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, 1859-02-26

FouRrn N1GH7 OF TaE ITALIAN OPxaA-I Pu-
R1rAs1.-Laat evening Bellini's noble opera of
IParitani WIS given at AcVicker's Theatre, to
the goodly numbers present. one the most men-
orable feaats enjoyed by Chicago audience.
Madame Cora de- Wilhorat, her second ap-
pearance before public in the character Of e.
virs added to.the fresh lsurels won On Thursdsy
evening as Lucia No cast could have been bet
ter than to give to the poets touching creation.
Eivira, the beauty, grace, and charming actinR,
aud perfect vocaiization of De- Wilhorst, and
never was part better sustained
Amodio, Junca aud Nicola in the other princi-
pal parts. each won golden opinions Tho Lib.
crty dustto "Snoni Ia Tromba,' of the two for
mer, was one Of the gems Of an evening studded
With brilliant effects. The audience, notwith.
standing the wretched condition Of the weather
and the streets, was large aud brilliant one.
These evenings Of tbs Italian opera in its per-
fectlon are IN occasion to be sli8hted BY no
lover of .nusic, and No are glad to believe that,
in the enthuaiasm with which his splendid lib
erAlitY and enterprise IL received here, u. Strs-
kosch, than whom no other has placed under
more obligation tho music lovers Of Chicago, is
re1ping goodly reward from his seaAon anong
us- So it should be, and Chicago Be much the
gamer.
PITTSBURGH, Fr. WAYxx l. CHICAGO RAn-
RoAp.-The following il a statement OF the
earnings and expenses Of the Pittsburgh, Fort
Waype and Chicago Railroad Company during
the month of January:
FArxtyc7
, 1859-02-26

P1KR's PaA1 Trunks. vsl1ses and travelling
bags. manufactured expressly for trip to the
Gold Mines at W, i q. s. Wright's 81 and 2l9
South CLARK atreet. fel9 2m.
, 1859-02-26

CHICAGO HAY MApkxr AoA1n,-Since our last
weeks issue, We have seen ample evidence that
somebody felt hit By our article last week, and
the stirring up it produced has brought out new
facts. We find thal not only are fictitious
certificates presented, but that certain ow-
uers of scales give certificates Of fictitious
weights, and in this: manner secure the custom
of hay deters- For instance, Nc know Of one
honest man whoze 1cales are sealed and who
weighs accurately. Hut he il toe honest! Aa-
other owner Of ecale3 in this vicinity makes q
load Of hay weigh two or three hundred pounds
more than he does gives certificates according
II, sud thus secures the weighing Of the hay Of
those who enter the city from that direction.
His scales, we are informed, have never been
sealed. Tho friends -AonAt, good. neghbors of
the honest owner Of scales, assure him they
would weigh with him if be would make their
loads weigh as much as ahe other nan does,
They are honest dealers. forsooth! They pay
premium for heavy weightai 1t is also fact
that hundreds of loads are Bold in this market
that have never been weighed, Rnd jet cerrii-
Gates are shown Of their weight Honest dealers
are the sufferers Al well 81 the purchasers Of
hay. Is there no hay Inspector Are there no
city scales for the use Ct the inspector lsseems
to us to be the right and duty Of the se4l@r Of
weights and measures in case no other provia-
ion Is mads for the detection Of these scouud.
re!s, to look after this matter. Unless there ia
SONS reform, we shall give the public the names
of soms Of thess soffenders-Frairtt Farmer.
, 1859-02-26

~ See advertisement OF Boudoir. Sewing Ma
chimes. ~ Lake street. ja4-ly-b90G
B Sec advertisement Of Quaker City $40
Sewing Machine. L. CORNELL 4 Co.,
oc2S.1y 1888 Lake street.
, 1859-02-26

~ The man and wife Thoma hl re becn held
to ba iu Sc 0o0 to answer to the charge Of steal
ing l,lou, tile property Of Jakobi the ri tsburgh
rnur,inrrr
, 1859-02-26
Grand Ratification Meeting,
THE CITY TICKET. .#b0RsED.
THE REPUBLICAN Rally 1T MECHANICS
INSTITUTE HALL.

