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, 1860-04-11
Arrival Of a 1apAuc&c War Steamer

[ff1a1 1Ac san + fAlC:<E1 Ttfnt&s Marth 1p.1
The Teop.c Of San Francisco were thrown
into state Of curiou. wonder on Saturday nC.
ternoon last by the announcement from the
ueads' that the U. S. Steaner rowhatan had
arrived, with The Japanese Embassy on board.
The announcement proved to be incorrect. but
still greater subject Of wonder ~as in store;
that is 10 say, the arrival of the japanese war
steamer or corvette Candinmarrui. the tr.t
Japanese vessel that has ever visited my foreign
country. This steamer, which is Of Dutch
make, mounts 10 guus-four 1s-ponnders, and
Al1 S:-pouuders, besides four swirtls and
one howitzer. She il commanded by Cap.
tain katsliutarro. nnd has on board admiral
kimmooransettiuo Cami, Of the Royal Japa7ese
NAVY, besides q regular ist OF Licutenants, En-
gineera, other officers, md crew. She brought
a!ea as passengers Capt. John II. Brooks. E. II.
Kern, and zine of the crew Of tue T.. S. Schooner
J. Fenimore Cooper, which WIS wrecked in
Angus. last at Yokaaama.
The Caudinmarruh has btcn 81 days sailing
from japan to this port. She comes here as u
forerunncr Of the PowEntan. Which she 1sft Mt
the port Of Canaxawa, and which will bring the
Japansse Embassy Her obiec. Is to await the
arrival here OF that vessel, and then TO return
TO japan with the news Of it, safety. One great
tain Brookss presence in Japan,,e End his engage
ment 10 bring her to this port
Il appears that the nautical education OF the
Japanese is entirely Dutch; eveo the orders are
given in that language. The men are good ssi'ort.
| active, obedient, and cleanly. Tbs whn1c vessel,
which il Dutch throughout, il kapt scrupuloualy
neat and clean, and everything in order. As il
well known. the Japanese are far superior, in
many respects, TO the Chinese, and those now
| amongst ux will be received everywhere witt
| honors. They are all intelligent persons. c1-
hiti.ing great interest in everything American,
md able to appreciate politeness and gentle.
| manly behavior. Many Of them hare nlready
lcft the vessel and visited various places in she
! city, aud in return great numbers ot on, pepnle
have visited and bsen kindly rcceissd On board
their vessel, wAich lies mar Va!leo street whari
j 4 party Of tbs otdcers spent Saturday night I,
| thu International Hote1, where they received
various citizsns; and inds.d sroHd has sur
roundsd them nearly all this tins stnos the,
| have remained in the aity.
, 1860-04-11

Tho following is the remainder Of The Niaga.
ra'a news, which failed to reach US ou Monday
morning last, by telegraph. The Nisgara's
dstss are 10 the o4th Of March:
tie SAVOY QUESTION.
Ths Paris Rltr1e suys that the Sardinisn
troops haro commenced the evacuation of Sa.
roy, mud tha. tho FIRST detachment Of French
troops. returning from Lombardy, will arrive
u Ea11y on the 25lh Of March.
II. Thsuvenel's list dispatch to Count de Per-
siguy, containing explanations for the British
Government relative 10 the annexation OF Sa-
voy, was published in tho Paris Aoniteur, on
tho ed OF March. It contains little but what
had been previously stated. 1t points out the
necessity Tor the revision OF tho French IRON
tiers; claims that this il purely an exceptional
case; shows that the cesslon Will be made with
out v'olsnce and Tree from all constraints, and
concludes hY expressing confidence that Eng.
lAnd V1N Ste that the situatfon Of France has re-
quirsd The co2summation Of this project.
IL hord sxTs the reply OF the British Govern
ment had reached Faris. aud 1t wa. understood
thAt II bad not renounced kii hone of prer renting
annexation. or Ut leaa: Of reducing it to propor.
tions which would make it 4 Constant source al
amb1rraxksrepit 10 Franco.
Tbs SEP -or Napoleon, in reeetvinR thu dan.
utation from 6svey- stated that tbs reunion Of
Savoy &bd Nice TO Franco had bees resolved On
in principle. Tbe xsssnt Of Piedmont and al
ths population bad bssn obtained, and tho Ut no.
tia&ion1 with the Powers who signed tho treaty
of 1915 permitted the hops ef favorable *
nnln-"'sa Of ths question BY tds greater part o.
fhsa1s
, 1860-04-11

