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From SIDNEY z. MORSE, ESQ.,, In The n. y Obseryer.
Though pant Dr. AS object to write down Slavery
incidentally shows its intrinsic badness oy proofs both rom
enron and scripture profound ehecuel
ss.ilabe by sopLy any that Mr. Garrison
And vet the nothing bh decent mars saye
might hating his IL not written to
promote the interests the favor OF any party oh or
South Those anything Of the author need not be
iod that there Is nothing dull In this book 1t deals in facts
clearly spprehepded cay described and
human interest that they enchain the resder as
fiction Is seldOn able to.n
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A SOUTH SIDE VIEW OF SLAVERY.
BY NEHEMIAH ADAMS, ID ID.
One Volume rnoe 20 Oebts
Reneve inquiries this book lead TO the pubics
and to Issue Ills edition. II was first puphshsdi iu
1854 md has been for true out OF print
From The Presbyterian Witness, Nashville, Tenn.
Upon the whole regard 1t the most calm truthful
manly and sensible book that has yet appeared from the
Northern Southern press the subject OF Slavery"
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From The Rev. ASA Cus snses, n D Portland, Ne.
Slavery IN land is to be brought 70 end BY
Christian resns myriads nyrds wiz hereafter thank Dr.
Ads and bless nen,or, for this labor OF love- His book
does any degree horror of Slavery but opens
A OF hope for reief.n
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR JUNE ..
THE NEw-YoRk WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
LEApINc Ai9 nIIctES Parting wSrd S.,aIi The i,s Di
ft, More saopS.s s"sSs Law i Ss Union
SEA sei Kansas Admission The Tariff IL in q, See.
The Trade IN Negroes The Constitutional Party in
Fsneuil; Editorial Paragraphs.
H. REVIEW OF THE WEEK Giving In condensed
and eon,picnou. form the latest and most important
event. that have irsnPired in the City and Suburbs,
III. THE BARBARITlEs OF SLAVERY; Speech
tie nited States Senate, June 4, 1860
" OFFICIAL TYRANNY; Conespon hence OF The
N. Y Tribune.
v..THE ERA OF CoRRUPTIoN Correspondence Of
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yI.DEATH OF THEODORE PARKER.
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The Special Commlttee appointed by the Board Of
Comcien Investigate the Affairs VI the Office Of the Attor
nsy the Corporation desire al parties who have been tined
for violation Of Corporation Ordinances since the t day Of
January lat present their receipts to MATHEWS,
Ceak to Committee Room No. City Hail. at their earliest
convenience 10 permit copy to be taken OF the
ALEXANDER L. SHAW, } scasi.l
CHARLES G PINCKNEY, COMMITTEE
, 1860-08-25
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA


sT. JOSEPH, No., Aug. 24-The Pony Tx.
press, with San F1arcsco dates 10 the 1l,h inst
arrived here last night.
SAS Francisco, Aug. 11.-The various Coun.
| t. Democratic Committees throughout thu
State bare been holding meetings, aud hare d.
v1ded into Douglas aud Breckenridge wings,
each dlEls!oo Calling separate Ecu3ty Con-en
lions to elect delegates to the other Of the Den.
ocraIlc State Electoral Conventions. Ali lhss.
committees were con:,a&ad last year OF ADMIN
.htratioa Democrats. Trey now average abou;
IN equal number u Douglas an3 Breckjn1idee
men, This Is favoraule Indication Of ID.
Douglas strength i'll the STATE, Us the anti Le
compton wing Of the party, composed last year
almust entirely Of Douglas men, vas no. repre-.
sentsd IN any Of the County Committees.
1t is now understood that the sixteen Stat.
Senators who hold over and will vo:e for U. :.
ornator Eext wlnttt, are about equally Gividtt,,
The Z! Dorado county Democratic Comm,tte.:
Breck'nridge, 4 for Douglas and three on IT,:
fence. The breckenridge men hare called !.
convention for tbs 81 Of september and thu
balance Of the COMMITTEES adjourned wi:huul
taking any action. " democrats Of Nevada
county who supported the Administration can
to the Democrats of that county, urging Them
to support Douglas and johnson. Tie lis is
headed hy Jao. Il. McCornell. The Tout.
lcunue coun:y Democratic Central COMMITTEE,
met at Sonora on The Oh ius!ant.
Eight members were pre.en. and on.
ore proxy. They stood fise fer Brsekiuridg.
aud four for DouEas, aud bein unable to agree
they sep rated. Tue Breckenridge wing caiiea
q Convention ut Sonora for September 1sr, aid
til. D5uglus bsarch Oh the 30:h inst.
The San Jose Reporttr after putting u2 the
Breckenridge and l+ane Tag has pulled it aow1.
4 tire occurred U! Grass Valley, on the sth,
destroying S5 buildings Lnss $35,u10.
The patronage Of lie Pony Express Is greatl-
increasing slice the trips are made 10 due time.
und news received Of the saie arrival oil I'll le,.
ters sent Eastward,
Tsc Eew buildings being put Up on tue tx.
press route are GU feet square, with stone wul.
cight feet high. being designed to serve IS font,
III Eeu neccaaarE
, 1860-08-25

NEW YoRk, Aug. 24-Counterfeit three's on
the Capitol Bank Of Albany, also on the Marine
Bank Of this city, we're circulated here yester.
day. Several arrests we're made.
considerable damage IN undermining new build
ings. ovcraowlng cellars, and washing awaJ
roads.
A Washington dispatch sa,s the Government
are determined to concentrate strong naval
force at some point on the Gull. The ftigate
susquehanna sai.s to-day The Powhatan
leaves Philadelphia sooo. and special orders are
seat to the friYate Sabine at Aspiu1all, and the
st. Louis at Pensacola.
dispatch from Arkansas says that Rector,
Independent candidate for Governor; was elect
ed by 5000 majority.
De Ieystez Ogden, American, declines being
candidate on the Douglas electoral ticket in
New York, unless with the distinct understand'
ing that be may vote for Bell and Everett.
An explosion of escaped gas occurred yes
terday in g tenement house in 29th street. shat
.oring the building badly and irjuring six in.
mates.
Feapk Ward, formerly banker in San Fran
cisco, is arrested on the charge Of forging in
connection With Capt. Sweeney.
will Of the lata Senator Droderck has been de.
clared forgery By exrerts.
The captain aad mate Of the alleged slaver
Thomas Actorn were discharged.
The Hudson River Railroad Company are
about to erect splendid depot on Broadway
nsar the Battery.
Ge1ardus Clark, IN eminent member of the
New York bar, died last hight.
"A complimentary dinner was given to-day to
hr. tarin, ~ honor Of his voyage from Boston
to this city in q small boat.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 24-T1e Adriatic and leu
bursh for l. ve1pool, to-morrow, take $780,.
600 IN speclc.
, 1860-08-25
q 4 K 0 Il c II AR u
&4cifE $Dl~(uss!

