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, 1859-08-05

We learned last eroning TINT very consider
able purchases wcro made by our guests from
ST. Joseph, and several expressed Themselves
confident that large tradc would Gro long
spring up between the two cities One gentle
1nan bought sixty thousand feet Of lumber,
Iron fronts for four stores were contracted for.
Some gentlemen examined our planning,
morticing mud other machinery. Some
orders were given, and u largo trade
will doubtless by tic result, Among the mi
nor purchases wero carriage or two, and
many other smaller articles As whole, NO
arc g'ad to say That cur guests were, 80 fur as
VIC learned, very much pleased with their visit.
VIC trust great mutunl advantages will follow
the pleasing social intercourse we havo en-.
joycd. The guests left for home last evening
by tho Chicago, Burlington md Quincy Rail
roa4
, 1859-08-05

lfEU0 TIC Ip411nC OF H3an.J
The peaceful wind which few days ngu came
to us from the Mincio il lost battle for The
hopes Of Italy. 1t would at present be difficult
to determine the causcs which have brought
that unexpected cvcnt about, and yet more diff.
cult to forcsce the elects thereof The question
Of the ltaliau Independence is changed, aud
Simply converted into IN increase Of The terri.
tory Of Piedmont, which is gain for, in pro.
portion "a Piedmont increases, the Italian cause
will advance.
The pence Of the Mincio is 4 geographical and
not political pence; it has already been made
once, but could not last Europe should con-
slider this fact, TINT it has reduced Italy to that
condition in which nothing can any longer be
expected IRON peace, everything from var.
We know that the opti1ntsts, the John Rus
sells. the stock gamblers aud the indifferent gen.
orally will say to Italy that tbc lessons gi7en to
Austria at Magenta mud Solferino wall render
,cr wiser aud force her mud hcr satellites Of the
Peninsula to adopt bett*r systems Of govern.
mcnt Outside Of Italy one may appear to be-
here thesc things to tranquilize the troubled
couscicnccs Of those politicians who, on account
Of their esotism, have condemned Italy to the
procsustean bed Of foreign servitude. Bat in
Italy whoever lovcs bis country and has the
heart open to generous sentiments, understands
that those arc idle words soon to bc contradlct-
ed hr the facts.
, 1859-08-05

The management Of the Cook County Jail has
reached u crisis which requires nothing less
than Il revolution 10 adequately reform it. In
addition to tue dcrc!ctions and nalfeasanceswe
have heretofore made public, NC learn tha& the
turnkey il in tbs habit Of supplying the pE's-
oners with liquor and smoking materials; and
n1so Of playing cards with them. with tho jail
keys onthe table in reacli oftlie rrisouerk. Dur
ing tue Busch trial the sheriff appointed \
worthless, unprincirled fellow rs special dep
uty. Suspicious were public that ho tampcrcd
with the jury, and il was reported that he boast
ed Of making such jobs pay. An individual much
resembling him was. appointed to attend the Re-
cordcr's Court ut the present term. Judge VIII
son promptly objected to him. and asked why
such mau had been slepatizcd. Tic sheriff re.
piled that lie knew lie WAS worthless fcl-
low. but that hc owed him {,hc sherilF) money,
which the hitter wanted 10 hare worked out
The reason did not preyuif with tue Court-ttc
Judge showing the obnoxious party the door.
Now this Sheriff holds an Office worth SEQ ,ob
per aunum,-co considerably more money than the
President Of tue Cuited States is able to lay up
from the emotuments of Ills office. Mr. Gray
seems to have no other interest In the Office
than to make fortune out Of il be-
fore the law requires him to lcavc it.
The complaints Of Supervisors, reports Of Grand
Jurics. and ccnsurc Of Judges appear to work
no change for the better ia the management OF
his department. Corruption Of assistants and
incompctencv Of The principal STEM to be
- Al AZ
, 1859-08-05