- ....... AAceNh. Ars1 p 1s6A
Tho "irEcprcssib'e conflict" has commenced
iu McDonoush county. On Saturday last, the
}arecst Delegate Convention tLet ever assem-
blsd in this county met at Macomb, for the
purpose Of appointing delegates to Decatur.
Every township in the county, except orc, was
fully represented. A full delegation was ap-
pointed to attend tho Decatur Convention, and
a! promised to 70. Resolutions were adopted
in favor Of the nomination Of ABRAHAM LINCOLN
for President, and iustructirs our delegates at
Ds:asur to support \. u. JrpD, Of your city, for
Governor.
The Convention adjourned to meet in Mass
Convention. IT &acomb, on Saturday, June cd,
II 10 o'clock 4. r., 10 nominate candidates for
county officers, aud to ratify The CLi:ago ind
Decatur nominations. G.. n,
, 1860-04-11

Tie defeat is not Republican defeat, for the
nominations which hare been defeated we're in
no proper sense tho nominations Of the Repub-
lican party Of Rhode Island That is the reason
why they were Defeated, Everybody knows
that had our present EXCELLENT Chief Magistrate,
Governor Turner, been re-nominated, instead Of
Mr. Padelford, in accordance with 'benefceut
usage and sound policy, he would hare been re-
elected with nothing more than forma! oppo-
sition. This lesson now taught, both morally
and politically, is so emphatic thzt We muy rea-
snnahly hope to reap tue benefits of its saiu ary
teachings for long time--we might almost say
for all tire to coms. It il almost superfuous
to add the hope that the demoralziug TEXTURES
Of the canvass will never be repcated.-Prori-
dtnee Pfefs {Spragpe oygqnl.
, 1860-04-11

CRIMINAL CARELEssSEss.-Tbe alarm OF Ere
yesterday morning before daylight was occa-
stoned By the partial burning Of barn in the
the rear Of No. 2o2 Buffalo street, owned By Ab-
bot Kingman. The flames were extinguishcd
with few buckets Of water. Caure, leariug
aslss in wooden receptacle.
, 1860-04-11

e=.e::;=ss:NEsV AND SECOND
HAsr T7ASo* for <al-io~. P!7En-ard
80 N:lc.Eeoss to Eeus- os4es. tst Tua.ng
k1snos Ne!cdrota. Grs$. and all kinds nf Nu~cal n~ss
n1cats promptly cndsdto- Al kidd Of Nuci 1ns1u
lis Lake ssfes- mar C,rk.
.. Lp.........-A1<-cts wv. =. fho.ses
, 1860-04-11

ITO EENT-On favorable terms,
4 The .tfrr and ba,ement No. IT Rando'ph s,rc,t.
uEder The Tia rnra oase. u fett dep suitable for Gem
1si.eto. Gr Na,dx any e9urnz xe
etescHnt. Csn b. ttru low tenant. Apr'v T.
q. l. WuEELUCk, Dearborn stEet:, opp ,sate TIE ru.t
, 1860-04-11
DrtsS i Gcrihtt1tE
CHICAGO.
Campaign Documents,

Abraha'n L,nco]n's great speech delivered 1T
Cooper Institute. New York, neatly printed, in
pamph1st form, can 10 had at our counting
room. Price ono cent per single copy, 10 cents
per dozen; 50 cents per hundred, or $500 per
1,eeo. ordera from tuwn MD country solicited.
Dacpuent Nc. 2 1z also ready for delivery. 1t
contains the late speech Of Mr.. Seward in the
unitad States Senate, and the crushing rejoin.
der pf Judge Trumbull to Mr. Douglas reply to
the former speech. These two speeches make
10 page pamphlet. Price &I.oo per hundred !;
or :: 90 per 1000 copies. Let the country be
flooded with, thes. noble vindications Of the
Republican pnrts- Send ynur orders.
, 1860-04-11
The Nesv Housekerpcra> Emporium
Of ThNNIaR GcAfHn.

