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prasant a quorum. A communication from
the Coz ptroller that ce1tsin clzims Of Street
Comu1,ss,oners be referred to commission Of
the three Judges Of the Superior Court Re-
ferred 10 appropriate Commutee.
A report was presented by The same, anuouuc-
,no a deficiency ia the accounts of the late City
C,1lector. i. F. G. Mueller, amounting 10
Srs41. %. and that the City Attorney had been
Instructed to commence suit {Tae bondsmen
# Mr. Mueller are MessrB. n. b. Judd, E. i.
McCagg, and F. Letz
denoait for survey Of Buffalo street for WIDEN
inT tbc same from aylor to Twelfth street. was
;rsuffic3ent and calling for further sum Of $20-
Charles H. Vandercook WIS, on petition Of
the Chicsgo Water Works Co., appointed spe-
eial constable to collect water rents.
Tho semi annual report Of Chicago Water
vorks Company, WAS presented and ordered
nrinted, For ak months ending June 80, re-
ps;nts for Water Rents tG2, ,6os.5o. Total re-
rs;nts for same period &63, ,65u.86.
The contract for supply Of coal fer Water
Works presented aud flied.
Repoit on balance due on AeAdamlzlng West
1,.ta and Madison streets referred to Finance
| Committee. ~
The report Of City Comp. p.roller WAS presented
m The bill OF ]. Il. Gray for $500 a. agent q
Reform School, was referred back to thu Board
| of Guardiaoa' ,...
| A. .sse.smsnt roll and remonatrauce wal
/ nre.ented and read, On the confirmation OIL a.
p.s.ment. for widening Dysr Avenae fFoU
Archer Road to the Ri7er:
AID, Myers presented n.4:'
qnot ncea'' l' -. Invalid man incapable c
..u work. Also an order that Martin Mc
Carsby be granted such ordinance
Alderman Colby presented petition tor ID
erection Of gas posts on Indiana avenue:
| Alderman Alston presented communicate
! relative to gauging Of casks in this city, %
asking that moro accurate means OF gangln
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direction over British Americs to Hudson's
Bay, near Fort York, at The mouth Of Nelson's
River, crossing Hudson's Bay and Labrador to
Cape Caidley, which will be the most favorable
position On the continent for observing the to-
tai eclipse
The Smithsonian Institution, at Washington,
have already dispatched vessel to Cape Child
ley with complete scientific corps on board.
Mr. Robert kennicott Of this city will be in m
equally favorable position for observation, at
Fort Resolution o. Great Slave Lake, directly
under the umbra, or line Of total eclipse, po-
sition we envy "Rob" on this very sultry day
Of present writiog, as well as on the occasion
of the great darkening.
The unbra or line Of total eclipse is seventy
miles wide, whereas the penuubra, IN Which
the sun will appear more or less eclip.ed, will
extend from the Gulf Of Mexico to ~ degrees
upon the opposite side OF the north pole, dis
tauce Of over six thousand miles. The umbra,
in its passage over the earth, makes curved
line, shown in the diagram.
This eclipse is IN old acquaintance Of the as
tronomers, who do not care for @ few centuries
more or less in making up their lists Of celes~
tial friends. I,s first appearance sluce the cre-
alton of the world, WAS in the year A. D. 953.
It has continued TO appear every nineteenth
| year since until this eclipse. 1t will continue
| to appear every nineteenth year until the year
2274, when the moons shadow will just touch
| the earth at the north pole, which will be its
seventy sixth periodical and "posi!iutiy last"
appearance (the sun being quite above profes"
sional tricks known to earthly "stars.") At
the expiration oftwelve thousand four hundred
a7a niuety. two years, it will come on again at
the south pole, and 60 through asini!ar course
| II Is uncertain who will be OUT successors in
The Pass AND TRIBUNE Of that remote future
For the information Of the reader DESTROYS
of being posted as to the places in our country
where this eclipse can be seen, We add thif
table Of localities and times:
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TO RENT, FOR SALE, AMP
TO RENTING. rs y ea NJ .lson st!e.t-A neat udT
resteaee Rooms ia hsu.e 3ol south Wells aret 70.
korns sikh good Hss.s Barn. Il No - ChAzss stree.
South lhvaoa.
Fur 5 s-LE-si1 \ acze blocks Il tho Union. PaEf-
Also. thee 70, fa1M-.
E. II. CU4AITGa
=
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Pro:rcAs Of kidnapping In Illinois

