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Serious AdrAy.

4 serious af1ray occurred Friday afternoon,
on Spr7ns street., between Michael Wright,
dray1nan, and C',as. Bell, porter in Mel''lIs >
store. on the Lcrec, by Which it is possible the
latter will lose hts lit. Bell received several
gbastly wounds On the top and about The beat,
inflicted with a hatehet. He was al'Te last ere
ming, bpt it was thought lie could not recover.
W1i.ht1s arrested and in prison. We under
stand there had been difficulty between the par-
tics }.lore=is1}.a1 4.frfr{iskr, 9Th.
, 1860-01-10

New YoEk, Jun. o.--Tcn Eycke. a seafar;nR
man, voluntarily delivered himself into custody
for tile murder Of James Quinn, on board a ship
in North r,yer, oil the 2Gth of November last.
A man named Dowing is now in the Tonbs
awaiting tria1 for the same offence, having been
accused Of it By Quinn before his death.
On Saturday morning, the percussion cap fac
tory, on Carroll, near First street, Gowanus,
owned by DIR. Isaac Gollworth, exploded, killing
INSTANTLY young man named Hn'lenbrock, the
onty person on the premises at the time.
, 1860-01-10
Funeral Of Bishop Newman.

PnlLApELrn1A, Jan. 1.-THE imposing funeral
ceremonies OF Bishop Newman took place at
st. Johns church this morning. High mass
was performed while the body laid in state in
the funeral car which had been conveyed to
the church By procession Of the Catholic So
cie.ies md large concoursc Of citizens. The
church was draPed in mourning. The int.r
r1ett takes place to day. Seycnty-threc Of the
clergy were present. including Bishops Ken
drick of Baltimore, laughlin Of brooklyn. Ma
gill Of Richmond, and Assistant Bishop Wood
Of Philadelphia. Tile concourse was immense,
filling The avenue to the church.
, 1860-01-10

FER -ttAbA-J A1F1ATcoL4 Uft. -,
cor1ox MA1ktr-Thc Rote7s ci.e7lar Gays the alvces
America Of hr iar:. receipts at th. paris and tie ten
acnry In rsc9ucnrc IL ncc:t the mates Of the CROP
ss s s
rharsrd considerable inavr has be- received, Wills
VI i}he i4ads vay Sa ".d n sales Of the week
fsot 1850 bas<. Including 'foo9 a nsen'a.len
vi SIC. of atst 6oou ,as Ils olci,i q4ota,i,ss az
fo!iows:-Fa:l VI, ann ~ ma!Eeg *: Mobile ~:
c,,.a ssa q Sisss: e. nf sansi ~ a'1
Private cirtui..s qaott ZIG cline !, HA*d.
ot II orders Buycr4 couli Operate At Dc Inc ou I'll
ar1,c.c. There's. hawcrcr. no pressure at present.
o4 I us, pis e pS,
s.s3 @:'s Whfat ;q4;et for eohsn.pt'e1 1ut IN me
ssata l+ed forwhlse d.neoras slightly e.acr3lsaS.s
rsovls,oss further decline h.. bern submitted
tma1 pms! 81 ew hrs a1y q tut ms not lccn told.
Tess I,r u
eas at 'afhr dtattr, but cuI, IN mode
:s,. sugars .e,y Sut.. hut an: GGs without n,,,etal
u M s l:.sa G % ssa +
ID ea, TOT CoEeo for >cand er*ens not much cranEcd
t1SnoS NAnKE7s.
Barring Ere.. ca, report follows: Coz market qul.
Ct aa: ri:s without cau... iron. Welsh du! 1t So o.
in les. Ie,and lut supplies llArd and ann prics ns a.
tan.d TIA wy d1n aud rst'sr desrer snm'noa tcnso.
lax T.iow s;s..x Spirits Turpeut'hs. sAasd6d lsee
4 AsEs,e4s M ~ WszcraT1Ex~,,or.l% ell Il Son 7ryot =.
whaut .ns chz, ot lnrstsnce Tr1e cantinues 10 r.
aeea:y d. n.,n. for state s-ks and o"re :n9n for n
NosEs:~Tns auetuat:on in the fund. had teen sssh.
esvd lee ar he Sss u ii II dr
The dcsai for tiscnnn ea1ues a'ier active and TT tt
iarns scrlas den aud sx sc:t on fri c,at.
curt THY oe ba; .,lse, ss3Ad. Amscsan EsE;es
Sou.sc Clos. arm II th- ~. Ken'c. 7of 5oc.
, 1860-01-10

