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PROrriETORS.
l24 Lake St. Chicago. Renewed from II South Water
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and Retail Dealers IN Patent Medicines generally.
Sold 10y MONrAGTE * Co st. Charles City
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Chesterman's Metallic Tapes.

Of all lengths Surveyors Chains 80 and 100 feet length
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, 1860-01-20
The Lawrence Calamity,

LAWRENCE, Mass, Jan. IS. The inquest was
resumed at o'clock +. n. Ebenczer Joslyn tes-
tlfie that be has been q founder IS years. Had
examined the pillars Of the Pemberton Mills.
bad. Could have discovered the imper!ection
iu such as the one exhibited, and would hare
broken it IN. Witness cast the pillars for the
atlantic Mill. They were tested by pounding
With II s!edGe- It took two men half IN hour to
test six or eight pillars. The Atlantic pillars
we're iuches in diameter in the lower story,
and thicker than that in the Pembcrton Mills.
Each pillar in the Atlantic welg he'd 900 pounds.
We struck them hard enough 10 break dc-
fectiye one, but not to iujure strong one. We
made The pillars for the Buy State Mills. The
plut1e Was stronger than these, and The dapgc
twice Us thick. consider this pin,le not r+li-
able support. always avoid square shoulders
the cnrncr not properly secured. Witness
knew Ebert Fuller Of The Eagle Iron Works,
where thes. were cast-he was underbiiding
others. Told hin they were making pillars too
cheap. They used to fail every year, but Fuller
was always foreman. \ movement o: macllin-
noticed Immediately. Have beard that the Penn
berton Miil wus weak, but heard no alIusion to
lite iron work.
Jno. c. Hcadley, Captain of the Lawrence
Machine Shop for several years, testified that
the defect III the pillars was the eccentricity OF
the care; all hollow columns arc liable to this,
but they should net be 60 eccentric as this.
Whcu pi'srs are cast thicker on one side, the
thin side cools quickest and the unequal ten
sion renders them liable to crack. We test by
inspection aud hasnmcring. Z difference ofhul(
an lnch could be detected. Have seen the pill
lars at the ruins. which, it properly inspected
should huv. been rejected. Witness was struck
with the lack Of stability in the lines Of support
at the rembertou Mill. If Que pillar broke, il.
seemed that the Whole must 50 down. The jar
OF machinery would act like repeated blows.
Adjourned till o'clock thursday.
LAWRENCE, Jan. 10 Nothing new was elicit
ed iu the examination Of Witnesses to-day, be-
fore the Corouer's Jury.
, 1860-01-20

New YorK, Jan. 1a-The y. i. Mrald.S
Washington correspondent says that Mr. Aruy,
Of Kansas, was examined yesterday by the llar.
prs Ferry 1nquistion Committee. The grea.er
part Of his testimony related to Kansas allairs
s1urinE the border troubles. With regard 10
Browns movements in 1855, Mr. A. testified
that Brown proposed TO locate somewhere and
run eff s1ares from the South, so as to make
that kind Of property insecure. Army testifics
that he opposed this mode Of interference witt,
slavery. Brown said he dis1iked tue du.nothinc
policy Of the Abo!itiouists in the East, aud said
thry never would effect anything by their milk
and-watcr course. As 10 the Republicans,
brown thought they were Of no account as they
we're opposed to carrying the war into Africa
They were opposed TO n,eading with slavery
in the States where it existed Brown sui} his
doctrine was to free the s1uyes by the sword.
Army wanted to know how he reconciled this
with lis Quaker peace principles Which he held
when lie first knew him, more than twenty years
ago. Brown said that the asgressions ufssay-
cry, that the murders and robbtries perpetra,ed
npon himself and members Of his tanily, and
the violation Of law By Atchison and others in
kansas, from 1858 10 tha. time, had convinced
him thut peace was but an empty word, and he
repeated his dislike to the Republican party
mud the Abultionists, saying they were craycns
-that they lad refused to assist him. Army
testified that hc declined to hare nuy thing fur
ther to do with Browns operations.
, 1860-01-20

Daily ReyieW of Chicago Market.

