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twins. "Thc twins took deep interest in tho
meeting, and were much concerned about their
souls eternal salvation, aDd asked The minis
ters to remember them in their prayers"
A correspondent of the -Neto Tork Chronicle
proposes that the Baptist churches through
out the country do set apart some Thursday in
next month to pray for stingy Daptists, who
cannot pay for religious paper" -..:.A prayer
meeting was beld in Detroit undcr the auspices
of the Young Mems Christian Association, fot
the Onion, and was well attended. No remarks
prayer. r....At Sugar Grove, i1i.) twcnty-onc
persons bare been RECEIVED into tue Methodist
Church OIL probation. ). At Beloit. (Wis.) meet
ings arc held in the Methodist Church every
evening. Du:ing the last week some thirty
have bt.h converted;' md the prospect is Of i
lsrgt addition 10 this number In Sioux City
tlowa) up to this time some thirty hare unitcd
with tie Nethodis:s. tho fruits Of Il revival in
progress. Many. more will be added. =: AT
Greenwood, fA1inn:l twenty-five have been re
Gently converted, and in St. Charles forty have
already professed religion. In Wyauct, {Ill)
within the past few days, twenty persons haye
been received into the Methodist Church, and
mere than that. number hare: been converted
.-..at chenoa, (lll.) over fifty members hare
been taken into tue Methodist Church OIL pro-
baton. The Church is greatly rcrired.. Il
revival is in progress in tho Methodist Church
in Topeka, (kansas). Tho whole city is inter-
csted in the work.. In Montford. {Wis.} there
~ +tSn, 49,
joined the Methodist Church. There is re-
rival in progress in Stcrliug, {1n) and
over forty cases Of special awakening in the
Presbyterian Church. -. There are many more
interesting reviyals in progress in Illinois, H.
diana, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and
Missouri.
~ CaTuoIac B1snor FOR THE HUDsoS's Bar
TERs1ToRy.-On the 30th December last, says
the Go-sAe da lAidi, "the conservation Of Non
signcur Graudin took place at Marseilles,
Fiauce, by the venerable Bishop of that city, in
tue old cathedral Bishop Grandin is Lardly
thirty years old, and his elevation to the new
Episcopal See excited the greatest commotion
Of Bishop. Of Sathala IL parti1uf, aud Vicar
Apostolic Of Hudson's Bay Territory"
~ The Lonlcn -uorn;ays P3s. says: "The
Protestant Chapel Of the Rev. Nr. Guruey at
Paris has been suddenly ordered to be closed
By the Minister Of Public Instruction. Tile
rcasons given are that Mr. Gurney would not in
future, be allowed to reul service in Eug'ish,
intended to supply the spiritual wants Of Brit
ish protestauts.
A CHCRcu Go1Su SoC1n.-Ihc trustees Of the
II. +. Church on Taylor's Island, Dorchester
County, Nd, have, by unanimous vote of the
Board, decided on leavingtbc II. +. Church and
joining the Methodist Church South. The
Cambridge Inttkig<ncer says they will apply to
tlc Southern Bishop for q supply. In the
meantime the preachers Of Church Creek circuit
will supply tho pulpit till the sitting Of the
PhiIade1piIia conference
, 1860-02-04

- The Richmond (ya-) Di:pa:tA says that
Subscription has BEEN opened IN that city for
raising Il joint stock company with capital Of
not less 'nan SO uo0, or more than SlG coo, to
build boot and shoe 1oannfaetory' in the town
OF Chester. in Chester county. and Que hundred
md twenty sharss ware at once taken BY three
gent'en1en. The factory is.d be u plaan, sub.
stantiat I'd fec. not 10 eos: over $3.n''.. The
plan is to emplay Southern workmeo las far ny
sac! c:n he llad} tn ,3.e their seats in the lac
L:sy. ard tn iastrnst apprentices: to caEhne
IT," "l'srai'nas, at first. to lie manufacture u:
coarse work to rcce;. ftu:. fifty to ore hun
dred apprentices, y-.:txs and black-sla-es fsr
net lass thar three Year, ard whites for =o:les
t4:a terr, and e.1rlc7 eeeh class in L separate
apartment.
, 1860-02-04

