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GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County o1
AJOoof, sAanpes1oy Cour Of Chi.ako, Apxus: TEu a,
-. Nsn Ihs A.rshAnta tastnxa Loao Aaa rust Cunpa
pesEy md Edvs1n Nortpn.
rahne aotrs.s her.by kvsn 70 tns sald William BTrad
Fea. 1oha Iw4dvslt- John s. Ferry and Ldwasd tor
tSa 1a = IL <: e sasa q hs ot
y nln'h tay ol Ny. A. b. s tbe a1t of he nd The
~ ssfs s;vIps' :; ,p .e anS
JOIN Pefsy aad tdv a1d No.1on for The sun
ef tn.es thoaa dheven hundred directed
katas Saerd o. Cook County. which nd b4en r
turned executed.
:. Now, heselo.s, un'es. yen. the eAd wllnun B.
Irtad~cll John Tftadwe John 7. Perry and Edward
Moson .6alt ptrson9iy b. md afpea. brfs tbs nd
Superior Court Or Cheako on ot tae The tr day
CIT Of Chssfo 90 The nrH Monday Of Auxuat L. n. $50
ktge special nail and plead 10 the aad paiuu1 acon
tae sid The AeIcha! u sa1nks Loan I'D Tu Company
eent tn sailsty The Id Judgment md cost VII Re aod
u estisy the ta1ne. WALTER klAbALL4, CLERK,
FAxNkLL, ExI1a 4 THOMAS, fuBts Au'ya.
1t6<k9t+W
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)A1sON d. REYNOLDS.
ATTORNEYS h cnUNsE11 nRs .r,.u,

g Il. DOW,
No Att RNEY AT LAW.
OHce No. /. Methodist Block.
osner Cissk and Washington s.zrets Chicago, iiluoa
, 1860-07-18

L crowd Of two Thousand in Limerick, Ire.
land, burned Garibaldi in ef1igy recently, after
having hung him On Gallows Green.
--Psul Morphy, after passing few weeks in
New York, will take his final departure for
Paris, which he intends to make his permanent
home.
The friends of Mr. Breckinridge hnve per-
shaded him to postpone his visit to California
t,)l aonue future per,ed.
-Reverdy Johson will 70 to California on
the 25th inst, 10 argue the New Almaden case
before the United Stases District Court.
The Quebec Ga=ttte says that information
has been received Of important mineral diecoT-
eries in the rear Of the district OF Three Rivers.
An exploring party is fitting ont to make fur
ther search.
The Imperial Ukase Of the Russiau Auto
crat Alexander, settling definitely the question
Of the emancipation Of ae1fs, it is said, will ap.
pear ubout the last Of October or during tbs
month Of November.
As ASAcoSpA LoosE.-lmaeine the horrible
condition Of nervous aud timld people in the
vicinity Of Troy' An anaconda, fifteen feet in
length aud sixteen incAes in circumference, has
escaped from showman's tent, and is still at
large.
The Memorial Bordelai says, that near St.
Serier, there lives an old soldier with fnfse
false teeth, Il nos Of silver, covered with Sub.
stance Initiating flesh, and silver plate replac-
ing part of his skull. He was a soldier under
Napoleon, and these are his trophies.
LORD Palmerston annually sends ont twenty
young men, and the Same number of young
women from his Sligo estate to Canada, at his
own expense. al! their legitimate wants are
provided for not only as far as Quebec, but to
tue end Of their journey. They are selected
from the largest iami]ies Oh The estate.
The Quaker City, at New York from Ha.
v:.ua, brings large number Of Cuhans, who,
with their families, come to spend the hot
months at our watering -places. Admiral Es.
prado. Of the Spanish navy, with his family !;
tbe Marcbioness Of Nlllalbs, The Coun1e.s
O'Reily. Madame Nicolas, aut D. Pedro F.
criadc, are among the additions 10 our fashion
able society.
COL John johnson, Of Cincinnati, has been
member OF the rasonic Order, in good stand
ing, for sixty.fise years. lie is no~ in his
eiahty-sixth year, and is attached to Mcmillan
Lodge, No. l4l, Ohio. he is probably the old
est Free Mason iu the United States. He sat in
the lodge presided over By George Washington
more than forty Year,
-1nthe 9Th Cato Of the " Lady Of the Lake, "
the following couplet occurs;
, 1860-07-18
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, Cool

