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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-20

ASHES unchanged: sales 75hbs; pot s525 pearl 1924
COTTON quiet and unchangedi sales $40 bales at &c
for middling uplands.
FIUR-lleceipts GIL bbls; sales 1900 bbs;
Western without material CHANGE snperne Stale So ia
5,35 state S5,35 g SO; round hoop Ohio 5000 q
6lO supertine Western So 20; common TO good extra
western 1910 a 500 southern quite firm; sales 800
bbls mixed good $40 @ 63Q fancy and extra $685. %
$3.50; Canada steady and unchanged $50 bbs extra
$50 @ 7,45. ,, -,
$500 bush: Milwaukee club Sl263; white western l6U "a
l65 Com shade frner; sales 2h0 bush; mixed west
ern "a "a Iilc and delivered white 76c yellow rs
"a tic Oats dull and heavy southern and Jersey 3S "a
&c: Northern and Yves ein 40 q 4ic.
PROVISlONS-Beel dull and unchanged; sales 800
bbls: country mess So a. S5,50 prime 81 a S4jO
hacked Chicago 81 10 "a Sl0jO prime mes, SO % slS2
PORK rmer and more active; sales 1900 bbs SIT 40
for old Sl7S7 "a sis for new; prime $l2s1 a 5 for
old 1855 for Cut meats dull and heavy; sales IFS
pkgs; shoulders &c; hams u "a 9lc. Lard quiet and
steady; sales $50 bbls lOl lie butter dull; Ohio IL
a l3c; IL q zoe Mhiskey in better request and
frm; sales 2l&c Rice dull sales l20 ties at q 44c
Sugars &c better and moderavey active; sales 1850
hhis MGscovado, at 5s Ic l5O hhds Neiado at 4sc
$50 hhds Porto Rico at % q 7sc. Coffee firm sales $50
bags Rio at l3!c st Domgo 50 bags at l23c Moasses
inactive but unchanged New Orleans, 100 bbs at 4oc
Porto Rico, % hhds at 40c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-20

INSANITY OF M. JULIEN Paris cor
respondent OF the Boston Traveller relates the
following sad anecdote of Julliens insanity =
"One day he entered his house armed with a
large knife. Come here, said he to his adopt
ed child, girl about eighteen years old, Il am
going to let you hear the angels sing He
was going to cut her thront. She had pres
eence of mind enough to reply; Willingly !;
but, before go, let me hear you play on the
hageoet, that | may compare your music
with theirs Julien thought the idea excel
lent, and went to get his dageoet,-whie he
was gone the child called the servants, the
unhappy mailman was secured and carried to
aprivate mad house, where he died few days
afterwards"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-20

Loss OF HOUSEHOLD BY FLooD.-The
family of father, mother and four children,
living ON Deep Run, about six miles above
Wheeling, Va, were swept away by the storm
last Tuesday night. The roof of their house
leaked very much, and they went under it tor
protection from the rain, and while there the
stream swelled SO rapidly, and came down
upon them with such violence, that the whole
six were swept away like straws. One only,
young lad, lodged upon some drift wood, to
which he chung during the whole of the night,
and was rescued the next morning. The rest
were drowned. Some of the bodies were re-
covered.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-20
"unionn Convention in MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, April l9.-The constitutional
union state convention was held here to day.
Hon. Daniel Neissell of Washington county
presided. The committee reported in favor of
sending delegates to the national constitutional
convention, and recommended the appoint
ment Of electors, which was adopted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-20
From the Gold Region.

LEAvENwoRTH, April 19.-The express
from Denvir city on the 12th arrived here last
night with $1,000 in gold 1t met the second
outgoing Pony express at OfilIon's Bluffs
Nothing OF special interest had transpred IN
the gold region. Emigrants were arriving
rapidly and preparations for mining were being
actively carried forward
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-20
Personal.

