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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

Al srorrsvpuRas, AuciSsne.egrc ,,,,ox
| nm On. "a IDN A II Dol .IlE-AOOl IOlNs'

All. srorreypuRag, Aeciisne,e1n; ,1roN "A
NAErROPoLiTAN P0LICE-AuCi.iUS.n.:,Mo,s n.
md valuable MICH GOAT :uggo',Md e %
viii be iod az AueOn to gsy Sss s I'm An vNER s.
v-s',e,, &c SGRocERs WAooN and HARNESS p'0OS
bly, .Olcn AsO fol- co" i'JnSw nRREN Property Gle RI
~7oTTCF 70 MOLDERS.-The Molders Of
NJ ~ W. soN OF Jersey City. are on s'rSe,
are nsouss.od call at the FOunaey OF NO.
81 Beelm AnsL
NI0TICE-If JOAB YOUNG, brother 10 hO,
yns YOUNG Of Tennessee IL living IN tnn cisy Al
FuH 5Srs,s 20 The Merchants Hote No II C1urtsnd
w immeiistely will be hsnkfu y received BY
n2AZIAH YOUNG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17
1000 THE PENNSYLVANIA l2G1
lCOO ENTRAL RAlLRo AID. 1OOO
GREAT DOUBLE~TRkCK ROUTE
The capacity the Road equal 10 tn the country
The GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST. Z :

The capacity of the Road equal The country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Oafce No Actor House, corner Of Vessy<G
Facilities for the nsporson Of Passengers 70 add GIN,
cnns Cbcsso St Louis 81 Paul Nashville, Memphis New.
Orleans all other In the West North and sosth-
west for speed and comfort BY any
Through trains FOR the West leave ewYok oot Of Court
Sleeping and smokiDgcsrs a all tIains.
Fare always low, and the time aacA, By any osher
routs.
By this route Feighs Of all descriptions be forwarded 10
and rom any point railroads Of Ohio Kentucky INDIANA
illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, BY RAILROAD d.
RECT port on the nsvsabls rivers OF the west By
steamers nom Pittsburgh.
The Freight and from any point Of the West By the
fennsylvsnia Railroad 81 times favorable CHARGED
by other Railroad C0mpanies Merchants and shippers inn
n the transportation Of their Freight 10 this Company rely
with confidence on its speedy transit
fhis Company also maintains Ernisrant ,ds3on
Line BY which parties ensratDs westward enjoy cheap and
comfortable mode Of half 6stlsss
of fare j. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No IAtor House
LEECH Co, Freight Agents,
No. Aston House. and No. South Wilianfl
MCDONALD BlsCHoFs. Emisrant Agents
Ne. 3sttery-pAes.
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90 Bporismen.

L Il. CROOK, No. 30 Fulton-st, Manu- raoturer
~. and Importer OF kisuINU TACKLE In alis variety
Cutlery Guns Powder aud Shot, N-s s-inss and Fykes
Repairing done u short aotcc. Enabisbed la lSJl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17
TIVE briggs PATENT or VIOLIN PIANO.

IT IL DIlIUNo IhIENI OF FIOLIN IIiNO'
n n-OkAkDst BICHORDs. and HORIZUNTALs, with
tAe OfEhs iEUh0 bAsETeseP Pianos have great
seosson 10 the musical world during the past year tina. ea
knowing that the principles which thy are Sde are the oDy
Correct ones AID thai they daily growing 10 favor With the
ttesent and onprudced public TINS constant eudesyors
unscIapeus eonpehors 70 inue the good name OF the
DhIOSb PlANO " misTepresentsos ami ina1ence Of
hired SCENTS and tempting Commissions to drum ners b ~
ale sAe time they are copying al they dare from TEN IN
order improve their Old on false ana nm
scientific principles, show how loraidsbe competitor a ba,
become This cOaaant abuse BY The poroa Of tie
frede and their throughout tbs ntTy evil
enos fanos sst sUpoTsedi old sy OF in
stsuDenf The public invited 10 call them al TIE
oSce Of the DRIGGs PIANO COMPANY No. siS Brosdwsy
Aetv cen Spring and Prince sls.
s y. briggs, Patentes and inventor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

A. NJ MERwIS, Auctionesr
DY BANGS, MERWIN. & Co., Trade-Sals
~ Rooms, No 10 Park-row. = ,
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS, March zoth
and 2lst, at O'clock q,
LIBRARY Of CHOICE WORKS upon AMERICA sna
HOlLANo, including biblogrsphy Voyages Ir4yel, ana
Book, Oh America the Quakes etc Catalogues may be had 81
. he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