~ County n.-superoE Court Of Ch!c4. o IN Chance
U-The Chea1, Maitne md ffre In ufancs Couupsny
vessu. Geo ae Eekiss. Lkt ia r. Eetsy. chasea Lay
r bile atte hereby ftreu. tbat in pursuance nf de-
CAY yoiJ ne isel I. Ira seott win q trustee II
lsa II lea o'clock L. the forenoon of tba asy II the
Cru-,y Of Cook and ss4t- OF II lnoss se put sic.
premises to- 70 much theEtof n-y ~ ntesssa1v pas
she cid cuopl iDant upon the lndeLeaaess
mentioned n Id de ard secured By certain d.
tut bearn4 ca'et . day Jul l86s r.
eeutea By the aAd delsndan4 RE- lsy, Lea
Ecktey, h. We A.d tiled tos cord In the tteto
oce o. raid eouaty Cook August oh. 1850. Asd
corded In hoax ISL o deed4 paxe o conveying The te
as a+ehtioue IN aa.d der And hxTelaaftef Ae1td
the .ad d.ebd .n.a. ETA 3. Mcatg an1 Samuel Fu'.
sf Ia trust tn secart tie Indebtedness mentioned Ia said
dee) Gtuatea !. the city Of ChIeaka county Of Cook
and STATE Of Itlintnx to VII:
lhes uh dftY 1907 ieet Of the north hundred and
any Us feet Of he ~es hand I'd dsy l50} feet
e block ~ 10 Basane1l I'd snn ths city Of
Chicago. and e-cHbec moe particularly - fos1ovh:
Csnuenchk II : point one bun treA ees south Of the
atfthWet corner sevesteea and Erpnnk 4outh
niy ~ te>t parallel With Dea bnra tseet shenee e.ss
onc nua re and " s1ooI fe p.tael With Elm Rre-t
tneoct noHh any ~ feet pAE1liel With Dear
tleaer ~eH one hun dEed 1y tt5t) fees parallel With
I'm ees 70 the pla Of be4a1tnx and at tquts ot
4tmptoa Of tic said GeAke X. E.kIeY aad IetittA W.
Eckey taei! he = = d +ssf.as therein
Ira SCOTT. Trustee and Special Commmn'ouer
Chicago, juu4 u, 1870. nAe&r3td
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ETATE OF ILLINOIS

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook
County. sS-Crc1t Gou-t Of Cook County. septem-
t1caneni.
luotc Notee r. hereby ktven IN the sid Columbus g.
Marshall that w1s af asaed out Of ii. oee of
tbeC Ct tht Circuit Couyt Of Co County, ded the
foutta day of June, D. t At 'he u Of tie ald nj
lLm E. Dokgett, Henry D. Basestt snd D. hnbatt Hills
The o. fur hundred and iosy four dollars md 7l0
directed 70 tie sAe1ts OF Cook ad Uxe Coun!-r, OF
fois you. t7e n 'olunbua MAr.nal shall pes-
analY he and appear heore lid Circuit Court Of
haden 1t tae Co11t Hots n hs City Of .n'aso
pssd to Ias d psaniis ssian, adksst WI BE- eaere
axsins yog I'D "a f.sor 9: ,he sa,d william potsrt'
property atAchei na,f be sur!ent saisty The said
Inc kne1t md costa, Will be ao'd to satAfy the
RA. =. CRuKC Clerk.
, 1860-07-18

than thirty yearA hare Stood uncqusled aud un~
1.r.1rd d-xpTVrTRsTAa aptHe NrHERoEu 1A1fA7IoSs AND
Commemorative, he. tna1c and truly valuable medicinal
p,ooet,e. IN nj csses Of complaints CONNECTED with e
stomach o. te Nervous Syster well - for tae1f gene
M usefulness - rnost agreeable smusnt IN @hea s
IN, D,e,ssot appliances In accordance With the tesu
,o.n.3, a medical Faculties In EuEnpe, the5 ht'e hao
hert teen pronounced aot acknowledge by all who eo
thtm. to be .rllE BEST BITTERs EVER INTRO
puCED" ana ID Confident fet that they Will MAINTAIN
Their reputation On tle.r cwn unsurpassed Merits
ro. ss]e bs trost Of he pYnmtcert and nsEn
e@ ~ l.. FtAkE- Jk,
rny11<s11-7n No, - Front street. New York.
, 1860-07-18
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County ol

