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Treason ut Rock Island.

DAvEsponT, Feb. 1l-Early yesterday nor
ming large party Of secessionists from Rock
Island county, made an attack npon Fort Arm
strong, which for come years has not been oc-
cnpted by United States troops, and raised the
palmetto flag and fired cannon in honor Of the
syent. e -, = lev hours afterwards company
secessionista retreated, leaving their cannon
and stores The fort is now In possession Of
the Davenport military companies, and the
American flag has been raised amidst tho
sa1vos Of artillery, =.
, 1861-02-12
THE CITY.


The GRIND Jury Of the Recorders Court,
yesterday morning, previous to adjournment,
brought In the following report upon the con-
dition of the Armory Building, substantially
what haa lately been said about it in these
columns:
10 The HonoraMs Aayor and Common Council Of
tbs City Qf Chicago:
reS. ny as,ne dssassd CaP, ef i,
the business brought before Us, hare thought
proper, before separating, to inspect the Lock
the efy e. AnIae5y AIaeEye nang and h' Count, jan
We ind The BridewelI in good order. sutaciently
warm, neatly kept, and in a. comfortable condl-
I'M e. se4 L sape @
food and furnished in tufacieut quantity.
The County jail Is clean and warm. and to all
lk naars of tr Condition o1e ee9 as
Upon visiting the A1mory, better known al the
s'Lock:Up," we would report: That On inyest1ga-
GERS in charge thereof they Ind that Is and Aas
pnEH In the eeA. therein to the number Of TWENTY
ln each; said cells are seren and one-haf feet BY
fifteen aEd one-half feet square. but poorly lighted
and sc9Tse ventilated; no conyeniences, such rs
WaterSlosets, arc provtded-but on the contrary,
e ooes eaf e. nature BY On tie
prison injuries are to be found therein, except =
lo1g bench in the one generally used By women.
and bench in one Of the others only sufficient for
ionf persons to sit upon This in our opinion, ia
deep Disgrace, and calls loudly for immediate ae
non on The pa OF those in authority, to remedy
the canses for this complaint
Additional rooms might be provided at small ex-
pense In the large and but partially occupied bui
ding. and priytes and sewers constructed 60 that
tsie common decencfes Of life may not be outraged.
The Grand Jury request this to be published In the
Phi1iP Dean. Foreman, Lewis staye.
J. j. Richards. Jacob PortmAn,
Isaac Speer, 3. F. Ad9MH,
9. II. Salisbury, John Wittel.
John n. Gutachlns, Joseph Liness,
Mm 7 Gale, 9esDert Pott geiscs,
Daniel y. Shfpmau, George Diehl,
=: S. Alexander, George R. Roberts,
J. F. Ieltenbarger, is. Volgt. '
The above should In no wisc reflect upon
the subordinate officers now in charge of the
lookup. They undoubtedly do all they can to
keep the premises in wholesome and cleanly
condition, but it Is a sad commentary upon
the inadequacy Of the place itself, that man
has al along been regularly detailed to cleanse
and purify the cells, with especial directions
to perform that duty every day, Sundays not
excepted. From the above report, this per-
sons duty can not be very pleasant one. A
reform is needed, aud the suggestions Of the
Grand Jury are worthy Of consideration
worthy Of being acted upon.
cases were dfsnosed of. @''"
Emil zel,er vas conv;ctc1 oe N. or,n,. ~
larceny md sente,ce1 ~ ona raa,,s So '.
Joliet Christopher Ross, robbery, one year;
James Francis was found guilty Of the larceny
Of ~ 2o-within so cents or ne nenf..nt;s~,.
Catharine Nanenaa1 Min, shora- .,,.rnss
.r;tb 1arccnv If j. .h,r, f.o,a H.. ~,
IN whose family she had worked as domestic,
was acquitted
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 11,-Jno. 4. Rockwell.
formerly member Of Congress from Connccti.
cut, died last night ofapop1exy.
It's thought that the pence conferentte will
recommend the reference of the question in
dispute to National Convention.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE President has
recognized Robert q. Trendwell as vice consul
q Spain, at Portsmouth New Hampk hire and
Carl Schmidt, ut Cincinnati as consul Of the
DucbT Of Brunswick and Luremburr for Ohio
Indiana, Kentucky and Illinois,
, 1861-02-12

