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, 1860-06-30
From Washington.
Especial U1sEa tothe n. j. Trb1ne
MAsnt SGrps, Nctret1ay. June Il 1sa

THE SATloSAL DEMOCRACY.
The old National Democratic Committee and
Organization here are broken up and aban-
doned. The friends Of Mr. Breckipridge aud
MI: Douglas hare organized separately, and ap-
pointed Committees entirely distinct and hos
tile to each other. The leaders of both inter-
ests openly proclaim there is no possibility Of
compromise between them, and neither side
will countenance the efforts making in certain
States to run combined electoral tickets for the
benefit oflocal politicians who fear to espouse
either candidate.
i SENSIBLE ADMISSION.
Leading Democratic Senators admit that the
success Of the Republicans is inevitable, but are
determined to make the fight in order to expose
the weakness Of Mr. Douglas.
THE PROSPECTS OF porG1As SOUTH.
From present Indications, Mr. Douglas will
have hardly any organization South. His pro-
fessed friends in that section are reteeatiug
every day and iu scores. MIR. Clipgmau, who
has stood up for him among the last here, will
give in his adhesion to Breckinridge as soon as
the Nurth Carolina Convention ratities his nom-
ination. Others are seeking excuses to back
cut since Mr. Fitzpatrick Withdrew.
TIE CALIFORNIA MAILS.
No temporary or other arrangement has yet
been made for carrying the California mails ria
Panama. The Postmaster General refuses to
entertain any proposltloa out one stfletig With
in the provisions Of the law, which only allows
the postages. And lie will not permit the mails
to b. carried with any condition or recognized
contingency By which future claim may be
preferred against Congress for additional com
peasation. This strict Interpretation does not
suit the steamboat owners.
CONSTITUTION 70 Be SUSTAINED.
As the Constikution has boisted Mr. Dreckin-
ridges name to-day, an effort may be made to
sustain it by his friends during the canvasF, ~
its stoppage DOW might be subject to miscon-
struction. The investment wall hardly pay 6,
dividend.
TIE PRICE OF PRINTING.
The printers Of Congress! and their confede-
rates are are in quandary, since The reduction
in tue price Of % per cent, whether to throw
up the work orsso continue and trust to Con-
gress for an increase Of pay next winter. They
contend that this arbitrary discount is ruinous,
and that MF. Haskin's resolution proposing it
was only intended 1or Buncombe.
, 1860-06-30

We beg leave to commend tho Zouayc
Cadets Of this city TO tl'c press Of the East as
young gentlemen whose military skin ard
discipline, and whose correct dcportn,cEt and
good habits ontitlc them 10 esteem and respect.
THY arc about TO visit few Of the larger
Eastern cities; aud If during their absence
they teach other volunteer companies that tie
dissipation which too frequently accompanies
all, .tcns military exercise, is only detractlon
from tho good uame Of the corps in which it
Is practisc3, tlleir visit will not hare been in
raln. We believe we aro not mistaken when
we say thesa il not All unworthy Young man
III the company.
, 1860-06-30

Forney las put lis foot on the plan for IN
union Of the Douglas men and Dreckiuridgc-
tics in Pennsylvania lie is too shrewd pol
itician 10 he caught in the trap which was set
for his friends, the nature Of which we cx~
planned yesterday morning. Now We shall see
war to tho kuife-two electoral tickets, and
perhaps Two State tickets il the field, each Of
which will DO furiously supported by its
friends! Go it. busbandl pitcl1 in, bear
, 1860-06-30
T1ress 4 Trihu11E
CHICAG GO.
0H I U x u 9
GET UP CL u BS!
GREAT REDUCTION.


