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Law LNI,ELLIGENCE
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-Jsn. a.-Bssons
Justice Ik6RABAs.
THR GRAND Jury.

COURT OF OYER AND fERAINER-Jan A-beSono
Justice IK6RABAs.
GRAND JURY.
The following named gentlemen were sworn IN -
Arnold. fsnss j. Bsirito Henry d. barrow Msh,ss Blood
gooo DuBcsn Gerry John Dayton IsSpss Ess.,on rsssr
Esss1 s,snsbspy ResSs fsht r.ns Il Tom,iin: JoSs
Towpsbend George b Whitfield, VIM ~ ~serou'y WIN ~
Whitewrigbt, Alexander Wslsh
The snd Jurors wers chAlsed until Tuesday morning.
UkiIKD STATES DISTRICT coURT-Jsn- a-sssss
Judge Bnrrs
SWEARING IN OF THE U. 4. DisTRICT-ATroRSEf.
This morning es.Judge Roosevelt, OF the Supreus
Court office United stsies District Atsorsy
r The Southern Di.thct OF EeSfSrh By Jadfs ssss. -
Quite. 81 once understood thai material change VII -
made In tho srrsbseuA nts Of the otiss
BEFORE Jsdse DAILY.
THE PANAMA. RAILROAD CASE.
Horace y. Cls1h ct al at George Law Il Al 49,,
This was a motion TO restr in the Defendants irU9
landing their certain Wharf In Panama Ths a
particulars of the Published few weeks 40 t m
injoncon and ordered the temporary ipunesn er'es'''
granted to be- disrhagd
Justice hoscarny -,
John Stadermann AT. John Stu'g's' Case 'eoaes-
COURT OF GENERAL sEs.IoSs-''n a-Bsf'r' 'ods"
The following gentlemen we're qualified o. members
Of the Grand Jury the asnl chss- the s was
delivered TO then as ~ ss TsS S. 8y BSsp
nS,s5,c s nrSS Darn o0 .es sf pss.sl
Jase u. hals4ss1 schuyler Lvinsecne 20
ss,b Lessrst VIM @. Lane WIN H. Lsnes John saxv els
Wm H. ke1fn VIM OAKLEY, Cornelius < su'ter q rns haa
shuyisr Frsncs T. BID kss Charles svsth James etnhe
Wsits< Taylor 0rr,n Jerry samuel rhomp.on, anS
Wsher, Apoas r. wstmOro. George n Wheeler John ~
Sieboid.
large number called BY she clara, but only
kw ready for trial ~
Mckee wssGied ssssns money from John IL
Do,Delly. and acquitted
The Court sdjoorpsd 70 II q M to-day
COURT OF SPECIAL SRssIONs-JAs. 1-Be5brc Is<teos
OssoRx BRssHAs. aud STEER. .
John Barrett, larceny; City Preon ~ days. Nary
Cse-y roe1yi City Prison days John Edws a..
Csfy Prison 10 Mana Enw hf, larceny 'ity rr,s N
dsys hary Doe larceny Psneniiay months ~ Ne o1ns.
Ia c~ry; Psnsntisry months Henry Little ieth hIefuy
PenepAry months Michael sharp lar seny Zen ess ny
pontha Louis Stowe, larceny PepitentsAry ~ MN.
Butler asssult and bsteryi Pepttsntsry mo y p a
D-Ler sssault and battery Penienayy mon NJ ""ns'
Gsssbe ss.su, and battery; Peai,entisry n'nhs 's~
Evos Asst ssssat and battery City Pnson~d days
COURT CALEEDAR-raW pAv.
Gspsuwr CogRr-CIRcyII.--Par 1.-NoS. ~, -,
81 81 IS 81 So si IS e. g. n. IS IL ~. s. a. ~ N
Part IL --Aejougned TO mex Monday. - a.
SupRENS CouRr.--SPrcIAL TERh.--Adjonr 90 W
Tbursdsy A. ,s n a.
a. s. 10 ~ 49, 49, ~ ga w. loi Ice los III Up ~ ~ 49,
PsIt iI-Nos - S. 60 So 90 TO- ~ .a ~ "a 49, -
CounT or COMMON PLrAs.--fari L-Noss -
isa1 Pss IL-Asa g. o. % a. o. ~ u. ~ ~ q ~ ~
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II was them agreed that tho election should b. b.

