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. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY rs, 1861.


AeA2 MA %3&1 VI AAS
The change in the programme Of Dir.
Liaco!a's journey to Washington City, BY
which hc passed through Baltimore with.
oas any attempt being made to assaesinate
nm, is received in such spirit by the CHI
clgo Times as to convey the impression
that the result, SO successfully avoif1cd,
would mot hare been unplcasing to that
joarual The people who feel that nst only
tier institutions but themselves, i'adividu-
ally: haro been grossly outraged by the
necessity which occasioned tho change in
n. L:aeo.n's movements, will not fail to
rightly appreciate the inexcusablc and IL
sitting epithcts applied by the Times, not
to the would-be-assassius Of the Presi;
dsnt eject, but to that distinguished
gentleman himself By our dispatch
es this morning it will be seen
TINT Nj. Lincoln acted .-pon the In
s.rretions Of gentlemen whose position is
such that Est to hare complied with their
a3v:cc would have evincel an iuexcusablo
ha7dihood and inseusib;lity to conse-
qlences, Whatever Journals ofthe calibre
o. the TINES md tie tap-room politicians
wip look to them fo1 ideas, may say in re-
gr,l 10 the na.tec-promptel doubtless
by regret that afr. Lincoln has frustrated
the rlans Of those who sought his destruc-
t:oa-the verdict Of all honest men and
patriots vii. he that lie acted wisely and
,,~e~'ea1c nc hn t,,1r1,t IL, have dnDc
, 1861-02-26
All Hail New York

We have heard good deal within the last
three mouths OF popular reaction against Re
nnhlica princip1es and the Republican party
fo this State. Tint distinguished Silver Gray,
who specially represents Mr.. Thurlow Weed
in the Old Genllemens Conference at WASH
inaton. gave distinct utterance to this brilliant
idea the other. day, when he eaid that, # an
al.ctiun were now to be held here, the chicago
P.a,tor,n and Honest Old Abe Lincoln would
bs voted down by at lessta hundred Thousand
mafority. or Hlat facts this opinion is based
We know not. Certainly, SO far as me p1hlc
ara informed, ont of ail the Republican host
Of 81 list November, only Mr.. Weed ard two OF
fhree Of his most docile followers would now
be added to the Fusion, Slavery Extension
ua7ty. On the other hand, let the Compro-
1njssrs and Slavery Extensionists take notice
t,,ut the Town elections now going forward In
many Of the counties, Of this State show not
mtrslV that the glorious principles Of kephh2
1iconism hold their own, but that With tho
reo,1c fhtu are stronger sosp thar IN Nose',tbe7
In 81. Lawrence, Montgomery, Delaware, Full
i ton. Chemuug, Steuben, Tioga, wc have GAIN
! En- on oUn FORMER yoTEl And this has been
! accompItshed in the face of perfectly united
i and most Jealous enemy, and under the aus:
/ courarenent and depression CAUSED !" :,
+; Owl ranks By the trsann-. ~. abandonment t
! W 'aa I"---.oucan standard by politician
esteemed go shrewd and influential "a; Mr
>, Weed. So much the mora cheering nre these
>: victories. They afford new and more Ge
c1alre proof thAt the heart gf NeW York stll
beata tearleeely for Freedom, and that, how
ever individuals may talter and may taii, tn
tnase Of our people stand now. az always, 10
the Union, the Constitution, and the enforce
ment Of the lawa.-h r Tribune. -.
, 1861-02-26

II TIC Supreme Court yesterday it vas
decilcl that the Government is bound
for the full value Of the stolen Indian Trust
Bonds, where the holders had received
them witln,llt notice Of fraud. So the
Government has 10 redress in the premises,
nad The people have to foot the bill 10 the
tune CT nearly 4 million Of dollars. The only
ground Of consolation remaining is the
fact that the present week closes out q
dyna::y which has been chiefly remarkable
for lis treason against the Government
which it was swora to defend, and for its
robbery Of the Treasury which il was
sYorn 10 pro:ect
, 1861-02-26
ORR TIRE C1N.

