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, 1861-02-07
Good EeW's from Kentucky.

We lave excellent news from Kentucky
Oar special correspondent telegraphs the pas
sare by the House, by vote Of st to 40, on
thv .l;rd resolution Of the series reported by
til: SlecIzl Committee on Federal Relations
ILL.,. same having passed the Senate on the lst,
s,ya yutc Of Is 10 IL. The following is the
r,>ulutlon: +,
Esyolt~d That as this General Assembly has
mud. all application 10 Congrcas TO call NatiS
Convention to amend the Constitution Of me
fnit-d States, and requeeted the Legislatures OF
all thu other tates to make similar applications.
and A.> appointed Commissioners to meet those
whica uays l.en appointed BY the State Of Eir-
Tl''ia. and such as inay he appointed ~ other
s>stHs II designated time and place, to consider.
nha a. i:ae.icable, Rgree upon come suitable a.
!nsiht:.t Of the present unhappy contfoVeFs1es u
u nnhteessdry dad iaexpedlet for Ihts Leptst1taFs
otaM my further ecfion on Eats sule<s df the pTes.
nt fnt, tms .an evidence Of the SINCERITY and good
AZ % %sxptesaaon Of deEotio1 to tho Union. and de-
je, ~, - penetration, Kentucky awaits with
p 'oaea'uae the FasIonee from her sister states.
4, me fourth resolution of the seTies provides
LII. ,,.. %nea she Legislature adjourns, it will
- LAX: ,nLo consideration tue responses Of our
ns,ta sassr atAses, and the then condition of the
1eaon. ,ra1es anu TO adopt such measnresns may be
n"pS', rn"!t,, aoa the interests; OF kentucky may
'e4ohc--csneitaad Coaaae7e!al, Ga. :.
, 1861-02-07

The Springfield correspondent Of the
Ei,n;nnatti Commercial writes that the
t'l.;saco TRIBUNE is being denounced by
certain quidnuncs thcrcabout "for assum-
ing 10 speak for Mr. Liucoin.' This is
:,Im.u the filtieth time that we have rcpu-
tliat"l the SANDER, alike unjust to Mr.. Lin
"ln and TO ourselves. We believe that
Mr. Linca|n is quite up to tie business OF
:rc:elsius for himself when he wants to say
ANYTHING, and we are daily cndeavoring to
show thai we know how to clothe our own
i,lras in plain language, without running to
auvut.ly Tor either ideas or Language.
, 1861-02-07


1t will be remembered that in this case adi-
darits were filed In the Superior Court, chargg-
ing the Recorder with al sorts Of prejudice
against the prisoner, alid asking for a writ Of
eeTtioTGrs to remove the, case to that Court.
Ihc Mayor, as usual, mads great blow against
the Recorder. +
I Upon full hearing before the Superior Court
the motion WIS refused.
Yesterday morning the case WAS again called
up before the Recorder,ttby counsel for the
prisoner asking that 1t te set down for trial
on some day to be fixed ssihe Recorder stated
that as the defendant pTc5tssel to believe he
was preludiced agalnat bun, and although he
could not consclentlouaty grant the change,
when called upon to decide jndicially, yet he
would teel Obliged TO tue States Attorney If
, 1861-02-07
PROSPECTUS FOR 1861,