IL was tten agreed that tho election should b. b.
ballot. r.
Mr. MuEsos nominated Mr.. Van Toe.
Mr.. McCosEELL nouinssed Mr. James.
Mr. PIscKsEY nou,inxieo Mr.. Alien.
During the ballotiig the Sheriff appeared IN ~
room. and served each Of tbe member with an Kusss
ton Issued by Judge Wright Of The soprsoe osxts
agains passing tho Ee~-York aud Yonker skoaA
Resolution. The first bsllo, stood ~ follows;
Van Tine.
Alien.
Necess1y
Another ballot was taken, with the same result.
The President announced the result, and asked wias
was the further pleasure Of the Board.
Mr.. ALLIs moved 10 afjonrn to o'clock p. m.
Mr.. HALL moved 10 amend and that the 10 ,rd cd
journ to Thursday, at p. m. The amendment Wa
carried, AID the Board sdj 'urned accordingly.
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6teamboats an0 RAILROADS.

Tor FAC HARBOR, GREENpORT and
IL ORIENT The steamer MASSACHUSETTS Capt w. =
RsysLs will esve fier No foot Of Csta.1ne*t la.
In be morning.
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nle0iral.

I X. BURDSALLs
~ ARNiCA LINIMENT
prepared by combining AInica with most healing md psne
"'''s vegetable OIL" A "a Is AN. AND PAINS
that human Rha6aTish ss wl5s: STRAINS
Pn IN the eide Breast Sore Th'oa, &C. yield to ny sp
s%IIs original article Sold BY 4. druggists Price sss
lOLIvLR's PULMONIC wAFERS-For
~ COUGHS, COLDS, SORE ThneAT, &e They seve'
ssnaia saS arss at No. ia Faho~ss Brooklyn
n UkRUs COD LIVER OIL JELLY,
M 4fsf&y S Nj SS: % c Ss S1 sa
twice Dore efhsseious than the iqAid oil
ouERus PATENT jik .sG CASTOR OIL,
Pleasantly favored and TAX without and does mot
constipation after IL Ii. bee, par.si'e for chil
:p spec. sT1t u PEEFoGb PARKER MOVER.
No Is 'eekmsnt, Wholesale Agosss
VNHE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE Of
and caution Young mem who suffer from NeiSoa. oeoiy
fr mature Decay &c uppine at the ssue time tue means OF
scs exp through medical nt osion and single
sOre, may Pc had Of tue sSno HI
addressed envelope.
r1NO PHYSICIANS.-A Physician of more than
2oytaIs practice IN one location gin the lower par Of the
a.sa tern" " ' Dr. KENNEDY no. iss Da.'s:parf
% HEATH of AMERICAN WOMEN. I'd
have examined and anal, ned the easteaeer, M~.n-n
Uterine Cehooon The ingredients valuable
Jog health and their peculiar combination gives direct ane
favorable action upon the steri organs.
a. A HAIls, N. D.,
"CAsmiss 5or tAe STATE Of Mas'aehssstta"
Ysmaie ysgsiavs uter'ns disaeemeSf asd az
dneSies aad sonnuiionaI Houbis eons~ ere
snt,rep eu,ed by TIER GsARysSBEKs HAKsHaLLs Ursnss
80 s sS 81 81 "
kEW-YORK, AND BIT ALL DRUGGisrs
Or raR RECEIPT OF 81 FIvs borTLss BRET Br ExPsHA
AND CHANGES YAiD rSD OF ExPxs" ROUTE ySo. ks~
YORK -
~lfas Physician Grasfenbsrs Company No 81 Paykroe
hss York
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Eeaal Notires.

