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, 1859-10-13

THE GRAND TRUNK RAIL
WAY OF CANADA

PUBLIC NOTICE.
tbs compilation Of the New Lie between
PORT HCKOS AND DETROIT
the la OF November rexs VI: continuous rad
under MANAGEMENT tro Detroit, Mich. u ToEocto.
k'nE.on, No1,1ea!, 9q:e=e sad Potlsnd Ae thus g
Western and New England States.
The connection formed Detroit with The Michigan Cta
tra1 and Michigan southern Sott m IEt!aua Railroads,
will enable freight to he tent through from
Chicago, st. Louis and Cincinnati
with but ONE TRANSPARENT. - the completion Of
the Great Victoria Bsde = Montreal before the eiose Of
lsESatjon viii prevent any Interruption 10 the Eae.
Al PORTLAND the Grand Trunk connects ~1sa Tie
Rat roads leading into Boston. also with ;
Ffrss-G GkAss Lfss Of Lfr<rpoof 4ttAnssrs.
which leave Portland and B,s.on every evening.
Ihe magnificent seaseas fJlatns tht line of the
MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY"
run Quebec and Liverpool in Summer and between
PORTLAND md Liverpool during winter waiting the Arrival
Ut tie eonneetn+ tsalns Of the Grand Trunk Railway
Izs,sn:sI. I'D Booktd Though sad put On ba1
Al Sal. toppose Port Huron} the company hare brill:
excessive fright warehouses. and and stteF lh lrsi
vii be prepared reelte douF act tther ruling fright
i1ezteIto g. ty 1a. Asd sto7s the iur
a asr7sonabe time FREE OF CH1RGE-
An Elevator Of GExe capacity 10 Course or erection II
SaEniA aod Will shortly be re.dy for 'ecelvins grain.
401 ' JAMEs :,' WaRRa1JS, s:;IR Gen. we.tn Agent
M,pESS1xcEoy; sci fi1sat Assat. See.feai:
General O1es Nostre, Z. E. OK ~, ts. oea8.S:t4W
, 1859-10-13

New Yonx, Oct. l2-The Hr1lrs Washing
tou correspondent says: ' 1t is understood that
tue British Minister, Lord Lyons, bus received
pere.uptory md important despatch from his
Government, demanding explanations from our
Government Of tile course Of Gen. I1srney in
the San Juan affair, TO which the Secretary Of
State is now preparing reply which will vindi-
cate fully our rights, and doubtless cover the
whole ground Of the controversy to the satisfHc-
ton Of The American people. Thewhole matter
will he laid before the President on his return
tomorrow
Il communication has been received from the
British Government, through Lord Lyons, re-
questing that their acknowledgements may be
conveyed to Mr. Ward, our Minister to China,
and Com. Tatnall. for their friendly conduct nj
the affair Of the Peho.
Dispatches have been received at the DEPART
ment Of State, from our Minister at St. Peters
burgh, stating that intelligence had been r.
ceired there that Minister Ward had gone to
Pekin. The government here place no reliance
whatever upon this intelligence. 1t is no later
than TINT already received from Ar. Ward,
which is to July 9TH.
The government have received nothing in re-
gard to the affair at Brownsville; in fact they
hardly credit the report.
, 1859-10-13

a WAnsIsG.-A dwelling, No. 10 Buffalo
street, Ind narrow escape from destruction by
fire. It has been found that the chimney had
no bottom, but left wooden surface directly
exposed to the interior Of the aue. Criminal
cafclessuess
, 1859-10-13

