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, 1860-07-18
From Warrington.
Especial Dispatch to the y. 7. tEibune.1


Mr.. Buchanan encourages combinations with
lie Douglas men in different States, hoping by
that means to prevent m election by the peo.
ple, and then, through violent and protracted
struggle in the House, to carry it into the Sem
ate for the benefit Of Gen. Lane. This il the
reason why, in bis speech from The White
House. he declared neither candidate to have
been nominated according to the usages Ct the
marty. lie also prompted the proposed coali-
ton in penusSlvania, which Mr. Dougfas's
friends hare spurned. His professcd partially
ior Mr. Breckenridge is insincere. The only iu-
terest be feels in the ticket is Tor Gen. Lane,
| who has been supple 1n41rnment Of his Ad,
| tninistration throughout. This scheme vii!
fail no matter how much pressed, for the lead.
ing frienda Of Mr. Breckenridge understand Iii.
| Dactapau's galAe, and hare expended $500 in
! teleRrapbirg oref the country not to enter 'nto
any arrangement or bargain with the Douglas
| faction.
the Bell men are 10 be nCmiuatlv transferred to
Mr. Douglas, but really to Gen. Lane, was really
confriyed here Immediately after the Baltimore
Convention. Its managers and objects are per
fect.y understood If IN election by the people
conld be defeated, which is now hardly possible,
and il contemplated By q tew desperate mana,
GERS as their last hope, and Mr. Douglas should
be returned to the Nouse as one If the three
| highest candidates., be would have but one vott
in t,at body--lllinois- The present probability
IA. he will not receive an electoral vote, ant
cannot be regarded rs serious candidate.
TIE PATENT OFFICE
The business Of the Patent Office continues te
increase largely, and beyond the ability Of its
clerical force 10 answer the public demand.
promptlY. About 120 or $50 new patents art
| Issued weekly, independent Of renewals, in
proyemcuts, and the like.
TIE 7REAsCRT.
Mr. CLAYTON, Assistant Secretary Of TTeasn
RI. was sent to New York recently, for the puI
nose Of making some arrangement BY whic
The Department might be relieved OF the IN
mcdiate pressure. 0ser f2,oo0, 900 or &, 900
/ | mo Of treasury notes, past due, hare not bee
presented for payment, but drawn the rate {
interest at which they were issued, until pull
, lie notice be given by the Secretary The 10
[ ders fare better under this arrangement. if col
tinucd. than they weufd US purchasers for Il
!, the loan which is to redeem these notes, in tt
q present state Of the money market.
r. pEclEssIoS or NR. LAMAR
Mr.. 1.auar of Mississippi, declines re-ele
u tjoa to Cougrras, intending 10 accept a Law pr
d | fessorship IN Georgia. He is regarded as o.
, | of The falrest and ab1est Of the extreme Sout
ern wing.
TAx1S6 oFr1cR HOLDERS.
! The Office holders here complain Of bei'
t taxed 10 organize campaign clubs for Rtecki
ridge, when Mr. Lipcolo's election is certa
and they are endeavoring to prepare for ge
IN erM exodus after the 4th OF March.
, 1860-07-18

John G. ueenan, the American pngi1ist. who
has gained 30 muca notoriety by bis fight with
Saysrs, the so-cailed champion OF England, ar-
riyed ID the Vanderbilt Oh Saturday night. A
number of gamblers and sporting men. togeth'
er NTH few Of our federal and city officials,
had arranged to give him = hearty reception,
hut the late hour 1t which the Vanderbilt n.
rived. prevented it. Macdonald, bis trainer,
arrived with him. They spent tho Sabbath II
he liquor saloon. receiving the eong!etul.tiot
Of their friends and admlrcra~-N. r Wor3d
, 1860-07-18
r.aRnRERS WANTED.