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County OF
NJ Cook. SS-Supe1tor Court Of Chicago. September
Term A. D. 1871 AeuIy Rasank. -. Adolph Ket1I
Puolc notice Is hereby klseu to tho 1Ad Aoph Retzlc
that writ Of Attachment t.lued II the oce The
Of Nav, AD. ,s'o II The .ut II The sad Henry Eas<rx
nne anndsed aad e,sbteeu dol s.s mi our csas
directed to ,ar sasr Of ceek county. vneh sd writ ~
sd Adoiph @etsa, shall personally be asd appe1T te51e
ths sad superior coult q Ch cfo. or before The d.,
Of the term thereof 10 be Ien Al C.utt HOue IN
The eltr Of Gh!aso ca she aszt Monday Of Sepembet
D. 1870 s!sr special hall and pc ID 70 tie st plaintiff
action. to1km Mt I'll b. entered against nj
OF the ad Henry KAHN tae Property At
tAehel - msy % .u .snt 70 .atfY tie .Aa iul1ent
Ind costs viii " s.ld 10 sat a,y ,he SANE. ~
Mailer klMHALI4, Cltsk
q. i. %AEHs FHn-* MY te1.c.7G~ ~
, 1860-07-18
"-Patsiota mourn In -ufsed laws.
Annd curse the DouglAs for the cause.

Annd eurse tbs Dough-. for the csuse:"
Was not Scott prophet2
"A Friend in Pennsylvania, aged II year1,
has been an agent for the Underground Rail-
road for fifty years past, during which time be
has assisted :wo Thousand swo hundred and
During the last month be has passed twelve
over tile road to Canada.
a1Ga SrEAx.-Dr. Alban haa worked an en-
gine at pressure Of 600 lbs Of steam on the
square inch, and he asserts that it did not re.
quire 50 much tubricatlng material a. one work.
ing With low pressure steam. He once worked
an engine under pressure Of 1000 lbs, and
found the piston run quite tight, although be
used hemp gaski. for packing, instead Of metal
rings.
4 BALI.-It is stated that on q post mortem
examination Of the body Of Prince Jerome, g
pistol bail was found in one Of the Princes
lungs, which had deeu lodged there more than
fifty years ago in duel with brother Of Mar
shal Davoust.
Mrs. Stowe, il is now said, has completed
The new story on which she has been vt work
for a year past. Some OF her admirers, who
have seen the manuscript, pronounce it superi
or TO any Of her former productions. It msy be
looked for in the AAantie 4ontkly.
"A few evenings ngo blooming damsel
from the country, accompanied y ner swain,
entered one Of the principal dry goods stores
~ Lower rovD, otta.a, for the purpose OF bug.
various articles Of 6nety selected, was a set Of
t.hooPs," which she rery coolly proceeded to
put on, amidst the titeriog ot two clerks and
about dozen customers, Who, Of course. hid
their faces and blushed not little, wzhile The
lair damsel, herself, made several fruittess a.
tempts to get them - hitched" On, and finally
had to give it up in despair, and de- parted with
l ndsFh ri+R tho
t1on Of finding some more appropriate place fox
adjusting cr1no!ioe-
PLuck.-An exchange knows the owner of .
| pretty piece Of criuoltne who shows decided
| ptuck. He says that when the minister W..
hugging and ktssing his .ne, hepeeped through
the crack of the door aad saw it all: and q
] long ~ he has the apirit of man remaiuipe
| he will peep On auch occaslons. he remind
us Of the man, #ho upon finding friend Of hi
in bed with h1s wife, lns,sted upon m apoIoJy
| and when the apoloRy wsa given, expresse<
himself iullY satisfied.
| Il HAIcroS TINE FOE BosTox-In the fe,,
1642, Boston did not hare = sin1Ie laYYer. 0nt
| Thomas Lechford came oyer in that year viii
| the intention Of practicing Inv, but failed, Th,
time for to!erataug lawyers, says Drake, hat
not arrived. The Governor and magistrate,
thought themselves competent to decide al
matters Of difference between mau and nau.
CoSsolAr1oS.-A clergyman, wbose wife W.
blonde, thus consoled tho prospective widow
MY f.lr ooe. NJ f.lr ene al..! It .ppeass
! That the recto. my Fpeedy departure announeea.
Aud Yo4 AK your,eif wildly, vita eye4 fuli II tes,,
Myea' ff mourning dlt.s T. plain o. Win tousee,
aror evils like there let roar dssk women carr,
hs@ oot @ enty ey,' 9ae .,s 10 ,sr
WI sooa u ean.oied. b.sE seeonss 5oa e 70 %.a
An ALLIGATOR IS TIE PAss41c "A Young al
iRAter, measuring two lest nine and half inch
, 1860-07-18
meDtctnr3s Ut.
1f1HE GREATEST WONDER OF
TaErlNETEETI CENTURY.
Pref. Woods Hair Restorative.