AUGUSTA, GA, April l9.-POstmaster Gem
eral Holt and wife have arrived at Charleston,
from Florida. Judge Magrath decided, on
Wednesday, that the South Carolina Circuit
Court has exclusive jurisdiction against Capt.
Corrie, and that his case cannot be renewed in
Gnnrnia-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-20
Fire In ALBANY,

ALBANY, April ia fire broke out this
afternoon, on Orange street, near Hawk, and
before it was subdued, fifteen frame buildings
were destroyed. The total loss will not eX-
coed SIS, 900, which is partially insured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-20
Auttrons.
BY F.. W. VAIL.
. VATITARIE REAL

r. W.
- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
H,iii AT AUCTION, ON PORTLAND STREET ON
- FRIDAY prl 20. at 10 O'Clock AN on the prem
lses MI NJ A. fuRBr sH having taken ~ his abode in
his very desirable Estate No. Il Portland street CORNER
ly owned and occupied bv Charles p Bancroft Fsn \
consisting Of Dwelling House and Barn. i"
The House is arranged for comfort and convenience
with good furnace sufficiently large to warm the whole
house. The cellar is dry and paved with brick There is
never falling well OF excellent water and large els
tern built Of brick and cement.
The Barn and Carriage House commOdiOus and so
arranged as to be very convenient with good cellar
under the same The grounds in good order with
portion neatly laid out, containing choice variety Of
Fruit Trees such Pears, Plums Cherries Cranes &c
Portland streets admitted by all be one OF the most
pleasant and desirable streets in Worcester being wide
with sidewalks either side easy of access and vet re-
tired ION the noise and hustle Of the ctv The hOuse
in complee repair and ready for immediate occupancy
and Will be sold on terms favorable for the purchaser
Fortdrther particulars, inquire OF the auctioneer.
apl3 dts f. w VAIL
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ylrtu advertisements.

5 remaining in the
April 20, 1860.
LEDoYT, Horatie
Lee, II L
Long, John f
LalOr, John
Lowering, Mary Maria
Lee. Thomas
Lynch, Thomas
LvfOrd, W NJ
Langdon, W w
LF NJ
MAYNARD, Chas l.
Morton. miss Carrie X L
McCirath. miss Catharine
Maliard. mrs Ellen L
Mallory, q IL
Murdoch, } Il j
McCabe. james
Mccarthy, John
Meller, John
McCrellis, james
Mills, miss Lizze J
Manson, Mary l.
Manley, Michael
MelIen, miss Mary Ann
McVay, miss Maria l.
Montressor, NJ ID
Martin, owen
McMellen, Rosannah
Merritield, mrs Sarah +
Marsh, 1ru nan ii
Marsden, The mas
Moss, Leonard
Maguley, Rio w
Mason, William
NEWTON, q II
Norton, Serene
Neil, II .
OLIVER. Annette
O'COnnor, Ellen
PUTNAM, Deacon
Payne, Chas + 2
Putnam, Chas X
PetIice, Elbridge
Pierce, T. G
Peck, miss Elsone
Parker, II G.
Prcnti,s, II l.
Pierce, mrs Jane L
Parkhurst, mrs llama
Palmer, miss Jane
Rice, IL j
Ross, Catharine
Rowland, Daniel
Robbins, Geo B 2
Reed, James G.
Russell Hon Thomas
Rose, William
Russell, William
SHONQUT, Wolf
Sullivan, Dan
Stowcll, miss Caroline A
Smyth, CS
SlmsUn, & m
St0rrs, Henry C
stOwell, Geo IL
Spaulding, Henry
Severv. miss Frances II
StOwell, f I
Spaulding, j A
Storms, miss Mary j
Smith, Nelson
Senter, Rev CS
StOughtOn, Oscar \
SALISBURY, Z NJ
StOwell ~ Spaulding
Swan, mrs Sarah j
SandiOrd, William +
Smith d Upham
Thurston, miss Julia
Taylor, w A
Tulman, John
Thompson, miss Jane NJ
Thompson, James
TObeL, Michael
Turner, miss Sophie
WHITE, Barney l.
Wheeler, mrs Betsey
Whitney, Arson
Wvman, Elijah
Whiting, miss Ellen NJ A
Wood, + ~ IL
WI itney, miss Harriet
Wiley, John A
WaShburn. J d Alden
Wheatley, Joseph
Wilson, j \
WOodman, Victoria A
Williams, mis- Nell
Walsh, Michael
Wtitconb, MaIcella
Ward I hOmaS
Willcn, Z Il
Walker, Sarah L
Walker, miss Sarah A
Wheeler, w w
WOodcOck, Knight IL Co
c letters. will please say
MISTER, Post Master.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-20