We learn that the farmers just now a1e
prcatyv in need Of laborers to gather thelr
c1opa Here is chance fox every 'dle man
in the cstY. Take almost my road4 " est
South or North and in single dsy eFe17 f'aa
who wants work can find it. There a1e nnn'
dreds d men about our streets who ought al
once To heed this aarice,
, 1860-07-18

Entdeny On Friday night. June I'd. at HeAzt parase
SAHR1A G.. vie Of Asabel Hoax. Esq. ot Pla1aaeld,
aged d yea y, month and ~ dAls.
~ Newspapers tn New 1amp:htre AID Fe1n1ont please
copy.
In Ches he morning o. the 18th nst Of dlsease o1
the brs, Mn. Il. VAN ZWOLL, In lha e3th ytar Of ke1
age.
~ Ottawa County, Michigan. pap:rs please copy.
o. Hoatay the 1sth tua os pl eass d 'be Hear NJ
JAAE5 AciIK0f, br~thet Of u. Ncusoy, EsQ Hss
SAt.s Attoru 7.
Funesal will take place Il 10 O'Clock 4. n. to-day fo
Ct, 1AutS Chu1c I. Ea1vlre.
, 1860-07-18

Tz,1cnAra 70 St. PAr1.-The Wabashaw
fMinp.) journal Of the 7th says: "3ames IL.
Win.1ow. Esq, tho proprietor Of the telegraph
line, has been in this city and vicinity for the
p.st tro or three days, engaged in putting NJ
the wires, Tbs work On the Inns Ia actively
progressing, the wires being up from Winon'
past this city Two or three miles. The snt'Fe
work will probably BE- completed b1 the LIST o.
A-r,~s$1
, 1860-07-18

HoxE FOR Tue FR1KSDLrss.-The adjourned
meeting Of the Roa1d will be held this
"Wednesday morning At 10 o'clock, in the room
Of the Young Mems Christian Association,
No. Methodist Church Block.
E. F. D1ckHsqs, Sec'y.
, 1860-07-18
nougtaa ard KelE-Eyeretk---Stran
1fEute3f094b.
ICceretpondcuce Of The n. y. ExpreSs.1

WAsn1*e1oS, July u. 1850.
i prominent citizen Of Illinois writea to his
E<rtorol TicEfs be run in that State, Douglas
.oU earry i. The same information bas been
rece,yed from rclinbls sources in that State.
BIZ all means, therefore, let the Union men take
he field without delay. Why they should hes.
itate, Is some~hat Of a mystery. Let them
read the patriotic letter Of William Duer Of
New Yotk, who advises the Union men Of that
State to vote for Douglas rs the sufest method
Of defeating Mr. Lincoln, and act accordingly.
The lllinais Union Convention meets on the
18th inst. The friends Of Bell and Everett in
other States hare, therefore, no time to lose in
urging up,n their Illinois brethren the impor:
taace Of manufacturing an electoral ticket, and
Of supporting it with all tho energy they pos
sess.
| Tenressee, and North Carolina, continues to be
| Of the most cheering description. The Douglss
| men in all those States. i thy eannot 6eat
Brfekinrid2e in any other nay, sriA pott outright
| fnr Rau
, 1860-07-18
19rrss & TriiuttE
<,amnaleu biography OF Abraham
Lincoln

Nc issue today campaign biography Of
thr Republican standard-hesrer, IN style
60 COMPACT and cheap that, with suitable
effort on the part Of clubs, canvaasers and local
committees. it may reach every voter In the
Northwest before the csmpaigu is over. II is
q pamphlet Of 81 pages, Of close type, double
coluu,ns, aud in the style and shape Of The
campaign life oG Col. Fremont issued in 1856
1t has been prepared With great care, By ono
Of the editors Of this paper, aud it may be con-
sidercd m entirely reliable and authentic nar
ratiee Of the life Of AnsAuAx LINCOLN, ,--~e1n-
hraciug also the substance Of his debates with
Nr. Douglas in 1858, had a complete history Of
thst remarkable campaign. It has been the
nnroose Of the writer to make IL the document
Of the times. 4 copy should be placed in the
hands ot every man in the Northwest who cau
read the English language. For the purpose o'
eiying il the widest circulation we will !uEa'sl
it nj tho following reduced rates:
Single copies. . ceo.s
Ftf dozen ..~-..-s....--..-.."" ~" 80. - -
Per hundred. ....-.---.-......-....- - - -
Per Thousand. GU "
When ordered By mail. one cent each n:us
he added for postage. Send in your orders
Address, Press aud Tribune, Chicago, Illinois
, 1860-07-18

Fnox ST. Paul 10 CH1cA9o X sss docas.-
Arrangements hare been completed 70 that now
n..,.orer, leariDg St. Paul 1t 10 o'clock, l. H.
..n ifthe connections Are made, as1's" IN ch'-
,,oc x1. TIN Ainne.ota Junction and Chicago
"a northwestern Railways, At 1918 F. u. the
n.n d,v, Tbis is quicker than the time haa
erer been made before between tne t"o e'aS@"
, 1860-07-18