OIL 1nonAfa george
nl' ohts w" oeesa>e he"ls located IN inc
ooaole stare 81 40. 10 Lake street On the cor
heF o' f:aok'in, WIN 'ne @oaed TACT OF d ne"
s'oes' on! 'ne o'o features are retained OF tte
SAME ae''se supervision ana attention Which
mace Inc name o' anomas eeofge' and his
foEmer es1aostsafaen1' hst1e lever down Oh
Lake street, household "oFos with our house
keepers.
hr. George, with the sterling prestige won
from years OF honorable business fesas'ons here,
Is IN 'oe ne4a Win one OIL Tue most complete OF
lis c'ass OF enterprises ever known IN Chicago.
The line oi Non*e far"'sAs"2 Goods comprises
far too wide range for separate mention. 1t
, 1860-04-11

ITO RENT-lIotel ami Stores.-
The Hotel known Like Htuer IN fhIcaco, kav
ing rnde' ex'eas " u. er7s!,ns sd ,tp i -
n-a1iy crmp.etu Il rE~d ff very fAvor!e
te.m+ III ane 1he building
Eta:y for rent. Appis n. f. SNlFH = tht olei.
t.?atk xsfeAks u,hAsh2ll I'M
, 1860-04-11

V3tes- Apply At 4SUEKS lAS, s ark 4. lpIo1.
WAETED-A few eulart active
men 10 fssve1 In Mncts l,wa Kaaka%a.d Tf~eoa.
sn $50 IA ia pie nj pr aE.ole tu.:ne-,
n th et1y. 'are eh rce a otss i. Afpy son
BdTEAAS. Eli Randolph s1-.-up s:A:Ia. Apa13.
, 1860-04-11

TOR SALE-At the great Aiu>i-
l. cal repo:, A. Lake sire I. two OrxAn n:rmcn ums,
rpads BY oa / Hs1I". of 'o.toa. Pe:son. "t:c: tn
c.ty cnuLt dtsrols Of procuring E.l Church In
ssum-n' ehep VII 1nd II ty stoie +3 LAKE th1
caso snpe E7.Eum:lt, which Will be sold fur leAs th1a
cot. 1crma tas1.
tu49f-bS69 In H. II, HIGGINS.
, 1860-04-11
Discovery Of a z ,bbcr's Cave.
CsK1pA, Ill.,, April 9th, 1850.

O1k4DA> lila AFsA VII. 4cpV+
EdIton Tres, and Tribune:
Nataga (which is situated on the c.. 3. 4 @.
4 H.. four miles distant from this rlace} WIS
thrown into considerable excitement on Tues
day last, in consequences Of report being start
ed that " Robbers Cavc" t.d bsen discovered
in what is known as "S2ocn Timber Darrens,"
about two miles from tbs village. The rumor
proved correct.
Tho care. though discovered some timo since,
has been ka2t q profound secret, in order, if
possible, to sccuro the arres. Of those who
might frequent it. For this purpose T. Fl. Tay
Ior, Es!., who first discovered ~, and William
leighton, Esq, proceeded to Galesburg and
procured the services Of a policeman to watch
the care. The policeman Kept guard nights,
wtils the Messrs. TAYLOR and Leighton stood
sentry during tho day. But as no one appeared,
they at length made the matter public.
visited the c4ec day before yesterday. Tin
company with Mr. Taylor. II had not been dis
turbtd since its discovery. Tils cave ia about
niue ieet iong, serrn wide aad five feet high.
On t~o sides were ranged common rough pine
benches, used for seu;s. it il supposed. II
Contained very large book case, nearly fled
with valuable books, asnong which may Us naen-
toned tisobon's History Of the Roman Empire"
six rolumc. +" Nacsu1ay Is u'.tnry Of England"
four volumes. md 4 q1arto N1Ir. There we're
quite number Of bareIAr.' tools, e,c.. 10 the
cave, anu also = very curtousy, aud, might
tay, ing g.uious'y constructed pair Of baois!
Their curiosity consists in the soles being on
<cro.g rnite OF, with tl'e heels where the to, e
ahpu'd be! They we're undoubtedly placed SO
in order to battle those who might wish to tEac s
thcm. / tried the boots on mE feet; they sat
rnthes awkward nj FIRST, but nttor going q little
~t.f. ftn.v~ 1rnH sf.As~ les
walking with tncm. There were other stolen
article. in the care TO the value Of from one
hundred and seventy to two hundred dollars,
atn* Of which have been recognized Us haring
bten stolsn same uapnth* nince.
Tue Robbers Cave" is a't tho talk at present
il Wataga and vicinity, and in this ne'gIlbor~
hood. HoL11x.
We cannot vouch for the above. having no
acquaintance With the writer but give it ~ the
hunter fred bis gun, intending to hit if it be =
depr md In mfH6 If il he n cnlf-Ens n + r
, 1860-04-11
REAT BARGAIN.-The urdi-