Steamboat Burned with Loss OF Life.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 11.-The steamer Char.
ter, from Vicksburg to New Orleans, with g.
seo bales Of cotton, was burned to The waters
edge today, ten miles below Donn1deonyille
originated abaft the wheelhouee
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'kfdly Realized.

n Sd n 'oz1tblo feadacho this hattsFnoon, hAad
stepped into The hspothscar1es hand a& hi sasmkn
"Csa you hease me- Of al 'eadaeha7~ ~Doss It bAehs
ard, nara q. ~Hexesst1nElJ" says hi. hand upon
that = Ea7e mo Cepaans Pnl. ha1d pen NO 'pnor It
cured na 70 Qulak ta&t 'ardly rcAl4ed I'd I'd N
sasdacha.
, 1861-02-12

A1E AAH@ANk Value VI tQ0 AOOf& WIS 90.
Statistics Of Lake Shipping In l880.
In the Detroit ddpertsser OF Saturday, VIC find a
valuable article contributed by Cspt. ]. w. Hall.
t&e marine reporter. from which we make tho fol.
]eHing extracts:
d. D1sAsTE1s OF 1850.
The number of diRastcrs which occurred durfnr
tbs season waa III. This includes exploeiont lofs
by nrt, c1petnnE. being driven ashore and accf-
dentx By getting aground and everything involving
. expenses to repair damages. This acrrccato nrob
ably does not include al that took niace nu fake
outsFio. nevertheless al that has come to the no
f1ce OF the pfcss.
Resultang from the Rbovc, the following elaasf.
ded ez&fts hsce gone ont OF existence durfnr 1sS.
steamarh Troy, Arctic, Gazelle, Lady Eo1s 1hfn
ddng. alohs, Rahaah Valley, IT. Vernon, Daco,a5.
DRoutz. Jersey City, Coaster, g. Il Foas.
Baxques supertof. Tornado, City Of Ogdensburrh
And Experiment. nsigs St. Louis, Ocean Re]fs
Carbon Mineral, St.. George. schooners Two
Brothets, {B} Mary, Free Trader, Eanar9lte. 81
M1ty, Fidelity. Petrel o. Virginia. ". Il. DaTy.
60 storm eptstt, Charm. (B) E. s. Taylor, Indus.
y. aazaston, Alma, caledonia,, Faifwind, (B1
Eiora, " 4. Adsir. oaoea, +. q Scott. Krie SpsnH.
ger. T. e. Window, Rocket, Pontiac Zsdoc
Wn. Maxwell, sca1swag, cuftis Easa, cGcss.
, 1861-02-12

* k.h-, e2TTNg!. ~ ss. xGooE cou::r tircnis eoafs,
lawyer atd Nathan v. rsrkIn4 -. pa7id B. s;ya.
stnut aad John l. ne,n:rs Il II viii of st:ar,st
nsusd oqt Of the o,c. Vi zig terk The COOK Corry
circuit Court ate1 tste 9TH dav Ut liz cSmhtr Il
1 At thc suiE Of tc said samuel C. navts Clare <
ss~yer and Aathan Per3rs aau against ihr : LII
o. The sli1 David Etout aid 4ohu L. peuc. l.
sum Of eight hundred a:l twenty one dyilag, II 4
twenty niue ceuh directed 10 khe @herls Of Stt
son County. which SAID writ has b, returned s,cu:
Cd ow thcreloEe anles, you. ,r sud Dasu /. = !:
and John Denck al,ali personal Be AID a1Isar H.
fofe The said Cook CtuntF Circuit Court ca III trQT
nrst day Of The It t1eFns uerrui 10 be ho:r l.. I =
Goqf HOUSE = no C!t5 y Ch!eaG" on ahe "a Nv .as
tha sad plalottas action, Judgment viii II c;;,;
against you. and IN favor u the sa1 samuel C. ~.
much Of the property attachcu IaJ b su1t tiet "a
sa..sy tha SAID Judgment and costs, viii bs rulu ID
aALLCf 4 ArTCRGQca. Pid.a. Aftr Is j fds..::
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DfFEz N1ssls<1pu LEAD M11Es.-Tbc Ga1pua
G6grisr has obtained from authentic sourees the
amount Of lead shipped from the above miaes ,oca.
ted In the States Of Illinois. Wisconsin, and Iowa
The amounts sent from the usual shipping points
neazest ths pl2cs Of Its production and manufac-
ture, arc ~ {olloTs:
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Oft, the Murderer Convicted and Sen.
fenced TO be Hung.
fEK1N Ill Feb. 11.-John OFT, the murderer
ofG. ". OrendortI7s wife and two children, was
sentenced to-day, to be hung Friday the first
day Of March.
, 1861-02-12