TIE CAxrA1as.-By referring to their adver-
tisemeut in another nolumn, it will be seen that
McNaily l. Co., 81 Dearborn street, are NOW
prepared to supply all sorts Of campaign mat.
ter, including lses Of all the candidates, ltbo-
graphic and Photographic portraits, letter and
note paper aud envelopes, With portraits, cam.
[ naion snnRstars, etc. Adarass FL ShoYe.
, 1860-07-18

~ The great benefactor Of the Household
-siewart's Summer and Winter Air-tieht
Cooking Stoves. Can at C. Metz, 1so State
street, ct descriptive pamphlet md examine
The merits Of the Stewart store. iyl6.st
, 1860-07-18
CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.
TIC receipts and shipments Of Flour and
Grain during the past week we're as follows:

Tho receipts Of wheat have been principally
new red winter, which has begun to arrive
freely by the Illinois Central and Chicago, Al.
ton and ST. Louis Railroads. or the 62I520
bushels received. 43,o30 bushels came By the
Illinois Central d.
The total receipts and shipments Of Flour
and Grim since the first Of January, COM
pare with 1859 asfollows:
, 1860-07-18

WuA7's1S 4 NAaE:-Daniei Webster, black
as the aca Of spades, was arrested yesterday
for attempting TO shoot Paul Blazer.
, 1860-07-18
Douglas In Delaware.

" 1HH!3t1Lxs H11ufd1Jf RulF lFs
The 1ong.talked.of Douglas County meeting
called hers this afternoon was total failure.
Nobody present.
, 1860-07-18

4 New P1cxlc PnoaRAaxR.-0n Thursday Of
this week comes etf tue excursion to Joliet, the
Capital Of Will county, one Of The oldest and
most beautifu! towns {stopl city, lighted with
gas,l in Northern 1llinois-whose public schools
will compare favorably with cur own, and
where the Geo. Mattison cutoff Railroad comes
ia from the East Now, is that all! 1t is
where the new State Prison is located, and by
this way arrangements have been made to hare
the excursion train stop ut the Penitentiary,
and under the supervision Of the warden and
officers, Survey one Of the institutions Of onr
State, which most Of the children Of cur Ssd~
bath Schools and many adults have never seen,
and from whence, We should hope, might be
[ drawn moral lesson, inpressing both old and
| Young, that "the way Of the transgressor is
| hard"
The tickets for this excursion cost but fifty
eedts-children half pr;ce-and ,uay be had al
the bookstores generally Cars leave the Depot
| OF the Alton i St. Louis Railroad, corner O.
Caual and Van Buren, streets, At st O'Clock
Thursday morning. ~
, 1860-07-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

~ Go to 1ohn Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired
They will b well dons And 1t prices ia aait the
, 1860-07-18

GoSk EAsr.-Thc teachers Of our public
schools arc cnjoyinz their well earned vacation.
Quite a number Of them left for the East on
Monday uiYht,
, 1860-07-18
THECITY.
Canyasser1 Wanted.

The Campaign Life Of Lincoln will be issued
from this Office this afternoon. NewsboJs and
nersagents can do well by retailing this docu-
ment, Tens Of thousands Of people will want
to read it.
, 1860-07-18

e. 1t the Breckinridge demonstration IN
Louisville On Saturday evening last, tho Courier
ssys the crowd was vsriouslJ estinated 81 10"
5000 to 5000 parsons. Ths principal speakels
xere Col Preston, Minister 10 Spain, saa ao3'
Powell.
, 1860-07-18

TT N I o N Fl A L l. :,
Saratoga Springs, New York.
This veil known Hotel peas1ntiy located 81 TIE vest
.ds at nrnatwsY and the celebrated Con2e1e
snd1ea OfExs FOR VISITORS
juno 18th, for tie Season.
nvtba .dt;t1on lust nnshed handsome bstc build.
,ps, ,.n hn4r. fee5 ope ~ tts:nss fe:t
,kHnf,ra hayne ,rout ii uvlr Uni THOUSAND FEET,
NNI1 CAN NCCOMNODATE OVER ONE iHou"
Tht 3 nlnc Hail. Kitchen and lsuadrg ar dnturpasssd
ia lbs couufg IN com2e tnes ana prvoahy
II the world Tue Coutt, n:0sed By ahe toa4 out!n&
mi fanlIr cottages toy7s l7wa o. seye ases IN e:~
tent int ctsd vi aharcd .alkt ape and o. n, c
80, e,n hG-e Will hetn dalihE the X
nm Gaiss hous are a14o attached 70 the pftms #
nE every facility Tor r1eust rs for aaf # Enss
mets Viii thz arproy.. all h,sor Us With then
IMrnaxs PUTNAM + Fame, PfopflekSfs'
4a<s+
, 1860-07-18