ts..es 70 81 Wood 81 tbis Gsy. fren k+n:lenan sn
gses e
tcuinE from se11aee source n etsshsa.es a1e xa.ssn.
feYy from ihe pTess: .. ,.-.
called nocttt since the highly seneaez'
sHesa OF our hair ror4!!ve ~: !nduce1 10 ma1e ap
2s.'t:s &, e?os x u ~
saeT .;orSe 1e~ oaths tnee procured boe Of
5ss5 a.. sp: niea sSsa eSsa
hsye stnc pfo.ec xno4hef bottle q whsh nave nsec
:o2s 81 . sSy To- f xSs o. a
e. soe III s+s1 Sss Ii before .xea
:nss ze.s a s; T.: e. sesa ~
re ABOVE nos:ee cue IN you fof yon, valuable
-, tifces,ora rot have tocat:on to contradict my
Mse5sas et.isea Of th!s c:ty aad .tteent hs1e
70. ar nd ss!onlns sovas Isy 5ou m.kf q
" .hess liz e. aIe = i seap I.
uo,n~ p.1p rts1t41;nI1ESTl5E. st1n1sS:Fll r. - 1s@.
rrc.es. 6n Having ~ ths Esso..eps =, r.
/, T sssss !:
. r oIaoF Fr2HS Il 2es . 65Hss6s 5Hfisss ss he
4ss !, + ss
ae Nsss Et keattnan Of great 'n1ssef IFF fiF IT,
ve1nay u:oEed. o.t-,x.,, Jar. a. is5s.
Frofe..o, wood-p<ar !1: HSnK R.de OF s3 s9st
81 i sss ssSda -
sonse ,ezaeacy 70 itching Th xtsn nsTe r hi,
1ss heeo,ee 5S IL Or sinal Color; have
20 %os, .rsie.s IKE the ea@e p!so;rIs CT
;;;
':s - Ies; ;,..N:. H. Aa0 s0'' o' =" a'
, 1860-07-18
NGITURES CURED
III TIE
Hard Rubber Riggs Truss

I'll: Tsuss IL unttA Al t.hrr. err
~. sa.... u'ed III II ruc:,op and mattxis.
ss. 9r IT,. or re ns. Il w. txt bus
.a-s low oi.ees 49, :. ns1oS K 1rns together trine
oss oot pes CP,S fHEcf D os~.Ht erea, a. .ss
yo1ak u aoEs sud c.at at~.<e cus.t sn4,sw
saT v tb4 okLf PHI. '~DfIilcAL TRcss11 11s'TEnns
N'0e hui tho>e who have sudtse1 wiiA ~
tnrr e.a APP pe~ass tls sa'ue 0. ths EtrKs Ifus.@
Nushated pamphs ntAaink IL part .-ut ree "
my oue 81 4 t1ret tk l. H. NEFlFV "
Exetosivt AID Sole AGENT fay he W-.'-rn Si.t;..
1u!non3 SS @A'@so
Nhonsle uaas supplied st Kev York r,.ece ,votn, :,
, 1860-07-18
TRUSTEES SALE E.-Dctault hav-