Erpr<ss says:
have very high authority for stating that
the "l'opc and the co*grcss' ca,ara,ed from,
II. sfocquard. private Secretary Of The l,nperor
and was dictated by Napoleon himself" Every
attempt has been nude BY Austria, Rene, and
tue p4rti.pns OF those governments. to OBTAIN
from the French government m olficlai dsa.
vowal Of the sentiments ntycxpEcssedi in this men,
ornblc pamphlet. These efforts have utterly
failcd, and The unprecedented iact remains
upon record that few ANONYMOUS sentences
hare broken up 1ncdAated European confer
cncc, strengthened the aluuce Of the Western
Powers, giYcu an immense impetus 10 the cause
threat from Rome that tue Pope intends 10 ab'
dicate and seek refuge on the island Of aihjor-
ca. and driven the French Minister Of Foreign
-tfairs froln lis seat in the Cabinet.
, 1860-02-04
ANOTHER VETO.

it will he seen that the President has returned
tc the Scnntc the bill passed br the last Con-
e,css, arrrorriating SIS, 900 for The improve
nj ?'t Of the St. Clair Fla1a. Although this
action Was expected, now that it has conc, the
xncp Of the Northwest who arc Interested in the
maintenance Of all the channels Of commuu-
cation between our farmers md ,l,tir grent
markct on tho eea'"sard, will prove tl.4t they
arc mzdo Of poor material If they DO not re-.
=, II; this blow ut their prosperity. But what
t". b: expected, from tic Slam Dcr,oc7:scy
bu, just such ortrascs as: this just CON.
m:..ed upon tho conz'nerc" If the Free
Sttes: Were fugitive uigser to
, 1860-02-04
WASHINGTON AND EVERETT !!

Including Visw of At Vernon
in the Engraving Of Washington. These sr,snd! ea av-
inss fru TIC original paintings by Hck8 and II. en-
xravcd steel n the hke: ye o. Arr 1hsy each
.3x3: inches, each Containing: 50 many
coarse miserable H. sores have been polneI upon the pub
uc ~ woTks Of .st-aad especially in cheap back aud
ary e,.savnxs- Il Is Aleuls +, convince persons
Of they afe!n orertnx uiAt tAeT have
drssseen w lass pa!. the trst artists tier pscrs
amountlr kto tn produce Enrav-
lozs 1tAlLr BEAUTIFUL. well The beat rottat ard
TN, .h7 be Sp;cat Ornaments 10 ao5 fa1lof Opinions
that tc selfet. On:
t1-Tte E!Nes Of the New Ycrs Ohes:Ecr says:-
~Thes+ enrar!n=s cenu!ne works At ar-she Akenss
ess.e admirable. Tbs portrait ot III. Everett viii take pss
osdenee OF all othexa"
kB-Taey New Yusk Ch.f.t:4u A.yoea,a says:-"Thsy
a.e among ensravlas hare and hs
PUBLISHERS ARE FULLY RESPONSIBLE FOR
ALL THEY rRoMrSE."
TERMS, ALMOST GRATIS.
VIC will send. Fosa rald. securely pae. ed In rollers
ElI1EK lXnEAyIsc AMI :, X,,;ns ysa, f. f. =
UAeec,s whu remit H. tAae. " III have s1tzA
copy Of each easrav!as. TIE u,a:az:nssa.e-
uARpER'~.
THE KS1ckERB0cKEE,
GuDEf~S LADY>S BOOK,
TILE ATLANTIC,
BL.ACkWc0p.
n liz special arrangement, The entire yeas's fae<n
ton Tho Nasazpr Is p7d By their puhEshess,
aal subscribers receive tseE supply for tho Jeaf direct from
tes1 respective publication oces. Tha Cost Of tie
sayux Is pad only By the difference between The lovcst
Wholesale, and the seeular rree Of The Magazines.
En.ay.ns. sent =. once and subscriptions to 1er1od-
ezs commence Hith aaue, miles, otherwise
Jersl. Money r our risk II proof Is retained Of tavnz
been rraed First impressions best. therefore ssd
ea1;r Address, q. II. BAILEY & CO.,
{At Wn. Hall / Sons Nus!c Stu.e.)
SIS Broadway, New funk
U-s. F. OI.DERsllSw, II Lasal1e strrrf, IT,
es:ves Subscriptions aad delivers Ear2sss to sutsc,
bers In Chicago. Specimens b.. st hts store.
, 1860-02-04

AND
Toilet Articles.

