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, 1860-12-21

And w,t1 comprise for its first Annual CataoEM- the
{ous sn: works In Painting aaa Sculpture cootsinated
~ the Nrtt<ta most Of which arc original WORKS.
They arc 10 be drawn for IN Eae manner of N AT
Cnton on Or about Eio
, 1860-12-21

ca1l on Dubois at 100 Dearborn street. base
E,cat ol Port1aod Block, and Get yonr Sign Faint
in. done cheapIJ. dec19cst
, 1860-12-21

First Of January Next,
AT JIR. HESLER'S GALLERY,
NO. 113 LAKE STREET,
rrr+ thev with others not be drawn tori will b
s-Hihttr i ffr stn IT December til tao day OF tic
nraEtuc. {fpu, O'Clock !. u I'LL loF.k-
Admission IS cenra, except tn purchasers OK a AT
Distyibution Tickets, Who Will be admitted
, 1860-12-21

WHISKY DIp 1T.-The body Of Al Irish wo-
man known to our police as confirmed inc-
briate, and old Bridcwcl4 convict, was found
OH tLs prairie west Of the city yesterday morn-
ing. By her side lay an empty whisky bottle,
and in her pocket wezc found fou1 cents.
Whisky had at last done its work with the
poor creature. Sll: leaves two children, who
.re better of without her. The cold charities
Of the world arc moro dcsirublc than drunk
en- mother.
, 1860-12-21

cAnH1E1s WASrEo.-Two boyt. OF yong men.
to deliver Routes. Call at the TE1BCSE Counting
Room, between II a1d o'clock, for two days.
dec21-1tx
, 1860-12-21

HELD TO DA1L-Two young cSlorcd men
named Henry c. johnson aud Christopher
Ross, were held to tail in 5000 yesterday for
robbin: ono William Hills, to whom belonged
both the tints Of darkness and vcsd:ney. They
knocked him down aud ri1ctl Ills rockets, 1,;..
bid fair to be called to associate for protrast-
ed period with tho low white men at Joliet
PcDitentiary.
, 1860-12-21

4 L1ocon TAsrEn nBAFFLED.-on the author
ity of a professional liquor taster a saloon
keeper named Jau'es Exncr WITS yesterday Or:
rested for vending tipplirg materials without
liccrsc. The saloon man brought in his Jug
and proved that what was sworn to as port
wine, IVES simply home made article Of cher.
~ bounce lie WAS permitted 10 withdraw.
, 1860-12-21

NcVlcKEn'f TuEATnE.-'' Faust aud Mar
gus7itc" will te presented this evening for tt'c
last time but onc-it being the bcuclt Of Me-
phistopholcs, sfr. Roberts, mud VIC expect to
see the theatre crowded. The ptcc: h.s
proved decided success, and las drawn tlnc
houses in spite Of bad weather 1t must be
Withdrawn after tomorrow night, to make
room fur ! 'Fairy Extravaganza," prepared
for the Holidays. Dou't fa;l to see Faust and
Marguerite.
, 1860-12-21

D The United States Life Insurance Company
offers better Inducements to insurers than mos.
Others Let every man who has not policy. NIKE
his wife Tc~ Year. present OF lifeicsu..nce.
, 1860-12-21

UrL1kr1x 20 nEeo whit is believed by the
attendant physician Of Thomas McCar;:: the
jou.ncymau tlilor recently stabbed b. t2s::
sidy, that lie cannst possibly recover, an unta-
yorab.c change hayin:. taken place.
, 1860-12-21

STATE TEACHERS AssocIArlos.-The 7ih
annual meeting Of the Illinois State Teachers
Association will be held at Quincy on the Goth,
eth and cs:l1 Of December, 1850. In the pro-
gra,nme of exercises, VIC observe All essay by
Miss Agnes Manning Of this city; an address
=: Ter. Z. L. Eaurhscy, Of the First Presby-
tcsiau Church on tt tAmcricanisms," aud an ad-
dress on .'Vocal Music'' with class drill by
G, II. Cady, Esq,
, 1860-12-21

PeRsoSA1~-Prof 4. Upsou Of Hamilton
College; James F. Jog, Esq. Of Detroit; Dean
Richmond Of Buffalo; Thurlow Weed Of al.
bany; Rev. Alfted Hamilton Of Aurora; Mrs:
c. 81. Kirkland Of New Iors, arc 81 the Rich.
, 1860-12-21

"ANTED.-32O Acres OF Land
within ten oEtxelse r7i1es of Ceda< Eapidh
EIcW.hrrr EIorF te1tt1IG.IW
, 1860-12-21
FOR SALE BT
THOS. S, DICKERSON,
1t TIE
1l7-ptAIE AND METAL EAREH1EsE,
Ak WnT,asYa Avenue o...,...45

Wabash Avenue .......-...45
DUEcu's lEoS BUILDING. CHICAGO.
tsr1E
, 1860-12-21

THE BAIL OF THE SEASON.
The First rniou BALL Of sa T.i!ors Chartered ~
tefust Society will bo held a8 Metropolitan Hal on
Tickets ca: be had at McNsl1yA Book Store. alto
r r Knowles tla.c Wel!.) boot and shoe Ssorr. IN
der the Hall MEs!c by the GEctt Wesscrn D4nt- aad
saR9ss aRe9.xsw ~ o9'ue" pER ohDEg OF COMMITTEE.
, 1860-12-21

"OFT IN TIE ST1LLr Mott" Several Of
the residents OH ninggold Place, Mcssrs.
Thompson, Cole, Moore and Others, were the
victims Of iasccnious visitation lev lisat7
since, when a clean sweep was made Of the
lesser eontcnts Of barns, sheds and laundry
, 1860-12-21

II Silver Fl.ted Goods Is to . per eent. cheap
er than nny other house. See uarablen / Co.'s
advertisement. noss-tn1
rU~A1l stou1d not fafl to Rad tho advertisement
oi Fror. Wood IN to-tay's pager. ae5-'J
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH
Tf aalszzaaasazS MQND, THREE TINES A WEEK
me steamers BELVlDERE and GEO PEABODY are now
at3oclock for the above places ' 'e'iio"ns
Freight received daily
datonS. ~ ' ''0AA dooonlih
For freight or passage apply to
j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
u . D.-.- Light street har'.
lpIIa
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
betty .-WlLLIAM GRIFFITH rs. ANN BUCKHOLTZ
Ordered by the Court this 10th day January 1860 that
the sale made and reported byJohn Blackburn
the above entitled be ratified unless
to the contrary be shown before 18th day of
February next provided copy of order be inserted
day of February next in daily newspaper published
in the city of Baltimore.
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UtIIIs.
IL attnndnA ~. .t.N9i
sT@ FOR FREDERTCKSRTRG

FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
Esszaczszss&zazH The steamer VIM SELDFN, W B Kirwan
Captain, will resume her route Fredecksburg and land
iingS on ,RaPahann0ck leaving baltimore from her
TUESDAY, February 22d, at O'clock ? NJ Returning
Ell leave fredericksburg at o'clock FRIDAY MORNING
she VIII continue to leave Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY
and fredericksburg EVERY FRIDAY during the season
Freight OF every description taken rates Horses
Cattle and Live Stock generally, handled with care and
comfortably accommodated. Through Goods punctuay at
tended TO- charges paid promptly and forwarded soon m
received "
FFor information, freight passage apply in Baltimore
ther office, l05 SOUTH STREET, on board the Boat
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in THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
7ACITY, January 2ith IS6o-ZARABABEI. H. H. CROP
PER and THOMAS j. CHOPPER as SAMUEL r. KIM
BALL AND WlFE-Ordered, that the sale made and re
ported by Albert Nune ESQ., Trustee the sale of the
morgaged properly he ratified and confirmed unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown before the 18th DAY
in newspaper printed in Baltimore in each of
three successive weeks before the 18th day of February
next.
The report states the amount of sales to he $500.
L Il A III.
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T. &C E FOR THE


H=--=zt---s esz1e MARYLAND RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
cars leave Calvert Station so A NJ and AZ p NJ
9r heSeTstewn Leave Reisterstown for Baltimore at
d Omnibus from Westminster daily at A NJ connects
turns to Westminster ~ ~ W A'"'''Aole re-
Omnibus from Manchester at A. NJ meets 10 Is train
aonuay, Wednesday and Friday Returning alternate
Gays 70 Manchester on the arrival of 30 train from Bal
dl0-tf IpUTN g. r,vror
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Jd-o-IIN,N IItrk
IN BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS coup

In BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT,
estate Of AIBERTINA A NELSON, deceased, made by
Albert B. Nelson and James Crawford Nelson, the
of the last will and of the said de
ceased and this day reported to this Court by the said
executors, h. ratified and confirmed, unless cause be
shown to the contrary before the ID day of
April provided copy of this order inserted in
daily newspaper published in city of Baltimore nj
I'd day of March next
The states the Of the sales be $685. 49,
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JIerK
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
1CITY, January Term lS60.-J0HN WELLINGTON
Of Silas Constant of Matthew p Robbins as HEN
RY F1IZGER Ordered, that the sale made and re
Ported by William S Waters Trustee, for the sale of real
estate in the above be ratified and confirmed, unless
to the contrary thereof be shown oath
day of February copy this order be in
serted in newspaper printed in Baltimore, once in
ary 1860.
The renort states the amount of sales to he s5nn
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.-By virture of a
~ Deed Of Trust from JAMES FITZGERALD, dated on
the 3Oh day of January 1860 the subscriber has been ap
pointed Trustee for the creators of JAMES FITZGERALD
In the said Deed Trust creditors
claims before the 18th day of February pre-
ferret This is to give notice that all creditors
gerald will mt file tn r claims properly proven in the
office of the Clerk Of the Superior Court Baltimore and
all creditors OF said fitzgerald DESTROYS of avaiingthem
seYes OF the provision OF said deed in favor of those who
will release, will file their release properly executed with
said Clerk this Trustee before the time named
PETER A WATTS
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e report states the amount OF sales to be S2T5
TeSt-THOS. B. GATHER, Crk
True copy-Test--rHOS B. GATHER,
THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTTNOBI

Ja2I-IaW3W Clerk.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
Lefty, January 2lst, ls6O-H. R. GLENN and OTHERS,
Executors of JOHN GLENN u.s. WIN. NJ WILLIS Ordered
that the sale made and reported this day by W Glean
Trustee, for countand risk of W W Thorpe e former
purchaser, be ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary be shewn before the 10th day February
provided copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed in Baltimore in each three sue
cessive weeks before the 10th day of February next
The Report states the amount of sales to be SlT0D
VIM. GEO. KREBS.
Test-TH0MAS B GATHER Clerk
True copy-test-TH0MAS B. GATHER
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eft NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
eAeSGz4lasr-8n TRANSPORTATION LINE,
INIAND-Tkrough the Delaware and Raritan and

rAeSfzzzIazEzxn TRANSPORTATION LINE
lNl.AND-TEr3ugh the Delaware and Raritan, and
Chesapeake and Delaware Canals,
the conveyance of Merchandise, Produce Packages
Horses Carriages, Furniture and Goods of all
low rates. ~ ''
Through between New York and Baltimore, without
transhpment in IS hours, in Iron Steamers with water
tight compartments
FOR NEW YORk--A Steamboat leaves Baltimore four
TINES per week from No Light street wharf
FROM NEW YORN-Stearnhoat leaves in like manner
for Baltimore four times week from North River Pie
No. T. N'' A'e'
Goods destined for places beyond Baltimore or New York
forwarded Immediately with caFeee of ali charges for
commission. 90 ioi
~ Mark Goods destined for this Rou,e-Inand Propeller
Line. 'Pehef
The safety, regularity and dispatch Of this Line togeb
with the n34deAt rates charged commend it to the bubble
desirable Elediam for conveying every descrinnn ~
Freight ., A. SHRIV ER, Agent
NO Light street wharf Baltimore
,g., W. DALZELL, Agent,
inr North Rar-nr,
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steamships.

&%fS Oh LES TON
H$AnA&&&6 EVERY TEN DAYS.
THROUGH IN FIFTY HOURSI
The frstcass steamship
LOCUST POINT
Capt. D. French,
Will leave Spears wharton
SATURDAY, February 18th,
at 3oclock, p NJ, precisely
No freight received after on the day Of sailing
No Bills o! Ladng will signed after the departure Of the
Eteamer.
For freight only apply to ,,r,,,, ~
SAMUEL T. PEARCE, Agent,
- - ll6 Spears wharf
Agents in Charleston, JOHN W. CALDWELL 4 SON
Willeave Baltimore again the 2lst of February Pune
tuality in her departure NAV be relied on. fel-tf
@@S ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL
a=s=aAssA=s STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY's
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE
The next departure from New York will be the splendid
and powerful steamship "CIRCASSIA" Captain Campbell
which will leave on THURSDAY February I'd, 1860 touch
ing at St Johns F. to receive the royal mails This
sci has been greatly improved at large outlay her
moda4ons have been increased and she is Of the
finest and fastest steamers afloat.
PRICES OF PAsSAGEFrst class $50. SIS and $50, ater
rate to Galway only third, $50, including free tickets
many OF the principal cities the main railway routes OF
Great Britain and Ireland Third class provide plate
knife, fork, &c, and bedding Passengers to St Johns
First class 1885, second class S25 Passage in the third
can be secured to bring out from Galway for
For freight Or passage apply only to
JOHN Q. A. HERRING, Agent,
at the Office of AdamS Express Co.,
n ctrnpt
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lal86m Baltimore, Md.
1Hh NEW YORK
@@hefczH&% AND
BALTIMORE.
THROUGH IN FORTY HOURS.
- THE SCREW STEAMSHIPS
POTOMAC. Capt. G. W. Watson
THANKSGIVING, Capt. VIM; Powell.
THOS SWAMI, Capt. j. T. Ramsey
LOCUST POINT, Capt. D. French.
Haying been reftted with and powerful Machinery
will hereafter
LEAVE NEW YORK,
From Pier IL, N. r and
BALTIMORE,
From Spears wharf,
ING THE PASSAGE
IN FORTY HOURS.
~ Merchants can rely upon the greatest regularity and
No WHARFAGE CHARGED Shippers to Boston, Provi-
dence and Portland have their
ed by this line free of commission
Apply to SAML. T. PEARCE, Agent,
! lie SPEARS
or to H. B. CR0MWELL& co,
| ,,o, sc WEST STREET,
uIsu New York.
<GFFS BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
@%ea&&HE% WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK
The well known steamships WILLIAM JENKINS VIM,
4. Halett commander, and JOSEPH WHITNEY, Solomon
Howes commander, with fine accommodations for passen
gers will sail for Boston EVERY SATURDAY at ~ O'clock
NJ alternately; Fare sl2, including Meals and Stateroom
FkEIlGHT taken at lowest rates.
| s6-6 A. L. HUGGINS, Agent
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Tli0S. y. GATHER, Clerk
True Copy, Test-TH0S B, GATHER,
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INV pTUVTSIUns
OF Act OF the General Assembly of MARYLAND passed
at December Session 1912 chapter Al, entitled AN Act
latng TO Stock held by Non Residents Provide an
easy mode of Transform the same NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN, That the 9th day of -cember, 1885, AUGUSTA
e. F. ERNE o. Paris, France, departed this life At the
time OF his death being possessed and entitled FIFTY
SHARES OF STOCK IN THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY, and at the EXPIRATION month
from 18th day of January 1860 Undersigned Attorney
Tor the heirs, will TRANSFER the above Stock
ja7 Gavin FRED'K b GRAF Attorney
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Ia - TJss57@sssssEsssEs=ss=l PHILADELPHIA,
ess.sss SSs 2A .EsasaaE1nr&S WILMIN GTON A
RAITIMNRE Raj Ron II

