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, 1860-06-23

PAR1s. June I.
At the Council of Ministers held on Monday
last the Emperor mentioned the interview with
the deputation Of the Interoceauic Railway
Company the day previous, the particulars Of
which gave 10 my letter the same day. Ills
Majesty pointed out the Importance of the
scheme to tie commerce of France, as articles
OF French manufacture, silks, ornamental goods
ETC., being light and in demand in California.
Australia. and other gold regions, would mass
over the line. He referred the matter in partic-
ular to the Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
On Fridny last the Minister Of Honduras. n.
Uerran, had an interview With N. Thouyenel.
who requested to be informed what he desired
that France should do in the matter, md what
way be wished the protection of the French
Government to be afforded to it. n Mrrau r.
rlifd that he asktd for fhs moral support Of
Fra.et, and for French emigration to Hohduros.:
that French names Of influence should appesr
in the direction Of the undertaking, and that
French capitalists should become interested in
it. He further requested permission to publish.
on official authority, that France considered the
route by Honduras, from the excellence Of the
hasbor it's practicability fora railway, the rich.
Ecss Of the country, and the favorable geo.
EEaphicai position, as Of great importance to
the commercial world, as we'll AZ to postal COM
municatiou with the Pacific and the East: aud
that, supported BY France, England, and Amer
ica, il could not fail to become an additional
bond Of peace between them. n. Thouyene1
promised that be would do his best to have tbe
affair supported.
, 1860-06-23
nnsEHJLL CEMETERY.-Th,

10 DOsEtllLL CEHEIHK7.- The
II, Nanssa,a ofthe 1soeaail Cemeta.y would anpounes
thst On and this date tcry offer 10 the pnh the sea
tion oYCemei2ry Lots The Ce.arF c.n be reached by
III 1aks View Plank Roat tie Green FAY Eoad or Ii;
Prairie Roa1 rucrsag northwest from The tntereetto
fheChaEo aud Milwaukee RAILROAD ~ Ohlttsnden Stk3iun
For .u5:er ouire ii the ooa Of the Company
nn 81 fIart sty4st. 1-tr-dhq4
, 1860-06-23
=5aaRlft9 att9 att9F.lE ptlEfif:6ai1gF;=

eaAooao o-*++.*.-- ILLINOIS,
!, -
~ & 40 AASAAkAE SIHA4zEs-
-,.
T., .BanR1ng DeDaTtTn9 9nt
Deposit. seeeised es cEneas Account from ransea
ftfa. a.pos5-s I'D s ss5ss E'f'a "
fGefezs BALANCE. noa}y Be 1upxed n ea,ss 1her.
3-ee4a! azrerrnens have heennAte to ~: efeef
Ke RECEIVE tepots FaJ1hie u Epeted date ua which
interest vii be sno~et- =.
SAVINGS >DEEARTMENT.
IN se o I ds1st: ssaea e. tis - ~ pE o:1t
t rs tosH na aspos ot IS osecs!pnan atte7 ~
certificates uste psyabe q teiasd III u lie ma. -
ssp'e's0"
CoLLECT1oH DEPARTmRHT.
Collections !a Chfraso made sod proceeds Eestted On
y or ruent eA current premium Exth1nkE 1ay,
, 1860-06-23

CTEWARTS COOKING STOVE
~ STILL AHEAn-Th& AeknowIedged xupe,iofttyo
Tie Stewart Stove hi kveu rise several limitations
The Esau'oe a1de;e for ale oaly by g. METZ Agent II
good Assortment Of Housekeeping, HAdwlFs and TN
4r4r
, 1860-06-23

GARIBALDT5 ADVANCE on PALERMO.
4 letter. dated Naples, Monday" which ap.
pears in the Morning Star, givea the following
details, which seem doubtful and :ncoherent
and must be received with caution.
This is news received from persons On board
, 1860-06-23
FOREE I'm NEWS.
Further Details by the Washington