The best Republican document that can be
distributed in the West, during this campaign,
il tho Chicago Press AND TRIBUNE. In order
to give it broadcast circulation il will be sent
in Clubs. from July list until alter the Presi*
DENTAL election, at the following greatly re-
duced rates,
FOR TIE CAMPAIGN WEEKLY.
Fifteen copies one Addreas. tW
Flfty copies, one addEcte "
t3Inr1r rnn,- . 40
FOR THE CAMPAIGN TRl-WEEKLY.
Tn copies. one M
TEenty copies, adirtsA. 20 w
EB- Fusnl.h Tue T1>t Ma>tc1 With list Of the namea,
and by recent iaw os .rcas IL obliged to deliver
Tic paper. iron bundle kel,l 10 one a4aF:ss.
IF Mouryln Registered Letters scns at osE 1ilf.
Address PRESS 4 TRIBUNE. Chicago ILL.,
, 1860-06-30

Robbins, ESD. lie has three eighty acre 1ot.
OF which this forms part, and if they were all
improved in the same manner, they would not
only be worth hundred per cent. more than
saey now are, but they would command rent-
al which would very soon pay for all the i'm
provements.
We visited two other farms belonging to Mr..
Steel, ucsr the first, and partly adjoining en-
the Southwestern Plank Road, One Of these,
consisting Of ai5 acres, has been under cu1tisa.
ton some six years. Mr.. John Frasier, the
tenant, keeps As COWS and 1o horses, and his
crops Of hay, coru. potatoes &c., &C.. will CON-
pnrc fayorably with those ne hare seen in other
parts Of the State.
Tie adjoining farm Of 100 acres, has betn
under cultivation some four years. Mr. Vim.
Corert is the tenant, and without mentioning
particulars, we see not why if anybody can
make money By farming. be cannot soon lay by
enough to buy farm Of bis own.
The thrifty appearance Of the forest and fruit
trees On all these farms attracted our attention.
Sereral acres On the first farm noticed, have
been underdraine3 By tiles. and are devoted
to IN orchard and for the time the trees have
been set out they showed as much health and
thrift as we hare seen anywhere at the West
Last spring We urged upon the owners Of the
vAcant lands about Chicago the importance Of
bringing them under cultivation. If they wish
proof positive Of what can be done with them,
we ask them to spend half a day as We did in
visiting Mr. Steel's farms. We make the
broad assertion that no l2rge commercial
city in the Union is surrounded with SO large a
section Of country, that is so well adapted to
horticultural purposes; aud Jet everybody
knows that vegetables are nowhere else so
scarce and so dear. Let two years suffice to
remedy this evil Then may VIC hope that
manufactures can prosper, for living would be
brought within the means Of The tolling me-
chanic Meats, -four, &C., are cheaper here
tnan elsewhere, and if vegetables Of all kinds
also become plenty and cheap, it would promote
directly and immensely the manufacturing and
other industrial interests Of the city.
No fears need be entertained that The market
for vegetables, poultry, milk, &C., &C., will be.
come ovcr.stocked. In the ricinity of all large
cities no business phys better We hope there
fore that the owners Of the vacant lands about
Chicago will follow the good example set them
by Mr. Steel, and that within the next three
years every acre between Evanston, blue Island
aud the Dcs PLANES will be brought under eue-
cessful aud profitable cultivation.
Tho -Four PartfeH.
The position Of the various parties may be
thus stated:
The National Democrats arc for Slavery.
The Douglas Squatteritcs arc agaiuEt Free
dom.
The bell Everett Union Sayers arc for and
agsinst-Nothing.
The Republicans. are for Freedom aud the
Rights Of Man. Choose ye which you will
support.
, 1860-06-30