A letter from Milan Of tue 18th, in the .Nord,
says: ~ am able to communicate 10 ysu some
detsils relative 10 Garibaldi and lis no,ps d
arme<. You may readily imugine that the cou-
clusion Of peace bad excited some apprehension
a. to the Conduct whicl, that corps wouid pus-
sur. have always thought tia. tue soldiers Of
Garibaldi svond stile the grief which lie separ-
ation Of renetia must have excited in their mr.
dent minds, and that they would respect mill
taEy discipline. which has always becn exem-
plary among them. This is the case. On the
arriral Of the news Of the peace, General Carl
bnldi assembled his soldiers, alld alter having
calucd their excitement by nuble address.
lie requested them TO renew the oath of fidelity
70 the Hing, which they did without opposition.
This conduct, which reflects honor on all con-
ccrned in it, will prore to Europa lint the pre-
tended revolutionary element in Italy fully
worthy Of remark that anloug tue volunteers Of
Gaributdi, there arc great number Of young
men belonging to Ynnotia-"
, 1859-08-05
EOKE1G.s'r NEWS.
Exaspcrat1on Of the Italians.

MuAx. Wednesday,. Juyls.
Milan Today is in \ state Of rcrolt. The news
arrived $Gis morning ut the terms Oh which
peace had been settled between the two Enpcr-
ors, aud il would ba dificnlt 10 givu you my
new new = spfead over tic eitr vii great Ispldity.
and soon tue whole length Of tue Cosso was
crowded with anxious and inquir1pg faces
When ut lrngth the extras appeared with the
outline Of TIE agreement, but Two words will
express the sentiment Of the people, despair
and Indignation. saw gentleman in front Of
the Hotel De il Fi!le, and in presence Of fifty
French officers, one Of whom WIS chief Of the
Was selling extras, &nd usking him the ptios
for his bundle, buy them all, und tear them ZIP
fuEiousty, trusnpie them under his feet with tho
exclamation, u There! that's nv opinion Of
such peace." There were men who shed tears,
and wIo seemed totally praxlrated with aston
around the more denon.naaiye men, who
harauEuod their hearers, or discussed the prob.
at.lity Of lis truth with sotae Que Who -ditputed
the ccdibility Of the dispatch. never IN III nv
life saw w1ole community 80 suddenly and 50
visiaty atruckwith.&gr gra4t disaster.
tbs French officers. shils csidcnt1y sharing
tue general disappointment. either remained
silent or cndessored1 to quiet the peop.e. The
Ii'Anesc, they said, w-re themselves free, tho
power Of the Pope orer the ncw Confederation
was but honorary. and Vcnc,,a was to form =
part Of this Confederation. But the Milancse
disc!a'med my bel6ah motives IN the war Of in
dependence; their hearts and their desires c1.
tended TO aii Italy; they desired the complete
liberty m their brethren ia vcnii;a as much rs
their own. ior their su9xripgs from Austrian
oppression bad been as keen OF keener than
then o~n- Moreover, HitL YeronA and Lezna-
no heFond ucir power, tie Aus,risns would not
he long out Of Lonbariy:- In certain quar-.
ters there were shout. for The Republic. and
propositions *ere. made for = revolt. Somc
PROPOSED t,st tue Emperor should be- a,.aesin r.
ated - be passed through Milan. and tha Sa,
tionhl Guard vas conAulted on the yarious nrc.
positions. The eGoarl. in general, va r. % yio
lent Is the most violent, ana individually nron,
lscd to carry out any measure thu, mint r.
proposed. 1t would not h&va been safe ior IN,
Emperor to hare entered Milan to-k.y: for a
though do not beftnre any violence woutd hay,
been attempted, it is yet quite certain that tt
t,o5x in the streets would bRveh hisscd him, Will
the het&er classea wonld haye allowed him 1
pas8 in silence, an net which, in good society
il equivalent u hisa-
Among thenlselres the Franeh azs ~ chof
fallen ai t,s Italians The declare Il Is
, 1859-08-05
Critical Condition Of Things In the
>. pApAl St1{cA,

The Rome correspondent Of the London
Tim+s, writing on the 1G,l ult-, says:
:. The preservation Of the Romagns for the
Pope, seems to be very rroblemstica], unless
he can recover it With bis uwn troops. which the
rapal Government is attempting to 10 with
much xcai. The troops Of The Church hare
been assembled, and are increased daily. as
some say to meet tue armed force expected from
Bologna to aveugc the 1croeisies Of Pcrugia.
Others say that they are destined to march upon
the Romagha, Notwithstanding the intiuation
said to have been giren ly the Ambassador of
France to Cardinal Autoneli, That those pro-
viuces must be regarded as lust, and that nei-
ther France nor Austria can interfere 10 recon.
quer them- It is positire fact that Monsigucur
Beda, delegate Of Pc1aro, Is fortifyiug that city
with batricades, cannon and earthworls. Hence
there is general CONSERVATION among the in
habitants Of the Romaguo, and every one fears
for the Papal Statcs q bloody crisis in passing
from the ac,ual state to that which appesrs to
be rescrrcd for them by the peaea LATELY
signed.
, 1859-08-05