IN PURSUANCE of IN order of the Surrogate Of
the GSSny HkSf S
New ORR to present the same in voache" thereof
Of Yoi on before toarh day Of May next
Dated NxIk the ed day Of s SHS swsE Executor
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
inc eam . =, MARCIA ABBE late Of ROeksnd
s ss. ' a HENRY
DEN No 10 Wantree In the City Of New Iork on or 9e
fore the CurteenL day q January neht-psed 'ns
eleventh 'A' Of SAMUEL c. FEssENDEN, Administrator.
jyls lawsmw' &.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of III. County Of notice hereby gwen 10 oil Per
son: ssyss ,ssn.t CAThEklsEx D5SShLkY NJ.
to! Sss = VEL saEfsS
City Of New orb before the nineteenth day Of APse
NDsod New -Yoh the 18th day q ostGssI ; ,ssS
SSshrH IGs EEaaEEkRssos,
ola lsvsmWs Administrators.
TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of County ssIs Ass:S < r
E,s Of Cy SewYot s dsss.'.S to 70
ocean B.ul No is7 City of New Yorl,
before the ~eny ok Of May ne1sD'sa Ns"
hG nss is ss aHT S' B. RUDoIrH MARTIN Executor
In PURSUANCE Oh al order Of Roswell G.
Barnard ESQ., Surrogate Of the cornty Of Kings notice
.sESs ;s'GIi e ~ DeF B4esn
that they required TO oh'o the same nth the
e .s s e sas aS
Fulton Market City of fewYork, or before The LIE
day Of January neIt.-DGsed July s. 1859
Wy SARAH Ann SIAON8ON,} yxart,r,
jysiswsnw ISAAC G. LOPEZ, $3.50
CUPREME COURT-County of Ulster, New.
- York -bATThEW yASsAn Hlintf against RoBhhr
NOhRFLL and EMILY l.. hORRELL, wdoS, personally;
and ~ administrators Of Richard norre deces.sd hehad
Mopel Edwsd t. HIyer and Elisa Ann his wife, David ia.
VII Jacob h. Davis Frederic Davis and the jersey City sud
Cement Company, defend summons for rsle
ON TO the dsf.ndars EiLf /; nonsE ILL.,
RICHARD MORRILL,, EDWARD I. HiLLfEH and Eliza
ann liz WIFE, jacob H. Dsss Frederi'k Osy. and 's Jsr
sew CITY md Rosazdaie Cement Company: GU are hereby
spn,uoned required to answer the snendea compliant
which tiled with the Cert
a., County OF Ulster his oce In Kingson the 2sd day
December 1859 and to serve copy OF your answer o. the 500
scnb.T AZ his Office ia the City Of Popgbkeepse within twenty
DAYS after OF this you exclusive o. tue
dsy OF such service aud f to answer said complaint
a. required ts plsinH will spply TO the Govt for the
relief demanded In the congratulated Deenber 10y
c. SWAN, Pl,intia's Attorney, PeushkSepde' H. L.
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TOR UNDERGRADUATE 80 CENTS
1be steamer BRIDGEPORT esyes Peck alp every MON
BAY WEDNESDAY end FRIDAY, st IL o'clock, noon
taken arriving In time connect with the heu.atoic
NsueAtusk New haven and Hartford Hailroass
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TNO PHYSICIANS.-A Physician Of more than
% years practice location Tin the lower par. Of the
removing town oei'es dispose Of tD-
No better chance be had IN the oty Ad
dxess DIR. Kennedy, NO. 1876 Dusbe-park
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couRr cALEEpAR-ram DAv.

6epenKI CoCRr-CIRcuIf.--Pary
81, 81, IS. 81 ~. si, IS. q. ", u. -. ID. ."
Part II Adjourned to next Monony
SUPREME CouRr.--SrrciAL ikHa.
Fbursdsy.
SUPERIOR CouRr.--Part L-Noe.
40 81 n N. 70 90. ~. a. w, lo., Ice. ZOE, III
Pan N. Noe. 81. Sc. CO. 81. 80. 70, q, -, ~
CouRT OF COMMON PLrAs.--Pari l..
isat PSt n-,Ass. Ss. u. %. %. 81. ~. IL
~ ~
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GTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, LONDON, and
~ GLASGOW, esflist ct QUEENSTOWN Ireland, to land
end enbsk passengers and dispatches
The Liverpool Newly orb, and sdelphia Steamship Com
splpdd Clyde Iron Screw Steamships are intended
y s& a. follows:
Pkox sBw-YoRK ILvKKPool:
CITY OF WASHINGTON. sATUR DAY, December 81
EANGARQO ;.::;;,; SATURDAY January L, 1900
And sseh alternate Saturday ST from Pier No "A NJ T.
rKw.NoRK GLASGOW:
GLASGOW. ........+.. Az, January Z, 1890
md month in Winter and each alternate Saturday In Sum
nsu nom Pier NO. a North River.
PASSAGE:
Cabin Queenstown, liverpool, OF Glasgow. u
CABIN 70 London, via Liverpool "
Third Gas. to Qp-ensiowp, Liverpool GiAgow...... "
Thkd Class RstnD Tickets available for six mouths ots
LvsTpoTl or GtsPow
Pssn.r, forwarded Hsvre Pais Hamburg, Brerneu and
ksswtTp at through rstss
Certificates Of passage sued from Liverpool and Glasgow "a
Es~-NeT
These have superior accommodations for Passengers
eobart-d with wAteTght compartments and carry
p<ienced Surgeons
Freight Passage apply at the Oce Of the Company.
JOHN g. GALE, No IL Broadway New 1ork, Agent
In Liverpool TO WIN INMAN Tower Buildings
In Glssgoy 10 MN. lNMAN No 10 Dixon-st
, 1860-03-08
An EXPLANATION.