Toilet Articles.
] anl daily receir-
ing, in connection
0itl, my general pa-
tent III .licine bnsi-
ness, tine toilet azti-
clss. fancy yoo.iS,antl
l'erfut,'ery, ut ia
Luke street, counpsis-
ing u large assort-
ment, as follows:
Lubin's r xtrac.s, CO.
lognes. l'umades for
the hair, Ivory
Combs, buffalo, shell,
dressing and Tuck
Combs !; hair, hat,
teeth, nails. clothes
and flesh brushes;
Port ,1oDna,cs, Wal
let's. Pocket Books,
Money Belts. Port
Fol,os, Satchels,
Dressing Cases, Tra-
Yelling Bags, for Ia
dies; Card Cases,
Souvenirs, Needle
Cases, Perfume
Boxes, Ivory Tablets,
Coral bea,ls, Neck.
l:.ccs, Bracelets, Hair
Fins, fancy Head
Dresses. 1ian'l ,sir-
r'rs. Cosmetics, To,-
let " Waters; Theatre
ar.l Liquid Rouge,
Nscn Fan, Infant
, 1860-02-04

- The Fairfield (1owa, Ls3tsr states that IN
i!inerunl jeweller, calling hia=elf Marshall, who
was married two or three nloot1.s ago to lady
Of Muscatine, subsequently became euamored
Of 4 young lady Of Eddytitle, and clopel with
ber TO rello, on Thursday, where the twaiu
we're married: Thty returned to Eddyr'}le. on
Saturday. The lady WAS young and rather
coud luoki19.
, 1860-02-04

Ncw Mill on Msxou1SEE. !. sul F..
fA'ls:;. brothers. hare erected ani finished
their ntw mill nn Mc,4on,iuee River, two mics
southwest Of Fairp1ay, on the raad leading to
Dan!ciih. This is j valuable mill, the walls
beng Of rock, height four stories, di1neusio.s
Gv by .. The cost IVES nearly 81: ,i'aa.-Gr.it
[oun:y, 1Ns.) Herald.
, 1860-02-04
EuEenlc and Cr1noltnc.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Court
Journal sets Mt rest tic question Of the Empress


renouncing hoops. lie says:
We can therefore affirm, upon our conscience
and ,nor. that whatever nay hare been said
with regard to tho abandonment OF crinolinc By
that august aud gracious .ldy, the absence oi
nhatcscr portion luay hare been cast aside was
nut perceived; indeed. wc, should almost say
tl'st it must haze added tn the expansion Of the
pett'coa' By the facility thus afforded for the
more easy expansion of that which remaintd.
No.li:ng could be more graceful and more dr.
n:ted 1hsn the How and. f.,il OF her Majes,s's
Sarncnts: b-t, ut The same time, who can sag
that aay falling off is there
As the beautiful and gracious lady took her
seat Ipcn the throao she lisls 50 we'll, the uni
form. the svord, nag ,3nuo half Of :be rcry per-
son =. the Emperor BECAME LOST to vlew-im-
brdded. as it were, in the beautiful and glitter
In. mass beneath which it disappeared, leaylng
nos even the thin and indis,inct outline under
the velvet Of the Imperial robe to show that it
Atifl ex listed
, 1860-02-04
AND
CITIZENS

Will find every vari-
ETY. Of chasts, rich
aud elegant fancy
goods, ut J. b. Parks
l::.z..sr OF Fancy, la.i
Lake street. Also,
ele=, I Bridal and
l'ar.y Fans, in pearl
sticks, painted parch-
ss.ent backs; ; Pearl
Sticks in white cher
r., blue and painted
silk :; Sandal Wool,
in silk, linen aud pa
per. Hair Pins, in
corat au.l gold; blue
I'D Nf.1 rknumE nx@.3
,, an,1 eols, ea.l M'I.,a anu
eol"- faucstomns'
ia II, coral ,; an1 t. o'a.
ptue ana Eo'o' oIeH
anu < -. l!, ~ . = u
pfesses' ,: IN cosal anu !,
Eo!o, hNte ano solu
t, olae1 aug s',l'': =! y, uen I;
.oEos' :;e l' ,', s,se'' a'eH ~
!asah; ~ III t:iu. S1es. - =.
1,'cNEs' ~ suae., 4'e:s
t'asis ) a''4 ota:!
seG I:. tMTs -. i3s,;. W..
w. :, 1-af-., :, .,n,i
, 1860-02-04