PF0.rcAs Of kidnapping In 1llino1H%
MEssnA Epi1oRs -When the kidnappers Of
Jim, {the negro who became 80 famous in con-
occ.iop with the Ottawa Rescue Case, attempt
cd IN the night preceding the frs. day Of
October last, to force jim into the cars, u G.
Roots, well known to the conductor, J. CormAi.
requested Cormpi not to receive him, informing
him It was clear case Of kidnapping; that
there was no culur Of law for his arrest As
Cormsi did not heed the request, Roots warned
him under the penalty Of the law not to tske
The negro. Cormai directed the kidnappers to
mt the negro in second class chr, and in spite
Of Roots warning aud the negro's struggling,
he wus forced into the car. This was stated on
the trial of the Ottawa rescuerA-
Mr. Ot., tie AEs't Suptr's Of the Ill. c. RE.
having charge Of tue southern d1vlslon. on
which this occurred, was ipfosmtd Of the facts,
and bo, he and Cor1nai msde much sport o.
Toot's jmpoten. cttempt to induce Cormac moi
u take the negro. Co, n.Ai is etill q conductor
on tLst Division, and Or ID still Ass's Super
Of that division. ..
During ths fore pr: Of this month nefFt
Eas arr. ssed In Union coupty. Two men star
ted for u.ssou11 viii him lie ran, WAS sho
It and slightly wounded. 0ne man went on tt
Cape Girat deau, hoping TO hear Of IN owner
they look lin to Jouesboro, but the Joneebor'
otiicials having been instructed by the nigge
Jorn case, retustd to have anything to d
with him.
lie x.s then taken to DoaRola station, il
Union county, On the Ill. c. Il. 4, and conhne
in = sroom-the capiors ssy ing that they "e1
going to advertise hun. On the llth lnst. p
"as mounted ou a horse and taken Away. III
T.s Likely negro, about rs years Of sge.
nase no. learned what has become Of him.
Dodsor. ~ r
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Bor DROWNED morning about
o'clock. Otto Arnold. eight years Of age, was
accidentally drowned, By falling into the river
while trYing to step from wood pile on to the
schooner Mary, lying between Randolph and
Madison streets, on the west side of the river.
His parents arc Germans, living on Desplaines
street, between Washington and Madison, They
have five other children, the Oldest sixteen
years Of age and the youngest two. L verdict
WAS returned Of accidental drowning.
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RuaIh Medical College,

We have rcceiaed the eighteenth annual an
uouncement Of Ruah Medicsl College. This
old and excellent institution has now a promi-
nent place among its class Of professional
schools. Its present Faculty is composed Of
prominent members Of the medical fraternity
as follows:
p,ue, Bra3n,.d. II. D., PTes!teatr!ot Of Sur
ee1y and Clinic.l surgery. lanes :. i! ney, D.,
Chtni y "a rLa%y aS J. Aa;%, !; A
and Clinical Medicine. J. ~. f.seI y. y pseessE Il
sur1iraI Ana,omy aod Surgical Pathology Del ak {
NfeS. II. y: i1 .essos Of 3s.'s.sss md Di;s.sts .!
frh,sioiosy and Fsth loEg. Eph1ln 1nsai.. 4. D
Professor Of Malesa Med sod medic. jurisprudence
H. Kea D., Observation-Disclosures or AnAGny
Fdsin ruTel- M g., Iemonstrator Of Anat1ny.
The Preliminary Course conm:nces Weduea
day October 10th; the Regular Session com
meuces with the General introductory Lecture
Wednesday November 7th, at II O'Clock P. N.
andcontinues until the Annual Commencement
Wednesday, February eth, 1861.
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f,1,gcaro Academy OF Sciences.

