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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20

lll7s From fillwose, Copsl,) ~ Jacksonville.
local. wsIker'-. local. Clear Creek, local J
and Krsdy's Mill, (iocsi,) TO Clarinda, 81
miles and back, o0ss . week.
Leave Fillmore Thursday st2pm:
Arrive at Ciasisde eext day bySpn;
Leay = Clair nds Wednesi~y 1t m:
Arrive at FILLMORE kext dsy by ~ m
llias. FROM Fort hodge, BY Liz.srd Fork, Storm
Lake. Cherokee and Plymouth. to wsstteld,
(iocal:) $50 miles and back, once . week.
Leave Fort dodge Monday at an:
-rrive at Wcst6eld next saturday by 6pm;
Leave westhsld Monday At s an:
arrive at Fort Dodge Lext Saturday by y
lli'o rom Fort Dodge. along the west bank Of
the Des Moines river, crossing the West
Branch 1t Dacotsh, up the West Branch, to
She irish Colony, th.re crossing the Wet
Branch to Spirit Lake, II '"'les sad back,
once . week
Leave Fort Dodge Monday at 6 am;
Arrive at Spiri. Lake next Wednesday BY p IN;
Leave Spirit Lake Thursday At can;
Arrive at Fort Dodge next Saturday ~ m
lll3l. From Fort Dodge by Sioux Rapids, on
the Little Sioux to Sioux Falls, MIMI, lis
mile. aud back, once o week.
Leave Fors Dodge Saturday at 4 pm;
Arive at Sioux Falls next Tuesday by 3pm;
Leave Sioux r. lls wednesday 1T . an;
Arrive at Fort Dodge next Friday by 6 pm.
Mimi, Otcsco and Crystal Lake City. to Man
kota. l4v miles and back, once week.
Leave Fort Dodge Monday At 6 am;
Arrive at Mankota next Wednesday spm;
Leave Manko'a Thursday .: 6 m;
Arrive 1t Fort Dodge next Saturday by 6 IN.
lll33. From Greet feld, by Holaday's and Pier.
sons mill, to Adeli, Az miles and back, once q
week.
Leave Greenfield Tuesday ate am;
arrive at Adell by 6 pm;
Leave Adeli Monday at q IN;
Arrive at Greenfield by pm.
lll34. From Grinnell, by Green Castle and Tim
Der Creek. to Marietta, 0 miles and back,
once n week.
Leave Grinnell Wednesday at 8 . M
Arrive Mt Marietta by s pm;
Leave Marietta Thursday At am
Arrive AT Grinnell by 6 pm.
llla5 From Hardin, by Cleveland, Waukon, New
Galcna, dorchester, Portland, MIMI, Prairie,
and Caledonia, to Brownsville. 81 miles and
back, once a week.
Leave Hardin Monday At s an:
Arrive vt Brownsville next day by 6pm
Leave Brownsville Wednesday at q IN;
Arrive at Hardin next day by pm.
Bids to commence route ut Waukon and end III
Portland invited.
lllS6. From Independence, by Chatham. Fair
bank, Rocks Settlement, Franklin, Mill, Bre-
mer, and Leroy, TO Fredericksburg, so miles
and back, once u week.
Leave Independence Wednesday at 6 am:
Arrive 1t Fredericksburg next day BY lZm
Leave Fredericksburg Thursday at pm;
Arrive At Independence next day by 8 pm.
lll3.. from INDEPENDENTLY Laporte City Creek.
Lafayette, Marietta, and Iowa Centre, to Des
Moines, l2s miles and back, once . week.
Leave Independence Thursday at 8 a m:
Arrive at Des Moines next Saturday by ppm;
Leave Desmoines Monday at SAM
Arrive ut Independence next Wednesday by I
pm.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20