" Tdtd one haf Of whast known :. 'he rosts:s LIZ
ra!pe /; e11s IS Of IA Nn With tseo unuey snd
earc'.s sw< and La.a NtA S'1te m sso'e-sr
Ban Bi,eA.uith ehof. complete .et ooi- for nn-
te7!ns Hou.< hnd fuFn1s With sstd acrts Or md
late silehl4n-a With f4ot tuppY Of wa'es
With no rsc ,al aa,I equ- -nt'y fea !.ou danger
r. IN d,nds Ef4cr u -4i d. down h1asc~ TWO
and ye.rs, with ateftts u - pert.nt FIR further
pasteu a1s, in9u re It HANNAH + hQCkT ELL, er 3D.
de ss pot l. o. boz Ga. Ehid-Eo, ILL.,
ChtASo March ~. ls69. nh9beHfn
, 1860-04-11

HOUSES.
House and Lot, NJ r Ia avenue. 1wo r-w thrs
etorY Brick uousea Fu.tol Ate<t mar Cniua Park.
Il II n II psusea4en1+
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TO RENT.-Tha Two sto1 y frame
i Dwelling Horse tl:u ted G7f waba.h avenue te1st
t!d bewten rTeitth and tl s''est lie House Is
" new and rood ortc. With water Ar "a, All! E7rd
haln; Ne4t 500. Apply 10 u. LA-L1N,;a south Mater
, 1860-04-11

CRAcs CuUncH--EAsrEn MEE71xG.-At the
annual Parish meeting Of Grace Church held On
Moday evening, the following gentlemen we're
elected officers for the ensuing year:
J.Taber, Senior Warden, H. ". I1insda1e,
Junior Warden; y. G. IIibbard, d. F, Fabian
]. M. Loomis, J. Nottingham. B. F. Hadduck,
Geo. $. Bowen, Watson Matthews, and Hirum
Wheeler. Vestrymcn.
The Easter offering WAS .frs 1undrs5 and
seefntyJft< dollar, two hundred and fifteen Of
which WAS present from the congregation to
the Rector, Rev. Clinton Locke.
, 1860-04-11

CHICAGO PIIs,EECE AND PIeOyIS-
ION TIT ADE.
Tbs receipts aad shipments Of Produce, Lire
Stock, etc., during the pnst week will be found
in the following comparative table:
Keeetpt4. Ebtntreut1.
, 1860-04-11

EEw MrLI1SEEY.-Ladtes in search Of now
bonnet should not forget TO call at the sew
Millinery Rooms, connected with an old whole
sale house, No. 81 Lake street, just east Of
State, where may be found, in the way Of straw
goods, Rough and Rcad.., Cobures, rich, soft
spiIs-StfaTs, FL renees, English BRAID, Chip
ticnlTff attention is puid here to the execution
Of orders, 80 as to iususe ladies' their work at
the hour it is promised. Old bonness arc
bfcachcd and pressed in superior manner.
and at t!le shortest notice, at the low price Of
IS cents.
New goods constantly received from New
York, and equal in var'ety, stylo aud price to
any offered 10 this market. We hope tic ladies
~ill give the new establishment fair trial.
Phrase remember the localisy-54 Lake street,
between State and Wabash avenue.
, 1860-04-11