- ACME. AND. MlS>l>olt II
IL Etl1.l:UiD.
IA anlane. M'nisv. ian. s'h. l:to :.ns ~El run As
fJGcwk day. !>1aIays e1cci ted}:
LEAVE RACINE.
At f0:.0 l. w. Meeting At Clinton train ;rarns Ch.ca
=: l::1'F. ~. b, t.: h.<slxo anI Northwestern
FsJ. aMl a1risi,- ut Flrrts1 W. Ma
t:AI* q. TIE Illinois Central t. H. fvr the Wst aud
South
LEAVE FHEErOEr,
At ~. T.: K:.'t I'll tras- tue Nj
E"rr' aa- t:hcL.n kI::Eua ;ur =. .sa., and I'D
wankrt.
Es+xM forwarded 10 al p:ntr the 3Iis.',-!7t' H"u
low ~ Ly Any o.ter tatr. slI VIII tbs uc1t.
6e4u1eh.
Fur Lf,rn It1on in9u1re 1t fcc Of Chcasn aEi yaft
westssr. AMI III a.u a.t u ,1waus.. Ka;.fraLs.
KtAEt.T u.AIiI.lS. H.rr
= A. TfIflMSs}S Cant n arxper
, 1860-01-10

JACKSON, Mich, Jan. 9.-Eight persons among
them old residents, we're arrested Saturday, |,
charged With making and circulating counter.
felt coin. 4 large quantity Of bogns monty
with tools, presses aa1 dies were found IN their
possession. They are undoubtedly large opera
1ors, aud belong TO IN extensire gang.
, 1860-01-10

IBr Tz11GIAfH.1 NEW foaE. .3enee.
TIE adyiecs by the Arabia to tie dat tha. 6anf
The ahArea IT The nLs Ce tsa at'uat had been Laid In
full chiefly By tuEng In the dceutues Of tree lsrd isn
Cnl1r+ny-t?DN uf the CO entues H. sste f!u Of
the fr+e land tond. Thee w!h the tc land oHsb csh+
eie1 ia lie land ~patErnt, arount 10 4s2 a Aa.e
ttseharErd os tht freu lzsd debt aAftettl sa.t
On the llin"ts Cenira, fo:4 Is most ri sfc, The
IRON England and r. .ha1cs aens hack sc aaounnE
du1ik the year to Go0l Which have nj BEN sorbet
Moutnl.
ney market continues active and tn Discounts
nrte chznxr The Gennt being s2s pr c:n1. Grs1
el,s p.rc G. lam. o. :, e.;sF s,esk'
- q -, lo0A: Chi s j. l. 6:H: Gal + CHI 81 =
Eas1 ls; III: IM:e,!Ee q IL r:a.s =: os;< II e.
.34: bonds s6K; Erie a. zR5; do ID 9H Erte bocds
Of z. =; Brooklyn City Water Loar -: q $ IS It
'E6 qoE.-
, 1860-01-10
Financial atn Commercial.


NpsDAs E%Es1so Jan. .. 1ea"-
Exchange went up TO two per cent preuinns'
From the increasing stringency Of tie past week
tue rise is not unexpected, To como at the real
sta.c Of things. it reads }bns: Exchange, Il;
discount on Illinois ard Wisconsin currency,
II. Tint is whit the people md business men
generally are paving tl'c manufacturers Of cur
ccncv far the privilege Ut using "promiscs 10
pay" instead Of money.
Gold : per cent. tor currency. The demand
is nearly nominal. A typographical error in
yesterdays issue made geld per cent instead
Q: g. There las teen no change fos some tine
past.
PnosrEcrs-Thc last nua,bcr Of the New
York ladtptndtat has the following paragraphs:
Ali >ec,,ous @! the country ias c improved in
mater.sl weslth during the past year, and
everything Indicates a further Improvement the
pressn. year. Tue West, which 1ell 10 greatly
behind, is recovering, though more slowly than
is desirable The wealth Of the country Us
a>u.cA By its products. raw and manufacture
ed. 10 rapidly iucreasing. 1t ia unfair to Judge
Of the wealth Of the country merely by its raw
I,reducsa- The manufacturing skill and indus
try Of the country increase the value OF every
raw product. whether raised here or imported.
aud lhc wealth OF country is TO be measured
mostly hy its manufacturing power.
In this tho Northern SECTION uf the country
has llade and is 1uakin:, great strides. The
export, Of manufactured goods are increasing,
but the home consumption still more So The
power Vi consumption in tue community has
greatly augmented this lust year; and this
chiefly by the .,re1t Abundance of the uccessa.
Tcs Of HE, prices OF food and fuel being remark
ably reasonable, and allowing consumers q
greater surplus ef ,ncaus for clothing aud ar
, 1860-01-10
T1autts nF ftshf. Wnv

