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Ill f. IL ES Il s. EE IL s @ IL u .
UNSURPASSED, OR EVEN EQUALED FOR ITS
Detersiye, Erasive or Cleansing Quail

CIfSthtEASSED, OR EFEN EQCALED FOR ITS
Detersive, Erasivs or Cleansing Quail
ties.
B everything of this nature must stand on
Ia its own merits for public patronage. it is
unnecessary to state anything than few
facts, CT what it will accomplish.
AS common washing or laundry Soap it does
not require near as much Soap OF labor and coh-
sequontly not near as much wear to the Clothes
in It's use, as does the common washing Soap.
Each bar OF Soap is enveloped with directions
for its Soap.
l have analysed specimen of Mr.. Hotch-
kiss Laundry Soap. and found it a very superior
article for washing purposes, and free from auul-
terations 1t makes an excellent suds and is eX-
ccedingy we'll adapted for the removal of ink
and grease spots from cotton linen and WOODEN
goods, without in jury to the texture OF color.
SYLVESTER T. WHEELER, Chemist.
Bridgeport, Aug. IS, 1853.
ALABAsrEn SoAp.-1his is new article manu-
featured by Mr. Josiah Hotchkiss, of Bridgeport,
and has lately been introduced into families with
great success. Several ladies of our acquan-
lance have tested its merits the laundry pro-
nounce it equal if not superior, to Burwel's or
any other kind now before the public Nuter-
bury american.
A DEsIDERATUM.-Ihe Alabaster Soap, man
ufactured by Eotchkiss and Fitch, Bridgeport,
is the very best article of the kind we have
ever used. The women all like it, becauee it
saves them the trouble of g boiling OUT their
clothes.
Lichfela Enquirer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-05

ST. julien Eating saiOcn,
IN THE "LTrCIIFIELD HOUSE BUII DING -
LI7CHF7ELD, CONN.,.
II s now opened for the accommodation of the
"a public and citizens of Litchfield County.
We are prepared to serve OYSTERS in diffsre1 t
stylcs-raw, stew ed and roasted.
Also, some coed No. l TRIPLE, served up to
suit customers.
HOT COFFEE, FRESH BOILED EGGS, PIES
and CAKES always Oh hand, for sale by the guam
tity. &c. Only beverage ALE and CIDER.
Oysters for sale by the Quart Or gallon at
tiARKEF PRICES
GIVE US 4 CALL!
G noRGE W WHEELER. WoLcoIT WHEELER
I'm 2R
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-05
WARD EEClI ER'S
sen MONS,
REVISED BY TIE AUTHOR,
WILL ArPEAR IN
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EVERY WEEK.

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published in this country. To this end they en-
ploy an array of Editors, Special Contributors,
Regular correspondents, Miscellaneous Essayists,
Commercial Reporters and other writer's each of
whom contributes valuable and indispensable
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In addition to this, arrangements are now in
progress by which TIE INDEPENDENT for the COM
ing year, will be made still more interesting and
attractive.
wiief range of good reading will he in:fadu-
ced, and the paper will be printed throughout
with new type.
1t il. in tended that any one of the following de-
partments of the paper, viz: the Sermons of
HENRY WARD BEECHER
| tue Contributions of the
REV. GEO. B. CHEEVER,
tho Poems of
JOHN G. WHITTIER.
the Commercial Articles and Market Reports, ed
itorial Articles, OF the Family Reading, shall be
worth moro than the entire subscription price fol-
one year.
We are happy to announce that our subscrip,
ton list is increasing more rapidly than ever be-
fore, and as a. special induoement to our readers
we will say, that for every TWO NEW SUBSCRIBERS
sent us with S. we will. credit the partv sending
INC SANG with one years subscription.
Inc friends of The Independent in all sections
~ 'ne country, will favor the cause IN which we
s'' epsSgea' by using their influence to extend
our circulation.
Terms, 81 year in advance
Address JOSEPH H. R1cEApns p,,h,;..
No. Beekman st.. New York
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-05