This exhibits Republican gain Of III in
the two counties But wo must wait for news
from tie interior Counties before concluding
that Logan is elected. When we hear from
Marion, Clackomas, Douglass, Lane, Be1ton,
Liun, MunomalI, Washington and Yambill
counties, VIC shall be better able to conclude
how the State has gone If the Republicans
have won the victory it secures two United
Et 7+oe Ennntors
, 1860-06-30

tD The Baltimore Rpa1lican declares fer
breckenridge. '1t is matter Of deep regret"
it says, "to feel that: we are to battle with 4
powerful foe, while our own forces arc divided.
But VIC shall do our duty, and leave the results
to that orcrruling Providence nho can evolve
light out Of Darkness md give The victory to
those who will best serve the great purposes IT
his Government" This mems that Lincoln
will be elected,
, 1860-06-30


i respectable law firm in this city lately re.
ceired q swindling circular, which ut first sight
is well calculated to deceive person not prop.
er1r posted on. such affairs and the myriad
schemes adopted By which the ' needful " may
be raised. The following is copy Of the epis-
tie in question, which to more efltctually gull
the victim is Autographed, and much resembles
mental heading, etc.:
W1LArSoTox, Delaware, juno q, 1867
DEAR SIn :--Haring 1arge correspondence
in almost every section Of country but yours,
aud being satisfied that we cannot introduce cur
lotteries TO advantage in your neghboshood
until We send good Prize 10 some one ltyiuR
there sre oBtr it 10 you. We will, OF course,
expect you to make it known among your nc.
quaintauces, that you have dram handsome
prtze at our Office, otherwise no benefit will nc.
crue to us from this arrangement Ii you will
do ti.at, please send without delay for cersiti-
cate of ii sixteenths Of tickets in the Delaware
State Lottery, class 346, to be drawn under the
management Of Messrs. Wood, Eddy + Co., on
tbs alst July. To show you our faith in the
certificate. We promise that if it does not draw
at 1eust ,V0pt We will give you another certifi-
cate in one OF our Extra Lotteries for nothing,
Let us know how you wish tie money tent 10
you, aud send us $lO in your letter to pay the
managers for the certificate Please keep this
letter strictly confidential until We send you the
money, and use the enclofed envelope to put
your letter in. We sent fl9, 900 last month to
Virginia in this way, and We have no doubt
your luck will be equally as good.
Please send Immediately.
Very respectfully,
uANxE1r l. Co.
That promise 10 send $4,000 prize ticket,
guaranteed to drdu, for the small sum Of ten
, 1860-06-30

Tho statement in the Times, Of yesterday
morning, that the Republicans Of this city
furnished the funds for firing the Breckenridge
salute day or two ago. is simply untrue.
The Republicans haye other AID better uses
fnr their .nn1er
, 1860-06-30
Republican Ratft1carton Meeting i'll
Hr0o1ktyn.

The largest political mre,iug eyer assembled
in BROOKLYN, was held IN the Park Wednesday
evening 10 rat,fy the nomination Of Li1coIn and
1ianlin. The Park WIS filled, and the euthusi-
a~1n Of tho people was intense, although there
WAS little Of 1le lusutrious at the beginning
OF the speaking- Serera1 bauds Of music we're
in attendance, and the SKI for some time before
the meeting commenced, WINS abluze with rock.
cts. Aside from the immense assembly in the
pa1k, large meeting WIS held III and in front
OF the wiXwam.
Tie Hon. Daniel Ul1mau was introduced. lie
spoke Of the importance and thc magnitude Of
the questions before The country in the l'res,-
dert1al canvass before us. In the year 1856
large majority of the voters Of tue country we're
opposed 10 the Democratic pary-a majority ot
more than 900, ,0UO votcs, twice as many votes es
were ever cast for George Washington. Had
,hc a,so0, 900 Who supported Frcnaont and iii.
more combined, we should hare been sayed the
deep Disgrace Of James Buchanan u.oud ap-
p1ause.1 lie was not there TO 1ake lack nny-
thing lie had done, but for the last two wears lie
lad iahorcd for the union OF the Republican
and American parties.
George Field, J. :. 7. Stranatar and olbc,s.
After capital song by the Rocky Mountain
Glee Club, the meeting adjourned with three
loud cheers for the candidalea.
IL TIE w1cwAu.
At half-past nine O'Clock procession Of yari-
ous clubs, headed By the Liuco1u and Ilamiin
lsatta'ion Of the Rocky Mountain Gleo Club,
with torches, and including delegations from
Jersey City, arrvtd ut tue City Hail, and having
,narcErd around, and through the meeting held
there, entered tic Wigwanl. which il near by,
aud were 1lere addressed by Messrs. ". Is.
Lewis. who was called to tho chair; James
Humphreys, l'eEjaain Van Riper, Of the Jersey
Gny delegation, Nm. II. Hur1eigh, Esq, aad
". II. Gale. The peecl4es were effective, and
the audience enthusiastic,
, 1860-06-30
NIkEf:fbN ELECTION.