r,,. .a.. ..,,.,.., ,e., :.
closed The battle has been fought aud won, and tho
eagles If victory pcrca on tie kepub,tcan banner,
sas Of Tue Uni.s ISL s.ss or III s
March ls':. ...-.-.
entering upon year aat Will 1s
tie Cation statca ave unsertasen !, rrea, ~ tha
American uuiou BECAUSE thew are not allowed forever
to ru]e it rhe peopc uye deeiaed 1t the t.,
to the Ieeep policy Of the and ia sret
accordance with ths Constitution they n.ve elected
4si1su ~ ~. a4a pros4uso tAee
aads sa be- t qaiss xhe 1Se ae
brace the following points:
ntxAsps or TEE Flnr.EA A1rss.-7st That the people
na Es e. Sases t
politissliy ID thai the Goasfituuon shai!
efey T. e M e T. a9 sna
p 81 That TIC Free States shall for All fagtyes
?ad @ a e. Taat
tris sait b fsePsncd ii he 6isti1et q coiaadia
:th It1at hw shall Se passed granting the right to
AGmcoxeAs.kp CO 81 THEIR sI.yEs
r! n 81 ~ e. @ 'ta a.. thnTs a the Ere
u n M enH sys
lssass i a sub tie q e tie d. IT,
Ss i ais ersis + behooses every sound patriot and
n q IH ~ - & III to sand hy In
r. Tae ifse Eoft m,.st not Suiiied aof Gshteasa
~ sa re sssea Of
0Tnsn 2eEslioS5MAana mere NJ arc othsr important
A@snE these ~: IFse Helf:tsads fT IL Laadiss
e s Fase a e. %
afactafins aDo fatnns inaasny or ne country: he
, 1861-02-07
Interference with the Mails nj New
0rleAn8s

A subsc,i iber to the Rsp4alieanz now residing
In New Orleans, REPRESENTS to us that he has
received but tsoo copies OF the paper ont Of
eighteen that were due to him when he letl, that
city few days ago. BIS luck is, he tells Ut, the
same, SO far as he can learn, Of other suhscrib-
ezs to the paper there From inquiry at the
mail-room Of Ibis Office, We are satisfied that
the papers have been regularly mailed here,
and forwarded from the St. Louis Post Ofi:c.
The fault OF their non-delivery at hew Or
Post Office in that city. The letter mails from
st Louis arrive regularly, as We are informed,
80 that there is reason to believe TINT the
paper malls arc systematically withheld either
upon the route o. at TIC end Of IT,: So gross q
neglect Of duty as this In the agents of the
DEPARTMENT deserves to be ;FigidlJr inquired
into, and We GILL the attention Of the Depart
ment to it. 49,; :. ,:.- 1:4~s T..
, 1861-02-07

=
NEWS rom s.r4na A1Asea7e'
n.s., IT, ,.rr1sr ~ M1.,,
NonTn PonT, Jan. IS 1861.
Since my last letter to you we hare received
several new insta1lments Of SNOW, and today
have the pleasure Of wading through, it, as it
Laws in the wood over three feet deep. It
makes 1t very inconvenicnt for short legged
men like myself There is scarcely any ice in
the Bav. The coolest weather We have had 50
s.S.,..'--1.~Ne ~. A.. 10 49, a.,
4af tl1e "il1et WAS on 'ne tn0tnlus o' Auo @'o
ilst; when the thermometer Indicated II deg.
,~,+, ,..o r1,,,,ro ;s .,,.,o,,, o,,r i'm II, 4ta
*@'ofe ~e'o' AAsAs 10 ee14s@5 0oJ ~ - s''S
lake between the main land and the Manitou
J=1,,ds qa;1 ho-+e ,onoa fro,,o The Nort1, N,n
is'nnas. sa1l ooate come IRON Inc Noltn "an-
itou about once week to get Nick Pickard's
mail There will he hetweer IL {>Cf) and n nm
1' .Ae'e wa W. oe'" 49, -o'eu .A1
cords Of wood got out On the Bay this winter,
IN nm of which will fc fnr ,,roDel1er.n,ers. Onr
Vs. ,9 80
commence with III the SPRING We had two
hundred and forty arrlVals and departures Of
steam vessels here during the past season.
...,':c~...~
1"lu "rlte you "ncnt'ef III ahlne ln11se up
which think will interest your readers. C.
r1.,. xsoard NJ Tra7e ond the 1ate
En~snx- Evcsr1fc1,
1n view Of the pleasant and at the same time
usefn1 manner in which the ]ate cycprsioniste
.-7e-e4 49, =, ,4'>, ~
to f11Iadelphla v6 the flIssburgh, foft
Wnyne and Chicago r. R, passed their time
-1 ~. .1,,ha1
anu Inc genera gooa 1eenng estaonsneo De-
tween Chicago. Milwaukee and Eastern uer-
..:,. ~ =, ....,-..:.... 800
cAnt1e men, the following resoiatlons, aoopt-
cd BY the Board Of Trade yesterday morning,
--... o.
, 1861-02-07
Parson BroWnlosV Firm to the End.
In the Last issue Of the Knoxville Wing Par