Dispatches received At Washington yes
terday, announce that Cen Twjggs has
surrendered to Texas all the forts, arms
and munitions Of war in that State belong
ing to the Federal Government. This is
doubtless Q part Of the programme OF trea-
sou concoc.el By that arch-traitoT and rob-
bar, Floyd, before an exposure Of Ills vii
la;n:es compelled him TO seek safety in
Virginia. It remains to be seen whether
Cor. Houston. who is supposed TO be still
loyal to the Union, is too much under the
influence Of the traitors Of his State 10 re+
turn this property to lis ziehtful owner.
, 1861-02-26
THE FAMINE IN kANcAS.-
Appeal for the Deatitute from tho New
York City CouamIttes.

wN. &C. BEFASE: as:I;:a,sn 1.E, ,w11hIAMS 41ts,sssr
S.; S,s:
zig: sss e
Pomeroy Chairman os tbs Tezf.ertsi ksiief Commit
u ID IS sSadss of euf's ouf sTa rsSe
agent who has Inst returned There was no doubt or
saoi ssTs ase.dv
died Of starvation. aud that taou and. must Ha
q1snt 12oa = dqlss. prompt "a thorough FlIcf IS 4
,1s1 H. we5asn aaa ehaEsa-saa ali:nsr sss aw.y
s sass aey FL Thr @
THEr HusT Be SUSTAINED. Wln you help u oLslp.
TO a.snrc yoa that whsteyer gon do Till r4ach them
Ts aafs that T. sse5y ts.titnss so.asa.p y Reef
rtal Committee as follows:
TEzR1roE1AI cox4r1rxA
~ % Sats hs3 sFR.E
29!a. 1is;s:ss; 9s;t!: E hsEe :ss
SsSiRsy Sasi 5ss L RSsssh %SsSas
= +; RsazaqST; s. s5s'5%as: Saa: !: i Tspoxmz zsz.
FoHEkf221H, Sff21t,6 6SeTFEsspS4s1aE TEs5p2s4si ssf:sa'y
Il 5sss saa Il = % q u y Sc
guisitana Of Town Committees, ard are di>tsibatsd
sad aad 2d2? Il saDps
through Il. Money and clothing nsedcI ffom 1s:
The names q our Committee appear st the head Of
III appea! and @ &c h9ps I'll b. sHf1ssat % :, Induce
Anmonsy sent e En- Sll b sppEsd Is the payment
s5s ;ssSsss. Is = " Il p
n Il : ana e RaDf 09a FL n Esa
, 1861-02-26

NEWARK, Feb. 25-The City Hotel here was
the scene OF an attempted suicide, ou satnr-
day night, 4 nun md woman engaged .
room together, land largely: partook Of 4andd-
suffered much: The mans Mans Is eaid to be
Aoore, connected with the Zinc works, and IL
respectfully connected here anddn New York.
The woman u unknown. The case appears to
b shrouded in mystery. Strong. efforts have
bean mAde to suppress the a8air. - =, :.
, 1861-02-26
WEST UH CHICAGO.

The letter which VIC publish this morn i
ing On the third page from Mr. Burton, for !!
mer:y Of this city but now Of Denver, cor
responds in one particular with numerous
communications received at tbs Office frem
We-tcra Iowa, E2nsas, Nebraska and the
newly discovered gold-delds about Denver
city-that is, in the surprise expressed that
our Chicago Merchants make so little ef~
fort to secure fair share Of the immense
trade that is srringing upin those Western
regions. It mist be admitted that, in the
matter Of looking closely after new fields
70. commercial cn,zrprizc, the Merchants
Of ST, Louis outstrip those Of this city.
Tha: much Of tho buslre3ss-wealth
OF the former has been made
through the fur trade carried Oil with
thc Indians on the Western plains and tho
Rocky Mountains, may scconnt to some
extcnt for This fact. Through that COM
naerce they have been made familiar with
the regions bordering upon The Upper Mis-
s.ss;ppi art! the Missouri Rivers, and eS-
tending westward to the foot Of the Rocky
Mountains, and it has as well afforded
them tho opportunity Of witnessing the
progress Of settlement and Of tho develope'
nent Of the resources of the country in
question-ana they are thus prepared TO
fully appreciate the importance OF cuitiSa'
ting early business relations with tue emf
grants 10 that vast empire ana "hl'e
AZ
this IS the TACT win reference 10 'he o.
Louis dealers, It is also true OF tnose o. LIZ
city, that 1heir trade mas grown upon lhe'l
hands, from regions less remote, quite 81
rapidly as they were prepare 10 accommo
date it And this may be the case ter SOM
years 10 conc. but whether II Is or Is moi
iar-rcachlng sasacny WIN not lall 10 iool
ahead to period Wh'cn cannon NC very Il
mole, when the trade o. those western II
gio1s will be Of Immense Valuc, and which
if secured to this city, as it may be il nc
too long neglected, will give to It a con
me1cial superiority over all other " ester
cities no less marked than that which mad
Venice pre~eninene 50 long over Inc o>h'
cities Of Europe IL Is tfue 1na1' al u
presnt time st. Louis holds the adEantae
, 1861-02-26