TREES for SALE-Fine, large, ORNAMENTAL
and FRUIT TREES, for SALE cheap. Inqaiie Of JOHN
CAMPBELL Gardener corner Of Westchester and Hunts
Point Roads Wec ester from Harlem Bridge the
promises which ale about "a miles beyond the bridge
r. NJ HOE, Nos. % and 81 0od-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

DUBLIC AUCTION.-The subscriber will offer
i for SALE, at Pubic Auction, his HOUSE, BARN and
minutes wsk the NewYork and New Haven Railroad
l.. p. CLERK.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dec

III r. 1889 Trains will Ch.mbeTss station "a follows
Express Trains and II and $3.50 for sing sing 80
and $50 nj for eoughkeepse 1870 and laH ana e:~
D. M Peeksk 5:I5 Montreal and Buffalo fssssn
ger Train with sleeping cars) leaves 3 daily 800
The Pough eepe Peks and Sing Sing Trains stop a meet
the Way stations Passengers taken Chambers Canal Ch
topher and ass Trns FOR New York leave Troy es .a
1910 4 and ARd Albany Abont Is manoteo
~ A. " SMITH superintsudent.
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Gteamtoats anG Railroads.


NEw-l DIRK to NEW-HAVEN by te
River, a. 8 ?. D., and CHAMPION At p. Fare si No
charge for bertha
C,OR BRIDGEPORT-Fare 5octs.-The steamer
ANSONIA Capt Chss butcher, leaves Pecks'ip etery
Tuesday ThursdAy and saturday u n Ffss tasee sse
loves: fstes T. L0CKY Ca Co, No. Az sssss-'s
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW. JERSEY.
~ Leave foot Of CoarsDd,st, jersey City fcry eelJ
,sundsys eXcepsa AID 500 for Pa1ess aaa 2o1na
Sa0 ane M, Tor PieTmont Leave suHem ~ = N
Ss D. ~ Stages conDecl FOR Back snssck sehenboL Nys
New City, anc Bsye'strav
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAlLROAD.
On and after WEDNESDAY, January 49, 1853, Trains sii
lave a6th.st Station, New-YoTk, a. follows: 49,
FOR Wfiamsbridse-S:3e and II and ESQ sndS:D n
FOR White Plains-l2:a0 and 500 m
For White P!sins-S:I5 .. 70. from Whitest Depot
FOR Crotop Falls 0. NJ. rom 26th-st- Depot
For WiIer.ors-s .. %. from 18th st Depot
For Albany-9a Nail and $50 p M, Express ooh-'0s"s
with the New ork Central Railroad
Returning, will leave
20 and 900 :. IN a. ia Sps "a"
xbsny-li a. m Mail and l:io p. m Express trsin. ~
The Mail sni % p m Ergrs.. s R.,o.S A..
eheeled FOR Mail and Express trains cor niss ana
rom to s:i5 q m and HON to 2:iopm
NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
IL PORT and FALL RIVER.-The splendid and snpersos
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown leaves He. YsIt eyery
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY, al e'esenk
WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY, at O'Clock , M from Piss
gesner no rooms win be regarded secured 10 any sp
Freight 70 forwarded through with ea dispatch ~
an Express WI BORDEN, Agent, Eos 10 and n wes.-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

TOR SAVANNAH and FLORlDA.-The Amer
Il lean Atlantic sc-ew Steamship Company and favor
lite steamship MOUNT VERNON, r. e. Smith, commander VII
Pier No. 10 NJ r., SATURDAY March Il, 1T ocoek
Passage savannah with passed acoomuodatona
els Through tickets 70 New Orleans sac u.s. Mobile Gas
Memphis t9 7S Nashville s21 7s Knoxville, $2a 90 Chat
tanooga as Montgomery, $a5i Albany &2S Atrnta I'll
Columbus s2l hAon f5d augusta Si7 50 including omn
bus Savannah Baggage checked free to all ihs SHOVE
points Ase TO principal places IN Florida AZ lowest rates
keeht 10 cents per foot Insurance half cent No risk
taken under S1G. The MONTGOMERY succeeds, THURS
'@"'" III 81 CROMWELL Co.. No. Sc wss-st.
EOR SAVANNAH and OTHER POINTS as
IL BELow.-The drpt-elass steamship AUGUSTA. Capt
4 Woodhull Will leave on SATURDAY, March H. at 81 m,
nom Pier No NJ X Through tskess can BE- had tor tho
following places; =, a., al. D.. .os
Columbus AL Albany S23 AsatA sli Chstaneosa sSi
Naayls k2T Tsi Knoxvlls ssS 5oi Memphis. tu 70 Az,
.n,ta IL so Macon, f20 Savannah SLo. For freight and
p'''@s' 'r's sAM'L l.. MIrCHILLk SON.
Baggage sheckedt to all the above polnts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