MtNUFtcruRERs' CONVENTION AT MEnipAA
The undersigned, Manu- fac'u rers, of the State OF
Connecticut, convened at New Haven on the 9Sth
day OF December A. L. 1859 fer the purpose oil
taxing INTO consideration the state Of the Union
at the present cr:ss in The national af trs do in
vito all the Manufacturers in the State of Connec-
ticut to meet at Convention in Meriden on We'd
nesdzy the 18th day If january A. d. 1860, at 10
O'Clock A. 81 to pass sl~h res buttons and IL;
agree NJ on such concert of action as Shall tend to
allay the present unhappy excitement, which not
only d;sturhH the business Of the country, but
weakens the ties OF Common political and social
brotherhood -
Signed.
Charles A. Converse. manufacturer Of augurs
aud angur- bits Norwich VIM. S Charnley
President Of Iron and Steel Works, Derby + ?.
Au.ber. saddle and zig trees Bridgeport frary
Gary s. Co. manufacturers, Merit''n Dennis c.
Wilcox, Britanni. Company, West Meri,len Miles
Bradley Il Son, Wrstpult Tool and Axle Cumpa
ny. Westport Raymond French, liumphreysvilc
Manufacturing Company, Seymour: Geo Good
gear. reaeon Fails Rubber Company, Beacon
Falls L. 3. Wheeler, paper lnaker, Southhury :;
f. S. Wheeler, manufacturer, Naugatuck; Ed
ward Miller lanp-tiinm:ngs, etc, Meriden A.
II. jackson, President OF baldwin Tool Company
Mddetown; l. A Preston, manufacturer Fair
Haven H. f. Robbins. Hartford Manufacturing
Company, Hartford Lewis Boyd, American Hoe
Company West Winsted; VIM. &. Linchnrg,
Timlinson and Axle Company, Bridgeport Day
export & Mallory, lock makers New Haven ::
Flags & Baldwin, straw goods, Milford Geo N
Landers, manufacturer New Britain L. f. Den
nison, manufacturer, Winthrop Chas Cook, Cook
Axle Company, Wnsted A. H. g. C. Doolittle,
carriage makers, Pleasant Valley John A. Peck,
Union Knife Company, Naugatuck; L. S. Par
sons, President of the Squire & Parsons Manrfac-
turing Company, Bran!ord Henry Il. Lewis
manufacturer New Haven d. N. Shelton. Presi
dent ot Tack and Bolt Company, Derby; Sheldon
Bassett President of Birmingham Iron Foundry
and Machine Company Birmingham ; Isaac C
Lewis, Britannia Company West Meri,len s. w.
Collins. Collinsvi!e Axle Company, Coinsviie
37-2w
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-05

MN VICTOR ALvERGNAT will continue to
Wa give lessons in French and Drawing in
connection with the Norfolk Academy, under the
charge of Mr.. Asa Pettibone, A. M, and to pri-
waite pupils or classes who may wish to be in
structed in these branches.
Alyergnat refers by permission to Rev. Jo-
seph EIdridge, D. D. and to Col. Robbins battell.
Norfolk, Jan. 2, 1860. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-05

nursery SRSikis SHOsiHHI5o &C., &C
The great Improvements which have recently
been made in tho manufacture of India Rubber
Gloves and Mitts render them desirable article
for all.
The heavy Gloves and Mittens are unrivalled
as protection in all kinds of acid work of the
Chemist, Druggist and Photographic manuGlc-
turing and handling OF Potashcs and other strong
alkaiies; for 0ysternen. Drivers in storms and
Hose Companies in the fire department. IIatters,
Farmers, Tanners, Lumbermcn, Fishermen. and
Seamcn will find these Gloves and Mittens well
adapted for their use. They are much superior
to the buck mittcn, especially in light work.
The Light Glores are used for sof:cning and
bleaching the hands as a speedy and etfcctual
cure for chapped or rough hands, salt rheum, &c,
they have no equal are very usefu! while en-
gagged in domestic affairs, such as sweeping, dust
ing. house cleaning all rougiIcning and dirty
kind of work ; and particularly useful in garden
ing and the care of shrubs and flowers.
For sale by Rubber Dealers generally in all
parts of the country. Price lists and catalogues
will be sent application by letter. addressed to
the
GooDYEARs INDIA RUBBER GLOVE MASUrAcTUR-
ING Co.,
s0-3m SO John street, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-05

II IST OF LETTERS remaining in The Post
- Once at Ltehticid, Conn.,, Jan 2, 1860 ::
Adams VI Marvin Jehiel
Ames Ann Nowlen Huuh
Benson W H-6 North JE
Downs Mrs Sarah E Pelton James
Barse Mrs Lucy Prindle Lyman
Bunres James Plvmpton Sons G
Clark Richard Richards H NJ
Cook Julia G Richards Samuel
Cockren Miss Laura Rogers DanlS
Crane Lorenzo Spencer George D
Denslow Maria Scovelle Chas
Drakely Miss Augusta Stevens NathI s.
Dare VIM Smith Isaac Fl
Hill Miss Mary A Smith Miss Prudence
Livingston Emanuel Dixon John
Morris John N Woodward s S
Morgan James S Warner Oh
Munson White N L
Persons calling for the above letters will please
say they advertised G. H. BALDWIN P. H.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-05
A CA r ID,