via. New Dragon, 0Aenao, Aussis. Laasias.
Oar Gies sad Aaross; Also - stop rssss .,
Aus(ins
Iils. : .. 4ssa.ais..y ronoem, s.svia.,.
and smithiand, to corrsctivnvins. y. niles
Leave Magnolia wedr esday 1t San;
irrive at questionable neat day byspa;
Leave Carved. nvilis Friday - A.;
Arrive u Magnolia next day BY Spa.
ill5s. From Hsrengo, by Guinviile, Irving and
Leave Msrengo Tuesday Of pm;
Arrive q vinten next day byspa;
Leave vinton Monday Ut . n;
Arrive 1T Marengo next day By I'm.
Bids to end route u ksdaan % ui1es isvits1
Bids also invited to ran via Lees Grove - d
Geneva TO Vinton % miles, also for Two t6ps
awcek.
1859 From Marietta. by Nevada, Boossboso, asd
New JeGerson, to CarsolltCn, lis miles and
back once Q week.
Leave Marietta Monday ut an;
Arrive 1t Carfolton next wednesday BY N
Leave Carreltop Thursday 1t m;
Arrive 1t Aarietta next Saturday BY s n.
lll6o. From Marietta. by Nevada, Boonsbsro
New Jefsrson, Csrollton, Denison and helvi-
dere, TO Decatur in Nebrarks Territory. It's
miles and back, once . week.
Leave Nsrietta Monday at an;
Arrive Ut Decatur next Friday BY 6pn;
Leave Decstur Xondav att an;
Arrive 1T Marietta next Friday by p n.
lll6l From Marietta. by Lafayette, Lithopo!is'
Ackley, Neumsntown, Hampton, Sasstoga,
Mainse Grove, and Doun Grove, to Mason
City, SO miles and back, once week.
Lesv. Marietta Thursday Ut 6 m;
Arrive at Mason City next day BY 6pm;
Leave Mason City Tuesday ut an;
Arrive At Marietta ne It day bye m.
Bids to commence route at Iowa Falls invited.
ill61. From Mason City, by Bristol and Bear
Lake, Minnesota, to Albert Lea, ~ miles and
back, once week.
Leave Mason City Saturday ut Sam;
Arrive at Albert Lea next day by pm;
Leave Albert Lea Monday at s am;
Arriveat Mason City next day by 6pm.
lll63. From Mitchell; by Plymouth and shell
Rock Falls, to Mason City, 26 miles and back
once q week.
Leave Mitchell Wednesday a s am;
Arrive 1T Mason City by 6 pm;
Leave Mason City Thursday atSam
Arrive at Mitchell by pm.
lll6a. From Monticello, by Castle Grove, New
Buffalo and McQueen's Mills, to Paris, - miles
and back, once week.
Leave Monticello Friday at an;
Arrive At Paris by6 pm;
Leave Paris Saturday at = IN
Arrive at Mont ecello BY 6 pm;
1il65 From Mount Vernon, by New Linden,
Springville. PaddiLgton and Wapsa, to
Clark's Ford. q miles and back, once 4 week.
Leave Mount Vernon Friday at sam;
Arrive . Clark's Ford by pm;
-. %. y c..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20
NAH. CONTRACTS.
lBy AUTHORITY
UNITED STlTEy NAILS.

Posr OvrIcG DEvARrHgNr.
Msy ID, 1850
PROPOSALS FOR CONVEYING THE MAILS
/ Of the United States Fl IN October I, 1850, r.
Sune 30, 1862. on the following routes in the state
Of Iowa, will be received ut the Contract Office of
this Department uatii r. n. of July 81 next, "
he decided by August 10, following:
HOO. Prom Ashton to Decatur Neb T., miles
and back, once a week.
Leave Ashton Saturday Mt 8 I'm;
Arrive at Decatur by II am:
Leave Decai ur Saturday at2pn,
Arrive at Ashton by m.
Bids Tor three trips week invited.
lll0l From Bellefontaine, by Attics and Cos.
port. TO Charlton, 30 miles and back, oaee
week.
Leav. Belcfontaine Tuesday at 6 am:
Arrive at Charlton by 8 pm;
Leave Cha 'itOn Wednesday at am:
Arrive at Eellefontaine by m
BIdsf swOand also three times q week invited.
lll02. From Bentonsport. by Keosauqsa, Phis-
delphia, Iowayilie, Ottumwa. Eddyville, Am
sterdarn, Red Rock Pennington, Lafayette,
and Adeiphi, to Des Moines, las miles and
back, once week.
Leave Bestonsport Monday at am
Arrive at lies Moines next W Wednesday by pm;
Leav. Des Moines Thursday At q am;
Arrive at Bentonsport next So urday by p N.
Bids to commence route at tddyville invited.
lll63. From bloomfield by Savsnnah, to Lancas-
ter. Mo, 20 miles and back, once week.
Leave Bloomfield Thursday at Sam;
Arrive ut Lancaster by pm;
Leave Lancaster Friday at an;
Arrive ut Bloomfield by pm.
Vds for tw 0 and also three times week invited
lllo4 From bradford. by Marble Rock. t. Rock
ford, p miles and back, once week.
Leave Bradford Tuesday at sam;
Arrive At Rockford by Bpm;
Leave Rockford We inesday ut m;
Arrive Mt Bradford by 5 pm.
Bids for twoand also three times a week invited
Bids 70 incud Flood Creek also inv led.
lllC5. From burlington, by Augusta, Denmark,
West Point, Dover and Primrose To ar ing
ton, 40 miles and back, once week.
Leave burlington Tuesday at i an;
Arrive At Pennington by pm;
Leave Bennington Wednesday at Gam;
Arrive at Burlington by SPIN.
Bids for three trips week invited.
lllOh IRON Cascade, by Isabel, Overresch's Fer
ry Walnut Fork. Pioneer Grove, and Covers
Ferry, to Iowa City, 50 miles and back. once
uweek.
Leave Cascade Tuesday At Sam;
Arrive at Iowa City next day by I'm;
Leave Iowa City Wednesday ut pm
Arrive Mt Cascade next day by SPIN.
lllO7. From Cascade. by Supis Ford and John
son, to Wyoming, 20 miles and back. once
week.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-30
Nermifbte Gdnseiaen.
Ginoer,a MGb1n0icbtte.