ALBANY, Feb. l0.-A meeting Was held last
night to take measures for the relief Of the
sufferers In Kansas Mayor Thatcher presided
a large number Of prominent citizens vera
present
, 1861-02-12

~ DID you ever bsva tts stck Hssd..a.. ~ o-.u
remember tho tarobblns temple the feypr.d hrr III.
loasnlng and dAgust at tbs .tgnt at fod Hov tot,,
unat Eou *ese for pleasure. conversation or .tutr
pae cStse Cephac Ptls woala hn7c relieved -on fon
III tho suffering which ycu the1 experienced, 70
thss ana other pufpcses you should always hs7c h.
ottaen Or hant 70 rse ~ occaztcn ryi1ire4
, 1861-02-12

II EAL ESTATE WANTED
~ We arc authorized to offer stock Of Orr f;ood.
seany Made e1othsgs and Boot! anu shoes amounti1S
o5ehan 10 real e-tate good notes Ell scecreI Tie
whole UT part Is offered aux
L. D. 0LM9TED 4 CO.
1ellELtlT Corner Like and n&afl. st,ss+~
, 1861-02-12

New YonK, Feb. 1i.-superintsndeht 1. Zen.
Icy relterates that the arms have not been
kNe1 mp. IT. appears that they were sold bY
Me State Bank Of Hartford to TIC State of
;Msoaga. Pr :the contrary, Cromwell i Co.
owna1e. Of the steamer Monticello, and others
aa w taat The order for the release has bean re-
t,ER1Stu. = ~ t.ttIr
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Secession .Squelched in Teuncsee.-
GFAQ6 Union TEiuunh.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 11.-As far as heard from.
all the Union candidates are elected by over.
Whelming majorities. The Convention Is de-
leated BY large majority. Vote Of Nashville;
Union candidates, $3.50; Secession, SIS; for =
Convention, 1,29Q: no Convention. 157
, 1861-02-12

At the corresponding date in 1858, there were in
store cas- $50 bushels wheat and NC bushels corn:
IN 1861. 412 as bu wheat, and 14ocs bu corn; and
, 1861-02-12

Ey0Zen.
>, NoRfoIK, Feb. 10-The bark Ephsaim Viii
hams put IN here One man frozen to death
ana six OF the crew ftost bitten
, 1861-02-12

HALIFAX, Feb. l1.-Among the list Of pas
sengers from Europe By the steamer Canada,
that Of Sellefs Was announced. The name is
mlspelled, and is said to be intended for that
Of Tom Saycrs, tue great English pugilist.
, 1861-02-12
at of B. DefituItIur 4

DETROIT, FEB. 11.-John Mckinney, State
Treasurer, charged with embezzement mon
eye Of the State, was arrested at Lansing to-day,
and held in s25,oo0 recoguizanee to appear forr
examination,
, 1861-02-12

G4xAr D1scov1ax,-Among sas most i7port.n. n n,
ae great medical discoveries Of this aze may ha con
sidczed the sJstsm ofvsccinaon for protection from
snaA sos, the Cephac PHI for .el.1f Of Headache spd
The oae Of Qaniae for the prevention Of EeEer easr
Ct which . snsc specific. whoAe beaeats win be e.
pereneed By suffering humanity long altar tst. dt.
ooyaraFs 3rs forgotten
, 1861-02-12

w ANTED-A Is to Is Horse
....s Power Engine and Boiler in exchange for 10
sSs ~ LAhd fof ~ niles from Chic xSo on The W I;
tnni, eng M nil1 e49s of lake For particular.
chants l36 South Water street, r. 8, Dfawer Ef17
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I1rnstah1e.
Galveston,
Prospect Of the Flsh Market.
Al

There were two or three Others. NE beIieye.
among which was the 1ndinn Queen, but We flnd
nothing definite in our memoranda The total OF
those Nhose 1ames we have given Is thlttYtxn
, 1861-02-12