In ~ Springs are Etoated 10 tle v7ley Of tie Oa]
Orchard Creek, In the town of Alabia Gepcee eont,
MA eight raics South Of the r;llaee Of Medina On II.
- Gena'. and fourteen nils. ..o:o Batsya
ea ss eht II bt1 tRtss s 10 - nrmhe,
Enia eIsu's q see4t Tos meaieinai ii Il ans ditt
sss& '1s.. Il 1 ssf: s:;
Ssss. Seaa 4*s se:e s In
Hundred. Of Of disease. especially those ,tanns
1r:n ts1 esofoou. dizthsss hare BEEN crel bY thsi
waters have been siSnalty tuceestfai. -o'e
eenis1s oEeSax xsnases s TT
+ ,1 sFoHx terms cf "a Eaed;sl y.ue 81 ths.e
e. ~ SssEs3 Is'. p GaSf:1
Sss ss: y :,: Ss;.Ss ., x;
,s e*h vausas nsdieiaai sasa shts s151s 81
e s: b 6bss 6sat s'asas for
Ds:s z; Wnss1 reaa pape1 % tho subject Of theso
ssS's s. 9ais'F: VII i q q
ths e l. nj @1e5 P:s
Ivy .aaptsa a5s chronic soas Of sSe 1'e assa. I'D
d srstts snate cyss; di<t eases II pssase hrmn.e
.ss e ae RsSet IL %s:, md hs
u gn ~ as s,5 sa.ss q
I'D Il aases
aeaependent are.ed liberated sts;e Of he 9es ~
1s .s attended With sedepts Il i. de so,s
ols remedy being preferable murc Ad u beIr1 n,ors
ssnaeh ln fehre diseases. b. used psoptri1 d,iut
EgiEksfaot to diinn9sh thu1st and p.eternatuIa
2ssts & VIII The f..int condition q r. ID
ch!o1ie zcd- In Of Coea pio.sm and othtr nin
oIs assng fEpn the action Ills Ester
9t 'arF.qt chronic ssscous cata.rh and hxmA GsSsss
Gnsoaae a. garglt In nlc7a1i .1f
Aod also u plee. . 1e*A'
When taken inte-ra1T, Aw1zK e1Asafr1 of the wat+r
o1 takea thfee times day, is sufficient for an adult
Mter te from ians AID oh.1 rspectsbe
taqtsiaaais nay % tesn on application 10 tho Agent
40 HateT genuine uAep proeurnf from
n. W. BoSTM1Ck. So.a Agent,
:, No, t3{ Stpa tWay. fev Yark
, 1860-08-25
gElIt from AhnrfInn

iChI1SG1oS, 1o"a, Aug. o4.-A young NO.
mah whose A2,ne We h6ye rot learned. wsa
murder ed By aa a'tcmp' to procure aborilon. nj
L;ocrtyv!!le, Iehsrson county, Iowa, 1ex d11 j
since. She was seducsd by y yoaug man nau,s,l
Joseph saeets, who hired a physician nar,,,
amAa saaa 10 procure an abortion; The Operation
Sheets was arrested acd ADMITTED to bail i,
tue sum Of 1850. Dr.. Smith bus left for nar; ~ !
, 1860-08-25
Daily Review Of Chicago Market