The following table shows the amount Of -Four
and Grain in this city On the 7th instant, COM
parsd with the corresponding dates Tor O series
, 1860-04-11


10 tie Citi=sas Co'ltetors and Subscribers to The
Rpu'tieaa IFi;gwam:
But tthirty-six days remain before the meeting
Of the Great Convention. Chicago has here
toferc been prompt respond when called upon
10 act III any cmerecrc7 that has aris n, and
will S: c not be equally prompt TO respond t.,
this CALI Will she not show to her iria,ds
throughout the country what >la caa do in
tl1irt, -s'x days! We ask yon that Lage rnt
subscribed to do so 1t once. We ca'l UPON the
coll. etors to procsed at once with their ,cspt CT
i've collections: and Fay tie money into The
hands Of our HSSsse SSsseasurrr, U. \. Holden, Eco,
{otice northwest corper Of Lake and Clark >ts.)
We call upon subscribers 10 be prompt in their
payments; the building is under contract, and
your Commiltrc urc determined it shall be nut
through, and t!uishr. promptly, and not onlv
finished but paid fur; Let, this be the motto of
the Republican party-rAY AS tor co. But we
cannot do thi, without your uid uad assistance.
Let the success Of tile Wigwam be IN omen OF
tie success which awaits US ia the coming CAM
paign. PE1En PAGE,
Chairman of the lsuf9di1r {.nm
, 1860-04-11

CKuRoR Ixf1oy1xaKr.-Ths Society Of The
Edna Flacs Baphst Church, Her. Ar. 1oyd
pastor, eontsnp1ats raising md eu1arRn their
p1ses1t church hkusturs,
, 1860-04-11
Nel1 advertisements.

- (. &. S:ffVki'. 1,t-..:t.a7 t1--.!! D<u,Arn-i-
Il ..oi=ei Il Aaz.rit-Ne4xs fo- Ills c,1 all o.
L~a?i-5 FcF-Ts Of tk< .Eor.A HA- 1A1he4&y
, 1860-04-11

ITO LDAN-From SO 600 to
l. el10o0 io.lje tulproy p-eoerty |. the ETY. Ct
Chicago. Apply 10 GE lkGE r.bTHLi 1ol Dearo"n
a:seet, Of II Waah!nktL1. aty.JtSt
, 1860-04-11
Hundreds Of County Fairs.

ktts. ats q. $. FIR = chetsn h. Society avaratd
,h5s uarhice tie FIRST Fs:ANIUA. dracd stFE Nc
A.. a,S1Ie $ elal rrtGlr:1 Of *,uo ). "a Pitctct
Tae Locs -tch 143e ~ k1s n.eh . the only stitch
90 ese. ssds q ssa lt n.t: .lse sgo Z e.ds
80 fa,n1is Ato1:i b wts"us tas &c '7onse7l
nse "a ao:: n ~ s;s i co.. a. 5;es;n.
-. h;et Of heavttss ffsh in tts E1ne uEs tAt TN
ss.a11tst ta4i:s 70 GO .a1,s n ta1s ;o ,,,.d
nj az n!feet1ons llusss ex the ddefett pats s'nt
Win ea:t Iah;ns this a1centy expI et to .hor -
80 All nrde, exscu1e1 v.th md rsompttrdt Na
ehSn.s Whss shipped hoxsd With rvaihsok nsts.Ay
10 u.s h n a0d he dst I'D bf s13;tst !TaoT: a.
t3EO 4, CHIT EIpkE. Gsnu1 Assst.
1os. ft7- 4 10 LAks r. Ci:A{o. u.
Boz CO. TO. uh74llF8sali@
, 1860-04-11
DOCK TO RENT-One hundred

IL and sixty feet IN rv:s, 800 fses deep, Tuerta
sses on Wet SIDE South branch Of ChtcA<o k1vtt hs
1nbr y2EI ocsupsd By aatr.s kEo< one OF ~ os
aens hs Lumbar tz4de In tha city, 1u 1snt cheat.
Rzas onAhaH IN lumber. Enquire It IL Ran&e&ph ea4,
ID StAlSs.
ut17ealE1R Z. L. H4L1Aho'
, 1860-04-11