~ .TE fops esffish iKisH fHEi kETaisEKs. s. l1AIf
Letters from the crusaders who have already
arrived in Rome have reached Dublin, aud are
published in the ultramontanc papers. One OF
them. bearing the siguature OF Edward Patrick
Naughteu, appears in the Catholic 1et<grap1.
The weekly organ Of Archbishop Cullen. The
Il arrived in Rome on Wednesday, after a
delay Of three days through being detained -
hours In the Thames. Monsignor Talbot pre.
sen.ed us 10 His Holiness on Thursday. We
kissed his foot, ard received bis blessing. lie
presented US with medal, with his likeness on
one side; On the other is the following inscrip.
ion.
: The Roman citizens dedicate this medal 10
.. TIE Irishmcn
Who came to Eome for The purpose Of defend
ing the Rights OF
The Roman PontiH,
The Common Father Of nil.
And there was only one hrert and one soul Of
all the multitudes cf the believers.
Pits X.
We three are the frat O; the Irish Brigade,
or Pope's Own, Us cur regiment is to be called,
TINT have had the disting guished honor Of being
presented TO Ills Holiness. The sign upon our
hats is 70 be tue papal arms, with the harp Of
Erin underneath. , lie unlfJr1u is TO be green.
We are to be national regiment, md com.
mauded By Irish officers only, Of whom several
in Ireland have volunteered 10 join US.
We had All interview with the Minister Of
War this morning. lie showed us atelegraphc
dispatch, saying that 1000 1ristmen would lie
IN Ancona, in two vessels, on Tuesday next,
Monsignor Talbot told US that his Holiness
would rather have one regiment Of 1rishmen
than fire Of any Other nntlon, because they
would gire their lives sgd their hearts frtely
in defence Of The rights Of the Vicar Of Christ
ard successor Of st. Peter. We went next to
the English college, and had warm reception
from his Eminence Cardinal WiseEan. Tue
students Of both the 1riSL aud this college nre
as enthusiastic in this holy cause as VT; some
saying they would like to be chaplin to our
regiment, and othet2 e:eu private soldiers.
The ltalia1s are oyerjo, ed at finding ocr nation
coming forward to stand by the Pope. and the
reyolutionists dread one regiment Of Irish mole
than twenty others. They think we are ire.
sistble. A great. many OF the Sardinian otIi-
GERS tire against the annexation Of The Pope's
dominions to the King oil Sardinia, md deciate
that il they are brought isto the Romagna they
will not tight against lis Holiness. Since cur
arrival in Rome re haye been we'll trca!ed By
the parties We had business with, md our hotel
exp:use is paid by the Minister Of War. We
would stay another week in Rome if We wished,
but we preferred not putting tie Government
u any n.orc expense. The three Of us leave
for Ancona by diligence in the morning, {six
days jinrney,) TO join our regiment. Aa soon
as our regiment is organized we are to remain
iu Rome. l think that our regiment is to be
named The Knights Ct st. Patrick or THE
Pope's Own"
, 1860-06-23

HENRY A. KAUFMAN,
DETECTIVE POLICE AGENCY,
And County Constable,
oMee. No. - South Clzsk street. fupstairs.)
CHICAGO, ILL.
TV Collections promptly attendsdto. .n,la'd1y
G Z. DOW,
ME- ATTORNEY AT Law,
0mco No. l, Methodist Block,
Carurr CLARK and Washington stseets Chicago Illinois
, 1860-06-23
TRUSTEES SALE-Whcreas