New YoRK. Oct. le.-stocts, after slight
pause yesterday afternoon, show an increased
established throughout the list, with decided
upward tendency in Railroad shares Galena
& Chicago opened at u, IN advance Of on
yesterday, ard steadily rose to .4s@74t; sales
were made at The close at 74f b %; Michigan
Central, Rock Island, and Illinois Central, each
higher; New York Central ataer selling large
IL At sol closed at sot@sot. Since the Board,
Michigan guaranteed and Erie arc without
quotabfe change.
4 further improvement took place in
State Stocks. Missouri G's are firm at e4f;
Tennessee at sol. Railroad bonds generally in
better demand. The issues of Michigan South
ern are 1a@s higher. The bids fos Erie are !
al higher; New York Central bonds scarce
On temporary loan money is easier, but still
active. The range Of transactions on prime
collaserals is 5f@dt-7' being now above tie
market. In discounts VIC notice no relaxation,
Tie best four months paper, ss rule, not pass
ing below !. The Asia, Tor Liverpool to-day,
taxes $ea4 ,7ss in specie. The foreign exchange
MARKETS e1ceedingl quiet, the bulk ofthe busi'
ness for the Asia being concluded yesterday,
, 1859-10-13

WHEREAS. nv wife Eliza has,
w without psovoeaton lett ny bed sud bosrI sh.
pay no debts Of her contracting alter this date:
- u. II. HOWARD.
Ttfea ~ n-tOfsr h.. 1fS3.
, 1859-10-13
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xar Dodge.

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, 1859-10-13

CoLrxRUs, Ohio, Oct. l2.-The Republican
State Tickets elected by over $4,000 major
ity- Returns thus far Indicate Senate, Repub-
licaus "a Democrats II. House 70 to Is
Republican majority.
, 1859-10-13
Another Railroad Celebration.
CHICAGO AND OSHKOSH.
Opening Of t1c Chicago and North.
western Ikailrond.

Yesterday 1norniug twenty-thsee passenger
and three baggage cars, with about 900 e1cur-
sionists, left This city to attend the celebration
Of the opening of the Chicago aud Northwest
ern Ruilway. The day was fine and the guests
enjoyed il t. tie full. The train WAS drawn by
two splendid locomotives, the Vim. B. Ogden"
and tie "Chns- Butler" The engines were
handsomely decorated, while 10 the reur end Of
the train was attached m open car on which was
placed one Of Capt Smiths brass canuon,
which gave the welcome echoes that told Of
another great thoroughfare opened to the trade
Of the ctr,
, 1859-10-13
From St. Louis.

lSpetal Dispatch 70 the Cincinnati Comn,erclAl]
ST.. Lofts, Oct. 11.-An arrival at St. Joseph,
from Sioux City, announces terrible ma1ady
among the Omaha Indians, some iify Of their
think i. is the effect OF eating the meat OF the
buffalo, affected with bloody mursain- The In
dams Lad thrown AWAY aii the meat Of t1e one
thousand bufIalos which they had 20: for winter
use, and were preparing for another butfalo
hunt.
4 severe frost had risitcd the section Of coun-
try abont Sioux City, mud one half Of their en-
tire corn cron was ruined,
, 1859-10-13

FNEn.-The man ueenan who owcd bis lnte
escape from justice to the unjastiGable interfcr-
ence Of an elevated city official, was brought up
and fined so yesterday for beating his wife.
, 1859-10-13

An EXTENSIVE DuhP-A train Of gravel cars,
day before yesterday, on the Joliet and Chica-
60 Railroad, rau of the track into the river, Mt
bridgeport, bridge having been left open. No
person injured,
, 1859-10-13

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 12.-Nr. kiu1ey the editor
ofthe Brownsville Flay, who is HOW here, states
that the Mexican banditti gathered near
Brownsville, numbered on the sth inst. about
400 men, aud was then increasing. Their OBJ
ject was evidently plumber, and from the tear
that tl,e town would be burned, Whole families
were fleeing. The Austin Gdsttte has informa.
tion that the Ca1nanches would attack Northern
Texas during the coming winter
j large FIRE i raging On Leyee street.
, 1859-10-13
Iowa.,