- County, 3. a.-sups ror Court Of chi-aco. Ma,ch
Term 1851 1Fis:r1m Eam0heii and franrts Mrj,:ts.
~ Gideon D. t-11otL. GeGfge r GLIcsi n t4,t
md Jtsse y MehaI,iA-in = aL chsnee,y, W. "A'N'
George + clifford and T. W fi,xn. IL tsn1nts o5a .h
name having been h!ea IN the "sce ot tAc C,rT. "f
2 Tie sald Gideon o. Glnorl. Gr"r. . Gi,:: y,
F. " Pttkins thas the complalnants ilel tSc- III +
Of complaint tn te1d Court co the ChaEct:y xe
Of on the s.s a4y II Deer ees i,a ad .1i as sa!
dtfcndAnfs, returuabie lhs hrsk Mcut%v .: - ~
afy next 1851 a. ia By law required, snt aiterx IT,
wtt:-0n thu sth dag Of FsbtuAry, \. D. 81; .,I ~, -
summons Issued out OF said court Against sill l.
Hn. " @"A~4 Ass 81,
Sow. tncEstosc unls.s 5oq M es7id dcee G!!.y..
be and appear before said Superior Cours 6I =, ~,
q Gook Coanty on The nrss tlay ol uu ncs: :. s,a
Tie urst Monday q March, isl and pieai. ~; Nv ~
q dtmur to the said co,nplainasts hlii OF tv:
tne bat, md The plat4ers 8nd ttas.4 tefriu r r. ~
s1d sta Cd. will be tskea conf tse.s, aud Ir:.xn
bilt e. EIMB1iI =. 1a
WALkER. VAN ANN / CxITER, Compi',s' :,r-
II
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The export Of Breadstn1s IL Of much Interest.
touching tlc subject Of the present stocks, They
barrels: OF Wheat more than Q 600 600 Of bushels
and q Corn. about 1000 100 Of hushcle-Whjcli
mutt be regarded a. ample to meet the demand for
JanGafy 1st. ~ N"~~
, 1861-02-12

CHARLESTON, Feb. 10-A despatch from
Savannah, says that tho New 7 ork vessels have
been released.
, 1861-02-12

3fand Union Triumph In Memphis,
.uoa Loo1sEnLEE, soa Feb. l1...-Aemphis gives be-
Tween So aud 500 majority for the Union can
11dates to the Convention. Returns from
west Tennessee indicate the election OF Union
, 1861-02-12

w ANTED-A purchaser for a
~ we'll assorted stoc Of Merchandise co,st.t,,r
e5 32 wostS HSF6h y e nFy Goed s worth
x;S4 worth Of Boots Shoes &c Conatrr NrrshaIt::
Fe SIX I'll De literally dealt xith Apply to
6trett, -.t''9 A'"- o>s - Ht9orn
, 1861-02-12

FACT ~ohra aAEoE1sa-spa.t!nge Crr3sec Fills s.1
. caftasn cure fer Sck Headache rsllors Zen lscba
%sF7on4 Headache. Ccscyeress and aepeea. neb,l,t-
, 1861-02-12
- BY TELEGRAPH.
the NATIONAL CRISIS,
Fort Armstrong at Rock Island
Seized by Traitors and Recap
tured by the Americans,
Southern Confederacy Congress-.
SPEECH OF ALEXANDER Il. STEPHENS.
Grand Union Triumph III
1ks73aessee.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Southern Confederacy Congress.


THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
JEFF. DAVIS ADVISES AGAINST
AN ATTACK ON FORT
SUMTER.
Georgia Releases the New
York Vessels, :
THE GEORGIA ARMS NOT GIVEN UP.
TIE Time For Receiving Testimony
on the Mccormick Patent
Extended.
TOM sAxnns IN NEW xoan.
Death Of Hon. John Rockwell,
TERRIBLE DISASTER At MusCA-
TINE-9EVEN PERSONS
DROWNED.
Steamer Burned with Loss OF Lille.
X1xVITu CoNGRESS--Seeond Session.
, 1861-02-12

Mr. Lancoln to Visit New Jersey,
TRENTON, N. J., Feb. 1l-The Preafdent
eiect mas aceeptedth the invitation to visit this
, 1861-02-12