GESERoUs.-We have heard of an ect Of
generosity on the part Of our Postmaster,
which is characteristic One Of his servants
hnd been suddenly attacked with bilious collie
and several of the best medical men in the
city had given him up as incurab1e, when Mr.
Cook took his family physician, and himself
stood over the pocz man until skill and medi-
cine trlumphed, and he was cured. A present
of fifty dollars to the doctor, testified the
gratitude Of Mr. Cook, and the interest he
felt in the fate Of a faithful dependent.
, 1861-02-26

The Secretary Of tha Treasury to-day, in re-
spouse to . resolution Of the House, submitted
elaborate documents, in which he eays it is be-
1ieyed duties On imports continue to DC collec.
ted in the ports Of entry established in South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana and
Florida, and that yesHels are entered and clear.
ed in the usual manner, but 50 far as the de-
partmept has been advised, the collectors e.
suuae to perform their duties under the au-
thority OF the States in which they reside, aud
hold and reserve the duttes subject to tile
SINE authority. Only about half tho officers
of the customs in those States have resigned
their commissions, while the others appear to
have entered upon their duties to the govern
ments Of these States without conEidering it
neces sasy to perform this official ceremony ;
20 greatly has the moral tone of indiyiduals
been i,npaired By the example of dfsloyalty
to the Uuion. The documents transmitted
ounbraee correspondence relative to the Gus
toms, tho New Orleans mint, &c. In speaking
Of the general subject, the Secretary rays
/ ~ Throu gbout the whole course Of encroach-
ments aud aggression, the Federal Govern.
! ment has borne itself with spirit Of paternal
!! torbearauce Of Which there is no example in
+: the history Of public society, waiting IN the
/. patient hope thot the empire OF reason would
/: resums its sway over those whom the excite.
ment Of passion, has tauB far blinded, and
! trusting that the friends ofgood ordeT, wearlet
/! with submission to the proceedings which
| they disappfoFed, would at no distant da1
; raliy under the banner Of the Union, and ex
| crt themselves with vIgor and success agnins'
! the prevailing recklessHess and violence"
, 1861-02-26


Esec advertisement Of Richards Corn Shelter
In another column.
- Il. G. spafora, Ezq., will delircra lecture
hef.Ee the Hyde PARK Literary Society on "Havana
and the cubans" ut tho Hyde Park Chapel.
- Lows Glycerine Soap, Rimmcls Glycerfue
Soap, Lows Honey Soap. Cleavers's Honey Soap,
warranted genuine, at sargcnt's. corner Randolph
and statc streets.
LooK HEEE-A widow lady, perfectly compe-
tent, wants situation as housekecper ia geu11e-
mans family Addrcas, "HorszKEErEE," Tn,-
nuszE Office. fe2Gx3r
PORTRAIT OF TIE PRESIDENT AND r1cE-PREs1-
pEsr-Samuel Alschuler, Photographic, No: 1es
Lake street, has prepared an excellent likeness Of
the President and Vice.Presfdent elect, copies Of
which may be had on application at his rooms
They are fdcsiDlllfss OK those ae1t to Mr. Lincoln
lately at Springfield, with which he expressed h,.;-
self we'll pleased In Letter recsn..7 published
In these columns.
TR7 Twin these words the stranger put o
necaeage Of De Land & Co.'S saleratns into Kate's
hand, and disappeared Ever alter this memorable
day, poor bread, diusy pastry, and su1phuroua bis
cult were unknown in this family, but The fame of
Kate's excellent pastry, bread, &C.. spread over
the whole school district, and led many euvious
people to make the inquiry, Whose Saleratus do
yon use:" to which she invariably replied, D. 3.
DeLaud l. Co.'s. It can be purchased from grocers
and store-keepers. Sold at Wholesale by dealers
In Chicago and Milwaukee,
BRowN's BRONCHIAL. TRocHEs.-TheseL Lozepacs
| are prepared from highly esteemed recipe for
alternating Bronchial Affections, Asthma, Hoassc-
, 1861-02-26

