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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

mo IKr-PARr OF THREE STORY HIGH STOOP
House. splendid parlors front and back basement
ree ROOM in third story; gas fixtures, with all the modern
mprovemens smali American family desires 70 reserve
9 remainder Of the house for themselvss This rare
nance for resuecablo genteel family Rent only $3.50
inquire 81 West Twenty nfh street, between aGth and
Seventh avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

ITO LKr.-A FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS, OCCUPY
ing lower part Of the brick cottage 18s East Twenty
siIth street. would like find small family for the upper
part VIZ two oors sx Rooms. with Cron water beau
garden in 'front.' with vines 10 Rent SIG per
month Apply on tho premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

$5OOO sCYs ss xA Vim Z.
amount OF capital take equal partnershp nrst of
May with other young men, in pleasant business
which has been established twelve And clearing
prodt OF from welve 70 twenty thousand dollars
hs In rare chance for man Of The right stamp 70
estsblsh himself business for fe Address G. T. Co.,
box 8 3ol New York Post o06ce.
, 1860-01-23

Rev. Or. Ashley oi nuGulo, n. y, In.
received call 10 st. Pnul's Church. Milwaukee.
Rev. Josiah Dasis has taken charge Of th.
Universalist Church in Erbann, i'll this State.
Rev. 7. c. Eaton, the former pastor, has CON-
mcnced preaching on lprger circuit.
On the morning Of Tue esth Of December, ut
the Convent Of the Visitation, Mount dc Sales,
Baltimore, four young ladies were admitted to
the White Veil. at the same time three other
the three religious vows.
Rev. Dr. Lyman, Rector Of Trinity Church
Cincinnati, has offered his resignation to lie
Vestry, which was refused. His reason for re.
signing is that hc intends to visit Europe. and
will be absent for d year or twp. DR.. l.. hus
becn Rector Of Trinity for many years.
4 great religious revival has been going OF
in the Ii. E. Church at Catlettsburg, Ky., fol
some weeks past. Que hundred aud sixty-thres
persons have united With the church, includips
most Of the young men and ladies' Of the place
general seriousness pcrvadcs the localit.
among both old and young.
VACANT CnrncsEs III NEW YoRx AND Dnook
Lrx.-The Philadelphia Ltaysr's New Ic1l
correspondent writes:
"Haye you any clergymep in your city out o
employment. FISH, send them along. Mat!
Of the largest churches in ttis city and Krookly1
at this moment nrc without pastors. These in
clude the First baptist Church, in Broom
street, vacant since the death of Rcv. A. X
Mott; and the Presbyterian Church, Fiji
avenue, Of which the late Kev. nr. Alexsndc
was pastor. In 1sr,oklyn, the First Presbytc
rian Church, [latc Mr. ltosarths',; the Secon.
Presbyterian, (la.e Dr. 1.crd's); the South Pres
bsterian, fDr. Spear being too i'll to preuch>
the First Baptist, [late Kev. Nr. lsriegs) an
the First Congregational Methodist Church
flate Rev. Mr.. Baker, are oil closed.''
, 1860-01-23