NOlICE.-The undersigned Committee APP
pointed for this plpoe bS The third Article Of the AFe
. ent between bondholdeTs OF the Chicago, ALtoN
M.sippi Railroad CopAyJ hereby give notice thai mere
p citing the subscribers to the agreement maze
uary 10 1880 between said Bondholder tho AcHePohtSn
Baa, IN the City of NewYork WEDNESDAY, the 2lr Gay
OF March 1850 O'Clock noon, for tie purpo,e OF appointing
the Trustees attorneys therein named and 20
cbe business proper be done - th.s meeting marsn ~
LEO. sEPIla NUS ChOUhSo'
A I6EI,IN.
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Roohng.

r EAKY ROOFS POSITIVELY CURED
~ ELASTIC CEMENT SURE REMEDY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

Oh HaMA BARRELS fresh ground ROSEN-
SO,OVO DALE CEMENT, manufactured and for sale
by tns hudson RIVER CEMENT co, Jsrs-y City, ~ j.
800 barrels best quality CA.C.NED PLASTER, aud 400
barrels LAND PLASTER nAnuiA ured and for sale by hD
SON RIVER CEMENT Co, Jersey City, Nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

II IL. s. is requested to WRITE to his Brother
in birmingham who hos important nunisstion to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17
ItnaIlrlal.
hIRERT II. EICOLAY,

LBERT ii. EICUIAY,
~ AUCTIOREER AND STOCK BROKER
u Al pilharn s-INsURANCE Sr0OK and O,hn seosni
a. al private .as sTOTKs and sOHD8 bought and ssd al
~ R.ok HS Boasd Price Current issaed MI noably
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

DARN at AUCTION.-Will be sold without re-
II ,enve, by NJ. THOMAS SONS at the ehlsdelohis Ex
shange TUESDAY, June 20 at ococs noon superior
from Philadelphia IL viii be divided into three or oar farms
10 sut For u description Y Courier and
Enquisr Fer further infoms,ion ,Op 10 MAJOR fhoaP
son No q " ooster-st. Terms easy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

FURNITURE BOUGHT for READY MONEY
IL "A fair value given for Furniture, Carpets Books, &c., Al
No. l23 6thsv., between 9Th aud io,hsts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

nentE for eash-A tine assortment Of tbeI celeb a,ed
ktshOS vita the improve patent Danper 10 10
espenod Piano, almost new heodeons, SaS 80 and
SIS No $50 Broadway, neaI l4ths.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