A CARD.
Il N commencing the NEW YEAR the subscri-
II Der would embrace the opportunity of return
ing his sincere thanks to the many friends who
have 50 libeTaa5y bestowed their patronage upon
him during the trials and difficulties which are
always incidental to the starting of any new en-
terprise
In the change recently made it will be his con.
slant endeavor by assduous attentions to the
wants of his customers to merit continuance of
the same patronage and to SO conduct his estab-
lshment that all who may favor him with call
will not go away disappointed.
81 JOHN H. SMITH, Post-office
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-05
HOLIDAY GIFTS,

FE7HERE is nothing more appropriate for hol-
IL iday present than good AMBROTYPE, or
DAGUERREOTYPE enclosed in neat, handsome
case. Remember gift like this is always accept
able to friends j. L, JUDD.
Litchfeld, Dec. Is, 1859. 3t34
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-05
Farm Wanted.

"A FARM from 80 to so acres, properly divided
IN mop ploT hnr moving pasturing and wood
miles Of tho centre of Iitchield. Address ''''
37-sw Box 46, Plymouth Hollow Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-05
I,itclfold Go. Tat Store.

II WOULD inform my numerous friends and
IL patrons that have opened a store with a new
and beautiful assortment of Hats and Caps of the
latest styles, from the best and most fashionable
manufacturers, viz:
LEARY, KNOX, EEEBE, SC.
I am determined not to be undersold by any in
the State. receive fresh supplies almost weekly.
LADIES' RIDING BATS will lie sold less than
cost. Those desiring to purchase will find it fsr
their benefit to give me call before purchasing
elsewhere Also, Ladies and Chillren's VictorinsR
and Cuffs Mems aud Boys flush and Cloth taps
Fur Caps. Buck Mittens and Gloves, Buffalo Robes,
Fur Mittens and Ladies Gauntlets. cheap for cash.
HIRAM JACKSON, Agent,
q 81 door west of the Court House, upstairs
Nov. l, 1859.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-05

Manufactured by
HOTCHKISs & FITCH, Bridgeport, Conn,
corner of Main street and South avenue,
where orders will be received. SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-05
FOR SALE.

FRTIIE Farm recently owned by STEPHEN
IL MORSE. three miles southeast Of this vii
iage, containing about 10 ACRES of and. Said
Farm is good one and in good order, will he
sold on easy terms. For particulars refer to
STEPHEN MORSE or WILLIAM BALDWIN Of
Litchfcld, to JAMES H. N ONSE of Northeast,
or the undersigned, ISAAC S. BOCKEE,
Norwalk, Dec. H. 1859. IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-05
WHO WISHES TO MAKE /
Profitable E3aUes1MaeMt?
FARMERS TAKE NOTICE

FEHHE Farm formerly owned and occupied by
Il SOLOMON COWLES, is now offered for sale
Said Farm being the residence of the late occu-
pant more than forty years. on which his energies
and to great extent the proceeds of the Farm
have been expended to make it one of the most
desirable farms in this section of the country ;
being situated in the south part OF Norfolk, six
miles from Winsted and the Naugatuck railroad.
The location is pleasant, with a school house
not more than fifty 1ods from the dwelling house.
On the Farm are FIVE barns, with dwelling house
and other necessary buildings for the accommo-
daton of man and beast. Conyeniences for water
are good.
The above Farm contains 800 acres!
The Farm will keep 25 Cows, a Yoke of Oxen
and Horse the entire year, ordinarily To the
energetic farmer rare chance is offered.
Apply to JAMES NJ. COWLES
Norfolk, Nov. 18th, 1859. 81 3m
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-05
INDIA RUBBER GUODs.

TOODYEAR's INDIA RUBBER GLOVE
w MANUFACTURING CO., 50 JOHN STREET,
New YORK. manufacture exclusively (under
Goodyear's Patents. every description Of Ladies'
and Gent S India Rubber Gloves, Mits, Elittens,
and Finger Cots also, Ladies' Dress Shields,
Physicians Cots, Caps, &C., sc.
Wholesale and retail dealers in all kinds of
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-05
NE WIS EMPORIUM,
POGf-sf7cR.