From tho n. y Erening post.]
Because brigham Young is the true type Ani
Representative Of latter-day chivalry, and tl1e
uneonpronia'ng defender Of the peculiar insti
tutlons of the Salt Lake. -.
Because he fully believes in the right Of thu
minority 10 govern tue majority, and confident,
lr assumes that the Sants Of Utah will. and o.
right ought to, regulate and control the prose
iyt'su'. gorernment and profitable Offices Of the
whole continent.
Bcc.use he il the largest wife.orner in the
United States. and holds to tho unaliensh1e
right Of the Saints to take their wires With
them into new Territories md States. and hold
them there undtr the iegis Of the Constitution.
because lie believes tile institution Of polyca-
my to be great blessing to new countries, and
Ia in favor Of q revival Of the wife trade by i'm.
portation from abroad, provided that the mum
over shall never be 80 great as to glut the mar
ket. or exceed the demands Of tue Saints, or
raise any question as to the expediency of the
rendition ol fugitive wires.
Because he resents and resists all supposed
sggressious from the North. East or West, and
IS prepared, on the slightest proyocation, to de-
mand tue immediate secession Of The Saints
Gom the Gentiles.
because he believes that United Utah pos.
sesses all the elements oi national greatness, a
powerful army and navy, military stores, ships,
commerce, manufactures and an overEowing
treasury.
:: Because he has already succeeded in bullying
the old States into subjectiop, by making Nor
mon lawparamouut in his dominion, and Lynch
law in his borders; has converted IN invading
army into subservieut consumer and promo
ter Of his prosperity, and By the terrors Of
his name has struck such wholesome panic
into the old aggressive States that the President
fears to a!lude to him in hts annual message.
Becsuse. in tbs ercnt Of civil war, he is de-
tcrmined to call general convention Of the Ter
ritorles Of Utah, Jefferson and Arizona, to
adopt measures for m Immediate declaration Of
independence: and an alliance, offensive and de-
ftensire, With England, CHM, Hawaii and 1.-The
New York HeraM $50;
Under these circumstances he has no doubt
that the Charleston Convention will adopt and
place before the country tho following irTes;sti.
b1e ticket:
For Prtsidtn-DR1GuAx YouSG, of Utah.
- For Flee ~lFcsidenNDAslEL F.. S1cRLEs, Of
New York
, 1860-01-23

tcor1csHoId.nco OF the Press aud Tribunc.]
fire broke ort last evening about half. past
eight o'clock in The Blue Island House, owned
and occupied By Jacob Boehl, as hotel. The
furniture Was nearly all sayad. There was an
insurance on the building and furniture III tie
Illinois Mutual 1nsuranc. Company, for small
amount,
Fortunately, there was but little wind Mt the
time, and by the great cxertions Of the citizens
tho fire was kept from spreading, At one time
the barn standing near was on fire, but it was
soon cxiiuguishcd.
1t is to he hoped that The citizens will take
steps Immediately 10 form, a Hook and Ladder
and Bucket Company, for tile protection oi
their property, rs it is much recdcd here.
.6kHe Lkand, Jan. 90, 1860. II. u. MASSEY.
, 1860-01-23

%11ACANO Az a GHA1N 0EF0T.
The Now York Courier and Enquirer is cu-
gagged in an effort to prove that 4 greater
amount Of the cereals Of the country find their
way to that market tl'an 70 Chicago. No one
has ever claimed for Chicago supremacy in this
respect over New York; and our grave CO.
temporary is therefore fighting phantom Of
its own creation. A large proportion Of tic
grain handled at Chicago goes to New York,
either for consumption or On its way to an ul-
timate market, and the same is trne Of the grain
collected ut almost all the other points Of
Western delivery OF course tile whole is
greater Than any Of its paris WLat is claimed
for Chicago is this: She is tho greatest pri-
mary grain depot in the world-that is, sho
collects larger amount directly from tho
hands Of The producers and from the country
actually tributary to her, than any othorfci
either in this country or in Europe. This fact
the Courier and Enquirer cannot successfully
rontrpYcrt.
, 1860-01-23
39rtss 4 Tribtt1tc.
CHICAGO



We learn from the Missouri Democrat that
the man Gilbert, late Of this city, one Of the
owners and the principal manager Of thu
Hartford Exchange Bank, Of Indiana" has
been sent to tie penitentiary from St. Louis
for swindlo perpeszated upon farmer Of
Platte County, with the notes Of the fraudu~
lent concern WHICH he engineered. We nre
told also, upon the same authority, that two
men are also confined IN the Ohio pelitentiary
for similar financial endeavor with The game
sort oepaper. We trust that these two exam
pies IN which justice was done, will deter tho
operators in this city, who have soiled their
fingers with this bogus currency, from any
further attemptsaupon tho good.nature and
credulity Of the public It is perhaps fortu.
nate for them tha:, up to this time nobody
has been gulled By the stuff in which they set
out to do "laud Office business" Their fal-
ure has been their greatest success,
, 1860-01-23
Legislative BANQUET