H1NE STOCK.-The subscriber
n oHcrs for sale tae celebrated Morgan ssa1 m
SSsl1ADHACH ~ ont Of Champion, and BRAT T"rte
!.1d Il ,s5 ,s5o11Aa On. of cnesser Imported from ri
hanErfs JAMES 3 ESTEr. Canton, Ohio, or WEIGHI;
- nfiER, 16f Michigan street, Chicago.
, 1861-02-12

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-THE steamer We,
lasco arrived at Havana from Vera Cruz-
bringing the axiled foreign ministers aud Gen.
Mitamon.
Tbs Papal Nuncio was insu1ted at Vera Cruz,
and took refuge In the French consulate.
:, Airamon escaped disguised, after passing
through great dangers.
The Archbishop md Bishops are all exiled
The populace stoned them at Vera Cruz, and
they were atterWard detained by the suthori-
ties for trial
NJ. Weller. American Minister, Was received
On the 30tt ult.
, 1861-02-12

MOUNTAINEERING, Feb. IL, 1861.
Tbs following are the receipts and shipments It.
fh& DARt EurfF F-efrbt hours.
, 1861-02-12
fH1CAGO MILL-FURNlSHINf.
" DEPOT.
+ w. BAXTER q CO.,
KAsCf1uTu2EEa o.
FRENCH BURR lsIEISTGNIELSS
OF ALL cU4EH1E5
CIV. BROWNS PATENT puRThH1Y
FIGURING and G1ist Mills.

FIGURING and Grist Mills.
kaD 13A1E7s IL
Dutch 'iXkE2'' R9LglHG lieTEz,
Smut afnls and separasors.
Betting Of All Eiada, 'A~ A'os' a'f at'tsoeses'
Bran DnstezA ptcs rzoof stsds. a. "a Ai'a @als
AIR Is ANKS.. .sC4TEs-
MILL FURNISHING GENERALLY,
ass5s ae e stesm I'd %sser Sfa s
Steam Engines, Boilers, de-, DO,
The sabscribeys having ottatnet1 the Asency fop III,
ssSa 5ass19s SsSaRS sSf RSl,sfs
ttoTp q. would invite the attention of pgfchase1s
- sssts5 ss 9sa5 ~ e psyts ys r.
e 8:
! P:'F::::' :::::: s]: horse 1e~=r......s.sss
*: ::: S SIss ~: -: IS
e : fs Esss sEsgSt'ss fsassstat g. required
'uDso1s PATENT oovErsoE VALVE
ss. I :s 4 assse sn .
Save from 2s to so per Cent In rg.i
e esep p'es q s1ss Ct eesEs Il ".
assess Mnssa ansE mag g s5ami9sd t6s
Il e seta:e sena e IS
TsAIER WHEELS sHAF77ka, p oK.R1ae. &c.
AtTery loE pftces,
r. ~ BAxTER Il CO.'S
HrFn r.
, 1861-02-12

Total. ...-..216s& 2410 COG ia 321 a31sS
The umount of flour, wheat and corn in store AZ
estimated By the Secretary OF the Board Of TT de
IL ~ follows:
E4nA1. u14s'--.. .4pJJ1
Coin. bu. u..--..----.,......-..-...... .g9I, 100
, 1861-02-12
HOGS AND PROVISIONS.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 9.-The Gazette reviews the
, 1861-02-12
AolA'-.'...-""''. --.-+...-. .IB
The total loss Of Life By daasters during tile sea-
son IL placed at ssathe Lady ElgIn disaster being
estimated at 1.8