MrscA11SE Co-1lepublicau State ticket 10
ahead in tue county. kirkwood 0or Governor)
leads his ticket in all the townships.
Louisa Co-50 Republican majority.
Scorr Co.-6ou Republican majority. Whole
Republican ticket elected by about the same
majority. Davenport gives $50 Republican
majority.
jority.
Dss MONIES Goes Democratic majority.
|. HExnr Co.-550 Republican nlsjoEity-
JEFrEnsoS Co.-l50 Republican majority.
WASHINGTON Co.-kirkwood. Republican, for
Governor, has $40 majority. Balance Of ticket
by about same majority.
WArElLo Co-45o Republican majority.
LEE co.. towns give Dodge e33 majority.
Especial Dispatch to the Press and THbunc.]
DAvx:srox1, OF. Il, 1872
This (Seott) county gives SIX HrspHEs major
ity for the Republican State ticket. The Re.
publican County ticket is elected, Sheriff in
cludcd. G.
, 1859-10-13

Vu4O%
DELwAnE Co.-Rcp. maj. 500 Republicans
gain a Senator.
WARREN Co-Rep. msj. 1860.
Ross Co--very close. Small Rep. maj.
Fairfield Co.-Dcm. n,nj. 14o5.
FA1Er1E Co.-As fur as heard from, Rep. mai.
about $50.
P1cxAwAr Co.-Rep. gain one Rep. Dem.
luvc 800 maj. on State ticket.
MCsE1SGcu Co.-Rep. county ticket elected,
State ticket small Rep. mai
SUMMIT Co.-4About 500 Rep. mai
CCrAuoGo Co.-About l,7et1Isep, maj-a gain
Of 500.
Lons1s Co.-Complcte-Rep. maj. 1,707.
HAMILTON Co'-Nhole Dem. county ticket
elected, By from 800 to !, 800 tnaj.
Shelby Co.-lU0 Dem. mai.
MAYBE Co-3o0 Dem. maj.
LOGAN Co.-500 Rep. maj.
CoLCAB1ASA Co.-SVD Rep. maj.
Miami Co.-SOO Rep. maj.
DAKkE Co.-25s Dem. mai.
PORTAGE Co.-G00 Rep. niuj.
VAN VERT Co.-g2 Uem maj.
CnAwFonp Co.-s00 Dem. maj.
WxASporE Co.'s Dem. maj.
STARK Co.-27 Dem. maj.
ALLEN Co.-Ji Dem, mai.
SENECA Colon Dem. mai.
MAuoS1Sa Co.-0o Rep. maj; the Rcpub-
leans gain two representatives,
CLaaK Co:-About GAO maj. for the whole
~ ~"
vote Of last year.
Mznlss Col, 900 Rep. maj.
AsurAprLA Cu.--All the towns but Z give
2,400 Rep. mai.
CLlS7on Co-Official-Rep. maj. 70a.
MoxnoE Co.-Smith, Republican, elected Re-
preventative.
Manson Cots Democratic majority. Har-
ris, Republican, has lao minority for the Senate.
Hutchinson, Democrat, for Representative, has
e3 majority.
IKE Co.-nepublcan majority about 50.
Sc1oro Co-Kerublican, by about 100 major.
Mrsk,SGrA Coin Zapesville and is town.
ships. Kanney gains III on the vote Of last year
Republican County ticket has about 100 majori
tv. Patton, Republican Senator, much larRer
rEEnr Co.-Gives rAtun, Republican, major
| ity for Senator.
MARION Co.'S Democratic majority OF
State ticket. Carter, Republican Representa-
tive, 20 mnjoraty.
Latest
CoLrxRUs, Ohio, Oct. l2.-Thc Republics
State Ticket is elected by over $4,000 major
ity- Returns thus far Indicate Senate, Repub
licans az; Democrats -. House 70 to 1t
| Republican majority.
, 1859-10-13

Dlvorcis.- arc a1arminEl5 on the
increase. Seven are in progress On the Chanc-
ery side Of tue Superior Court, docketei The
prc.ent term. It is one Of tho indications Of
tjzht times when this noo6e.slipping gains in
frrouencr
, 1859-10-13