The city authorities Of Louisville hare invited
the Legislatures Of Kentucky and Tennessee to
visit that city on Tuesday, the cath inst, and to
rartake Of grand banquet to he given in their
houor. The invitation has been accepted by
both bodies, and *'good time" is confidently
anticipated.
, 1860-01-23

The Frse Negro Bill in Florida,
Another proscrip,ivs measure las just been
defeated in the South. Il bill recently passed
both houses Of the Florida Legislature for the
expulsion of the free negroes from the State,
but the Governor refused to sffx his signature,
and the measure failed.
, 1860-01-23

The Republican State Committee Of Ohio,
have ordered conventions 10 be holden in each
Congressional District on the cath Of February
to elect delegates TO the National Convention to
be held in this city.
, 1860-01-23

tW The immigration into Canada during
1859 exhibits very material decrease when
compared with several preceding ycars, being
s,ss7s against 1850 during 1855, and ~, ,097
during 1857.
, 1860-01-23

Tug CLEVELAND LODGE FEsT1yAL--Thc Cteve-
land Lodge are making arrangements for Fes-
tiyat. These occasions in former scaso7s have
been brilliant md notable
, 1860-01-23

To oDU1LpEns.-Attention is called to the ad-
vcrsisement headed "So.ice to Builders" in
another column.
, 1860-01-23

Dcnni. Mccarthy held in $4,000 BAH.

We gave the particulars in cur last issue Ct
the arrest of the Post Office clerk, Dennis Nc
Carthy, By c. P. Bradley and Whitney Frank,
the celebrated detectives. charged with hayi1 z
purloiued money letters from the Post Office Ia
this city, where he has been employed for two
months past He Wns committed to jul without
examin. tioa in 8, 200 bonds bE q. S. Commis-
siouer Hoyne On Thursday morning.
On Friday afternoon Mccarthy was bsoust,
up for examination, the iIterest elected By The
case requiring the bearing to be held in tic
United States Court Room, which was crowded.
chiefly by the friends and Irish countrymen cf
the prisoner. He is well appearing young
lrishman Of about tweuty-eight years Of age,
and appeared much cast down By his painful
position. ~.
United States District Attorney Fitch appear
ed for the prosecution, 4essrs. Shirley and Sui
Ivan representing the defence -:
: The testimony consisted Of the evidence Of
the detecsives and employees OF the Post Office
chiefly in the Western Distributing Room Elete
Mccarthy WAS employed. It added no material
points to those given in our full details af.Ae
case on Saturday morning. issue. IT:
At the conclusion Mccarthy WIS held to bail
in 5000 on the charge Of stealing letter
mailed in California, "via Los Angelos,' for
Mr. Lemuel Callar, Winnebago County,. ILL.,,
containing gold dollar. -
There are two ohtcr charges on which Me-
Cazthy will probably be indicted. The case
will await the filling the vacancy in the United
States Mazshalship, until which time no Jury
will be empanelied. y
. On Saturday evening Mccarthy gaze bniland
WAS Get at liberty. !.
, 1860-01-23
LOCAL MATTERS.


~ Go to John Jones, l19 Dearborn street,
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will be we'll done and ut prices to suit the times
Erxar Man NAY EAT 0rsrEEs.-H. Sonborn,
at 119 Randolph street, has inauguEated new
feature in the 5ster trade, and is selling plump
fresh Baltimore Oysters at forty cents per can.
Will our readers remember the hint.
~ We hare for the trade new and I'M
proved Burner for Kerosene aud Coal Oil
Lamps, which we guarantee will give more light
than any other burner of its size. When sold
in lots II 50 or 100 dozen they are offered at less
than New York or Boston rates. Address
Lamp mud Oil Emporium. CuAs. l: SoBLk,
jas0-6t Agent aud Manager.
"C1rx HorEL."-We hare reduced our rates
for day board TO $3.50 per week, from date.
+. SoNEns l. Co.
Chicago, jan. II, 1860. ia17-lm
, 1860-01-23
DIE D.

or scarlet fever on Su1lar the 1:th inst, CHARLES
AFFIXED. aged one year and u,nc tnunth4 and sat
ufday lie 7tsi Inst. FKEDr RICK TAYLOR, aged four
wears and four months childen Of Allied II. and Nara
black1I1.
in this cl'y, :lst Inst, JOSEPHINE b. daushttr ct
Jamrel 3. Hovey. aged eighte yes7s.
Funenl tsuudsy) afternoon, At o'clock. from his
fesldelee No. .3s2 Wabash avenue.
, 1860-01-23
Neu) aUhertise111ents.

