sesnoat House. and
Esa ths pape17- ............ -..
PARTIES WHO ARE ERECTING s,,ooos md Bse*hs b.; =
IN .h< Vicinity of the Sa1slxAL FAN GnCxps. vii do
II 10 % p1Tseas {: tae Of eprtuoe, Lqnor, md
otser sFets Il uaMc k.1cuuEal FarGtooads
ssc111s l. b tn4aef IL tie Pop'e Fl ea< r< .s M;
not< srpsr-.ked Eest A.<.ss, That pezsoa shau
KEEP any ahop booth tsnt & h.. fdr The e q
seI expose to basses. o4hexks lspoAs a.
p.re splstrnu1 othr nquoes. 7nT Ct
my .,tIe OF tE7 wha:e4ef. II Or within the G1aE cf
txo nnes fun e plass vA<s: a. ae;af,t hS.stSs
any ak1eou:.L bo.t1ea taal neeh4ncA tsr poe e
e1h!e' aal auJ persn. within ,he d's<s9ee asUe-
sad exhibit playa un1rss The aae s1a hass
the eoronenc<men1 of q e1hiho nor "a l4ay psan
within ts d.t.nee 2forea pronao<e. I'D ba snEaxed
In xny 2nx OF snt1A n IN F11nAx Of sny desc.
tso. Psorn1 Thas thing n " e sea n
nsuat uale places of doas bazsuesA nor any psrso9
:saa:s II F. sy g Z =: ~
tn. .es .a, ;: sn1 ., ssss Il
oassee sny noe - haa d.. than ay DOL
o.: 70 r rs M . i
eassy y e sa1s q. 'ses es1te ss Il sas pe Or con-
"a .sseas .:stsat sasssseed ~ pssaa i, sasados:
md = II eos*a. 'est' "aeoo' d; r..
b delrt1r saaa bs aasais % fa3 saesat pIcpe! q
sucn d>{enia It 10 RtsY fufh eeultnu {mtntoLea In
Sc omit td1 soen Agricultural u oth.t sosJ, upou
atavsk Of a.sy of " tme.E sh,u - ent1e3 To
Ssc j. his ID y se7ssy deesIed so6Isc q.
Approved Feb. II. ls3F. au<eta1
, 1859-08-08

~ Go to John Jones i Co., 119 Dearborn
street, and get your clothes cleaned and re-
paired. They will be well done and 1t prices to
8uit the times,
, 1859-08-08

~ Long John Wentworth, With his family,
isspending the season ut the Rockingham House.
Portsmouth. Since hc left town the Democrat
il STUPID but decent
, 1859-08-08

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RALRoAD.-The following
exhibit is comprehensive and Of much interest
with reference to the history aud adairs Of the
Illinois Central Railroad. The original Land
Grant Was s,595, 900 acres; Railway, 706 miles
Of main track, and 81 miles Of sidings; lis en-
gincs; 2,4o1 cars. Funded Debt sls,7o5, ,ooo.
Share Capital, $50 paid On l75,0oo shares, $1o,-
100000.
1855. 1s5., lsss.
Tratdc dc......et448sB b t..21 ~ 81 Il s76s,s s.
Woax'g exps.... 1.ts4s86 - 1.7s1,=A II IL s.a4 80
, 1859-08-08
l9rcsa Trihutte,
CHICAG O.
RECENT ELECTIONS.

Tho election returns from Kentucky, Ten
ncssec aud North Carolina indicate considera-
lie gains for the Opposition, but VIC cannot
believe TINT the cause to which VIC arc deyo-
led will he advanced thereby. Tie
result most to be feared ut the North,
is the aid that this Opposition show Of strength
will give to the reorganization Of the Fillmore
party, in half dozen Of the closely contested
Statcs, whereby the vote Which ought to be
given to the Republican candidates in lsG0'
vii! he hopelessly thrown away as in 1856,
We trust however that the lesson Of that Int
ter year has not been forgotten In the
States that VIC have named, The contest turned
upon tue pccuniary and economical issues and
it is gratifying to know that the extravaganza
and rccklcssness Of tic Administration, is even
in tic South, where tue slavery question over
rides all others, arc sharply reproyed
ILLINOIS AND WISCONSIN CUR-
HENCK.
The Milwaukee ScutineI Of Saturday makes
some invidious comparisons between Illinois
and Wisconsin currency. There is in fact very
little to choose between them, as will appear
by reference to true statement Of their mer-
its to 10 G'uad in the money article on the
fourth page.
, 1859-08-08

BASE DAI1.-A match between the married
and single Of the Excelsior Base Ball Club will
come of this afternoon ut three o'clock, on their
grounds, cor. OF Lake and Ann,