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, 1860-02-23
The Fat Man Forclveu.

The fat man, With the broad, opaque back,
who always sits before me in theatre, aud i.-
terteres with my personal comfort in pubic
conveyancc. beco'ncs at times such m intole ra-
bic nuisance, that if were to give way to the
.saruge Impulses of my nature, would smte
him down with the first destructive instrument
At hand. 4 little reflection. a little cumn,un1on
with mF better humanity, convinces ME, how
ever, tint he is lar gr. attr nuisance to himself
than be Is to those ouud linn, aud that M,
not altogetier smIeiess Of various little acts Of
IN annoying character by which irritate linn,
and deprive myself Of tue pure right of com.
pl,lot. At the The tleatre, my sharp, uttenua-
ted knees paiufuly penetrate ii yielding back :;
aud II tie omnibus, the hard, Keen angles Of
my pockel.book, Or my snuh-box. find resting
place in the soft substance Of his incompressi
bic sides. As see him weltering in perspiring
agony in The boiling caldron of = crowded, un-
ventilated stage-pit; in the close, nusty depths
o. public vehicle; or wuddiug Us the butt and
football Of every hurryipe passenger on the
h'shway-my antagonism is disar,ned, and I
pass him tendcrly, Us L should one who was
blind
, 1860-02-23

q RAILROAD. 1''' !! :
Ga sa3 aner oaear jan. s.h. 1se trains vsu run -
fellows ca:1J, tsuatays e1cefted);
..... LEAVE RACINE
1t lasl 4. ~ AcehE: II Clinton train ikzTfEx Cfsca.o
%sl:sr r ~ by the Che=so .nd Sarth xes,eE1 Raii-
way. aud arrx!n. A. report at 6-:O T. A-n Tine TT
t;a.ns OF The u!noa Central Z. II. for ihe Ne+s and
Sot!E
lEATEFREEPORT,
At M cects. K1s Racine With Trains On the A-
~:Hke- aad c1'easo ks;izoat. ior u ieaxp md III.
wa1kee.
Ftexht III po.1:k the 3lt.f&s.pra EI;er
9Eatee u low ~ b enE otle: rorte aud with te qrekes
ce-patcs.
For .s1or7nat:or inquire a. rce Of Chicago a.d .yth,
wes!e:-, =ne ChhaEo acd Milwaukee l4liIuad8.
r,,,,.,,, hUbERI hAIstls, s.p1.
, 1860-02-23

HYDE PARK SAMlNARY.-
The Sprinx Term Of hi. tttu i'm common ex On
The Eth OF April next. 1t hct vel tt tLe fc! A hrs
Erred FER the n'ue i'm OF youn ladies' Il, al tie b:sn h.
g ~ tht!o ieh English tai Classical tdEea1,n ae 1ct
eI.eu ~. q ap:y 70 Mrs. Z. Y. WAITE ald Mss II
oaso, Illinois. fe935Fts In
, 1860-02-23
liz PENNSYLVANIA CEN
Il TRIAL RAJ ROAD
10 MILES DOUBLE TRACK,
Ihe caIactT u this Easa il now enu.1 tn anu In Il