:scnator Douglas las :cel tiI to make d
resthumo,,s explanation If his late speech nd.
vocatng inq,'isitoria' practice against the rco-
pie Of the Free States. II is something id the
nat,1re If c.ulici1: with which a man seeks to
revoke or modify lis Inst will and testament.
Havi.,; fund au euemy 10 Lis l'rolosel Sodi-
tio, Law. in II most unexpected auartcr-to
nit, Mr. Jefferson Davis, of MississiWi,--lc
proceeded to claw oil witt, uncommon celebrity,
We priut III parallel colU'nus his ulterances on
the two days:
, 1860-02-04

be hunted down, the treasury doors
would be opened without delay, and the
.wlule country aroused l,y the feTccncss Of tho
Democratic clan,or; but as 1othiug moro i'.l-
pos.aat is contemplated than tile relief Of the
f.,rncrs o; tic West from Tue burdens Of /,
heavy tax upon every bushcl Of their grain
aud every barrel Of lAecf and pork going to
market By the lake route, Of course Democratic
opposition may he counted npou. Swearing
will do no good. The DELICATE serlples Of our
rulers which find no objections appropriations
for Southern rivers aud harhors, lighthouses,
braakwa.cTs AMI li1fa, Dlt whio1, are startled
Whenever the indQslsy;u,d commerce Of tic
Nortl. mike .lcrdand' ,fgpoa thc treasury: arc
u DO oyuroomo only by:votee- Let lle West
project herself.
THE GALLERIES OFT CONGRESS.
We read in the official GbLe Of the 3uth
nit, that when Mr.. ISAAC Y. sfonus, Of ILL.,
rcs, changed lis vote from Mr.. Bococlz to Mr..
Smith, Of North Carolina, there was "yreat
applause il. tie galleries." hut that when Mr..
EDwArp Tor Mo1:R1s, Of Pennsylvania, chang
esl his vute from Mr. Smith to Mr.. Corwin, "a
'speriect storm Ct llisses came from the Demo-
"cr1,ic benches aud tic -yalerics' 1t is Il
scrio:.s pity that some lnan, armed with slfli-
cie:.t authority aud 1nu=cl., did not step into
the galleries about those Times, with 1lorsc-
whip and llog tho elaQucurs into the street. It
is not to be supposed tlat Ar. s,nilh. Of North
Carolina, is so vastly popular III Washington,
by reason Of his personal merits He has been
there but short time. OF the two, Mr. Cor
win might trarcl much farther and faster Oh
lis pcrsoual 4ua!ities, than Smith. Potrer is
what the Washington rabblc worship first, ard
slavery second la cheering Smith, aud
Kissing lis opponents, they thought
they were prostratiug themselves bc-
foro the rising SUI. Other things be-
ing equal they always lean towards slavery,
but tlley llayo no lca1lipgs that arc lalr so de-
cldcd as their inclination towards the Federal
Treasury. When Mr.. Pennington was elected
they all threw up their caps fur him: They
would layc DONG the eauo for Sherman, or
Bocock, or any other Of the two hundred aud
thirty -scvcu members Of tic House. Or they
would have go3c to tile funeral Of any ONO Of
them with the same alacrity. They are Tho
nations kotds-tle:: prairie lawyers t1,al fol-
low the c.nigrant's wagon across the desert to
discuss the l,oucs Of the animals tl.at fali by
why: And, as Mr.. Greeley says Il these
quadrupcds III lis lecture ou Western Amer
lea, leach seems secure ia his cwn worthless
'sness, vel! knowing that charge Of ammuni-
"tion is too valuable in that Sahara to be
'Wast..t o,, him.
, 1860-02-04
THE FATE OF SIR JOHN
EHaXKI1N utSllYEEEn

THE FATE OF SIR JOHN
l. FRANKLIN ptsCovEKED.
The authors Edition
CAPTAIN MC1INTUEk'S NARRATIVE ef the Soy.
aSe OF tie Fox IN tho Arctc Scus!n ssarca # SIR
JOHN FRANKLIN.
With rresaee BY SIR ROpYE1tK MrRCHis0N.
With d11eea full 70 &c Illustration. ard !orE sruls
AMI M st important Gss aph1e Sta,csi aud Seentdc
.Aesend:xr5.
juat published sn III: cary Eneaa pfon %htets Tu'
chased feom the inher, IN eel4& soumc, laGs l.mo
Ptscc Ai.N.
~ boak whore intense reality ard attras: rnwtk few
novels, esen, n<ai-.a leux whlh will lin ary
eye. mako many heart 4we revl1e The aErE Teains Of
youth Lu the ~ uf u 'ht Eh Lerctc ,ca
oes the h1oed uf The yuu s.-il ads!rla Nj. Post.
TICKNDk 4 FEEL rs, futL hers. Euster.
, 1860-02-04