THURSDAY EVENING. Jan. 10, 1eG1.
FLOCR-ecciit., oo0l t.1s. Market uneh sa'es
follows: ED bs Esin City" Spring aEd 20
bss yaey" do It e. delivered lo5 iris good
Spring extra &se75 ders sed 200 bsIe fair splng extra
at si:5 Ia store 100 bis do Ut s'5 delvered 6t rls
Mtta DO at e4.e5 delivered; It ttls White Wlnrr, Il
4I.5 delivered.
CORN MEAL-lGobls "Farasld Mll." good bo1ted
at a.. 0per ls6 s unbo,ed At els.:0 track.
MiDDLlNGs-1G tens falr ut 8.0t0 In stcre.
NHEAT-Kcccipts. 1l.4.5 In. Market booyaut and ad-
va.cet e3e. sal 600 lu No. Spring s o. in
In ssose 1900 lu No Spes at e0 in s;orc 500 b'gs
choice asrg at LTD on track 200 u d, 1t Lot on trick.
100 bu do at Los tack 20, tu fair Spring 1T cc
track ~ bags Common ST 1ol delivered 800 bu Inferior
st99: on tr1ck.
COKN-Recs.pts 3a,4sa bu. Market 1ctivc and Erm
SHES tu No ut &c Ia store; 4teo bu do Il
ST: IN eore bu Co 1t in store c40 lM No
ssc In sore 0C0 bu {cced s&c1n ttoe lu d. at
4Hc storc le0 bu a 45s In stores lu0 hu do at &c
ntack: $50 bu do ut s:c ou iratk tu do at4secn
track.
OATs-Eecei;:a ssss .b7. Market quiet Sales wese
es0bu No In store: TO- bafs 60 At &C on track
5J bu d, al 3sc track l10 bu do At rack.
RTE-Recelp.s. Lib bu. Market eG5e lower. saes
500 bu No. In hulk at pee tack; Ill ss do at
93s on track: q bags {no prime) 1t Soc GU track
BARLEY-Rsceipta. :,:95 bu. 1utet steady. Sales
:-ls3 bags At Sc track 40 bu No. At &c
on track.
SEEDs-R. celpts. 14s0 ns. Timothy buoyant and I'd.
vanccd lsc Sales wert:-.o baes tlmc ST so>: !: bags
fir At 4o Clover Seed lu gocd demand and adrarccd:
Sales 55 bu choice Elkhas, 1Ec., e46: Is bis
and hass At $40.
Receipts, 1as bsis. Naket steady, with
.aesof 40 t ris la three let, at:lHc.
ALCOHOLICS per gallon.
PROvI.10Ns-.eeeilts. IS h'Is pork; 6i.3se n, Cut
Meats. Mess Fork advanced &c. Sales wee:-clo brls
city packed ut &l5; 100 b'ls do at SO, iris do at
Milwaukee a5 Il br1s Coua1y Meas tI5 100 hrs
Milwaukee slsc3: SO brs II. O. Pork Ut Milwaukee
sltes Bulk Meats aud in den and At " .He 70:
shoulders mud S!det pa-keI-hoeh asking Ke Ne
Sales wcEc:so picked Hans nj g.; 10I b.s Green
Shoulders ii alG.s5.
LARn-Receipt.. 8,:)0 rs. Market ar.n. Sales we:e:
t. prime Leaf At 9xc 20 b.l, do 1t ec; 1o1 bs No.
Lard nj MiEautee ii axc.
TALLOH-tsecctpta. none. MARKET ques and fE1n At
e4@l0e. Sales e:e:-s5 Iris ptin- At 1ec.
ulDEs-Keceipt., <3.164 Is. Market quiet and rather
eases. Green fsn.sn. 6xS'c; Greca ta'ted. skG7xc;
DRY Flint, N&l4Ae- Teits sla15sc for frrth t.ausLt.
e;cd-
DRESSED uocs-Re=e'p.s, 1tee. Market active anda
, 1860-01-20