The Chicago Times complains that the artl-
cles whic!, it rcrub!ished from former numbers
Of this paper concerning Mr. Wentworth, lad
no pcrceptible elect IN the election. :Anybo-
dy with tllimble full Of brains, wishing to in
duce Republicans to vote against Mr. Went
WORTH would have repuolished the articles
which he wrote against item. We mover agreed
to furnish tho Times with arguments and the
common sense to apply them, all at once.
When Mr: Wentworth was nominated we sup
ported him, not coldly but zealously. Ii it had
been our task TO work against him, wo should
have dono what the Times did not, and have
avoided in every particular what the Times did.
We should have given such prominence to his
articles, lercled ut various persons and inter-
ests in tho Republican rarty Of the city aud
State, that no horsepower could have drawn
together the voters which have elected him.
And We should By all means have refraincd
from publishing anything Which mitigatcd or
re{uted his charges. But as VIC remarked,
we mover contracted to furnish the Times with
arguments and bruins both.
One word moro. As VIC did not strike the
FIRST blow which brought on the controversy
referred to, wc shall not be tue first to recon-
monce it. We fear no injury to tho Repub-
lican cause, TO arise from such controversies.
Ill men must feel satisfied, il view Of the re-
suits Of this election, that tic cohesion Of our
party is something wonderful to contemplate
that its principles arc = bond Of union which
this man Or that man cannot weaken-tbat
the magnetic force Which gave Haincs nearly
nine hundred majority last year in the face Of
sullcn hostility, and without the vigor
Infused by IN approaching national cam
paigu, Which has given Wentworth over
twelve hundred majority this ycar in
the face Of personal feeling which
need not he more particularly alluded
to: is beyond The reach Of private Disagree
znents, whether well OF i'll founded. Wo fear
nothing on this score, nor do VIC fear anything
else in the premises. At The same time we
say that it shall not I've our fault il tl,osc diti
culties nre ever revived. W7o are laboring for
Tue Republican cause with what zeal and abil-
ity we may. 1t is our earnest hope that the
pas. may not be revived, and that all may Ia
Dor with us, in siugleness Of purpose, to put
the save oligarcly aud thcir schemes together
in the dust.
, 1860-03-08

NEW OAK. March s.-GeneraI Scott yester-
day issued orders for tue movement Of Il ye hun.
dred troops from Northern stations to the from
tiers Of Texas. They will Ieayc March 18Th in
vessels direct to the mouth Of tic Njssiasirpi,
Captain Palmer takes command
, 1860-03-08

E!ttors PEese and Tribune:

E!!Itora PFese and Tribune:
In answer to your enquiry with rel ard to the
transparency that was paraded tlro. 7Ea our
streets with the motto :" Luton .oitA th4 "Fotes'
tan1!" Frank Stelgwald, residing or Qu.ncy
street, md = member Of the :th Ward Exec.,'
tire Committee, informed nc that he and mum.
ber Of others saw it mud read it themselves, and
am also informed Second hand 1,lat j. ".
Stanley, bookkeeper for uinsdale i Co., South
Water street, saw it, and designed previously
10 vote the Democratic ticket, but tAat eaectu-
stfhight Republican ticket. think either Of
these men will verify the report.
Yours truly, 0. u. SAI1sprRx.
, 1860-03-08

sEnESAnE.-The Republican newspapers and
the leading successful candidates we're the re-
cipients last evening of a noble sercnade Of
choicely discoursed music By the Is Grtat Onion
Band" m institution of which cur city may
we'll be proud For cur share of the obligation
these Acknowledgements. The boys gaze the
Band three cheers, and a"T-i-g.c.r-r."
, 1860-03-08