We are informed That Mr.. -, Of the
Ninth Civil District Of Knox, has proposed to
join company at any tilue, to come to Knox-
vile aud hang the editor Of this paper. We
propose next Monday as suitable day, and We
invite our Union friends to attend anu witness
the execution! We propose to make speech
under the ga}lows, and to relate our political
experience. There will he q mass meeting Of
the party here on that day, and the hanging Of
the ssnotorious Browllow" will greatly add to
the interest OF the occasioni
, 1861-02-07
Cbiraao Crihutte.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY :, 1851.


cf-. ColiaA's bill for discontinuing the
mali service in those States which have de-
t!ared themselves out Of the American
s-u:on, passed the House yesterday by
'.iaefy:aee MAJORITY Is not this fragrant
.lsc Of coercion p It is true that the
Alabama Postmasters have generally re-
fused IL account to The United States Gov
rrnlncnt for their receipts; it is true, also,
the mails arc systematically rif1ed through
ou: that entire country; but let us not
talk about coercion. Let us continue to
COMPROMISE!
, 1861-02-07
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Important Legislative Proceedings.
TIE TREASURY INVESTIGATION
Action of the Committee bn the
Bank Question.
PROGRAMME of Ma. tlkcuix's JOURNEY, &C.
[Specinl Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune

lopec'o' o'spa'ch 10 INC tfaeaSo 1f1aune-j
sfAtS"f1flo: feh. u 1sso.
THE TAX nu1~
The Senate Was engaged nearly all day
on House message and were actively at work
from two until fsc this afternoon. 4 substi-
tnte for the bill suspending the collection Of
taxes, WAS introduced from tic Judiciary Com
m'ttee, debated At some length anu recommit-
ted II looks now as II tA]s measure will be
killed In til senate
TREASURY INVESTIGATION
Senator Jayne introduced resolution aI'-
pointing Messrs. Higbie and Kuykcnda1l, DEM
ocrats, on the Treasury Investigation Commit
tee, Which alter some backing sud filling on
the part of the opposition, passed. Finally
Ar. Underwood moved the reconsideration of
the vote, pending which hr: Hjgbic disclaim-
ed any connection with tue movement for in
Festgaflon, exone1ated h1r. Butler, the Ireas-
Arcr, md his department, from the suspicion
even Of anything wrong, anu declined to act
on the Commlt1ee. ihe motion was reconsid-
cred, and SO made an end OF the investigation
business.
ASSESSMENTS ON RAILROADS.
The House used up pretty nearly the whole
afternoon in the discussion Of i bill introduced
by Mr. Brown OF Chicago, allowing railroad
companies, when ~rorgiu1ly assessed, to ap-
peal directly to the Supreme Court, in the
sanlc l,anncr as tho act passed at tlle session
Of 1859, providing an appeal from the Auditor
to the Supreme Court, in the case Of the uIi.
nois Central railroad assessment. An amend
ment was offered and adopted, allowing af,-
peals to the Circuit Courts to recover any ex-
cess in the amount of taxes that railroad COM
panics may be compelled TO ray. Finally the
bill was recommittd 10 special committee Of
i've.
EVANSTON RAILROAD BILL PASSED.
resolution was offered in course of the af-
tcrnoon, calling up tile Evanston Railroad
olu from lne committee o. 1he LOOK county
osiesaion' iltne'' 'asseo-
~" nA2'A n1AA'.
A"o 'o.n' eo.''n1i''ec VI uie iooec aao oen.
s1%s a ~ 1D''e to''' - ~. A'A1. ~ =.
- IL" ~'.'i'D y. o1n !.
pasen' !" gave pahAs SIX ino''''s 'o aiaAe sooo
aene'encies "llnout nof1eituse u c'1a'teF, ccn'
u.-x ~ 4, 49,
seu'.' ,e .A.el .no s4lAa.'o' ~ .''1' t'ns one,
u.4 u.a p., .sn. ieoeinlA'on' laos sou''lsoss
e"s 'ntS ua's ~ Elk i'cs ee'aa" ii''efest s''en
oe'ore lotaeat"le' IN case Inc party Will NOT &c
eeE1 suen feoempt'on. lns "nole 1na'1el
was fe'ef1eo 10 subcommittee Oh n'e' 10 oe
eelecteo IRON anc JONI eol'i'''ttee' u Ec' W
"'A - in''uoe 'i'e 'es' 'ea1o'ee " I'LL eAe
o'''0' -.--.
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'uu se'n.u,'n -, na', eoun''e' nc" 'au'eAt W
e'a'' 'ne 'so'n' passea ,ao noase* 1ne olpoi'
s''ilne"1 fesoi'''o''' u'o not eoiie up
r'iA ".-"h' 1., ""'A'.N W wv
r'1 iaeni5 "'nea 'a'i'eu tn's alo4ni't'
IRON Iowa siie Ii sa'a ~ oe 4ooh'ns io1 u se'''
III eA1 N<AoAAeS 10 oeL4nA71eA oen04A4-
, 1861-02-07