The render will observe that while the ,lau
for proceeding aEainst '4cousrirato.s" is not
altered III tho post~,nortcm. we have no more
cEop-logic about the Republican party and
John Drown-no more" indictments aud con-
victo.:s in our Fedcrul Courts'' Of SEN
ator Seward aud Mr. Lincoln as being tie
prime occasions OF the l4arrcr's Ferry outrage.
The postrmor:cm is fully Us bad us the original
proposition, except that Nr. Douglas om;ts to
dctiuc who the couspirators arc. On the pre-
vious day he asserted roundly that they were
members Of the Republican party-tllose who
believe in the existence Of al ir1epressible
cona;c: between free and slcve labor. So long
a. NJ: Douglas does not il express terms
yttraet his internal suggestions our charge
s:ainet him remains good and we assure him
that it shall be repeated till tho gurpowder
runs out Of the heels If his boots.
, 1860-02-04

EAAxfSA1I4lX.
The legi. .!atlon that I rro.
IEuec nI this ta.lut tIs { ,uIbi.
u4st'a.s y :lIcii was cl.utly
eAit!A he4i h, my er-ech. rss
tl,l !: j'Lat It stall l.c I,rorcr
fur tt. grand .fs1rfoa q! The
United sEtt4:s c.,utse tu fp11ct
AlI 1n,rn who st.AIl form con.
~lI!racica Or coH4hlt a.lon. to
invade , state or tu dIxtu;t,
ar usuI. II lta- t:Ikena, proper
" or s1Istltuttrn%; aud tnaa
Il thAal he proper for 'tlc t,et1t
jury III the C'HI.c4i states
s;t,uFt-. under the ju &c. 10
t'v and ennytrt tho rnu p,ta-
loEA. &r.d 10 punish them by
confinement tn 1hr pa' ftcn-
~. Is 0t 1'ri.unA wiulfp itsc
r<rtta'.lvc stnter wher. tie
e..st4t,sr:.c.cs Or combinations
A1e iu:Lus.i. That viz ti,e
powerskat l rrt'}oset! Shout!
~ c rft'rcl by law on the
Federal t'onrfA- ncyr5rsr,-
1arstd l., tntsu-t tote l'sc i.
uet1: IN 1HI,y t'En ahi seek
out tsius{AEacl 4, tu ecek rut
combinations, aud u t.uu:.h
1hcn, nt military Iu!e. aty
Hl.sle AV1:Elett wasthAt tbs
Federal Enllt1A Aaru!a hive
jurisdiction Uvtr these c.,p.
r1t'4aeir< aud continuation:
t.1t tie co:ssl,l,astr. el.t,utd
IT, lnttt.t II. :lsst! cui,s rs.4l ac-
cura,ng t . law. and punished
I, the cxlcus a the.t power.
But III CASE Of m orEani,ed
Indy rf mn. \ m lfia'y
force IT. the 2Et ri irx7antl,E.
! w.iu.d can'fr authorlty 10
u>e military force 10 tic RI.
tent Atx7sh-af3 10 Isrrvrnt that
-aut tic u'rssrilHcF."
, 1860-02-04