11A 4N NAo 1 IL AN LA len
10 MILES noUBLE TRACK,
TIE ea5actY ef this Eoaa il now equal to aay IN lie
Three Through Passenger Trains
Getween Pittsburgh and Philadelphia,
Gonnect:nS direct in the C1Ion DEPOT AZ Pt,stu-rb viii,
Thugs. Fus rum al eatefn Chi.s f.r Fill FL h
AeH York eo;tcn. iairnoFe W.>h ns1oa Civ: tLus
su 'onfa't > .ny .ei 1ssir tn
E1pssa; ii, aud F:t es kroaeh 10 Fhi.de,phL,
snEax ass a,saehe as !" e4ch St train; vooa,us
e L .1d IT.. IT. TT Fsn,
soss E:s;e., ss
III ssaf tn r. asS
a: R*, .a.1 s5sS
Two Daily Trans between New YotE aud 1;otan'
,ntoash lleAes Ill Tall. are good On ehes of The ab-ys
y.4t Ticket. to B7sten ire COOL via NORWICH Fail River
II ","h W. ston passengers tf4nsiesedfsee Of
~ extts r.; be .b,aasi al any c.the Important Railroad
IsP =. uho anS e hs sn3 i
% W company In Boson, New lok Bumoc, Of
ANT oEgEs k-r1E.
ASK FOR TICKETS BIT PITTSBURGH.
.ry, mpvtoa es'he sem connections Of the Penn
A A'A">f' = dkEkT III w1sf: 1sE EAST AID TIE
TIE eoapseaF Of tricks oy tbs Kainad r a. Fits,
AL dayse o. ftfrae u Freight tuxe Le.
D. sare!s Fly nj tae 1ssesx ts1 rasi;tp ry ;ep'a'ee
ior rsl.lt Cc4tr.cts shipping UIeeous aup,r to
address sitttf fsow ue Agents u tle Compay
.. A. STEWART. pa,4bu,eb:
H. Te,ee %. Zane.v lie. .: j. j. ,hastou. R5o.ev.
rGits;,s,; +; H. MSSe.'e5 M,ysyi f. Il or.nby cnrp
PROV. Co., ClEc ntaii; Atlern l. Hilbert C.u,i t,r
Vi ~. Med!un- Mati-Gu. lnd.; Jos E Moore Louis.
r, H.; u. t,hi1ey - e. E:assii:e; 1ut; n " UT,.
Mc np,s Te,n.: C4rke & Co. Vhfc.x": il II. kauI,'
A!tt III " 70 Freight Agents VI Eall1oa at dltrre1t
llie Grcate~1 Facilities oErrel for tue
Fosrt tauti aM4 SPEEDY 'Fratt+
portttlun Of LIVE N'T4,CK.
And Eeoi accommodations with Usual privilege. firm
soHst avtnk in ch4s4etaerroI. A0' fs1
FKEIGElTS.
By tAs Route Freight. " al uesrirtna, can h. ror.
waE1 to and r. ri ihlls: 4pii. New lori rnt,n -,
4tl ahIe los MI from sny pam IN l4e Rail; "a. n iIn
by lsalro-d dire t.. - '-4A-'s14''
VIA steanet: by VII ca E@ods can t frrwatdt tn .rv
PoEs On The uho. MuskiaRuM keukucky Tennr ~ I,nr
etIsn' Illinois Axsesipp,. Wisconsin, Ni t0ur Eanssa
fA!sas md Ret Rivers and t:JeyeIau ,.m,.E. .rG
Lake.. " va NAG 1''tln"estesa
Mt,c;h, spd Shippers en::us ,ns the TRANSFORMATION .,
H. ~ ,h1s Cop-nY. CHI rely with confidence On
Tie rates VI Freight to and from sur pou, In ,b~ ve.,
% ~ sas Etad III times rs fsyofabIs
- are eA4r.rt 1ly ',tAer X. H. :atupanIes
~ Ee a!ticu,as 70 a.a:t puck I;es Va pxxs4 II
Ed: SsEEDEK. rhI 4arl.hIa 49,
NAG >AN knD ~. s. Nnrlh stret:, Baltimore.
e.. e. S".aAssor uoase. Of 10. s. Vim. It.
LE1GM 4 q; ,,6;;.; 1 ~; Z Ssats ..'eet. Boston,
H. H,IsF HHEgsr1S! !!.:l Etslshs A:I Philadelphia
, 1860-02-23

A cunIors FoRoERr-Amoug the letters
found in John Browns carpe: bag By tue Sen.
ate COMMITTEE, was one signed by a. Hyatt
Smith, Janesvi!le, promising Brown the aid Of
5Oo men troa Wisconsin, for his liberation
Senator Dooltttle naturally inferred the letterto
be fur.ery, aud SO denounced it to the com
tnl'1ce. lie also sent copy Of it to Smith, that
lie might deny its authenticity. Smith coru-
municates the matter to the Janesyille Ga.ttte.
Stain. the tl'ing to te a base forgery, thanking
Judge Doolittle for his kindness ID promptly
c.lllng his attention to it, md offering u reward
Of $l00 for the Ferpetratur Of the forgery This
is suggestive Of the character Of the informa-
tion ob.uined generally by Gov. WISE
, 1860-02-23
81. Locis AoScY MAaKe1,-Thc St Lou;s
Democrat Of yesse. day snys:

ET. Locls AoScY MAa5E1.-Thc st. Louis
Democrat Of yesses day snys:
business WIS rather dul', particularly on ac-
count o. tho scarcity Of currency, IaukaL}o
!unds a.d exchange. bankers having compar,,-
lively little TO operate oil. We noticed checks
bcir@ collected Of each other at ali hours Of Tic
day, regular and irregular, BY banks, private
and Chartered Currency il firm at only dis.
below banka5le funds, and the latter is iu d.
maud. ESct1ngc is quite firm aud scarce IT,.
day Mt 1fc f.senl. on the East ani South frr
hankAblc funds. while for gold it was bought 1T
par; although ,isc Sui Treasury has been drain
I'd OF its drafts. Eight ou Cincinnati und Lou S.
vii: WAS sold at II prem. for currency, (1l;:-
nois and Wisconsin,, thus taking oa' half tie
merchants profit. Some Of the banks Ill:
could not on Saturday, redeemed d portion & f
their brancb paper Today at prem. on cx-
change, but not uil that was offered d-ou!y :s
accommodation.
The deua I'D for -four has been light since Tie
close nt navigation, aud hrldcrs Lave uot sbov
much dispo.i,ion to press salts. The receipt,
at present asc light. In the absence Of kxlcs We
quote Southern Indiana aud Ohio extras q:
s5.25; Gonblc extras at $:'.5v; Michigan usl
Northern fndiaua extras el525; choice
fusntiy branes i: $5.5NG.1..5.
Tlerc hns tcen STEADY demand throuch i'll.
winter for chuicc Wttcu', uud considerable sails
have been made to the :rast district. and som.
has been taken ou speculation. lied Michigan.
and lndiana 11cy he quo:ed III $l.a0: white.
&1.2s@l..0; With little now Offering.
CoES-Tbere VA. an active demand from Ike
froAt dsstrc: early in The winter. and sales wee
readily snaue Ut SIC &c; l,utral receipts, I,,w.
erer, soon surplren HAT demand, a;,I tue urti-
Gle bscafne very dull and aou.inal ut 3vc: Tie
roads lave been unusually good. and the rr-
eeip's By leans hare beet. upprecedeu,edly
large and ahoat equal to rhs de.ua.:d for prc:
ept ukc. There has been bat li,:lc done tcr
rpriue delivery; rome su'es hare been na.e i,.r
Nay delivery ut SIC. free to vessel, but ibis
a.,lce is a5ove the views Of purchasers.
Satcs could probably be made at 50 to Sc
but tl,cte pticts not br,u. satisfactory ia int.
sior holders, but little il done.
Thcrs has been a good demand for Oats
mostly for the Cincinnati mu,ket, and ,le nr;ce
has ranged IRON Il to 4@c. The pfescut ngjrc
IL SIC.
ls.s in demand 1T &c to S6c.
tciurtr secd-Stock OF Land about 600 bus.,-
els: under the influence Of 4 speculative d.
u4nd the price ". ut UP us ,i..h a. 60 mr.
burlcI, but it hus declined 10 Il - with safes.
The number Of hogs cut here this season is
about II. u.0D0-Feceipts light and packers clos
ing up. Meas pork hell nj $685.; Prime 81:
Aumt in pickle sac;. Shoulders sic; Lard il
barrels, loac. Yours Respectfully,
BadTH, NALuRspGE x Co,
, 1860-02-23
UttD THr Gaf4.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, County
- ef Oonk CT, cf Chlearo ss--Cit7 Co'!e.t,fs Gf