I
1ae oemons'ranon a. Aeenaales 8 Institute
a." .ss' evening" "as noolo one IN nanoef''
us'p.17 W "'n4 Hao "eA'ose' aoo"1oR 'oS' ~
| 'He ''*a' usn< <nepuoncAa''ni - opo'e meseofo'
| 4sR's@t 'IA4' "a'sn ~ nop0 AsJ ao'a mug
Anfoukn ooAn LUG pfle' campaign aoo .ae os5 u
| e'esmou'
! ! ..ee :"es'net nAs WI o1Aen "souEn'
= W" oppo.'" - AAo' 10y ~
l. one' oua "nlae Denoe1acY 4ooent 1uee-
deep ii mcd or sno" about the polis' Republicans
stayed 1enaeriy a. thelr ffesdes or omee nres' OF
t1oa s!Psef'sene oar'9 sttee's IN a"e Oh mte anu
"ify'eso"os.
~ was wen oesun last evenlos' "nen noo'e
tay VI 1'epuo'Icas ofa.ea 'ne "ea'he1 10 @''es.'
at Mechanics Institute Halt, their y 5mpathy with
and support OF the city ticket there formed on
~ 49, -, ~ pl". f-
me contest WILL oe snof1' merry and sore one"
Tho meeting was organized with Vim. Jones,
Eta in the Chair. and g ". Nob]a. 8ecretarv.
waha.a .,, a.. .,,.. f.. ~. ..,.,at. .,.
..e ... w. 'Ao ep.se - ~. e eep' .eA 4e
were characterized by a cordially and zeal
frequently responded to BIZ cheers from their
audience, and never has better feeling pre.
vailed.
hessfs. N. b. Jndd, l. N. Arnold, John
wentworth, John U. Halnes, John Lyle hing,
deo. r. Cfoeksr. J. h. Botstord, Bradley, A.
hohn andJ. n. Henricks successlvely ~ we'll
a. successfully occupied the stand.
The following letter WIS also read fram dis
Insatshed aud ster!iDg Republican member Of our
late State Legislatures:
LE77En FROM hon. L. 8. CHURCH.
TztnosT HousE Ftidsy Eve's. Feb. e. 1852.
cHAaIss l.. WILSON. ESQ.,: am unable to
lea7e my soom' mocn LESS 10 be present at your
fsa''oca''on mees'ng' now neing hefo bus with
your pef"'sslon .oo"1s 'of 'oa consideration
oi tne meeting sae 'oi1o"ng senement:
- 1n< ne. cd.oago d LtSo'npeoa Cnarstr Coneelved
tc.ns horn nnder ths an.n;ns. nf Ss Ea,,1};a po,,
darknets, in the House ct REPRESENTATIVE. at
Springfield; slain in the house Of its birth on
,he rnnt Conusv dsaust;on IA " y, tna d a1 10 81
fined BY friends Of the delegation in attendouce:
the election day, next Tuesday, LIT it be buried
by the tree electors OF Chicago, 80 deep that its
fhe science of doctoIs IN satt;na .i,oEe1 ieos % a
, 1859-02-26
L g 8 8
Illinois River Packet Company.

1neorportad 1s5s-capital stock, 32oo, 900.
-. aANcooK. Pres't WA- ?. HANCOCK. 1ec'r
fI1HROUGH BILLS OF LADING 51Vrv
for frefht 10 IT. Louis md Ill points a., The uI,1,
Mvsr 1.-THE ose rstes lre!.ht tazen ~ Cnieax. snd
thence. For particulars Apply 70 -''s' aoa'
.,,n,u 7. VI M MA19xAsDRR / CO., Assnsa
, 1859-02-26

The JCAPEKTz CASE IND THE oTuH MURDER
CAsEs.-1n the Circuit Court this morning Judge
Manierre is to give bis decision in tue cases Of tbc
persons convicted ior murder at tho last term Vi
court.
, 1859-02-26