A FIRE TH1EF.-The mcanest Of thieves is he
who profits By the distress and confusion at 4
fire. Yesterday man named Thomas Tholn-
son was held to bail for larceny at the great fire
in the West Division.
, 1859-10-13

Is hui Tits . 8c1Il7sEH 1FTH.t uuo WIZ noe III
say that mine hosts Of the fremont House hare
been wise in thus supplying their establish
mcnt with the best and freshest Of garden pro-
ducts, the while they sell over and above their
needs large amount Of the vegetables raised,
and always ut the top prices Of the market. l..
Emery, Esq, their gardener ind manager, is Il
practical lorticulturist, Of large experience,
and las rendered cur general public serEice
in thus demonstrating the capacities Of our soIl.
Shall wc not huve other and numerous market
gardens: With liberal ard wise policy thus
pursued, nc may have the best vegetable mar
ket in all tue country.
, 1859-10-13

PROGRESS or Clvil,zA11oS.--Witl.in the week
d princely establishment built from the wages Of
shame and for the most infamous purposes, has
been opened on State street, below Twelfth. 1t
is intended in paiatial splendor to vie with tic
most gorgeous dens Of New York 1t remains
t, be seen il our police will have any more re-
spect for rosewood and velvet tapestry than for
tue more common furnishings. We trnst they
hare not.
, 1859-10-13

REcoRpEn's CorRr.-1n this Court yesterday
tue entire day was occupied with the case Of
Henry Edgell, indicted for assault with intent
to commit murder,
, 1859-10-13

FlsE PIcEuREs.-Gilbert l. Sampson, ns By
their advertisement, are to sell under the barr
mer Tery choice collection Of imported 1,lc-
lures. The chance is rare one for barrains,
, 1859-10-13
NI1nues0t4. .

DCnrarK, Oct. 12-The following are all the
to obtain up to this evening. Reeds Landing,
on State ticket, gives Is Rep. mnj. Wabasbaw,
on State ticket, gives II Rep. msj on county
ticket, 30 Dem. maj. Wenona, on State ticket,
40 Dem. maj. Houston county gives Dem. maj.
on State, and Rep. mai. for county officers.
, 1859-10-13

ATTENTION, ZorAvEs--Masters Of interest to
those members remaining in the city, will re-
qulre their attendance ut tue Assembly Rooms
this (Thursday) evening, at o'clock.
Per ORpER
, 1859-10-13

HoRsE S1xAL1SG.-D. 7. Hale, furniture
dealer on Cana! street, had valuable horse sto.
len from his stable on Tuesday night.
, 1859-10-13
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH ST4E,


NEW IoKk, Oct. l2.-The steamship North
Star, A. G. Jenet commanding. from Aspiuwall,
on the 4th, with passengers and treasure. ar
rived this morning.
The North Star has the rassengers who left
San francisco on the Goth ult,, making the en-
North Star amounts to $soe, 900.
The revolution ia CasthageEa continued sue
cessful. Eieto. the President. was popular,
and had succeeded in Defeating the Government
forces. Carthagena, and tho whole State Of Bo-
llTla we're in state Of siege.
The revolution in San Lander was still unsub-
dued.
Gen Scott and his suite had reached Panama
in health and safety On the 4th.
4 Stormy Election In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Oct 1a.-The municipal election
for members Of the City Council is being held
today, ind there is large turnout Of voters.
In many of the wards the polls arr blocked by
| 1owdics against ali naturalized voters. Intimi-
dation and even violence is being resorted to.
The police, with q few exceptions, fail to do
their duty and carry out the instructions Of the
| Mayor. 1tis still hoped, however, that some Of
tue club nominees will be defeated. The May
| or's office is thropsed with delegation Of the
Reformers, making complaint Of the ineficieucy
Of tie police.
During the latter par. Of tie day: there vas
considerable more Violence and intimidation at
the polls than during the forenoon The ninth
| ward Refor1ners were driven oil, and, about3
o'clock, their candidate left in disgust. In the
Goth ward there Was considerable violence dur
ing the afternoon. Mr. Trush, of the firm Of
Trush & Suyder, was severely beaten, md Ind
bis check bone crushed in. Considering the
difficulties that the refor1ners had 10 contend
with, they have done nobly. In the 10th ward,
the notorious club nominee, John uiusley, is
dcfented By lo2 votes. In tilis ward the most
| respectable citizens were maltreated. The rote,
rs far as received, Is as follows:
, 1859-10-13
r. IS raging on Levee street