CHICAGO CITY DS-SEWERAGE
" LOAN .-The Bonss bear per cen. interest Coupons
payable January July in Neefo ora and noa efs
a The oaymspt u interest sinking und provided iof
~ an annual sx The deot Of tho City o. Chcason
-. 4 ."rnoSe. 70, 80 bv ASHLEY a. NORRIS,
f~F-F' No 50 Euchs1ge-p place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY--
~ Connecting New.Hampton with the Delaware LassS
wanna and Western Railroad and It Esston vita the Lsash
Valley Railroad
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-ComIne Dea 10 1Ssa--
New YoTk for EA.on and Intermediate PAGES hom
Of Courtlsndt St, at D. IL and 4lO p M Fer soA"
Vile by the above trains, and At $3.50 p -.
From Pier No North River 1t 1880 and ll0 N and
:, m FOR Eason and intermediate stsonsi for sones W
he above trains and at 4:e0 M ..a
The 10 train from foot Of Courland ST. and The III
uom Pier r. make close connection AZ Eston VIZ ~ -
Ieheh Valley Railroad and thence via Eat -
road TO Reading, without change Of cars ana coNec'
nz direct for Potsville and Harrisburg ,,,..-. III
Passengers for the Delaware, Lsckawanna sne A.
road will leave New orb m from tSot Sl :.
1880 from Pier only for Lshish rsDy ~ S n. "a m
IL m nom foot of CourtlAndtst and a. ~ .ne
ron Pier n R only. JOHN O. sfEkNs, sapenn.eneen
NEW Jersey RAILROAD - For PhlLAs
IN DELPHIA and The SOUTH and wE WI Va 'ss Nd
CITY-Msi and Express Lines leave Tas oia ior Cs-
inn.ti and the West ant Cor Wshins,on s.w n,s = :.
ne South kc-, and through baggage cneeAee W "
!, M and D. trains . c,,rr .,..,, qnr.,,,suSLst
-. In \. ,sesv-d FOR any trains unless delivered mo
.bsoisS Is sni snes advance OF tho time OF IesSIas
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TOR SALE at AUCTION-A beautiful Country
hes DENCE and FARM on tue leon River containing
9 Of c ice highly cultivated land On three ee
tat building es The Farm siIu,ie1 In she Town Of Fish
XIII In the County ofDntches three miles north Of the hndson
River RaiIosd Depot at Fishii LandDg aud miles from the
Dot Carthage Landing portion Of tue land commands
hudson River for 20 mies The sale viii be Peremp
tory Of the Supreme Court Place Of the
Court Pouehkeep.e time March Path 1869 10 ococh
a m. Information can be had Of JOHN d. SIRNCKEkHoSF
at Fjrbkiu Janoing and of WESLEY BtaNCkERdOFF, on
the premises, or OF VARICK ELDRIDGE, Poughkeephe.
- L. @. DODGE, Referee Pough eepeie.
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ILLUSION GOODS at WHOLESALE.-The
and eETs; also, DRESS CAPS and HEAD DRESSES, al Of
our own fracture and which invite the attention Of
CouI uy Merchants and the Trade ID. CLARKE,
No 643 Broadway, corner of Beecherst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

HALLET, DAVIS e. Co.'s GRAND and
Al SQUARE PIAROS-Long known O. the best Plano.
1ns1e PRATTvs MELODEONS. Good SECOND HAhb
PIANOS very low. Pianos and MeodeOns 70 LET.
f. s. BERRY, No ass Broadway,
marble building corner GfGnd-E-
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misGeuaneons.

CRUCIBLES for MELTING BRASS and
~ STEEL Very superior ouaIsy Of all sizes for sale by
WALLACE x BULKLEY,
Corner Albany and Wsshington-sts., NJ
, 1860-12-11

John D. Steele, the newly elected Demo
cratic member of Congress- from the U1ster
~. ~ District, Has picked up drunk in the
ssreets Of New York city, By u policeman, a
few nights slnce, mud taken to the station
house, 1t least 90 gay the New York papers.
--"occaslonal" writes to the Philadelphia
, trsH That Lie iad an Interview. the other day
With a person high in authority, who Informed
him that Chief Justice fancy would die In Tie
harness, notwithstanding the efforts to induce
him to withdraw, in orue1-to allor.Ar. Blu
chanan to Ill the vacancy by the appointment
Of one Of His fayoritcs.
= -1tb singular coincidence that by The
official eansass Of the votes In New Hampshire,
the Bell and Everett electors receive precisely
ths aame numbered votcs that Fillmore did
In 1836-411.
,-anss Hennquez, the daughter of well
known and eminent merchant Of New Yorl;,
sad allied to many Of. Its wealthiest families,
made most successful debut ut Wallack's =
theatre, III New York, on Monday. g..
Tho Utica IN. - HsraH SAYS that Hon.
1&using Stout Represcntati1ein in Congress from
Oregon, drove a stage between that city and
NsFport, Herk1mcr County, Afew years since.
H~ent 70 California, studied 1aw, and then
Z am1grated to California
Ex-senator Chesnut writes to the Charlee-
ton Ansu,y that he Ii advised that President
Bncaausp viii vcto any force bi1l which Con!
Rress may pas.
, 1860-12-11