one hand On the niilars of the American r1nion
and The other on that self respec. which ia tbe
on1y sure bolster to cur State rights. We have
| eyer been ready at tha call of opr couptrv n
| make cur bed with those who die for their eoun-
try. without the SLIGHTEST repard for tha oues-
ton Of funeral expenses.
"Buk soAat i, our eo.tat~yS" That Is the
question, md just now or recently it has got
rather mixed in this ragion individual mem
bers of school districts, wards. the city, the
county, the congressional aud Representative
district, the State, and the General Govern.
nent, in case of jar in these, what 8. Weller,
Jr., would call "veels within veels," where
may the patriots lock for decision among con-
Alcting responsibilities. What shall theY do in
such crisla. The crisis has OCCURRED in Joliet,
and AZ lovers of our common kedntry" We
ars in an agony leyt disruption, here COM
mencioe. NAV tear in tNo our beloved Union.
On the other hand eau va brook insult to our
commonwealth.
The news will course over the State like q
prairie fire, that Illinois has been grevously 49,
aaulted, insulted. shaken uutl every tooth chnt-
tered and assaiied "a po,tero+i," q few inch
81 below tho ornamental buttons Of the coat.teii,
in the person Of one Of her Deputy.Sberiffs, and
III 'nls " ~ 'ees petsou 'nan 'o'nea oueoau'
friend {a!as Door Jeems. be has no other aorta. a
u .. oeput5'mafshhl. Far'nsr' It is grleFouslJ
true tnat james baeaanan' represented as aooTe,
and Get at hard labor in breathing hia reoor1te
'n'oaRu tne Ae5 nole Oh CELL IN our lookup.
fen' INK ana paper "aa WISER denied hlm' or
ne "ou'a oouo'less, e7e 1a'a' nave p1ouRat GOWN
cnsrge Of oragoons ID answer 10 charge Of
asssal ana nasefy'
slt GOWN ~ 'os eashess moment 10 aoVlse
1ou o1 our pef'ious conoitfon' ana trust thss no
distorted ststemea' OF th's may reach :" the
marines IN your - q ho'pl'si' or blood
saea may oecooe psee'p'sase. l propose TO
give Jou LUG 'a'e "a'ooas any Tafnisn On II
ae1e e'7 'oe 'aca
Dune "eets a'nce hardware oealer o1 thas
e''' =. a. ".''s' 'A''eos ING eteo''ots were
sowo ~ toe" hong's' ano I'LL nefe Will 70 9e-
ce''e 'ae1 "oeS' ee'etA e@eeonons were !ooe-
ca IN tne naoas OF our oherln Leach. sued out
IN our ooun'y ooof'' ano upon t"o OF three OF
'ne", 'o 'oe age'egs'e no large s@oant' ne nao
u''u"''s ~ !es'ea upon 'ae pfope.'3' 1S'er 'oAn
meao y !aoemons "s oo'~neo IN 'ne on'teo
o1a'ea e'teo''' oe'ofo 'ooge oFon"ooo o1 your
Oily.
1ae pla'ntlns were NORTON d Co., nc" 1orS
e.eo'Sols " Ht'' iof s@''oo' 1al5 tuls "eeA' oue
u 1ne eu'easo attolneyS Vi Nof1oo O. 1o' came to
tHIS cly NltD Deputy U. =. Mafaua1 Boyer. Inc
, 1859-02-26

~ Wiawalrs, on Lake near Clark street. il
jast where for the least possible sum the largest
amount Of boots and shoes can be obtained.
Distressed tst: ers Of growing families will
please take notice.
, 1859-02-26

EOR SALE.-A GOOD TWO-STORY
i 1raae House. With Il .eazs ezse Of lot, rooms,
Tate Y bcsa stories sqnd o. and p !nked IaEd Ia "
r. 'nture for sal At hAFx1u. Addren II. B :"
EoI 3!tQ Chicago Post vt6ee. ftzl3xs
lNQR 9ALE-THE aCHR. BAY STATE,
and bs Bark WAVKRLY. o. long time. Ter par
uca1azs nQuffe Of B. r. pAVIp80N,
felt eaAa It Apt k3 soatk wAtFr.Ek
TOR SALE Oh EXCHAEGE-ElGHIY
Il; Aas G9od Prahle TazmIox Land. situated n
tom RaiIEoad pe7ot Bald Land has pou .hea. a.d
one crop wheat been TAtsEd Is. u IT. sold
CHEAP e1ehAnE for city property. far description
Of MERCHANDISE that can be aA1e aTAlahle. Addrtas
box LIZ chicago 2 Q. Ie16 In.
EOR SALE VERY CHEAP FOR CASH.
: House ard Lot oa jefferson ss-eet. near Jackson.
aoase new contains ten roos. with Bath room. bItsx
cellar DC. T.
This property viii be sold =. DECIDED BARGAIN
or cash o. pa caah On foar OF hTs Jca1s time
1t ttn per cent interest
Addseaa B5x III. chicago Post oaoe fave3.
FOR sALE.-GOOD WILL AND FIX
tes Of one Of The eess Butcher Stalls Il tho We1t
O.yt1ou. With rea1 frtt Ill Nay IT,
A1,o-1 Tnbu1H Boiler, hx hosse power, nex. Ad-
dreas n. - Port 0noe +ox 5166- fe151s-ce1o
, 1859-02-26