~ For AsT operation upon Tour teeth, or for
PERFECT artificial work OF any desirable style, call
on Dr. A1haugh, No IS West Randolph st.
fR2f5n
, 1861-02-26

- We call special Intention to the notice
in our advertising columns headed ITO Busi-
ness Men,
, 1861-02-26

,1,,, s.xr,- .1noEurxnrn
..r...,. - -, = =. .,,- -rrhot tt,a crarrd
- - ts t.rs 49, ~ i,os NJ ;roa1,, enneared
ses Tho ~, e-aI ,nrasainn Ia 4haf fhere
oelo, =. Co. ha5e nnatrcDh1s rertaio II
WOMB na'e 1, R"1tinore
- 1ias tuu 80 ,11,,cr.rstnd to rsstra;n whom
wess aussE ;Epn Eastsncos ,ron1d nave heen
tnih,a nnass II n Irnwn int many Jisso11te
tupossts '.,.7, ,E.ra f,1,v snn,,ji-5 w;tJ rotten
poJe a sna 1.ber 1n3.sf1as xrbirE thex Fornfl no
~ ~ ~ 1%a ~ NJ Iinrnln's absence. 4 Do1jce-
nan inform7 me be thinks they were intended
to bespattcr aud mattrcat the Balt1more VIDE
Awakes, Who arc neg e ,,o oe onnoaaons' as
soon as 1ney APpealeu ~ NY ftsseHee - ,.ie
freeidsntlsi eoat9e, %.oo1 - sneb S;atnph.
aac7 tad commsneeu, II ~ lnRoSs19le " Guy
where OF now IL "ou'o aase snaeo' =
Mr. LISCoLSs cAUT1oS APPROVED.
.Tr 7incnln would certainly have been IN
rrras Danger. and it is unanimously believed
That he arted wisely in going. to Washington
a. he did, though no ore credits the reports
ohout q d.liberate plpt to assassiuate him
,.r,.p.r,o,r, 4o7, now
-
an told however tnaG 11ge q1aItNlee "
eggs were l,ousns II malAeis soAle usys ~.
Flgu9, and pLAes PuIcaaseo IRON e.oIs5 ~
we'll known fo~d1es. Ihere was eVtoenut
dss'gn ol petgelfst1n 6oWe mischief o1 out-
rage. /;
SUPPOSED ORIGIN OF TIE DIFFICULTY.
Some cav it was a plot of the Breckinridge
Democrats. with Influential wire workers be-
hind the scene, backed BY reckless Dlsunion-
ISIS ana secssslon!sts .nat ~ scnenie n+,a mse
sgclet'y eahcesta seaetI st,; 14sn ~ t,,tonSa5
aHsge u Was onss ha,+-tasn ~
20 tnow L?ncoin tne ania ~ ces us1" sn sto+.s
aentamsn:s q ine ~ LaI ~ et h;Io
scs thar fhnnsan,Is ,zez.. fnrcsii into iilleness
IN consennencc of sectionl politics and
national trpubles.
-.-"..9 - -, >-. -a-,ao+o,,1,
INC anessssal oesafe o. ~ sone'
ct'1ehs, WIS ~ rec 5lr. IlueoIt eout a,i;s5
treated ano salely projected. my uenan
asstEa eAs1aa ;, ~ assasslna.a sa ;, 1 caanaity
"AoA5 ouAoo"A ~ taetns A1u ~ -!
would haye m . causs;d greater regret, or more
snaneln.l5 :,a'.1 et,Si@sea our elt5. n.,-si
~, 1ne olsatthss t s - Nostae5n 1onlnas Is pi,5o
lng upon Us NV denoerate purposes ol Lals.us
w ~ es aee - ,hen pS III nThzt
d..snsr'.:oes p,;oI,t have des,pnei nr donc ~:
al 1:lizcus c3auvl be held accountable ipr.
Al things considered, there were chances
and lnd1cas IONS OF real oahSer, sp1oglng from:
gu unusual ee1neue anu uPt@Eent Gespeta.
non 4 cnaFsctes31'nS CERTAIN ciaSses: Az rt]oiGo
: IN basLltnore ntihS aegf1sea oy All. Lincoln =
r. Hl7e ioretnought, aao Inc pe!tsr connsgs M ot
h's 1rlends, vi tne dlsgrlce which might nave
ialAen upon US by 1ndiscrsee actlon5, had ne ap'
pes.red publicly among Us at the present epoch
; Ut excitement. -.......
mr. Ilxco1N's NIGHT JOURNEY.
vent h,c,, from Harrisburg +o phi1aae7,
mia. took the n,glt train thence to Baltimore
,I ,, rann,s- ,5us a,n,cr nornin,t t~ai[, ~
/, Woshi0rtt;n Nos n sou1 1,ero lneI 49, ~ ens ~
rsread II. al, Tins nass;ng tnronoh[ e" -
! tseleo n'7 t'a9 pAaSs eAAoosn.
+. GOV. G1cEs ADVISES Mr. L1ScoLss COURSE
IT y
! to General Scott and Mr. Seward on. Friday
/! advising them of danger in Mr. Ii1lrD}n pass
, 1861-02-26
THE CITY.