An election was held in Oregon on tho 9Th
Of June, for members Of Congress aud Lcsis-
1ature. Two United States Senat ors were al-
70 ut issue. The arrival Of tho overland
coach from San Francisco with dates to
the 9th Of June, brings tho result from
the two southern counties. Tho tele-
graphic dispatch states that they indicate
Republican triumph. The two Counties rs
reported compare as follows with tue vote
they cast III 1853 for Congress:
, 1860-06-30

fB- There is in the Mudison Courier Of Mon
day curious cat entitled "Dsmocracy." It
represents big rooster cut in two crosswise
through the middle, with the names Douglas
aud johnson ut the birds head and I,reckin.
ridge and Lane at its tail. Upon tue space
between The fowls severed halves are tie
worl4 Irfepressitle Niscer"
, 1860-06-30

N-1f you want good Kerosene or coal
Oil Lamp, which will give the light Of Gig ht can.
dies, NOT costing but seven.eighths Of a cent
an hour, emitting no odor or smoke. and not
explosive, 70 to the Lamp and Oil Emporium,
H. South Clark street, between Washington
aud Madison. Lard, Solar, Fluid. Lunar and
ali kinds Of Lamps altered to burn kerosene.
iel5-lu
, 1860-06-30

:T Leland + Mixer have removed from store
l3. South Water street, temporarily occnpied
by them, to their " Packing House IN fian"
nor. foot of South Water at. je30 st.
, 1860-06-30

70 How on earth Gun the Democratic party
be expected to preserve the Union Of the States
when it couldn't preserve it's own union?
, 1860-06-30

tE" Under which king. Ne-onians Speak
or dic:" We insist upon it That every Demo-
cras shall pluck his red or white rose, and wear
it in his cup to denote to which Of the rival fac
tiou6 he beIonrs
, 1860-06-30

D The Newark Erening journal comes out
for brcckinridge and Lime, who. it says, are
preferred By large majority of the Demo
Gratis Of New Jersey. The *}ournal thinks the
Douglas men IN that State oaght to support thu
Secsters' candidates. underpain Of seeing both
fActions beateu BY Lincoln. No doubt.
, 1860-06-30

GREAT RCsu At BAL71A0Rkl-ALL TIE CAS.
p1pA1Es IN THE F1EIp.--But now the g1eat rush
is Ut sam Dunn l. Co.'s. hatters, 1o1 Randolph
street, where can be found the best and latest
STYLES OF Straw and Felt Hats. Also Wide
Awuke uniforms made and furnished Of tho
best ouality and cheap.
, 1860-06-30

FARzwEI1.--The Rev. J. E. Roy will preach
his farewell discourse in the Plymouth Church,
Sunday evening, at quarter before 8 o'clock.
, 1860-06-30
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, JUNE 80, 1860.
CITY,.