4 correspondent Of the Eeening Past. writing
from Rome, represents tint the wrath of the
Pope is very greut agains. the King Of Sard:ufa
20 much SO tia. bull Of decentralization
should not bc unexpected. The Sardiuian gor-
crnment, the writer says, justifies itself BY the
necessities Of The case aud the disturbed stale
of the country, for having sent battalion Of RI
fEemcn and detachment Of cavalry TO occupy
some poiota on the frontier; but pio Sino looks
upon the conduct Of the King with such seycr-
ity, that he is said to hare been only withheld
fFumth illumination of the major c1communi-
cution upon his devoted head " the request Of
the Emperor Napoleon, and the remonstrapces
Of Cardinal Antoneili, who ventured to suggest
that such step had not been taken in fS1zna
since the middle ages, and even Napoleon I. had
escaped such an awful chastiscmeut. TAs Pope
relcnted in conscauence.
, 1859-08-05
profound mystery, TINT they cannot compre~
bend it, and that there must be something ex-

profound mystery, TINT they. cannot compre-
bend it, and that there must be something ex-
trAordioAry behind the curtain.
40 one, however refuses to admit that the
Emperor committed 4 great fauit in proclaim
ing 10 highly tue promise Of Liberation to Ill
Italy, before knowing whether be wa going to
dnd IN obstacle to the accomplishment of his
promise or not. The French soldiers, now on
such intimate terms with the Nilanese, hare
had to-day the hardest time Of it in explaining
tho enigma to their Ita1inn friends.
This evening the King, Victor Emmanuel, ar
T,ved At Milan, and stopped! over night at the
Royal Palace. lately occupied by the Grand
de Bevllls, the aid.de-camp Of the Emperor, in
command Of the troops wilicl, formed The lines
in front OF the Palace and along the street, sup
posed that it was Napoleon that was coming.
The crowd. independent Of the soldiers, was not
great; at The point where stood, on the steps
there we're few shouts Of Fra il Re- and q
lew ladies at the windows waved their hand
kerrhiefs.
But tue reception, while it was not exncty
cold, ~as Jet far from enthusiastic. Animmense
a9yss lies between this day aud the day on
which Napoleon and the King entered Milan al
ter Magenta, which, even tue briiliancy Of Ma
geuta and Solfcrino cannot cover up. Then
they literally trod throng gh the streets on bed
Of roses; to-day there are neither roses nor peo.
pie, and yet Sosfcrino has interrened. Rely
upon it that the hearts Of the people Of Italy are
more kcepty wounded to-day than they were un-
der the Austrian oppression They look for
ward to worse trials and deeper complications
than these that have gone before. They had
constitutional government the heretofore divid-
Ell sections, and thus to constitute q nation
strong enough to protect for the future their
own Independence. Now they see themselves
again divided. and what is worse, the Pope
whom they detest. invested with increased pow.
er oEer them, They see nothing before them
bloodshed, and the heart Of Italy. healed for
day by the generous aid Of the French army,
blee6g RfEesh a freely ns eyer
, 1859-08-05
Prospects OF the HunEarlan People.
4 letter from Vienna Of the 18th Of July


amongst the motires which hare influenced
The Emperor Of Austria in SEEKING on the first
occasion for concluding peace as ho,,orabls
as circumstances permit, is no doubt the situa-
lion, norc aud more disqu'eting. which events
hare made for Hungary. All the news which
without troops mho.e fidelity can be counted on
is exceedingly bad. Public opinion, it op.
pears, pronounces in certain number Of COIL
mittats against the system Of absolute central.
xation introduced since 1856 into all parts ot
the Austrian Empire. The Hungarian popu'a-
tons desire to preserve their old nationality,
and 70 regain possession Of the rights and priv
ilcges which the Emperors Of Austria in their
days Of danger accorded or confirmed. Ills be-
1icved II Vienna that the government will hence
forth pay the most serious attention to Hungary,
and that utter the conclusion of dcGnslive
peace it will employ ell its efforts in the moral
,and material Improvement Of that kingdom.
, 1859-08-05
3arcas Grihttt1f,
CHICAGO.