IN buying out the stock of Messrs. Baldwin
Il Bros. have likewise taken their subscription
list Of
MAGAZINES,
NEW YORK DAILY and WEEKLY PAPERS,
&C.,
which was started about year since, and which
it will be my constant effort to increase. am
resolving daily bundle fiom New York. and
will receive subscriptions for the DAILY PAPERS,
MONTHLY MAGAZINES. SC. &c, at current rates.
LIECHtIELD COUNTY BOOKSTORE,
81 post-ofice.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-05

PRICE one DOLLAR
Post paid, to any part of the United States.
See what the Newspapers say:
The posses ion of it is a perfect guarantee
against being imposed upon with spurious coins.
Ne,os.
Detection is sure certain, inevitabl.--Ere. Jour-
A blind man with one in his possession may bid
defiance to the most skillful counterfeter CT the
d&y.-Ere. Bulletin.
We pronounce it without hesitation to be the
most perfect thing of its kind offered to the
public. -Penn. Inquirer.
We like it, and cordially recommend it to pub
lie favor.-Hational argus.
1t is worth its price ten times told.-Csty lem.
AGENTS WAsTED.-An Agent wanted in every
County in the United States, to whom heavy
discount will be made. Samples sent with terms
Of agency, on the receipt of one dollar.
IL FL to,
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-05
yV.ANTEE .

So AkA CORDS of HEML' OK BARK, for
<s az - which good price in Cash will be paid
when delivered at the shop of the subscriber.
D. C. Monsoon.
Norris, Aug ., 1859 e1e
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-05

40 you wish to subscribe for
Ell HARPER'S MAGAZINE,
ATLANTIC do,
PETERSON'S do
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK,
BAILOUS DOLLAR do,
KNICkF RBOCKER
ALL THE YEAR ROUND,
FRANK IESLIE'S do.
EMERSON BENNE'I1'S do,
LADIES REPOSITORY,
for any Of the monthly Magazines Call upon
81 JOHN II. SMITH, Post office.
4 LII having unsettled accounts with the sub
"A scriber are requested to call ard settle.
F. ID. MCNEIL.
TatehAsh, Dee. 2srh. 1863.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-05
so Cords Hickory and White
Oak Butts Wanted.
GOLD and SILVER COINS.

ut is admitted by all to be the most perfect
Il thing of its kind ever offered to the public.
1t is SO small that it can be carried in the peck
ct without any inconvenience.
Every Merchant should have It'll
Every Storekeeper should have it
Every Mechanic should have it!
Every Man in Business should have it
1t detects at the same moment, both size,
thickness and weight from q Half Dime to Dol
lar in Silver, and from 81 in gold up to $50,
besides foreign Gold and Silver, and sells as quick
Iy as seen, without the assistance Of word. 1t
is simple. eminently useful dsrabie, economical
and perfect.
49, A Warrantee goes with every one that is
oold
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-05
INLAY & BICKNELL'S,

Bank Note reporter, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Reporter has |,ecn for Thirty years the con-
slant and necessary companion of the Cashier.
Merchant, Clerk, Trader, Mechanic and the Poo
pie, being the oldest on tic continent, and the
ablest in the world, and having more subscribers
than all combined, is published on the lst and
18th of each month"; at the following prices:
Monthly, one copy, one year. 81 90
Semi monthly, one copy, Ole year 2 90
including without extra charge copy of the
Coins of the World, containing larger number
of magnfcently illustrated Fac-Simile impress
sions of the various Gold, Silver and other Coins
of all NATIONS, than can be found in any other
work, and which can be obtained from no other
source by any possibility of means. Address,
INLAY & BICkNELL'S,
31-2n Bank Note Reporter, Philadelp hia, Pa
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-05
Rubber Boots St Shoes, Toys, Combs,
Nursery Cloth, Clothing, Sc, SC.

Wholesale and retail dealers IN all Kinds of
, 1860-07-17
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.
MONDAY ETx1xe, July Is.


