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Cincinnati and Chicago Mail.

lEEpM the CincluEol CGmne1ca1.I
!, The Hon. Schuyler Co1fax deserves ihs
which, as one Of The Post Office Committee Of
The House, he has watched mail Irregular
tles, and the intelligent yigor with which he has
!ubored 10 effect reforms. good deal that is
valuable has been done, and considerable
share ofthe credit belongs to Ir Colfax. The
following letter, from this gentleman, carries its
OWL explanation:
Horsx OF nn1EsEx7A7Hu,e
"AsnIsGToa CIR, May ~, LEGO. !
Eos. COMMERCIAL: Manr complains having
been made to the Post Office Committee in re-
gard to the irTeeularity Of the mail between
your city and Chicaso; sud having noticed
your. editorial aliusion to it, on the scth inst,
called this morning On Mr. Clements. chic.
clerk Of the Post Office Department, who hns
the correction Of mil matters under his eepc.
ca! charge, and told him there could he no ex.
cuse for il, as the various railroads forming tie
thrnugh route almost always whit for delaved
trains on their connecting roads- He promised
70 hase the matter Investigated ut once, and
has this day instructed l.. S. Everett, ESQ. nf
Chicago, Special Agent Of the Department, to
SO over the route in person. ascertain the cause
Of these failures and apply the remedy; or re.
pot 10 tue department what steps may be
necessary to secure regularity in the mails
thereon,
j., He also stated that it you had auy ;nforma.
lion or opinion to the causc Of these frequent
failures, be vonld be glad if you would address |
note to NJ. EEaratt, in-care Of tia los.snaster
IT Cincinnati, who would hand it to him when |
he reaches your city.
Respectfully Yours,
ScnrrLEn CpAtFA1
II Is very extraordinary innovation upon
:staoEshed rsaEe,-a palpabIe violation of 1he
'fecedents Of the Decentralization Oflice,-an
with the regular proccss Of How
sot To Do 1t,-to have an official inquiry
promptly made IN this manner We publish
pals between this city md Chicago; and The
lrst thing re know, a member Of Congress has
brought the matter before the Post Office DC.
'arfment, end q special agent has been sent out
o reform the Irregularities. Why, this is un.
leard Of! It looks as if Government meant
BUSINESS, As to our information, we Ii ave a.
eaoy published the facts in cur possession, the
aa'e11ni 2 one being. Chicago mil one aud two
'a{s behind tlme---passengers coming through
fourteen Lours-- mail bags requiring twenty
our and fcrty eight hours.
, 1860-06-04

Mr. Everett llas at last definitely accepted the
honor Of the baltimore nomination, and will
sun as the candidate for the Vice Presidency of
The National Union party. At present it seems
probable that in atl the Free States at least,
.Lat ticket will receive rery {ew votes which
would not otherwise be given to the Democratic
candidates. Certainly no one who desires a
reform in the extravaganza and corruption Of
the Government, which can only be achieved
By turning the Democratic pArty out of power,
will waste his vote by ca.ting it for such hope
d4tes,-N T. Tribune.
, 1860-06-04
CAMPAIGN
PRESS AND TRIBUNE
TEE
Great Presidential Campaign !

Republicans, you have now selected YOUR
candidates for the Campaign Of 1860. ABaA-
HAN LINCOLN Of Illinois leads tho column Of
the Friends Of Freedom During the air
months that arc before us the Press AND TR1-
DuSE will labor necessarily for his election.
From our standpoint in his own State, nc
shall be able to present facts and incidents
which, it is believed, will be Of essential ser.
vice in tho great contest all over the United
States. We beg leave, therefore, to suggest
to the Delegates mud ali the Republicans now
in the city, that they order copies for their re-
spectiye towns and districts before they leave.
The Campaign Press ASD TRIBUNE will
give full and complete current history Of the
Presidential canvass, including reports Of
speeches debates and II Mass meetings. It will
also contain tie general i,ev=o the dav. te1s.
graphic dispatches, copi,us correspondence.
market reports, agricultural and other useful
matter. Nothing will ho omitted TO render it
a welcome Sheet and an efIicie Mt slampion Of
the Republican canse-
, 1860-06-04