-,. =, e~rure;nn yeaterdaT to
.n's o's4ss ~ :N:...:.n of +he of1;crrs Of the
1aHs io'e ,,,,.-..'1..a no;1ro,d Leaving Ill.
e1'saso NV .-a,ta. l,,fnr. ten. the members
4:po. !s ,,a;. ~ ,,d;ss an, ere.ts were soon under
WI. ,"...a- p.-ond Exams. n ther crossed
.sp'. .sp ...s, ~ ~ tha famous tornado. This Was
s.-o.a1 -n;,.s ,r;de. and over The whole space
o. 4,ora or 1ess broken bv
49, 49, - s;a,a,ce If The temnest. One or two build
.ne ''e -,.. ,n-,ofad hit The s,orm while il
.ns s.... h-a.dth sasned IN have less iuteu.
a;.r th.n .bere Il crossed the Mississippi.
..1.l. rora,t The nartv nroceeded to Acad.
d. and there was seated at q pictur.
guy 49, - .ra -sv;na. mot ,esv;nc
~ =. r. ~. ...r. rrstic stand was hastily
I'M 49,, - a., - .on,,.,v listened IN n 1ec.
.'no'1 p...n. from rrof nrancb At The
49, ~ -. .,..,,ro n. o,d;ence h;oh]v inter.
s'.ss =. y. 49, ~. -racso, e,oon,ncc Of the sneaker
'e's .e,.a .,a ,tard and nro.ent,d him
G:.s ;s.nnar.h,a floxe1s with manv questions
w. ~ - .ha;r names md nroperties. After the
~ ...;.a;na. ~ and curiosity bad subsidized al! Eat
s1~ -s 1...oor of n;c.n;c dinner.
ov" 49, r. n.r,r toot II. NAV n tho 1sts
-s,;F. ~ and darn tbe rsv;ne. in n
'A -, a,r;,,s n babo,d Some
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19rrss 4 Eribt&ttE
Campalgu Biography OF Abraham


Campaign biography OF Abraham
Lincoln.
We issue Il. day campaign Biography Of
shc Republican ssandard-bearer, in style
SO compact and cheap that, with suitable
effort Oh the part Of cubs, cauvassers and local
committees, 1t may reach every voter in the
Northwest before the campaign is over. It is
a pamphlet Of 50 pages, Of close type. double
columns, and in the style and shape of the
campaign life Of Col. Fremont, issued in 1856
1t has been prepared with great care. by one
Of the editors ef this paper, and it may be con-
sidercd an entirely reliable and authentic mar
1a.ive Of the life 0. ABRAHAM L1scoLH,-e1n-
bracirg also the substance Of his debates with
Mr. Douzlas in 1858, and a complete history Of
that remarkable campaign. 1t has been The
purpose Of the writer to make it tue document
OF the times. A copy should be placed in The
hands Of every man in the Northwest who can
read the English language For the purpose Of
giving it The widest circulation we WlI 1uflsh
it ut the following reduced rates:
Single copies. ......--..........-.--.- ceEts'
Fer dnzen .4u Ccntns
Ter hunotcd: .-..-..."".'-."--...".." g ~ ~
Ter thousand. .....-..-".-.-.-.....". f-V w
When ordered by mil, one cent each must
be added fer postage. Send in your orde1s.
Address. Press aud Tribune, Chicago, illinois.
, 1860-07-17

The Republicans Of the With Congressional
District in this State, have nominated j. T.
Cunningham, Esq, Of Giles County, for Con-
gress. Mr.. Cunningham is an old, wealthy
and we'll known farmer Of Coles County, pop
uiar with al classes, and we have every cen
f:j*1cc 1ha! lie will tc elected. a correspond.
ent writing from Aattoon assures us that he
will swetp the district,
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A
WHnlso1os, July 1lth.
Shrewd Southerners are beginning to under
stand that The wreck and ruin foretold BY DEM
aRocues hns already come. and that the scenes
enacted ut Charleston and Baltimore are the
worst Of it. 1t il now nscerta.ned that alter all
the noise these champions Of "Southern
Rights" hare raised in regard to the "brutal
factions into which the fricuds Of Slarery are
divided hute each other worse than either hates
the Republicans: and That either would pre-
fer the election ot Lsucoln to that Of the ca1-
d,da,es Of the rival faction. Thus it is, that
Providence, "wlo temp RI the wind to the
hborn lamb,' seems to be preparing tue Slavery
pyopaeaud1sts tur submission to the rule of the
hated Rerublicans, by bcgetting in their bo-
Sums still mere intense hatred Of those whom
they regard rs false friends.
Whatever may be the career Of the Repuh]i-
Gun party-wheiber it is destined to rule the
county Tor long series Of years, or whether
it ia soon 10 be superseded, knnw not; but one
great fact seems to be cl.ar ano unmlStaEaole'
yix: that the country has outRrown the doni-
nation Of the alavcpower; aud that no more,
while seed time uad harvest return, can an nd
vocRte, or even an apolngist OF Slavery, be
elected to the Presidency. Whoever, 10 the
coming wears, shall labor under " the infrm3ty
If noble minds" ambition, nust hang hls harp
upon the willow, or he must sing the praises Of
| Liberty. Slavery may laat. Know not how
lopr. but it can never be extended beyond its
present limits. Ii will hare its local it auence,
and will continue to make and unu1ake pr6vin-
cial politicians; but its national influence here
after will be held in subordinz1ion To the higher
| and nobler sentiment, the love Of liberty. Here,
then, is glorious achievement already won-a
| goal already reached by the enemies OF Slavery
/ which must iusure the healthy action Of ths
hodf polite, whatever party names may be
clothed with power.
| The city Of Washington is rather outside q
the Republican centre os gravity, but the party
machinery, composed Of REPRESENTATIVES 1rcrt
all The Safes in which .he party has an eais
tence, keeps up rami6ed correspondence herr
which fe~ other places eujoJ. From thea
sources learn 1othing but cheering news.
Even from Caliiornia hear accounts whicl
would seem utterly improbable but Tor the cur
rent uews from the adjoining State Of Oregon
From Illinois no breath Of ooubt comes, an
from Indiana the Republican Vaccinations at
almost equally zargu,ne.
Leading Democrats from tue South, who sti
liuger shout the capital, concede the electio
OF Lincola and l1amlln, ard manifest degre
Of Christiaa Resignation, under the Afllc1ln
dispensa.ion, worthy Of ail rraise.
, 1860-07-17
adopted. Referred to Committee on L.