The recent political crisis has elected mauy
evidences Of patriotic devotion and sclfsacri
Gee among our people, witch eyince tbei,
earnest determination and deep sincerity. IT
Mississippi several planters hive donated one
hundred tales Of cotton each to the treasury
Of the State, to aid in the maintenance d
Southern Independence. Colonel McGhec auG
General Clark Of Bolivar, each rendered q
hundred bales. An equal amount w2s donated
BY Nj. Chambers, n able and eloquent mem
ber Of the Legislature.
Mr. Lamar, the distinguished Represents
tive in Congress, after his magnificent speech
the other day, at Jackson, concluded by dona
ting his salary US Professor Of mental md mo1.
al philosophy in the Oxford University, rs his
contribution to the fund Of the State, Ag1eat
many similar contributions have been made BY
gentlemen who did not desire their names to
be published. Governor Pettus Is besieged by
persons with tenders of this sort. Ono plani-
er who waited upon The Governor would not
be satisfied until his Exccliency had accepted
gift Of one hundred bales Of cotton, for
which he gave an order On bis merchant in
this city, leaving it TO the Governor to order
the Ea}e Of the cotton when he should deem 1t
prudent OF advantageous, and taking therefor
the Governors receipt
These manifestations Of an earnest patriot
Ism will be followed III this State By like cri-
dcnces Of the sincerity Of our people. We
hare already been requested by prominent
citizen Of New Orleans, who is also large
cotton planter, to State that he will be one ct
hundred cotton and sugar planters who will
contribute q hundred bales oil cotton or seyer-
~ hoG*heads Of sugar to increase the resour-
ces OF the State, and enable it to meet in be-
coming manner the great emergencies Of The
present political crisis.
, 1860-12-11

q Headache + ths favo.tts Lxa BY which nature
naEsa KNOWN anr deviation xhateyet from the Ia
tnEa state or ts BRAIN and viewed In th Light may
oe locked On Il 1afeguasd intended to give naes OF
cseAse which might otherwise escape attention, TIL
TOO Ass to be remsdted; And IT. indications should
neser be neglected Headaches may be claasidsd IN
der two nasoeA viz: s5mptomauc and 1dopatt!c.
s5nptouAdc Headache IL exceedingly coumon and II
tae precursor Of krtAt v2Etty OF diseases among
which Ire Apople1y. Gout rheumatism and all fehss
dsseases- In ita nervous form it sympathetic Of s-
ease OF the stomach constituting sick axADAcux ct
hepastc dl1eaae constituting s1I1ors ux4nAcHE, OF
Fosns constipation and other disorders Of the boxcA
aswei - renal and uterine afectons Disease, .as
heart 1T TeEy frequently attended With Headacnss;
Aa,ctnla and plethora al.o affections which tss.
aaently occasion headache. Idiopath!c Headache is
also very conon. being usually distinguished BY the
name o! SkREoCs uEApAcEE. someu.Gas coming Gu
suddenly In stats Of Apparently socud health aad
pEostzsns 1t once the mental and physical energies
AND In Other nssances comes SLOWLY hesalded hy
depression of spztta seeshtty of temper In most
iuataaees ha pan u In tie 'front.' OF the head oYer ere
Of both e5ea, aad sometimes provoking vomiting; u1
der th!s c1aas may also be named Strx41c,4.
For tbs treatment Of either class Of Headache thu
CephRlfe Pills have been found sure and aafe seusdv.
1ruesing tie nost Acute pains IN tew Minutes aad
b. Its suht1a power eradicaduz tie diseases OF which
aeaeaehe i tho unez71ng index
, 1860-12-11
Cbitaao Criibu1te,
pRRsoNs OR PROPERTY !

PERSONS OR PROPERTY
President Buchanan recommends in SUBJ
stance an amendment Of the Constitution
to declare in express terms that slaves arc
property It is not likely such an amend
ment will be adopted this year; indeed, it
is not likely such an amendment will ever
pass through the preliminary stages Of en-
actment But If it ever should he incorpo-
rated in our fundamental law, II would in
volve the necessity Of another amendment.
In establishing the basis Of representation
in Congress and in. the Electoral College
the Constitution allows the cnumcrati< 4 OF
free inhabitants mud "threc-fft1ls Of; all
other persona: This thrcc-fliths Of al
other persons has always been constr 1cd
to refer to slaves, and IN pursuance thereof
the Southern States have always hail q
representation in Congress based upon their
slave ganss-fve slaves being counted
asthrec white men. But Islavcs are hertaf-
ter to be known as property the phrase
"three-dfshs ofall other personsn will cease
tohaTea meaning, and dAencclorth the repre-
aentation Of the slave States in Congress
and the Electoral: College must be 1'ased
upon the number of free inhabitants alone
This amendment would reduce the political
Importance Of South Carolina about one
hal, and deprive the slave States in tie
aggregate Of twenty five members. Or-if
property is to enter into political rerrcscr-
tation at the South, the same rule mis-: al,-
ply to the North, and it will be found that
the new disturbing element will operate
thus even more disadvuntageously. to the
alave States than in the former case.
Our purpose in noticing these facts, how
erer, is to show the utter futility Of the
Presidents proposed measures, which are
by courtesy called compromises. OF course
the South would neycr consent 10 un
amendment which should curtaii ihLir
power in the councils Of the nation, cven
ifthc North should consent to thcignoniuy
which Mr. Buchanan proposes to put upon
the makers of the Constitution. It was
hoped, as Senator Hale pcrtinently OBJ
aerved, that the Old Public Func!iona1y
would propose remedies for ;thc existing
state OF things which would please some
body; instead Of which he has propo:cd
remedies which please nobody.
, 1860-12-11
Hon. Henry 8. Lanc and tho Iudtaua
Senatorshlp.
From the Indianapolis Jonrna1.1