New York, Oct. IA fearful stabbing af.
fair occurred today in building known as the
Old Church in Ssth street. 4 man named Pat
rick. Walsh and bis wife were stabbed by one
Moses Stafford. Their wounds will probably
proyc fatal. Stafford las been arrested.
, 1859-10-13

xcribeF has the agency for G. G.. Paoll Co.'S
superior Cologne Spirits, Pure Spirits and Alco-
These goods were awarded FIRST premiums At
The Worlds Fair. hold in New + ok, 1855, aud
in The late U. S Fur in this city.
Liquor dealers will find these goods aesi-
deratum for its purity, uniformity aud nildncss
preferable to any other IN mixing with tine
imported liquors. -,
/. Always on hAnd and sold at lowest market
fs LEWIS ]. MAGxrssox,
or1oGt 10 South Water street
, 1859-10-13
G2aunten.

WANTED-To exchange I choice
~ lot 1t BOOTS AND SHOES for Real Estate n
the city Of Chicago. E. S. WELLS. No. lts Randolph
| Nfttt, ce1s a&6qtN
, 1859-10-13

THE CAxPREt1s.-The Campbells are drawing
huge houses nj Metropolitan Hall. They arc IN
iuimtable troupe, land attract the best audi
cnces. Every body goes 10 hear them.
, 1859-10-13

Ca1n. CoS.-John Bullet and Mrs Rosina
Van Thorp were held to bail yesterday for adul-
tcry,
, 1859-10-13

TO RENT-On Favorable Terms,
l. a.s:elass lre+stoss Brick Dwelling House delight
fully situait IN the ta D!s1!on, ths h aent koan
in Chasu IN healthy location In the vicinity schools
and Churches. The hnusa contains tias. Hot and Coli
~1ief E*thA tEy C:lias xooi sahlnk. Ae. 0unIlus*a
every tve EInutes. Apply It No. ~ May 9Feet :.
KERMIT i Gu. paE&oEn htZrtt. aul::Sn-AtAa.
, 1859-10-13

It wil he seen from the above tl,at there is
IN increase Of 1900 barrels on Flour, and
but t1iaing decrease in the receipts Of Wheat.
, 1859-10-13
oc12-Gt

r1 See advertisement Of Cornell Co.'s
tTo-thread poiselcss premium Sewing Machine
and universal hemmer, No. 1c3 Lake St.
Au2s1y
, 1859-10-13

CA1Ro, Oct l1.-James Vaughn killed John
r. Charles yesterday. at Mound City. The citi-
xens took the murderer and hung him to tree.
Charles was from Pittsburgh.
, 1859-10-13

ELoFEMESr.-A colored msn named Jack
escaped from the dock in yesterdays Police
Court, where he was awaiting trial on charge
Of drunkenness.
, 1859-10-13

Sent BAck.-The Milwaukee. thief and fugi-
tive, Fitzgerald arrested here on Tuesday eve
ming has been sent back.
, 1859-10-13

F yichot! Conehas!: Comesciante
L. Orleans Regalia de Londrts Il Ae|e1
Of C;cars just received BY D. W. corbin / Co..
IS South ClA.k street. TT them.
, 1859-10-13

new Dooks-.-From J. A. Colby / Co., lis
Randolph street, we hare rccclrcd
Hugh Milcr's Popular Geology, with an
Introductory resume By Mrs. Miller, is Il capital
book; the last Of Hugh Nltlcr's remarkable
series Of geological works, and the best written
popular treatise on Geology IN the language.
Edgar 4. Pos's Poems- {Islne md gold.> J
Ticknor 4 Co., Of Boston, haye just added Poe 5
Poems to their long list Of exquisite poets, i'll
tasteful blue and gold.
, 1859-10-13
LOCAL MATTERS.