S1xcrR's SEWING MAcu1xEs.-In spite Of the
Singer Co., &C Lake street are meeting With
the general approbation Of the public in their
daily sales Of machines. The demand for their
Tailoring Machines has no rival. The public
are invited to call and examine them at Sc Lake
street. 4. II. HARMS, Agent.
, 1860-03-08

ET We SAW . victim Of misplaced conf
dence" III back alley yesterday, with lis hat
oyer his eyes. We know he was victim +"
froa, remark he made-saYs be, "*eoopsd cut,
to be nlnde to look like new at Cook i McLain's,
IS Dearborn street.
, 1860-03-08


Editors i'sess and Tribune:
In answer to the following paragraph in your
paper Of the 9Th inst,
We have beca informed that In pemoerzte procession
IN Trlt stfeei on Monday evening LAaueI will this it,
sc ~inn 1'o.n 1t d.e ifoi~'taasr was carried. Who
ssw,h sthlnG?
--a,]ox ne to say that l saw the said banner in
n Dcmocra.,sc procession On Wells street, on
Monday even. ", and that . number of person.
near me con1neu ed u. y it as it passed. One
Of the bystandcra, - mocrat, remarked in
ks ssas TINT {, ~ teoa who s0's e
tauntiug their religion in ooli icat procession.
Cni, 1Ex 1tAEsslxoEa.
, 1860-03-08

NEW ORtEASs, March G.-The De Soto, from
Havana Sd, is below. News nnimportant. j.
Scws from Northern Mexico, By .he way Of
Galveston, state that Caravsjul was seeking
American aid for Juarez.
it was reported that Miranon had ordered
Cortinas 70 held out till Marck, when he would
recciYe reinforcemeuts
, 1860-03-08

f35 Grover l. Bakers celebrated Double
Speeded Shuttle Sewing Machine, for Tailors,
Cap Makers, Boot and Shoe Binders and Manu-:
facturers, Saddle and Harness Makers, &C., at
greatly reduced prices. Heavy Double Speeded
Shuttle Sewing Machines. 5000 Binders,
{E1tra,) $500. VIC. Mason, Agent,
ms 3w No. IFS Lake Street, Chicago.
, 1860-03-08

FEE LEc1rng.-This evening, in the regular
course before Bryant, Bell l. Stratton's Com
mercial College, the Hon. U. T. Lfnder will
deliver his Lecture on the "Union Of the
E3atraF'
, 1860-03-08

Let it be borne iu mind that the Republican
victory on Tuesdnv was achieved over 1otls
sorts Of Democracy, pulling lavmonlously in
the traces. The Federal of1icc-holdcrs, headed
4,y Marshal Hoync, and supported By The
Buchanan organ, tho Herald, worked like
beavers for Gurnec throughout the campaign.
The Republican majority is now larger than
WHEN the Democratic clans were divided.
Some mistake about this, gentlemen. You
had better divide again and 80 your several
WAYS.
, 1860-03-08

AucroS No71cE-Lasge and important sale
by auction Of every description Of furniture and
housekeeping goods, BY Gilbert & Sampson. at
their large salesrooms, No. So Lnko street, this
morning at ct o'clock. buyers will do well to
call and examine.
, 1860-03-08