MASTERS SALE State of ILL
AL nois. County Of Cook, $. = 5superioE Court Of
Eleanor 9. Rad. ys. Dearborn Seminary. Liberty
Biget'w. Samuel I. Lawrence, John y Wauehop, Levi
n. Boone David J. Ely, Trustee Of Phoebe A. Avery,
Phoebe A. Aver; stsdcrtck Tnttle, Henry Smith.
Walker. Henry 4. Huntington, Philip Naiswofth Cal
rin Parks. John Chap1n and Daniel {. Ferguson.
Bill to Foreclose Mortgage.
Public nctice hereby given thas In Pursuance Of
decreta1 order entered IN the above entitled On
Master in Chancery Of tie Superior Court Of Chicago
Ein aen at public auct1oa to re highest bidder fot
Gity Of cdsaSo II said County of Cook, on A@Saday @
ten O'Clock IN the forenoon Of that day, the follow.
Ing described real estate 6uatetn the City Of Chicago
C4suaty OF Cook and state or Illinois, towtt Lots
ave O. and tG) II nocI thirteen {. n FoEt Dear
born Addition to Chicago. IRA SCOTT,
Master In Chancery OF the Superior Court Of Chicago
Dated tnnnAry alst 1881. taS1-t9t1td
, 1861-02-07

g~ Coughs, colde. Group, and al affections Of
tho threat and lungs, arc speedily and efectua1ly
cured BY tho nee OF DR.: Ives Vegetable Cough Re-
liet. Sold BY druggists in bottles and
fLoo, aid Warranted 70 sivs satsfastlon. Western;
Depot No. 19s south clark street, Chicago fes Ct Ct
;w $1d rejected Illinois money wanted 1t
the hishest market price, in exchange fur -ds1.
goods, By ::.--s ~a.'t. =, :, T. B. CAnrkB,; s.;
/: fs41w -; :: -s'-:,:,'' no. 1855 Lake Street.,
, 1861-02-07

Majority In favor Of tho TRIBUNE.
Any person who chooses to verify this
table can be accommodated by calling at
our counting room during business hours,
where evidence Of these facts will he found
sufficient to satisfy any jury in the United
States. But go ahead, gentlemenl hisa
dirty business, 10 be sure 1t is true you
get snub',cd about twenty times where you
tnd onc sympatl.iser: Its fact that you
buy the TRIBUNE every morning, or borrow
it from neiglIbor, for with oil your spleen
you can't afford to 60 without the news. 1t
is evident that we might make you uncom.
Portable in reputation and business If We
should descend to your level But be not
discouraged. You are entirely safe in our
hands. We shall not expose you. Grub
away in the dark till you arc thoroughly
satisfied, and when you hare finished we
will make another exhibit Of profit and
jn.c
, 1861-02-07
Netm anhertisetltTatg.