STATE Of ILLINOIS, County
- s E. soo:s c!', & ch'esro. s.s.c.7 co's<t'' df
N''te, :. t.h7 3yen. thst where's: u" rnd rsi<".d.
t"'e.or Of sid tv nf thic1t" m t,* 'v.tv:
ss',. =. ~; d,y sf na7yA ~ Ma .p~c. Tenn It n.
1n.,a ,.ts 10 r - rrt !1e !" rid y "f chi:at.
- :" ~ r+n,fsr deer t-' t he jaxa .n afn+t
slh* fesp'tT II TT thu anour IT taEeA nf+
M ens* respectively dine theron hf
ihe k:her.i collect ~s,ta7 fosthr !leeen 1t Tho a-
nas ks NJ s.a II IT CHI 3xo fnr muoieipa y-sf
.no ." ~ fh~ several special -arr,-ts
hefih4 Hr m ut oned: ard. wher jdfmt1tn having
IT, r.. no:rt II h7 *aa "urs ,Fs!nstt and tt- r
~ me snd Esfc~s IT t,nt nrrs!n. lied e.py
"' ~ ~ M s"itst.,s ~. r"oor '"fth~r ~,th H. ottr II
r a. mt nH thereon ~as i-sued Of under the
s., a e. ~ ~ C.s ~ r. h- .I:s ten.e day ~ February.
x"w th ..srr - knn-n fhat th~ nndrrssn+d city
toleet'f "f - ~ FhIrakr, vi l. ~ vim. 6f tta
pte%t't' , ~ Taur.d,1 =: IN dsy e Naea a. D. ts
- the ufh1 f'h oek In the Hn7nFrS IKE nhr1h
NE C4art !ouA~ IN sa Cy 1T heago espn+4 fss pnb
10 sa!e the frto-1nE he@erh+d nj. Id su e. p res
Ah tafe[a Of ar drthr In said snnv 1eprse ard 10
ofaef OF s&e thereo for ta& # sase intrrst
ana ea'te of q h< a.-<s1m<n Interest costa dne
tEee . respectively upon A xeneral ant special vasnf4
to wit: ~ ~ F+~'''eH
Warrant Sor tho COLLECTION Of she ANIMAL tas.s r. thn
Aunle!p-l ftAe a. D. 1872. ~
, 1860-02-23
ItelnG.

New Yogk Feb. e2.-Daniel Fanshaw the
Oldest and weai,hicst printer of the United
Stases, died in 1orkr,lle IN Monday.
Douglas delegates to Charleston were chosen
in BALTIMORE yesterday bg u large maturity.
Horucr & Browns lancv goods wat atrhuuse. in
Baltimore, was totaiy destr,yed By Gre on Sun
, 1860-02-23
Winter Wheat In New I:e.land.

In the agricultural course oil lerturts at Ya}e
now in progress. Levi Bartlett, ESQ.,. Of New
1Iamashire. iectured on tl.e cultivation Of Win
ter " heat ia the New England sta.es, but espe-
cialfy in the State of New Hampshire, Prior
to ls5a most persons, s4id le, would as soon
have thought Of growing oranges in that State
as wheat: Few persons ilc1c ltad ever seen
visiting New York was 80 wc,l pleased With the
appear ance Of the wheat fields tha. be procured
seed ind determined 10 attempt its cuftiva1i, n.
Hi FIRST crop produced abundantly, aud this be
disposed Of 10 those Of his nciglGors wl,o were
willing to experiment in lis cultivation. Some
faifed to get aug favorable results, but those
who cultivated thoroughly aud sowe,l early got
from Is to 20 bushels 10 the acre. lis own &c
peri1nsnts Tor sir years hare giren him an arsr.
, 1860-02-23