BosroS, March 7.-Thc Royal Mail steamshfu
Europa sailed ut noon with twenty-nine ua.sen.
gers Tor Liverpool, aud twenty fo- uaiifax. and
395 900 in specie
, 1860-03-08

l. FACTORY FOR SALE OE RENT.
7.e chance for Manufacturer 1t il fa1e buudinx
Ee*iy pantef le NJ 90 eet. and stories t nsualed e
% "a X .lnos @ ant A,e.ka1 t.aaa aad wt4iin % Ios
/: has coed urw steam n fne amt E.lcv with Soap
Ta:s aa1 IL kettles Of 20 cap 4cty. With al ,hs
htteA1y 4ppsSa1ux aE1 capable Of manufacturing 0
poqncs q: soap pes week. viii, patent Candie Mo1is
*h;h viii turn oat ou IL e1 poun4s ot Candles FER
Werk+ 1he building was erected t5a3. and the
has been used but few months 1t haa lee Houss on
the lot Of 10 tons aud spacious Well Of
TIL: property Is offered g1ea sacrifice fts e4sh Of
vii bs sea'ec On AbsfA teras- Tile pefe and po@ses
tEee Ottawa, Sot:!asza Boek, South ute Cont hou:e
SQUIRE. feeGxn1
, 1860-03-08

II An actlse, intelligent lad, Is years Of
age, with good references, wishes situation.
Address IF. H." for inquire att PEEss AND
TRIBUNE Office. dit.
, 1860-03-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

20 Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired,
They will be we!l done and at prices to suit the
times.
, 1860-03-08

CHICAGO, Fsb. -. 196o.
Pso!. 3. 7. Tewk.buz5:
SIR:-The undersigned, having seen nn &C
count Of your recent expulsion from Arkansas
for the crime Of having copy Of the Congrtga
sioaal Hs,atd, Of this city, in your possession
ments, when questioned in relation thereto, ant
learning that you hare recently delivered . lee
ture respecting Slavery in he Conertte, res
pectfullJ request you to repeat the same in thi.
city, at as early day as will suit your conye
nleuce. Your ob't scrv'ts,
Jxo. EVANS,
4. FR1snlE,
L. C. PAINE FREEn,
1. A. WILLARD,
D. P. WILDER,
JoHx F. EBzanAnr,
J. W. WArenoP,
AVn- Boss,
E. 8. WELLS,
, 1860-03-08
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, MARCH s, 1860.

creased and extended, and willie at the North
the feeling against it, and at the South for it,
has become Intensified more aud more, VIC must
not forget that We do not sit here to represent
the passions Of the hour, but calmly and
so!emn'y to decide questions of Law and fact
under tile constitution and laws.
In the grea. contest upon this subject there
is no other course for Us to pursue than obedi-
ence to the law. Aud if q citizen. however high
his character or respectable bis position, is
mandates Of its ministers under his feet, a rigid
se'f-examination in his cooler u1uments might
perhaps cause him to doubt whether he is pro-
perly discharging the duty which be owes to
his country, to his family nnd to himself.
Gentlemen. the only question for. you to ae-
not guilty Of the offence with which be stands
charged, under the Law and the evidence!
TIE VERDICT
After being on. several hours, the jury came
in about six o'clock With the verdict as fol-
lows:
rfri;a.
We, tie j7zy f.dthc defendant guilty charged in tbs
Indictment, and recommend ln 10 ths mercy Of the
Court.
I. Doty. Fosen.a, F.Maek,
F. Tutue, G, Are1y,
u. c. Sherwood, C.F. Deane,
J. Il. Putnler, sc. P4sson,
). Il. Ti1Any, D. Rockwell,
-Harrey Nab. l.. r. Hit.
Ar. Knox, on the part Of the defence. moved
for new tFia1 aud arrest Of judgment.
The law in this case provides penalty Of
fine "not to exceed $1,000, and imprison-
ment in the Penitentiary not to exceed SIX
months" The counsel for the Government
stated in their argument that they should ask
mn fr,r~
purpose being merely conviction under the
law, ::
The case Of Joseph Stout, now in jail here,
who has refused bail throughout, will be taken
up this morning.
, 1860-03-08

PORTLAND, March 7.-Thero are yet no s;ens
+ the Royal Mail steanship Nova Scotian,
, 1860-03-08

Wall PArER.-Persons in want Of Wall
Papers and Window Shades will please to call
and examine goods at the old stand of E. G. L.
Faxon, No. 20 Lake street, selling ut manufac.
turers' prices. mh3-1m
81 Il. II. Andress, dealer in Wall Paper
and Window Shades, has removed to store No.
los Lake street, between Dearborn aud Clark
streets, which has been beautifully fitted up for
his business Persons in want Of his kind Of
goods should BY all means make their selections
1t his establishment. fee1-lm
, 1860-03-08