New York, Jan. y.-Georse Washington
May, late Lieutenant in tue L. S. Army. died
in this city yesterday Col. Nay distinguished
himself at The battles of ralo Alto and Reseca
de Ia Palma, the taking OF Monterey. the seige
Of Vera Cruz, and ut the battle Of Sierra Gorde.
, 1860-01-10

TRAINS AlE1rE-r1:ts + am, Way raa.cnse.
- 5.1t rn, Through E1t t7xss.
oc15'v CEU. L. DUNLAP. Superintendent.
CHICAGO AND MILW AUKEE
~ KAILKOAD.
Trains *.lve tcaEu At |. u PIN. fur Milwaukee an!
Inter ella ssAcL~ cling With Lat Nil
wausee Glifr'".': at aa1pn r Rau.rsIn, anti. !xt
Tt4lA fr Mlw.u-se- viii aseuxet at S:4a
s-n- fts arcnns' atIIn ir4rcf. EAia% nlnye
S., pn. II M Milwaukee Els finn wausssan,
Ete.1At At J:i3 PEI.
, 1860-01-10

Sales Of 20 ordinary Cattle from q. .0ses1.e5.
Sales Of ECO head better quality from 10 e3o9
Sales Of a fen extra Cattle 1t s3.1eHG3.e5.
tiosl shipping Cattle in great denand With m"sc
buyers than Cattle. se7eral Eastern men. grey to tct
Inconvenience otll: to return with thelf money In
tAslr pockets, without making purchase. Good Cattle
1pcct with .ra r. sale while thin tner tto.k has little
70 demand txccFtto retali to bu chess cr 1ackert.
Sales Of All logs from e4t1to e4..oa465.
Sale. of 80 sheep from *ss *ss.cc3G.:0per heal.
Tie average Of rcs. .: 70 for cae. s4o for ho7s
aad - per cwt 70, shsep; sows es93o Below VIC gve
, 1860-01-10

LEAvrSwonrn, X. r., ian. e.-Tso fires yes
terday destroyed property valued ut $d5, ,H'e !;
insured Tor *i',tM. j,
The Territorial Legislature yesterday ,,assed
resolution adjour,linS from Lecomp:on to
Law1 eucc, which was vetoed by the Governor
, 1860-01-10


Asnr- quiet, but with tzitire fa'c<.
Nidt3ns u lanes.
mil Mra arc without mate ta' chat1ct. Demand cllcts
s1su!atiSc with il.Eu hs.ntas fur The supply ~ the
p7eaa, Of TIE local Sales 10 go ss At t1
Sa:s g nea hss1 70 ~ az
e'.s3 Shipping nd Extra Kouat uSop cisaiuE quiet.
; e as ;oTs "a On scs9 s. % 3
4io Corr s. sa - and unchanged. Bueswhsat flou!
HiskY~lis.vy rase-: o. his st c6c
aselFy' Mlx.as.s Is IL i ;gs r hs9 d., A. si
st4o aud bn Red do at et g.. Rye F1my held sales
@ bu Al &c IN t"1r aud that !cfussd for mo!c hares
n1:an1: ssss a@ , s Saass a. s1s e,ase Saa g
h.at t.Es; 3u ns White and Yellow; AID a. - old
White pshc n. Gats IN little teter Ftquest AZ ~ 70
Ta11e1~n Seter demand. sa1e' ss.eoo Is butchers
1i,pE lei,y nrnls held at CSC toE Buenos ysss and
's fe.,sMot ~ sc aese .!es ooo ss!.
a1e rorr lille sete hu. prices xihont
snatea' change. taes 1870 bhs at sihS 10. meS t3 ~
ST NJ: i fat f.or o lie d
densnd Sales he at ats . =. 70 n sf p,i1f 81 y
Sui Sales of sa' ots a: l:c ft state ana wsst. r.
}i;ns neg beef mde.sfe request: saes 9u p
5sss e4. n1t fs&Sx 20 sso ea1
s ii pare western NJ Tbed % IT p . nas sH W
t!dc. nj N. Tut mas nnl At @st T., ,is1
H. @a css II ,asi.r ~ Oh q cfs1 sIe th;esc
snady Vi "a ,ic ttee qnr hui tr .sies q sa. ~ H.
Ro Il . n -. ans. g = snssi M ean,' sma r.
nss ION: ,.es shs &c afs cn s he 761
10 boae, Hasnna and Ia ta=s stan'l!a. part nc.
, 1860-01-10