PIE AxGLo.SAxox.l lsvkrreot- jan. II.
lrEaFAt Corrox MAEEEr.-sales Of Tueaday and
Wednesday Monday being ha itaY) In tn Liverpool cht
to. nak.s haie1. hch :"ecu!:tcr. and
potter taok 2seo. Market clo&a seady AID with 1a.r
bcstertcne.
Til adsicss fro Manchester were favorable Tia MIR.
L. xasoot bnE.ps1rrrs MAsx1r- Mesrs. W,seae'd!s &
rrpost hour d. 4 but s'sady Nhea. 1nie eus ht'
l',py1slox MAtEkr-btf let. Fork quiet: 55s mess
Tal,uw-sa'c. n* ts.6d. Sugar huo.ant. Cote. qnirt
A-he. .te1dy; Pots Pearls 2.ta.5.GA. Kotn
Gs.S1 for common. splits Tupen.luc steady II
S.J:EIls.
lMoraut al qu@!!tiea sIE. EodeF 1m k!ce
Cor 90 ,txj. Ta!ow ar qusi. Llnseed 0a s7=tl.
Tr Iron nttn at SIS.
LoxppS M+.ET AArKrr.-Nnncy was In nttIve demand.
Con.o. we.e1s ~ .ed I'm "Wednesday Ut 95N. rKdiv.
..ANEp1cAv s1cctI1sEs.sa!es Of e. shates = soaSs
L1ysErooL-rhuIsd4y afternoon viy O. enstown Sales
Of Cnt:tn day bal.s. ME.ket nn th sik Al
yancns tendency. E1cacstuds quiet aid ttesdT tEuEls-
Lnsnos rhussday Neon. conso.s s5x fo1 keeouts e1'
A dnnA
, 1860-01-20

The Angfo.Soxonss Nails.
PORTLAND. Me-, Jan- 1?--The Anglo. Sa1on's
mails for tue West were forwarded by the Grand
Trunk Railroad ut o'clock today.
, 1860-01-20

WASHINGTON, Jan. ia private dispatch
received to-day states that the Democratic
State Convention at Nashville, yesterday, nomi-
mated Senator Johuson of thar State for Presi-
dent, subject to the decision Of the National
Convention.
Tue delegates selected from the State at large
arc Langdon q. Haynes, y. c. Whithorne,
Andrew Ewing. Samuel G,llashan, Vim. II.
Quar.cs aud J. G. Akin.
One Of the features of The AcLane Mexican
Treaty provides Tor the admission Of certain
rates tho Congress Of the United States may
designate. Among these are coal, iron, cotton
goods, all kinds Of machinery, products of the
dairy and farm. irc!udin. ali kinds of grain and
naval stores, all kinds Of vessels for navigation,
flour of every description, and many other arti-
-ctes connected with {. s. manufacture.
The Agent Of the yiceroy Of Egypt has re-
Gently concluded contract for alarse supply Of
Sharr's Rides.
, 1860-01-20

very grcnt error. The quantity cleared by can
nj to New York was s7l 200 bushels, and it is
notorious that large Quantities cleared by can
al 10 Albany in the fall Of 1858 were sent to
Scw York for storage. In December, 1858,
there were more than 500, 900 bushels Of barley
in store aud aaoat iu New York.
On the other hand. the figures for 1859 appear
to be considerably magui6ed-so much 10 ns
to engender the suspicion that they had be. n
through tic mill Of the Corn Exchange Re.
porter.
the New York Corn Exchun.e report lie stock
Of barley ut New York. afloat and in store, ut
$50, ,554 bushels. T!:is is about SO per cent less
than tho count put forth by the Corn Exchange
Reporter.
The Corn Exchange Exporter stated That the
stock Of barley in store in New York on the LIST
inst. was 100000 bushels. 1t was evidently IN
error.
, 1860-01-20
BY TELEGRAPH,