New ORLEANS, Fetrurr ls-P. M.-Flour
uncha"ged and dull at sG.e5@s6.s:s for Super
fine. Corn scarce and finn ut ;3fz-,:5;c tor mix
ed a taif demand Tor Hulk Mrats, aud lie
market iir,n ut II and &c for Shoulders, uud u
G5!c fJr Sides. There wns ra,her u Lett r.
feeling in The Sugar market ut tue close, aud
prices were II shude liner, closing ut Hail:
f"r fair; The receipts duriug the week ws,e
j QUO hbds, nnd from September lst l0l a. q
hh,1s asuiust lsl,noo hlltIs the same time ia,
eeason. Moiassc, Jul tue aeinand Limited,
but holders nre t'rm and not willing to m"h,
any Important concessions; clloice 3HGt4c.;
the Receipts during the week were 13.vW tris.
:1u'l from TIC laI Of September al3,GVU bI!4.
against 2i7 900 tic su.ne .,1,e lust season.
IHILApEIFAiAS SEED MAnKE7--Feb. 1s,-TLf"s
is uot much doing in CIoversced, and tic sal. i
hare bsem limited to dny, ut Il 75@1.1aa = In,
IS he'd in lew hands, aud above the views 1t
bnserk. Domestic FIaxsced ia steudy at ST Il,
= busl,el.
81. Louis, Feb. 20.-7le St. Louis Dsaocyat
of yesterday sass:-The st. Louis I,rorisit:,
Market WAS nat active to-4lav. although u, :.
house has in the list three Gr four days sn1
f"me *seo. .osa we:tF1 Of provisions. nasty IL.
1tserahis: III Cincinnati. Que round J.,t tf d,su
bh's mess pusk al <'l1.59 WIS nude 1o-duy, 4
isefed here; aud satitus small sales Of bacnu
anu Other ltlt:its were made, amounting in u
ay.te:ate to considerable SUNS. The samples
OF lard aud grease wtr.. ycry Numerous l,u:
buTrrs Father held of un tli. account. Au.l
yet comparatively little provisions is comiur
down hy tue boats, preference being given IL,
"ther freight. except il te il barrels.
ToIrno-Feb. 17-On inquiry we find there is
Ill storc her. about as follows;
, 1860-02-23

Tao weather to-day was uuf4vorablc for
Dressed Hogs. aud the market was s@l0c low
::. sales ranging from $;,a5@6.5o. Live Hogs
were also quiet. with sales at sl.5o@s.o5 gross.
Beef Cattle are rather weskcr, the demand be-
sold at 1918, but tic majority Of the sales were
at s3G3.40.
In provisions there is lirm feeling. Ness
Pork il still in fail slenaud nni Today 800 bbls
city packed were sold Mt sl1.00-of the same
b1aod which WAS sold yesterday. Lard is III
active d nand at 1o!c, but the stock is very
light, and it is held ut loi@10sc. Taltow is
firm at Lode.
The Fl"ur market to-day was steady with
limited speculative de.nand, as well as slip
ping inquiry tor New O7lcaus. About 300 bbis
were sold At s4.c5@4.a5 for spring extras,
and $3.50 for inferior S"pcsiine. Wheat
was in good demand ccd s eady at SIC:
:sc for No. . Spring in store, and ESQ
los for common to prime on track. The Ctln
market was more settled today, and prices
varied but little, opening at 44sc for No. i'll
store, md closing firm ut that figure, Oats
mere quiet ard rather easicr-buyers and SELL
ers bcing l@3c apart. The sales were limited
t. lots on track at SIC. Rye unchanged. Bar
ley is in good demsnd, and sellers have the ad-
vantage Several car loads On track were sold
ut 64R@s5 FOR fur 10 good. Hishwiucs not 81.
i-n-sales being made st 1el@:oc. Timothy
seed il in good supply, end the large offerings
Of inferior render the market for the quality
heavy. Good seed, however, is in fiar request.
aud sales were made at $275@260. Clover
Seed is dull aud lower, tue murket today show
ing rather moro activity, though at decline
sales ranging frora $447t@t,co. Grass quiet
at s1.co@l,o5.
CINCINNATI, Feb. ao.-Ihe Ga=ett of yestc1.
day says:
The provision market was firm today, With :.
good detnaud for some articles. Tia frad.
nialntaibs IL very confident toue, and the lealir,r
articles cannot be moyed except ut full rates
The rrinc'pa' business WAS 10 bulk meals. uf
which 7ae 600 d. sc1d, Including 7",oo0 lis
shoulders, at Gfc, 3o'.o00 TBS do at 63:. 5o.t,h,
1bs sldes ut SIC, le0.oU9 du heavy do, s.lireraL1
March LIST, at sac, and 3ov,0D do do taken In.
operators for tie English 1narkr:. = at H.. IL,
con was dull at II @:ac for shoulders aud sides.
and there wus xslr af 80 llLds If the latter n:
a3c packed: Lard Was h II ut l0ic for city rem
d~red, with BUYERS at 1uSc. Mess pp,f wus
hetd Ut $i7.5GGl6.00 fur country and civ
brands. with scly tri11ng denand.
Flour CONTINUED dull ut 81 5G@15. IS for super
hae. IAe Fecelpts for the week were more tbun
d"rb'e 1he n,:.annt exported. and both were
wond bring il p,csseL. Wheut was in rood
demand aud 's.n, the receipts bein. NJ inor..
1han sufficient to use. the Inquiry from local
1nlsiers. Lar corn Was steady with n fair Dr.
maud at 4s9i5c; sicl!ed dull nj - q 5;c-buyer
furnishing s4sks. oas. firm at Al q lsc in bulk.
, 1860-02-23
BY TELEGRAPH.