Sic a6ucitsr 6jeiser etabt, Iome aue qeyionsas tpeLde eine
snte @d9mai# ne ~ faterl mi.aia1eg i ,at MIC, f9 ef 3amt e
;r1gInS ,ins onfsrs. ms 10 ard t~Weimal 10 ptel @elS
sin6rin8t.. Gsics. rsa%t qni.te 9 1s 6noo g. g.S cen , S5t d !
IN hisfoer GfoSt in Spcrattrn all G6der, @eiten ume 9plen nm
baden iBre Gi8ner OOer bic Sanit a!teten in ben StanO Ssisst. itd
IIS IN gRe. welte cine Ser beten Ndbmo al @tnen. BIZ
i'm @ebruh fue, 6aben m6hteu, Iprbn in nnlercr 8fficc:
$50. 159 BalttmpreltraBe
S~cr{pred5cu, no @ebraub8a q nmeilun8eu IN hcutider, eu9ll4er,
T~onsBfiher umb Ipon5her Sprade su hoten lino unb 100 nil Sc
a ttleine MoIhine fault, auf oericlben arceten lerlet.
Sdidt uah setnem GrenapIor bon Sin3r's Ndpmai6utsr 2sp
ana. IQc MlaI6inen nerneu Elm 9anSeS Sabr nab lbrent @l""u
.ocn ms in bpuer SrcnuM9 unS Gsparattcn sebalten.
(Nb2S,f il SO. 6. Brobert6, G9eht.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-30
GtQeuer oeerO 1T SSvIOeO iperfD
6IDeefer Q0nbant, nab @toOt 0eiefj6aft.