l. Hubert Paxs and Atl Pare I'd. ~ sec,r,l day of
1une A. v. ls60 nAhs execute and dstsvsr to the
signed. certain deed Vt r. ".i. cur. tna
pIqetuA paY0ent # crrtal u..ts t. Afore: AID.
e u Urn ntre,t dollars, e1tcus by lluertt
Pigs .o3 payable to Wsltn H. Woo" 20. In ons year
the il there It vita int tea pr rent, h
ceauIt wi bees - ~ th. .sa pJxe> his het. Of
a5E IN hs pavmen of sxd noe aud inter- II. s.ersfo
fer1sd upon ne hy Vi # ii Ir+ ts1s AhA nhtr
A7d e1p u public t. the 2hest an e-t bidder
oelo tths Moth Court House DOR IN t civ et
chic xv. the eout-sat qusr Of q. Northeast quarter Vt
thitteen kas tAianE lug the equity Of
= eubxp and NtAte In, z1 to he mHaeys
All nerr.t duo uaon ihs ots es.d aud secured hy
sa deed Of ~hh .At ed recorded ID the couetT
xud Stale at {o+.ti h tuk Nj. + Nar k,xa-ptke lii.
tOK>Etlr% V. ". N11ctELh Tiu to.
Fh;raSn lima l:3b l&1D t+iN&eSlN
, 1860-06-23
MASTERS SALE.-State OF Illi-

III a A. G4& . SAAZs-Nk22t9 u 1llE-
hl -, 4. Cook County, M-Caok County Circuit Couut,
i c1.ase. J:ho Z: kn.is ?. ao,se {. Bsts1 1ten
Public 80 4a = hereby gwen ,a,s n potsranee Of To
- iais a. Y March. A. T. lstt Ill. Z. Paine F'e-E
o Ma. h n Of Cook County state afozesa will
H. noa fo1 mi. edeer ii.
e:on,t Huu.t IN " t:ty OF ChscakO County Of Ctok.
'ss Ia st S'fasoa to q - e d.K y Si
tbst eersin ur. srd Situated IL the ty ot
Ghea5G I'D ~ " std y 81 ar!ea 10 sa t5 l. osn
p No. thirs3 st Eonh Of tsS ~. oaTsts G sa.e
eoazaese aoor hes.o .5.in .5d Ha.e T., !. r;
town Of ChIeaxo al .aer e's - asd oat tn Tn
original pEa q Or raid tnass .eoatn ~ n.y. n ~
CooI z,d e. map Or plsi refer ne< = .e1
Xc L, u. PAINE fkxEH.
Naktsz IN Ch4neesy, conk County,
Chiczso, Nay 4. 1850. mJ@eb+d
The above noeed ale po.ptned saturtar the s
day Of JnnA, 1a60. It 10 oeio<k l. u.
l.. 4. PAINE FREFR,
Matter IN ChA!~sEy, c. County.
Chlcaku. June 4th. l-6a teltcbtsi
, 1860-06-23
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. County

of T07k, Superior Tout ef ChfrsIn. July Tenn.
A. D. leso. uysnts Det!ey. vsJ l. acs csat. Michael
kpkeu1n "a Hiram Il. Bn1k-stfac menr.
Public notca ID sseby Esen 'he ii J. l.. Ncvicxsr.
Achae Eng |. md H,'an Z. l that w Of ait leh-
Court sKn dat<dth l As Of May. A. y. i-s, II
a. tb4 Ia .NcvkeT. Me,as: Enksfn and E,rsn, e.
bu ot eu: hundred ~, ny:tvsn ss, IT. . TO-
witt has texn tusnrd executed
Nnv, tre1efose. unle. y"u, the nd J. L. Aes1etas
III. haei Enkau,1n Hiram T.. Bull sta PR onl ba
sn ppear be:oe the kid superior cut ef thE
befoF the 1st day e thereof 10 't hsa u tho
of uly \ D. iSA give special nall! and leAd 10 The .aI
Action. j,dE will h nttr Kansf you amt
T. ar IN plaintiff, r4eh q the p|Eeey NJ
taeh IS may sufficient eattsfy ths LID Judgment Ard
eos''' ~ ~ W. KINDALL, C~fk,
r., sx,+n 4 TRsxAs Ptn.A tltya itf{cas0 fw
, 1860-06-23
FAav111 Sk11H 4 11oekA&, PTt6G Anys-
tel&e3se4W
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. County =

