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4Iumors OF the Camuatr r,,.


.BorSn TO ConE 1E-One who has ssen Mr,
Lsncoln's portrait says: :
Some may think he is not "good Ioolirg;,
but he's coming in" nevenheless.
TURNING OCT RAscAL.-Judge Gookins. in
bis speech at Tcrzc Raute to the Republicans,
Abraham Lincoln has always been :, an honest
man-from Lis youth to his manhood until now
he has been an honest man; but I, am sausGed
hs will at last turn out a rascal, about the 4fI
day Of AarcA ner1.''
WHAT TnosE RAILS ARE 10 BE CsEp FoR,-
SenRtor Ttumbutl, at the clnse of his speech at
: the Phitadelrhia Ratification meeting, said :
We Of the West feel peculiarly grasiied that
Of the country; and We can sAfey: pledge The
support Of all the Northwest to Abraham Lin
coin and Hsnnibal Hamlin. We hare taken up
ths rails spli' by Lincoln thirty yeats ago; We
hare PLANTED them at the foundation vi this
cnTupt Administration; We have pred up the
old Aukean stRnle where these Democrats hare
hesn reveliCg for the last eight years We only
want fenns}lTaniAt to get bold OF, tho end Of
the rail With us, and VIC will overthrow the
structure
SCl1xp Hu STILL Bs7rxn.--Col Montgomery
Of the DtcRs House, Portsmouth, o., was ex-
ceediugly pleased with the nomination Of Bell
and EFerets, and illuminated tbs hotel in grand
STYLE a few days latter the wires brought the
news Of Old eApc's nomination 9t Chicago.
".By thuddertthat suits me q ieetle better Jet !!
illuminate the house again, boys" said the
Colonel, and it VA done from garret TO cellar.
Dollars AND C1S1s:-Tho Albany Jorraa1
says: - ."
Ii, as the Argus slleges, Lincoln is merely a
"twenty. fire cent" candidate, he will be n
81, 900 President
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The NeVro-Sudrage Douglasftes.

SrcAAosr, DvKA't Co., Ill.,. June L. 1850.
Ed"o.s Pres aad IE bune:
lu stating that Judge Mayo, the editor Of the
Ssetiat1x Of this place, and the author Of the
famous "Negro Equality" article, WAS in 1855
the Douglas candidate for. ths Legislature, " you
err technically. He Was presented By theDa-
mocracy of DeKalb county It the Dixon Send
torial Convention in that yesz, ,sud was support
ed in. Convention By the dele gates Of several
counties; and fell short Of tho nomination BY
only few votes. Tho fact that he WAS \ st1ong
contsstsnt for the nomination on the Douglas
ticket for tho upper branch Of the Legislature,
led to the impression that he was the Douglas
candidate. You may set it down that he is q
standing candidate for the nomination for either
branch Of the Legislature, and eau get the en-.
dorsement Of the Douglas Democracy Of this
county whenever he wants it.
The date Of the article in which Judge Msyo
advocated his Negro Equality sentiments, and
from which you quote correctly, was in June OF
July, 1855, md presume tho Judgo will give
you tho day in his next paper. It is to be
hoped be will not permit this precious senti
ment, which he hss since re-st3rmed, to be
attributed By Democrats to Republicans with.
ont enteFing his protest.
We Of DeKalb county are pretty radical, as q
people, an the slavery question, and Ar. Lin
coin does not suit us in every point; but Judge
Douglas can't humbug us BY supporting a pa'
per hero to adroeste negro equality. DIR OWL
Republican piper saits ns, though i ian''t radi.
eal enough to suit Judge Mayo, NE1dzBoR-
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The New York Chatnber ct Coumorce is
stirred to indignant 1efnonstrance by propo-
slt'ou ut Washington EsTin2 the consent Of Con.
gress in Advance u any LEGAL tonnsge duty
which any State may impose upon its uavigabIe
wa'ers fnr improviag the same. The praposi
tion bas been introduced in the Senate, in. this
shape, and the House has already acted upon
3 nrariy similar one in the passage 0! bill sur
read,rug tue Red River OF Louisiana 10 the
States through which it runs. A company is
altr4dy Ia waiting tn ca'ch The valuable monop.
oEv at she mo th Of the Mississippi. worth $3.50,
600 year, and oilers would not be long in
'd'F th!s net every national safeguard provid.
Cd oS the Cnustuution would be swept away 1t
onee. aud the whule cnmr1+rcc of the nation be
lstt 70 the mercy Of the separate States, often
oiseoroant "a sn'efest or jealous of each, other
aoa - should hare enacted IN our wnsWaters
tne oAToarons sys.ecn Of lucal tribute which h&s
= so1 d'tgraced Entope.-Spr;ng6ad {Nass.)
The lesA 'sion against which the Nov York
chnmher Of c:mmtrcs protests, il legitimate
deduct'on from Mr.. Douglas' notions in regard
to the Improvement Of rivera and harbor.-an
oussro"th Of hn famous scheme for levyipx
"tonnage duties" on the domestic commerce
between STATE and s.a:e; or.!port.and port
The only wonder in the caeo is that lais pr;p.
ciples hare not taken the shapouf measures
eEe now. His R:home and its consequences
are monsuous; hut sure to b adopted b, the
Democracy in the event Of Democratic til
umph.
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LERAsps. June 1lth, 1ee0.
NEssRs. Ep1roRs: On Saturday, June 9Th, 4
meeting was held in this place to ratify the
nominations made ut Chicago. At IN early
hour in the day, the booming Of cannon and the
Waying Of banners invited the Republicans 10
lay aside their occupations and unite in prepar-
ing their forces for the contest so auspicio,s|y
begun. The town was gradually flied, and at
IN early hour in the afternoon the various dele
cations, preceded By bands Of music, repaired
10 the seats which had been arranged for. their
convenience in beautiful grove north Of the
town. After organization, the Chairman intro.
duced Cor. Kcerner. who gave IN account Of
the proceedings Of the Republican Convention
at Chicago, and explained the Platform, show
ing the wisdom Of its provisions and the neces-
sity Of their adoption. Gov. 4. Was followed
BY Jehu Baker, who delivered very eloquent
and impressive speech ia vindica.ion Of Repub-
1ican doctrines. Iii. Baker, as an orator, has
no superior in Southern Illinois, and many men
: who hare not heretofore co.operated with cur
party expressed their intense modification TINT
this Congressional District, represented By such
a mere cipher as Phil Fouke, WAS unknown in
Dur legislative annals, aud its existence only
recognized in cases Of strict party vote; when,
had Mr. Baker been the Representative, its in.
fluence would have been everywhere felt and
acknowledged. Ar. Baker gave way to Franz
Grimm, Editor of the Belleyil1e Ztitung, who
addressed the audience in German and elicted
loud epplause. At the close Of Mr. Grimn's
remarks the assembly broke up, to meet again
at O'clock inthe evening: At the appointed
time large numbers convened in tie Public
Square, where, furu1shed With torch.lights,
&ranspnEenciet, bauoers and music, they formed
into 1,ne and parsded through the streets. The
procession was quite large, and men Of different
parties united in saying It was the most beautt-
iul thing Of the kind it had been their good for
tune to sec. The torch-bearers at length found
til: ir way to the seats aud stand in the grove,
and were addressed in short and effective
speeches BY Messrs. Understood and Hay, Of
Belleville, 'Or. Hammer, Of St%Louis,-end Mr.
Meyer, OF Carlyle. Al tie conclusion rous,pg
cheers were riren for thb National and State
tickets, and then the largest political meeting
ever assembled in Lebanon quietly dispersed.
D.
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lr11so1s.-Alton was visi.ed with a heavy
rain On Monday night which did considerable
damage. Between flre aud six inches Of wafer
is supposed to have fallen. JOHNSON i Euer.
son, oHners Of the Piasa Foundry, are the great
est sufferers. The cul.ert running under their
building became atopped bv the dr;fe rba
pressure Of water ucder their moulding roern
became 50 great as to carry .vav III. fonnd.-
ton some thirty. .dye feet eouar, and a,n,o.t a.
deep. All Of their patterns were carried down
aud are buried in The sever.
N,cu1oAx.-The bodies Of three children wera
recently found in a sewer. leading from a house
on Abbott street. Detroit. The drain connected
with an outhouse yault in which probably tbs
bodies had been thrown. The parties Who have
heretofore occupied the buildings have no doubt
been guilty Of a.rocious crimes. The Great
Western Elevator, at Port Sa.nia, IA. nut in
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Wayne is the banner Republican county in
Indiana, as Allen is the banner Democratic
county,; though Like county gires larger
Republican msjority in proportion to the rote
cast, than any other; and in thisrespect Dubois
bears OF The palm among the Democratic coun-
ties. The Republicans Of Wayne county had
u splendid ratification meeting at CentervilIe,
the county seat. the other day. Tho people,
turned ont en- mssse. A Lincoln pole Of Oak
Of immense height Was raised, cannon were
Hired; three brass bands discoursed music;
speeches we're made By Hon. G. ". Julian, eao-
didste for Congress, Hon. o. P. Morton, and
Col. S. Meredith. The meeting ended vi h
rausing cheen for Lincoln and Lane. At night
there VAS torch light procession, the young
men banug organized 4 Nyjae-Awake company
The chairman Of the meeting pledged old
Wayne for = round 1000. Fremons's majority
was 100. .~--
Allen county gave Buchanan 1913 majority.
We are assured By well informed parties at
Ft. Wayne that the Democratic majority will be
brought below 800. and many Republicans be-
lieve under 500; this too, On the supposition
TINT Douglas will be nominated at Baltimore.
AL our adviees from Indiana are of the most
cheering character.
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New jersey seems to be we'll IN notion in
support Of the Republican nominations, aud Ill
portions OF The state Are: coming nobly up in
evening III Newark promises to be one Of the
largest gatherings ever held 10 New Jersey; "A
large meeting at Hackenssck last week inangu.
rated the campaign IN Bergen county. Meet!
lngs will be held IN large wfgwam erected for
The leading Democrats Of the county declare
already that they cannot swallow Douglas un-
der any circumstances, and harmony seems to
be 10 constituent Of Dr. emocratic strength. The
regular meeting Of the Jersey City Lincoln Cam.
paign Club was held on Thursday evening, ard
was attended By between two and three hun.
dred members. 1t Is contemplated by the Club
to raise tt wigwalo. West Jersey also appears
to be hard as work, and the prospects a7e
brighter every day. Well informed Fillmore
men OF 1856, soy ,hat the old lady's ticket will
not poll tive hundred votes in the whole State.
~. !. Courier 1StA.
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The New York and Eric Railroad.

At the special term Of the Supreme Court, in
SssEes s9n city, bsors Jss onn:y Sa
suit fur tue foreclosure Of the filth mortgage Of
the New York & Ere Railroad Company, With
the consent Of all the parties. The decree di-
reets sale pursuant to the plan Of orgnniza4'
ton, and the regent legislation in this State,
pennsylsauia ando New. Jersey, aud subject to
all ths rights Of the prior mortgage bondhold-'
rs containing all nects tssarJ provisions for the
security Of all the interests involved Mr. But
Ter, counsel fur tbs SECOND mortgage Trustees
and boudholdeEs, stated to the Court that any
statements recently mads in the newspapers to
the effect that new complications had arisen
under the second mortgage, were unfoonded.-
n. I. Ttm<s.
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GETTING OK TIE R,aHr S1pE.--The Clear
Lake (1owa) Independent, which has hitherto
maintained neutral position in politics, IN its
last number says: ave conceive it 10 be our
duty to place the names Of Lincoln and uamliu
ut the head Of our columns, as pledge that we
will extend to them such honorable and faith.
,iu! support, as may belong to our position and
inAuenca.''
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SMOKE BUxNfNG ENGINES.

NJ. CHARLES II M.tkka.n Of the II, ,dland Rail.
way {E :gland) is the inventor Of an arrange
ment for consuming smoke in coal-burniug
locomotives. Tho contriratca is very simple,
and Gao b. applied TO any locomotive, the ad-
ditioa being merely long iron plate, bent
into circular form to admit Of its being In
serted ia:o the fise.box, for the purpose Of de-
fac iag the air over the surface Of the fire.
Tie fire-hcla doors ara kept constantly open
t. admit the air upon the surface Of the fire,
and burn the coal do.rnwards, by which pro"
cess the essential conditions Of consuming the
smoke arc complied witf-lor it is absolutely
necessary s'ata sufficient supply Of air should
be admitted into The flre.box, at high tenn
pera ure, 10 Tesder the combustion cempletc,
by courert ng tho smoke from the coal into
carboaic acid. In addition 10 the plate, there
is brick arch, wh'ch il is thought improves
the combustion nnd renders it more complete,
particularly where tho coal contaips large
proportion Of gas.
On Wednesday last, we Ind an opportunity
Of witnessing tho working of this Invention,
it having he.n applird to one Of the aocomo-:
tives Of the illinois Central Railroad. So far
as We are capable Of Judging, It seems to be
entirely successful 'Thcre was: no black
smoke pouring out Of the. chimney, aud this,
with 1llirois coal for tuel) is a pretty good
evidencs Of perfect combustion.
Several Superintendent Of other rcads were
preseut, s'w the trial made, and approved tue
plan as hs ing the simplest and most efficient
Of any that had cotie taindef,t},eif notice, aud
as mcriting consideration on account :of the
comparatively trihug cost Of Adopting it 10 the
engine.
Mr: Hayes the Superintendent Of the Ifli-
nois Central Machinery, directed the expert
meats. 1is informed us that the entire ex-'
pense Of adapting the arrangement to the Com
pans's locamotives. would NOT exceed S25
ea2l- Tue plates vii last from two to four
moths, and cost lees TINA 81 apiece. Other
exp 'riments will have to be nlado before the
precise value Of the Invention cdn be ascer.
1a'ned, 1t 1s supposed that q considerable
saving will III, mads iu the consumption Of
fusl-but hos much 44hat saving viii bo is al.
togsthcr conjectutal. On the Midland ,Ra.
way there are 80 engines in daily use, all
burning coal: with smoke~burnirg plate, and
tbs managers Of that road believe their mode
Of consuming coal is superior 10 any other in
existence: IF the experiments which the Iii.
noia ce+tral Company aD m,king result suc-
cesslu'g; We presume the plan adopted will
be sollo we'd hy al! railroads which use caal as
full. Mr.. Markham has generously declined
taking any a:ent for bis invention, md sent
his drawings to this country unsolicited, ac6
it was f;om these drawings that Nj. Hayes
made ,lae smokc.bnrner which We have .been
noticing,
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39ress;N 9Efihttttes
4 NA1t fN THE: C0FF1N.

Il NAIL IN Axtn LON r ANs
:. The role ii lie House :ot Repre- sentatives
Oh Wednesday lat, uaalasingby die emphatic
majority Of TO to 81 that r5csidnat Buchanan
1na. Secretary Touc'y have been gultE Of
Eros. nalfeasance andcorruptioa in tho mat
ter Of the cosi and live oak contsacts>oEl: the
Eayy eepa;,nent is another snail ID ;ths c6hin
Of sham Democracy: :, :Th$ Ufea Sept decision
j. its winding sheet nud 1eoosnp.on tho heazse
whtes!xgnyyzsiit.tea -.
Tae resolutions upon 3gh;eh this decisive
vote VIE giran declare " TINT ths Secretary
OF the Nary has, with tl5s q Il tho Pfe{-
ideut, abused Ills : d:scfstt6H5diiy power in tho
selection q1ssefl& &4gant, tte. &e4sEsgehVe.afp
fuel f'r the government; l2l that the contract
made hy the sscreetaty! d r, f,hs favy in septem-
ber 1852 witt MIN. sw5a3 fl tho deRv-
eEg o' live oak timber vas in violation Of law
and in a mannei unusual improper and i1jju-
sious to the public service; ~ That the distri-
button by the Secretary Of tho Kavyof the
patrouag. Of the Navy Yard among members
Of Congress is destructive ,of discipline, cor
zups'pg> in its tendency, aud highly injurious
70 the poolic service; ~ tnat the' ffealoent
and Secretary Of the Nary, By. receiving and
considering Inc party fs!assen .! olooera 'o1
feet Of awarding contracts pending elections,
hare SIT aa eramfse daassrodt to tthe public
sa'ety aad deserving ereproach Of tile House.
All of 41,as, ~oe,},t;oro 4.a~a a5,ptad eas-.}:,r
Al ot o'e.o resola1lonsi were aoop'eo se'7attm
ny = '"o.'nuos Sote. a m1h resolution: oe.
Sla''ns 'oa. lame! L. ;. Natt'o' me'noer o'
'ae ooa.a u Hoe'nee'e' 10 report on pfopos'
"'' ''r tne cons''uc'.on oi n,aen'ne' ne oelns
1e'''aa'y 'n.e1es'ea tnete'c ~ 'ietecy e: cen.
s"'eo =! ~ ;ta'9@oG-".t' aoa9sgss :'aop'eu
~ s'a''1N9 stAs ~ 1ae ~ seas'oa ~ "p
le'lS 'as' ~ 'ue Aepaoneapss oou.u amen,
.'nS- s''o An.sconp''n Nv ,n'<noe'H' ''.ep'
t"ose from 1ano''' "faEea IN -retarnng th's
unsqo1socs'' 'cfae' at:.anass: 1le Aso''o1s'Fa'
s'on 1"o '1op: 1*a4c Nj Aef11s TasItrue t.
LIS eoA9'' ueu's - ~ .'s.an ~. -! ses'n
eno s"Faa''0e' ous> We ato .e' 20 'h'es taus
us eo''easnes slco'ern"no' 1'ooilson' rooAe'
anu L gan t'!"7' were a''eea ., Dous'as 'n'o
tne oaeoah'n peo'5as "suaL ano WY: ".
lucy all voted 1of b'cock lot speaker WHO
LOOK upon hts anou1oeIs tno TASK I" oa'fyne
1le Augean fo:t7nness oa the Administrator
through Inc aouse. Il - atohg 'na& taeg
Ply second noo'e 10 oocock 70 'ne eha o. me
cnapsef' .1'. -
Any ADMINISTRATOR c1ceps 1nat OF James
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Ak oCoRoox 'YRox Miss1ss1rp1.-A Missis-
s1pp1 planter has puschased tbs elegant brick
~ Octoroon, sixteen ysars of age. H. pays Mr..
CLARK the ereeentoeeupahta and proprietor, Il 900
Tor the house. Il is-foe her use while she il
besng educated in this city. She will shortly
aE1!ve, accompanied By her goverueas and one
Or s"n @ !see ser'ants. "A daughter Of the Rev.
=. .:rC T. h'se has been employed as general in-
a1aye, the octoroon is now free, md .he planter
viii spare no pains or expense to give her a
thorough education. Her Income willis she re-
sides here is 10 be &, 600 year. The prepa.a.
tons Tor her advent hare created considerable
excitement IN the Immediate neighborhood Of
dealer, Jnaes 3.
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~ 4 Hcosier lady has made discovery By
menus Of which the smonnt Of d,nr used in
baking w.n be greatly reduced, and also save
much Of the labor in preparing it for the oven
The motto will now be, "Cooks wAnt but little
here below, nor knead that little long,
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The Prospect In Indiana.

Tbs Richmond Eaq4i1~ publishes The follow
ing letter from yincennes, Indiana:
"The Republicans in this portion OF the
State are thoroughly orgtnizel, while the Dem
oerats are awaiting the result Of the Baltimore
Convention. The preference Of large msjori-
ty Of the Democrats il Douglas; but by WY OF
compromise, Breckinridge OF guthrie would get
The sull party vote Of The Northwest Ii will
require good engineering oa tbs part Of the
Democrats to carry the State next fall Trust
ing Tor the SUCCESS of The Democratic ticket, I
an your friend, etc."
Coming from an opponent Of the Republican
paz1y, thi& may bs considered pretty good nows.
, 1860-06-15
SERIOUS RAILROAD: ACCIDENT
A whole Train Wrecked on the 6elle-
vile Railroad.


..-{Froa shs 81. Louis evening ieTs Of SesteFcaT]
- ABOUT halc.past seven o'clock this morning.
thstrain on the Belleville hsilroad coming 70
wsrda st. Lou1, met with series. accident,
which waa attended BY grave injuries 70 aooat
ttHty pe1sous.: The accident occurred u Hafe;
asds's coal mines, about three mnes thia s1deot
Rollev}Hs, and was cccasioned b5 the aiapiaee'
meuf Of awltcb. The Engineer saw tue dan'
ger before reaching the spot, and "lsh great he-
-EotsE4 stgckk ckktqzh!1post, whfs'led oowp ofetes
and rererstd the engine. but the tram "sa
Go1FE top rapidly % be stopped II no" fan On
th6 traok Ii the displaced switch, and fhefoco-
+GazfaaSied Is ianTszeE tansc down Id emb1afms1t
6teen feet high: There 1ere, about thirty per.
sons in the wrecked car, the greater portion OF
them delegates to the State Democratic Con
vention at Springfield. About twenty OF them
We.a Injured, :some Of them sar7onsly. The
engineer, Ross, was terrible sca!ded oser hls
legs and the lower portion Of the body, by the
steam th4t escaped from the inverted iocomo-
tire II fs feared that he cannot recover. The
other persbns injured were: Jas Hill, badly
hurtihA. ~, Shook, severely cut; Coilins Van
cleTe, badly bruised #, Il. Stewart, back se-
rionsly injured Geo. L. seuhoa: Injured inter.
y; J4cub Mauef, head hurt: Jacob choebet, left
arm badly burt -PiPkin. cut in the face;
Chrrles Schuchman, badly bruised; B. 4.
Moore, injured in his side; Judge Snyder, rio
broken: Others were less severely hurt. Az
ofthose persuus were citizens OF St Clair, sbme
Of them being residents Of Belfeyille. The dam
age to the train Is about $G, ,0e0.
, 1860-06-15

Our dispatches yesterday morning announced,
iatba hristest; possible manner, th9t .the; ;Eos-
lish ultimatum rendered to the Chinese, as The
basis Of the settlement Of existing difhculties,
has beea perenptorily declined; but nointima-
ton of The terms Of the English propositions
YVES given. 4 Shanghai correspondent Of the
New York Ertni'g Pt's fills upthe gap by say
ing :that the English paper, published in
Shanghai, declares that 1t demands "the free
navigation, by foreigners. OF the fang-fze.
hlaeg, tes :otemant4n2 o. dna 1ax4 iorts At ne
mouth OF Tue felho' removing the distractions
from tne f7Fef; inc passage Of the hngt'sh Min
ih3f IN m@o:oi-"3F up tnat r'se1 10 4e1o'ssio,
and thence 70 fsS'n py land; the right Of The
Minister 70 sea1de permsnen1y.a At tho Imperial
city; the ratification Of the Lord Elgln treaty,
ana :tne, payment on :the part Of the Chinese
governments q, tne e7penses incurred By the
alleo governments in prosecuting tne e12edi.
tlons et the last IS well Ms taP present year"
Ihe correspondent whom We quote seems to
= anaye aa1c'pasea me answer o. emma 70 she ex-
traofolna1y terms proposed 1nopeh ne asserts
that tae tmper1at government Is an1ioas 70
comply WIN any reasonable PROPOSE ra.nef
than : frsk Aresort 10 arms. -..., =,
II toe present s'a1e ot 'ns muoole' "at seems
lmmioent. but ~ !" a1af-o''' among people
tna' We e9e heoos1oneo 70 fesAso ~ o1to2!oos;
ana -"na'e'ee -. - "o'4'4e' Nno "A1 u .n''e5y
laa' "4n ~ W +o" 'ue *oanoso sao o5lng
"'n no' 'eaea sne ears OF onr's'enoom. hnt
Tue ignorance o1 1Ae "oslos Of English mistakes
, 1860-06-15

incorporated Companies In Cincinnati.
There are os brokers' establishments in Ciu-
c'nna:i, which return to the assessors for taxi
tion the sum Of e, ,557 o24. being an increase Of
}434, ,o36 over the amount returned Inst year.
The Home Insurance Companies return
1857 ,549 taxable capital; and the Foreign Com.
panies $e77,714. Turnpike and Bridge Comps-
nies ara aaseasea at &70,aa2. The. Street
Railroads are returned ut $lel,6 The Gas
Company is put down at fs51,35l
Properly in Ohio is assessed at its actual cash
value, as nearly as can be :ascertai1ed, hich il
the true rule, md should be adopted in Illinois.
, 1860-06-15

DEATH or Jupak E1ock1ox.-Hon. l.. D.
Stockton, ono Of the Judges Of the Supreme
Court Of lows, died 1t his residence in Burling.
ton, On Saturday last. For some months, By
reason Of i'll health, be has been nnsble to dis
charge the duties Of his Office. He Was capa-
bic and upright Judpa.
, 1860-06-15

R1Gur Principles Exrkxplxo.-At the pre-
sent time there are eight papers in Missouri
with the honored names OF Lincoln and Hamlin
a5ing at the head Of their columns. Probably
before the election in November, many more
will be found occupying the same position. In
lS3G not u single paper in The Sta.o supported
Fremont. The bull is rolling. I;
, 1860-06-15

- correspondent says that Senator Doug.
las objects hersstter to entertaining his guests
with wine, DO. We observs that "a hs pt,,. m
This cordial mode Of entertainment, hi. own
spirits continue to 70 DOWN.