I IST OF LETTER
IL Post Office, at Worcester
ArrOsmith, b L
Alien, G NJ
Allen, G IL
Aiken. IL
Abbott. Henry S
Allen. Thomas 4
ljERlAN, Joseph
Brien, Andrew
Bangs. mrs Lydia
Bartlett, mrs Annie
Beech. David NJ
brown, Elbridge
Brown, miss Emily
Billings, Geo + w
Bennett, Joseph
Billings, Joseph
Batchelder, mrs Marie ID
Bassctt, mrs w
Benlis. Warren l.
Berreau, Joseph
Brisctte, Napoleon
Curlcs Steam Engine Co
Cutler. miss \ Jane
ChamOerlin, Dr Dwight
Cobb, q n
Chapman, j ii
Gushing. j II
CassOn, Jennie VI
Cotton, j j
Colburn, l.
Clark, Lewis
Cheney, mrs Mary L
Curtis, 7 \
DOWNES, & Co
Darling, miss \ Is Z
Daniels, David NJ
DiNcy. L f
Delauy, tdw ard
Dana, Henry
Davis, ii IL Co
Doe, Harriet W
Davenport, Ira B 2
Davenport, NJ
Dyer, John
dunbar, Kate ID
DAILY. Michael
Dunlap, Robert
Darling, lamerson l.
Davis, miss rhenace
Davis IL Furber
DecuurSey, Almeron
EMERSON, Augusta 4
Earle d Smith
FARNHAM, Elisha & 2
Fitzpatrick, ID Il
Foster, NJ
Flavel, miss Mary c
Fuller, mrs Mary Z
Fisher, miss Maria
Fisher, miss Martha A
Finecy, X 7
FurrOw, Thomas
G0ULDING, Clark
Goddard d Co
GRAY, Ellen
Gilbert. Geo II jr
Gay, George
GrOut, John William
Greenleaf, Lewis
Graves, Lorenzo
GrOgan, Patrick
Goddard, Silas
Green, Samuel
Gates, solomon
Galcs. Samuel
Geary, William
Grannuette, mrs Mary
ii z
Hewctt, Aaron r
Haywood, miss Carrie
Harrington, Calvin n
Hill, Dan
HerSey, mrs Caroline 4
Howe, c z
Harris, mrs l. 4
Handbook, mrs Frederick
Hayden, mrs Frank
HolOrOOk, ii +
hathaway, Geo f
llattangcr, j j
llutchins, james ID
IIUl5rOUk, John
Higgins, Isaiah
Hutching, mrs Lucy IL
HellYar, Samuel
IRWIN, Joseph
lllingworth, miss Sarah
JONES, A 4
Jose, G L
jackson, Chas
johnson, Henry
Jones, ; A
Jones, William
knight, EraStus
Knight. Geo w
KELSEY, Lucius l.
Key, Thomas
Persons calling for the abo
hey are advertised. +. L
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Clothes.


---------
~ D ID IL II W A Ii u
,r S S 81 opcgstGr VIII pay sSoU ana Draper ~
give such information as will lead to the apprphension
anu m V inc person OF persons VINO sheared and
mutateu tue horses pclUlsihs 10 AiessTs. Draper u
IVFRS PIIIi'I,IiiS Cit,, Marshal
Worcester Apr l6 st0 dff '' ia anIs
49, Po
ID EMON AI-On and after tho 1st of
IN Nr,v ,o,.+ ~ ,,,,1ar-,1 M Wv -. va
IL; ,I 20 ac u'IuetslsIGu VIII occupy the stores
r ~ ~ III 49, w Nun ChlrIes Alien, at the
in Vi i'ii, s i, ''h streets, ,,,-,,, >, ,,
"llo utNl9 SAMUEL T. STAPLES.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-20
BY f. b. LAMS0N.
A LARGE LOT OF FRUIT AND

81 Z. y. LAMSUN.
A LARGE LOT OF FRUIT AND
"a ORNAMENTAL TREES AT AUCTION-I shall
sell at ublic Auction in front Of Saesrooms Nos
u, Is and 10 Main street, Worcester FRIDAY April
20. at at 10 clock m, lot of Fruit and Ornamental
Tres, consisting of the following, viz:
500 Apple Trees, in varieties.
800 Standard Pear Trees, 30 Dwarf do.
200 Cherry, so Plum, 20n Peach, and so Ounce Trees
100 Hartford Prolific Grape Vines 50 Concord Grape
Vines, so Isabella Grape Vines.
800 Red and White Dutch Currants.
100 lawton blackberry, and large variety of Orna-
mental Trees, Shrubs Running Roses Vines Dwarf Box
Bedding out Plants, &C. &c.
The above will be chance for any one to get lust
the article they want they will be warranted true to
the name. L. b. LAWSON Auctioneer
"a Orders will also be taken at f. r. LAWSON & Co.'S
for Trees Of all kinds delivered Worcester free of
pcnse, and warranted true to their labelled names
apis dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-20