Gov. nsxDEn:-This distinguished and true.
Of tha day before in Ills city, rhils on his wsy
to Kansaa: he has spert several days in Penn.
sylvania since the Chicago Convention. and ex-
preases undonbsing confidence that The Key
stone State VII east her twenty seven electoral
.otes lor Lnso1n ana Asansalin, whether Douglas
candidates is everywhere received With he
greatest enthusiasm, aud tho entirs element. ~
The Republican party are united III his IN unnort
Ddroit Adterttser,
, 1860-06-04

Hoors.-An original theme is that Of hoops,
one on which the wits never fail 10 fiad some.
thing rich and racy. 1t is. however, our plain,
prosy purpose to say that the latest styles are
to be found at T. u. Carter's, No. 1856 Lake
street, and withal the quality is excellent.
, 1860-06-04

WANTED--A person to take 4
sm1a f1ss: C1aAs Boarding Huu4e. Said houke |.
toouT fuEnhed AID the viii take rtpt In ho.r;
Accie;s Box Is. with rial cane and REFERENCE texir1
, 1860-06-04

WANTED-A Rare Chance
To e1ehauEe 90 aerea # land In Mlehtsan for
aofsss Apply 70 No. - North Clark street.
, 1860-06-04

D We extract from private letter firm, .
vel informed gentleman in Washington. the
following: :.
"The Chicago nomination takes hero won.
derfuy, especially among the Peunsylvanisns.
Tue general and decided Suppression il, that Mr.
Lincoln will be The next President. Leading
Democrats IN Washington say that their party
las eoxs m Cincinnati Cosxa<Fciat.
, 1860-06-04

ITO RENT-A DOCK los #. front.
Il Ing on Ellsworth street. and running throush IN III.
rse' between Harrison and rk st1eets to rent fur two
yeaFs cheap Apply to L. D. OLMSTEo CO cnTnsr ~
Lake and asslts Stfetsx ns,sSrssITm II. ~
, 1860-06-04

DIED WHILE DAsc1xa.-A young men nam
ed Frauk Stanhops attended danee, il Con-
way, Mass, a few evenings since, and while
dancing and playing = flute e. at tle same time
pected foul work and had his body disinteE1ed,
when it wss found an artery had broken near
The top Of the head, which probably caused bis
teash.-4$p7inZf<h RepuaAapa., 4Aay2s.
, 1860-06-04

Especial Dispaich to the New York Tt.buae.1
WAsutsc1oH, Hay Slit, 1850.
.scr snu.--