nc Eastern Lines arc all down. thus de-.
pf!sane as OF our regular report For the fore
gong 1nrelgn news VIC nre indebted to the
Canada Liu.-] opsnA1on.
, 1860-02-23
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Europa.

kA1 AetkriStH VII SxVetLtt0HA-l
HALIFAX, Feb. 2ad.-A cabinet council had
been held to-day
All evening papers state that Bright has been
very farorably r. ceyed in the city. The nego-
tiatiou Of the French treaty has been issued
today. The Ministers appointed Lord Cowley
and a'r. Cobden joint Ipotentiaries,
Ono Of the dispatches from Lord Cowley TO
Lord John Russell compliments Golden on Lis
active exertious. Both plenipotentiaries we're
houored By their Msjesties' entire approval for
the manner 10 which they brought negotiations
TO Il successful issue.
LONDON, Saturday Evening.-The Bulge. oc-
casioned Il further rise in consols.
INDIA, Feb. o1.-The first Of the line of screw
steamers bc.ween Spain and the Atrican coast
arrived ut Fernando on the first Of January
Vice Admiral Tycourt ut Sierra Leone, bad
equipped for the sare trade. The war steamer
Pluto is reported to hare taken q prize On the
South coast with GOO Slaves.
CoxsTAs11SorLE. Feb. 4th, via Trieste.-Sincc
the departure Of Thouyenal great change has
taken place in the relations of tic Ambassadors
The French Charge has scarcely had any inter-
course with the Russian Ambassador, who hns
had frequent conferences with the Austrian ill.,
teruuncio.
Henry Bulwer has had eeyeral conferences
with Count Talemaud.
The financial committee intend imposing tax
es on registration patea's. The russian AM
bassaoor mas expressed himself against tue tax
On house rents:
Mr, Duncomb moved that ct Parliamentary
electlons in Gloucester and Wakefield. which
l!ad rendered themselves notorious Tor brlblnE,
the ro1es oe taken py uuliot.
Palmerston spoke against the b:.il,It c: gene
raj pf!nc'p'es. The motion WAS rejected by 81
minority,
Lord John Russell! laid on the table COM
mercial treaty with France.
ar. Gladstone rose amidst great applause,
He stated the annual income at Ell, ,00.'. 900,
while expenditures are 96S, 1858 900; estimated
expenditures Tor ensuing year, 1.0.00n,00o;
income from existing sources only IC0 .6U0, ,U00,
M apparent deficit OF f., 400. .0o0. 10 meet This
ile proposed IN income tax tor the year Of 1od
on tue pound on incomes above 9l50; aud I'd
on incomes below that sum. Ihls would give q
surplus of nearly one hall q m!i!ion. Tue tea
and sugar duties, be proposed to renew for
another year. lie entered into the provisions
IT tue French treaty, aud intlnated that tue
duty was to be reduced on wine, ETC., etc.
RouR. 1Otb.-In a proclamation. General
Gu,on EXPRESSED hone that the carnirnI will
pass by without ouy disturbances.
The Pannt Govtrnmpnt has arrested tho sun.
posed leader Of TIM late NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The furlnup( rranted tn French soldier. In =
been suscended.
Tic .1urn was tn sa;] short]v after the En-,
roma.
The Ed;nhnrcb arrived out m the 9th
Omar UR,Ttis.-In the Commons on the
The STD. SIR ]. Tre,awney's bill abollshinr
cl,uvcr, ,..foa wo. dataotaI
, 1860-02-23