II c. 2. scEIvEr, I.fe<reitsag A5'7t..ss pssrssr~n
I. axaort:s - r3~fet far sts a&d ats ~
Iraat,a Parff; II tAe rora. Yas ta1.bes+y
, 1860-01-23

SEcoSp WARD CICB.-The Republican voters
Of the second ward will hold meeting at tho
Gage House, corner Of State and Twelfth sts.,
at hatEpast7 P. w., on Tuesday evening, Jan.
24th, for the purpose Of organizing for the mu-
n;cipal election. All working Republicans are
invited to be praseut. MANI ToTzRs.
, 1860-01-23

IcE Crr71Sc-The Lake Shore railroad basin,
from the great thickness and solidity Of the ice,
is fayorite harvest field of thss staple,. Tbous
auds of tons have been cut within the raat
month, from twenty-five to twenty-five" iartes
thick. a large number Of men aud teams, rep
resenting various parties, we're at work in this
operation on Saturday.
, 1860-01-23
The case was continued to Tuesday, P. II

Posr 0rrrcx So71cE--supp1ementary let
ter mails will be, hereafter, made up in the even
ing only, for Toledo. Cleveland, Erie, Buffalo,
Albany, Troy, New York, Boston, Detroit,
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing
ton City, and all principal Eastern cities, thirty
minutes after the advertised time Of closing Of
the evening maifs at this Office.
4 supplementary letter mail will be made up
at the same time for Cincinnati, and the same
arrangement will also extend to Canada.
This arrangement will be continned-ir1e
specive of changes in the evening hours Of de-
parture of the railroad train. going Ea.t-pro-
vided that the advertised time Of closing Of the
night mails be prior to $50 p il.
Letters intended for the evening supplement
tsry nails should BE- deposited in the Chief
Clerks room, No. !, within the time indicated.
-. Il. Cook, P. u.
, 1860-01-23

WA r. e D-Bv an Inventor,
W money n Pa.sns Two New Railroad 1arenttcna
70, xl.ch vil b given In eaeA addres
~ q P PM ufetx: 1tHtIH
, 1860-01-23

oa0stAH9fd! R<asoas sckp RS5fhAA 1:o~~E
ehontd bs st<esrd Hfxs Prssfa<ns af t6x
EAf1sH Afafex
, 1860-01-23

Il" All persons holding bills against the City
are interestediu iu the announcement Of the Comp
ttolser IN another column
, 1860-01-23

POARn1NG-Roorn aud Board
II for g-ntlzaan Aed ufa; a.ao. dsy. hosri k4 two
Il. s!e Eet.tu.n, at " laaAe eses c.rnes OF s.h;ns
, 1860-01-23

LARcEs1Es.-Nary J. Mack WAS held to bail in
300 for larceny Of money from John Hannlin,
butcher, on the corner Of Des PLANES and Van
Burcn streets. John Rogers committed burg
larry and larceny in breaking open the cazpen-
ter's shop Of John ". Dent, on an alley between
Madison and Monroe streets, and carrying of
meat safe, worth about Is. He vas held in
$500. He plead guilty. a lady while intend.
ing Mr. Grealey's lecture at Metropolitan Hall
On Thursday evening, had her pocket picked Of
q purse containing $7.0o, and 4 valuable hand
kefchief.
, 1860-01-23
1Aaut<1,

WANTED-In good locality Z
Nnrsa md Int vasth fron ZOO 10 5nco OF Lat.
vorh s5 "a f'r va!ea ahou eaah viii b. pad and III
state sttu .t!ca ant u ue tasuuEa Post Oee BOX ::oj
, 1860-01-23
THE CITY .