be adopted Keterrtd 70 CoWm1tee On LII
censes.
Alderman Foss presented petition on IN old
claim. Also petition on the license question.
Referred 70 Mayor and Comptroller :,
An order presented that tne mAyor o1lng ~
bis official appointments before the Councl Tor
confirmation at the next meeting. fas9sa
Petition Of Mrs. hates and Adam BAL IN Tue
matter OF licenses. Referred to COMMITTEE on
Finance.
Petlt:on for lamp posts on Halated street,
Referred to proper committee:
Petition for release OF one barney tal'agner
, 1860-07-17

The St1te Journal informs us that the Reg
;.ler, from which We copied tie Yates and Al
len correspondence III our issue Of yesterday,
suppressed the mu:t important letter Of tue
whcle. ,o.wit, Mr. Ya.es reply to Allcn's last
letter, in which he tiatc:) 1amcd the places
at which their joint discussions should be
held, learing Alien TO name lie time. The
public will remember that Aliens objections
to the prclinlirares 1efsrrtd only to the time,
which i. 1ow appears were wholly st his op'
fiOI!
, 1860-07-17

EXCURSION 70 EyAxsros-Ths Sunday School
connected With the Indians sts1st Ns'- -..:, :,
Church WILL b. --s . pa*kst picnic excprsion 10
Evanston tomorrow "wednesday.
The cars leave the old Milwaukee Depot at 8
o'clock 4. H., and return at At p. Il Tickets,
50 cents. Children Is cents. The public and
friends Of good cause areinvited to accompa-
ny the school
, 1860-07-17
nAIRY FARMS FOR sALE>
within 40 miles OF Chicago.

THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CoAHA-
NY nays 10000 .e'es of high, r'ln& = ar* 1 Lana.
the4 offer fos .ale on tha most llbeta! t94mA-
:hose xho w!sh se y ;nss q o. n ors
eleibls rtsna can b seiseteA nd the afe r. ~
raaksa that seese p1onue ~ b ds1 ,1 III b. etrsd
10 trbee Who des!r- 10 r1annps thes1 iAoh AIpy -
LAND DkPA An1xEAT, l. q. H. n etusa.. soo~ s
, 1860-07-17
Tho Great Kfngabury Case-~VerdIct
for the Defendant.


In the United States Court yesterday, the
jury came IN With verdict for defendants in
the great ejectment case Of Kiugabury u. Chi
cago, St. Paul and Fond du Lac, now Chicago
and Northwestern Railway.
This is one Of class Of cases which would
have given the plaintiff, with i verdict, a mar
TOW strip Of land worthless for any practical
use By itself, but rs holding the water front Of
the Railroad Company, Of nearly 800, 900 value
to the defendants.
The case depended and turned On question
q to the integrity Of faint line along ths riyer
COMMANDED By defendants to bs forgery re-
Gently put o. Tho verdict distu1bs no one,
but leaves everything u it is. subject to sec
ond trial to be commenced BY Tbs plaintiff, IN
| do. the statute which allows the sams in eject.
.nent cases on payment Of costs.
, 1860-07-17