GOYEHS SUI.rANA SAUCE,
~ Fur Ao, an'l Cod he IL ii! Ana-. This most DE-
clous and apr.t!sln .avtas. hY ths renowned
Suyer for the London Reform u, Il. since his deeessr.
wc Lou Ion, from tic original rep. It II tho E4sa
tauce q England AMI the t:"n.;aent, with h au
xrnwny reputation Aacr'can Ep;er anil Ii much
apr 1uve.! Of sttnlnlent "te s~ts anl IN digestion.
OrlSN,NH Vi The I.t,SlA':s PRESS.
AVE rvcnmn,tn1 esr:ert :" tsr N"ns. S",ess
rsw sauee entitled The 's1ann sAa,' i Is nac a{'-r
the Turkish rrerr: it, aavos:* excellent" ah a"nls e"''
Lancet.
"aaso.y Pqant AMI p'ey .~oEthy the seaiu+ q! sY~s
-11,>eres.
~ n,s-t valuable At!uuet to r.h Flesh, anil Fowl, ant
shou!l hare p1cs one very fable. Atlas.
Sole AGENTS for the Eussui Sttle<.
GARDHkR G. .YyELlS. .et: Fulton ss.. New Yusk.
aai BRAY + HAYES, ST lc.rea1, i;o.t.u Fur sale ty
Gtueers and Fruit pea,v.+ evtfyvserr. lal;h!1t en-
u Late II FOR DIS I. EA u
IL wuREs.-Th~ <ub-~r'1rr has .r~etr! atrmp.n.vv
building ,.:, Ia pr-m,s.n al~y basnvl over anu 10
receiving , fall -t'tkot
LEAD r1P1: AND SHEET LEAD,
shot, White Lead,
Red lead, and
Lythar2r-
~ which lie re-, t.t:ris INT t!et-* oi h- f.stnts
z::h tust..ip<I ~ Hrssipt"fe.
T.. X. DLATCNFURp.
f.ornsr ~ t'r;ntoa snH F1,tur >trs<t4 West side,
, 1860-02-04
F0S k1IE ID C.4t1&6 ~
8. e.. GHkI@:l.S t. CO..

AMI alt B,>okA<rcTs.
Copies pest t1.t ~uy .!tyt++ The United States
eu 1ecars Of ss.p- E.aftS:1~hoi
, 1860-02-04

QCtA[111S.
"8iI. 1'teAi0eat, the mule
~ 1'frht'v n& I,eac:. IL A}'l1tn.
This s!rln OF +4c,l,1nl MAI
fas.. lnrst t.1ase. Tho Goa.
stitu'tuu las gym the power.
An. ali We -sx of Congress Is
to s!sf uc t,aeA;,., End VIC. hy
xA,l. ...-.4f. and o,atirtion4 IL
ri, 't.f. rHi s'oarf* NJ 4s4ss- A<e.
@r.., ..t,ltax, ,rifi atttse ss<s. ~.
o:sp'e4s of si4t i..tf-.+ IT.; tA~.e
eoa.1frr1.i ! ~ will sfr.i~ ter
vpr tn!n tie A~urts nj fh~ s'i.
~, and thrr. Will ic i'll eud
Of ttli4 cr4slde. lie great
p1;nct 10 that Under IL. thc
organization u the Il, pusI;i-
e.~ party IL v.tl~n'. isTrcen-
ellaLse- ..ttfnl wasfkre upoh
The iu.t ti,tsrn u A.nce.eAn
2lavt"y. with tho View If ilx
n1.iE14ke ex;tn.1iuts 1trous':-
out the Int. air'. ] ess.jt1f
fh4 nhit1- NJ ,..s !. fiai'n.''. I
<.,'+. 'nfs,sfs IL 10 PUT .st't~n:A
11uAi.k:t,.'-ftr.rnv: Il i. fri.-
T-a'tt. "tstrr<.itie st'a.
.f.~:,"
"Then. alr, ! he!d that 4 i3
Ev: t'+iy Eh1s7tary 10 us+: tlie
nlll'AFy t.o~er y phlN tle ac.
tu.! rl.c cf Ihvas'bn shall
<7ccaf. Int to aHtiso1lxe tl.~
1udic:-a! derar u,-nt Of Il (
government to suppress I'll
t-'H-p,t..ics aud cnstl,ta1-
tj01s in the several S:A,cs
with !Ls.'u; t. Invade Il stale.
ot IN lest and tl-turn Its ger.
rrnnlrnt, - peace. tts CHI.
z'Ls. its property. nr IT, anftt.
tu'tonA- YoI ii uAt Eu1t1!t
The conspiracy. the csa.m*7.
t.ou WIN 1xTrAr r. sf7 f;v
sA1. ans tl.-n yh; will sup
~-+u IL =. =. a S++ ..A, -
, 1860-02-04
JOHN 2. PARK.

P.orE..for. Dealer ir FAT1xr II E1,Ic sa44,
F.4Ecy t:et.ts and Auile: articles
l14.....LnAe Street s.-11l
CiilcAt;u, ILL,
n xclt b. all Dtusaets. IL
, 1860-02-04
Domestic Goods for Cash.