Sn ben @ntrtfelunsS8anse Der @nfeelung ttno Tr eapta 9es
Ianet, ben meri6Spufen un6 pt6tigien 3betl ef8 otaet5e9tstes
spn Gdd 6arbpr Git5 In Rem Rrets Der Gerbeierun8tn jl jehen
unS sits i'm Sdrnt9eile ter Statt, gu Rem fir bS erffe 2ouieno
feasefenteu @rets tmi $l25 sum 9erfanf iu brtn8en. nhp slrar
Sa6luusen snn s., Breie 8eebs in better 5rrm aaranHrt.. Die
Sndnartfaofme etefes Stattttetls 1T nun iennhl orn pCbften
Suterede fIr Bic Misunderstanding alsaub 9iele @ererbtrettenee
Sasu brdusth. Dpfs. qBbsrften unt @srtineunssifraFen ME EN-
Sfeamer ;ur 6erfeaun9 neuer, regelnaBt9er Werbtnhung init
HspsQiprf ifno g0fpr, rertet aus ua6 m1brenb Ser Gntridelur9
btefes planes bpu Der @eeuftaft setaut, une Die Nusfubrung
bieies QlnneS pirb In &urSe BEN @eatralpuntt ttr Die unh6e9enS
mad unferer Stabt leBen..
Brdmten
beaebenb entreter tn ctnem GO00 Quabrat8ug grrBen 6drteu
p6er etnen Greitidst auf hem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mereen Ie
mad ser QBdbl Su sen eraen ecrfduften 1900 Cots %bet8estten.
Der In Ser &ntrideluns 5~egrtHcne 8dtridplau letfet eaSurA
ntdt uur feline 8eeintrd6tigun9 i~rntern nuB burd Nusfu9run8
Sbtaen 6afenplanes erR fetne 9anSe 2gi9tt8ett %erlan9en.
Fabrtfantsu, nel6e ihrs Embellishments nah @99 parbpr &ttp
Ieaen, merben abgeieten bn Der ~sunfisen Gage srilten 9trrbe 'mb
SEs, ourh liberale 8esunii8un9en Settens Ger @e1eutqdft be
Seutente 8prtGetle serinnen.
pamp9ists ner6en unent8eltlia a~aRSeseten, uns nafere gtaH-
Gpi9e@ s. e6miSt, @sent
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6. NreD, geo. 81 MDr0.@ aAlra6s.
yebrer Ger ell9IllWen SprQde,

crtbeTt UNI Gage ME absabs llnterriat unO bat Itets gbenSfrog.n
IN llel6ss SerFen,, melds pc en9uld9e Spra@e ouf cine Ieid5ts,
a. aug s s. S,s sfHti9i a, il bic r Qualities Gs @Rra ADS jpn, I99is aus Ser sst snsaf@sn
anSeru IdriTdiden @rpsten in bciben @vro6en " Sra svy sas aae
8ouma6tcn (na9 0erti9tano), Gcntrafte' RaufTrieie sdee sss
pfnnoperi@sibau9en mortgages, GOnfituhpnsn, c. &c wcS'''
(Wta20S2Ntl eGSNJ
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s0ic0tte fir GtniuonSercr.
yiellc Nrrangsufe1ts fit Ginlpan0ercr, sic

TtHuV UtFt NCNIINIF gu 10EIIE IUNEIIUII+
gNt bette ben 9. Mppenber an, werSrn Ste &tawau6erer erf
bee Nprttera Gentral @dlpertfreet Depot @tienb1tn nit Fem
9rpreF3s8 %befSrrert. Die 9aba ttetet barurd rem SnnHgranten
etneu ar6Beren 9prthett, aS ireen6 rtcc Gnbere 8a0n,
and e fe PM 81 Dteilca far5er ala jeoe anOere 8a6a naa benann-
ten gldeen, ais:
4itt8bnr9, Glepelano, Detroit, Sort Bapne,
@1ico9o, Wilmaufee, @alena, Dubuque, ct.
Bqul, 9lcd S8lalp, Burlington, Soma Stir
ptO rerben 6s6aalb lie nit Ger 3ertbera Central Satn e~etenbca
9esipnen l0 @tutpen frlher ais bts nit ansern 8abaet 9~ebenoet
brrt etntyefen aud prr0en4 Nlat weutger bic QEaaen Sa6ei ee-
me6leit. gie 9aRn itsbt surd ben iA6nfea Etsil sa OGtO.
Gerdd gtro BIER ~se5ei&net 0narIs) unb oebt nit SEN 9~nlasieren
an ben Setirnnan8Sprt.
9taf @reitline, Daptpn, Cincinnati, Snbianaz
ppli8, louisville uno ct, Souls
terten eteafars gafo8tere ~bsfErscrt umb fir ibr @ep&d feine
reitere ltniafun9stpftn bereGnet. Die Naihatere f5nnen nit
rem 3 llbr, pber Abenes 10 llbr- Bug mao, aaea weRli8en Mdeen
eeben cine unttrneas ~auf9etalten 8m werben. SurGfa6rts-8il
lette rerbea Serfauft III ser Office tes Ngentsn.
SpbnG 6. Bn1fer,
SF4S SIC. % 8eas=Street, nabe gDaters gDbarf.
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Johnston's Insurance Rooms