ITO RENT--A Store on State It,.
~ t? =: r. ALLroRr, 81 Va. .hingtoa :t1stt.
, 1860-04-11

4 CAED.-Chicuyo, Aprit J., 1sso.-Tuos.
GEORGE, ESQ: have used one Of tha Winsh,p
Reftigerators for two gears, and consider i. BIZ
far the best article for the purpose intended
that / ever saw.
r
, 1860-04-11
LOCAL, MATTERS.

I Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and get your clothes clenned aud repaired.
They will be we'll dono and at prices to suit the
, 1860-04-11
THE CITY,

NEW MILLINERY Roo1s The ladies will be
interested in and may derive advantage from the
announcement Of the new millinery rooms con-
nected with we'll known wholesale house at
No. 81 Lake street.
CRIMINAL CAnEIEsssrss.-The alarm Of FIRE
yesterday morning before daylight was occa~
stoned By the partial burning Of barn in the
the rear Of No. eo2 Buffalo street, owned By Ab-
bot kingman. The flames were extinsuishcd
with few buckets Of water. Cauzc, leaFing
aslss in wooden receptacle.
LEc7rnE At TIE UxlrlRsrr1 or Cn1cAoo.-
Rer. Il. E. Green, pastor Of the Tabernacle
Baptist Church in this city, will deliver 1cc-
tnrc on Thursday evening next. in the chapel
OF the University, before tile " Prytaneum,' y
the Literary Society connectsd with that insti-
tuition.
fB At Parisl, Meeting Of the" Church Of
the Atonement," on Easter Monday, the follow
ing persona were elected Nardens and Vestry-
men for the ensuing year: Reuben Taylor,
Senior Warden; l., P. Cheney, u. D., Jurior
Warden. TestEymep-L. 3. Otis. S. A. Ford,
George P. Lee, L. S. warner, D. ". Page, Il.
Il. Hayden, ". T. Ray, E. G. wolcott.
BAr7tsAAL LSEnvlcxs.-Our Churches are scse-
raj Of them giving prominence and an espe-
cia]ly interesting and impressive character to
haptisual services, on oceusiona &c. apart lo7
that purpose. Last Sabbath, Easter, Sunday,
eighteen inlauts wers. .baptised in Grace Church.
The number Of infants baptized on the same af-
, 1860-04-11
General ID otlcrs.
ITO MONEY BORROWERS ard

ITO MONEY BORROWERS and
l. LOASER--F FIR the FUN of u sud ross1xe- vt1
anT p41t Of The S,4't. act ry NJ most
errec with tt.ons how t. pst.e) Rs E--
tse a1tss Hpon which t., ot n ''a money. q Ter n
sueA information will 1s,u much tine and e1per.e
in Of Il n.ns Akt.e Ions. Money - b. eas ab-
Satt - y ur,+s are sp .na u1a, lacs In rreotr
shape TO- tn ,.krs- The tact III: .:ies DO eng 70
ant aa.:n stc.E 1a;srs pTots k't2d TT ID, q
saqss; Of eoartt wAe.t h1l to te r.taEled h0ne.
TIM eL tnzo Ell And c.eeuet before WA IL rae
or u4., Ad1re., E. H. tCNN.NGs, PFrste Hro. e. le7
E.rto]nh xrte. Cnteaxo. ap'DxIW
, 1860-04-11

ITO! FOR PIXIES PEAk.-1 am
constantly cur rk and susk 4. Farra Blcnn Seoal'
derr kc vhleh .er TO TIE tzade u The I".sf eash
rr;rr 7. L. E0ltH*
ap;esosx Cor. Wells xod Chicago ave. Nortn Side.
, 1860-04-11

TDTuE COMMITTEE; ON MAN
/ TrA"TuRES LCABEEMES. and other
The uoerened des 70 e7se lots on thr south Branch
and 70: rtsNn-sbe tenants viii suitable hnidnks fot
Packia. Allux. Tanning, TEe.e lot. ~ Be !sssed
DIX. BRAItA Ard, u South Cla:k strt It. i. TO-.
, 1860-04-11