DCook, a-supertnr Cuur Of Chicafo. June Term L.
D. 1881 Horen putnam fohn q. hd ma. htta<hmtut.
Public notice hesehy Kivru 70 tbs sat jim e. Atsms
tha8 writ Of att.chent lAae out Of sha oee Of The
Cltk The Superior Court Of dated the twenty
Putnam .kd axalu.t e@tae Of the 1obn u. Aams
.he -n # .sh hsn y; I'D .tay t'r = 70 - 20; se!;
=. rt;afn,d e,eested w. ,s.tf:oss an:.. 5es
b-forr the ~. sape71tf Ccurt Of Ch.e&o bstors
Tho mi ds7 Of The trim thereof to he holder. u
Monday Or Jue i. .. l.e0 kve special nstf and plead
sths saId plaintiffs aafion. udxsnent ~ tntsrst
=, d of the property sltaehe - msy b ."teen, 70
sa Eth 1me Waller KlMBALl, Ciesk.
- -. 741 koA1xxs717 J1~rrs. ftt q : Asts,
, 1860-06-23

cY~ Those who are Curious 70 WIT
ncss the wonderful perfection to WHICH 4. 0hswa 1t Rte
tan.ge- at BAtehio, N. ~ hAs brought the maaufae
iure OF Wigs aud Toupce. !nvtad 10 visit his Wig and
H. ling Koome Rt No. 1oo Lake t.1eet and ezaI0ns
these rlcua production. Of at NJ scrutiny tsted
TIE sa n Eon the rstu1al wEen adugtedto the hetd.
, 1860-06-23
p EAIOVAL.-Tho United Statet

z u01V 7 hI.-1M Mo United p[at68
e.. rs' e. ciSrpfay icy s,se ~ d.y rtro..a ther
Il streets havlnk Lake and C!srf t,1+rt Tsnce The
Lake s1eet ~ h considered tbe entfsnce o1
.. e. oole9n ana small package buIn-ss Tns rni,snoe
on iasf Will Le resared tnt en,rce for frist
However !. sould money he delivered On Cm,k n1eti n,
husaess m he pat t yArs could moi be ,aaued n }
live tat il nature to refu~ II Hs7:ns been il
%. fsicao' 70 ecat;nEe t.: I a.x I'd ntarn "
nutil faftber notice, from 7:.o L. y. TOT I'm.
1unl s-coott t. reps 70 II. u. C0LFlN, Aren't
, 1860-06-23

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
Cock. Ss-Sup<slor '.ou,t OF Ch!caEo. JuY term.
T. D. fSth, Wafer L.. Sewbetsy ~ WI b. Itea.7
vel j hn j. TE~AWeIl John Ferry Aal ha~Aro str.
Public potioa ta hereby given to the sid William =.
Tread 1ell John J. Inaawtp. John y any All! Ei-
xart fErson to,t at1athm ut sssoed out q Ike
once Of The Clerk q the sups'"r tout o. shiea3"
su,t Of he tsi ait.E L .bery and x etaia
Of the sad wlam +: Teas~e Jchn ). !tt~dwelf John
n Parry snt EDWARD Norton. The sal of nttefn hun-
axl mi ,even ard sixty eeni. directed {" shs
shtr Of Cock Count which I'D ~Ht has been returned
Nov, therefore unless Jon the sad W.!an. D. Trsad;
we'll John J, TreAtvell. Juhn y. Ferry nd EdWanl
Ntfson shan personally he and sppelf tefoFs tie sad
Superior Court Of Cheaso o. u he:eFe ths ~ f'.t u
Nousr tte C,tv Of lhteaao on the aEst Aontay Of
julv, i. u. $780, given fpse1.l b;n ant plead ihs
aid pant1ds &C on 1nc Hent -. !e 'nstol tgs'nst
you and IN nf lhe sd pdrt.h anf 80 much oi tse
prope.ty attehtd mAy b. ,ufet~rt rAss tae Aad
ytfeu nj and coats will 70 snI ~ Ail4f+ he -ane.
WALrbR klMbAAL, Els1k.
FAaw11L SAnu 4 THosAA tltn's Alt}i-
tstA~A
, 1860-06-23