S-SA1E.-Nr. Douglus' resolution instructing
the judiciary to report bill for the better sup
preston Of in1asiou, &C., WIS specially assigned
for $50 +. II. on Monday next.
4 debate of some ngth took place on tho
point whether the Senate had right to trans.
uct any business until the House organizes.
The Senate finally, by vote of 45 to I, over
ruled point Of order to that effect, and re.
1crrcd Il private bill, on which the debate hnd
sprung up, to the Committee on Private Land
Claims.
Fire thousand i've hundred extra copies Of
the Treasury report was ordered to be printed.
Mr.. King offered q resolution appointing q Se-
lecs Committee to Investigate whether any por-
Lion Of the public printing appropriation had
been applied to the support Of newspapers, and
especially the Consultation, Rnntytraaiaa aud
-4rgas, and US to the contract said to hnre been
made By Mr. Bown,an, by which he was to re-
ceive $50 600 per year, also whether any menu
what reduction can be made in the price Of the
public printing. The resolution lies over.
Adjourned till Monday.
House -Nr. Htndman made speech accus-
ing the Republicans Of the responsibility of tie
nm organization Of the House. If they hud
put in nomination one who had otindorsed the
circulation Of book counselling rapine, iusur-
reotion and b!oodshed, there would have been
no prolonged opposition to his election, or an
allusion to the white Slaves Of the Northern fac
tories,
Adebate ensued between him and Mr. Gooch,
Of Mass. without eliciting my points Of interest
Mr.. uIudu,an said john brown was tool OF
The Republicans, and no Republican could
skulk the responsibility. Public opinion would
g'bbet them US eiieclual|v Us if the hemp that
strangled John Brown was already around
their uecks- If Mr. Hickman could march bis
Northern men to the South. the Northerners
would be welcomed to hospitable graves. The
%t- ~.
, 1860-01-20
South Carolina Embalsador in y-IrcI.


RICHMOND, Jan. 1s.-Mr. Aemminger wns
escorted to the capitol by the military. Tie
national and yirginia flags wared over the
building He spoke four hours to an immense
crowd. He described the steady inroads ofthc
North upon tue rights Of the South, and the
rise and progress Of abo!ittonisn,. lie drew
q dreary picture Of their present relations
with tue North, aud showed that the gua.au.
tees Of the Constitution were powerless to pro-
tect the Sou.h. The South must make de-
maud fur new guarantees If the Union is to be
preserved; or else make concession after con.
cess'ou un.ii,hey lose all influence aud right Of
conf deracy. lie urged convention Of the
Southern States to consider their relations with
the North Mr. II. was listened to with intense
interest throughout his long discourse.
, 1860-01-20