We ure indebted to the American f.,
press Company for late Cincinnati papers,
, 1860-01-23
Grntral Notices.
PILLS AGAINST THE CITY.


All who have bills aeeounts asaltst The III.
q Chicago are reque% al to rals them up ffora tre -
date rende edt' the s5th tns1, and he then IN NJ ccs
, 1860-01-23

CALEuoSlAS FssrlvAI.-Au Who remcE bez
the eclat the sons Of old Scotia secure for their
| Festivals, will bear in mind the approaching
| Festival ut the briggs House, on Wednesday
| evening, o5th inst, the anniversary CT Burns
Nirthday.
, 1860-01-23

GITCA1ION WANTEp-A re.
~ Specialize. intel g-nt md vii sdueat.d young 1nxa
.ades Obtain emrlo taeat. VIII make himself general
y 1elul IA M hoeat sd r1pstaAte hpstn4,s fs,ons
E!saax n taRNxc IN p.sas. address D.. t.. on EAl-
ch,zo Post ose srs ,se.r plaza Of hustne.s reei
ce1ee. ja3tbtaas st
, 1860-01-23

PA1SEC1 ACCIDENT TO 4 CARPESTER.-Ana &C.
cident Of most painful nature occurred to a
man, q carpenter named R. B. Aackey, at work
on the new Kingsbury Block, on Randolph
street, about FIVE o'clock on Saturday afternoon.
He WAS at work furrowing the dome Of the
Gymnasium Hall, in the third story. in company
with fellow employee, when the sca1olding
they had prepared suddenly gsve way, precipi-
tatiug Aackey distance Of twenty feet upon
the joists Of the floor. His comrade, nora for
tunate, caught hold Of beam aud by active ex-
ertion scrambled out upon the roof
Mackcy Was found to hare sustained seTere
fracture Of the thigh lie was taken. to DR.
Fishers Office on South Clark street, and thence
to bis home on the corner Of Butser6eld aud
North street, sad return to his family, thus dis
a5led in the middle Of winter. Dr.. Fisher went
down to attend him, The accident is one OF, a
class which should rebuke the too common
recklessness Of carpenters .and other workmen
in the construction of the seaholdiugs on which
they work. It may be said that they take their
own risks Us in the case above, but few more
nails better driven would have saved poor
Mackey his sad af1liction.
, 1860-01-23

the Post Office Department throughout i. in 40
advanccd state of progress. But one coat Of
plaster finish remains to be. put on The f]oofs
arc not laid. go.
, 1860-01-23
For =a!G.

TOR SALE-Good Oak Wood
at Hchxaa IentrAl Uep4t fuu. II Laks stxefg. a.
EQ3fkk, Il nytX
, 1860-01-23

FnR SALE-Cheap for Cash
l. 100 stands Camille AouAso several paseLis.
i Ifo RENDER D.: Kettles, nearly new.
1stose ketIs and Furaaee con. !ese. P o. Ro1 ss64
J.C. XIr.'HELL.
= knz.e'st aud Corner St1te-At antA rcher lead.
I'm
, 1860-01-23

IocsG MES:s ASSOCIATION Lnc1rnE.-The
next Tegulur lecture Of The course before the
Young Mems Association takes p1ace on
Wednesday evening, Bnynrd Tay lor tLe Lectn-
, 1860-01-23

= Wright, at Auderson's," s3 Clark ST.,
was Inst week serving up Brook Trout from
Lakc Superior. His baltimore Oysters are the
finest in the city, and his cooks know low to
serve un both the trouts and the biyalycs.
, 1860-01-23