NEW
american Disl3e1ssat01 u.
BIZ JOHN K1NG.MD.
Author It american Eclectic obstetRIcs" "Dsevss Of
wonen rr.ftss.r 70 sae Eclectic M.GIeal Coiese.
Eeea Dsen..sor aa S1fsa aoi lf's aoy.i ri
oe.aro. l475psk:k
RECENTLY PUBLISHED.
TIE AMERICAN
ECLECTIC PRACTICE OF mEDIti3E.
BTLG. JONES. MD.
Formerly Professor Of Theer, aad Practice Of Medicine
u Tho Eclectic edical 1ntti:uts '!neinnAI *
soF %eajes Prseee aad S4sa Psseioa, 4 10 E.
e9pD s. o''l1ss Pfss .! sAsaene ncinn'a a'oa s'o
For saleby w.RKEEN,
Bookseller "a Sst!oner..
DEAD THE LAW s.
D. n. COOKE & cos
"a Fait'on Of THE STATUTES Q. 1L1ISoIs .hoald be ia
'A i: :cs dSoRE Co.. fg1,ss.: +, ss :,,..*
.God. Gold. Gold. Gold!
Bright 4uu yellow. hard and cold"
Il T. e. Sas
otthe Wett entitled
h HAND BOOK TO TIE
GOLD FIELDS OF KANSAS IND NEBRASKA.
BelnR Complete GuI TO ,h. Gold Resons Of Esnsas
Aol NebrzatA
Ut IL eoupl:te and impartial guide To the mns..
showing the distances by The several rrutes TIA
vcIsed. Is the only book of the hind published which
II 1ely free from sectional and should ba In he
hands Of every person who coute ,iA&es vss to tae
gold 4 lds." |
Pree 20 rrnt, ConAs amt hv r,, n rant. md nnet
Alep.id.
: For lalo By all Bookseller and Nextboys on shs |
, 1859-02-26

PITTSBURGH, TT. WAYNE / CHICAGO ri
1eoa-9.. WINTER RATES. 1860
Through Freight Line,
r'ROA DATE AND UNTIL FURTHER
Il notice. 1zelsht MI bo carried oyer shIa Line 4.
, 1859-02-26

"WHAT WILL he no WITH 1T."-The weather
seemed d-yester.lsy much In doubt what 10 DO with
the heavy job Of winter it took upon itself the
night before. First it saew, and then it blew, and
then it "1e10," and finally the temperature seemed
10 give out entirely. The Crystal Lake party
looked solcnu1y Mt the sky, and did not leave
their home, except on business.
, 1859-02-26

(1lFT ENTERPRISE MEN AND B0OK-
vcum.a of M!scelsneons Boofs. s.nfNIou Boot,, q,
which they can bur low the sanaa b:ck1 can b
b. B, oooKE / CO.. Agents.
1Ak- SIR
, 1859-02-26

NALE AT AUCTION.-A FARM NEAR
H.. Hoaee 4lliooi. cer,ral Z 3. ta.on) shout %
der ca Esasiou+ ned In. 1ita mail readencs M
IND n. e eT.f5 ,,5 sns :p'9s I'D ~ rood
10 tie here Of n.N l. 8HA1ER. st Aonee.
laA'- t.a1 cash: tso bAiaue4 In TIRES tuual nav.
msnson The In o: 2snteuber Of th~ Ysus lssQ id
A1a te! Tah 1T rest at ten rent tom day Gf ssjr
he1er 70 T. BACH. ~ south els atEest ChEcexn
- =. AEaoGA4. 31ootE. frsl tiS
, 1859-02-26