Tic -4rdbiA.Wi liverpool dates to The 34;h
u!t., was tciegrapncd this morning. Flour WAS
reported unchanged. Wheat quiet but firm.
Corn declined Cd. Beef lower. Pork neg
lectcl.
Thcreceipts Of Hogs. live and dressed, since
Saturday amount to 3,G45- Tie weather WIS
unfavora'lc, andifhe market was slightly de-
in sl1lntutious aud sales Of Urcssrd werc 1nnde
, 1860-01-10

Bos7os, jan. .s.-lr. VIM. Sawyer and wife
vero found dead in 1leir bed Yesterday morn
inc. 1T their residence, uavcrhill, Mass. Their
death was caused bE the coal gas esc.pln: from
the fue. Mr.. Sawyer was one Of The hrm of
Messrs. Cheney, Avezil] l. Co., express men Of
this CITY.
, 1860-01-10
Mail XrrnsrtfIHt3 rites.

Pu11a DEAru1A, Jan. :'.--The merchants are
much annoyed By the failure Of The Southern
ma1'*. aiIs Of the 9Th from New Orleans are
now duc.
, 1860-01-10
BALTIMORE GRAM MAEKEr.-The P1a-;ot Of
fbnt :..

the 7th reports as follows :-Graln was again in
light supply, aggreeating less than 4.'aD bnsl,-
els. We quote white wheat at Sl.:n&I LAS per
bu for fair TO strictly prime, and red ~ $1.ea@
70 per bu for good 10 prime. Corn was duli;
per bu, and yellow ut 75Ges0c for good to NJ tne.
The receipts Of oats were very light; 3]ary!and
sold ut 4Scl4l and Pennsylvania at.dCl47c.
Rye-Wc quote Maryland at "oc and Pcnusyl-
yauia ut 95c.
, 1860-01-10

New York, Jan. e.-Ar. VIM. E. Burton, tue
distinguished comedian, who has for some time
been iii Of disease Of the heart, was 50 low res.
tertlay that some Of Ills friends feared be might
not iive through the night. Very slight hopes,
it il said, are now entertained OF his ultimate
, 1860-01-10
.AS :.
Daily Review Of Chicago Market;