Especial Dlspatch to the New York r.,no.,
WA.utsc1os. INV III, 1sso
En-, Ap4xs' sprrcu
uomaa t 1T caanem Dana made his de but in the
thjn wben ,,s ,ea. eau .9ougn tae attendance was
nn-nns. nS oPSueo, no announcement o. his
sd., ,sarn g.! oeea a'"ue' tne oenches OF ooln
ier;s. r1h;h;tad - " ae~ nlnntes, ana the Eai-
sneech 1.as - .i;1..n .otinssponu'ns interest; LIS
ett.aa,;ra was paosorhicai luminous and most
rstsr ac,Se ,ss tes'ew Of 1he slavery question, or
thc :. r.m io1.sn o. ane representation "h'cls
eu.al t tnetis1s.on haa secured In the
ra. roI,rra.a oauen u Toueress' the influence it
Court ana e.'r, ~ .A SaS.ae.. IN me supreme
crnmeu, lie said the nerro ,xnuId mt ,.o uvs o,,t
nor could he he nut out. iii tb;7 cr~st ,,toior,,
"as solved -.-~-.r
Ae then traced the existence and necessity Of
~ ~ ieepnoAean party, proving it to be merely
uslensse, ana intended to sustain the princi-
p'ss q tMe 'atueFs aho 70 r'ndicate thorc con-
.nn;eH .I.1so ~ .ae uectalauon o. Independence,
I'm Hn'ch ne showed we're not limited to any color,
7, H. <n;n.a.' ~ ,t.a. ~. 1i.u.s o. maHkfnd'
ri; shess coaso oe no compromise
G,ras.rlat -, atn.'p.cs we're brought pHck aud the
cs..ns ~ .aSs". Ss.oea ~ 10 hohofea practices.
~ ts.a.. 1au ie'orn were 'mperau:ely required,
<.h.;, !. ,ausa oe [estoseo 10 the place from
Tha n.o....,.:s 80 4uos'. ueposeo:
no1,a ~ aasu ap.'ono au1 aousos Rnich Lad BE-
~ sonmon sn0nla DC arrested. or greater
a,an ea,s.l'aes would iollow. LIE examined The So
esa eslea remedy OF secession suggested by ultrus,
nna aen9nst1ated It's FOLLY teeb!cness, and i'm
PHWcs99'nty.
:, Ar Adams held the undivided attention Of
.as nd nouse tnroushout' without IN interruption,
.uu e.9lNo general praise tuF tho elevated
S;se au e'urto m' sp'11t 10 Tn'ch the subject was
uiscnssea' lhose who, like myself, were f4mil-
.t.,si. "t.o .-'e .atne! s5!e o. speaking, were
aad ~ ins s'"1tafny Of manner, voice,
nrrraHs a,s"at ,st,ah Inu pat.icala1ly with The
he,souH 1'.,, M MeoefeT *hGh seemed TO be common to
ooin u5 - Gs'ueutt{ cup Of the old block,
, 1860-06-04

Notwithstanding the Pixies Peak em,oration
and all the depressing cause. which h.r. hen
so actively at work throughout the West. for
the past two or three years, the growth Of Chi.
cam has tent m utbe aran t.ror ~ -, u.v ,,
and the figures of the canvass fo, 4ba notv c;,v
Directory, just closing under the superiuten.
depce of T. II. Hulpin. point with Irresistible
conyiction to facts which fully eoual. If they do
not surpass, our hopeful anticipationa
At The date Of the last canvass. there vera
. eoo r,c,rt hors.. l., .h;.,;tz =. - -.
, 1860-06-04

Tuk NEW G4xxAs1rx.-The neg and snac;ous
Gymnasium in kipgsbury Block, the largest
and best appointed in the United States, will
be opened in free exhibition this evening,
Mcss.s. Babcock i Curtis will furnish free
tickets to. their friends on application at the
Hall.
, 1860-06-04

4 CHICAGO OPERATOR IN TEoruLE.-A clan
named Gilbert Newton, hailing from Chicago,
has been held 10 bail iu 5000 in Dupage Co.. on
the charge of stealing horse from Augustus
Mckellops who resides east Of the Big Woods,
, 1860-06-04

NEEns LOOKING To.-We learn from reliable
source TINT some butcher has been recently
dumping the 1ita and oflal Of lis slaughter
house into the river near its mouth. It will not
answer to allow the practice 10 be repeated.
, 1860-06-04

CoS1sSrEn.-The two men. Harrison aud
jack, under arrest for forging grain receipts on
Randolph T. Tucker to the amount Of &. 500,
we're under examination on Saturday before
Justices hilliken and Hoisington. Held 10 bail
in & 900 each.
, 1860-06-04

UsIrcEr Snopr1sG.-0ne Mary Smith had
the good sense to 90 to Palmer's for dry goods,
but the weak morality OF trying to obtain her
goods without purchase. She Was detected in
the act Of sec1esiug Soma small articles under
bar shawl
, 1860-06-04