A SSIGNEES' TITLE TO FACTORY
n PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The Assicnees of Ii. D.
stone OF Worcester offer for sale all their interest in
the Real and Personal Estate situated in North Oxford
formerly known as the Barton Mills 1t consists Of
their interest in Wooden Mill with six machine
cry aid one Cotton Mill with about hundred looms
ana necessary machinery Also, about Is of Land
and eight or ten Houses &c Proposals for the puchase
Of the title to the above property solicited by the As
signees. f. Ii. STODDARD1
~ J. IL CLARKE, AssisheeS'
worcester, April l6, 1860. diff ap9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-20
GRANULAR FUEL.

RAILROAD STORE. = Nova Scotia
~ Plaster, the best quality at Iover prices
than elsewhere IN tbs city. LEE SPRAGUE IL co.
aDc diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-20
THE BEST PREPARATION IN USE.
HILLS MINT SPECIFIC,

FoR Badness AND FALLING OFF OF THE HAZE.
The great inquiry that has so long and CONSTANTLY
preparation to restore the Badness and
the MINT SPECIFIC for this particular purpose and in
will make distinction Between this Special Pa9o
and the great variety ocompounds abundant through
out the world entirely distinct them in CHAR
cter, appearance and effect
The following bona fde letters from reliable persons
are here submitted as being worthy testimonials for Sc.
curing the confidence and patronage of the people:
Mr.. j. O. LLy Dear Sir take the bert ~ 70 sdd
my testimony to the your Mint Specc in casrs
since procured bottle Of your Specihc for IN. mss s
my wife, whose hair had been falling of quite RAPIDLY for
badness unless remedy was speedily APPLIED It Is
with much satisfaction that am enabled certify that
before using up the first bottle the falling Of her hair
was entirely arrested and all apprehension of badness
cess in the sale of your valuable Mint sneci6c re-
main, Truly yours, GEORGE SESSIONS.
Mr. O. HLL-Dear Sir. Consider it iastly d IUs 10
gged t ~ should publicly express opinion with
Which il p Sased tne people namely Mint specinc
guananee Of mine who had lost her hair and for months
was quite bau by my representation induced to try
the frst bottle has produced for her Complete head Of
,b In my estimation this is remarkable instance OF
ever sangune could be better more speedily realized
SPECIFIC those who have lost or are oons their hair
Conductor Worcester and Nashua r. R.
coM Mr. HILL Mid1Sour Mint Specific which has recently
saSd Tor the purpose for which il intended here
This IN any way you wish. For year my wifes hair
had been falling and troubled with dry scaiy
eruption on her head that she quite bald Last
month she commenced using Mint Specific and by
the of bottle her head Is with hair and
4 Is soft glossy, and natural The eruption has entirely
disappeared and she has promise Of fine growth Of
healthy hair My entire confidence in your Mint Specf
ic enables to recommend Il all who need any pren
aatlon TO strengthen the hair and prevent baldness
as well as to those who have already lost their hair n
either II is invaluable. A' -
Respectfully yours, ISAAC CIrsuYEc
-. prepared only oy JOHN q HILL, Apothecary worces-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-20
A UCTION SALE OF VERY VALU-