B The Republicans Of Michigan ha.s nads
tbs following nominations. They ars Ill new
men bat Nj. Kellogg:
lat District, Bradley F. Granger, Taahtenax
Connty.
2a District, Fernando c. Beaman, Lenawse
County.
3D. Dtstr'ct, Francis " Kellogg, Kent County
4eh District, Rowland i. Trowbridge, Oak
land County.
, 1860-07-17

The West Side Railroad 4uchtl0ns
In the Common Council last evening, ii re-
port by Alderman Myers. IN ordinance was
presented allowing the connection Of the tracks
Of the Pittsburgh, Chicago and Fort Wayne
With tue Chicago and Northwestern, and with
the proposed Great Vest Side Union depot
grounds below Madison street, ty crossing at
grade the principal bridge streets, Van Dnren,
Madison, 1laIdo1pa and Lake, ame1duhIy OF
the Original ordinante allowing such conuec>
ton through tunnels made in the approaches to
the bridges. This is the subject which has re-
ceived tuch active discussion and excited 80
much feeling, and ss VIC deem justly, among
residents Ct the West Division.
Aswe suited would lie the cuse in cur last is
sue, Luis ordinsnee, as will be seen, goes over
until the next meeting and is to be printed. In
connection herewith comes The Withdrawal ii
the Chicago aud Nor1hH eatern from 1heirshare
Of the petition, Limiting ut other connections 10
be made with Eassern liEcs. go
I'll. present aspects Of the case leave little 10
be jone Ut the meeting called for this evening
nj West Market Hall, except that our citizens
stand Grn in insisting on compliance with the
original ordinance relative to tuunels. The
Wes: Side may better make present to tie
railroads Of the right Of Why along the entire
riser front from Van Bu1e1 10 Luke street.
rather than have the trains Of six great rail-
roads passing and requesting Tn the h:1dge
streets Ut grade.
We have ever ADVOCATED the West Side Union
Depot. 1t is IN advantage the Vest s,oe1s
mus, no. let slip from them, and it some OF the
cupisai..s who hold real estate 10 happily TO-
Gated as to hkve rendered them warm friends
Of this 'er mea.ure, but come forward IN the
furtbcrauce Of the original proposition the qnes'
ton will he Of easy settlement Detter help the
roads build the tunnels now, than to give up
the s:rec.s, We scarcely care 10 write the word
Temporarily, for we have little faith that, the
tracks once down, they would be moved to'
years, if ever.
The Vest Side lcsidents nrc interested TO Sc
cure that depot 1t must b. in the right way
aod that as at first askcd and granted. VI
hare not word 10 say against our Aailroada
They have built our city aud give Us our prou'
position. but there is reason IN all things an
every reason ~hy the roads seeking union
tue Great West Side Depot should build tht'
tunnels first. VIC shall look to see the sui
scrip,,ou papers started at once among th
prom,nent interested citizens and property
holders, pledging material aid for those tut
nels. They mag easily be completed before ii
winter sets in-
1t would be good idea 10 have West Mark
Hall filled with West Side residents this ere
ing. and aome action taken in the mntteT Of II
great depot, aud aiding the roads to build Il
sunuels. The West Side can we'll 1fFo1d to 81
such aid. Can better far afford it, than to gl
up the streets.
, 1860-07-17
Tho Small PoL.

What between the inactivity Of our authori-
ties in attending to the few cases Of small pox
that needed their attention. and the m7l'on.t-
ofthe 7inses Clique of split Democrats who Insist
on the presence Of something second only to the
plague IN London, were one to judge from ths
phrases used, the sanitary reputation Of our
city abroad suffers as deeply and widely as the
eager zeal aud industry ofourna1s in rival cities
can spread the same.
The infamous outrage Of the small pox pa-
tient left in the Court House, al noted yester-
day, is now traced to knot Of ANAL politicians,
who took the poor wretch from the house Of bis
brothtr-in lau, and left him where at that stage
Of bis loathsoue disease many might he impez-
illed. Seeking such means Of bringing odluu,
on the Cit, Government is mora than inhuman, /,
it is iendish. We do not exculpste our author
tiles from blame for tardy attention to this mat
ter. but believe they are now on the alert fol-
the action that msy be demanded.
, 1860-07-17

I0n0 xktGAm8As
The Chester County (i'a+) 1imts Of the 14th
inst, contasus d call for "a grand mass meeting
of the friends Of Lincoln, uaulin and Curtin"
to be held on the eth init, and announces thst
Hon, John Hickman and other eminent speak
crs, will be present 10 address the people.
, 1860-07-17
III ANNIBAn CITY PROPkRTY
IL ALI
TT II R.4K G.4LG.