CAs We NOT HAVE MONSTER CoScxa1s-Tte
Prtss daI Tribune makes IN excellent musical
suggestion this morning, which we heartily
second. It Is that the various bands and musi-
cal societies and amateurs combine into one
graua whole and give musical entertainment
itv. With such yocalists as Mrs. Dostwick. Wra.
Matteson, Messrs. De lassio, the Lunlbard
brothers, johnson and others whose names do
not occur to rs now with such solo performers
as Mrs. Daudt, 31rs. De peigrom, Miss TilIinp-
hast, Becker, De Clerque, Me1ms, Staab and a
host Of others, combined with the Light Guard,
Great Western and Great Union Bands in or.
chestra, CONCERT could be organized whicl,
would draw together au immense concorrse of
people and prove splendid success. VIII not
our musical friends take immediate steps il tie
matter! They will receive hearty encourage
mcnt at the hands and purses Of thousands of
cur music loving citizens.-vtournaI.
, 1860-06-04
Drcss i GrihttttE


CIRCULATE THE DOCUMENTS,
We have printed in neat aud couren;ent
'orH' tie NErrpLlcAS pLArFonx, adopted ut the
late National Convention, which NO offer Fl,
sale at $1.oo per hundred. Send in your order.
, 1860-06-04

LARCENY or A Cow.-0n Friday night last
John Keller IVES azreeted for stealing COW, tbs
property Of one Wn. White. He WAS found
by the police, driving the COW in the West Di-
vision, and claimed it ss his own property, but
it WAS subsequently identified by the. rightful
owner, and Keller was committed to jul to
await trial in default Of 1900 bail.
, 1860-06-04
THE CITY,

GARDENERS MEErrSc.-The Chicago Garden.
ers' Society bold their regular monthly meeting
this Monday creniug, June 4th, at their hall iu
Metropolitan block.
, 1860-06-04

PLAYING WITH LocoAo71yE.-At Aurora, a
day or two since, two engines ready fred I'D
were waiting to be attached to freight train Of
the G., i. Q. Il. r. The engineer On The FORE
most machine left her for minute, when n
chap, employed about the depot, thought the
opportunity q good one for brief excursion.
He had had no experience Whatever With IN
engine. but knew enough to pull the starting
lever, and eff went the machine, up the track,
4 minute later and the whistle Of an approach
ing train WIS heard. The green. horn lost his
presence of mind and forgot, if he erer knew,
what 10 do in the crisis. Finally his frantic ef-
forts had the result Of -erersing the MACHINE
and then be leared of and 'took to the bush. )"
The locomotive, freed from all control, came
backing down under full head of steam, and
not very t<nderly butted its tender into its late
companion on the truck, knocking both ma
chimes into the repair shop, for time at least.
The author ofthc folly is believed to be running
yet, out towards Central Iowa, whittier be was
headed when last seen.
, 1860-06-04

NEws.-Hessrs. Norris l. HJde, 1t No. 100
Dearborn Street, hare Ill ths 1ats papers and
magazines. Boston, New York and The leading
cities are represented on their well supplied
counteta.
, 1860-06-04

LITERALLY SrPER1oR--That excellent artist.
E. White6eld, showed US on Saturday two ~
per;or views taken in the Superior river, New
Carp river, Mount Houghton and Lac LaBelle.
Hs has also IN preparation new view OF the
city Of Chicago.
, 1860-06-04

NATIONAL DESox1sAT1osALC LCoxvEx1los.-The
annual National Convention of the New Jerusa.
lem Church Of the United States will be held in
this city on Wednesday, the eoth inst , to con.
tinue in session four days. The session Of 1859
'was held at fhlladclphia- The body is made
up Of clergy and lay delegates, and the coming
session will be Of much interest and imnortance
, 1860-06-04