Domestic Goods for Cash.
Wrt tEtr to the tru!e
lit 4I1Ti9lfINcfH3'G3''S Prices
lbUlNt; FREIGHT.
so 1s31c. DENIM,
20 do 81 1kEt'ES,
50 do Sf1EEEiNGS,
90 do ITCHING.
so do 1yADDIaE,
100 do IsAEES.
so do TWISE>
80 do CANDLE WICK.
Cu,c4 CANTON ELASNELS,
Il" <IIE. KS, ii
6 do KENTCCkE JEANS.
do FARMER = and ~ UECl1.AN.
ICS EA&StMEIkH.
With fill assurnaet of goods n every l:paten. n
lEa. Cs SAL skcst THO Buyer ART :nvi.tl 10
anime our asu:k.
BUWEN BROS, Importers and Jobbers,
~ .. Lnke street. -
f..t..ss..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-22

| Mr.. Hale introduced resolution asking
the President to communicate whether
Peru had complied wi:i, her treaty StiP"l:.-
tions With this cnun:ry, aud what meas
ureS were acu. hcd To elsf"rce ilirin. ~
Adopted.
Mr.. Bisler Introduced resolution in-
5 rucI tie COMMITTEES on Naval Affairs
TO enquire into tue expectancy OF h"t'l'g
the nominations OF the Capmins aHd
Lieutcnants of the Navy sent Ia The SIN
ATE for confirmation, and increasing tie
pay OF the same Adopted
On motion 0f Mr. IvcrsOn it was re-
solved that Friday Of each week he set
apar; for tie consideration of private bills.
On motion of Mr. Davis the Senate then
took up tie bill to authorize the sale of
public arms to the several States and Ter
ritories, ana to regulate the appointment
of supcriutendcnts of wrmOries.
After debate the subject was postponed
till Thursday. =. ".
The special order, the bill to prohibi;
the issue of bank notes in the District of
was taken up, but after short
definite WAS laid aside. The Senate then
went into executive session.
Adjourned till Thursday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-22

G@Tai: RIvEa-Titere were seven a d
a half feet water in the chnnnel -of the
OHIO, yesterday The weather was hc.,u-
ti!ul, warm and spring like. There was
not mnch doing on tie landing. The C"u-
rer aud Euniec left. last evening, the 70 :
mer for Cincinnati, and the latter for
Luais, on flying TRIP.
The II. d. Mears, Capt. j. G. Jelly. ana
W. q. B"ttel-e, Clerk. viii leave this evsn-
lug for Cincinnati. She is sp!end:d pas
sengcr packet, and has attracted unusual
admiration from the down-rirer folks, WHO
speak of her in the highest terms. a great
feature of the Mcars is her furniture, from
thc house of j. 4 G.. McndeI, in this city.
1t is finished in most elegant style, and
speaks in more commcndabIc terms of that
popular establishment than we could pos
sibly do.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-22

HvLir.x. PcIA 20.-A I.rEe steamer
wentashure Lass ni.iton the ledge on the
" st side of Cape y thir- No communities
non has Lsra had llsiwern her and the
ore.
BAa4.xdr0x, Y. =. Feb los o'clock,
} p. M.-A steamers lights Wsre seen at /
O'Clock this morning. aud At daylight she
YVES found TO he ashore. halt a mile from
the Island. The seI wiS 50 rough that
Lnats could not reach heI- vessel IS
preparing 10 go IL her assistance The
American consul proceeded at once TO the
steIluer. hat has not ys: returned We
shall probably have the particulars in the
morning.
HALIFAX, Feb. 2I-The brig Cygnet,
which has arrived "a; this port. in II days
from New York, whsn lying to in thick
weather, on Sunday evening. at 6 o'clock,
off Liverpool, y. j., SAM u large screw
steamer stcarning W. y. w. hence The
steamer ashore At Cape Ledge is probably
the steamship Hungarian. Capt Jones'
which left Liverpool on the Sih inst, for
Portland. The Agent OF the Associated
Press has sent special messenger to the
scene of the disaster. lie has also just
received the following:
EARRIxGTCS, y. s., Feb. 2I.-The Ameri-
can Consul returned from the Island last
night. but nothing IS yet known OF the
wrecked steamship. IL IS supposed that
all on board are lost y vessel has gone
round this morning.,