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
tha- the following Certificates Of Stock In the Gar
den City Mining ComtAay foErttd for n'pAJmtnt OF
auton the oen Of Secretary and Treasurer. No.
W4h.uEoa ssest The :sh day of January 1sta~ 10
O'Clock ~ uuess previously Redeemed by payment OF
asseeuent due aad eos thereof. Number Of Cef daes
Is I'D SIS III. 81 "a. 7o', 81 ;oa. ..a IL
W. 5i4. :3l Isl, IS, 80. s4a, :43, 80 :es.
deg b$l4-lI RUBt, Il. HOW, Sec. AMI TFe1.
, 1860-01-23

paid out over the counter, aud gentlemen told
me they had loans there. They had books and
u safe there. then went to Toledo and there
made au arrangement with CLARK, Sweet 4 Lar
ned, the owners OF the Hank, to come to Chica-
20 - their agent, aad was to hare salary Of
81 800 Der year and expenses.
1opened an office OF redemption here on the
18th Of October, and left here on the asth. San
ford came to mo and inquired concerning his
business Sanford remarked that he and Lester
were circulating currency in the country, and
that ifthe bills we're good they could circulate
it. Have always considered tie Bank coed and
stated that the prosecuting attorney Of Black.
ford County, Johu H. Chiptnan, told me it vas
good. ! gave Sanford and Lester. $500 Of
that currency and took 1.ester's check for that
amount on F. I. Tinkham. gave them
| in all 81 900 for which they paid checks
which were always honored. l left the in
stitution in charge Of Charles Avery when
| went east. l had = conversation with Evans
about quoting it. and told him there had BEEN
trouble about the band, but did not ask him to
| quote it. Lester told me that he and Sanford
had made an arrangement East to pnrchaso ths
bank to make themselves good, and thought i,
best at frtt to get all the currency together
They were out just exactly $50 in the redemp
tion. Lzdd aud Gilbert had 5000, aud hav,
returned $l.@75. The balance has never beer
returned. They got it Of Geo. S. Gilbert. Gil
bert had just as much authority as did AMI
could ret The money Just al we'll rs I. hat
about $2l 900 Of the Issue here. Gilbert left re
ceipts fyr $6,oso; Ladd and Gilbert &, 900, aul
hare SO, 900 OF the currency in my possession
| The enxe waa cnntinned tn Tunsdar p n
, 1860-01-23

Tnrr.-There is no excuse for solc-lcss man
when Wells is selling his stock Of boots and
shoe at such uuhcard-of prices. Call and sce
him, under Metropolitan Hall on Randolph
street, aud il you are proffered pair for the
mere putting them Oh, don't be frightened.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-01

Hz- Dr. J. Hostetter's Btters universally nc
knowledged to be sure preventive and cure for
Fever and Agus, FAtnleney, Hsaviness Of the
Stomach, or any other hke affection. Their effect
upon the system 10 most miraculous; they give q
healthy tone TO the system, remove all morbid mat
ter, and in fact thoroughly cleanse the system Of
ali Impurities. The proprietor, In presenting this
prsrsra on to the public, assures them that in
single where 1t has been used according to the
directions, has ii been known to fail, but the
90 ltrary virtues have been DISCOVERIES In its.
nse. 10 those afflicted with any of he above ills
the Bitters offered q speedy aud certain
Try them.
For sale by Druggists snd dealers generally,
every where
Sold by p. GIssoss, A. J. WILKINSON, BAxrLErr,
KAYE Co., and j. BRApxE.
April 50, '6e-daw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-01


GAR GRovx, Lee Co, ILL.,. March Is, lS4s.
Mn. sLoAS-Dear Sir: take this opportunity
TO send you q statement concerning the use of your
Ointment, which have tried In several eases aud
always with the desired effect. had horse that
was almost dead with the pollevii, and hearing of
your Ointment =, Dixon, ! vent and rot = box, and
applied it according TO directions. / put il on
only four times, and he is now sound aud we'll.
have also used ii on COW that had tho Hollow
Horn 90 bad that she could not get around without
help. / melted the Ointment and applied Ii to the
horns as bot ~ it would besr Five application. re-
stored her to perfect health. I wauh aot be with
oat your Ointment one year, for fifty times the
amount that box costs.
Your obsdisnt servant,
]. N. MORGAN.
See Sloan y advertisement in another column of
this paper. IHpr25d6t VII