81 Superior Sherry and Madiera Wines.
old Rye Whisky, old Bourbon Whisky and Old
Brandies, uuequallcd in quality and genuine.
can be found at Stanton'e, No. Is CLARK street.
, 1860-06-04

DESERVES INVESTIGATION. "A stranger who
arrived in this city on Saturday last from Key
West. was On Saturday night enticed into m
alley leading from Clark to Dearborn street.
aud in the vicinity Of Mat. Conley 1nterna-
tional Restaurant, and "then and there" mur-
deFed. Tbs general inquiry will be for steaks
aud plates Of soup - sequence to this affair.
The victims name was G. Turtle,
, 1860-06-04

AEcoRnEn's couR7.-The regular bimonthly
term Of the Recorders Court opens to dag,
Monday. The docket IL comparatively light
one.
, 1860-06-04

=, REMOVAL. The Chicago Religious Book aud
tract Depository has removed to 10 South
CLARK street, the most complete assortment Of
religious books in the Northwest.
Ell St WV. G. nnrMEs
, 1860-06-04

Tue UNITED STATES EXPRESS Co. IN NEw
QrAnTERs.-We noticed On Saturday that the
United States Express Company were taking
possession Of their new and commodious quar-
ters aa No. l3o Lake street, the came extending
back to an L. With front at No. 20 South Clark
street. The enterprising and fiourishing COM
pany will thus be most admirably well located
for the transaction Of their increasing and
immense business The Clark street front will
be the Freight Department, leaving the princt~
pal entrance on Lake street for the lighter aud
most numerous classes Of Express business.-
L. D. Colrin, Esq, the company's agent in this
city, could not hare made selection Of premt-
SEES. in all the city, better calculated to subserye
the interests Of the corporaliou he tenreseuts
, 1860-06-04

TuE Wx4ruzR.-A series Of fine showers
passed OVER this city on Saturday with thunder
and lightning.
, 1860-06-04

P1KEs PEA1ERs-PsAkKRs P1kEas-Au idea.
Tor which We charge nothing but the profit on
our goods We are Informed By those who
know that there is not on sale Kerosene Lump
Or drop Of Coal Oil beyond st. Josephs. Now
those who wish 10 make or save the Dutchman's
~ Per cent are sure to do it By buying Of us, ut
on; Tallow dips, aud poor at that, arc sold at
the Peak for sl.a5 per pound
Eur further information, call at the Lamp and
oll Emporium, 122 Clark street, between WASH
mg9on ana haoison. my30.l2t
RrxovAL.-Le Leland 4 Mixer hare removed
their Office aud sample room to 13a South Wa.
ter street. Pork.honse, Flanders Block, oppo-
Bite Michigan Central Depot. m1s-lm
, 1860-06-04

CH1LpRES's Books.-Mr. William Tonlinson,
eh'ldren's book seller at No. 81 Randolph street,
has Just received three admirable little vol.
unes just issued By Henry Hoyt, of No. Corn
bill. boston, who is delighting thousands
young American readers with bis issues. Thes .
late volumes arc tie " Old Red House, )" ELLEN
Dacre' and t,e "WaJ to the Pit" He has also
"John Ellard, the Newsboy," neat volume
from, tue press Of the Messrs. Martien, Pbila-
delphia. We advise all in search Of volumes
to please or instruct childish taste, to drop in
at II Randolph street.
, 1860-06-04

To HoRsE.-Some Of our lire Republicans are
agitating the subject Of u horse company, siui-
lar in its organization to the Wide Awake Clubs
which hare spread 50 rapidly throug ghout the
country; we are informed that d meeting will
be called early next week to organize, and are
requested to invite all Republicans who are iu-
, 1860-06-04

Tuk New pAnsSEn.-James Duffy, at his new
cigar store, So.37 South CLARK street, has taken
q new "si1ent' partner but the silence Of the
new conner is what Sam Weller would call .swer-
rs expressive, oh, VERY, indeed" The figure
is that Of Punch himself, admirably carved, ,sand
as gay as paint and gliding can make him.
There is n "sweetnezs Of expression" in his fea-
lures. and such a1iurement in his eye, that we
imagine the choice Havanas at No. 81, will 70
off like hot cakes under the influence and ans.
pices OF the little man in green, with hump On
his back. Go md see him. Crowds paused to
smile 1t and admire him on Saturday. He held
4 sidewalk levee all day long.
, 1860-06-04
Hundreds Of County Fairs.

