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CONSTABLE7S SALES.

FOURTH JUSTICE THE PEACE CITY Of NEW ORLEANS
WIDOW MCCLURE
Parish of Orleans. No 7O2.
Nc deee y Il H. II
ce e Peace for the parish Of Orleans in the above entitled
uit will proceed 10 sell at public auction at the ST. Louis t-
change Louis street. between Royal and Ias Streets
FRIDAY, the 18th day of March 1866, ut II O'clock M
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND situated in the
Second District Of this city in No 1873 bounded BY St.
Lo Olympia ST. Patrick and Toulouse streets said portion OF
ground having front Of about $40 feet ST. LOUIS and ION
louise streets, by front Of about 5 feet Olympia and ST.
Patrick streets,
Seized in the above suit r= H..
ElrTERMS-CaSil.
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The Great strike at Lynn, Massachusetts

A correspondent of Boston paper, giving an
account Of the shoemakers' strike at Lynn, states
the condition of the bosses as follows:
WHAT THE Bosses SAY embraced the oppor-
tunitg afforded by this adjournment, in company
with gentleman Of Lynn, to visit several Of the
principal j" BOSSES" One of them, who is one Of
the largest if not the largest manufacturer in the
city, took me into his lofts and showed me his
stock on hand. Two stories of large building
were completely occupied with boxes and racks
Of shoes, many of which had been for a long time
on hand. He said he was glad Of the strike, 50 far
as he was concerned, but he pitied the poor
strikers, for he believed much injury would be
caused among them. He said he had been losing
money for a year or more. He had no faith in the
success of the strike but said when he could afford
to pay higher wages he would do SO.
Another boss said he was poorer now than
he should have been if he had not manufactured q
shoe for year. He also lacked confidence in the
strike. He believed the interests Of the workmen
and bosses" were identical, and the prosperity
of one class was sure to be shown by the other.
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How MR.. SrEARNs LOOKS At Ir.-When Mr..
stearns. of !" Kansas Aid Society y memory, was
testitying before the Senate Investigating Commit
tee, on the oath, 4a5.=z
Mr.. Collamer asked him. if he approved of the
transaction at Harper's Ferry, to which he an.
swered that he should have disapproved of it If he
had known of it at the time, but that he had since
changed his opinion. He said he believed John
Brown to be the representative man of this CEN
tury, as Washington was of the last. He said he
believed the affair at Harper's Ferry and the ca
pacity for sefgovernment shown by the Italians in
1859, to be the great events of the age-one viii
free Europe and the other America. Mr.. Stearns
said he wished to include in his testimony a copy
Of his letter to John Brown, dated Boston, May Z
1851 as evidence of his intention in sending arms
to kansas. He wished also to state that Joh1
Brown sent message to him by his counsel, Mr.
Hoyt, that he Brown did not desire that any at
tempt should be made to rescue him. Brown in
formed him, that although he had not passed hi
such that he would not escape from the jail if b
had an opportunity.
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Ig is said that near Los Angeles, CALIFORNIA; there
is place called the Garden of Paradise. in which
is high cabbage stalk, three years old, twelve
feet high aud when in fall leaf its circumference is
equal TO that Of fashionable lady IN full bloom.
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A FOOLISH HOAX story is going the rounds
about the drowning Of forty-nine children at Har-
din, Calhoun county, in this State. There Is not q
word of truth in the whole story. 1t was got up,
we presume, as sensation item, and is both fool
ish and wicked. There is no University st Hardin,
and although the town Is thriving, being emily few
years old. it is doubtful whether that number Of
children could be got together from circuit of
miles. Alton, ttll.) Courier, Feb. 81.
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QUArEIEME JUSTICE DE PAX, LA VILE DE LA NquXEI
Paroisse d,Otl6ans. MGCLURE.-So. 762.
EsNVERTU dun writ de saisie eft yente a
Il mp adresse par Honorable Ernest Morel Qqatfeme JUS
paroisse Orleans, dams raaise cdessus
e prottdera e yENDREpI l6 de mars 1860 midi, dams
la Bourse SLous, suee Souis, les
dhartres Royae a la yente ct adjudication de-
UNCERTAIN M0RCEAU DE TERRE siue dams lie Deu-
District de cee vie dams Iiet No IVY borne les
stIon Olympia St Patrick Toulouse lie dit moroccan
facade denyiron $40 peds les
Toulouse facade denyron 255 ped les
Olympia St-Patrck,
Sail dams raffaire cdEssus.
nfe C0NDITIONS-Gomptan
fell p mi 8 10 4r5 o. CALANGNF3, Constable.
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FOURTH ,IusrIcE's GoURT. CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.
Parrish O Orleans SALEXiDER HALI,MAN--No 53l
RY VIRTUE of q writ of seizure and sale
the Parish Orleans III the above entitled suit
will proceed sell public auction, the ST. Louis Ex
change situated street, between Chartres
Royal the sth day of March, 1860 at L
THIRTEEN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Second
District of this city, No. IL bounded by Toulouse St.
Patrick. st. Peter and Bernadotte.
Lot No. forming the corner Of st; Patrick and St. Peter
having 30 feet front St. Peter by 10 feet
6 inches o Patrick street.
Lots Nos having each 80 feet street.
by Tho feet inches in DEPTH between ST. Patrick and Bena
dottR streets.
Lots 49, H. 10 49, III 49, 49, 90 q 90 having
30 front Toulouse between St. Patrick and Berna-
dottf Streets by lD feet 6 inches in aepf
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash the spot
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SHERIFFpS SALES.