- See the advertisement Of North Pres
byteriau Church Pews in another column.
, 1861-02-26

MANNING the present ;neaihpenl' teeel'eu ane
non'..e ~ o.' ', a
!" - AAsI s-;,'N1 .no eou' -. -''' ''0p
i. Whereas, The Republican party is now, IS
b heretofore, In 1ssoE :of .ths Qulon aud the
sn% tfat III np,. ~ . # 1he one u and The
Of the etner, win amply secure
country; therefore -,;...::.. .: :
Rsso'vea, That the constitution of the United
osa.ss neeus e,,s tfs. sot en.orcs1eanf pS
proyfsions- and Of the aTs Of Congress. viii
his rehts and resf ore ~ frotrrnal I fss1t9@ | oona
the States Of this Union.
psa tha5 a. We VET mmnsMn t;i, an, an lmmoIaoe
e1nhodisd in Tie C1icaro platform md which
hot,ca3'v a,3nlrss r ;i',,e holI6t SoT 'o eA'A
-----=-.e-=-=-
THEa s1TEV
.> 49, 10
- See the advertisement o. North Pfes-
byterlan Church fe"s N another eolamn'
-w. c,,1 snec;s1 attention 10 tho no+ice
n o1,+ ,1vart,s;ng co,nmrs headed uTo R,,si.
moss Menn
SACRED CoscEar-We understand there Is
to be- q Sacred Concert. on. Thursday evening,
at the Church of the Ascension,
-------f
DEA7a OF CITIZEN oF "n1'-S' u. Eli
"ooo' an oao cle'zen ~ "nl county, asu aas-
asncc II :1,o31;et IN sunday mint
-. ---.
11TT1 r ana fYtr
, 1861-02-26
aurtlot. Sales.

by GILBERT d SAMPSON.
~ GExxRAL ArcrEoSr1as, 8. Lake street.
SECONDHAND AND NEW
Furniture, Redsteads, Bureaus, Wash
Stands and Housekeeping Goods,
AT AEcTION.
On TIL ER3oAi, Fob 9Th. at 10 o'clock, We viii spn
at our sAses1coass S 5. La street gre It 7artay
Of tae following gcoda consisting Of Pa:lor and Cham
Tood M ia almost sys.S vaslsty Msfh1s Top ani Plain
.A::s, Lounge. Extension Dining Tables, Cane Chart
,iA together 9Th general IS. ortAens Of Hon e:nd
setA $poou. FcrSs. lsattcrs. &c. DC
Ik-PaEncnlE attention 70 the sale Of Household
room* Cash advances made Oh all kfnHa OF goods.
fE5-s11At GILHEET . SAMPSON. An!tionf efs
, 1861-02-26

SACRED CoscERT-We understand there Is
to be Sacred Concert, on Thursday evening,
at the Church of the Ascension.
, 1861-02-26