rRE0HTs-Advanced ". Tbs following engage
meats ~srs nats:-Pfop FFcs sate schrs Ostrich, ps'
stase Contest and Coli nswood bark Danube. and brig
Enpo sAe, ali With ocra to Dun.o 1t 1c: tchs Gait
xAn'u corn to oaveGo nj 1oc, OF to New 1otk II If {;
.ehr tnsrne prvate) corn 10 Osweso ut 1ne-
FLouR-R, ce'ttA 4.a bsls: shipped. t1s bth. Ma1t4i
quiet. 10 hrss choice sp1saf extra At u ss del.
w1FAT-Nee.lps a,:s3 hu sh'pred Is bu. WN7rn
Active and tteadY. saes 800 hu No. Willie
ALSO on saek 10 bu No. Whlte At etll In store n
pu No. R.d II allsx IN ttota 5000 bu do lin enc lo}
o. prv1ts tns I'D ba d, 1t et.ta In atore: loo bu
No. Red 1t &1os in store 800 bu do Al u 0s in ssoe
1000 bu do on pt srz1so-Qn1et- ea1es wc,e:-7o0 u
No. Spring II eoe Ia store 100 bu do ~ u cs stosr
100 ba Reeced NJ &c In 800 bu do soc Ia aorr
CUNS-Rscelpa $50 tu; shipped l4s.oel tu. Mar.
ket dc ed y. Sales wert: htoo bu No. Canal ri
asxc ii a; 100 bu do 1t 4zc ahcat; 1.1oa hu No
Il %shc In atcfc at0o bu DO &,c in tire; 1000 bu
10 u <2Ae In .to'e: $500, bu DO At &c s.o1e.
on IN d. at axe In .tote; 1000 bu No. 1t 4i1c Il!
store; 1900 bu do 1t dc In .tart 1oo0 bu do At 4oEe
IN ,se; oot bu do ut &3ke b.; 5000 In Rejected
t :eHc In ttosc loo bu do At sske in ote 100 bu d.
i s<t IL etr'~.
oATs-ReeeiptA ssss hu; shipped. A4A bu. Ms.ket
" lower. eaes wese-1sO bu No. At s6Ae adoat IL ho
bu do 1t sc In e.otu.
81. on track
BAKLEx-Reeeip:s, 100 bu. Market Dull AID en-
tir,ly non inAl.
ut0HWlNEs-Recelpt., TO bbls, 80 bbIs 1t 1sc.
ALCOHOL H3Ec Ter GAL
MISS fOnK-1o, bbs Heavy Meas to t1ace It e!s.7b
IARp-Ntmlual Vi 11Qlkc.
TAL1AW-s bbls eood courtss 1t &c.
1uDES-Neceipta - Tbs. Dull. Eales 10 tay
ath. following quotations. :-Greu saited, s1@1Ac; E1
| ,,he1. ,alaxc; Dry Flint, 1s9isH..
TOOL-heel IT, :,s6l b., Market very quiet. sale'
1ere:-150 ha FIJI llood Ht liz &c
, 1860-07-17
The Xouaven 1t Albany

This Albany Stat<snan Of Friday says:
The Chicago Zouayes arrived in this city at
o'clock last evening, from Troy. Ihelt attasai
created The greatest H. s1eets
literally packed with crowd that eoo1d oe
counted bY thousands, and the windows +, ana
housetous along the line OF march were uHea
with ladies'. large force Of police, node1 :.
Lieut., Arandeubur9 Of the second d1stE1et' afo
efficient service in keeping the crowd u order.
When The visitors arrived, Broadway from the
Deleyau House to State street, was througea.
They wore their full Zuave uniform aud their
apnearance was very singular.
Upon their arrival BY the Northern kailroad,
they we're received on Broadway, in tro1t OF the
Mefcbants' Hotel, By the Burgesses Corps, at
open order aud present a1ms- After the custo.
morY saluset on suck occasions, the line OF
march was taken up, and parade shrouRh the
principal atreets Was made, during which the
Zouaves elected the highest eDcomfums from
the vast crowd Of spectators who witnessed
their admirable marching and wheeling. Their
tion Us it il possible for company to attain.
They are mostly young men, OF less than the
medium size, but By reason Of their long and
tcEere course of drilling, they possess e1traor'
dinary muscular power and endurance. Their
drill Is very arduous and e1hausting. We are
warranted in stating that their tuperlor1ty rs
military corps has not been oTerstated.
After the parade the Zouares were escorted
to the Gpmp asium, where they quarter during
their stay in this city. They were soon alter
escorted to the American Hotel, where supper
had been provided for them, Of which they par.
took with q hearty relish, in consequence OF
their long marches in Troy and this CITY, The
evening vas spent pleasantly with the members
Of the Corps in chatting and walking about
town. This morning squads Of the Corps mem.
bers aud Zoua.es are engaged in visiting 'he
public buildings aud places Of interest shout
the city. This afternoon the grand drill OF ihe
Q ,uarss takes place on the Washington Parade
ground, after winch the Bargesses give them q
dinner aud they will leave in the evening By the
New York boat.
The Chicago Light Guard Bard accompany
the Zouayes. They are line body Of musicians,
aud about noon to day thrv assembled IN the
balcony OF tho Delavan House, and plnyed Il
number Of beautiful selections, which were Its.
tened to wi great delight b; crowd Of aeE-
esal hundred persous.
, 1860-07-17
Later from New Mexico.