Be-NomInation OF John Sherman.
CINCINNATI, JAY 1.-THE Republicans Of she
18th District Of Ohio nominated John Sherman
for Congress by aeclamation.
, 1860-07-18
THE zouAvEs IN NEW YORK.


Hh<fr R<rspfton.-E .-E<ett<ntH Of fAs ~Hassss
-.DrfH Ia fj.s F&rI--IhstS S@psr5s55fH
ftnnrxH<d.
, 1860-07-18

wWe published few Gays since list OF
the Democratic papers in New York which we're
supporting the nominations Of Breckenridge and
Lane. As the list has been largely Increased
within few days We repuh1ish it with the aa'
, 1860-07-18

Voop's M1xs1nEls.-This excellent troupe
are still creating furore at hingsbury HILL.
, 1860-07-18

n7 Just received. the 6nest stock Of I'm
por.ed Seaars eTef brought to this market. at
oakley's, Nnssbu1J Block. jyl0.lst
, 1860-07-18
1l1aantt0.

4 GENTS WANTED in every
~ COUNTY for the sle Of Political Pats.ts Ts,nsps
E.f, HOLLOWAY.
tgs7xu City HOTEL
, 1860-07-18

~C 3. GCR{pkns Ld1.F7tsfa9 k1<n1 "a peaFaortsH Il
{. e.A-ts4 retss Advertisement fof ina aad al IL
xnaeiao Fopsr. Of tbs North FA4. ta1.nss+T
, 1860-07-18

"ANTED-A convenient dwell
Nnx house and lot on WahAah OF aIieh1a3a Avenue
North of Twelfth srett for witch payment rl ~ naae
partly In cash Ant partly superior tanning 4na Aa
1tte.a hn1 II pd4f Qsace. D1fSW
, 1860-07-18

III Miller's Hair 1nEigorstsr-the best In
use. 8. r. Hincfley, agent, 800 Stats street.
fa4Q-$n.
, 1860-07-18

STAGE or WATER IN TUE CASAL--The follow
ing dispatch was received yesterday morning at
the Canal Office:
III. k1Sx1E do not clear bouts after the
l7th drawing mere t1lan four feet:
J. 3. Preston,
, 1860-07-18

THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CoHpA-
NJ have 10000 acres Of high, r'!ns PraiEa Land,
they oftr for s1le o. the most liberal tems
To those who wish TO enkaxe n the sne OF auppEnE
esesele se1.on caa be selected aud he
z2nxe tas taesd produces can bs delivered early IN the
10 those vho de.it: g t1amne thee ards. A,py ia
i!hieaxn. letEsc<3A91-
, 1860-07-18

ny Jonr, If Commerce Whitehall Sentinel,
y y. INV Dook, Middletown Mercury,
Rrooklvn Earle. Binghamton Democrat,
Hudson Gazet,e, Central City Courier,
Putnum Coupty Courier {S5racuse)
Youkers Herald, Genesee Democrat tDa'
ALBANY Standard, tavia).
Scbensctady News, Buffao Evening Post,
Ranner of Liberty. Dunkirk Press Argus
Delaware Republican, Fort JerS1s 1onrnal'
-Hnn C.ss,rs 81. CIAr will deliver the
Annual Address before the MINNESOTA state
Agricultural Society in September next.
~ The number Of deaths in st, Louis, last
last week, we're 145, against 1877 the prerious
week.
, 1860-07-18

Az IxrRoyKugxr.-We observe the streets
On The north and west Of the Michigan and 1lli-
nois Central X. r. Passenger House are being
payed with Nicholson pavement
, 1860-07-18

Tue SABBATH Scuoo1s AT TIE V1uwAH-
The concert at the Wig~am last eyeuing passed
Oft most pleasantly. It is preliminary to the
great S. S. Mass Meeting on Saturday afternoon
, 1860-07-18

tE Assistant Postmaster G. 3. Armstrong
ha. sent to the Department at Washington bis
soec36catious aud lists for the fixtures demand
I'd IN the ne ~ office.
, 1860-07-18