Tur CoAkox CoCxcfL--The new Common
Council givestwelve Republicans &ad sight De-
noc1atjc aldermen. >
, 1860-03-08

~ For Council proceedings, Police and
,asious city matters 500 Fourth Page.
, 1860-03-08

SECOND WARD RE1URxs-The count in the
Second Ward was completed yesterday, and
gises the following for ward officers:
Alderm<n-yan Osdcl, I, I'LL; Marshall, ,1S5.
Consta1ks-Courtwright, 1,17a; Ryan, 1,o46.
MarshalFs majority, II; Courtwfight, e6.
, 1860-03-08

kesponseS from tho Country.
The following dispatches were received yes
&erdny, in response to tue great victory Of the
Republicans Of Chicago:
GExzsA- kaue Comfy, H.. March :, 1861
10 E. e.. LAaSrr Eq Ctalsm7n Of the Chicago Kcput-
Acan Celtral Conals1cc:
Tic Republicans Of Cd Kaac, through 1hti Central Com.
stee in session, eonErsuat. ticlr brethren in CHI
tc glorious result Of yfstsy vlctoryt fruits
unlon and patriotism. and the n,s Of sn,ny triumph.
at will the republicans of Illinois In tAc approach.
rrcsident!A campalen. As you lead ct, 70 will the
tAe fall int , ifDc- {SfEned3
J. II. MAIn0ES. CHARLES WHEATON,
EDWIN GClFoED. J. ". EDDY,
r. D. BARRY.
tspee:a, Dlspa:eh to tia Press mud Tsllunc.]
orTAwA. Me:ch :, 1s6o.
Thnf gins bticE hgtd to honor Of the Re
putsaa 9ry nouzlaaim u yeu. city yca:erlay
Ns whispered that the Democrats had hrir gun md
re.dy aalute Of Eund r guns this morning
but net tav akion to then concluded to sell
sAc Young Mens Republican Ciub f;r sorty doars.
[.l:ncdi REPUBLICANS.
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TO RENT-The three story brick
dwelling No. III Oak street. hafa block West Of cl,rt
ssnaa Ile hovse n-xy pansel and papera
nj f ~tn ~ TaIsE aad ~ Apry 70 WM. GAM
fe5h;.6-au F~-f'S >~A>-* o@'1kes
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TOR SALE.-To Railroad Ofen. -
= The LOCOMOTIVE C1LCMB1ANA, built by
Av.1s yeais oI. In good EurE.ax order. Will b
cheap exchanged l0r other peopeftY
4nHn:re ot D. (. HUTCHINSON. ~ SO. Water at1Gst-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Man
.jf6r GaIc,,

fTOTe SALE AT NO. Is SOUTH
Dssp4:nes street, st ocaye Piano 1t rr1.o.at1e
Ps'ce. nlhGItt
EOR SALE AT NO. 50 WEST
tetsonablx pEicr. ~ RI u1i,S.s.~
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EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
4 -Ths StoeE ct Agricultural Implements, Teams,
NaSoEA Days. Fixtures &e- and th4 eooi zl of the
eo;e*.n , fo:ms1!T Owned hy cHaPMAX4 MAY. Of tbs
viii te sold II HAKaAlN TO parties DESTROYS Of eneas
lrE In the business ard atcecer odss opportunity
kaoEn through The snd located css,1s u lae
Eest 2SEcnnraf district VI ssunfy. II not sold to-
gethtr 2f1er eo:t Ee sy viii b. xdErcd In n,Ytals To
auit pusrhase:5at u low pEecj.
ias q H Gp 'sfa s =. .y
j. 5I.7et noek- or to 4. y. spAEAKb. 30. ~ Marie
EtTect. 1131 s,1dAw
, 1860-03-08

F1pE.-The fire about half:past twelve o'clock
yesterday morning, which we noticed in ycster-
days issue, was csused by the burning Of alarge
threc-story frame building, on noby street,
some distance west Of Bulls Head. which was
in process Of erection, md nearly finished. The
building was owned by Samuel Mutlory, and
was valued at $4,000. There wns an insurance
Of s., 900 upon it. The fire was tho work Of an
iucendiaxy.