n OC1ION SALE OE VERY ALL
a ABLE STOCK, TOOLS, GRAIN, &c d. G. AL
DRlCH, of Auburn, having sold his Farm, will sell at
Auction, THURSDAY, April 26, at O'Clock a M, his
Personal Property, consisting of choice Mich Cows
oxen, young Stock, &c; yoke years old well broken
and matched cattle, yoke years Old. well broken
matched and handsome yoke years old Devon very
handsome and smart yoke yearling steers, yoke year
ling steers, well matched and hardy, 2 yearng hecrs
mich cows, prime for milk butter three years old
AYRSHIRE bull full blood with reliable pedigree choice
breeding SOW with pig, shote hives Of bees, wag
on. OK and horse cart new, built by A. Paine. r. L.
cart, built by H. Norris Millbury, maj kct wagon
built by o. Trumhull, oxford, chaise sleigh and
sled, hay cutter, shelter, lot of farming fools,
flows harrows cultivaUrS horse rakeS, grain cradles
wheel barrow drag, chains iron bar, hoes rakeS &C.
horse cart harness. buggy chase and market harnesses
lot Of turkes and hens lot carpenter and blacksmith
tools fishing boat lot seed grain, choice wheat, rye
Australia oats, buckwheat, early sweet corn field corn
beans &C. 10 bushels red top 100 TBS rcd clover seed
potatoes cider, barrels, bottles jugs churn milk pans
stones tables bedsteads &C. lot of wood for stove
lot seasoned pine boards paned and jomcd seasoned
ami pine boards. chestnut and oak inch pl"nk.
Al PFlUdte Saie-l2 acre wood lot on the Dyke farm
about IS acres prime pasture the Paris Hall place.
joining Jos. Hudson, Oxford, Arabian blood breeding
mare and colt, eight years old Morgan mare, light
buggy and harness. 81 sheep and lambs
Terms and Conditions Of Saie-Sl0 and under. cash,
on delivery of property $40 and under $50 sixty
days $50 and over ninety days with satisfactory
with interest added from day of sale Terms he
Piled with before delivering of property.
No pOstponement account of weather.
DAVID G. ALDRICH.
Auburn. Aprjl Is 1860 dtAn96 anIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
TEX PLACES TO WORK.

Within the past week, We have looked through
our State from Rochester on the West to Rlverbead
on the Eat, and have eve1 where f'uId the Re-
publicans OF OILY hard at work but Dspirrd vito
the 1t, Dgest hopes OF local aud general success
" We shall do better he'e than your . tlm.te," Is
a very general salutatlOn. We We're assured in
Rochester that LincOns majority IN thdt( Monroe)
County will exceed any majority ever gyea in that
County f r any candidate for President or Gov.
rrIor and We believe it, Albany County we set
down 500 sgainst Lincoln; but his freuds there
working for majority, and expect to SECURE it,
The Repub icsns OF sctohaie County eIpecs to do
better than cur estimate, and their expectation is
based On something better that suppositionS, Suf
folk County was never before so wide awake as
now, and will give Lincoln more votes than she
ever yet gave for aIy csnoidate-at least Ono
will do likewise, unless all we hear is utterly aud
strangely mistaken.
In the close Counties and Districts, the Repub
licans are doing much and doing well aod, if thsce
be relative iDeficiency anywhere, it is in the r.,
publican stTOpgholds Old OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HeIkimer - Delaware-Allegany -Chautiuqua-
our friends are, of course, doing in all, out lea
Dot doing enough. Town meetiOgs-EIectioo Dis
trict Meetngs-SchOO-ho meetings-these do
the final woIk-and We fear too few of them are held
10 locations where nearly all of the right isith.
If the very last vote is cal ed out il Ch.ulauqua
and Allegsny, Cayuga and Onondsga, Lncoln's
majority in either can scarcely fall short of FIVE
Thousand OF the fifty voters hardest TO bring to
the polls in almost any township, at asst fsTty vii
vote the Republican ticket if tOey vote at all. and
the Republicans of no tJwn will have done their
duty uatl they shall have
I. Taken care thatpro information with regard
to the ssues and candidates Of 1860 has been placed
within the reach Of every voier;
g. Seen that every Legal voters name ia daly reg
iistered in his proper district, none elsewhere aud
none bla those Of iegal voters any where;
3. Made sure that every voter gbo prefers Liz
coin 10 Fusiun shall be at tho poll OF hls district no
matter w6a' the weather may be, before noon oil
he 9TH of November next. To THIS end, II "a not
enough that ., INC earnest RtplOh sn in ,on .ctol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
TIE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From WasnlnslOn.