Thrsnsh to tho Geld Mines In Ten Dsyf.
JOHN M. HocktpAY l. CO..
PFoDssora md Contractors of ths Gtaas Salt Lake and
Cherry Creek United 9:ates Mall viii run daly
Express Llns Of
Concord Coaches drawn By Six Mu1an.
through rom Atchison Kao,ss Territory, On thu a,,.s
Wsasefa Bend q tas Missouri IL, :. - LSavkt CRY
II III Aeata Of fChesry Cseuk. 80
This L!ne Connects With Ii.
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOE 2.1L1oan
By Daily Line Of slsame:A
TIL. q tho only daily llne Of at24r, l., IL f;oa pt
Fresh Mules h.very 20 Miles,
PAss<nEeEs ty ths t!ne vii be take throux o,n Atht
son 70 the Ho|d M.neo In Ten Dsy5 Band TWEHrY
paIo ieaa uHe ta1n oy aEX otheF conveyance.
fafe through to Denver cty. Cherry Cfeek 91o ftom
A-Pauenxers vtll be boarded theourh Ia tha nina.
10 ConaoAoy having established Es4Ink Housaa nvrr~
sSrnty nles. FcH1 !hA luggage viii slto 30 alloTe1
lstnsers vii be.r in mind hi. s1eo p,,, ,h., ,,,
a1a hoard hon Atohisaa 70 tho mlan "a ttiahs al
1nsoaxh Tickets for sale from ch,eae, u tho oos or
toe Ch1razo. Bar tnaton Quincy Kstirsad Depok
.o11 9t uekeks 10 b. sold Per d., euuu1eueioe
~ = - ~ths ready for sals IN advance On tho
John M. Hoc1dday l. o..
Pfogrtsto.. r Ito unitsa staes Mall Line to sa,, I.ke
1NH Eh1%x1 r~..
, 1859-02-26

LAST LECTURE OF TN CoURsK.-Dr. Paddock
will give the concluding lacture Of his course
upon Anatomy and ph7siology this evening. at
the Hal! Of the Mechanics' Institute. His sub
ject will BE- the Brain and the Nervous System.
We advise all who have brains to appreciate
good lecture upon an Interesting theme, to 60
and hear him. AL 10 have attended the course
bear witness to in excellence and interest,".
Aout, TX O'Clock.
, 1859-02-26

Mr. VzRnox FuHD.-The amount still to be
raised by tho Association, is &6o, 600. It has
been erroneousiy ststsd At ~. 600.
Double the rum sFd buy the whole State that
refuses the honor due her iliuatfious son,
, 1859-02-26

0PIUM, MORPHINE, QU1NINE,
~ f. md Tursey Rhnaasb,
Hulph Ether. C1eosote.
oaTb. Ammonia Iu5I4p.
Iodine lod,de Potss14.
Cofka sent Il OIlk,
Annato. eu1Ar Lead.
Eelected and Eosts Gum Arabic,
Mace. Aex Azd TinayeI14 eenna.
Mama. kc..
For sale BY
BOQKEE PHILLIPS Co.
, 1859-02-26

T UMBER YARD WATER LOTS ON
IL esu:h Branch for Rent.
y&r1 corner Cana. md Monroe streets.
on Cana near Van Burco.
i" on Beach. neHr Potf.
Htl be leased low b. Z. \. In WILLIAMS
fe& ca1A I'm 0fIca 9f0k Hfuth WAttr.E d
, 1859-02-26

4 TLANT1C ROYAL lAIL. sTEAV W1V-
a xat!ou CompAnJ's New York s1d ga1~.v III. =
Hene1t departure fsu He~ York Vii b ahs &esmship
Prince Albert,
Cantalo T : Waters. To- sall feou Nsv York On III.
~ day Of NaFch. touehlp4 1t 81. Johna , - s ~.
cslvet tho RoyA Ma4 Prices Of P4ssase:-Iir1t CO.
en Second. 10: laird ~: !ncludinF !fos uckete q
Ihfd Csss maat oronde plata tni;c fofk a., md sd
ek 11:k faasAse :, y 1ohos Nrst cls&z as; Beoond.
ean K1pe@ cazn,aay. q HudAon street, 81 @oadVs1.
5ed u iheir other advertised ooces IN the {nierior
soove omees 70 bring ON 4n5 Of Ia nr1n
pA e1 g he ans9 OF railway IN 9reas Britain 6r a.
,.o M.t1- HOLLAND. AAnsee4.
sAA u KAAkfQs once Of American Expreax Oo
New Yofk. Nov. u iN8 WV NS onas - 30 -
, 1859-02-26