HuHaTtu3 Ul E0unIV F1IfSs
All the Late o. s. Fir 1t Gu csgo the soe,etv awarded
this Machine the F1R,T PREMIUM, q Grand Silver Me
dA acd the Specta fretnium O. eloo Sve: Pitcher.
at can9ot he md thu tho eane appear
ance each SIDE u the sean Is made with threads
,' ,Is o. II fo fsny shoqld te Ethout ~ economical
family Or with sterh and beauty stitching
the a.htst or heassest FABRIC In the time that
21.?15 Of these machines we're mi! in lss9 printed
Bill o. Directions illustrating the different parts Is sent
W. Al order. executed with and piompttude. liz
chimes Thcn shipped bo1ed with everything necessary
70 u1a them. And h. delivered express without N
1ury) 10 aay section Of he send Circular
GEu. T. CHlTTESDEN, General Agent,
Nos. 167 L lt2 Lake IT,, Chcaeo, H.
Gof EW r. y. Mh3b7l0-Sml19
, 1860-06-04

DI D

In Addison. Dupaee county, Illinois, b- Eev, II. II.
DUNhlNa. 0"''
, 1860-06-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

20 Go to John Jones, 1l9 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be well done and 1t prices to auit the
fffnn4
, 1860-06-04

A PAssAGz At ARns-An attorney named
Rountree was arrested on Saturday for an as
sault ri It a,mis and!wilh cane, On the person
and physical territory Of Lake street jeweler,
ON Saturday forenoon. The affair took place on
Clark street, opposite The Court uouse, and
grew out Of disputa about an article the assail.
ing party claimed to hare left with the other for
repairs; which WAS denied. Hence the row.
, 1860-06-04

STEWARDS S1ovEs:-A new supply of these
excellent Cooking Stoves are just received by
G. Metz, $50 Lake street.
iunI-1t
, 1860-06-04

HARDoR u1sr.-EIs. Pres end Tribune -
VIII you allow me to call the attention of those
who havethe care Of our Harbor, to tho danger
Of injury thereto By the dumping of earth into
the lake, in proximity to the channel. have
recently observed many scows dischareinc their
loads in places where the material will be rery
likely 10 find its way into The channel, which
las no water to spare. It is worthy of inquiry
whether any such deposits ought to be allowed
north Of Adauls street and west Of the buzz
near the south end of the aar. n
, 1860-06-04

JrpGEAEST REVERSED IN THE S7ow CASE
The Supreme Court hare just reversed the SEN
teoce in the case OF the People Is. ". II. Stow,
and reminded the same for trial in the Re-
corders Court. twill be remembered that de-
fendant was sentenced to pay fine of q 900
for alleged fraudulent sale of real estate.
, 1860-06-04

1Aadtsq Papt.s o} III Hoy.A Ftx ..,.o.s
'oh oALE'-Iae following first
caaa
pr5uss,,~ x.
TesSes
A'ss1ea 1, hm assd aud cs'd Rs.ary.
i1ssas Fs.s1pst.@..s ae ast.i of p,.,.a, ,,..s,
,.AA AZ 71F-7oF oR0f1'
IT, ~, se iar ha4 eash and h.f al1 month"; will tats
address wiz. Il. RaSW: P1s,+ T1,Sa1. TlgM1
5eL1x 81 Cia1k .a:st-
4 P. A. Members Of this Order
< ss Il
{;
GAVE MONEY and at same time
ins:ssse yo9r hasiness By ordering your PRINTING
FURNITURE AT THE
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At AUCTION.
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NA0D1I IN : 30G@ - G53s33 80;
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- 1NG: " have The bes: facilities Of any eoueern
e.. e. "a s. Ssse !sgaes:
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, 1860-06-04
Nem anhertiseu1e11ts.