d prom s;e1 eos ss d..:d + w "a - payahe
* ,oga! e y .'s ~ q e Se
,ssqs 4 Il, !S "a H.ss S. =;
a. q s1id nots It nd other os' n
= hf
6th Ia Book lst Of Deed., Page ii ard ii and by
!. T:a. %;
psrce, It snd stuae y!nk I'D being II ths et 0: Chi
Reei fery.sx tts "a KIM Addition Chicago 1heh
eu'.ed I'D bound y tol,oxs 70 vt :heenninx as
running thrneo south .aid YES line Kah tt1tet
dr,1n pszslei 1sth the '16 ns Of ssd -ek d. .aee
ot On hundred r. FL }aFfs e., TT to N ssy thence
as ss' q
aa
fret moe ]ess 10 he pAes Of hexlnnink ana ber the
g9s
azd. said Deed q Trust atso containing clause
:as u g. bea of
D. Or q ne ,n!e1eat eIesa 2, Of any pa thereof
t1e appneauo, u asd bfnnsrd the Legal hider q
either Of hs ins;sumeots seesea By saa Dew Trust Il
pseni,es s.; IN wh. Eeas su:h appeau,a has be'
e,Ss F;tss sq;sss 1snsd
1860 Ut ten ook In the forenoon Of sid day. ne! At the
sss5 g. SGs Ssb ,ssa Il s s
n Il Sas na o as e. .osss of
q 1edempos ot a4d fa.k.r and vile. The sid n,Su!ts
secured by .sa Iced Of ra.s bling part Of lie puchss
1t cn<,. ,na. ..s 5 PAINE rnEEE 81 Tsssst ,s:s5
ESTATE OF GEO. ". DOLE.
~ deceased. Public Nottee is hereby ss*n to III PER.
, 1860-07-18

q. Z. IASDO.S, Agent. tpe, G9dAw1T
EN- Those VINO are Curious 70 wit
nets The ~orccr] perfection 70 vh=s A. ohswa it s,e
raana.er =: D.tcteo.a T} h2s brought the manufac
tuc Of Wigs and Tolpeca ERE Invited to visit Ill. Wig and
Halt ing Roos Il: &c. 10 Lax. ttrret and .1asn:us
tses~ r'ous productions Of a- Er scEutshy can cstsc
The artificial fIcD tie ca4rrA when addsedto the head
, 1860-07-18

g q z 0 R C Il A r D
.4cid SDri15s!
These Springs ara Usca:r- valley Of the Oak
Orchard Eeek In the town Of Alb I'LL Gene.ee county,
N.Y. tight i!es South Of the rlase Of Nedn1 on ths
Erie cana, aad fourteen r}lss from BAsaya.
resides th+te thee n ax Others n II ioes.td
Il lie 1ssrs sTe fay ssova ia ,he sutione iso s :
~ They so9; aiu seEy i7FEs amount q SIpa*, Sd
!tas: srs s. &c @s,es
h*a a2a9 as tn such
Haatrsd, ct e,sss of d,sesse ssp daF ho.e resulting
IL In stn ds.ases-e.e7 II. confirmed lP.o.y--she
sninio os medical I'd sses'ine xfn. epea 40 x,ra
In t5e e!r ,inr The ol owing eminent gea,een spesf
+ F sss7
AGs.Ee* q " y: = : q Aie..y; ERE.: s,.Ho Il 3.
*,s:. eoa5asay D. s:a ;+,: q IA az: @eso
Dc = &. *as ~ e e
ehTp1e a.e4se. ot ths .tosse md % 6o2es ''' IL
:is: -
sly ada2t.d ehioale .aeeena at the disss.. I'D
ds4l chronte er d1hhaes ca:e CT pA.sYe he1n0E-
ftaxr such FsfH ArraTsAgio1, md the lquatlye
sv IL q hee4!e Eese. The Watss ma aso b .f;<a
I'D wse @ r. sas = S5 10
sd Psoa,e sdfest'oa a dIsx1aea* es.tieui4y such
Of Tie intest:ues In eaculous aecslona It
d9.s attend I'd With phosphate sediments Is the su,ta
BE remedy bein prefer abe utiac being more
sorrnt aSd !ess apt By ecatisued 10 dso.as! sse
stnaeh- In ebrle n Be Used properly dlut-
he'd. II ast e.teases-ln .hoss TOMS Of eysp~ps!a
Pyro Or wafer htaau. It vii prove better taao bydr
chlo.ic 1cid In rAsea Of CDs poa4u aud lnjus
Gus consequences ar from the action Ut ad ,hs waief
VII prove be Adm EabIe anidoe. Ia ehron- PHO, nv
aIis kirp~g!t eAroar auaF1k, and &ntf
roa IN Of saA. aoa, and IN <o'r7hea md ql<
Aod Al.0 piIe1. :,
Whtn t.ttn ntsir. lr, v1sx a1Aasrr1 Of tbs wste1
dnri tAkea thEst tlnes dAI. n:en, for 'ut
tad.vstaal4, my . a,tHeauop i9 IT, -
DtA]e1s supp led On Lan q teTn'. '''A~~
10 HatAxE.t.e xses prrAruf~ifnx
A' !" boaT.NI X. S1.e AEtnt,
,.,s.o .xu.u. No. e7& BEoa1~.J Nsv York.
, 1860-07-18