F41pA> EvES1sG. Argus. ".
FKEIGHTs-neelned ltssc PIE bus,tl. scsr Die vcr
noa Port Co5o1ue ii lac aud schr Poaud whoa
tu Ugde1 sh1Eh 1t 9tc-tc.l taken last night Today tt
ep9HRcmeats were:-se.r E. G. L., wheat to Po1t ea1na
ii Sc; scass Slauxson ad David Todd. ornto Buffalo
t.; scLr Griswo11. VIII 1t to Oswcko at l3c.
1rL0r :.-nece!pts s3s blls; shipped ceoo iris Mer
ket hrn Sales :s4 h,lA 'comne,cal" Spring extra
..4 70 delvr1cl s, brls Cedlr MLl do At $50 deliv
eed G. lt Iur:le@ do at fls deseTed 800 bt!s fax
Spring ri sta5 dsllrertd 30 brls "ccnt:a Cl,
White Wistcrat ss.6,H del.
WHEAT-Keceitts, 19:,7l h1: shipped, 9a4sl bu'
Srn1ae-Buoyaut and advanced 52Gc Sales as fol
os: 5000 bu No. Spring al c in Store 6oGo lu do
7:Hci store bu do at Sc in store bu do Ut
Tgkc store; tu d. u Soc Ia stare 40C0 bu o. n
eoHcin st11c; 1000 bu do 1t Sic IN st:re; 60o ba do
8lHc In ktae 1900 hu 10 1t Etc In ttote 800 bu co
t9kcl1 It re: 100 tnNoe Spring At stc store; a.
oo bu do at 5jcia store; 5000 In do at iii storc
bu do store; 03 bu do at tic III store;
bu do at in store 3,.09o tu do Mt sscin stur-; s
bu do At sxc in store 400 Lu do at .oc In store
ba do BIC ia store; $40 bu cc1 IT. 7ac In store
to9 bu do &c In 100 bu Iowa Club
W:xrEn-lp good request ind eSc letter. Sales wesc
3 No. Red Ut sic In ttnE 0J bu CO at &c Ia store
1lcO SIC in 800 bu No7 Red at SIC In sto1s
10 at SC in It 10 bu DO 1t SC in store; 100 m
do soc in sere; 1860 bu Rejected ID store; 7 tu
DO At 44c u S1d9es lWU pu G1 NJ tIc IN Storf.
C0KS-le. cips, i9.,t6 bu; ippcd, 426;e lu, Ma..
lie, adyan Cd a&3c Sales ullows.lo 900 In No
at ia store 1900 tu do IS: IN so1e s6Q1 bo do II,
3Gcln store t0 tu do al Sc in SO e. 90 bu do ut
e7-cir stors ooo bu No.e nj &c in store tu do
Il 35k: In .sore.
0ATS-Ecce{Its, $50 bu. Advanced r.. SAILS were
09 bu No1 ut &c adaat $50 bu do ., lsAc k1o.t
bu No.. at ~: in store.
RYE-Rec.iits 4lss tu. A4rk-t qulst. sales wtrc--
55ba; No. at :oc on track.
DARLEr-i,eec:rs, IS In. Market Inactive, s. bass
No. I'D Ut &3c on track
TIMOTHY 6EED-1:eccipts, 5.,473 NJ. Active a,al
father inwer .acs f.ilows-13o bags prime at
e2e5 soass do at s.eo Is b,ss do ut t.l5 7t,gs At
s.1:k
-1:scsip:s, &c tr1s, Market qulet. Sales
wesc: e5hr's coulttJ at ls4s: Is brls city al 1sxc.
NESS iokk-F1rm. Saies were 100 br.s at s!a.75.
LAnD-> omtnalat IT,
TALLoW-a3 Ibis prime ats}:
ulDLs-Recslrts, 1851 lbs. Market stsady. Grecu
sa'sed. 6k@7Ac; Dry Sal I'd, 1c@1tc; DTy Flint. 1sc.
BUTTER ID fEkius good tt l0xc; IS do fasl at loc
.r0uLTkf-Cliekens, II So Is per dox
aoiAToEs-DullatlsH at lsH@l5c On track.
AITLEs-Ia f.is request ut seO01..: ..:5 for good Mc,
gan.
LIVE sTorK-Etceip.k ISL Ho:s. 1871 Beef Cattle.
Hogs ar tslin request and 1sm. Beef Cattle quiet aud
Unchanged. Sheep In fair demand. Sales we,e:
lo, Hogs a'csa4 lng ~ lbs 5sat..............s $50
u ~ .........................r +. !,
~ eoe''ee A@f2 ...........s .-...-..... efj
, 1860-08-25
NEW YORK CATTLE mA1IKEr
xoa TIE #1Ek kxp1sG Ara. q,
(Abt.dEca fIo9a Thur.day'e New York T1llr,ne