{. Il. H~R1V8H' Aar<1sisias Les.s, 81 peaysoy,,s.
0s0ssea 70 fsssf's Adseraas. fcr tAis axt all IL
--sN NSs''1 ~ ~ @'oFA h*A t4l.he44-Y
, 1860-06-04

ARREST OF a SUSPICIOUS CATTLE DEALER
OWNERS "AS1Eo.-Frank bowers is the uan e
Of q man about thizty.dre years of age, for ta 0
years past resident in the town Of West CHI.
| cago beyond City Limits, where be has fam;-
| y. For soma time past cattle have been missed
IN that riclnity, and it has been more than sus-
pecsed that Bowers has been In the cattle trade
On the sly.
THIS suspicion las been on the increase. ard
On Thursday the matter was taken in hand By
otilcers William Douglas and Walker. rlo
went into Bowers neighborhood aud began ex-
plorat1ons, On the best authority, gained they
could only find that be owned four or fiye head.
They watched his premises, however, and on
Saturday evening they found him driving twen-
ty.four head Of cattle, mostly COWS, into yard
near his house.
The officers asked him it they we're his-he
said they were, and that lie would be glad 10
sell some Of them. lie was then taken
into custody. and the animals are in charge Of
the City Marshal. It has been bowers prac-
tice. it ia believed, to pick up COWS from the
prairie and make alight alterations in their ap.
pearance By cutting off tails, clipping ears, &C.,
aud then keeping them until opportunities could
be found to sell them 10 city butchers.
onc Of the cows taken on Saturday night,
from Bowers, has been already identified. and
the owners Of the rest may recover their prop.
erty BY proving the same on application at the
City Aarshal's Office. Not long since Bowers
stole COW from widow woman in the vicinity
Of his home, and had the audaclty to attempt 10
retain possession in spite Of her identification
Of her property.
TIE LIZZIE EsGLEs CossriaArons SIT At
WoRK.-The circumstances Of The Lizzie Eugles
conspiracy case are already familiar to cur
readers. The defendants, John B. Smith and
Charles H. Schwab, who were convicted Of the
attempt to reduce the girl to prostitution.
have, since their sentence, been spending their
time in Brideweli, and their money in liberal
outiays, in the hope Of securing reversal Of
their sentence Of six months labor on BridewsH
stone heaps. all is lost, we are happy to say,
md BY the recent decision of the Supreme Court
their sentence is confirmed. They are to COM
mence their SIX months study Of Dridewell min.
eralogy to day, as all the time thus fur passed
in durcss does not "connt." So the interren-
ton Of the lawyers has mol helped them much.
but as it has doubtless helped the lawyers it, is
just as well so. The case is an Instructive one.
These prisoners had openly and frequently
boosted that they had money enough to buy up
MI the Courts in the State, It seems otherwise.
PERsoNAI.-Among the guests at the Briggs
House, we notice Gov. Reeder and lady. Penn.
Hon. i. ". Bartholomew. Vermont; Hon. d. |
RUS Gatf, Mass.; a. ]. Jamison, Esq, Miss; ].
D. Crockett ESQ.,. Miss. uon J. 8 Thornsor
, 1860-06-04

PERsoxAL.-Among the guests at the Briggs
House. we notice Gov. Reeder and lady, Penn;
Hon. =. ". Bartholomew. Vermont; Hon. d.
rus CAT, Mass; a. J. Jamison, Esq. Miss; J.
D. Crockett, Esq, Miss; Hon. ]. S. Thompson,