1t will bs .s>aa By the extended and minute
tc!egraphic report Of tho late min in the West
that it extended rs far south rs Carbonda]o
tnear cairo,) xoaahwest to St Louis, west to
the Mississippi anl doubtless OYER the larger
portion Of Iowa. and north as far as James
yille, Wis. It is safo to presume that Aichl-
gan, Indiana, illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Wis
cnnsin. md perhaps Minnesota, wcre thor
auc}tir and richly drcpclcd.
, 1859-08-05

~ The examination Of Dr.. Royal charged
with attempting to kill his wife w.a continued
yesterday afternoon for ten days.
, 1859-08-05

lB Several persons~ were fined yesterday
who bad failed to comply with the ordinance to
keep their liquor licenses in si9ht.
, 1859-08-05
to111cIAI-] =.
.sswenx4; ;ca1nzatssieneF's Report.
Il H. Ros Aysr ~ ss~ o. ~ CIR " exknoo u,
AA.d&Af + Eosassaa [esao2:
ssxAx4ea Coaa1.so.x,a. o,ncz,l

saaotAt = eossasoa tesAc3:
:. a1xAxkE1 Cok1xK1oYRuA 0n1cRI
Chicago, Ju'J g. l&ss.
8ns-Ihs Board NJ se.s11Es Commissioners herewith
A sher fe tda halt ding ths ah Of Juas
laAk.
1hs Doad b. ro& b>ea aba du1iaxthe pres nj sso to
psoseets r. Tosk oa . Se :as = thg deem desra:
500 o1 arhiz hy tie Ss.e I.sl1tufs and ynur hon
orahe bedy onA hundred and venty thousndl4 Ato01
asue1 n bo4s Of 4l0oo saeh. and hut twtntydx
tas4asa during ne 1e,tua Leeto referred ..
dtie Of Nay ~. owus l. tas aksation I'D dstsu.t
cansed by tbs a1t~patnn q tic which has se en.
pecd es u aIKs ar3nun1 could bot eEeted Ihkts
has besn re4l dea4d to the cateut shows tted
The Rpasd being deA1pus to meet E postIb. the
vtahs. of naay esees r. - tftens!oe of Dc
mAda 4n hurl TIE Marine Bank Of thts ttty, Of f3s
thsusaad do la1 akht peF Gent io.sse1t .hl e;aaed
seemed pateutsfJ required In ozer 70 kesp IN advsaoeof
t4lng and paving Of seieSs Of othez impsoveaeutz.
We ui bs{swth stx crJeat Of the at~xI. Lid during
The peod he.s retercd to-steh. ~sa The amount herr
tofoft reported makes the whole sine tha
neEecme& of tbe vurk, shusJ two aad oneseh a1ea
al G1e&
ASH statement showing she eoaaoa Of ths feaaee1 Of
tho board II ootk Jnns last.
LENGTH In FEET OF SFWERS LAID. CP TO
INCLUDE JUNE 81. lsa3.
, 1859-08-05

6 Several parties we're fined in the Police
Court yesterday for obstructing the sidewalks,
chiefly by use Of it for business purposes.
, 1859-08-05

q DR.. Duck and lady, and G. Stevenson,
Esq, old residents Of this city, hare len for m
extended tour in Europe.
, 1859-08-05

F In running to the late fire The Steam Fire
Engine Enterprise broke N axletree and cana
down with crasA.
, 1859-08-05

T Antony Alvers in tho employ Of tho
Chicago and St. Louis r. r., WAS killed ut Shir.
ley station on Monday, --
, 1859-08-05

e Accorkle's circos will open here on the
9Th instant for three days session, To quarters
hoYz
, 1859-08-05

- The Great Western Band giye one of
their charming out Of door Concerts in the Lake
Shore Park tlis evening.
, 1859-08-05