tA1t:dsca f'os' Thursdays New York T1bune.,
iEEF CATTLE
funaes retnrhd Tor t.s ln2 kct ut <+h et,eet c,o
The prices to-day a.: q;n.cd Il, 70 low.:
r!'st tqaa'''s............s8g n5tlaa1y........ t1,
asao .'''.'-...-.'ets sone eatta Btcve- ose: .:
The f neral arc:nrr # tic natkct Ut .ke
The mn't Of t.e f"f"a sa"gt fr NJ 6e t,h
tner. he d ant n. VI a!d.rcnt weights gibc tr Il
ID A'c' u''s II na'ts hf spnd'y DRIVES, -" "
Iofa! Ho't cvsa received in the city this week .,y,
TIa e b, ID 1ess tlaa Inst week. and LILY had NJ
ihan thc ~ easc nf aa year 1i average pnuler 4,
1nm'4s DAY Ing *0. shnwr ss h. I'd uo.e than H.,
AWfsst. &C 81 head icss than tbs dny week. '''>
Iht fo oWlnk d0 cs are IN nla.a Ct ttis week.
axxTI. rRox D1EkAx1x1 erA4rs
4. II; At[ennn & Co.. pro -rIetorn Of be Wa.h,rr IN.
DoEc }ar:s. 4H arei ,eleEt tattte In Nafk-t r. -
Ii fp1,uE.:E STAT: - N-N'~eA ~ IL
, 1860-08-25

oswEeo, Aug. e4.-A lire last night destroy.
ed sae workshop and ',lau1ng mill o1 Jesae kin:.
"na others: Loss $1,000. Insured $l01.
Insured s7Uo. Workmen aud otto[s 70 ,nsl mi
$4,000, no insurance. -
Inc fire communicated to the building occu-
pied by the osTego Knitting Co., which wa7
ma,nIy saved, bnt the machinery and stock was
badly damaged by water. Loss abou, 81 .Cv--
insa'ed; Lass on buildings owned By GeoIee
An:es about Il, ,5u0-iusured.
, 1860-08-25
aLL1No1s AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL
ARRIVED. August q.
CT NJ. La'ate, 408 lu wheat.
Day State, asIlle. = 500 bn corn.
Humboldt. Jel'ct, .UU hu TIC. 1900 hu oats.
COL All cur, 10 dimension stone. bu oatr.
Kes.ute Ah us u rltbl- stun, g 4n. nhon da.
CLEAREu..............Au August ..
Col. Fseinont, Morris. Nsht.
DouslAs no B. LaaAe. Light.
Kcs1tute, Atheut, ic3t
Dacot1h, OTTAWA, light.
Portland MoEr.a, eM.
Aazeppa. Morris light
Altnpa, Mbs7i4. light.
Aqulla, South. ght.
L1ck. d. Lori pSJ 90 Iunbsst $500 atn, 30 rojar
1horr Joliet shingles 5000 sth. 70 btls rat.
col Sttarus, Athrns light.
Truuo 'douE. Lorkroft, light.
, 1860-08-25

such Buoeks II xould have sid It cet4 la wes 81
ltsys: IeducioD Is upon the good fair q91ty e*t
ctee1s sunh expeed to ct essH oeas louno
for q: Ialf ee.!nates OF weight
THE HOG MARKET.
Henry n Gaat, supttaten.cnt OF nc roaEks reports
the e HsSs p y e3ss + sE Eo'a tsa hos, S@
n3s1irt noi yc1y i,v y. TIL. u IrvpaGy to the
vr1y s1rai o! dressed ss =, {as aason Kvts "
sold = L,t Iha's z a. g sH@sAf n;i: o. o.
snu H. Inc odar A. This cia Of stock shrtnks fo1n
aSt" es 4 cut, tie alue z p gtoss IL le oWtc-
The fotownG Is George W Dormana price o. Hogs this
wetk: ~, j,
FI1ss ous,ttv oorp fed, large eMse.....6A@6k tEeH
S~cond quality, corn u.ted.- 4e4
fls1t quality, snail Size, lat ani rt!uae
Large AEc eltIAtd O. aSe%-..
Secsn1 quality still I'd, Light, . &EtH 1AY.4
, 1860-08-25

RlcuHoSn. Ind. Avg. e4-Tte Republican
ee1tpg nxn mere o'o 70 ttas was attended by from
Morton and Jad sc Carly Of Ohio, sroke, $40 tn
600 Wide A"aees will be in profession th1s