THE co PARTNERSHIP hereto
L FRA ext.. Irg Under the finn m Of HEYWUNTH.
DklENLY Ej this day Dissolved by mutual onstnt.
~. heyw will sgn Tie tsm naMe in ,et,leMent
J. F. UH1ERLT.
Chicago June e, ,ls6n-}ene>1nx.
, 1860-07-18

sI Meyers Miraculous Vernin Dis
poye. ,he de anc bcs remedy for Extensnatipg .ATS
aod ElcE CoCEEuACNES. Bugs, ANTS, MOSQUE
TOES FLEAs, MOTHS. GNA1N-WORMS nd GAR
Den INSECTS,
sTIr,nc:aal Depot G11 broadway, New York.
Sod hY dEktj.fs evtnxte-c. Iy.Sttlnsu
, 1860-07-18

Barry's Tricopherous ls the best
and chcapctt Article for dressanx beanfynx. cleansing
us p,esegv!ng znh restoring The hail. Ie@ies. Try i
Bold tn Ell I}yrGz,Ate a=d Pe4tnmers. mhlAb-ne6lD
, 1860-07-18

100 Hhds. N. Q. SUGARS. Com
AVN fao1 u Chnaoe b stnrr Ed for sale tY
PAR&Qks, P4TK1N I HANREY,
A6pEth KatEze6sk.
, 1860-07-18
D211ti8tB' Gar0B.
DENTAL DEPOrlN CHICAGO.


GOYER'S SULTANA SAUCE,
~ For hot snd Cold D!ahes ns all tnds. This most d.
lIctoas ana appes!nS tnveated By the 1e1ow1sd
"soyes for the London Reform Club Guse bis ceoase-
manufactured By the well known house @! Crosse Black
well 1ondoa froea the original fepe- 1t IL the fsvoEiis
s.nce England, aud on the Continent With high snd
xrpvinr reputation Among AEezezn Epetea md much
npo,pycd Of =. lmulc1t to the appetite aae t. digestion.
OPINIONS UF THE LONDON PRESS.
ave recommend correspondent 70 tn Mona. eoyeTt
new 6Auoe entitled ths 'su&tana saucs Il Is nsds Atses
~. ru,ksh rcdpe M t1rora excsic and ttords oen'
.Id.,.be Ndin csacs Of a1ow Ind weak tssstioa 1.-THE
ass1orv pouact md spe1, worthy III genius Of Dey.
-{Obee7vef.
- NOT ys1ssb,s A;=nct to Fsh. F1esh. nd Fowl ~
ahou,d have plaee one very tasis-tAt'aa-
RsA Asen.A for thu uut.s9 etatA.
qAHDNKE @. YvELlN. All Fulton b. ht~ 1ork-
I'D BEAx HAYES, 81 co.nhIu. 1ostoa- For eals bg
a-ore-. ~ v-,., r~,t.r. rvr+rvhefr iA1sb4*&kun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21
The News from Eur.ps