MADISON. Feb. 23.-The Convention met pur.
suant to adjournment and chose the following
gentlemen US Delegates to the Charleston Con-
vrntion: john X. Sharpsteil, Alex. Pratt,
Alex. Palmer, Cor. Darstow, James Earnest,
Charles Whippte, Perry Smith, Frederick Horn,
L. Bragg, and John Fitzgerald.
, 1860-02-23
Proposed Dissolution OF tho Canadian
UuiOu.

ToEosro, Feb. ga very lengthy address
from tue Reform Association to the people Of
Upper Canada, appears in this mornings Eto1s,
advocating" dissolution Of tho Union, and an
establishment Of two more Provinces with local
legislatures, central authority to administer
matters common 10 the whole country, aud
xrritfar constitution
, 1860-02-23

Mailing OF u StcnmeFs
BosroS, Feb. 22.--The royal mail steamship
Canadu sailed ut noon with th'rty-scven passcn.
gers fur Liverpool, and tifty-four for Halifa1,
but no specie.
Weather mild and thick, with indications Of
rain
, 1860-02-23
.Ul1laMftat am Commercial


WEnex.nAr EsEx.so. February 80, 1.tn.
The narso: for Eastern Exchange continues
steady Mt lsGe't per cent. PREM OH the street.
and 9 per ee"t at the bauks. Currency is plenty
and discounts sasy.
, 1860-02-23

l,AteM FOR SAIE.-Tite s:AIou,,,l
L. Farn,~ thsfc miles 1est ts J.tk>ouriIic 1llln,
f liz TIM ST t,,t preJu tIv- the St.e Is 1t.
fer VI p- ue It c,ntul4s vi of li'gh dr.
ling land. hf-ts w.a,d uf =. anI T. III IL =
sndst "t Landscape of nust asink Kauty. Ihrfc j. "a
s .eaa = t, e. shae r. III ing y; y. reach any "1.
berries: c'snmod u* dwelling house ant t.antho1H
a:.". llr-c AMI enrn tot OF the best In tc
c0uutfy). 1hrcisy Of snv1e, with 4,tuIaou u
tv! IN fa REV, a''d t.r!snc.a fesay n,3r"t lei.
rsi,f"ah to a tnI'ort I"ln THE city cua.a'ns tr
~: female academy, and the tale institution. IL.
sold fl on !nt ~ .t1btv dsl in fur pare IT,
Tsns reasonable. Ing lie Of the >u s. stu t IN the
premises. AC>TiN t4UCh WELL.
Jacksonville, ILL.,, February fth, lx0. fe1tap4 ~,
, 1860-02-23

Arrival OF a Steamer.
New YoRK. Feb. 22.-Thc Prince Albert,
from Galway, via St johns arrived to-day.
, 1860-02-23