o0.r 70, mis- 1t Gr II Ba,s.o, ny Hotel property,
kn3vo ~ tse "'IuSEkA. Hht.s nAted on
houTi.
1hl. Hotel built Of brick ind n.os~ - sbres atrssA
HIN III. feet froIt ttsp> Win An ell twesty y
thtt lei and co1t4ins hlffJ Tho lot On hub
dr md tty.two da<p. with nEh sAAs 60 ehtuss o.
TIC b .ek part
rp,. hou+e h.a Avays doue and Is row doing No.
busln<.s belnx ahe best oe.uoo in he ttty ox as1nE
nv NJ = aue i 1h41 cannot s,tsnd u husiae4s,
Aixo nv house and lot IL uated Fouth street. h.
tvrrn Hi sud b1d tre+tA II IL 4pol Wu stofY
fr.He With stone ment and " room with
IN; rate cue1u. s1oke-hou T. d. srut Ing i.ess
md saubbe1y On the lot. jNO. q. T.,NchAY.
u = panleu'a1s addEess o7 Apply 70 AI1x.C. ION
CkAf, No 7 Levee, Aanulna1, NJ.
Ru111acE :--LAzah i aienan. Thoznax 4. Har.ta,
Attorneys 1t Law, Aaan4nE- No. lyAe6s3 in
, 1860-07-17

TuE WKArnkR.-Yesterdsy WAS war1u, but we
believe our friends in the country suffered
more than We did on this Lake shore. At
nightfall fresh breeze sprung up from of The
water
, 1860-07-17

For some time past astronomers have been
on the qui pius for the great Solar Eclipse
which is to take place to mo1row, to be visible
throughout the United States and Canada- Ut
this eclipse We present a projection Calculated
for this city. The eclipse will occur in chies-
go as follows:
Hour. Mn.
beginning. ........................'.'''.'
Gteitest obseuratlon. -
Ed. ;. ......-.....
sdSiu ec1psed on the Suns northern Limb.
The world has long since departed from the
idea that the black disc our readers will see To-
morrow partially obscuring the sun, is mon
ster about to eat up that luminary. ana win
better knowledge Of the causes OF this beauu-
full phen hare arisen interesting
calculat,ons, the means Of testing the moons
motions, and determining the longitude Of p'a-
ces On the earth. An Importance Is attached
to this eclipse as being the ore OF all DINERS 10
take placa this century most conveniently on'
served
Following the heavy dark line across the dis
gram IN a south. easterly direction it will be
seen that to persons in portions Of British
America, Labrador, Spain and Northern Africa
the eclipse will be total, and watched by a line
Of Investigators throughout those regions
which are readibly accessible.
| Ihs eclipse whi.h is to occur next year. On
tho 3lst of December, can only be well seen
| from the middle Of the Atlantic Ocean or inc
Sahara Desert, or from the Mediterranean
that next to come of in the December Of le'o'
can only be witnessed from the Azofes or iuf-
| KEY: that to occur seven years subsequently
en- be best observed from awkward spots IN
Russia and Central Asia, aud the last oDe OF the
century ION August Q, 1896 can oaly be lnVes-
uqated from Greenland, Lapland and Siberia.
The penubra, or partial sha'ow Of the moon'
will frat come in contact with the earth at Inc
rising of the sun in the northern part OF Texas
between the Indian Territory aud New Mexico
It will then take north easterly and then
south. ea.terly course over the earth. Ihe un
hra. or total dark shadow Of the moon, will hrs
come in contact with the earth in tue pacihs
Ocean, one hundred miles west of the coast o
Oregon, directly west Of Oregon CITY, and
Httlo to the sou,h.west Of The mouth Of colon
| hia River. 1t will then pass in northeastern.
, 1860-07-17

"0rr n ruE S11l1r NlGur."-The premises
of g. W. Davenport, in the South Division,
we're entered BY. burglar on Saturday night.
Mr. D. was aroused and made after his noe.
turnal visitor, but the latter escaped.
, 1860-07-17

The Campaign Lille Of Lincoln will be issued
from this Office this afternoon. Newsboys and
newsagents can do well By -etailipg this docu-
ment. Tens of thousands Of people will want
to read it.
, 1860-07-17

DOARDING.-AG Gentleman and
II Lily or two vonnx Ga"tlemen can ind p!ea-ans
rooms md bn11t 27A Indiana street, hoEth atzest-