@! z. 8CRlHEN, Adue7tisIng Aqsat, IS Dear-
Torn st., Is autorix<d to 7eceirs Advertisements for
tbs and al The Lea4l.3 iapsrs Qf lsd NortEsoest
, 1861-02-07
The Commerce on the NIssfssfppt Al
reudy Interfcrcd With.
[Fsou the Louisville Courier OF yestcrday.1

FRuM NEW QR14EAkS.
4 tclegraphic dispatch to one Of our largest
importing houses, from It's agent in New Or
lcans, was received yesterday, stating that the
United States Custom House there was now in
possession of Louis lana, that the bonds given
in Louisville for the payment Of the duties
here were refused, and that to pass or obtain
the goods it wus necessary 10 lsly the duties
there, unless the Surveyor Of Customs here
would grant cancelling certificates for goods
bonded in tllc name Of Louisiana. This, Of
course, could not be done, and as the import
ers hare some doubts, under the circumstan-
ccs, as to their responsibility to the Govern
ment ccasing after tho payment Of duties at
New Orleans, the Louisville Surveyor h.s ap-
piled to the Secretary Of the Treasury for in
structions in regard to the matter.
The Louisville Journal gives this matter In
the following shape: - .::
IMPORTANT DISPATCH FROM KEW ORLEANS.
The following dispatch has been received by
leading merchant In this city, from corres'
pondent in New Orleans: ::.-. ,
new On1EASs, Feb. i, 1851.
The Custom House is in possession Of Louis
iana- Kentucky bonds are refused. VIII you1
Surveyor grant canccl1ing certificates for goods
bonded in Tic name of Louisiana +. Otherwise
Mr. Ialdetna1, G % lie Surveyor ii our poi, ha,
written TO Washington for instructions In the
premises, - :...~' -!t---zct'-''
, 1861-02-07

He KNOWS IT-On Monday evening, limo
thy Sullivan, an employee Of the City Railway,
got into dispute with a man working for the
American Express Company. They first had
3 few words, then few blows, then Sullivan
lost lis nose. Now he knows ia thing or
twOn
, 1861-02-07

s See advertisement Of J. F. Drierly in an
other column. It Is, as 1t states, something new.
ja!laGt
Al shocld not fail to rcad the stye=tiaement
o; ;'tS,f. Wpa1 IN tosfay'a Eapcr. sts-y
, 1861-02-07
CIRCULATION OF ITIK TRIBUNE.

CIRCULATION OF IHH TRIBUNE.
IN evening contemporary has taken oc-
casion 10 refer to The action Of few sim
pl..ioas who seem to have no better busi-
ness than to run around town hcgging the
Subscribers Of the TRIBUNE to "etop their
paper 1t gives rs pleasure to record the
result Of their labors The following table
exhibits the number Of subscriptions re-
ceircd at this Office during the past three
days, and the number Of city subscribers
who have knocked off" during the same
lime:
Subscribers received February sic
A-.--.......+-..-E51
IT, I'll
Tota! f,v three days. ..-.......-.-712
City .ubscribers discontinued during same
, 1861-02-07

ACCIDENT TO A LADY,-A lady, whose name
we did not learn, met with severe accident
on the corner of State and Lake streets Tues
day evening. She was climbing to grade, and
fell and sprained her ancle SO severely that she
had to le taken home In cafriage.
, 1861-02-07
GRaH<;AG0 ,EEeAtsUNE.