IxpEpgSpE>cK. Mo. July 10 The mail from
New Mexico with dates to the Cd arrived this
evening. The news from S1nta Fe is Of no i'm.
porsance. On the sth inst Mr. Thomptou who
resides at Ash Creek, in the neighborhood Of
PAwnes Fo,k, discovered, as he supposed. some
buffalo or ponies approaching lbe ranch, and
the man he had employed, whose name was
John Cunningham, went ont tor the purpose Of
seeing what the5 we're. Mr. Thompson soon
after heard noise. and upon looking discover
ed Cunningham running towards the house
pur.ued By three Indians. The Indians shot
three arrows into him, and just as he reached
the house be fell dead. Thompaou ran
into the house and fred three
shots of revolver at them,
but without effect. The Indians then
closed on the house and set FIRE to it. Thompson
made his way out. and haviug two guns loaded,
fired on them and made his escape. As be Was
leaving be heard ,he report Of gun. Sex.
day tie went back and found the drad body Of
man b5 the name Of Christian kroute, Who
had bern murdered By The same Indians The
. cad bodies were d.cently buried by the com.
uanding officer ut paTnee Fork. The Indians
took Nil the clothing Of the dead men End
scaiped them. Kroute had been in the employ
Of Capt. Scott, aud WINS mak,t his way to The
Missouri when hs was killed.
There is 20 news Of any battle with the 1ndi
ans by the troops who ale in pursuit Of them
We had very fine ram today.
, 1860-07-17
Political News.

St. LOUIS, July l5.-A vtry large gathering
WAS held last night to r4tify the nomination Of
Francis r. air ior Congress. Nr. Blair made
a characteristic and eloquent address. alt<r
which a variety Of brilliant fireworks, including
one piece in which shoue tha name Of frauk
Blair, were exhibited.
Judge Trumbull WAS welcomed home By the
Belesile Republicans .ast esening in an en-
thu.iastic manner.
IsptrESnkxcB, Ky, July 1.-The Demo,
cratic Convection Of Benton Co, met to. day
and unanimously passed resolutions endorsing
Douglas and johnson. Speeches we're made
By Me1srs. Benton and R!cbardsou-
FA1srry1ILE. Ark. July l4.-Au enthusiastic
ra,'a a;ation meeting was held here to day, to
.~@ nou,nntious Of DreckinridGe and
Lane. Hon. G. W. Taylor, e.ec..;, 49,
the meeting, advocating the claims Of tbs Soush
with great zeal. Senator Latham arrived 1t 4
O'Clock aud Was introduced to the meeting and
.-~-"d very effective speech in favor o.
ne!ss. "a i.ans.
Breckenridge aau -
, 1860-07-17

New YoRK, July ia fire broke out at
noon in the iron railing factory Of WIN Van
Ta.sell on Pig Alley, which soon communicated
to the extensive stables Of the New York Ice
Company, which were in u few minutes des.
t1oyed. The Ere thence attacked the bull "a
on Charles, Washington and Perry streets, con.
.umipg or materially irjuring ten TWO story
dwellings on Charles street, damaging every
house On Washington fri II Charles to Perry,
nine IN number. aad almost entirely destrny.
ing eleven buildings On Perry street, from, No.
l3s to 1853, inelusl1+; $50 families are rendered
houseless. Las. *l0o.o 900; fully insured.
Tne Chicag3 Z-uaves went through splen-
did drill in Madison Square to-day. They vis't
Bro'x'yn to morrow.
NEW Yonk. Inly 1G.-In IN ARRAY Saturday
night, in a tenant house in William, ,burR, Thus.
Lschty WIS struck on the head with an axe By
a woman named Burke, and so severely injured
that be Is not expected to recover. lie was
afterwards shcckiagly beaten and kicked by i
mao named Eenenah. Mrs. Burke and ths
man Keuen.h were both arrested and locked W
| to await the result Of tie injuries inflicted OF
Lachey, whose recovery is considered impos
1 prze feht between two young men nance
Delans and Regan for $50 a side. was st:ppet
b} the police on Saturday, after fire rounds hat
| been fought.