The total loss OF Life By diaasters during tie sea-
son is placed at s44the Lady Eleln d.sster ~ hs,nr
v.n,o1. ,rxx,
TIN fn11ourtnc .t,tsr,.nt -. ,,
correct nhstrrrf ~ ~ nay os s Sgns1aeue4 - a.
fnr tha sessrm II 1eeo =. rasaness ns Caso oL CUT
Nsyirstfon n cr1csa, - <ss eaa oe at1.sea a..
through The StrsIts Anil Ia+h * Ts+ :. s. Wpaa
throush bein- eictei r. ~. ~. aIar ano nass
State The entrance to pofs,,pp 4as
Mye severe p.les If win, occr,re5 du-,no ,,a
ae.son hnfnv nct 1sss nnrat] nv th +hat - 9osn s
AIfhoneh liz sesson # 1sfa I.s a1teniea Vii,
more disasters and greater loss Of life vet II IN ad-
nattd by navigatoFa "a being the mtldest Tor many
years previous. INC preTalltng Winds dnring the
months OF March. November and December wero
northwest and westerly; April northeast and cast
erly: Nay, June, Jnly, August, September. and
October southwest and westerly
sig per mouth; June to AuEust x16 IN S1s.
Aueust to September 61B to x35. October q ~
Sleeper aay; November to the close Of navigation,
StG;oo SGasma<. " = pEs 1Esens NY - f,,,os ,aa
+hs @ntfra scss6H a' e'os'ao 1aeo 1snes ouf1ns
1'tT ~ Gn.a1e a1 ~ fSasous . a., .-,
,s.ad thIs .,rt ~ % ttsas e. l.ons -
Zines: A''At'eA -
No. Times. No. Times.
Steamers passed M, $40 stm r. passed down, 9G5
Ptopel1efs do 90 Propellers do $50
Barqucs do b75 Barques do 663
Briggs do IS Briggs do 6sS
schooners do 8t4l0 Schooners do $40
(,reateat nuD,her nm durinr tyentyfnr- hnn,a Q3
do do down do do 119
CaFEoes OF Grain passed down. .S25
90 t. Lumber 20 % .-------.''-..-l,aD
~ ela'es u" ao .'.'....''..'.-.l.oe'
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Eegal A>t'c: IiHrn,crts;

vi III A4.s' SAIL. ~, ...
r;1,t.. iig nscn uade liz the pa. 1,ea. ei -,
fSth ta;S ernl,n ~ sMa itrut VI Ftuss ds!s4 :n
nn,s sotosa Z. U ths heeufders O:e~ Of COX Ion.f
11asses Fl &c n.1sd 1as assis e ss q t,xs
day Of February A. D. M u 10 oeloet n ~ , s,s ~
n tha = 41 M TX M ts 4oIta door Of o
q Cd q 5he e1 oT and
sndd1f II @ 1ssn e one LIZ Luz ~:
~ TG!1nseen ~ N tie School Section Aldit.n.
ssvea X In said Block the cast sc ttt1rnt
sfhty 'ss feea s feet md extending ba
GAslson oy tho trustees The Illinois, and ,, 10
To9nshp sry ptae haf see;;Sn
de y ssia IL H. F; -
and e aad rasres Of land Il ec or thcn ~ ec. "a
u! 4s9 aAc subject. however, 70 mn.f.szr or est,
b!ocE Iisl+ exse17e! by s1;I ~ ". fal1
d noof Is sStn,n e Mo1.sssa ssssffsd
the payment Of for! thoa.sao a1 gwen IL ss'sss'
Chicago. February S 1tVi AAt4-as Trustee &C
, 1861-02-12

~British. Wrecked.
We add from our own memoranda the names Of
the sail vessels that left the lakes for tile OCEAN and
for Europe during last ecason:
, 1861-02-12

COMMON CoUEc1L-There WIS the usual re-
port of No Quorum" last evening st the
Council Chamber.
, 1861-02-12

AfrscATME, Feb. u.-Ecyen peraous we're
drowned yesterday in sleigh while atte1nptiu
to cross small stream In Mercer
county, Ill, about Is D,,lcs from this place.
The party coneisted Of M old man named
Minty. Mrs. Mary Hayes and two children.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hodson annd two children, and
Mre. Bangs and two children. The old man.
Ainty, saved himself and one OF Mrs. Hodson'e
children by swimming. Mrs. Hodson remained
alive, in the body Of the sleigh, IN hour and
hall, and held her child on the slde-board till
assistance came. Both were taken out alive,
but the mother died before reaching house.
, 1861-02-12

w ANTED Buffalo Mutual Tn.
~ suEance Cos Scrip. Issue Of 1861. TfECKrFy
!5xsE,Q nAM9t. No. 4 Board Of Trade BnifdinS.
, 1861-02-12

w ASTED.-An Ale Brewer of
- good character and ability to 70 to the conn
vi ANafess postage paid, Letter Boz 737 o. or
a. Roi:kE, Attorney. saSIa;at1n :tsSs: cn a.
, 1861-02-12