CHICAGO, Feb. 23d, 1861.
PEEsEsT:-Messrs. Dore. Steele, Haven, Bass.
Ia1t, Sheahan, Hoard, Carpenter, Foster, hayes
Stnrteyant-
In the absence OF the Secretary. Mr.. S. Johnston
was appointed Secretary pro teDs. =
The minutes OF the list meeting were read and
approved
DR.. Foster, Chairman Of the Committee On the
Appointment Of Teachers, reported the following
appointments and transfers. since the last meeting
harFie. Barnes, appointed head assistant in the
$; Augustus Goold, transferred from the Foster
to the Mose!y School
School. 1SN
e: sasah - 4 91 Bishop. appointed assistant in the
A petition .sas received from pupils of tile
broMn School, asking for an exercising Ladder
III the basement Of the building, witch was
referred to the Committee on Buildings and
+: On motion Of DR.. Foster, the President appoint.
ed alessrs- Tatt, Sheahan and Bass, committee to
revise the rules of the Board, and report at the
next meeting.
On motion Of Mr. Bass, Mr.. J. E. Eimba1l was
confirmed as Principal Of the Ogden School, with
Ealory OF $1,000 per annnm.
several schools.
g: On motion Of Mr, Haven, adjourned to ,satnz-
SHEPHERD JOHNSTON Sec'y 77.y3 I'm
, 1861-02-26

S4O0 - MONEY. --- $4O0

S400 - MONEY. --$400
tifonshons shs sits Hlshss Is invest il business
and proat.b.e Business
NO HUMBUGS NEED APPLY.
A$ssf & ase'e aa$ s1s
GIFFARD'S WATER IEJEC-
IL "eiasri faisesers i iss assad of ANYTHING
EGdH S2sfs a ssa i
sasa e 5n . r: aoas
''' 0'fi Is sfsss sss Refinery
FL appesls 3 have : a L: following ad
rnntaycs over the pump s--:Ecotomy Of power ecr-
q 8s5 e
ne tloed b very Fg1qg;spt + gss 9qr p9nRa again
Il fSs I'd tors sS5e7
.cs 1ss WsteF
VIII il I'D se!isve i II gFeas seohomy in
&ET's9ssl z.q z4E!s9x z:!:.sss 1T sEeEFTfn
TAI one e1aety sinar at:hous lie asd icy
haye dectdea npon aopttn them On Al sn4ss r;
Kssdas he s5s e tps 1ass:o5 e gf Msqd
= H s3g:s NsEs2sa Mr. ,{; IS 81
assfRe e1s 1nss1a %S1:s 3d.
4UsE ntlag House 1,g Ma9,geEw r. q s;a. As5o9Es Nrc
IT, faesa hsle Rsa: G fssaa* f'zn
%ass* y Sss Aiss Ss
z: II s2S g
, 1861-02-26

u In this issue, cur mechanical readers
will find M advertisement Of <Rroadn.1 &
Cray, Patent Solicitors, who are well known
IN the Southwest, and We, hopethey may1neet
with auceess in their enterprises sof the ;estab-
liahment Of . branch Office in'thia progressive
mstropoli&.:s.. i" ns'tt.'-:' HIi;- "aJ -;
, 1861-02-26

AT THE TREMoNT.-Gov. Randall, q. S. Sen
ator Howe, and Luthey Hanehett, ID. c., all Of
Wisconsin, were at the fremont House yes
teYGHY.
, 1861-02-26

DEATH OF C1T1zE. OF W11L.-N. D. Ell
wood, an old citizen OF VIII county, and hay
ing many friends in Ills elty, died ut his resi-
aence in Joliet on Sunday night.
, 1861-02-26

NUMBER POS!
Netn anbRrtigrntRnts.