JOhnston'S Insurance Rooms,
SEQ. 70 Secpnnitr.
Hcuer=, Maritc= unb Reconsideration
rumA8=Gprnpaanicn.
GiderIte lnO f~eItelte H%UnlDaanie.
VerIiderun98s@pn1p. Der BQlleD Is. QSiroiuier
nit $500, 600 Capital. of
SpndbnrSzS erli9erungS=@pmp y. 8iraiiien.
nit 5000, 900 Capital. otTt
Mbentarle<S erft9er n98=@pnlp. y. 9iroi,,ien
nit $2Oo,00O Capital. r
@barter Saf@Werlid. Comp. bon Sortfnrh
NIT $3.50 600 capital. f
SectrttpsSerltGerlt08=G pnlp. pplt SEEM Wcyx
nit $27O,o0O capital. q
BbOnirzye rli9erun98z @ptlp. bon 9peM- M,rf
nit $500, 900 capital. 0N"f
NeIclute@Serltderun98=Spmp. =. Stem Oorf
nit $4,000 GapitaL. oFT
WtpntarfsG erltderlna8z@pnp y. g2em-Wo,f
nit 100000 capital. oU'y
g{eipsSSorlosSerltGe sSonnp bon Nep-gOrf.
nit $250,0O0 capital. oN"i
Wercalttle WllltltQl Warine.
nit 81, 1000, 900 Capital.
Seretnl9te Staaten 9eben8=TerIider1ttto ,c
nit $1,25O, 972 capital.
Nprtbertt " lurance=@ prlp. Dpt Qp1tSn,,
nit 81, 1914, Ill capital.
Die cben bemertten Gclnpa0ueen fm6 BON Ser qeoisr,t..
Stoatss Wtarplano %autbcriirt unb l3enfrt. eU'"u' oS
Oe pofl penn ltnter5a9neten repr6ientrten @ompoonieen hobsr
ptrflt0 perfn8bares capital gum Dpuen pberr NS onesao gaoeH
Setro9 oerantportii6 fit Die 3ablune BON @erIuIfen' ""Ss9e0sneH
Serit4erul9Sppltcc mereen a~uS9e9eten lmS 8crfuie nSnftri4
N1N'" SDos: Y. SoBnton,
9rsb mfs,m @~. 70 Secpneitr.
~IlaM, ONlVe9pt' Ga17,iD
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Samuel Burnett.
Aqentllr fit ben 9OBbcdidem
EhAapitabaf.

Sd mdhe hermit tetannt, RAP I'd Bic Nsentur fur Sen te-
rasnton qes6sffhen Gdnupftabaf aus Der Babrif bpnS Qanort
uxo CIR. Gtnantbers in pttlaOeIpbia hbernDnfnen babe unt bas
i6 I'm an gBhpIelole- un6 6lein<gertdufr 5 y ermaBf8ten
a,brffpreiIen ablade. 5etnrtd 8nefelb,
0Ts,ts6 So. 5 6arrifpnar
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Nnnhn11.
BanDDI5.