E Just received aud will be sold cheaper
thxu evar a splendid .tocx Of Gas Fixtures.
Il. 81. W1LuAa7u, IS South Clark St.
mho2-Stew-6w
, 1860-04-11

3NANTED.-A Journeyma7 Har.
n.ss Maker 10 60 Ito the country. Ia.utre 1t rs
Ra.sio!Eh stett- NAYUEN, KAY s 20.
apl4.x
, 1860-04-11
auctton EaiRs.
f GILBERT d SAMPSON
Superior household Furniture coua+.
SILVER PLATED WARE, &c.
AT AUCTION.

On THURSDAY. Apsii |, t. eoum.s.r. =, ~
"s~.1 's'' II s4:s,roou.
NJ. o.a-.-.--.-LAKE srRttr vom
kss b. ~ P,,s 10 !rsas she: ~.
a aad aAr Ciah Ps.tor >u!t Tets : Ts tf.ae s'u
Sc T:,ks sea ~o.t < F.s: 1stse. b1sa. 1;s-
isneF t, Iae e ri d.. We tno@. csro,;a Fl ~
i.e1 F.se' s'1a1E WITTY. ~ ,at ~ psss
a., f * Ssees:s. 10 Eex.ns asn r. .,rus!ud
sn1 s fans u: utsrtss Ep'Ds I'd TX 40 hos
~. S.n ~ A5oEanya uah<r tst4aIa Ward,
~ siS.t H.; oars Lo nss;, tiax t.oe- ~. Ha,f
In rs,,os ~, ,es - ess:-" Eo.Aa4 anh E.sy
10 d. .os a. ;. k,e aA~y .nsf lons kreptax
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, 1860-04-11
THE LIZZIE EAGLES CONSPIRACY ClSE.
Smith, Schsvnb, and rIoxhcr Allen.
Convicted.

The trial OF the young men john B. Smith,
and Charles Schwnb, and the co:ored woman
Mother Allen, terminated in tic Recorders
Court yesterday with a verdict Of GrlLrY, the
jurY being absent from their seats only few
minutes. The parties are DOW in jail, with
speedy prospect Of exchanging the same for
home in the State Pcnitentiary.
1t will be remembered that these parties hsre
becu indicted, and are now convicted Of the
srirne Of conspiracy with intent to reduce 10
prostitution The young girl Lizzie Eng'es. John
B. Smith is liquor dealer at 2s7 South Water
street, Schwab bis travelling agent. and the
woman Allen, with plenty Of experience and
fitness for the role acted in the capacity of pro-
cufess. The young girl who was to hare been
their victim has passed through painful ordeal
aud yet with credit to herself.
She has rcrsistcntly aud faithfully adhered to,
and repeated her first statements, and that in
the examination, the Grand Jury Room and the
trial Of the case in Court. The story has been
plain anl simple QUE, and has mt been bro
ken down By any badgeripg or cross .e1amiua-
tlon, md the jury left their seats yesterday at
the close Of the argument to throw their first
aud only united ballot against the defendants.
Tho verdict is righteous one, the penalty We
trust will he exemplary. Tie greater the num-
ber Of such consictions on our crimina- dockets,
while this class Of offences coatinus to disgrace
our community, the more safutary the effect,
and The stronger the safeguards thrown about
young eir:hood, exposed to the wilcs Of theae
destroyers OF both body aud soul We shall
rejoice at each such conviction, as VIC rejoice iu
this instance. Few 80 10 our Penitentiary
stained with higher crime against the com.
| rnunity than is involved in the nttempt to drag
young female down from the height. Of virtue
and innocence.
District Attorney Haven deserves the highest
| credit for his mode Of conducting the prosccu-
tion. We scarcely ntsd to add, il explanation,
that this is tho woman, Allen. the rea11y in
| formal mods Of whose rendition from Niles,
whittier she had hed, came near causing 20 se-
rious disturbance there, growing out of her
vociferous protestatious that she WAS a fugitive
slaTc being takea back to serritude.