Special Dispstcb to The N. r. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Wednesday Sept. 26, 1860.
The De GroOt case, much to the disgust of the
lobby, shll bangs in the haods Of the Attorney
General 1t is apprehended that that Off cial is so
manipulating it upon suggestions of the P esi
dent ss to brig down the award to a low figure.
baye just obtained a copy of Mr. Cobbs decision
10 this matter, from which quote as follows:
~onld tbs. the parties should be staedif 70 hdug
h. speer phs the esimae be ma ie the basis u
ntIt 20 tale to vi tv tive millions II that Imber hs
the Of 80 IS PEI usud winch I'D have
the Of 2s $50 To ascertain the cunt prou wi ch the
parties would have there should be deduction from
above INST the expeLdaIe aeady hcurrsd by them to
wit; the sum Of +s 49, TIE i.malros quaotity Of brick
mtnt have cost TEN for making delivering IS Is
Thes. ts suns The gres smoant Which they would
lave rec iyed from the Government, leave profit +"
Gov. Cobb toen gees on to e,timate upon the
same basis the constructive damages upon the basis
Of the delivery of forty millions f bricks sld finds
that the profits wold have been S3S, 855. In this
calculation, sdds Mr.. Cobb, 81 have estimated the
cost Of making and delivering the brick at the sun
which claimants allege it could be done for, and
their witnesses concur in that estimate" Other
witnesses equally entitled to edit estimate toe
c. st 10 TIE contractors of NAH aud dev sring
the brick at 50 25 per thousand. If this estimate
be correct it is very clear that there was no margin
for profits. If sn average estimate be allowed of
81 % it would still show that the contrac-
tors would lose money instead of realiz Dg profits
When in come tion with those facts it is renrm-
beIed tbat the contractors declined to 90 on with
their contract after pleappropriatiOn for that
purpose had beeu made by Congress- it would ;, em
That 10 Injustice io done to them in refusing au sl-
lOWADce Tor pr"6ts
Thus said NJ. Cobb, who allowed to Mechlin aud
Alexal der, as the only contractors known to the
Government, some thirty Ihousaod dollars, adding
lhst all rights aId equities bctw, en- them aud other
parties, De G cot must be referred to the Courts
OF the eoubtTy. BY 40 amicable arrangement be-
tween the parties, De Groot got about fourth OF
the above award. Under the resolution Of Con.
gIess at the las session the Secretary Of War pro-
p' sed to give De Groot $4,000. Now, if he is
to faye that amount. should not Mechlin and Alex
ander get about four times as much. Let us see
what the Attorney General shall say.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
limited States Court.

TRENTON "Wednesday, -p- 20 I6bJ
The argument on the mo ion 10 toe Elliott az. Van
Worst csse was coo'lod.d, AID the Cont took up .
Jury case between tn ,sriss. which Is still be
fore The Court. L Gr- nd Jury have oeea engaged
81 d-y in The exami aon # large number OF W.T.
nes,.s Iauty: CaUt Jonas Webb of sshoooer Thos.
f. French; Capt Thomas Ben EFT, Of &c 'uer IN !;
Capt. John p Cole, Of loop Scrsotoni C'pt- j: b..
Gecre of soop Repubi,; Henry W. Wilson, Joan
p. Haybrock, DR.. john f. Ga dor, Speoc'r Foo e,
Jacob Il. Mar1pus Jsmes NJ. A. res George C. CLARK,
Wu. Jacobus James Tllmag., Th)m., S,l-nek,
EIgabeh Schenek, William w aver. Fiuding that
CAPT French Of the so . Lacird. was no. ia at al
sDce, ss well ss several uitDeesss from Brooklyn,
" Y. the Grad Jury applied to she Court, who d.
Iected pro- ess to te ued fr laid witnesses aud then
adjourned to Friday week. Sew ral Of tds vi leae,
b. rg agtd and sick and living a. considerable dc
tancee it 10 though, they wi no. be able to steai sA.
term and thst special term vii have TO be directed
by the Court for the trial # ,his case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
THE pREsIDENCY IN CONGRESS-

There are ia these States many citizens with
whom conservatism is not mere prOfessiOn-not
device for luriog away the customers of their
mpetitors in business-but who are sincerely ap-
pIehenslve of peril to the UoioD, and aoxious to
avert that peril We ask tbeset to consider earnestly
the present well-ripened coD'piracy TO throw the
election of our next President into Congress, and
endeavor to forecast its results.
No one who can read need be told that the cleo
tior of either Bell, Douglas or Breckenridge ~ the
People is a moral impossiblhty. No candid and
toleraby intelligent partisan Of either the
States by whose Electoral Votes be even hopes to
elect his favorite. Suppose Breckenridge his
choice: he cannot deny that the Douglss move
ment in the Southern States, though IL may not
give Douglas vote, must inevitably take votes
from Breckinri1ge. We DEFY any rational Breck
inrdge man to give his candidates more votes tn ,a
these: