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The IIssnsn detrimental.

NrNirIotNr IinERaLIIY AND GKrAr HSTHvsIAsN-
ovtE FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS NOW svBscRrBSp
AND NucH NonK TxrECTEp.
meeting q The Finance Committee on the Heeusr
TesuuonN Fund wss hela last evening, at the Malta
saloon corner Of Broadway aud Thirteenth street for tho
purpose Of bearing the reports q the members Of the
cor mitee their In collecting Contributors
and for the corscers.n Of any other accidental matters
corrected with this Shj,ct Mr. Michael rhssn consent
Cd 10 act a. chairman, and Mr. James McGo~n was ~
pointed secretsry.
The treasurer, Mr. John Houghteuug berr called upon
for bs report, stated that rus far although the nemoers
o. The committee had barely oommspoed their erertious
behalf Of this fund sul be,seen Eve and thousand
collars bad been collected.
Mr.. CoSssEr made stsienen Of his IA eet'irg
oCutbvuots 70 the fusd he sad that hetRd ooly been
around tie rttni day. ard be had cob ctei eetty two
doiaif tud Eff hem PROMISED money Zoe arcunt o.
tao thrCe tundrtd colsrs He hsd been n w. Bar.
sun an sskec hm TO put .osb sonethpe for IA. fund
rive ctc ttftrtd coitfs On cCntrou thai Nr Hsepau
exbi'rtd hrtei at The Museum en- tefrs aftasy cn,r.
Cd Inn. Tie urus are sad 10 b. A. ioiosf-Mr bar.
run wl give " Htttan sico a day, OF viii ri.e bin
60 Geo 81 exhibn rse ss loug ~ Baruum shah zee ~
70 retain lin-hetisn 70 srrsr a. The sysean a',esn
Mr. torttfy ucuDd 70 see "the in,e rifrsr," snd NJ
cotroy d Bsinyrn tia, he DID net believe bs, eensn
would stow / n s,f platform IN ths manner. II IL
rr,sUnsd that Barnum.initnds 10 have eloquent gen
usn.n ttov ca Mr. feensr, and explain the different
si,sr tie nsrr.r Of The able Exhibitor Of awhs Is ,
Mr CctItTy, "a pursuing his vocation ever the Museum
ne, '',le viih big heart, who rave him q cheek
for SO, With q ~ mice ri q hundred dollars more
Auo,cn vas carred Vhs, Mr. coorery be requested
70 return Mr. PafnUms subrcrpton ether fof smeuf-
vni receive no ocuditIonsi contribut,ous
hr. CcNNEY made q motion, which was carried, tina,
we tsmts q individuals who contributed 20 this fund be
rintf IN book bound IN fo'd-one COPY cuy n be
rrhtd-,o be rrs s,rted to W. Hesrrn Il would he
very r,secu, IAN 70 him, and N he siisr ne would
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rpnAnts Fsu AccnNr 10 AN EsoISssp Mr.. Myers
Henry, engineer the so~bost Msrsbsi, met -nh
brrse accident Saturday when opposite Hudson. The
msshnsry gong when he pat bis head out Of hedor
ne tfan siruct n ssd carried seaihst shc eccsut'c
ted, crpsh'ra IN side Of bis head. The boat wM
'.rped and he was hkn 10 Hrdson. Ms recovery 10
rtf htfr1
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City IntelliRsnce.

riu DouorAs Men kovNG The Douglas democrats will
have meeting Tuesday night at Cooper Iasii.
tute Eminent speakers from abroad will address the
meeting.
FrH IN EeHrH AVENUE Between seven aad eight
O'Clock last night Ere discovered In the Photograph
and daguerrean gallery Of Robert Burns on tho third
floor OF No 3ss Eighth avenue The arcnen WIRE
promptly at the premises but before the we're ex
tneuishcd the entire contents OF ths gallery we're dee
uoyed. How the IRE originated 10 unkno at present
Mr. Burns estimates his Ices between - 900 sod ss eco
insured for 90 coo In the Fremens Fund aud o. In
the Peoples Insurance Company. The second
floor are occupied by wof scherck, clothing store
and dwelling The stock 40 furniture tamsed abou,
$500 BY water; Insured for $1,000 In the washiugtoo,
Brookyn Rutgers and Pacific. The basement h occupied
by r oNesl, carpet Stock dansgcd abou, 500
BY water insured for $50 In the Market Insurance Com
rany. he building s osped by Jane Duncan. his
damaged about $500, and iosnred The roof Of the al
joining brdirg, No. 3sj damaged 10 the extent OF
about ESQ II 10 owned BY A. Wood and insured for
81 $50 In the Manhattan Insurance Company William
Allen aud Robert Bingham occupied the upper part a.
dwelling. Their furniture u damaged about slco BY
water: no insurance Mss nckic occupied part Of
nrst noor % millinery store, eight damAge by water
and insured for $500 10 the Peter Cooper O. n
pnoy. The Fire Marshal tAs the msiler lnvestga
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jersey CITY NsMa.

rHr NysTrrors MrknKR IN itRsEY cIiy Il lazy vhose
has been used 10 connection With this mys,e oas
affair the city. Her friends feel that an IN war
ranAble liberty has been taken the many absurd state
ueus vhich have been circulated and which they feel
. unnecessary TO refer to.
Darn or Boy CarsEp ~ Carr -,b11l four wceis
stce boy, afeen years Of age, named John r. GrIhs
whose parents reside 81 No 22e Newark avenue Jsreey
City arrested a, the Instance OF wn vstb who re.
SIDES 10 the sane house, charging The lad w.s hsvius
enuced two OF his children Into Clubhouse and prevail
rg UPON them 70 take part In revolurg act Griniths
~no had been unwen from rheumatism, released on
bonds besg given, " asa the action Of the Gsn1 Jury
when lie At otce returned home overwhelmed grief
bed Ct sekue, which bsoueh, 90 severe nervousnesa
or 81 Anthony dance DIS Zsbrsko and Derrick attend
cd me boy an ei everything IN ,heir power 70 restore
him 70 h. alih II appeus, hoscyer that the mention OF
Mr. Webs name. cr on hesrDg hs voice. bad the effect
cfihro~Lg him ntD these ssasms, ~hoh gradually IN.
dermfned hs ccrsii'utoo, and hraiy resulted IN his
e,s,a yesterday mo-nrg Dsr'pg his nlncss and NJ 10
tue AIT ucment GH;hs protested ha. he vas Innocent
butte h. dsslh 70 rheum.ls sss src,,smen q the ner
system. The parents aud relatives ~hemed
WITH rief fully believing TIA, he Vas brough, 70 an
umely desh BY q false scswaaon. NJ Gfiflths sta q
that Webb tenant ~ hts With whom he hss nal some
trouble 10 erd.svcrns to have hiri sectec h., pre-
miss ard .ssinst snon he e.scd psAes warrant 70
be issued fsv months since.
nF1rH oF A LADY Ar rur FpsY Horsr -oa the arrival
q The Philadelphia Train ., Jersey oy ten ocok
night, Mrs Anna Hysu invsnd, wife Of Robert 2.
Hyatt Of Baltimore, YES taken suddenly ~, ani beore
The arrival OF Dr. ouido- Who Immediately for
expired in the ferry house Her cesth vas csnsei By
Nrs Hy al left Baltimore, c,mpaned by her husband,
ior IRE rurTose Of vttg Der mother and frsnds rcsii
nsmNc ios wces',r street New YORK nur,rs y.s,sr
would get vel The fatigue ard erertan attendant upon
we quincy proved too yrg for her feeble CONSULTATION
notified sud 90 visw,rs ,ss sns, s.ve r.,r. ~, ~.
removal OF the remain. 70 New York
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bvDkiso w of WV r1Acp, orrs TsorrR We hear
lut reoP. o.. oesn vosnesd whether for cool not
ve are net sne 20 ttate The occasion Of m u breaking
p~s rot o. any msuneeft,sodire snous themst lves
but ~ the inereferoe Of the les. au,hories s the
law 10 ihst ssfe which protits any psy company from
perf1 mrg cirercnt 10 the uent IN thar nuh
lshed programme Doe evening rGoii vas snnnourref
for csttsin part bet before the o. me
entefis ment shs ~as called out Of town we believe
Mss BatLe Bpsp, OF this city, wac substituted for her
their pockets srd they proetcc by A. Ard NE morn
the troupes mar skirf man served With notca
Of prctecuicn, ard the damages lad Al 500 TIE agent
would ret pay the demsod, but wanted uai, knoeing
ths, the ocu rsny could be cleared from any vrops
ton 10 Ceffaud the c0mmupty, but the Justice before
whom TIE 20 be tried kept puttire on the mssr
rrn Tie slri f0und ~ouii be money IN Psrcfis posse,
70 ry ibe clam, vbich was Coce TIE coupsny then
Wose NJ the members golrg home. Mss H.fts Bro rn
We oeaeve IN IN 81 present RscA>,tsy stprcs, Nay
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA srOCE BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, May Is, 1850.
road, q y: Morris Canal 6S Long Island Railroad IL;
PeDpss lvsna Railroad, 3sl. Sight exchange on New
York .; par.
Cotton steady sales to day, 5000 bales; quotations
nominal
Cotton unchanged sales to day $40 bales eales Of the
week, $50; receipts Of the week bales, against
So SOC ssis. sock IN por., ieooo baes seInk PS es
change quiet .. less.a 400
CHAMxsroy May II, 1860
Cotton-sslee to day, 700 bsIes Gales OF the week.
6Aoo bales; advance on the week, sc. Axe,
BALTIMORE, Msy Is, 1890
Flour dull: sales Wheat duh and lower: red 81 rs
81 3s White 81 40 81 Co. Corn declined &c: yellow,
7oc Is, white, re. . 75c Pork siesdy mess. SIS
runp, sit Laro active at Ike in barrels and l2c.
l2sc' in kegs whisksy duh and heavy at 2lc &c:
-Four duu Wheat declining white, 81 So red, 81 IS
49, Corn quiet Provisions quiet whskey steady
Ut 2tkc a22Hc.
Flour in sar demand1bd steady: ,scs 900 bbls Wheat
held shove the views OF buyers and nothing Of ppor
lance doing Corn dul, heavy sales H. 600 bushels
q, Soc Sc for hot slightly damaged; Illinois sound
held al SIC A5sc, without sales Other grains nominal
-four, I9c whsst 1ic on corn, to New York lake
Imros-btoo bbs -four, $4,000 bushels wbea', 5000
bushels corn.
Flour in fair demand at IS So Wheat steady. whis
key lsc BAcen active at 7Isc SIC. lard arm lie.
anhc.
Flour unchanged; sales coo bbs al Is rs for Stale
sellers generally swo apart sales oo6 bushels
including eco bushels amber Wisconsin, 81 n. Corn
:, sao a ooGc for Indiana ana Limos Oats quiet
Barley dull, with sales Of small lots at 7lhc. Rye In
r%s sns eSdy SOC On 5u, on Se
iioO bis -four; s4.so Susts. wheat, $500 bushels
heur, 2s eco bush els wheat. 81 600 bushes corn
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To IN Brrc.-Nnhsps,l Hsrten, vho vss ccnvissed n
ucundsviNe Marshall counsv, Va OF the murder OF Ne
hss Jane ror, hes been sentenced 10 be hing on Fri
tsy. the apfh Day Of june newt
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brtr WrgAr The whes, GRO, IN Gsors't ~ h.si.r'-s
70 fiftn, ard harvest sill econ c,rm,rs.
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Obituary.

NEWARK, May IS, 1880.
Hon. Ferdinand Shenk OF Somerset county, former
y member Of Congress- and several Judge Of the
Court Of Errors ana Appeals Of this State died suddenly
ty-two years.
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WAnnxGroN. NAY Il. 1890.


7ht JOrara7hs cAicdoo Gnp,nisos- The address Of ne
\ Sshrn d mcoaSc wre Of o~g,s 20 Ne Pas q
De otrby-1r. Douglas AVID ne sosh-Anostr RIP
tvrs at BarinOre- Rers n ne SpIit, dc.
-Four thirss OF great pubic interest The spscls
topics OF the day In washlngton-sho reception OF IT,
Jspsnsse by the Preiseni the cnesso couveatoa, the
address 10 the rational democracy from The Southern
democratic virg o. both houses Of rgres aad tbs
ply In the Senate Of Jefferson Davis ais great
Gays campaign siecucreerne sqususr sovereignty
sps,oh Of Mr. Douglas
The Jspspete have carried and carry Ing everything
before them. They have created seosaon here equal
10 Kossuih reception The death CT Bill Poole 10 New
York. They the pine DAY ~osder the mulutade,
and the multitude are at their hees night and day rney
are cecSecly rcpuiar, aud they bear themselves like
ger tlentp Of the Celestial rchool
The Chicago ronr alton snxously looked FOR, AMI the
tecsuse Of tbose recent reports thai se yard
nay be turerstctd by Rs"s or Banks.
The sdcrss. from The scobcn wing Of the democratic
party Cor 10 the seosdrG States from the Cbare
ten Cotvtpton IN pcction 9TH The last speeoh OF
Mr.. ncugss ersb'e NJ, think, 70 form pressy cor
rect cor ~ the urshos ~ The ~ mocra sfcusned
Convsnuen q, Baltimore. The lines between Mr. Dcasa'
and TIC stltbsIn ctmccfacy are dhunctiy arsvn ,nsy
, sns III raecssacp Of su,hsrn
frhfs the Territories scccrdirR 70 ihe Meo cou nec
scr. He pcnes them IN advance ma .ney ,se s 20,
esn or viii be rrsned that the mountain osnno come
10 N,btntt, NAL cmst nust come 10 the mountain.
II. Ceny.n,icr uttfore, viii meet 70 undef 80 another
d,,rr,sr ara 70 corsrp the dnt grafton Of the
rsrry IT'S believed that THIS southern address VIII
have he eject Of bringing ur the southern Char estos
esdirs ctierscrs 10 Baltimore end southern Senator'S
xprsss ,irere bepe that this reunion Of tho Ccuvero
vl r,put IN the ptop Of ssiisfsctoy souihsn fiat
foym or in he rcni, on q MI Hurteror sme other
~to viii be ssisiae'ory 10 The SOUTH even without,
platform.
But AZ I've Convention heightened al the tail yin be
sboftebed sttbe heal the rejection Of Mr. Douglas
scccurt OF bic platform OF bis platform account Of
Mr. pousise, vii oniy charge the Charleston rupture
fr,m s5uthtrn 10 Northern and indie pendent
initial movement And this will doubtless be the
last chsptev Of the ceorazed partya party
Which, beeirp'rF urcr the political capital Of tho batus
of New 0rksns, tuublrs 70 pieces upon constnuuoaa
abstraction. -
AZ We cote Wife mall The House has h,uled 10 and
bee before u on trial sr waiher, the Eryres c,rres
csrt c b. that 81 Of lass Congress from
The liberal Mr. Wendell, ana the loohs rather blue
and becoming very Interesting.
To IN Hrwc -NnhspsI Hsrten who v.s ccnvissed In
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numbers Of American asgs Of an sizes, plAss...
svicss the avms ~ All the States vYes- "a An =


WIT. '". .vus o, all the States vre:.a1nsdlvS
v: .s ssS S:esl he Brighton paw sio"ss
Of t.ste and very bad taste q that n, great deal
sss' 81 s'S he c ourS
be elected ;s a.. ar 100 nsh for York 1osSsny
patty Chicago have IN ors a. ,9ss me dspSSp can
favorable BY these dauS. WIS., very
working IKE 80 O.ny bss. sSen Visited The ws Ss
row. Inc ss hers all violent poll .s and one
c can, W serstsnd commence the smsless N Of irs.
Won !" aout defining his position upon the question
;o.,~s and % on. Tho bellies on the sD' rs s
literally rolled up their sleeves and eat into The work
con amore ls naiuIed democrats tia. the green
gates tsDd they are vedant enc ush) but not fcr
the pot TO sssail the kettle on aca .uns Of It's huo NV
violent contrasts New To's = really ss isu the %
or two On hs This city which Su
had It's up, AMI dowo in street grades and other
nD5 as y b., "a broad unosn.
chow mat there So Foundation for this miraculous
prosperity Chicago periec, rcaex Of AL tie good and
me oac 10 our nSop al character sere raay be seen,
in siers0.eoIe II strong points and all weak
On,, 1S cur ~ adlong haste e be richall our con-
paryenu aiecsst on-sn energy enterprise and
peIseyes,nee posed to which dIcal,ies insar
economy Attn rpeo-in iacz all the idiosy Of
Young AMY ca msy be sumuod up m the nsei, word
New Flour at Augusta.
| AUGUSTA, Ga, May IS, 1900.
Flour rom wheat In the market TO day. IL
| was $50 ind In stovalis mills, Augusta email ship
| meat v III leave for New York to morrow
Death of Hon. VIVA: .. Da-r.n:
| BosroS May 49, 1850.
SSe Hon. Vim. g. Danr 81, . well known priuter aud
aie member Of Congress from the Third district, did
yesterday after q long Illness.
"A Obituary.
IL NEWARK May IS, 1850.
Hon Ferdinand Shenk, OF Somerset county, former
Of Congress- and several years Judge OF the
Court Of Errors ana Appeals Of this Sse died suddenly
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| New Flour at Augusta.
| AUGUSTA, Ca, May IS, 1900.
| fiouf rom wheat In the market TO day. IL
Wa s-o ind In sfovals mills Augusta A email ship
meat v III leave for New York to
, 1860-03-03
CHICAGO, SATURDAY. MARCH 8. 1850.

known Mr. Hossack for many years. Vas in
Ottawa in October at the time Of the rescue
case: first saw Ph'llips Oh the evening of the
day before the bearing. went up to the meet
ing 1T Mr. Stout's office. and was there told that
Judge Leland, NJ: Gray. and myself, were
negro was held. l went up to the Ge!ger
House apd Saw Albright; we.asked him if be
would show us the. process by which hs held
the negro; be told me he held him by aprocess
issued by the Judge Of Union county; Mr..
Gray asked further. and Albright said there WAS
another writ in Mr.. Avery's hands; we went
down to Ar: Avery''s office and there saw the
q. S. Commissioner writ with the deputization
Of ~Aibrig ght; saw Mr. Phillips that evening
aud asked Of him to See The process7 he said he
lad nothing- hut referred us TO III. Albright !;
some Of Us, we're afraid the Negro would be ia.
Ken away without answering tue writ; he as
.sured uh he should not be; the next day when
the parties got together for the hearing, there
were severa! of US made objections The circum-
stances Of the hearing were given in detail up
to the time when the decision was given. at
which time witness Left tha Court room. For
this reason, in his evidence nothing connected
Hossack with the rescue.
- 1rots e1111aed-f left Immediately upon the
decision being giyen, IS had business to call
EIpin r.. Caai13ii1erlain, stoorns-. was stand-
ing in the centre of the room as the negro came
through the crowd : Mr. Albright starred, bar
ing both hands orer the :negro's arms; did
not Zee Ar. Hossack 10 the room; l SAW him
come to the door; ! think he could not have
put his hand On the negro, or should hare
seen it; i had not seen him before that time
the moment the vote was taken, Albright said
:" thank you gentlemen, all want is to carry
out the law; be then said 10 the negro, Then
During the hearing was in the corner. near
Nhe1e Albright and the negro were; did not
hear any one told to :. get out Of the way 30 the
nigger can get out Of tie window" Albright
nude no other remark than that named uotil
after the negro had gone out. He then said,
"Gen,lemen, it you want the negro you can
have him / have done my duty"
Adjourned to 9f L. u. Saturday.
, 1860-03-03
MORE PR0OF. ,
Il !
COMING BT SHIP LOADS.


Elton TrM cpd Lt.Anpu1s 1xr 1kk-Ex
NnxArk1z. MAr,h :, 1sso.
4 suspicious craft left this city early this
morning bound for the lumber region, with
some 800 or'4oo Irish minds On board; she
is well provided With textrt cots and, But1a1o
robes. 10 suEpic<sn vas trousidfas to her feal
destination. until she was. seen to change her
course when few miles north Of Nilwapkse,
Tor Chicago. where she is really bound With,
doubtless, the intention Of participating in
your charter elasP!jen:, & sbs. Fill doubtless ar;
rive some time tonight and unload her cargo,
and then return Tor another lond. The bloody;
Third Of This City, :'rlisl is 4'eopl<d:ty Irish
Catholics entirely. arc all astir. This craft be-;
longs in your city. Watch your ports tonight,
and every night until after election. In case
any thing more turns up I will telegraph.
'4:s!e 'GoFs 4 '':'f' :4tci'p d. 'puz,ys.
, 1860-03-03
The Wages OF Laborers.

A1FE44aE
The Gurnccites arc making themselves hoarse
, in ustering the falsehood tliat Dir. Wentworth,
while MaypE, Ta3 in i&1er Of redrrfnEthe Wiz
e, "es Of laborers to 50cents day. We hare pub
lished the letter Of Comptroller Ward, branding
the statement with fa'Ael,ood, and we now add
The communication Of VIM. H. Dunn, Street
Commissioner Of the West Division, 1857, to the
same effect: -, :,
10 7ilE.l'rB1rc.-Repor{s Being assiiuoausly
circulated, that Mr.. Wentworth, while Mayor,
was in favor Of reducing the unyes Of cammou
: labarcrs 10 fifty cents1a day, wish to state
what know about tho matter.
: The first week after ! took my office, I re-
me TO call as' the Mayors Office ] went there,
,aud Mr. Wentworth Instructed inc to put the
streets in my division in good order, and to
keep them 20; to sivc,- in this way, the laboring
men as much work as consistently could, and
to PAT THEN Goop1HAEEs:A
Reforming to nv bpok*, ,*fhst''J paid common "a.
borerh ONE DOLLAR 4 DAY; mechanics from
$l.5o to *l.1':, and teams $:.
To these facts. hundreds Of labodng meusansl
tca1lst6rs; Id the West Division, can now bear
witness. WA. n. UCNS,
Street Commissioner, ,,lsa7.
f:iuce the above WAS in type, VIC hase re-
ccived the following from D. G. uawlcy:
To TIE Editor o. the 10 knal:
see CONSIDERABLY is being said about the wa.
ges paid to street labo< <ers under the udnnistrn-
:1ion Of MIR. Wentworth in 1857. During, that
year, !. as Street Commissioner Of tue South
Division, never paid the k.aborers for the city
less than dollar . dny, AGd much of the time,
1sb"E T. "E ss"s ding scarce md 4 A*e to pay 'ae
Sescr, Ut any time NOT uni, r any cireum.tan'
Ger, did we puy less thnn dVar for laboreFs,
nur less thnn &c. % for .eau.. ID sometimes 81
hltrf1 x.E I'll 1ha rnnf- .1nltn Wont.
, 1860-03-03
presa s. Gtiibunc
CHIfAGO.*..:. i. :.


The News.
:. Some now facts in 49a-d to the lost steanier
Hungarian her crew ind passengers, viii hn
found under the- te:eg3sphic' head. The crew
eutlrc is asccrtained to bare numbered "A. The
number of passengers D. bonrd has not yet been
ascertafnca. But ,hrec bodies havc beeh found
two men and one chip.
Ex-Licut:, Gov. .Ford:: :was yesterday elected
Printer to the House {bv fire majority. We
trust lis election will 3lnd the assault Of any
RsJfatbis time. T.: :: = -"
In the Hou6e, yestezdf3 y, Mt. Collar from the
Committee On the Post jonieo, reported a bill
authorizing publishers d newspapers to print
On their papers The date i hcn subscriptions ex-
pire; and it was passed. ::
, 1860-03-03

Inspectors Of Election Next Tuesday.
First Ward-ofinEton Lint, Frank1in Gray,
3. F. STROLLER.
Second Ward-1saac speer, Theo. Hartman,
. Third ward-A. Garrison, Samuel c. Blake.
fetcr Eo8s. & A.,l Hi.''.- : ~
Fourth ward-J. N. Richards, r. F. Rohnot,
Philip Deau. :: j. -.
Fifth Ward-Noah sturtcrant, E. L. 0'Hara,
J. P. Cook. ,a
Sixth watdA p: '0zier, Lewis is Richbere,
Edmpnd Eitzgihhaas- ..s.~.~'. :--.o 4-." -'~''so
seEenth WaEd--4A. c. uesing, James c. Grant,
John 81 Hugh.
Eighth .Ward@E: c. ~Eathed; ;A6difciw Nelson,
Dantel aluAe9f ~-.- -; --L---.'-''
Ninth "ard-A. II. Burley, 4. G; Coventry,
John S. yogt. -~--:-' ~ ~''~"
Tenth Ward-7Lewis, Dodge, Charles Rietz,
Christian Hoffman.
, 1860-03-03


One Of the "cartains Of hundreds was
showing lis list Of voters to aleilow Den" crat
yesterday, nrd 'chuckling over the handsome
addition it would made to the regular ticket
The list embraced a hundred and ten Irish
names, ill Of whom were regularly paid and
imported from Memphis, Tennessee. The-cit-
izen Democrat listened for time. but his hon
est nature prevailed, and ho denounced the
whole scheme as an effort to pcrpctzato ar
Infamous swindle. He will vote the Rcpnb
1ican ticket and induce every body he can te
do the sa.ne. Some Of cur citizens who's
business does no: call them'in the street ma.
scarcely be able to credit sneh~ statement
hut an hours walk uuy afternoon IN the. 7ac'n
i:y q. the public square, will banish oil skept'
cisra on this point 49,.