MospAT EvIs1so, Jan. I, 1st9. 1
FLOCR-Rrcvlpt., ess BIDS. Aasktt 1,osc ac.ivs snd
ts7nsr. sa,es Hese:-lbo bss "co" AID 100 hos .osf
ear City" tpsng cxtA & d"l; loobels 's&csat 70 AZ
40 e; 81 ba, "Commesc!a" Il s. d. 400 tb: coed
spIg ,.ts It 4so deli Luis 'Gl.te" ng 1t1a aoo
- Ibis "MtcouF.n" wiosrI del; 80 bo's Iowa
cub'ztt p. t.. 10. nas COED apting .uper nj d.
MILL STUFF5.-Good demand for mlldinEs BY a:sa'''
es. Says wec:-1o tons good 1t e. On track; to's
ground feed at 81. % on tsa,k.
WHEAT.-Eece!pts, 7.9b6 bas MaEset declined ets'e-
sses weEe 500 bus No. stprnt At s'cin store; es
spring by sample at Il tsack COO bus euhas u Gu
CoRS.-1hcelpta IS 30 bus Market dull aao ffeEu4'
Sats were:-10 bus No. at 50: In store; o ers oo@
tc on tIacf; 50bus do In bags oie On tk 1o9bus re-
eetd At @c tack Lilo bus do &6o tssek' So' Jus
do - $thc on irnek; c01 bus do At DC on track.
oArs-Keeeipts, ,el4 bus Market trrn Sales weH:
su1 bus No. a. sc track; lsoo bus do 1T see IN
track; so0 bus do At Sic eel.
KfE-Recep'e, 81 b,. Market advanced lc. Sales
were; l6l bags No. at 7se on tsa.k.
DARlEY-Kseipts, ,L7a7 bu. Ma1ket fEm with Eooa
lal and ahl. ping dtmand. Sale: were; 500 1u No. II
60c In sore 80 bu do a. &C track; SO bu c1a GO A.
6ron truck.
sEEDs-ReceIp:s, 100 D. Timothy III god request
Saes 1to bu fair sctd-so!d satIdaT-at as1;
| 4; bu CO at e:.l9k.
uIanW1NEs-Recep!., 3ti btls. Market advanced
c. Sales 1oo bs at el.c IS hrs In lots Al &C
| ALCOHUL-ilt2Ec z ka1.
| rkoyI>1oAs-Markct quet, Ness Fork nominal At
s.sa15.5o Cut Meats III fair demand. Sales were: l0'o
U;s s;ts at t7sl plk.d eno09 Is Green Sides 1t Ge
| 40 :..s I1ckled Hams ALEC.
LARD-l.,br. Prime Al 9a:c.
] TAtLON-Nomicala at 10c.
| DRESSED HOG$-Rcccipts e,497. Market quiet aud
unchanged. Sizes were:
50 Hogs averaging e p 4 800.
/ 4a] =. Mt 4i.sl and So, dividing on eH =. -.
lis :. At - o. rs, 5.15 md $50, dividing On 10
II .. 1t s5A. s5i and 5..a dividing On lso and 70
e ;. ate3.:3 go md 5sc. dividing On 10 and 70
rCTTEr-F!rkln dull at 1oS1'c; Dairy. 1e@loe.
| LGGS-f1e.h 15c doz-
ToTAT1Es $40 bu~hels rnod Pihkeyes 1t &c d*l.
| PuuITEY-DsezEedC Chicken, q .es@1-76f doz.; Tul
| keys 6@:crn.
HIDES Receipts 75s44 ~. Market nssnef With oc
de,u.nd. *saes Gslen 6@ft:; Green Sa.ted, Il
sA.; Dry Flint laGisAc. .-. -
LIVE STOCh-Recelpts c:rs cattle and do heEs. II
Lngs tisg aud hut very Lt:le doing Il
lo ~ hogs Etparted Saturday. was by typo$aPi
ca ts1or put =. e4eo It shou. h.ve been s499. Thcse
good demand for prime cattle for shipment but few
firinc. I lie sal s tel1y we!t:
, 1860-01-10

BE IELEGRAfHJ
The Bank statement for sht week Eao~1a
Decrease In Leans of.....-. ...'--.,''s
10 SEkt1t..
Decrease In deposits. S7'sS
, 1860-01-10

NORTH AMERICAN FIRE IN
IN SUHANCE COMPANY,
o. IAH.ToEp, cax1Ecr1cCT.
PAID UP CAPITAL+ 100000.
Insurance Against Loss by Fire Only.
" HUBBARD < HUNT, AgentA Chicago,
Cor, E!aTk and South Waters
NORWICH FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
o. NORWICH, c0kS.
Paid up Capital. s1e1, 1,636,23.
INsURANCE AGAINST L0:S BY FIRE
HUBBARD i HUNT, Agcnts. eor- of South Water :r:l
Ct1rs - I;st Ex.,f. Ithans' b!ntk. 0csA ball
, 1860-01-10