Devoted to Newn, Commerce, Politics,
agriculture, Educatfon, Art, Science
and Literaturc.
, 1861-02-07

su1rED.-The Inauguration suit Of clothes
to be worn by the President elect, has been
completed and was forwarded to Mr. Lincoln
at Springfield yesterday by the manufacturers,
Messrs. A. D. Ellsworth & Bros, Of this city.
It's finely made, and fitting attire for an
Illinois President.
, 1861-02-07

TOR SALE.-I have seven wear
old Mara will sell low for cash or credit or e1-
change for Lumber OF good Gold Watch. Enquire 1t
%Gl Eiuzfe street, }e;xit
, 1861-02-07

MINISTRY AT LARGE-Thcre are quite 4
number Of young fellows from fifteen to TWEEN
ty years OF age, constantly seeking work at
my Office. Yesterday afternoon had as many
as ten in ut one time. hope those who want
work done will let me know. shall be glad
ta send 4 hand along. Apply to Robert Collycr,
1G9 Randolph street, I'd floor, from I to I
P. If.
, 1861-02-07

New ENGLAND C1uncu-The New England
Congregational Society, at its annual meeting
on Tuesday evening, elected Messrs. Benz. Car
pcntcr, E. s. Chesborough, Francis Bradley,
Lyman Baird, and Samuel Bliss, Trustees for
the ensuing year. Tie Society is entirely free
from debt. twas voted to rent the seats for
year. The renting will take place ut the
church next Monday evening, February 11th,
at TX O'clock
, 1861-02-07

~ Daily Charleston Mercury, Daily New
Orleans Picayune aud st. Louis Daily Repub-
1ican nre received regularly by AlcNally & Co.,
81 Dearborn street, who will receive subscrip-
tions for them or any other leading daily or
weekly paper at publishers lowest priccs-31
Dearborn street, between Randolph and Waah-
iuCtOp.
, 1861-02-07

The C1rY 3ftss1oN.-An excellent Norwegian
girl wants Il place to do chamberwork and sew; or
would do the work Of 4 family, quite small. Sew
eral ablebodied men Of good habits want en-
plov- E. &. TurrLE, sc r. franklin strcet
, 1861-02-07

FoCND AT LAsr,-The place where Il first-class
meal can be had at cheap rate. This place il at
the eatins-houEe Of 11essrs. Case s Parmelce, Nos
123 and Is Dearborn strect. fe1.A
, 1861-02-07

- Pages Vegetable Syrup for females. Every
married lady should see the pamphlet, to be had
gratis Of Sargent, apothecary, Randolph and State
streets, =:
, 1861-02-07
THE CITY,

STEAMER MIcmaAS-Tlis arm Of Uncle
Sums is to be put in commission OIL the LIST Of
March, Under command Of Capt. Carter. His
assistant is to be Lieut.. Thos. H. Stephens.
WORE CoMMENcED.-Veshcl owners and
others interested in the fitting up Of our lake
sraft are now moving for the spring. Lumber,
plank, and oak timberare in demand, and pre-
scntly caulkers and ship: carpenters will re-
ceive a call to commence operations.
, 1861-02-07

=" ANTED.-Two or three travcl-
w tns, and one local salesman wanted ONLY
those who careful honest and capable need 2pplY
Terms liberal. &. II. ADAMS, .03 South Water
street. fctxSr
, 1861-02-07

VALUABLE HoRsE KLLEp.-A fine, dapple
grey ge1ding, the property Of Ar. Lacy, OF
this city, was killed yesterday by coming in
collision with the shafts Of another carriage
on Michigan Avenue. Both vehicles and
horses were approaching each other at high
speed, aud the force Of the shock was suf1l-
clent to bury the shaft Of the carriage in the
chest Of the grey horse and to strike his heart,
killing the noble animal instantly. Mr, Lacy
valued his animal at $500. =
, 1861-02-07

TIE .Crrx .RAn:wArs.-These institutions
arc doing q splendid business "about these
days." on account cf the awful condition of
our streets, sidewalks and crossings.
, 1861-02-07

iT For ANY operation upon your teeth, Or for
PERFECT artificial work Of any desirable style, call
90 Dr.. Albaugh, No. IS Wcat Randolph st.
ia963m
, 1861-02-07

WANTED.-A piece Of improved
W property. ttores or dwellings. well located,
worth frtM 100 to $laoo0 fur which about third
cash and TIE remander IN lots. houses and lots and
be paid. B. ". THOMAS 4 co. House Agent. and
Zeal Estate Brokers. No 60 Wells street fe1xlt