=. n; 7. Attn tEonx did the second day o9 My
nv ne Q. oaE Losa on. thousand, eight hundred md
lem @ st9a I'D Thoma. P,1ts. noneas nsae following
Pssm!se be snE eate the -eveolesah dsy Of
sesn saeh N Np'omm.o.y notes u .4a .seros
faoS Sh NJ nor k1Se St td la the Recorders ctece Of
~ ~ dsfn ~ b, stsa s T. .ns u
nov. tha4<fore. ptbl: c. y efeby xlysn that VA
H. IT, soe.- ne toned. unda' aa ~ vtus d
!uv H. sal IT. he to.f t. oe OK IN ;hr forn. ono
eT II ~ 80 - ,hs e1 ssoE of e Cow. 70
~ het bldd fcf The tns u nd soatfx.te dts.
ono on1s, Ias Sets eas q.assr 4 h@ southeast
ran*e heen, % taR .: tbe ihd ,rnelesl neri1n,
j. Iook eoa5tF. state Vt lh-ot.. T. tner vi Ill
AfmSttonx therein. ."
, 1860-06-23
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. Coo k

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, Coo k
Coucty T. superior f'nust ofChl sko, July T. rn.
AID, ~. fhile.u. ". CAFES. Esander = wsrn.r.
7homas Chalme,s. Amheia4s O. W;n:r md pavti IT,
Attachment -,
Ipblic poues I, hssshy xtssn to the sad Alrxndtr
1hxcher and william Thatcher t1At Ert OF AtAchment
~uei ~ at tbe otbca r. the csk o. the tn2rot Gut
of Cbica.n dlte: ne e.xhtn day OF June. = *1 y
II :Eya Chanr4a, Asrhel III. y. W.'o~t. snd Dsvd 4.
Fakr aad aaaint thr rat be ~ ar
md ~ do.ss q: s.a 10 ,ss a..1 a+cn 81 eo"k
Nn2s e. or u.les. ,ou ths Arx nasr '"ter and
viii n .ha r. :. NY - trp.a e<t"ts +, 4s tss
Of ihr Term thereol be ht ten tee toft u"a 10 a.
c:,y VI Cues th' nrst Mo1t*y OF ~ =, -
{ndr NM vii entered a9aioA Jou and n 1ssoE tae
ssi rl4tus H. and cnuch II prop NJ ~
he suGcenr s1tlSr the said t1axnsLt Ana CO. u Wal ke
n. KIMBALI, Clerk
, 1860-06-23
JOHN DENV19T0S,} uo.
TH0>. PAHaEkl1 ! Ao"$1@ess.
GAILCF ! 0IfCHancK. AHY.. l.3ae6ia II

MASTERS SALE State Of Illi-
~ nos ro,k Count, 2.-Suptr or Court Of Ca ca
1o-1n Gh4ae*ry. Henry Keep ani A.hsrt Keep ".
Rfe.
tuoe note- u hsssby kiEen th, b. pursuance OF d.
etal order. tntete i. The ahavs en.lla eu>e On this
e.shta y v June, A. b. 1t&a Il. ca ~ Marsr ID
GhAnc = e I'd cuEt, Il the Axteeosn {iSah dAv Of
tl Il pnb lc aues The se.t ber fnr xe.h Il lhs
norh dans OF iha ourt House. the Ct Cac T.. In
rs5ses q and teF = maeA thtretf b. es.4y
esed q ha city OF Chicago 20 tty of ook ID -Sse Of
.n"tN % w't:-t ots n. o ~. yen tlsl tsvvaten
.si. tskaftsn ~ nod nLuets 10. Ii m.T ri
tSl n tn- fof& De ibjsa add iaa Cneaxo. xe1nsg
Wh Ill A-d singular The teue he1-tstu ia pt1y.
kRFsAtd .ppu13naQee8 her<uL tA!ol tu r in vi.a
appurtAia!IE. liza sI:OrT '
Daied ii. 1 g. Juon 41th lse1 ii cseI,1e~
, 1860-06-23
nj IL L a RS NEW PATENT
4sA Lock Stitch family
s SEWeXH"G sn.FCNL1'ESt