sn'0sD p !gs5s z S g.
RYVIRTUE Of q writ of Geri fncins, to me
direced by the Hon D. r. MITCHELL Second JuAtfce Of the
Fence for the Parish Of Orleans In the above entitled cause
Will proceed to sell A. public auction 1t warehouse Cir
the 18th day Of March, 1850, at IL o'clock NJ
A lot OF TOBACCO.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMs-Cash the spot. W. II. WATERS,
Constable.
sEcosDE JUSTICE DE PAX JOHN T. MOORE 4 co. Vs. r.
Fenr Ia Paroisse d'0rleans TRAVIS ECO.
I'm VERIFY dun writ de fieri fncins, n moi
adesse Phonosbe d. T. MITCHELL Secondc Justice dc
Paix pour Ia parofsse dOrI I'afnire cdessus
procsdern lie MARDI IS de $780, midi mRgasfn
dams Ia rue du CIRQUE entire les Poydas Perdfdo la
yente publque ct adjudication de-
Une qiantitG de TABAC
Sasie dams raffaire cdessus.
CoNDITloES-Comptan moment dc Iadiudisstion
m27 10 Connetable.
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eu4rRrExR JUSTICE DE PAX, OLA WILLIE DE LA N'vEII

ouArRrnxr JUSTICE DE PAX, 1LA VILE DE LA NvELLE
ORLEANS VS.. ALEXANDER
Paroisse d,orlaans, .HALLMAN-No 5sI.
I'm VEfsTU dun writ de safsie ct yente O.
= moi adresst par Ion Ernest Morel Qnatrieme Justice
de Pax pour In paoisse d0rltans dams fare eidessu
prot6derai lie EUDI de 1866 midi Roonde
dc II Bourse s. Louis situd stLon entire les Royal
TREIIE TERRA1NS, sitss dams le Deuxieme District de
cee Vile dams le No77, borne par les Toulouse ST.
Patrick, St-Perre ct BernadDe.
lie No ono angle DIES Patrick ct Pierre,
80 nedS de face A SPerre l20 peis
rud St-Patrick.
Nos ayant chacun 80 peds face Pierre
l pieds 6pouees de profoudeu les
BeInadotte.
Lies Nos 49, a. IT, l6 IT, 49, 49, ct o. eyant chacun 80
peds de face Ia Toulouse celes Patrick
dolte. sur 40 pieds ponces de profondeur.
Saisis dams pafIaire ci-dessus
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an moment de Naturalization.
fe6 Is 81 mi @. CALANGNF. Gnnlatable.
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A NoN-IsTERGouRsE MAN CONVERTED. = The
Chattanooga Advertiser gives the following ro-
mantle conversion of an anti Yankee Georgian
Not thousand miles from here there lives
gentleman of the real thunder and lightning red
flag school of political belief, liam up's South-
erner, and death upon the Yankees. He was o
widower, and had D daughter attending school,
and, on ascertaining that the teacher was one Of
the down East girls, took his daughter from school,
resolved to have nothing to do with the down
Easter-wasn't going to have his daughter taught
by any such parsonage. Shortly after he took his
| daughter from school he happens to be travelling
on the same train with the Yankee school marin, is
introduced is rather pleased, becomes intereated,
| is got and is a goner. The Yankee school teacher
4 is now Mrs.
4 BURNED TO DEArH.-0n Friday afternoon Of last
| week, the wife of Mr. S. B. w. Stephens OF thls
/ county was so severely burned as to canse her
| death in a few hours. Her husband was absent az
the time, and fire in the woods adjoining ms iarm
threatening the destruction of some OF ms pro-
| perry, Mrs. Stephens, aided by negro woman,
atteinpted to put it ont. In her efforts 70 e2thgusn
the fire her clothing came in contact WIN u ana
was in a blaze before she was aware OF the DANGER.
She then attemned to throw of her dress, oat IN
her haste forgot to unfasten her seeYss and as the
:, ba3,- ef her dress fell back, her hands were held
fast* behind her. In this condition she remained
until her clothing was almost entirely consumed
The negro woman eudeayored to relieve her mis-
tress INT her own clothes caught fire, and she was
compelled to desst. Mrs. Stephens lived about
4 eight or nine hours in great agony, when death
came to her relief. [ocala (Fla.1 Companion.
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oUAIRrEnE coun DISTRICT }LA VILE DE IA NILE
q Y Soavslleorleaas htiAss NJ is4
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri facfasy q
~ moi adresss par uat'sne eou de District de
SAMEDI 81 de mars 1860 midi PHoel de Ia Cite, rue
de Commune les du Camp DIES Magasins la
yente publiauc et adjudication de- a4ss J-M
IN TERRAIN situe dams lie Denxteme District de cette
willie dams ier No 25 burn par les SteAnne d0rdans,
rrieur johnson re dit terrain vrgeun peds plus
Oips de face la d0ians soi&ane qunze peds,
plus oins proondeur lie tout suivau bean dasses
u dit District depos bureau dn Tr6sore de eette
vile. 5 .I
Ensemble oucs lev baisses ct authorizations qu Sc
trouveni sur le dit terrain.
SaisiS dams raffaire eidessus. 84aM5 &.H
CONDITIONS-Comptan moment de Naturalization.
+. 7. PARKER,
fe2a ms ii Is 81 Sheriff dc Ia Paroisse ORLEANS.
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HARpWAsI]RR.EiI:!,I.,.