Gau6Dl5. VanbOl5.
"a Der unterseiGnetc Ben @eIdGf8-Nntbel be8 6rn. Ser. so.
Gmitb bon her alien Sirma tiu1th an f6 8ebradt bat, 10 pr0 e
minmebr baS @e9aitaai feline ej8ne, aaelnt8e gediun9 am alien
geI6dISplase, Ode bon Sreot 6u9beS un6 Sobnionitr, an bsl
6tbIete RES BaEns in alien ieuen perIbe0enen granfen fort
fnbren rno empfteblt f6-neu olten 6nnben Der strra ipmcbI
ipie euuena 9eebrteu 9u6tifun. @r miro tets einen 9rp6en Dor
ratb gut ~9srrdneteS 8au- unb Sdreinerbpl5 baHen nno bafIel6e
al Sen tiaigften Y~sorttprcticn inter ben onne6m6ariten ge6in9ua.
gen Ucrfanisa.
c62ip Samuel Burnett.
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LAkA NpS
fa6liAe un0 fitopeff1iAe Sfoutc
5pJ9eu 8altimOre,
Gitp 9oint. 9pn9bur9, 3d.,
&nprpiae uuo WtemFbis, Senr.
uno baSpi6cu ~le9enbe 9ldbe.
Ole 0inpfcr Geo. @eabo69" unO r9efpt6ere" Der
fallen iet Baltimore ieoen 0ienlta9, Donnerita9 uno Samltag,
Ru6mitags 3 nbr, mad Sin 9otnt, ga in @erbnSuno nit Ser
Iioti6en @ienbatn nab Spnbbnr8, 6ncroiue, WtenpbtS &c.
Die tarSefe rno ~8eei9nstie 6ra6tJtpute
na6 alien beheuteneen 4laben I'M Iiepetltten 8iranier, 3enref.
lee, Gecrsia, uuo ben ~n6rbIten 3beit BON alabama Ii. O%eliifppt.
R8 @aarel weroen nab ir9enb einem pteicr ptaee b%sfSroert.
Nibere @u8funft ert9sut
S. Brdntt ju n.
M1enf Der Yopbattan Oamptihiff- Comp.
gta16,jl So. 5. 2iebttr.sQDtarf
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% Sur beIDnDerel GellllfltlBlahnle.
Gtnwaneerer unb SetIente ipaten fetr Spri6tts fen. ebe Fe tAe
8iuette faufeh uab fUaten bieielten MIR sUa irl8en an9eftaten
8etrtfn taufen, melGe ROT ibreu Webalt le6fn, nidt aber ppn
@3atern pter 8wif4entraeern, ia de fcnt her gefaHr aueseleBt
fnO, bef6ntneelt ju nerrcn uo tbr Sch rnnipnif ~ausgeben.
Dur9fabrt8=Biqette
mad aaea 3tetfen bs g8etens in6 su bqten set
@b. &. Sileebrqnet,
General Grhterdnteus N9ent per 8ilttnpte- unb
Sltps @Hentath.
eo30n SEQ. 81 Tbame8Ifr., Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10
nrR. CHANpLER,s SPEECH.

We have already briefly referred to the debate ia
tie Senate, on Monday last, upon the Presidents
veto Of the bill Of the last session sppropriatug
money for deepening the channel the St Clair
Flats aud especially the able and caustc speech of
Mr. Chandler in review of the errors of fact and
speoious reasoning of Mr.. Buchanan. Mr.. Chand-
Ter is successful and intelligent merchant of De-
tToit-A class of whom there are too few in the
national councils. he is versed in all questions of
trade and commerce. and particularly in their rela-
tons 10 the upper lakes. He has examined the
subject of the power Of Congress under the Consti
tuition, to improve the harbOfs and channels of
inland seas He is a practical, pointed, vigorous,
and fluent speaker, who commands the of the
Senate upon this class Of questions. Familiar
with this particular case, Mr. c., in his speech Of
Monday, detected, exposed, and denounced the
fasehoods, lame logic and perverted constitutional
law of the VetO--pOyipg that its author was either
the dupe Of others in respect to this matter or was
utterly ieEoraut Of what be undertook to write
about or had wlIuliy uisstated both the facts and
tie law pertaining TO this highly important and
tIuly natiousl work. Either this of-hsud speech of
Nh Chandler, or one from him, on the same sub
jeet more elaborate than This, ought to be extern
syely circulated all along the borders of our lakes,
to chow shippers and marines how utterly hopeless
il is to look for any improy sment in the condition
of those vast highways of commerce, go long az The
Co,tonocsscy hold possession Of the Federal Gov
eminent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