BURGLARS sAnREs1Ep.-James Vanderhurg and
Thomas Wayman. arrested few days since for
burglary, hare been held for trial by Justice
Davis in 5000 bail each. They are young men
Of very respectable connections and standing
l.. 1;f.
, 1860-07-18

6rrFEREns B1 TIE ToRxAno.-The Committee
acknowledge the following donations: Hereto
fore acknowledged, ,es7.c5; collected By Miss
SybiI Sammis. Of Mount Morris, I'LL, $50; Geo.
nacterdike. by E. I, Tinkham, 80.
, 1860-07-18

NOTICE is hereby given to the
Creditors ot Tia late Bank Of N1Aalan. Ohio. to
present unteEsknr Rse.lvers Of "a nank. II The
once of to,s+ HARSH u asaiau. OF or ee.ors tho dst
day March 66 fof disceadA all tne;s claims aksiEss
sad Bank ali cAoas rot presented. VIII be forever
h1rel from al the dsideL d ot the A.ssts Of kd Bauk
81 uzder 1t Court uEuRH tt.KSH,}
I@AAt} IT EESE, ! Receivers.
r. q. HULL.
, 1860-07-18

KRrExoEruL--A culIered pussou, recently
discharged at the Girard House, took his re-
venge By cutting to pieces the Top, cushions
and boot Of valuable buggy.
, 1860-07-18

DW. 3. Keen, at las Lake street, has just
"sei, vhits and blue" Each bears the face Of
"Honess Old Abe" The house are ready to
supply all orders
, 1860-07-18

EUROPEAN CLOSED MAILS roR CHICAGO by
Grand Trunk 03eaa steamers, were dispatched
yesterday at noon from Toronto, c. W., and IRE
due here ut eight o'clock this morning.
, 1860-07-18

Boz Daowssp.-Yesterday morning boy
named William Poull, aged three yesrs, son Of
Jacob Poul1, living At 344 South Wells street
was drowned in the river, At the foot Of Harri-
son street. While playing with some ether
children he accidentally fell in, and vss drowned
before assistance could be rendered. The Cor
oner held IN inquest, and the usual verdict waa
returned.
, 1860-07-18

OWNER n ASrEp.-An owner is wanted at The
Cits Mprshal's office for small bay horse, bug
~, leather net, and whip. The Establishment
was left in front Of the house Of Henry Il. Hol~
den, No. Ge Edna Place, On Monday night, and
remained until the next morning. when officer
T.Lr.n.. $nnE nnrA nf them
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:, ,sroN SUPERIOR CoURT.-The Spring Term of the
narior Court for CASTOR county was held last week
'u Eardaway Bone, convicted Of the murder of James
Cornelins in Catawba county last summer was senten-
I'D to be hanged on the 25tb of May we learn that
oD threatens to sarve himself to DEATH and has COM
puced by refusing to eat When asked ii he had any
G saw whv Sentence of death should not be passed
l him he replied by asking the Judge to extend the
long as possible 1t is supposed that this request
n made with view to executing his threat or with
Wa home of escaping 1t 3 said that satisfactory evil
e an has been obtained showing that he is fugitive
an instice having committed one or two murders and
,bnr crme8 in Tennessee or Georgia His real name
is Isham, not ne. -
On Wednesday, VIM Murrill was put upon trial for
killing Tree negro called Macon Rankin. A; W. Bur
nn and J. F. Hoke Esqs appeared for the State, and
Eavd ScLeock aud l. E. Thompson, Esqs for the pris-
anor He was convicted of manslaughter and senten-
ej to be branded and imprisoned one year in Mecklen-
J1dge Osborne is spoken of in complimentary terms
m LAWYERS as well as all others having business in court
Wherever be has been the Circuit he has maintained
be character of an able jurst and faithful pubic officer
MIR. Lander the Solicitor, being absent, the duties
we're ably discharged by Messrs. Burton ard Hoke.
Charlotte Democrat, 9Th INST.
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for several months, been very much swollen and named
after few weeks of the Balsam, perfectly cured
and well as ever
Yours truly, M. FOLEY.
Prepared and sold by A. B. q D. SANDS Druggists lO(
Fulton street, New York.
For sale also by w. 81. LlPPITT Wilmington, N o.
NAV 10. 1860 37-IW