O. 4. sCRIVEH, Adrerz4s1ng Ag<nt, sa 1ser.
oo.'s g.. T. authorized to rsceise AdetTttssnsatsJ Jv
tbs 0a3 &C the Leses!;g Pu,t1a u The NarAtoest
, 1861-02-26
TO IN VEN T RS.
AoAbNAX & GRAY,

~ L. IN / " LII . s~
-; 6ROADMAX & GRAY, !;
Patent Attorneys and So1tetsoEs,
Fave o2oned IN on1ee N cnteagn EseEe one ot the
Artn Gin be consulted WITHOUT ERAk4A upon
NEW INVkNTlOS.. REJEC TED CAsE9, INTER-
FERENCES hEI39UE1 CAyAEcA ELTENTf0<E
ADDITIONAL, IMfRUVkMENTS. Preliminary
EIAsiaATIoNs :iSFRINagAESTs &C. Appl-
cations prepared and pres .cHted upuu CoH1EaxIF
FIX thst /, No PATESr No PAT II inventor 20 do
sicps Patents obtained through tats kgancT VIII be
pab iehca in no.t Of tho lesdlnS EEHsFAPEKs TIE
WEsF FEss o. caASoH e ; wainS bE .Es sas '7,s:t.ea
fran5aSted By n:e05ars ok the 1rna-xor 1xFL1x-
Xfs Patrnta secn1 ri In an fufstyn c3uutIss Adytc4
~ OF ga
ccRNER SEVENTH AND STREETS. directly a.
posite thu PATENT 0t1ce, WaihlqZ.4n u, C,-E3.
tAhtshed IN &9
t r. o. Bux ssdi-E.tnb t=he4 1SA.
f. LANNON'S Ht0CE. eorpef Cl,rx and waSnfnrt,un
= II 360-' f-s-rI-~Te
, 1861-02-26
Jcif. Davis In Charlottesville 1nau"
ru1nl--.rhe Fcace Conference.
r9pecinl Dispatch to the Cincinnati Con1merc;al.l

WAsE1SG1o:7, Feb. -.
4 telegram to-day, announcing the artiTa!
Of President Jefferson Davis at Gus rletton.
alartlcd Mr.. Buchanan, but John Tyler eeyh
the mission Of Davis is to prevent . possible
attack on Fort Sumter.
All opinions aud Southern authorities here
co verge Ia the idea thnt I!ncoln's inaugural
will be pacific, and that no coercion Will bs
attempted if The fors are not attacked, nor
will othsr Southern States sec.de. II other
wise, (that is, if there shoald be coercion, }
both events will be iumediate1y precipitatee.
Tie Peace Congress last night adopted ii
substitute for Guthrie's proposition By large
majority, providing ss,uosttantially that eml.
lie Territory, and that the status Of slaves
SHALL be determined by the Federal Conrls ac-
cording to ths common law, and not according
| to the Jaw of States whence they came This
| leaves loop.hole for antt.slavery decisions q
! the Federal Courts where there are Repuoli'
can Judges. But this vote is not fnal ns Re
! publican States voted for 1t to kill Gnthrie's
| propositions. Five Southern Statea voted
| against the proposition passed.
, 1861-02-26

For TIE KANSAS fund.- have received
these further sums for the Kansas Relief
, 1861-02-26

4 CHICAGO MAN.-Among the bidders for
the S, ,00o, 600 loan for the use Of Government
was Mr.. ". L. Newberry Of this city, who prof
ferad &C, 600 at 90 cents.
, 1861-02-26

LEAsEp:-N is underwood that Mr. sher-
msn has 1eased the elegant new hotel bearing
his name to P. B. Roberts, Esq, of Peoria, IN
enterprising and wealthy person.. The rental
Is to be $l8,oo0 per annum. The lessee is not
a publican By profession, bat intends engaging
an efficient landlord from New York. When
furnished and in full tide Of operation, the
Sherman house, If properly kept, will be sec.
ond to but few In poin: Of Eize and elegance
in the United States.
, 1861-02-26

DERSONAL. -" Thomas Med,
l. Mo- Wabash Avenue." viii ind letter In tho
Post 0d1ce for him. An Aninuediate answer win ohlIso
vaa rsN1rrE
, 1861-02-26

JOIN SMITH AeA1N.-Th;s ubiquitous indi-
vidual was yesterday morning brought before
the Police Court; charged With stealing coal
from Mesars. Hale & Aver, No. 1s Wells st.
, 1861-02-26

w ANTED-A Wet Nurse with
~ fteth nresst Of miit- Apply to Dr. FEHER,
, 1861-02-26

COMMON CouScu4-The Common Council
meeting last evening was not attended by a
4uorum, no one bus the Mayor and Clerk he-
Ing present at the hour Of roll call;
Go to John joaes's, 119 Dearborn ac eas, and
gs5 7our clothsaclealed and repaired.