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lH L.
--
Auction salc 1nls -uoIn'n.'
nafs CaSpe,s ne and iysr fed VIE b GiIbe1t /
sa"p'on' aoe'0nee1<. :. take s'1se'.
s1y Ladies will not forget Miss Dr. Buckles
lecture, this afternoon, in Lind's Block.
FARzwEL1.-TLe Rev. J. E. Roy will preach
his farewell discourse il the Plymouth Church,
Sunday evening, at quarter before 8 o'clock.
-,--,-
- o"oAlos ea'0 Lave oseo ptaeeu uPon aa
Tue passenger 'ta4n' ioi'atns u 'ne ! 'en'sao
Cen11a4 Aaalfoao.
rzg- The man who WIZ drowned at Opaen's
bridge On the fifteenth Of the present month";
mas oeen ioeauaea ~ 'ne JUN Aueouo'e
iours'on Aao'eE, q Hof"eg.an sa''or' 49,
PLEASURE E1crns1oS.-0n Monday afternoon
at four O'Clock, the steamer Cent leaves this
port fer Grand Haren and Muskegon, touching
at Kenosba, with pleasure party. They will
re:urn, leaving Nuskegon on Tuesday evening"
ano ar1''e mere On "eonesoay norn1ng'
CoA1 FA111Sc.-The extensive coal ward of
J. S. Newhouse, On Madison street, near the
bridge. yesterday experienced " slide " into
the street Of the whole Madison front, smash
ing the sidewalk and otherwise damaging things
generally. It will probably cost 4 hundred dol
lars to restore the unruly coal to its original
position.
q TO all those afflicted with diseases Of the
feet. We would say read DR.. schlosser's adrer-
tiscment in another column. He remains in the
city but four days longer The DF. has nunaer-
GUS testimonials from c't'zens Of Chicago and
elsewhere as to hls successful treatment which
may be seen al MS rooms III 1he fremont
House.
= It will be observed by referring to our
advertising columns this morning, that Messrs.
Taber, Hawk j. Co., Of the Hyde Park Hotel.
hare r1ade especial preparations for those who
NAV wish quiet place to escape to, during the
noise aud confus :ou to be expected in city On
the ensuing Anniversary Of our National Iude-
pendence.
r. Y....-1 C.5-..
did onncarancc Mt their nub,ic nor,do vs<tar-
dav and tbc oreat cuy;ositv to ara ,han, !,
,,,arte-s nj a ,,b1;r evb;b;t;on dr;,, ,r;,, ,,o
gratfied this evening by appearing at the Wig
wan. Thisis positively their "]ast appearance"
prerious to their departure for the East. Tick
r.uo,xu c.-.-.-o,- 11.-.-a Cit. .nd
c.,....,. 49,, -, ....-,
~ ..,r ..-,. -..,a,. - a. n.:5o
,~ou e. .;,:.u :. ..l.. .u- -, -
,,.os,;t,,.;on ,,nro ,,asn n,r5onad hv Eorsrnor
11,s ,.-..~ ~.
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+Aoe'm"n " '1e naune u 3ano'e" n"-
'ee "As 'n]ureo seS'efa4s ~ 0oou' . T. NJ ~
Inc cas're III Of IN emoanhnent unoer winch
ne 'ao 1e'e,al ~ o'tefs "efe ~ "o!A III 'ton' q
ed IN with mud. stones and nlapk. his hcad
n,one rprno;n;nc nhorc cround Fortunately he
w,s mi ser;ous;r bruised, but was taken home
f,r ren,;r,
CIRcr1T Cornr.-Mary Ann Steele, the Edna
Place muraeress, who plead guilty Of man.
slaughter, was yesterday morning sentenced to
fifteen years imprisonment ut Joliet, ten days
Of each year to be solitary confinement.
The sentence OF the two Evanston rioters was
4 hay stealing snit was on trial in the after.
, 1860-06-30
aI1Ill8&ttI{1II8.