BrTuzcEAru.1 Efw TonK, Jan. -.
Ftors-L.a, a~tse and scarcely 70 tuoy'nt. Tnereis
e5pcs ea.x ~
Ut Z, t3:3 fur ~upe- bate q 46 ~ tor txLa ft-te
q s3 f. xs,Esp; .sss' x;'s' !: % r.
tfa nnEd hop onaa ke, rE TT 9ats l5rasp' a,1p'
Eale. 81 IT, s57oats; io[ e .lss s1tra;
r.; moes ,.aae. M A. n .t r ~ 4 s7
a. Corn Meal dua Il esss for Jtssey: 40 ios uFdS
:.sa,x-T'an*a~ens In Wheat are only to limited ~ =,
tent Tie narktf without material chanSe sales ne
G y 4 Ia rs u VI sasn u
Rye steady ut @$asee with snaal! s4c' passy au! "a
q y sa.. O. ats a as s sr white e1o
f q! xts d. sa 95s IT,. oy M
ta. r|e1tS md dull s4lss It +s s'f wess'n Co.
II. an asd stac 1.x In, r.. ten,,d ,,.. active
m Il se. u; IL e s: 'e4s
11Iia nodclae ,eaossl io@lic pr luo pound, for
Ehp'ns qualities. ,u,
- re- epe!'e; na,tes eT ana
lIoFs-xaEkss quiet s tu4n sales s&l5e Tor crop OF
Fuy.soss-ro.t a'lstt a,m and fa!s hns!nsss e?lns
e. IT, sf :sSsf pri esess g r.
pa prvl chi lnF 10: 20 bbs new mess!1 81
Iss sss e. s.s g. Il H.e 's Il
S;,f s esss. = :, Is s e a M
for vest:.u Prime In moderate request: s4les
~ It's hcacn IL sl7. O. DFessd hogs itsc more
tive vt t4@6S Int meats 1ctlse ~! go tkkt a
,nI sonasts ~ snd 9s1 ,Sr h:T IL, All
tae: 1s5 iris u leiuc Batter. nodeiaia busAes. a
l2a: for oh.o Ill i;sc for sato. Cheese sseadr 1t
aGt ".
S,oCEs-At III secapd Doard, sfoeks were not veys.
five lt were L1:ct i:Liclgo and Il ck 1a4Ad. Mn
Cleveland md ToeGe t9Y: ard chicsso 81 ra"a.
trt, eF. New Yotk Central. .4H: r. iac Nal. ~ y
no;s tetl ond'. a'H; Gaena and Che.:o, }st bo2d-.
9.*; Pcnn.y:r4ntl e.. t6k; Missouri. G.. 1yk.
Montreal Market.
BrTE1torAru.l MONTREAL. jan. IL.
FLorA-stcsy Int not aeire. Sales Of mail lots Of
super At q. M al - and Of "a c 1t so
extra held ut 6,c01i..n. ere'ts y "a moteF4t TT
Nay delivery, :..3.3j Is offered ilE Nc. sur-r-,.:d
aSkcd
WnxA7-srasl: sa'cs al el.e9 for fp1ins.
Cincinnati Hog Market.
BY TK1E1sArul C1xcIxS41l. Jan. 1H.
Hrss e6.:cea6.'5. Eerepsstnday, Geo. rosk-Wcitern
Iea. nctive. Sac. 9s!sl til s IL I G.S3
, 1860-01-20
,5tatInMecy &3.

DUTLER & HUNT, As State st.,
- havcnow on haad tie following sizes Of print:
Sx47 15xe3 coS4t sit49 asss. c;1sa
a5142 eaz34 :sxsS soxa5 aoxs7
Ard are receiving aaEce assottEcat II look rApER.
z,tG1ze1us II Wrapping Paper. ofdtEe1ent sizes.
l,tHU rcanls Aaula do.
20 rams Zap and Letter, ard cdes.l assortment Of
Printer. Stationery.
ft.! kessof Mathe1s celebrated Ecok asd News Ink.
Ill &. wE!c1 will be sold fer cl 1T the lowest possible
El:ss,
uAl1 ITca>h PAID for Ra-s-EJ
, 1860-01-20
More Southern Nonsense.

NEW Oa1EASs, Jan. is Judge C4leb granted
to-day an injunction in favor OF Horace Il. Dav.
againstshirty seven firms, restricting them from
selling Corrugated Elastic Rubber Goods.
In the Louisiana Legislature to-day, the Cor
errors message was read. 1trecommends that
the State be prepared to meet her sister States
Of the South in Convention, IN case OF certain
contingencies; it fayors retaliation upon the
hostility Of the North By licensing and inflictioc
discrimination against Northern goods amount,
ing to an absolute prohibition.
;, The House passed joiutresolution, declaring
the Harper Ferry affair an attack on the rights
the hostility Of the North aud the eleciion Of
Republican President will cause dissolution Of
the G1ion.
, 1860-01-20

toa7 MAINE, 1sn.--The Fort Wayne, 1ud.)
-Rpublic1n has furnished an elaborate statement
Of the trade and commerce OF thut port, from