The N. L. Express says that TburOw Weed and
the albany Regency" are determined not only
.. to make laws for NeT-York City, and monoPo-
/" ,ize and ceDtralize all the governmental
q interests Of the city, but are, Likewise, en-
/" gagged in killing and dressing for the New-fork
public the sheep and lambs which butchers here
d" are perfectly able to prepare for their Gus
- tOmeTs."
This is new line Of business for MIR. Weed.
/, is true he has long been engaged IN Strengthening
and aaying political jackasses and has even turned
his hand with come effect 70 an occasional maa
don or 50. but we are curious to see how ne VIII
get along IN mere ordinary butcheripg. However,
"a II is notorious from The EzPress and IAe He'Hta
that he does not only all the mischief in the world
but pretty much everything else, we shall expect 70
hear from these journals Of his making millions 10
tb. new euterprise. We dare say it @ill prove the
most profitable thing he has undertaken since ne
went out Of the slave-trsde
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10
To the Associated Press.
WIN.
The Printer 10 the House of Repre-
sentatiyes.
Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispeteh 10 lie N L. IIipune'
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Feb. 9, 1850.
The House hung up on the Printer, you viii zee
by the proceedings.
The fact ia, there those who consider that hr.
Defrees was not fairly nominated. His nominatian at
the last caucus was general surprise Everybody
expected Mr. Mitchell would be the nominees; and the
morning the caucus assembled Mitchell undoubtedly
had clear majority Of 10 10 Of the members In his
favor, and not doub. entertained, in the most
intelligent quarters, of bis nomination. This was
based on the fact that at the previous caucus Mitchell
had Al votes Coombs 49, and Defrees 30. In the in
tervenng time Mr.. Coombss friends went to the sup
port of Mr. Mitchell, and it thus understood that
tlis closed the contest in Mr.. Mchells favor. But
unusual efforts were made at the caucus, and at the
elofe of the fret ballot to the establishment OF every
body II was found tnat Mr. Mitchell lacked one vote
of a majority over Mr.. Defrees and the scattering
votes. Further remarkable demonstrations were made
at this point which need not be specified and at the end
Mr. Mitchell lost and Mr.. Defrees gained. 1t Is felt
that this would not have been so if things had been
left to their natural course and hence the existing OBJ
stuctons to the election in the House. Its to be
hoped, however, that the difficulties in the case may
be- in the end, harmoniously adjusted.
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From Albany.

ALBANY, Thursday, Feb. ?, I86U.
The discussion on the pro-rata bill in Assembly at
tracted large attendance at the House to-day aud
considerable outside interest begins 70 be manifested in
the bill. Among those present in the city urging the
paessg e of the bill are Mr.. Hart agent of the Penn
sylyapia Central Railroad, and Mr. Robinson Of New
York, solicitor fer the same Corporation.
The vote in the executive session Of toe Senate last
night In confirmation of Il. Van VakeabuFah, stood as
follows:
Fer CoSa,mafion ,JessIs. Mcleod Murphy. Kelly and
Connolly Democrats and Abel Ferry, GOss, Betcbsm, lap
ham MuurOe Montgomery; r p Murphy Richmo9d' Robert
SON Warner, Williams and Hilhouse, Repubhcans-l6
LgainH Confirmation: Messrs. SpinGs Lsyrence, Blood
GarGner Calvin ard Grant Democats, scd Bell, Mauerre
Maaraw Sessions Truman Fiero Prosser Rotch Ramsay and
Hammond, Republicans
Lieut. Governor Campbell cast the rejecting vote. 1t
is believed that next week. at least four Republicans,
voting against the confirmation, will change their
yOtep.
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instantly acceIerating Il.

The personalities" in the lass number OF The
Loy;,r;D, journal are unusually numerous To say
that thew are usually good Is to highly praise them.
Prentice says:
fussy little editor, who occasionally processes to
Ia ~ the Opposition states what be understands to
he orr an OF operations and then sets forth his own
I'd finally suggests that both may fail. IL they do
n will be but a vefilcation Of what Burns saya
ab ,ut the failure Of the best laid scheme of sn aad
mice.
'An ingenious Eastern artist thinks he has got no
pair Of scales ,hst will weigh the fieth part Of q
grain. We wonder il they viii weigh Mr.. Douglass
chance for the Presidency.
There is small Locofoco editor in Alabama
naUed Campbell, who seems 10 think It his mission
upon the earth to invent epithes Of abuse agans
The Opposition party. When, in tie olden time, toe
difficulty of Cancels going through the eye OF .
reede was spoken Of the breed of Camels must have
been vastly larger than that which now 10 hosr-
isb in Alabama.
1--WE have been requested to advocate Mr. Batess
election 10 the Presidency. We must know more
about him first. We cant swallow Bolts till we see
whether We should thereby get hook in our mouhs-
1.-The editor OF TIE LhiRois Mercury says thai we
have found his paper "a tIip-hammer. No, bus VIC
have found It's editor a nippy- hammer.
"a Locofoco editor In Tennessee thinks thas .
second sober thought may bring rs 20 our sensess
Perhaps the first sober thought may bring hin W
his. The experiment doest seem ever to havs os'A
made IL
1.-THE editor of The EhsabetAtern pemec.sf on.
upon politicians Of AL parties 10 swallow thsr piys
Gices.' They had better throw up these ~ey INV
swallowed already"