u. A+ liVN@os. zen MAhakff. <+-. Wv
DITI SEUi.GlI, FUltI WAANh
l. AN CHICAGO RAILROAD.
pscss4i nd caz>run f"sn chicago to t!ttbsurst
u.thui' e:l mgr. c,nnecs:nE with ths crca.
rENN>iLvAStAC CEN FttAL RAILROAD
To New fusk. Iii a.:e.&.hiA, b4aoEr aa Washington
Otj aud athe Interior town. of Pennsylvania, New Jes
ker. New York. N.sv!s#l. fc.
Merchants. by taxing tbs E0'e. will have tho teneht
nj t.r EAs.est market al At additional cost.
E.x-a.- checked through. -.
Trans !e1vt thr i-E"t, nf aa1 and van Burea
strrtts West sd~, as h.lluxs:
SO -Mn.nins Express. daily tSuniaYs excepted
81. ~ N--Shkt Exprrs.. Ia:iy saturday excepted.
fn.c.til4 1t Crrsslae with cleveland and Lake Shoft
Ka:fou iunkIrk Eualu. Nilesra Falls New York .rd
iuetnn, and Al: nferier towns " New England Sew
1erk Ctnra7nd New fns. aht Edo Ea:ir.:us~.
Afsr, >onta tp t'uumhu-. E41eart:e. Newark. No
Sernnh, >tu5eugte heelI aud [aes1us uh.o
aa.t 1r:sn:a-
The abvc t.a4 connect Fose~t With tra.ss sise
River :a to Springfield Cftaua. Uaytan and cineunau.
Also viii aims NJ Lima for Itlrfon anil Gntnn3Ft
FAf:E ~ LNW A. ANY UfIEls IlJCrE
Passengers tI:nd LIST will tGI tAa beth pt,eani
al! sxr~.e. pl~sn- shnuxh many 1t the largest aud
one>t III rs u the Tinted >t4tes.
f,set.ets striving 1t chtas any nf the roads will
tE attentive check agets the tputs. receive cheeks
al cnnvry ba1Ge ire Of charge TO the rtt.huSf I'D
thic=a-u c-E-- : rrr:E: cirs acc1uiauy ttr ttaln-
1ckets Ter safe II all c principal Ticket tr-, the
West. ItI .: Tie tun.anys 0ce. OF Randolph I'D
D+aFbora streets utpnsie the cve.t Mo,s:. II ss
De.st Wc, SHE, of E4c An4 Van Buten seetA
E5i..l.n.
, 1860-01-10
;ftc.Go LIyE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO LIVE STUCK M1KKkETs
IaLr <hoy- St anil kLirpfa9 Idnis a6rtt. R<7n~f hu
WALTER SnErxAs+ e1ptf,sy for the rAEss AID TMBCsE.
fur ueek eniiay Nunday, Jda g. ls5a.
Stock recelredfor wcek...-. -,
- ..... .fHe+p ~
...,,,,,.......,., ....hcga c,3si
-
, 1860-01-10
INSURANCE.
T n S U r 4 n C E.

PARSONS &. uADSygO1lTII,
AoIS7s.
Irving Fin Insurance Company, E-w 1o:s.
Connecticut Fire insurance company, Ha1tforl, Conn.
Western Massachusetts,. Insurance Cou12any rit>a.d,
Mass.
Atlantic Fire and Marine 1aAur2nce Company, r1o,i
nee, r.. ~
Roger William. Insurance Cou7auE, Providence. Il. L
E1uisaol Life Assurance Company, New To;k.
Once No. Dofes Building, corner Clark and so1t
Water streets Clksgo, Ill.
, 1860-01-10
Rauruau8.


THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
l. TR4L KAi.RoAp. ----'---
Ths saFaaS Of III, Road Is equal to any IN sts
Three Through Passenger rraiuv
Between r.ss.sarxA and pnilai*lphl.,
Gonnes,nf t:see: IN T. Eaoa leto, At Ptstu,sh With
III s3s5s ":
ssa ~ q s ss:f e sr.a.pn isi:
e. .',s s.sseSs sh a Woodruff.
s<tFnt "a: e E1Pft: ~ ta.t 1faln. H. S1sss..
S; 20 II: IL: ~ .a:i y;
F..t I1ac connect f,r BALTIMORE aad W4;tln<ten:
Paea sn son.se, hasns%
Two Daiiy Tran, be.wera Sew Yosk and Dos,on.
through l's%ss al F4i rs good en either Of the abse
Do.s Teset:;o B~stcn kt-od Vim Norwich Fa River
es b.oueh ss Nsz ''soss ee Of
~ p ob.a.asi AT esths Important Railroad
s:;.;5s, ceapiay BSso@ Ss@ @ saf -
- tAaE AIrATs - Low AND rgdK ~ Qr1cx ~ Ex
AST oFHx1 koC11:
ASK FOR TICKETS BY PITTSBURGH.
The sssppl*ssoa p :ehe wxn connections Of tho r.nn
DIRECT LINE nGSGYyET SET,4 wrsE TsE EAST AND TEE
nFns s sSnpssste 4, r .he ET4E rt..
w1ss he saving q tins. ~ appsesed
q xsers IT, p9s s:p 10 ar
sassa4 stAer ot,he follow nE agents o shs c:ncsay
D. a. STEWART. Pittsburgh:
II p'fs: Stssv Ge z,1ss, .x,xo r. MpeZ.
Esr;nos.h: s: rastott c.: .ss:r.ssl1s. ina.: L.
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The GEOGRAPHY OF CoNsuNPTIoN.-Con
sumption originates in all latitudes-from
the Equator, whore the mean tempera-
ture is eighty degrees, with slight vari-
ations, to tho higher portion of the Tenn
perate Zone, where the mean temperature
is forty degrees, with sudden and violent
changes. The opinion, long entertained,
that it is peculiar to cold and humid eli
mates, is founded on error. Far from
this being the case, tables of mortality
warrant the conclusion that consumption
is more prevalent in tropical than in tenn
perate countries. Consumption is rare
in the Arctic regions, in Siberia, Iceland,
the Farce Islands, the Orkneys, Shet-
lands, and Hebrides. And in confirma-
ton of the opinion that it decreases with
the decrease of temperature, it is shown,
from extensive data, that in Northern
Europe it is most prevalent at the level
of the sea, and that it decreases with ir-
crease of elevation to certain point
1t is uniformly more fatal in cities than
in the country,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-13
The Reason why.

Occasional" the Douglas Democratic
Washington Correspondent of the Phila-
delphia "Press," the organ Of the Doug
las Democrats of Pennsylvania, gives the
following as the reason why the Admins
tration Democrats of the House would
not support Mr.. Gilmer, for Speaker:
| You will observe that the Administra-
ton men in the House refused to vote for
Mr.. Gilmer, of North Carolina, when his
name was presented as pcace-ofiering
the other day, and after lie had been sup
ported as well by Democrats from the
South as by Republicans from the North
The reason for this was because Mr.. Gill
mer openly upheld the course of the anti.
Lecompton Democrats, and denounced
proscriptive policy of the Administra-
ton prior to his reelection last August,
and was endorsed by an increased ma
jority. Mr.. Gilmer could have been cleo
ted by the Administration, having not
only received the support Of his own par
| ty in the South, but running over their
vote, and he required only the Admins
tration column to put him into the chair.
Thaddeus Stevens, James II. Campbell
and other Republicans of Pennsylvania,
threw their votes honestly for Gilmer,
while William Mllward L. Joy Morris,
John Wood, and John p. Verree, repre-
senting the commercial and national sem
timent of Philadelphia, also gave him
their support. lie would have been
sound" upon the slavery question. lie
could have done nothing else but select
the committees upon a conservative ba-
sis. He would have responded to the
sentiment entertained by a vast majority
of the people of Philadelphia, as well as
of Pennsylvania and of the Union. But
he did not suit tie administration, because he
,oouM not haze consented, on tic one hand, to
assist tie Southern scccSstoaists, and on tie
other to suppress Investigation into the notorious
coruphons Of the President and his Cabinet.
When such Opposition men as Mill
ward, Stevens, Wood, Z. Joy Morris,
James II. Campbell, and John P. Verree,
aided, / believe, by the entire Opposi-
ton delegation from New Jersey. made
this offer to the Administration, they did
it in good faith, as the subsequent debate
has shown, and in this they were assisted
by John Schwartz and John B. Haskin.
All these men are called "Black Repub-
licans," and yet they voted for South
ern man who has shown his opposition to
John Sherman, the Republican candi-
date for Speaker in the House, on every
ballot. The refusal of the Administra-
ton to join hands in electing Gilmer
Speaker covers it with disgrace, and ex-
poses the insincerity ofits pretended ef-
forts to organize tho House; proving, at
the same time, that it considers the de-
feat of an investigation into its proAigate
practices far more important than the
welfare of the country. The Admins
tration is resolved that no man shall be
elected speaker, if it can prevent it, who
does not agree to select the standing COM
mittees for the purpose suggested--no
matter how Sound" lie may be OH the
negro question.