.PLOWs. .PIOWs.
300 Kings Carey FLOWS, assorted sizes.
1900 Hall Spears Cast Valley PLoWs.
1900 Wrought Peacock FLOWS
1000 Balls FLOWS, assorted.
1000 Avery's
1000 Clores Calhoun FLOWS
1900 Garret Coman's celebrated Steel Rover do,
100 Nourse Mason 4 Co.'s Steel PIows,
1000 Mayher's Cast FLOWS .z
UNIVERSAL Flows
Together with general assortment Of ~. a. .55. ~
Agricultural Implements,
Consisting Of Es
TANNING MILLS,
CORN SHELTERS, @ ... .sa.s ~
STRAW CUTTERS,
ROAD sCRAPERs,
ETC., ETC., etc,
nll assortment Of slocanbs PREMIuM AXES and EDGE
TOOLS which swarded the Silver Medals the late Fsr
at jackson, Miss. For sse by
C. Il. sLocoMB 4 CO,
CT Canal street,
nd Qfnk ctr
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ShtTlf OF tIlt FaIIsIi OF UIitAhs
ouArrlENr eouR DISTRICT LA VILE E., De Ia Noq-
de la Nanyslls.orlsans j. MoYTFoRn-Ne ls,aa5.
I'm yERTU dun writ de ficri facfas,
"a par tonorable Qnatrieme Cour de District
Nonyelle Orleans dams aae cides je procedeai lie
SAEnI 81 de 1860 midi PHoe de Ia Cite de la
Commune. les du Camp ct DIES Masasins la vene
pubiuue adjudication de-
UN TERRAIN situd dams lie neuxeme District de cee
VILE le No 81, borne par les du Maine Jeanne
Daphine Bourgogne terrain scNante
pes pins dc face la du Maine, soxante-
uuare Iieds plus uoins de proondeur lie suvant
tabeau du dit District deposit bueau du Tire
sorier de cete vile
Ensemble avec batisses a6lioraons qi trout
vent sur lie dit terrain.
| Saiss dams lnfaire ci,dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de ladudication
f. T. PARKER,
ms Sherif de ParnisSe d. 0Flianst
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a. G, f. HATCHER. No 1876 GRAvIER ST.,
MS New Orleans, La G. NJ JOHNSON, Superintendent OF
IA Slave Depot
N Notice to Merchants, Planters, Traders and Slave Own
ersHayng extensive alterations and accommodations
NV old stand prepared receive aud accommodate
from three hundred slaves for sale Commission
also the with good board and comfortable
rooms reasonable terms.
Those having line would do well to call and
for themselves looking elsewhere the Inducements
offer are nnequaled
good stock Negroes sale will be kept constantly
hand consisting Field Hands, Mechanics House Servants
Searnstresses, Nurses, Hair Dressers etc
advances made property placed In my hands
for sale.
Slaves and Texas Mississippi and Louisiana Lands bought
and sold.
SEES ly u r. HATCHER.
NTOTICE-AFTER SLAVES HAVE BEEN PLACED
IN in other Yards Depots will not receive them Ne 1856
Gravier street.
C. Y. HATCHER.
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de Ia Nonveile Orleans : LIFERMORE
a TTENDU que Richard III. Browne a pre-
"A petition la Cour ee dobenir les Lettfes de
Curatele la succession vacane de feu A. H. LveTmore
decade intestat-
par lie present dome ous que celia peut
daVoir dsdrire dix onr les raisons les
queles il nhrait pas fait droit la dite petition.
Par orard de la Gonr
T.. KELLY Dspute Greifer.
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SECOND DIsTRIcr CoURT I SUCCESSION OF LOUIS
Of New Orleans OGIER.-So. 1876
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors Of
In this Estate and all Other herein interested 10
within tefdays from the present notification il any
they have b can why the presented by the Adina-
of this estate should be bomologatedN and approved
and tho funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By orde1 Of the Court
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FOB, SALE.