MI cVICKER'S THEAT TIRE.
A'A- Madison stsset, t%s~een Stata and Deafbcsu-
Enxa<esest Of the worldr~nownef Kssel Family
GABRIEL AND FRANCOIS,
Ana nc he?ttd Trnucs Of Forty Arss, 1te.uIne Tho
"onotttu1 child. Young AmerIA, 1nl the MAEtiaetu
nso'neEe. PRIOR u saclr depaft 1rr for Eurupe-
FoLh EsH aatsrtainne7tx for Saturday, Juns eo:a.
GasEtl s1a t7ner IN great p.rs. Fsst sppxar1nce Of
AoSS. AaIAlEE. tEsnetIs Kavst tn hit Celebrated
comic Character & LOCI %S. ia the Cong Iante puma OF
LA FETE CH0MPETRE.
GR THE AETAxOHF1lu5E or TWO ACES,
0 eh.acets hy the Company Dur.sf u plecs pszeaa
on tho Dcub:e Tight Kop1.
E!rT right Of tne Screaming Comic Paatoons af GO
DEA>kl SKATERS nf WIlSA- GodxnskI, hts qFtEt-
nAa ea2EaaeF. Gahse1 Kav-l: S2aaauA n oit sodIef
Ia1eois ksse; sha[sete.s By ha company. Tbs p!tes
1!st Ene q the Co@s ballet Divert .ennent Of Pun
O. fC3ea. fsoLio ~ s1Lr. BY TIC acknowledged WON
eer OF t,e ae'. H CSG AMEhlCA.
s7aa - - ttux hY Mia tranC1a aud Nona NAih!eu.
F4I1 ftnne OF the splendid TutEE GLADlA-
IoE :. Julien Philip lsnaata, by M1.:iattti.
For particulars Aau or1et Ut petfurmanee ses knau
scAIx cS Fsic1s-D:ess Crel. I'D P4o ,ett 20 eents:
I'D Circle cents md C:cla TOR Col red Persons Ten
aaee q Mest ,s1eyl cents Luwes Pnvats toxts d
~ Duo orsn Il *. Performances 10 commence 1t
o'c!aek. }e47
, 1860-06-30

i e Ladies will not forget Miss Dr. Buckles
lecture, this afternoon, in Lind's Block.
, 1860-06-30

The following newspapers In Massachusetts
will support the l,scckiuridse ticket The Bos-
ton Post, Lowell Advertiser, New Bedford
Times, Greenfield Democrat, Barnstable patri-
OF, Salem Advocate, Esse1 County Democrat,
Lawrence Sentinel, and pittsield Sun.
, 1860-06-30

E3 The Democrats call the Lincoln men
"black Republicans" because thcy want 10
keep :hc negroes black. Their opponents
should he called :" Alu'atto Democrats" Us their
main efTorts are directed toward bleaching the
dark,es. The ''best blood" Of the Democracy
runs in tue veins Of the t'peculiar property."
, 1860-06-30

tB The man who was drowned at Ogeen's
bridge on the fifteenth Of the present month,
has been identified as one John Theodore
Tburston Madler, Norwegian saiior. -.
, 1860-06-30

PLEASURE E1crns1oS.-0n Monday afternoon
ut four O'Clock, the steamer Co1ast leaves this
port for Grand Haven and Muskegon, touching
at Kenosha, with pleasure party. They will
r.:urn, leaving Huskegon on Tuesday evening"
and arrive here on Wednesday morning.
, 1860-06-30

Auction Sale TIE -n0FnJnEs
'Aucticn sale this morning at * clock OF Household Fur
nIsurr Carpets, and silver Fitted Ware, b Gilbert
Saap.ou, auctiunetr. +. Lake street.
, 1860-06-30
LOCAL MATTERS.