~ Go to Johu jones' III Dearborn street,
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired They
will be we'll done and ut prices to suit the times.
, 1859-10-13

NOVEMBER MAGaz1Sgs.-Ieterson's,D Dal!on's
Monthly, Leslie's budget Of Fun, and Yankee
Notions, for November, hare been received by
McNnlly l. Co., No. II Dearborn street. who also
have the English papers Of September -, md Il
fair supply Of the Art Journal for September.
, 1859-10-13
BnnE SuspenAIon.

The City Bank Of Racine suspended payment
On Monday morning. The Racine Journal says
bll-holders need not feel uneasy as they are
amply secured.
, 1859-10-13

RECEIPTS OF FLOUR AND WHEAT
AT THE WEST.
The receipts Of Flour and Wheat Mt the
principal points in tue West during the past
week compare witl, the receipts during the
previous week ms follows:
, 1859-10-13

pIcklSG 4 LApr's pockEr.-A chap who gayr
his name rs Clark, was arrested yesterday al
the Post Office, just as he had taken portmon-
Young girl saw the scamp in the act, and gave
the nlas1n. and he is in fair way for pcnitence
and the Tenitentiary.
, 1859-10-13

VH7HO:S SEEKING FOR \ BAR
W GAIS?- ?-For sale. of the best sa'ooas In the
State Of Wi.ee1tn. doing Furnishing buslncss, welt
known as the EN-" IN the tly Of Ixnesv1lte. To
eha+cT the a Of Will b. gsen. why th- present
owner desires 70 psIt with t. Attached the aa}oon
1,t cass billiard rpna. and bowling all.y. Terms 1uest
favorable. For particulars address toK sa ia.tsstc,
Wlseou.!a ocs ewx
, 1859-10-13

uELD 70 DA1L--4tt the conclusion Of their c1-
animation yesterday afternoon the two mcn
Rodolphus Lehman and john Abe1le were held
10 bail for the Erie street arson case on Sunday
last, tue former in $500. the Inter in s1,."t.
They huye been committed in default.
, 1859-10-13

DUBBER BELTING.-The New
IL Turt Rubber Company manufacture Rubber Ns-
chine Betting y new proeea of supstor srsrkh = aay
Tbs Conany a1othe e1elusse uaanuk4cutets under
GoodyeaTs Fatot Of Rubbe. Tors Dolls Balls Tenptas,
fiaEe aod auaAl> Ae DC For aate II a1 the Toy azd
Faeey stcrs in lhs pn.an. casaioaes and Pea z 10y
the T onS) fcywatAd application By Iettar 70 the aew
York Rubber Company, Is Liberty E1eet. New York
'nc1tttpd-A&T
, 1859-10-13

THg EriscorAL CoSvxN1IoS.--To.day has
been appointed for the conservation Of tic new
bishops elect, in tue General Episcopal conyen-
ton at Philadelphia. Among them, as is we'll
known, is Rev. Mr. Whirplc, late Of this city,
now to be placed over the Diocese of Minnesota,
, 1859-10-13

llrRoIARs Apou1.-A most determined Mt
tempt on The rart of burglars was mnde to
break into the Music Store Of Warren i Co.,
on Madison cast Of Clark street on Tuesday
night. The front door was forced open, but t e
coming up Of policeman drove AWAY the
, 1859-10-13
THE CITY.

PoL1cx.-The usual run Of petty cases occu.
pied the Police Court yesterday
, 1859-10-13
DUCK GLOVES g. AfITTENS-
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