MILLAR'S NEW PATENT
N1 loek.sueh family
SEW"E.1'G .N.4CHL,1'ES!
e36, s35, s35, s35. s35, s35.
The oay tak'us this stitch toh for les thad 49, In
eaay fiee sl@ess ease q i ion, % and mssser t 4
,one Tie teh. Ii |. 1rry nsuaa a. and aT7..n to
~ s. .iss fn:*s aAcusE
mnr1oF 4 81 He,9 oIirAu u
noub1e lock tight fkst GA0VkR 4 BAKER stitch so5
es, q
s:s 4: IT. & e s
Agents wanted. Cs1 At 102 Lax , s.Eect or adaIta
jslttoc:sl l5r hos 1861. Chiraeo. III.
GEWIEG MACHINES.
~ e33. t35. t35.,......-....$A0. 80. 40.
1..CoRSELL l. cos l.tc improved
D0UnLR L0CH TIGHT FIST STITCH.
i,eh:st p;iesd n 1nazf' AAte tae rsme seh =. she
II in he tahe, unter iced 1a.shi needle from COM
,Te9 spqels ,som Y ~ .:sl.s @ e ihe .n;h: Run
ER, dpILT and EMBKoinEK o' w. -
rs ous q .dg
hire hsd oceas,oe " md put Of ia osteE
Err c6 .nyybe e &c anst
ths 1ay ysu Il pn,e u ssot, q se.ias
Gs ~ s is9' * 's
adjustable to al thcknes'e. ot Soh nd ~ widths ol
1aehid uu 70 ~ Sewing Machine. lHce IS.
Iarrc Discounts TO the Trade. Agents,
and ClerKy.
E.o!1a sat: T. 10 e: u
iei Post ofaos boz 39S2. Chicago. 1llnos
, 1860-06-23

Tbs underfened has ben appointed General Agent 70.
,ee ave Lnss IN ne Ns, ye: ard Il prepared to
st .ick:t. tq IT, daily line o Stages tnm
ara At the plaer through tickets bT HsIlfoad
nd Sisxss f1S GtSo 70 Denver cy reess a1a for
etsers de- By The daily line Of sa.e. he VII 40 en-.
tIact aaa seSst for q: evcy de;ipou sierch1n
Freight Line 70 any points named abuve Alex Na.
Jo,. one OF the dm Of Russell Majors Wadde whose
Tue transportation Of fright upoa the ilan and Army
supplies 10 Utah and New Me1lco, well known. Mr.
coa.Ened 70 hin through his ageots with certainty
Had drsr2tc All applications 10 Mr. A1;rs foF fteieat
Letters Of inquiry promptly answered. Amply to or address
y. II. WANDER, AEtnt,
No. 20 Dearborn street ,Cf{sso, IL,
Oh, SAMUEL + ALLEN. Agents, II. Louis, No.
, 1860-06-23

r AXE STREET MILLS ON
Vest Laks and peaplasn ts:re%ts, Chicako, 1llno!s
ssls q foAu Il The lowest rates 1ooda WzEAnsed ant
qaAYesd IA tas city tses Of oha1Es: =. ,,o,,,
E{4 FK6st-ae & ao6R1as
, 1860-06-23
Erlning MaGbines.