cnAwFoRnsvuLE, Dec. 6, 1850.
B. r. sULeRoyE, Esq.-Dear Sir: Was in.
formed this morning By q friend that a telo-
graphic dispatch Of the eth Of November list
from Washington City to the Chicago Tribune,
stated among other things, ''that tho pressure
upon me had been SO great TINT hid with
drawn as candidate for the United States
Senate; and stated also some Of the probable
results Of such withdrawal Now, 80 far rs
this dispatch refers to me, there is not
one word Of truth in it. No pressure has
been brought to bear upon nc to induce me
to withdraw my candidacy for the Senate,
On the contrnry, have been most strongly
urged to be aud remain candidate for TINT
high position By many kind and too partial
friends; nm daily receiving the most graf
flying assurances Of ofeuppo1t for the Senateffom
different parts Of the State. ! am 4 candidate
for the Senate Of the United States, and at the
proper time the Legislature of Indiana Will
decide between myseGand all others who nav
be candidates for a seat In that high BODY,
under the Constitution. The Legislature alone
Inns right to elect Senators, aud to it's decision
will most checrfully submit-but I cannot
acknowledge the right Of any one ut Washing
ton, or elsewhere, to dispose Of my Senatorial
aspirations By teleg1aphic dispatch-that is
dtspdfchtny ms rather unceremontously.
Please publish this letter in your Daily Jour.
nal, IS well to prevent mlsappreheusfons in the
future as to save the Washington telegTaplcrs
my further trouble On this subject
arr, with high regard and great respect,
yours most truly, Il. S. LANr,
, 1860-12-11
WESTERN MATTERS.

sC1cDE--A daughter Of Mr. Hawes Of Ran,
do1ph, Wis, aged about twcnty-one years
committed suicide On the 4th inst By hanging
herself No reason can be assigned for the
rash act, but it was evidently prcmeditated.
- Samuel ThoEnbury, who it is supposed
murdered Nike Gosmley, in Hillsbzo', Ohio, In
October. 1855, was aErested at Henderson,
Knox county in this state, on Saturday, the
1st inst, and has been taken to Ohio, to IN.
ewer for the decd.
TIE STEAMBOAT LADY ELor.-The parties
to the suit In the O. 8. District Court it Chi.
eago, growing ont Of the collision between the
Lady Elgin and the schooner Au6nsta, which,
resulted in such almost unpasa& &eled loss OF
life In September last, are in town taking tes-
1mony in tho case Mr. Emmonds and Mr..
Newber1y arc counsel for Mr. Bissell, the OWL
er Of the augusta, George B. Hibha,d, Of Buf.
falo, and Robert Rae, Of Chicago {wherc tho
Lady Elsin was owucl, appear rs counsel for
the steamboat. The srit> aside from the fear
full interest connected with the collision itself,
will be ofgreat consequence In every point Of
view. Its result will show where the respou-
sihility for such great destruction Of life should
rest-Dttroit Tribune.
HERCULES ANoso TIE HoGs,-At HcTAe-
Eartk pork house, u day or two ago, Jeremiah
hog weighing stuea hundred pounds net. and
Edward Cutler, carried one the same way that
weighed SIX hundred and tifty pounds-Ladi.
anapo|A Journal
HoA1c1pE.-George Harris aud James Shook,
got into dispute At = game Of cards 1t Keo-
kuk, Iowa, on Thursday last, when tho latter
drew knife and stabbed Harris in the juxular
vein, causing his death almost Immediately.
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