The NORTH BritisA Daily Aai1:
This morning have received very late and
trustworthy intelligence from H. Kossuth. Par
ticufars am not get at liberty to communicate:
However. for the satisfaction of his numerous
friends, may statc Tint since his betrayal, be
remained only long enough to saye rs many Of
ind to prevent any further ut present hopeless
instruction. He then retired into Switzerland,
where he was Joined By Madnme koasuth three
days ago, and it is uncertain whether be may
not be Obliged to remain for some weeks before
TIC returns 10 England"
, 1859-08-05

eB Some expert ball thief stole = coat
valued ut so from the house Of Nathan Jack
son, corner Kinzie and Woo1cott streets on
Wednesday afternoon.
, 1859-08-05

e In the case against DR.. Tennery charged
with assault to commit rape the case WIS dis
missed yesterday by Justice Ailliken, the de-
fvndant being arrested on a suit for assault aud
disorderly conduct,
, 1859-08-05

Dx1s0ta's OH Loxnox DOCK G1x.-Physi-
clans will bear III mind tint Uininscr's Old Lon
in The United States: verI desirable as diurst
ic, splendid as mild and pleasant beverage or
hot weather, and very beneficial for Indies in
delicate health. For sale 1t wholesale By Hoyt
i peisce. III South Water street, and ut retail
by ali first class Druggists and Groccrs-
fy.1n-1w
, 1859-08-05

- The body Of q newborn infant was found
yesterday noon beside the fence at Union Park.
near Bulls Head. Coroner James held an In
quest which developed no facts.
, 1859-08-05

- 4 half crazy wanderes rejoicing in
Directory PEACEFUL Of titles, was arrested and
handed oycr to the Poor House authorities yes
fcrduy,
, 1859-08-05

- Go 70 John Jones / Co., 1ls Dearborn
street, and get your clothes cleaned and ~
paired. They will be vall dona and 1t prices to
suit the times.
SKwue NAcn1xIs-Gzo. &. Ca1rrxSprS
soIp.-A Y. Hsrris, agent for Singer: deter
mined tdoat DO chittenden. agent tal Wheeler
Wilson, in his advertisement OF "Immeuse
Business" Of July 4th- Said notice (by Chit
tenden's code( demonstrating the iuferiority Of
Singers Machines over Wheeler / vii
sons. And it appears BY the pa-
pers. that the object is accomplish
md the ."seil'' has taken; Chlttenden manifests
great concern {disiuteres.ed Of course,} lest The
public should be misled BY such publications.
kind. this, in him.) and expresses de*ire that
they {kAe dtar pat@ie) should hare more Informs
ton. Bpt what about the premiums awarded By
the Wisconsin State Fair last fall. clained BY
Chittenden2 Did tue Wheeler i Wilson Co re-
ceive it for Family Machine, or waa it awarded
10 another. Ask Chittendcn-he'Ii know. Or
Il it j. 50 long since that he has forgotten. per
haps Mr. Leonard may freshen his memory on
tl'. snhiecs, as he has it in his possession.
Aa5 st
, 1859-08-05

~ Aessrs- Norris 4 Hyde, No. 100 Dear
born street lay us under obligations for late
, 1859-08-05

= We learn that the City Hospital is now
being pnt in order for occupancy by compe-
tent Warden, whose services hare bean secured.
, 1859-08-05

Rev. DR. .WH1rPtx.-Atth the recent commence
uent Of Racine College, Wis, the honorary de-
gree Of D. D. WIS conferred on the Rev. Il. B.
Whipplc, Bishop elect Of Minneaota, and low
Rector Of the Church Of the Holy Communion
IN this city.
, 1859-08-05

S1xarr's new IA" MAcuSx.-This late in
ventiou is designed to obyiate every difficulty
that has heretofore arisen in all Sewing Ma
chimes. 1t he.au, ftzzs, tuck and ga:!a<rs. The
crest demand for them already felt in this mar
ket, is guarantee tha. they must superceds all
other machines in use; now on exhibition, to
9ether with all the different styles Of Singers
Machines, 1t &C Lake Street 4. ". Harris,
Agent. je2l-o.no
, 1859-08-05

- An immense copper lightning conductor
was yesterday being put in its place for the pro-
lection Of the new iron Light House at the bar-
bor mouth.
, 1859-08-05