ID A 7 NE'S $4,000 FAMILY
SEttcE.N'G .M.4CHE.N'Es
snt what neeted vclltntshed, liable and eapallc
fdanE *h Il every family haa IN d.. A3ens r'rp
large dlscoun Address b71 3776, Chicago Foe, ONCE
Wnh clamp. Ii. ALEXANDER.
, 1860-06-23
i9tes& & Trffh1tttt,


ARRIVAL AVID DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS.
, 1860-06-23

.TR.4-FC18 i. H0FF.N.E.t.H
CoaSri Of the Gtaod Duc1y Of Sazewear lie pqeh,es
Of bunswek ana sa1sGossa and the IRE city Of fraak-
to a by special act e yea Statta authntEd 10 at
A4S0E Ell hESNlA, NASSAU. Prussia, XONY.
W1ETEM BERG, 0LpEEBERG. dc. 1t4TdAHiv
, 1860-06-23
Legal anbertiseuttnts.

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
~ Cook. e8-supafor Court OF Ch.c.xo a-n,srs.~
Term a. D. lau. Hsary Kasd7x. Ado5Eh Kstu' L =
Attachment
fanla aotos hssshY kvsn to The ali Adolnh get.tr
that wtn Of Attachment surd cut It taa aee n Ia
Clerk Of thA eu-rue Crur. q Chicago dted III ~
Of Aay. AD il o. u ths sutt u ths sat Hea1y K-.r
And sl2nst tho ek1 q he 2,d doi R<txa0 -. ia
1soted to tha sner Of C.ok eoa1: ea said Esthas
oern t"tosntd s<cutei. Nv. ii rio uua<sA you ths
ad Ad3lpa -stl,1, shall pezsonAty b appa4r
ne ~ supT Court Ch caro-. Q, besoEe The d.
q TIC Term thereof 10 ba dsn * cnu1t hou,4 Ia
tae sty of Chicago. tho nKs: Nont2y Of September
le1o Te eta bali aod pie Vi 70 u. ezlt plAntlds
la:9n at 81 b. sn1ered Axatnt yIu -nt In favor
~ s aau deaY kasnk and cauch OF tie prcPssxy At
~ e1 ~ NAY - sudSent To sat!fY Hs sau judgment
Aa0 eosta Will b LII to al sy 1h< sans.
up Ca . HALfkk k1ABALL. Cltsk.
=. :. Ex9IA. Fltn'a Atty }e4A&3&4H
, 1860-06-23

: DAWSON & REYNOLDS. >.
il ATTORNEYS GOUNsELlOKS AT LAW,
so Dearborn Street. = SO

Go. fATGoX- Wx u AkTNpLps.
CHICAGO. lL11Su.s
KxYIexscxs: :-E-yntans. Elf 4 CO.. q. Burch 4 Co.,
wood, Es9, PhNadtltha Iess.s Springer l. Whlteman,
y: =. LHomnneahu. bsq Cincinnati; John Ardrevs,
Consn1us O.; z:s. Ely Co. George Stcphe:sou, EsQ,
Mtw1.d Fe7epout, Aq- New York; Hon 1sa- Harrs,
Hon AT.sa! Parker. Albany, n r. Iot1 q. Daehlt1.
&A1. BQ8klQ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