4 RAscA1LY HUsBAsD And Sos IN LAVA
young German woman now At the American
House in this city, has lodged information
against one John VIM. White, her husband, de-
camped. She Alleges that her mn,deu uAme
was Margaret Grosa; that they we're married in
Cineinnah On the 16:h inst. By Justice Of tho
Peace; that he atote $s5 from her mother; they
came to this city, and he then deserted her.
, 1859-02-26
MASON d CO.,
Insurance s2Se1stS,

JOHN ANDERT0N d CO.,
Bo&tl49 and Whslezale Dea!ssia
Y4RRIES' DAYTON dLE AND PORTER
4 superior sztc!e for Family Use No. II Lasae Il.
Post Or-s Box SCI.
vruv r. NrEpKKHnX.
, 1859-02-26

Nfom our spec1al oorremordent)
Stote Pogis-11e Amsrican Eagle in q Futtz--
11sI4 n = I: e II hsa:7: ta<-(he, Aesemsns
(Nor any, Special Manage Of sjdns* BaeaaAan,
B4ricads in tic Htreets -Sletpi<ss Fiq.lancs
Of City. County, etate and Tinted Stases Au-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-06
The MAIDS.

The present mail arrangements are almost a
total failure We get Milwaukee and .Madiso ]
p: pes from three 20 four days ai,er publication
New York papers are nearly week the
way. But Iowa County IS worse than all, it
frequently taking eight or ten days TO wfi.c and
get a reply from some towns in the County
Truly, the ways of Democratic Adninistra-
ton are past finding out WesuPPose shall
be obliged 10 stand it un.l the 4,h Of March
1861. when our Republican President will cause
some sensible arrangements 10 be made-and
when Northern mail routes viii not be discon-
iinued, and our surplus revenue applied to sls-
tain half-payiug routes n the South
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-06
Intele lug 70. e;gn Views.

BY the recent arrival of The Bohemia have la
ter news from Europe
In lTALT Il depu,ation of he States of Central
l,alv had besouGht Prince Curisnan 10 become
Regent Of Parma, Niodena, Tuscany and Romag-
He declined, but recommended Cheyolier
BUoncompagne, who was appointed. and has
en- cred upon The duties of his Office There
a-e 5000 Fenetians in The Army Of Central 1t
alv.
EyGLASo.--A naval reserve force of 80, 900
men j. to be eogolled. The London Times con-
tiuucs 20 growl at the French, while the otner
papers cebuke It. The Times SAYS an English
Minister cannot take part in the Congress OF
Parma, until Napoleon frankly tells what he ex-
poets and intends to do.
A serious nuiiny had taken place at Ports
mouth, ca board Tue ship P.incess Royal, and
100 men were pat in IRONS.
EEANCE.--Au ex; Extraordinary fund Of 80 SEQ coo
Sncs Is 20 be devoted 10 the Chinese Expedi-
t!on. The French Government has given in
strrcdons 10 p-eyeu5 any ac.s which would in
It fere with the Suez Canal Co.
Iae house \ qaea, Of Toulouse, had II led ;
liabilities. .Gu30uJ i-sncs.
SrAly.-Ac.ite prepa. ions are being made
10 prosecu,e lie war with Morocco.
GEcvANY.--ghe Federal d ct is al wo-k o.
ihe Constitution OF Hesse Casssl. Prussia Is
said @ ne determined to support the popular
-cyeGnme4t and national rights OF Germany
ErsS.A---It appe2s that neIhef Russia nor
PRUSSIA Viii sunpa-l ne piojert of al Ital.aa
Confederation
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-06
Old John Brown Hung.