BY leaving in l5A NJ train will connect At Wilmington
with 5S5 P NJ train, by aving at % p b. can procr
asopover check from Conductor spend the night in VII
mington, and take the 9.35 A train. "
NOIlCtA coored PERSONS 'tether bond or free, "
ne required to bring responslii white person rGsl
ally known to the undersigned who he willing to sign
bond to the Company, before they will he taken Owe.
portion of the road
n2I-tf WM CRAWFORD ,...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.
From Our Ov n Correspondent.

Our Owl Core sponcent
PARIS, Nov. %, 1860
Enough talk has been made here this week by
pamphlet entitled Pdpe ct Emperor pope and
EMPEROR TO become noteworthy your side of the
water The author Of the pamphlet proposes
that the Emperor should put himself at the head
of the Church, as be is head of the State This
would be the fit means Of settling the endless
guarle about spiritual and temporal of the
Pope in which France is entangled to her grave
political embarrassment only because the French
Church il under foreign suzerainty. Let the
Head of tse State in France, then, destroy this
inperium in inpcriO, and make himself what the
monarchs Of England, Russia, Prussia, and Tur-
key are, clid Of the Church as well. The nu-
thor of this pamphlet is a book compiler and
journalist of liberal spirit and second-rate rhe-
to1cal and logical faculty. 1t is not the style,
nor argument, nor name Of N. Cayia that gives
importance just now to his thin brochure, but the
fact of it's publication. For though it is quite
true that Government does frequently let books
and articles be published whose contents 1t docs
not approve, it is true that, with the actual law
On the press Government can and constantly does
ureyent or punish the publication Of such as IT
really does rot choose 10 have in print. In the
present instance M. CGyla was ordered to change
his original title, which Yves The Emperor rope, 10
its actual form Of Pope and Emperor. NJ. Cayla is
not exactly Napoeonist. The officicus Cons'ita-
tionn denies the force Of his arguments and houts
The notion of their possible acceptance by the En-
,eror But we have not waited till nov for first
example of unauthorized writers setting forth ideas
(which were fouled at the time by the semi
,sIical journals and aftersard carried into prac-
,ice nv Government. The Anselm Pctetln pam
DlJeteered and iournahzed in favor Of the anDexa-
non of Savoy, long before aud during and after the
government declaration, that it never had dreamed
VI any sueL thing, that it had altogether given up
the idea of it, that il should perform the operation
with incest regard 10 the claims oi snAzerland, !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11
THE SECESSION MOVEMENT.
VOICE OF vrR 1xW1A.
THE UNION SHALL BE PRESERVED.
South Carolina SturdiIy Denounced.
PROCEEDINGS AT A DINNER

To lhe Bell and Everett Electors Of Virginia, at
Richmond, ON Dee. 5, 1860.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-05-17

ARRIVAL OF THE JAPANESE EMBAssY.-The
q. S. frigate Roanoke, from Aspenwall on the
26th ult., with the Embassy dispatched by the
Court Of Jeddo to Washington, arrived at
Sandy Hook Wednesday evening. Her Com
mander was tlen intercepted by dispatches
from the Navy Department directing him 70
proceed to Hampton Boads, where vessel
would be in readiness to receive his llustrious
passengers, and convey them to their destina-
ton. The japanese party appears TO be
equally grati6ed with the courtesy and respect
with which it is treated, and with the novelty
of its surroundings The landing at Panama,
that marvellous business of passing by rail
across the ISthmus, the ceremonious reception
on board the Roanoke, and the hospitality
prepared for them there have been alike objects
of satisfaction and gratitude. The officers ex-
press themselves greatly pleased with the
strangers whose manners are the perfection of
politeness and dignity.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-05-17
Bg~ The House of Representatives at

BS~ The House of Representatives at
Washington Friday took an extraordinary
course in relation to the Territories. The
bills organizing five new Territories, in some
of which organization is imperatively needed,
reported by Mr.. Grow from the Territorial
Committee, were successively tabled by Dem,
ocratic votes, apparently under the lead of
Mr. Thayer of Massachusetts, a Republican.
Such opposition from the Southern side of the
House is easily understood but the consttu-
ents of Republican members expect their rep
resentatives to meet the question of the pro-
hibition of Slavery in the Territories without
shrinking, and to give to the people of those
regions the protection they demand and re.
quire.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-05-17

HORSES SroLEN.-Two men, one calling
his Miller, called at the livery stable of Mr.. P. H.
Meyers, in this borough Wednesday last and under
pretense of desiring to hunt up drove of cattle in
of the neghbOrng counties, secured two of Mr.. Ms.
best horses and made off with them. They did not
turn promised and suspicious being thereby aroused
Mr. Meyers and two other started in pursuit
They traced the horses up the canal beyond Tunkhan.
mock and afterwards found both horses in the hands of
parties to whom they had been sOd in the vicinity of
TOwanda. The worthless who stole them however, (for
it be called nothing les had made good their escape
leaving the purchasers to pocket their oss and restore
the animals to their Pity such gentry not
be caught.-Luzerne Union.
These worthless were in this place, last week, and
made application at HOLMES livery stable for horse and
buggy to to Wavery. Fortunately his suspicious
excited and the rascas unsuccessful in their arpi
cation.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-05-17

sa- The Covode Committee is bringing to
light some new evidences of corruption Mr.
Printer Wendell was before the Committee
Thursday, and his testimony proved that from
100000 to $40, 900 was expended in carrying
the English bill through the House for brib-
ing members. Mr.. Bean of Ohio, a clerk in
Mr.. Aliens Office, in the last Congress, and
Mr. Alex. K. Hay of Philadelphia, Wash
ington correspondent of The ". Y. Express,
and a member of the National Union party,
were the falmoners of this fund. Mr.. Wen
dell did not deny that from $40, 900 to $15, 900
had been paid for single vote, which was to
be reimbursed from Government patronage.
He was in frequent intercourse with the Gray
Haired Old Public Functionary at the head
of the Government during the progress of the
English bill, and the presumption is, that Mr..
Buchanan was not altogether ignorant of the
means which were used 70 influence legislation
1t will be interesting to know into whose
pockets this money found its way, and with
the clue given, it is not likely the Committee
will rest satisfied without elicitDg some further
information.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-05-17

A BALLooNIsT KuLED.-On Thursday last,
Mr.. Conner was advertised to make second
balloon ascension from Palace Garden, in New
York. Despite the violent gusts of wind
which now and then sprung up, and the re.
monstrances Of his friends, he persisted in at
tempting the ascension, but no sooner had the
balloon left the ground than it was dashed
with great force agains tthe Concert Saloon
which faces the garden. The basket caught
for moment under the projecting caves of
building, and then was hoisted against the sky
light with great force. The balloon instantly
collapsed.
Mr. Conner was found on the roof of the
building, and the physicians who were immedi.
ately summoned, aScertained that his injuries
were principally internal. During the evening
he remained insensble, and expired at IL P
NJ. His wife witnessed the casualty and would
probably have shared her husbands fate, had
the ascension power of the balloon been found
sufficient to carry up two persons, as it was
her intention to have attempted the voyage
with him.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-05-17

RE-ELECrToN OF SENATOR FosrER-The
Connecticut Legislature Thursday morning re.
elected Senator Lafayette S. Foster Tho
Democratic candidate was the Hon. W. W.
Eaton of Hartford. who made speech in the
Democratic Caucus Wednesday, taking strong
ground against Mr.. Douglas and his isdoctrines,
declaring that the seventeen Democratic States
repudiate them, and defending the Southern
view on the Territorial question. The vote
stood, in the Senate, IA for Foster, and for
Eaton in the house, l3g for Foster and FV
for Eaton.