Frustrated exposed and permanently expelled from
1gotten power, the Oigarchy will soon cease 70 exist
polite al combination. rs final doom msy be post
loned, but il lie certain Lsrgcishing, il may live yet
longer; bus !, will surely die Yes; teliow-ilzsns,
surely, it will dewhen Disappointed in its purposes-
driven back within the States aud constrained within
these lmlt'-t can no longer rule the Republic AS
plantation OF slaves at home; can no longer menace The
Territories with its ive aied device 10 compel Later
Uiih0W Wages can oI ger fasten upon the Cons,i-
tuition an Interpretation which makes merchandise Of
men, ard gives disgracefnl immunity TO the brokers'
OF human flesh and the butchers of human nearta; aud
when il can no loreer grind flesh ard blood sroans
itis the % mothers and the cries of child
into the cement of barbarous politica. Power
Surely, then 10 its retr at rinartng under the nd1na
zion Of aroused PEOPLE and the e0ncurriDg in ignent
Of the civiiizei world it must Diet may be, a
poisoned rat dies Of rage in its hole
Meanwhile, all good omens ours. The work
cannot stop. Quekened by the triumph now at hand
with Republican President in power-Stats al sr
State. quitting the condition Of territory an Jurnip8
Slavers. will te welcomed int, our Plural Unit, and
Joining bar de together will become belt of fire grt
abou the Slave Sts'es, within which Slavery mus; de;
or happier 1'il joinng hands together they VIII be-
come 10 The Save Sraes zone OF Freedom, RADIANT
Ike the ancient ces,us Of Beauty, with tns'o'aih8
power. ,
I II only remains that we should speed these good
n Rnepces Others nav dwell ON the Past az sscnre.
But 10 my mind, under the laws OF a beneieeT, God,
the Future also ~ secnreon tne slnge copdu "a u1't
forgetting self-turniug from the temptations OF he
intent only on the cause,
with mean compliance ne'er betrsy our trust,
Nor be 90 civil - 10 prove unjust.
Mr. Suuners address received the attention and
earnest sppanse Of bis audience from the commence
mert 10 the close. Delivered with his most precise
ard finished oraory in voice heard by the mast ds-
tsut Of The three thouraLd persons present j, gave
abundant evidence Of the funess of the speakers
Ne wed mental and ply sica strength.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29

ally leased thu West Washington Market to
Messrs. Taylor & Brennan. We fnd that this
was not so. The lease was made in 1853, when
Mr.. G. Il. Afford Oem.) was Speaker, and
he-not Littlejohn-cOncurred in the action
of his associates in that Commission, all
Of whom were Democrats. We are not aware
that We have ever stated that Mr. Littlejohn
concurred in that most Objectionable vote of the
Commission whereby the States claim of back
rents from the City was assigned TO the lessees
aforesaid; but, as we are anxious to do no in
justice to one 10 whom we are inhexbly opposed,
we viii here say that he stands clear of this
also-Mr. Alvord having been Speaker when that
was done.
As to the rights Of the contendng PARTIES
The City versus the States lessees--in the West
Washington property as the case stands, we have
hoped that they would be judically settled ere
this. Why they are not, we cannot clearly make
out. We believe the City has already incurred
legal expenses in this contest to the amount of
some $4,000. If she has legal right to the
property, We think she should establish it at
once. If she has none, she ought either to re-
inquish her pretensions or make terms with the
adverse parties DO let us have the matter
equitably settled and done with.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29
MAJ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NOTES.
Con.porasaes o, Th. n. Y. Tribune.

Conespor de1ee o! The n T. Tribune
TRENTON, N j., Dec. 26, 1860.
In addition to the brief notices published lately in
regard TO the character and gallant services OF Maj
Anderson permit me to furnish you with an anecdots
of his brave father which believe has never yet ap-
peared in print. Ofths Major, however with first to
say that he has been for good many years known to
the citizens Of Trenton and ia most highly esteemed
here 10 modest brave officer, and accomplished gen.
tleman. He will do his dsty. With West Point ed
ucation, the blood of Revolutionary soldier in his
veins and scars Of his own 10 show won in victorious
battles we need have no fears about his dschargng his
duty, costly az it may DO. understand that he has
written to friend here that the seceders will not get
the fort out Of bis hands easily, nor without orders
Major Anderson is the son of the late Richard Clough
Anderson of Kentucky. I think he was = Colonel in
that State; but Of this / not At all events,
he was soldier in the war Of the Revolution at its
mopt gloomy crss--s Captain of Virginia company,
in Scott Regiment-one Of tho faithful few who stood
by Washington crossing the Delaware, in the tro Gu
counters at Trenton, and III the bloody contest as
Princeton.
You viii notice that say the Too battles Of Trenton,
iueteed ID he battle, which Iho surprise Of the