B VIII the Street Commissioner OF the
South Division do something to alleyiate the
filthy condition Of at lcast the pared strcetas
, 1859-08-05

Great Sale At Auction uf al kinds: of Furni-
ture, Silver Plated Goods and Carpets by Gil
bert Sampson, Auctioneers, this morning Al
Sec advertisement in Auction Column.
, 1859-08-05

q A year ago to-day the shore end of the
Atlantic Cable was landed al Trinity Bay; ten
months since the last little vigg1e reported by,
DeSauty.
, 1859-08-05

e There j. now little doubt that the North
western 70. s. 1'resb5teriau) University will
be located on the 6ue site in the twenty-five
acre trrct donated for such occupancy, about
mile north OF the city limits The newly elected
professors hare accepted their posts.
, 1859-08-05

e That beautiful Furniture 1t Haskelrs
must be sold. positivels, thia morning.
Remember the number-l02 Lake street, aud
examine the goods in season. See advertise-
, 1859-08-05

- We are glad to lear almost daily Of pre-
parations making by our residents to do justice
to the manufactures Of Chicago, in contribu.
tons to the United States Fair to be held in
Septembcr.
, 1859-08-05


1nxrsssr Brs,sEs2-i. u. Singer Co.. .re
erection Of new and elegant building for manu-.
featuring their new 4 machines. which hare
lately acquired such popularity in great many
families in the West.
They hare sold ofthis style OF Machine, with
in the LAST sixty days, three Thousand six hun
dsed and seventy, aud Of al the varieties manu-
featured by them, seven Thousand two hundred
aud forty, making the largest sales that hare
ever been made in this branch Of business, in
the same length of time. The latest improve
ment de>ignated as the L Machine, has recently
been examined By the best mechanics in the
United States, aud pronounced by them to bd
the best plese Of mechanism they had sser seen.
aud Judge for yourselves, when Ne feel assured
that you will at once decide that the merits
and capacity Of this Machine for family work
are unequalled. au41w
OJr1cE or TIE WukzIkR l. WILsoS MASr-
YAcrCRISo Co l67 AND 169 LAKE SThEET-
Gro. K. CH.T1ESpxs, AoKS7.-M Sir. 4. ". Har-
rs, agent for t. u. Singer / Co. in this city, hav
ing published (JujJ 4th) under the head
Of "Inntnss Busin<ss," that l. u. Singer 4 Co.
had made and "sold during the las. sixty days
Seven Thousand Two Hundred and Forty Sew
ing Machines" and as this statement is ea'cula-
,tedao mlslead the public by pottln;. the number
Of machines made and soldin this time too many
by over 5000, according to the following quar-.
terly stateu,ent Of l. u Singer i Co. them
selves, and desiring that the public may hare q
fair. rcliabae and correct statement Of the num-
ber Of saving machines made and sold by I. u.
SINGER, GnoyER Z BAKEn, aud WHEELER J.
WlLsox, beg leare to submit the enclosed letter
fran E. Howe, Jr., (patentee Of 4 part common
to all machines to whom is rendered By each
company, qudrte1}y, d correct account Of the ma
chimes sold, and TO whom Is paid license fee On
each.
HI Dzoome Street, New York.
July 18th. 1853.
GHo. Il. CH111ESnES. Esq-DearSi
Below send you the number Of Sewing Ma
chimes sold by the three firms Of Wheeler
Wilson Manufacturing Company, the Grover L
Baker. Sewing Machine Co., and I. H. Singer d
Co. The quarterly return. do not come in 1t
the SAME time from al, but send you the last
returns rendered. viz:
Wheeler i Wilson, manufacturing Co., re-
turned Sfay 1st, 1889, 5o+3 machines sold in
the United States and Territories and 1875 ex-
ported
Grover i Baker Sewing Machine Co.. return
I'd May 1st, 1852, as09 machines sold in the
United States and Territories and lao exported.
!. u. Singer + Co.. returned July i. 1859.
27e1 MachiIes sold in the United States and
Territories aud SOS exported.
The above il tras and correct account II
their quarterly returns.
Respectfully yours. E. HowE, ia.
nrr9.ou
, 1859-08-05
THE CITY.


"!H"99
- Flora Temple Is to appear On theGardsn
City track early III September.