ndti[u:if9:
! Lin O1S CENTRAL RAIL
- Ef1Ah

illinois CENTRAL RAIL
ea1s hs aae tsI nsssb'< % @ .n. will
s:"o a Ssundsyt exeepted> .srtyus At Peo,t. =. Am
si5 pa *q. s nai: 4 T: 9 :; .1 Il sp3skdtl;
On t:r!s.ns u 80 day. aaa Ne"
III; III 'ss s4 II sgsi; 5ss|: s:set: a.;s !:
~ s:eeP!ns Cars On all A,gnT, T .rsn.s tt.a oaS-
htpE fAhk AND ~uoDLAwS IRaIsn.
'o:1<' :. aa:S 3n Il a9, L:a'e wocala"n =? NAN
sls pm. sSSpp ssSSpE
y Fl ota o4kFEaQR e;n Superintendent.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL. AMI
- 1"hA1 WESTERN tcASADAj RAILWAYS.
'',''fA.. AID H11gx1 ARRA1ex4x51.,. .1s6a
leave Tue Great Central Depot, foot Of
s @Ssw York aaa Boston Express. .1,,,,,
5uata IS jSISa sm ';:g p1 suspea,iua bldg 81
lSs km Bsstea 5:tS p'' Ne" York
asGafss sas q Ss,yji1 = tEiHs.:-exeePt
- sa n::;Se a,Pts.2,s s;ss s
:;o1 so1. Aeaay Se~ lo1t sts St. nans e.
7:oo -Cnclnn4u aad Lou., .,1e E.p,.,.
Viz iINase ts15 ~, At Cincinnati Il ll:so an Ioris-
7:0l Em SATURDAY to ttsa
~ sez;s ~ 1 S R% Tset e az:
IL TIea2 ss2 IT, ~ 1es,,
x, Gss e VIZ:
nse Ssw hhs%ps,11rs I'D Name -'''essa 's
+ .t,!S IL Meth s1d West At lie Conpavs orsE <
oh's'F' 4 K. y T. es1S: Kicf g. ~:
=: :: s-.1n1zo: Gszesal I.reExs1 1sent. ii
ST. LOUIS, ALTON AND CHI.
~ CAGo RAILROAD,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
s'n and after SUNDAY. Dee H. 1s two E1p.es. 1r.n,
ST. LOUIS o.Ih9 af~ fN~ES$E!z SEE8ss sy1cKsnuRo. 4sp
H. ro71ae1n A:ssat.r1, Hunsas and Ne5ruska,
it e1e ~ K NJ eSs beo 4oa a1a Ghis2 Aiax II,
ceEsi .l:s. s1ss. $v.as Seu5 fol!o@s: 00s@a 'e9
s sssfz sRl; zs: s5ZZ
s.,., x-tvfs Akatvfs At ca1cAeo.
,s::o s:S :: IN sIaSdn. -aad .4a s1EE5fs;; ETs3:;.,
f7slcerla< Csts.a \ SIT Tra:za-u.
AtCh:cse, with III the 6. n. 's,str .oss-
Joi'es with tie Rock is4Id 4 r. wes,. sud e. ei
At P.o,t. Junction with The pecr., .,,, f.,,-..up
1'a' "a!eooufgf- Burlington, intern edate -
4! Eoo@'rxtoa With The 1nos, cectra Railroad ort,
~ s2;ins:sla ss wth tte 1at sro.a s..s
~ nstator Aaa west to Jacksonville and N4ptea
~ st L"uis With thc Pacific I.alrua! Itscu-. River
Taeketa Ao!th AissouI! tatuuAt krokuk T;ssr,. mo
Hsna.oIl ana II Josrp Ia iloI 10 ali po;is on Ns.ouTi
ka.;;. iAsS las md ti:e gold veon North Mosur.
~ sew aeo stsaers to calru Memphis ycksburx
sThtossa rske.. ea te bat tas Company ooe. No.
- tearotfn at1eet. opposite fremont House Ch 1u n
e ueiot contE ct AN Buren and Canal ssIyets ard
Id aFoad ticket oaees in the EASTERN Middle
E1p.s:s srsfsh Trzira leave dayffor ST. Lous It oo
p.1.-tsfuukt IN thirty kIx hour, ~
,onI a'fs Of Fare anc Freikhts sss hJ 4ny other
joliet Accommodation.
Stopping intermediate s.4sion5env. Io,;s. ..
efiye At Chicago u 70 Leays Chicago Il 10 pm
JAMES R0BD,
JOSEPH PRICE, y. IL MIMi3E
lreasuIer. 1ny24l uen. FfrlxLf Agent