The steamship Persia arrived at New York on
Thursday, from Liverpool on the sth.
The news embraced in the papers received NV
her 10 unimportant.
Victor Emmanuel was expected back at Naples
at any moment. - ~
Fnncis II. had issued another protest comp,,io.
ing 81 the apathy Of European sovereiens In re-.
gaId % his Position, and denouncing Victor Em-
manuel. The tone Of his despntch does mot
indicate q prolonged occupation of Gsets. re
bad concinded loan at Vienna.
heacuonary distureances are Reported 70 have
taken place at several places, but had been avn
pressed by the Garibaldians and the ringieaders
shot The Archbishop OF Naples on his return
was moooed and his palace threatened with de-
were appeased by the appearance of The Arcb-
bishop bearing the national ti-color
IL mad been reported that the Emperor Napo-
loon declared to the Bishop Of VersailIes With
much sarcasm, that the temporal power OF the
Pope must be put down
Ii was reported that the Austrian Cabinet had
aisusea .ne eIpediency Of declaring martial law
IL was also rumored that the Hungarian Com
mittee, at Milan, bad proposed to tender the Hum
garian cause to Prince Napoleon
General O'Donnel had been fred upon and shot
In the shoulder, a. he was leaving the Spanish
Senate. f~
The French Ambassador to Turkey was urging
the extension OF the French occupation of Syris
LONDON, Dec. the Foreign Office has re-
ceived an Important dispatch, which says the al
lies have captured Pekin, that the Emperor,s ann
mer palace bad been sacked and immense spoIls
taken The Emperor had fed to Tartary.
Messrs Parks and Lock, the English prison
Were returned, but the two Others were dead, the
result OF the Ill Treatment they had received =
Ihe Allies would winter at Pekin and Tien-
tsin. ---.--. =
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THE PROPOSITION TO ADJOURN OVER 10 urged
upon the ground that IL the members can have an
opportunity Of mingling for a brief season with
their constituents they will come to realize that
II they would retain popular favor, they must
labor to settle the sectional trou bes In the
Union and without bloodshed. Three weeks ago
the public miHd North and South was compare
lively unawakened to the realities Of the countys
condition, and those with most to be lost by the
Inauguration Of an era Of anarchy and bloodshed
a. usual paid no attention whatever to the chan
mel into which public affairs were drifting. Every
thing is changed now, and there remain hardly
any 50 careless and stolid not to appreciate the
fact that their active interference In them every
where Is necessary to prevent the speedy loss Of
their property, and IL may be Of their lives and
those Of their families. Thus, returning home
every meinbe will find that all now comprehend
that the house is on fTe, and he will at glance
know how many or who desire the flames to be
quenched, and who or how many would rather
pile fuel upon them. Once thus ascertai ned, on
the return Of members to their places in Congress-
the sentiment Of the eountry-wheiher for or
against the triumph OF measures to preserve or
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powerful In their deliberations, whether from
North or South, than at present.
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FRIDAY. December 81


sEN1IE-The Chair laid before the Senate the
annual statement Of the Comptroller Of the Treas.
uryi which was laid on the table
referred. anu
On motion Of Mr. Powell, the Vice President
was requested to fill the vacancy in the select
commitiee OF thirteen occasioned by the resigna-
Ths bill for carrying into effect certain treaty.
suPuiauons with Mexico was taken up and post
Ine senate then took up the special order, being
OIL autnorzing the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road to extend their railway to and across IN.
Long Bridge. VAC
Mr.. salisbury presented a memorial from the
CITY OF Georgetown adverse to said bill. :"
Pending the consideration of the subject the
Pacific railroad bill was received from the Honse
Of Representatives. ' -,o"''
M Gwin desired to have the bin made a
special order for the second Wednesday In Ian
uary, at one O'Clock 80 a
MI. Bragg moved to refer the bill to a special
committee, which motion was lost; and the bin
m 1.n special order for the first "Wednesday in
The consideration Of the railroad bill WAS re-
sumed, and several amendments adopted.