r AND FOR sALE-TwELyR HUNDRED AND
80 LIGHTLY AcsEs IN Washington county Msss.spp .s n
ley II Ia canegum land contiguous spen Plantations
There 4 road leading from Yazoo river, SIX seven
miles distant This tract Of land be purchased very low
MCFARLAND & gAHKsDALE,
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sgcosD DISTRICT couRT SUCCESSION OF A. H. LIVER
Of New Orleans. MORE.
15s ny s s s1 h N he
thd late "A. II. Iiyernore deceased ntestate
Notice hereby given to all whom 1t show
within days. why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not Ne granted
By order BIZ the Court IL. zg..,=5
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
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On CAKOLINA AND VIRGINIA. NEGROES
~ FOR SALE.
"A have received fifty Carolina and Virginia Negroes
consisting of Field Hands, Cooks, Washers and Ioners
Also two No. Blacksiths, No. BrckaJer Eve good
Carpenters, and one good Cooper.
Win be receiving fresh every month during the season.
which will sell low for cash good IL months city accept
wishing to purchase would do well to give call
before purchasing elsewhere. Apply to
H. +. PETERSON,
lb Perdido street,
OF en- between St. Charles and Caronaelet SITS.
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Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
TRosIrar couh DE DrsrrcTl LATouR ALLARD. cession,
naire, vs. BEDEITA GAY.
de Ia Nouyee Orleans. NER Enonse sdparae de biens
de John Kellar.--Ho. IA l8.
I'M VERTU dun writ dc fieri facias a
IA moi aresse par Honorable Troisieme Gour de District
Nouvele Orleans dams aaire edessn e procedeai lie
MERCREDI % de 1860 midi fiotel de la Cite,
Commune les du Camp ct des Magasins Ia
vente puhlque ct adjudication de-
Us TERRAIN sue dams lie Premier District dams l'iet
Qnarevng 1901 compris entire les Nayades Apollo Tep
schore Mepoene desgne 10 No Douze I'M plan
par Pile yoyer, lie de 1910 ct deposit eude
de A. Maznreau, nnnire public en- cette vile
lie dit Nngt sept peds quare de face
rue Melpoene profondeur gnes paraees de
sngcpt peds dix pouees cnq huitiemes de
Gmercaine.
Ensemble ayec toutes les bAtsses authorizations aui sly
trouyent.
Saisi dams l,aflaire cdessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Perturbation
Il. 7. PARKER,
fe25 ms IA % % Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d. Orleans.
FOURTH DISTRICT CouRr CITY OF New ORLEANS "
DY VIRTUE of u writ of feri facias, to
ID directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Coirt
Of Orleans in the entitled will proceed 10
sell at public auction City Hotel Common between
Camp magazine Streets SATURDAY, the 3lst day Of
March, 1860, at12 O'Clock NJ
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUD, situated in the Second 4naA
District of this city, IN the No ST. bounded by Nan
ST. Ann Danphn and Burgundy streets Said lot measures
sixty four feet less Main street by sixty four fee
more or less depth The WHOLE will more fully appear by
reference the Assessment Roll of said District filed in the
Office of the Treasurer of this city.
Together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit.
| TERMS-Gash on the spot $500,
q. I, PARKER,
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BUREAU TREsORIER,