E-G Go to John Jones, 11s Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repa.FsSo. &c
They will be well done and at prices to suit the
timea.
- Nide.Awake uniforms furnished at the
low price Of Sl.69, by J. u. Loomis, 81 Clark
street. Single or by the quantity jeSost
, 1860-06-30

TuE ASSOCIATE CoScnEss.-A full quorum Of
the members OF this Association is desired at
their rooms, in Mechanics lns: tute Hall, at
eight o'clock this evening, The subject for
discussion is to be "The Twin Platforms, 1sr,
"Why do Democrats delight TO BARK aud Bite, ~
ETC., etc. Spectators and Lobbyites will find
seats in the visitors circle. The public ate res
pect{ul1y invited to attend.
, 1860-06-30

MYSTERIOUS D1sAPpEARAScE.-A girl aged
abou: fourteen 5ears has suddenly aud mykte-
riously disappeared from her fathers house,
No. SIT Wells street, and has not been seen OF
heard from since Thursday afternoon, at about
four o'clock. Nc cause can at present DC given
for her disappearance, but suspicious Of foul
play Of some sort are entertained By herfriends.
The absent girl is the daughter Of Moses le1ts,
aud be and al1 the members of bis family are
in The utmos. distress Of mind at her strange
and unaccountable absence. The father hal
furnished the following description Of his MIS-
sing child. in hopes that it may assist in her re-
covery:
As before stated, Miss Hs.ts is about fourteen
years Of age, is four feet in height, and wss
dressed VIXEN she left, in lilac aud white nus-
lin dress, lilac colored basque, with collar, Z
pink sun.bonnet and black gai.ers.
Miss Hezts was pupil Of Jones. School, COT.
ner Of Clark and Harrison streets.
Mr.. Herts will par suitable reward for in
formation which may lead to the return OF his
daughter.
, 1860-06-30
II MARR1ED.

On the e5sh ia.t~ By Rev. I.a.aa Rider, yr sAMCEI,
P. MADUUX Of It. joseph. Aieh- and Miss JCLIETTE E
AcCRAck1S, of thA ctr.
ct he hr;des Ather sir. CHAS. H. HUNT tof H. An
Of Habtarl 4 HUT or tats e;tE! and Mss NORA.
second canRhte: ot David Sh1w. Esq.
, 1860-06-30

3 \ German By the name Of Andrew Mil
Ter was injured yesterday ut about 3 r. NJ, By
the carirg in Of IN embankment under which
the Revere House. All Of his body Was cover
ed up with mud, stones and plank, his head
alone remaining aboyc ground. Fortunately he
was not seriously bruised, but was taken home
far rena;r3
, 1860-06-30

EXECUTIVE CLEaEScY.-Messrs. Smith and
;Schaub, convicted aud sentenced some months
since to half years residence at the Bride
well, for aiding in reducing a young girl to
prostitution, have been pardoned by Governor
Wood, and were released last Saturday. They
are nLroad, now, as large as life and twice as
nafural
, 1860-06-30

H0sroS, AHor The fast sailing schooner
Gem, owned By james Peck l. Co., md COM
u,audvd BY that very ancient MARINER" Jack
Red1eld, cleared yesterday with full cargo of
corn for Boston, Mass. direct. This is the first
shipment from Chicago to that port, and re
hear the brig r. Il. Harmon md barque Nor
man have also sailed for the same destination.
If The l;ostonians should some f:ne morning dis
cover very fast clipper schooner approaching,
they can prepare to receive Capt. Jack, for be
is some on time The aggregate Of corn car
ried by ths three yesscls amounts to 3o,60s
bushels.
, 1860-06-30

ASx1yEEsAnY ExsRc1sEs Ar DEARBORN EEx1-
SARr-The exercises ut Dearborn Seminary
took place on Thursday afternoon, at the ins.i-
tuition on Wabash Avenue, before IN audience
composed Of pupils, and many Of their friends
and relatives. TIE room was taslefully decora-
ted, aud on its walls were displayed numerous
pencil, crayon and water-color drawings By the
pupils. Ii the afternoon compositions were
read by the graduating c1ass, diplomas present
ea, aud an address was delivered By Prof S. G.
BARTLETT, Of the Union Park Seminary, upou