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, 1860-01-10

Asst RS SALE-Circult
w Court Of the Intel states Of Atnesc. so.fossn
District IL II co!a Slatk ". ~nn, sur lv1uk partner
u sm McC,,lI-y lrees-e,l w. F14nci. sbouwa'd Ida
shnuwai, lac b Harris aua Alupn Lsupks~A In caan'
Gerry. ~. ,..,o-o.rr
y,t!ce .shs,rhy s.ysc liAs Il. Tten Aouton. Master
In Chancev Of :ae above uacd Court 10 aTraanss :.
trrr.;t .er af Cout. Dait- In the 7oosS enskn
ca.- On lie twenty furEta ay pcccnbtr n The
osr Lsu! thou ind eight huns! ant my nsns sha
~ he ,ock III tie oIenorn .el at pnc aucttn - tht
na docr Of .a .u i!yu.e IT, =; eiy ~ 9f as1
fur AL lhe ,k described psoptsty.
seven O. sht ~ sas q m M
OF the so hest quarter g. e. ~ Of se9n nue. VI
Township nu'nosr trtv.sa; 81, n1 q ass sa
ihs smtsesn rankroa1, 5asr srrs~' y E;.x county,
Illinois. ~. J.; Mot HtU' ::.or..
y1Ethtsn n Dats!ct Of lEiuoik.
, 1860-01-10

Ho Eaye ID ssoe: a1d ar. d.iy seeivns. fun and
cclcplete stock cf
GROC Err I ES,
coa1Pesed in 2a followa 10 ~h!ch va aEss the IT.
;er1on O. tic trade:
50 hhds Mnscavado Sugar,
l25 do Porto Rico do
10 do Now Orleans do
800 bblx Chicago Reflnod sugars
$50 do Now York do do
&. rs bags Old Govornu't Java oofee,
las do 1.asuira oot1ee,
$50 do Rio do
IS do :Ioch. do
100 bbls Row Orleans Mo1assos'
100 do Cuba do
rs do Sugar Houso Syrup,
100 do Golden do
rs do Portland do
400 hlf Ghosts Groom and Black Tea
$50 bx sawyezis White Erasivo soap
1oo do Jesse oakloy'a do do
400 do A1Palm Soap,
100 do Star Candies,
- do aterino do
&9 do EouId o
$50 bbls Smoking Tobacco,
l2o do Chewing do
SIS butts do do
$50 fancy caddios do
10 II Imported oigarH.
50 iars macaboy snud,
z75 boxes oswoso Starch.
25 bags Topper, 49,.
as DO Epico, IS boxes Cloves,
IS casos 4 ] Nutmeg,
40 tcs Primo !1iee, 400 mtA passaa
76bxs.THmo Goldfish,
175hf bbis A. Whito Fish,
1Qe boxes Scaled Herring.
l75 do Al do
l94 bags Driod Apples,
IS bbls zauto Curraats,
1913 boxes Layer zaizins,
596 do IT, T. DO
oehIbxs do do
500 coils Eranilla and Jnte Hope,
ATS reaus Wrapping Papor,
/ SIS baloz DO Twiuo,
113 bbls Fro Cider Vinegar,
| 100 do Dairy Salt,
25o boxes Pipes,
| Fe- .al~ very low H. -. HtLMN ~ 1-.S so:s
/ tAS-iT As'S0oaA " ~-' ~'.
, 1860-01-10

NJ ASTEk'S S.ALE.-Circult
fI rou.t of t:ook County. Chsa'ccy !. Rad ".
(3c, xc .lxc. Chest!na IIalkGtt john MeNAssa ana
Ernf stnyn Jonts-pttItlon for ". ehan1c's Lkn.
rhl .uce reny ssea .hat H. p.'ussss sss .. a,e
cruise, II the November Term. j. =. s.,. +. fanS ~
Fter. Master ID Ch.nee,y e c"ok t:ua, SIZE 81 .saa
1t 10 c;ock The Of sad aay a. The an aoo
Of ihe Coutt House. n tho ei:v II Cneago Cs"niy sl
~ bicf ali Or Lots numisr six lS seven ana e. ~
ISL in block 1vsEty eight i:ok OF okdens Atdten 10
itrt, in ihe County Cou atnttsa.I the sane At-
Carpenter stree. ssees ana MI neas
us and intcn IT Of ths s7h 1rst dsai John MeSvsss
if,ker and Gina ll.lkst. defen1eatA Ac:
n~AS" ~A4 NA' H. c, PAINE. FKEEE.
Master In Gh11ceEy Of Cook county.
, 1860-01-10
Pricc Ono Dollar per Hottie.
Sanf0rd'S Family CathaTtic Pills,

CoHF"uNHEu EE0k
TCRE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, and put tip In
Glass ca ,Ee Air TIGHT. AND WILL
KEEP IN ANY CLIMATE.
The Family Caih1rtic -; .h.t dtct+Et CAthat4c~ act
FILL In gentle tut ac = i'm IHcttnt {lstoIa Of Lie
tive tatLArtic which ttt! II aowr.s.
proprietor t1as used In hs Tho Family Casiaitir
,'-4.:icr t!Au twenty - Pill has will cue reference
weira. n ruth!s well t~'at.sif d f.ct
rhr constantly nc.ca.ns = brca 60 spnuadtd f1a. =
.trusa1h IRON tho,o ~h' vafety nf the FNH*t Veg
i.vr io.t u.ed the FILLS iakt Extracts, Which act
AMI tte satisfaction wh.cl * a1ikv cysry part ' the
In regard 10 he = tIcata-y clat and arc
'sr .ha' induced INC "a ;Hac, = "l 4A sale In AL ~
fr: srit!n tile Fcac. OF al ~!rte Cat1at IL ned.
The Profession well k1ew = ri eacu Derang'It"tr
sie S!,llch, ctpIness I4fna In tho Back AID Lvns
t'"srtne. Pain and neencxa the wH1e holy, firm
aldlen cold, VII! frequently. ]: nee,cte! CID IL "'
Cite OF Fever, Lnss II Apcc. Creeping SeE'at'3n Ut
:$ over Thy losy. sc*tts+1ess lisa5a:he .! ist Or
If .Adaa rheumatism Er.at iur.er al the H'ocd nnd
ra.y ..aaes which hesh Is sr. 10 tcn
:'.t IN this advertisement. Dose~ to ). -
PffG[ Three ssaNieE.
Tse Liver IlyIgu.atr ard fA.1ily Easha'c Pills
1. iy druggists :r:,erAy, and sln wholesale hy ths
! 1:ade III Ut the large tav'r..
i. T. II. SANFORD. NJ H.
NJ. du Manufacture, and i'retitsot. 3si i'fst~H0
, 1860-01-10

ESTATE OF JOSIAH IL. GER-
IL ou1p. DxcxAsxp-ruhtr urtiee y hershy E,@*u to
s nav:n s.as AMI j a1r n ss ~ II
fuuica;un md .tIsienrn1 ular s1us tae to1nsy
Court County 10 p nqten 4 shs E"uI ia.e N
fhe llsy NJ Chicago, the Tt-d AUIuaY u "1l~a3'
i. b. 1850. hxlrx inc lttn day Thereof:
LEtN NJ GEEUC LU himlA'ta1x.
<,., h. ,.,h la ~ n.,t+t4ltl
, 1860-01-10

Never nebllftnlca.
Is eornotadGI culira:y fiuu Ga,A, &nl bhA her51s
fl: Established fact, Standard Met.clI,r and an.
pro:h all that il. s~.bftsd 10 VIII
Conscience in ali diseases fur HAcL It IL recommended.
1t !.a4 cund tLoutandA ~ .:irelac D:arshtp1, Sum
-r.th t1tv I.A two ysars liner Complaints, Hyselte
~he La. given sp a! hoJ.s ry nrsy. Sour
= t';i"3. As the numerous. = l2IitAA C1ttiythe Eol
n..'ited certificates i = Ic Cholera, Cholera Ser
uy pa:-uson show. = ;htla. CAplera in!ant4ln
TIE dusr ausa he adapted - fiaturnc, Jaupdlre. fe
ftthc tempe tsnent If the s4ic Weakness and "a,
!ra'ltyliu4l taxing It. Aut ils used eucsl~tfpiv
,tAet ia suc qu 1ites = t}rdihary Family -tcins
~ gently tAe H0we1a = IL will cute StCk AEA
L:l the dica:ea af ydur! ACHE las GoHsac1s c.,
.u3Eelt guide son ii the testify il twenty mliaeh
<l* Ut Tho LIVER 1NE1':-. Il ,wu thrre Teaspoon
.sjlsA FUR, and il will - .iui4 taken 1t
Hrt Liver Complaints, Bill = me.t OF attack.
)tis Attacks. Ucstepsla.' =.
Al! whp using it asu giving tesmpH~ it ita favor.
Xix WATER in the month with tie 1nNEoratof, sat
twA!tog tosn together,
, 1860-01-10
Corporation D0tiGEs.

L = felt..
S..ss y hsnby s;tp; isss"o ursi. tstE,y
Ssasde? cea G&ea' T. i - = ss:aa II bs:ssa Il E
tsv. rtno1t .! ga, On =. 's! b.rc vi
T., lo,: ss;. q @ xhsh - ..ss -:
more pscar1 re foe , Tafa hs e.
sx3ast 81 l.ads !oe, "a na:ee!s o.
resoeeyrE drs =, -, NJ" .''s
Ihs %sts for The Collection Of TAKE, for general and
Warrant No. 13, South. dated octobe. 1,.h. 1s,tFo-
paninz stae .trees 9o te nnesson Of te paasi1x q
street. so isc a ssu1e x a;e .tises t. IL ~eas
l:ne of the krornds Of The IuInc{s Genital L. r. Co
Wnr7nat u; South did nbes ih. is-Fnr open.
.d add Il ea sf q ssssHa:a Blocks S Ana i School section
Wat,.ns sta seusa. dsssd March ss eoas1ue
cEtk s:stesto ssts .;te1t' aug ~ s>s's' 'oR
WsEaai sos s.cth. dattd June 14sh lssFor 27aaknx
Il Csesto' w. A'SS 'afa"sA S''s1 e. '''knA A0~''
Warrant 81 South. dated June 1:.h 1ss5-For ezteoiir=
Lasare from It. present. terminus 1t Nadon 41res
war1an: d sossb Jsis1 August .th, 1s3--For pa..nc
y.sas 3 ap @ sa.s s te - asts & ftyes p
s Michigan sysaus. fom tie ,sdesse Of Ma cissk 10
Msrsnt "a, souh, dated September 9h, 1ss8-rcr r.
eendias tie ssse..Eeas for opeasas IN aey between
Wafrnt is Soa:h. Gssed september Ist-For nae.
Warrant 4la SOUTH listed December cth 1s.sFo- tlrue
and tpltnkng Madison street, from tie rvsr to Aasket
:aisssi s.l sea:h, d.e February ,.. 1s,;Fos p,ank
!rE and covering the alley in bccSs 1o AID III school
Warrant ~ Sah. ds,e1 February 1.h. IsS.-For p,nt.
ie and xe"stthZ the aey IN Blocks 3s and IL s%hool
~ = e.ion a Add tton Csieseo:
ay ee t. Il
SectIen ia = tl,s1on to thlc.Fo
"a:5sa. ~ souh, tssed september lst a1nx
WAssn< sn1 n,t2daIZinE Madison STREET, Iom N1fxtt
Wara=t35 south dattd September ..1 ,s:s-For filing
cftipk SD aHk street, ,f:o Lax.1ie
Warrant * South, dated Deceaes:..h 1s.s-rc.rz..rs
State ret fson, Madison street Twelfth street
Warrant =, South, tatea Decenbesa u. ptsck
sectt.n Ad,luon u Ch:;=xs.
"ataat :sl- Sorsh dated December .Th. ls5sfer mac.
adaat.. Polk .ttsrt lro@ state ,tses e G.1k rTs
tsnlak o. Haisted s1tet from the Aschcs
v,s,t a t. ~ ~ soasa bt.ash of ne Cnss1so seT
, N c:ss: r..sea J-na.ry H. ~. .,u-..,--n
Fn nlce. In accordance with Al "res pass+d August
a lssS-
lag titexaks ~ bsth sde4 1 State Street tcr Md
stfeetto I*e.na st7est.
acis az. sna Fs s1taae e s''e
Warrant S1u T. lated Nay - ts397Fes pasias C,s.l
| eo!Dh street.
"aFf4as ~. Sou,n 1Nec Iune uta, lart " 1!,ne VA
| ,tou street to nosth lima o: Mali.un street. =.
A. Soutn oaseu June alh. lor alnE ~!
| street y no1th line of rux ..steet- =.
"Nsantl1I. SOUTH GATED J.ne llh. lS9F Of alug wall
as :; .s sse 'n "s+' ne
NataAts a. south, Saset Augast 4th, ss3-taz oEtcE
~aE ana pisn: u: ~ ~ st,ett tt9ta ne s.,. :ct
w..ni %as seath, dattd Autast ID !s a-Eor ksavsas
-, .n'sah asenae irou an;oia 70 tws0th stnett. e1
W:1Eant a soath. Lifted .usuts ID to1 nasaiam
W.rIsnt 4 sonia Tatt1 sny:t ~, ~ ia r- sr,,,
ssiSIn: ID sssisx Ssseh ~ .ssia ;ss, -
, 1860-01-10

--59'@ Notice.-Thc undersigned,
Stockholders ia Tic Merchants Da1k Of WAGON, Georgia
~ the provisions o' it, Charter. ri.dt Personally ahie
IL *sn~.. The Of this Bark will be taken by
n,l,pu., the saue terms Kentucky 1ndiaua ind
s'a;o~ Il. i. TUCKER / CO.
, 1860-01-10
sS.tnUfS. :.

GTOVES, STOVES. STOVES,
III H. ". L*xpKErns. NJ. SO St.tc street. selfIe-
Entaanr stores A.rTght S1nves fur Wood and Coal 1t
!saiueatarct. prices. c"n4.est t'ookis@ SLAVE. Al
psse with The aasaneement In etyic md quality II other
tltle* Of manufacture there many Nlu still look for
Anu NAVE teon"narai in lite cp1eun1..n of fuel >tTe
Conquest StovE made to nest tails latcu cc1.nd. Ii
combines viii, suttaau. atvauases nd Important
principle tns*ezaad v Utter :stt,lp Fer sale tY
ocli.aE53ly II. W.LANUKE1TH SO Staie strest
, 1860-01-10
,,-r@ Those who arc Curious to Wit

-> ae wonderful perfection to which A. ohswa1dt ate
.:.4cur D4tcaelos \. - las brong4t the manu:ae
w Of Wsss and Toupces, Invited TO Will hts Wig and
Hair D1nk Rooms, No. 100 Lake street. aod examine
" curuxs productions Of Art. No scrutiny detect
aiae.a from the naurA, when zdtusted to the head.
, 1860-01-10

rTkUSrEE'S SALE.-rub}ic No
T. tee 'she.ebv given that L. Cha's 1iiseat otk the
Al,on. Wc oo. HI. wife Edwin ~ Bs', ant
.Iu isf Ds vie d4sc lhe ty Dtcetbe ALL. i'5s.
Will defanst n.v ux been n4i- The pa,lntnl VI pro!as
y note said teei specified. s+ 4 the noth 10 fot re
twenty fourth dy vf I-nuary sGJ II len O'Clock IN
The ofxnon Of sa day. tubIc avt!nn. to thu Ehest
ber fr cash. the premises and real estate conveyed oy
said l-t pE trust. u 3lt: 49, =.
The +uth hi. II The la,tr cf The ncrhf<a
range htu ssl>t Of tie huts.
twen accea u land. .s The LettM,-t "aztet II tho
IT, noa II range ,en Hf tus u;th prncPH mey
containing fbtts Of Land. sted in tae county q
L and Of lu.s tu make tie net ty dus up"n a1
note and pc. OF taie. said dred Of tss
j. recorded In te Ut the Kecu11er Of Lac t3uutJ IN
Book cf Trust Uetd*. pAge 1so o.,,,,,
Cnfe3so Dee. clst. 1852. ds<7'M
, 1860-01-10

4 ". SLAYBACK,
III AFToRNEi'4 AT LAW,
It. 3osErH. Ao~
Attrdht !r Courts Of buchanan, Andrew, HtM Ateson
sad N"away Counties Refers h T.1nksicn to suulte!
Aleu- St Louls. Child, 1raa : To-. 81 Louis: smyth,
9onc Co. st. Louis c3uley, ;eorge Tureman. Clca.
Co., rhi!-@!phia: RUSSELL Majoss & WsddeiL Leaven-
Eorh City; Mooney. cuhn 4 Co.. New York HciA II.
EEtifS, EA1.. s.. sfuSeifl. .a3IS I'm
, 1860-01-10

syrup exercises Influence Consumption and Iron.
rh uapaz,e.rl ia Medical -ece, sTzest|ng tho cnugh
Eeank and str rngthenns the lungs pzomooe c1peetoss
Sion, md in ne.ns sleep. The amendment scas from tho
fh4 dos r1lee, eite Said by
sl,.tm JONI. D. PAnk. IL I4afc street.
, 1860-01-10

MASTERS SALE-State tf Fir
14x ues Couk ceunty s:.-SupssIor Cours of Chicago.
Jchn Woe!!acet vs. Eks.Is. tassaa4 Trustee u Anua
B.ton.sch. Harry H. t;uodrch and HcoFy u. G~oteh.
Ie'tttnn E..r IL. haul- = LIN. .
Puhc Notice aerhy sve that in pursuance ef deere
tai arr rnsefs In the asse entitled c1u*e 1n tbs tsn'h
DAY itcel<r y. ls5y. lr4 >oott Ma tar IN eh7i'-
re1y nf tire Suptrcr Court cf Chicago. vii on ts ooFs
enth lh) ay Of jf lstu. At ten Ia % fot~
ef tad d1s, <e II fuhc tntthr u the hsh9t bd'
for ra*h he .o1rh dor II the 'ut House In the
tity OF hxc. 41ia CH,ty Vt ttk. The following fFs+
ertrd ErtA .c~ 10 rhe $onth west of Blnck
nun.bes eight u. Busuers Atlr"a IL a. fsoans
-l3,y {xt IN Ehestnrt and hundEd Aad twenty
Dearborn together with ts thereon
sItuate1.~ lltA SCol!.
Master In Chaaerrr. Superior Eoust"f Ch!eazc:
Chicago, December q, ls:j. deslbS,& to
, 1860-01-10
aruaI ADVERTISEMENTS.

NJ ASTER'S SALE-Stato OF ll}i-
n.y.. c6aase Saas S:'7n nsaiy T. sEesx Was@
ae!se htoy :,sn a: :1,,1,, 4 ps',anss 2f g.
iDots will Fddsy a'y =
e as5f sa e 81
oa .n @ =. u has i aaay pse% * Sssr seS
s..r e. 'ta1 of iu kao.s I'd 1escs!td s .oath haf
q t tag no*ss q y esoS "a ;seea m tsst II
tha Third rrine,p4I Meridian. onshlnx e'fhty sses or
e y a s@f T. ~ % q e. as
LIE aIA c,p:alnaot upon TIC 'ss5tt In taaa eosa VIVA
'a'' se'' a"a Gusts L.c. PAINE rEEER.
u,,e: 3 chaaesfS Of Cook t;s.ss:I.a Ssssty
Ia OITGAGE SALE Whereas,
4f1 A,e1.neer MGze1 and MaAe,t Asnt's ~ '3 M3s.
an Harvey 4 DAWSON apd Julia ". na.!sen ~ rMss ~
Io4 90 ssoa e. ~ MI sy
aad dev,r 10 Jesse u; l~sves ~1stn esrAn Sssa IL ea
cue the ef Their proni,.cry aotek sssa os
81 a Y I'll , sa
asa e. r. .eeed IL hs Ktesn,srs ose TO- ssen e9aas &
en:e and II % sai saoftxsze aal BY s.sa
sssawnth as1ea to re- tss nEas,.kpsa On %: II T.
RE, ..!dacss, bsaf nov ii psf III. Nov. taelefots.
satas power H. sd ae ss,hory sy Iii :na!sss
"a Wtdneay, the e:shr Gay Of Dees7bes l5 as
he hoG+ ~ ae u tast day =. tes
&: as ass; & e. ess ss.;s I III y i Ssss
uun 10 the hlxces bdteE for cc tho following 6<scto<d
premises s.tuste lying bets In sa.t c,y o Ch7soa
~ County Of Cock AID state ef l.!no sEo.a - isa
school section 10 Chicago, o:nxtae prssn3-
Iesebed In sad Mortgage. trs=taes wh n an1 ein-
gusr tho teneMsnts. hxfstameats and appulenances.
creunts belonging in any ~s and The
14h1 and equity Of 1sdtmpoo of s Ae1.nairr II. Msx"
fe.l and flalyev i. pav.u II It'd TO said premises.
WILLIAM OGDEN. A.sssner Of sAld NortEke-
Chicago. October s.1A. lss2. oe.>a7.1em
The above sale adcurned asc pAca II the Sae hour
sua pl1e On Ffdsy twenty lav Of January,
A p, I.$0. WILLIAM d. u9DEN,
It.9 .-t4 A<.Eaee of M.tstake+
, 1860-01-10
4 DOLFII C. YAEHDE vs.. FIRE.

Y DJLFl II Z. kAEuDEt We T 1tl7
~ de,seh ~on, Henry welH aud Cha1.e& j. uuil--Iu
tas sup Or Court Of ChE axo.
Snt!se il axeuy Il, e 1haS ny s!ttua OF Decree for
Me h1u.es Lien In the te entered Octa
ber ::h s:s Tor The sim f Two !rndrs.' ara T.saty
>tx Doa1- tiut complainant from Frederick ~oH
of the ahGse 3at deftucaus, antt IN sGsE b, rase
.L sum Of oceY with iuercs wi tho costa Of saa 2nd
tbs costs Of iA at the snh.cs:her. Mater IN Chan
ccr Of ~ Court shall. Muntay the a1s enth day Of
JannaF i. u. fSs0 ii lea vceek the E're: OF aid
ot Chis.o eook County. ami stse Of na. +. preeed 10
sells pulls auction TO the highest an: st oidar for ah
and 10 Lit numb-z III In lfk twenty eight t'). u:
t's.su's Aaaen to Chcaso II the EaGnsy o. Coo1 snd
BY the comp anaEt :adophc G Yaehae ~ purehassr
Will BE- enit!ri to 1ted p7yment Of he purchase
money !uned. .3tely after ths - te afnres@st.
II. +. NATiIEK.
Ma*ser IN Chanrr.y Of the Superior Court Of Chicago
Dated December s6tb 1Ss9, Ie.t bSQlt4
, 1860-01-10

& I. IT. sd NJ UKHs II. IT,
III. duI Manufacture. and 'resr!os s' i'fsAtaHU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15
Meeting OF Germans Mt Chicago.

CHICAGO, Monday, May IA, looV'
An informal gathering, without any organization
whatever, of the German Republicans from different
States took place to-day, to consult about the manner
and how il was best 10 the largest support on
the part of foregnbon citizens for the nominee of the
Chicago Convention.
The resolution arrived at to endeavor TO obtain
from the Republican National Convention plank IN
their platform recognizing perfect equality and protee
lion 10 All citizens at home and abroad and declaring
against any extension of the present term OF naturaiH
stiou and against any discrimination between native
and adopted citizens 10 their qualification as voters
There was no convention and the idea OF hoidhg one
during the sitting Of the National Convention seemed
TO meet with no favor.
Messrs Chase, Seward, Lincoln, and Wade were
the Presidential preferences of the gentlemen present.
The best feeling prevailed, and all present appeared
animated with the desire to do everything to secure
Republican victory in November
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15
BOARD OF CoUNCILMEN.

There was barely quorum present at the opening
ofthe meeting Yesterday Mr.. JosE:, the President,
occupied the chair.
I he Street Commissioner was directed TO cause the
market at the foot OF Spring street 10 be taken down,
in accordance with ordinance adopted some time
ago.
On motion Of Mr.. PIScESEY, Joint Special Com
mittee was appointed 10 make arrangements for the
celebration OF the Fourth Of July.
Itwas resolyedto lay Belgian pavement in Twenty
third street from Third avenue 20 the East River.
The Board concurred to establish public pound in
the Twelfth Ward.
The Committee on Finance asked to be discharged
from the proposed appropriation Of $4,000 to defray
the expenses OF the reception Of the Japanese Embassy
Adopted Subsequently the action was reconsidered,
and an attempt WAS made to refer it back TO the Com
mittee, but il failed.
The sum of $500 was appropriated to repair the Drill
room over Centre Market and 500 TO repair the Drill
room over Jefferson Market.
An ordinance was adopted, regulating the steam lire.
engines by which the lirstelass apparatus are allowed
20 men, and the second class, 60, each engine to have
engineer at yearly salary OF $500 and an assistant
ut 500.
The Board concurred TO authorize the Offering OF a
reward of So 800 for the detection OF the inccndarics
who set fire to the building in Fortyffth street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues, IN March last.
Adjourned to next Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15

"est or shall deposit in any bank, shall exchange
"for other funds except as allowed by this act any
"portion Of tie public moneys intrus!ed to him f0r
safe keeping disbursement transfer for any other
"purpoee, every such act shall be deemed and adj
Judged TO an embezzlement of so much Of the said
moneys as shall be thus taken converted, invested,
used, loaned, deposited, or exchanged which 10
thereby declared to be a felony; and any failure to
"pay over or to produce tho public moneys intrused
to such person. shall DO held and taken to be prma
" facie evidence of such embezzement.'
The suggestion is that Mr. Fowler has left the city,
and perhaps the country but of the opinion that
he is still in New-York. His bondsmen, George Law
and Gustayus A. Conovcr responsible less than
one-baf of the amount for whchhe is alleged to have
defaulted, viz. $4,000.
Judge Hllyer, Solicitor to the Treasury Department,
is in town. with United States DistrctAttorney Roose
ye preparing the necessary papers to recover the de-
fcioncy from the bondsmen and the estate OF Mr..
Fowler. How much the latter will yield we cannot
learn but the general impression is that be has spent
the whole Of bis patrimony in politics. Mr. Fowler
owes his love for politics to his father who was Presi-
dent Of the Highland Bank at Newburgh and noted
politician in his day.
The announcement of this affair has created the
greatest excitement in town. forming the subject Of
conversation in all circles. Most of the Douglas
men denounce the action Of the Administration as
further attempt to NewYork into rejecting the
little Squatter Sovereign.
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Later from Mexico.
NEw-QRLEAss, Monday, May Ia,

NEw-l3RLEAhs, Monday, May IT. I5bO.
The brig Setson has arrived here with Tampico
dates of the 9th inst.
The Picayune correspondence reports great battle
near San Luis dc Potosi between 1000 Reactonists
and large force Of the Liberals. The latter Were
victorious. The second corps of Miramons army was
cut to pieces and eighteen pieces of artillery and 500
prisoners were TAKEN together with all the baggage
ammunition, and stores. General La Vega, chief COM
mander, and other Reactonist officers, were taken
prisoners. Generals Urgua and Carayajal, command
ing the Liberals took possession of San Luis de Potos
large number of officers had been summoned 10 Vera
Cruz TO arrange for combined attack ON the Capital
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The vi. IL. General Conference.
i III IT UT :,
BUFFALO, Monday, May Ia, L

BUFFALO, Monday, May Ia, lou.
The Rev. Dr. Stnson, President OF tne ca', a.u
Nesleyan Conference was introduced to The Conner,
ence and pr,sented an address, which was read anu
referred Dr. Stinson afterward addressed the S9n-
ference in An eloquent manner lie Was iohy"ou ~
the Rev. Mr. Hurlburt co-delegate from inc Saine
The c:Il of Conferences was resumed. ,,,
nettiOn was presented from the John street Churcn
of praying t9r sa d lIr on tbs continent
Referred 10 a Special COMMITTEES Of hve. IT.
RESOLUTION was offered providing for the lnseruoh
of rule into the Discipline, regulating the ELECTION w
sha General Conference Of all book agents edltors anu
tbe Corresponding Secretary of the MISSIONARY ooey.
Tventy.three petitions presented IN iavor OF
change Of the Slavery rule, and but one agalnSs IL
Dr Clarke from the Committee on Missions, re-
.tAd ,econ,nendin0 the appropriation OF ,UJO Tor
P.,;,a, nress &C. 20 the favorable consideration oi
ibe manager of the Missionary Board aiso, Ie' Ia
endino the memorial for paper IN ne Da1 nn;r
$3.50 % Rscne. also in favor Of amending the DisciP
I'M ~ 60 authorize the appointment OF Treasurer
Tor The Missionary Board by the bishops, a 80
favor Of constituting an Annual Co..
alec, recommending an increase Oh sysnces
Iomesaic Missions In the Northwestern CYh,eIe;,
Ala. s,int any division of the Foreign and Domestic
1issOnS--aii adopted IA In,
Mr.. Crane from the Court Of Appeals reported N
favor of restoring the Rev. Dir. Creevey, "1o F fi
been expelled from the NewYcrk Conference 10 luz
connection; thus reversing the decision OF INC A"n""
Conference.
The report was adopted. .;o
The Committee Of Revisas was instructed to inquire
into the expediency Of amending the Discipline 50 m 70
make eolored preachers members Of quarterly CONFER
cncee. where the laws Of the State do not forbid
rae COMMITTEE on itenerancy instructed 70 IN
.;re ,hetber the philadelphia Conference had passed
on the character Of Mr.. Quincy, STAKEHOLDER, ana
xxhefer t. sad Conference had appointed any slave
holders 20 official membership In violation OF the Dis.
pine. resolution OF inquiry ln.p Inc y,
giving 10 deaeons having pastoral charges auihority
TO eosssscrafe the elements ot the sacfanent o Tue
Lords supper, was rejected after warm oeoaae'
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TBF FATE OF PUGILIsTs.-To judge from statistics
pugiism, 80 far from improving the race, destroys the
mowers Of man. All boxers have had q tendency to
run into dropsy or consumption. They are speedily
untitled for their calling and their highest ambition
seems 10 be the ownership Of public house. A few
,,, done we'll jackson realized fortune and Gully,
who was almost as great in defeat in victory became
a member of Parliament for Pontefract. Tbs ~ the
highest position attained by pugilst but Tor Inc
died rauner-nere wrecks of humanity, stealing away
10 w6rkhouses or hiding in some back Stun, and there
UNDECIDED OF unknown dyingin nine cases out oil ten,
before the allotted time Of man. London Atheneuni'