Total SIS, ,0s482 $19,5o9.8i $s,4M.7a Inc
P11TsrUIssH, Fl. WATNE ANp Chicago H. Il.
GOTHIC following is n statement Of the approx
mate earnings Of the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne a1 d
Chicago Railroad Company during the month Of
January, compared with the same period Of 3a.t
wear. Viz.
, 1861-02-12

- 1otal. ..........-..----asa $50 81, Is, 10
The market value Of the above WINS 81 ,esS 1877 m
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

seresapt McLaae died Ct uy residence No 1854 Pearl street
IN comfortable apartment (u from the garrett and dreamed
his N the Of myself and two others ne ns sVy
attendance possible medical aud otherwise when wes
rshed by without pay for he an old b5
TOOK him In some time since out Of pure c Rnvbsm
means Of support and unable TO wors ooL h
immediately Rohed OF his DEATH on Tuesday Az
not hearing from hm, he essin applied TO on " %
when after considerable delay, he sent TO examine th
not till the evening Of Thursday the body TemoveS
have attended to Il and borne the expense ou'
ceased requested this be putued so tat ne
buried by his old companions In lie has received 10
assistance from any but ysef which Is well known 20 many
nv who win be asonihed when they read the account
in rnR TRBuyE By giving this nseron you vi" sfoay
oblge me- and do an act Of jssce. Yours ,,pp.u
kep York March g. 1861. JAMES MebbAH'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
AN APPEAL FOR THE FIVE POINTS.

Let not the benevolent forget the poor at the
Five Points The calls for help press heavily upon u' Scores
Of person, with families depending upon them still without
work sickness especially among children, ia very prevalent
and and suffering In ell yIiis TO the poor
this vicinity. Hitherto have been able 70 alleviate the mos
pressing Of distress bu: are exhausted va
barrel and besnbaTre empty, money Is gone ana
todsy have been compelled to very needy per
sons whom truly worthy. Wl our lends ard US
Money OF food Of any description thar kry received
Please direct to n. MEAD, Five Points hioh'
kfa. York March g. 1861.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
George III Of The Seventh Wand rHfned, anu
RichaYd Van ycgbton Of he First was dismissed

ARREST OF piCKPOCEITs.-On Saturday afternoon
az Mr. Naomi ABBY o. 30 IA Ninth iaF Rome
81 stage two ieyri, who N." also paicnsel, .,u
Ig the pocket from H., G5cs gd stealing her potibggt
containing -l g. she lads dc1yefed heI l"ss a. ne p't
pockets were ioaving the stage, sud .he mardltt'l
thon Meotirs Oirss Courtney and hclugAih o. tn1 'A
tscuh Ward, Mr, ALby obtained ht seTSicc~ 81 o we
ro lie siboo nto tho gutter. This recovered HNd
tho ph Oners ken before llsre Connolly ~ Jeh,spn Hfs'-
They gave their Names tlsrk buue and lhola '"t-
Tho former vas su.cduont,y recognized old oHrhdef
named Stephen BOYLE whae picture hii long occupied POI
lion In the Rogues Gallery THoy bOn locked up 20 ON.
scr aGer having BEEN " shown n.y. 70 tie detective o'i
Detectives Bennett .ni McDouga on Ssutdy afes''d pgN
pocket naued WiHs Lee GIes English bill whoisslpEos'd 20
be the re!ievcdcK Recorder smith Of 1 s"i'h
since while be riding In fo.i.gvcuue car Ihe' "He
several thieves In the car o whom were arrested ut w
time but MI Smith L. quite positive that Lee The prioh "Ho
setualy took tho money. no a led .0I cl-lln.llln.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
IAdyertinement- 1

QUICK RETURNs-But the other day we re-
csived intelligence of the arrival of the Japanese Eba'adors
Yeddo aud slesdy enerpng business pTepar
ing tend consignments Japan HosTErTER Co, VINO
presented the Embassador while here Of their famous
BTTERs and Consul In Japan, Mr. Towns
bend Hss have received large orders for the article which
appears hit the ysps and this week agent OF
the firm by the slip Mandarin for the purpose OF sup
plying the Japanese with this Wholesome tonic Mr. Conkn
gentleman ho has the conduct Of this affair takes with him
the iron house which be put In few dry
aud doubt win give good account Of his steward
ship before he has been three months In japan.