.54.. Vile de Jefferson lie Ter janyier 1900
Wis AUX CONTRIBUARLES.-Pa lie pre-
residents nonresidents de la
vile de Jefferson, qui Placement DIES po
commencement la lo annee 1853 ct les aeeS prece-
dentes spn notifies les des dues ater du Ter
anyier S0 e era bureau dams a Chambre du
Gone encoinne des Vaence Ell Leyee vile de Jefferson
de heSes Az Nj eues II Nj eceyoir les des taxes
TouteB pesonnes devan dies ia dite WILLIE sont lie
dayoir s'adreser bureau dici au Ter de
JUN lS6b, peine de la loi
ia3 th FElIX I4AERDUE TresOrier.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

DKuxIENE CotR DE DISTRICT SuGCKssION DE ELIZA
de la Nouvde-Orleans. ) BETH STEELE.--No- l6.2al.
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
n dte Succession toues autres que
pcut conctrner dayoir dedne dix ors de
la prtsente publication les asons lequeese compile pre-
sent6 par pAdminsteur de Ia de succession, seai
spprouv ct homoogue les onds entire mains rspats
conformemena u dit compte.
Par ordre ID La Gour.
fe24 20 m3 r. MTCHOT, Dkputk Grefier
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COMPREHENSIVE.

nISsOLUTION THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
- fore existing between the undersigned this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
HENRY HOWARD will li4ndate the affairs Of the partner
ship. HENRY HOWARD.
4-es. ALBERT DIELTEL.s
New Orleans, February u, 1890.
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DguxIEMY fouR DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE NJ, C. Ed
de la NoAselie. Orleans : WARDS-No. 4l4.
a s is & ass
que celia euoncerner dayoir dsduire dix
do pesene publication les rnisons pour esqueles compile
e Cuateur de Ia de seat point
approuveet hooogue les onds mains repsrs coor
moment hit compte, ts
Psr ordre DE la Cour.
fe2. 20 NIB +. MICHOT, Dspute Greficr
, 1860-06-26

On Wednesday night an alarm was sounded
for the third district, but the Department re.
turned thinking it too fur away. It turns cut
to hare proceeded from the burning of the house
Of Benjamin Killam at Bridgeport, which as
supposed to have been the work Of an incendj-
arr. Whoever set the fire must have entered
the place from bsck door, aud communicated
ito lounge under which Killam had deposited
six pounds of powder. An explosion Of course
followed. which took off the top of the house,
smashing the windows and blowing ont an entire
side Of the building. Tbs neighbors then came
and pnt cut the flames. The owner Of the cot
tage and his family were on a visit to Racine
and no one was hurt BY the explosion.
On Saturday night at halfpast eleven another
lire broke cut at Bridgeport, between two large
storehouses situated very near together, a1so
the work of an ineendiary, and the buildings
aud contents we're entirely consumed. George
Seaverns Was the owner Of the storehonses,
~ho had 900 new pork and whisky barrels
stored in them, worth about sl2, 900. The build
iogs were new and valued at ss00-1oss covered
by Insurance.
4 large two-story du selling, owned By Patrick
Collins came next, md WAS also entirely de.
stroyed. His furniture was sayed. House worth
*S00Aud uninsured.
Owing to the distance the steamers, two of
whom were sent ont, arrived too late to be of
much service,
, 1860-06-26