The following despatch from Charleston, Va,
is Al lhtt we have room for in our present IS
sue Tie old aaa has exria;ed lis wrong. and
Sic Democratic llaodhoeads WHO have been
tI.r>ting for his blood cueit now to slake ihcir
tDErs, ioe seu-aace
CutGLs~rpr. Va, Dec =
Brown was hung NJ . qast ,er-past eleven
o'clock. Ihe military assembled ~ o'clock
and were pcse "a Oh The field leading 80 .hc es.-
cu.l,u, 4Hd also e. various points a laid down
Ia he -, yrll orsle~S. Everything WAS cardac,
e. under The slrlctgat military discipline. as ii
the town was in n state ST siege.
Mounted scouts We're stationed IN tie woods
10 the LETT OF the scaIold, and picket guards
stationed out towards Shenandoah moGntaIus III
Tie rear.
The military IN the field formed two hollow
sguascs-withiu the inner one was the sc&ifold
and between the inner line and outer line the
cI;lzeus We're admitted. one being allowed
outside Of the lines except the noun ted guards.
y, 4 clock the prisoner WAS brought oat
81 the jail. accompanied hy Sheriff Campbell
and assistants and Capt AVS. the JaiIor y
small wason containing white pine coffin, WIS
dawn up. on which Brown took bis seat.
Brown WAS accompanied by no minister lie
desiring ao religious ceremonIes either in Jail or
on ,he seatioid He looked calmly ABOUND @.
The people, tglly scl.-uosScsSed. aud mounted
sIe scaITcld with a firm step. his arms were
psaiaucJ by the sheriff. lie bid farewell 10
Capt. Avs and Sheriff Campbell Al hai5-p2-s
eleven the Trap Of d. scaifald was pe!led away,
aHd with "a few SlIC struggles John Brown
yielded MP lis spirit.
Tie body was placed in coffin aud is row
ou the way to Iarpers Ferry 10 he delivered go
his Wife, under strong military escort.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-06
Tie Legisl2.ure-A Short Session.

Some OF our contemporaries, actuated doubt
less by desire for economy, but without due
consideration. vouid limit the session Of The
mex; Legislature 20 ytoTty days Were all he
members Of ore mind, ana were al improFer
cuisines exc aded. and shocld no naj;cfs come
before lem dem2rdiug lengthy in,es; -atioa
and cautious cc.ion he zine fed, M CHIT he
sufficient. BIT mos. of .besa demands, Is we'll
Is moss 81 lie resolutions 81 Legislatures Emil
ing he .ength of he session o-ig- na;e in ban
cornbe No maj outside knows how much ;-me
Is necessary, for the completion in satisfactory
manner, % ,he business Of session We have
Suffered more from hasty and snconsidcrate leg
.~l@iion, tisaa f.un extended sessions We know
y! but enc say IA which 10 secure economy 10
le, sla.ion,-and hat is, bv sending the .'s,ht
kiud II men 10 make our laws. From the lis,
Of members ~t.eh We have seen. we should
Judge that they DO not intend merely % traw
their per diem aud 20 home content but that
they w make It ,heir ,lu.y 10 attend The ia
ie-e,ts of the STATE WITHIN reasonable time and
leave their so. < ID such shape that Ii Ill not
need al annual revision
The people would Ike short sessions !; bu,
they world like still more, less change and cause
for chal Sc in their statutes. No general law
should be allowed 10 pass without caretal scru-
tiny aud it should be based upon principles
hat vii bear he test of lime The imrncrse
volumes Of laws which have Issued from lbe
Capital for The last ten years. are living Wiz
nesscs of the evils of carelessness ia doing bus
mess. We do not y ish 10 see The system con-
tinued, even though there saoald be SIX rnonths
session.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-06
Three Days Later-Araival Of The Europa

SAokvILLr. Nov. 30.-The royal mail stcam-
sl.p Europa.irom Liverpool Ell Saturday tie
18Th inst, arrived al Halifax 10 Gag. The EE-
roPa's advjces winch are threesiays later than
these furnished b. The hose express.
The steamships Kangaroo, Ocean Queen and
Persia had arrived out
Thetfeaty Of affiliations WAS TO be exchanged
8, Zurich on the 2lsr.
France had issued letters Of invitation TO the
Congress 10 those Powers who signed the vi
cana treaty. and TO three OF the Italian rulers.
The attitude Of the English and French Press
was daily becoming more wallike. The Lon
don Tunes calls Oh Napoleon to put end 10
the su sFeuse.
The Congress OF the Powers on the Italian
difficulties is expected 10 meet Al Paris, but nc
date had yet been mentioned.
Its stated that the Emperor Napoleon oppo-
ses Chevaller BponconlFagpe is assuming the
regency Of Central italy.
1t Is reported that GaTibaidi has resigned the
comm and OF Central Italy, and has joined tbs
SardiuIau army.
The London Society ofArts had inaugr ated
movement for great exhibition 10 be held at
London in 1862.