allure OF an election bv the people, an eyent
not no~ utterly impossible. though strony1s
.mprobable-that is, Lane may become setting
President. To sustain Douglas, on tho other
nsha. viii render any man ubout as odious al
the South, for all time to come, as did The sun
port Of Van Uuren, in 1s4s, those who were r car.
r'cd away with an @'infatuation" that has i'm.
paired thelr usefulness End influence as ana.
iianal democrats" ever since. This lesson.
Hon. Johu 4. Dix, for instance, has learned
greatly 10 his pcrscnal inconyenieuee. Sucf-
examples as these, all calculating Democrats
accordingly, in this eauvass.
from present appearances, the Presidential
problem II reduced to this single alternative;
Either Abraham Lincoln or joseph Lane
VIII be the next President OF tie United
otates. IT IN election is had by The peop!e,
the mtn elected will be Lincoln and Ilamilin
Any other event than this, we repeat. i. scarce
y. possible. Should our candidate. be defeat
ed, however, tile election OF President aoes into
the House, where, it is demonstsable, no one
can get majority of all the States. The elec-
ton o. Vice President goes to the Seuate, with
only the tioe hlghkst Candidates to choose from
Ihess ss must be uamlin and Lane. The latter
Senate now is Tie House falling to elect
!'res,dent before the 4th of March, the Vice
president, according to the provisions Of the
Eonstttnt!on, wall be :naugurAted as President
This is The Southern pregrsmme, their only
hope being in The prevsnton Of an election by
tue people, and in choosing LAne by the process
we have explained.
LFrom the csnc.Euau Cor.nesri.1.1
According to the Enquires, there was tre-
neodous ratification meeting ia front of its
office on Saturday night, and The city was in
blaze OF glory and state Of great excitement,
because Of the nomination OF Mr. Douglas bt
the Rump Convention. The meeting wli,c:, cur
nelghbor estimates at 10000, numbered abou,
5oo, being tTice rs large perhaps, as TINT cs.
ssu'b'ed at the Gazttte office to hear the news.
fbe excitement was nil in *'me eye" TIE
speeches. the shouts, tie serenades, ETC., etc,
were few in numher and decidedly fiat. The
leaders tried to whistle up the courage of the
crowd, but it Was Impossible. The nomination
ol 1oukl4s was regarded as barren triumph,
and hs friends were mad because he had been
sacrificed. They did mt try to conceal their
feelings. They cured the South and svmpa-
thized with the Little Giant.
, 1860-06-26

PETIT LARczS1Es.-on Saturday night, a show
case Of bonnets, standing in front of the milli.
merry store Of Mrs. E. Bigsby, No. 1c5 West Mad.
ison street, was stolen By girl 4 short dis.
tauce from the store she was met By a little boz.
who said. That is Mrs. Bigby's case" At this
the girl dropped the case, smashed the glass,
and seizing fire Of the boanets escaped with her
plunder. In her fight, she dropped a eaiter
shoe marked upon the sole "t1l," which NAV
be seen at the City Marshars Office,
L valuable black cloth coat aud a n,;r of
glores were stolen on Saturday from tie house
Of r Woods, No. 16'' Ontario street.
The clothing store Of John CLARK. No. "a
West Lake street, was entered BY burglars on
Sunday and robbed Of twelve pairs Of rap,.
six coats. one box Of shirts, one dozen n.ct
ties, one flannel shirt, silver watch and faur
pairs Of socks.
Am1n named Lawrence Kelly Was held to
bail yesterday morning By Justice Daris in the
sum of s11, to answer the charge Of picking
the pockets Of Peter Durkin Of $4.eo while the
latter was asleep in front Of his residence in
Ei1cubbiu.