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, 1861-03-07
Secretary Ho1t,s Denunctat1on ofTrea-
son in the Cabinet.
ISnpcIgI Dispatch to tie Cincinnati Commercial ]


Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Commcrciai.l
WAsH1KGToS, March s, 1861.
Secretary Holt publishes to-day IN over
retazy, Thompson. The following are the
material points:
1--WE have here q distinct, exultan. ayowal
on the part Of the Hon. Secretary, that while
yet member Of the Cabinet, he disclosed tn
thoee in open rebellion against the United
States, information which he had derived
from his official position, and which he held
nnder the seals Of q confidence that, from the
beginning Of our history as q nation, had
never been violated. THIS step not merely
endangered tie highest public interests, but
put III imminent jeopardy the lives OF two
nercr wrongea the Hon. Secretary, aEd who
in proceeding to Charleston Harbor were sim
ply obeying the lawful command Of their eu-
perior officers. The armed enemies Of the
Government he Was serving, Under the
solemn sanctions Of an oath, were as he de-
c'ares thus put upon, their guard, and 1he
| frau vessel that Was bearing succor to ita
friends, received warm welcome from boom
! ing cannou.
It il well known that persistent falsifica-
| tfon Of the policy and conduct Of the late aG-
ministration in itsTelations to the South, has
| proved potent iustrumentnlity for infamius,
the popular mind of that distracted portion
Of our country, and thus giving an eger.in'
creasing impetus to the revolution. And thu
! fact that the telegraph and the press have
been under the absolute direction Of those
| controlling this movement, has rendered re.
sistance to this in5trumentality impractica
Bile. Whatever purposes, therefore, were ez
| pected to be accomplished by the circulatic:
Of the paragraph which has brcn exposed
will probably be attained, since the autidote
now offered cannot possibly pursue the poi
son into all its qualifications. II, however
this explanation shall secure to me the conf
dence OF those srue-hea1ted patriots who stij
love our Union better than all the4Epoi1s anf
power which revolution can promise them,
shall not regard the condemnation Of me,
| who for the Let two months have incessant},
denounced me throughout tho South, s;mpl.:
and solely because I hate refused to blacke.z n!
so.d .1ith perjury l,y 6etraWnQ the Goperzn,e7t {
ny country achsie in its se7yiec. J. Holt.
, 1861-03-07

The Old Dominion seems still to be halt
ing between two opiaions-or rather, to be
desperately bent upon staying in the Union.
II the editer and proprietor Of the Chicago
Times were safely back in that blind and
obstinate commonwealth, she would 60 out
At once, q course. 1t is evident that Vir-
ginia is 10th to cut herself away from these
eminent luminarics. By Secession: She can
dispense with their advice, but she can't do
without their society,
, 1861-03-07

In the Senate yesterday 1Ir. Clingman
remarked that he regarded the Presidents
inaugural declaration of war, and Mr.
Douglas replied that it locked TO him more
like peace document. (Chicago Times
please uotice.}
No more appointments are yet announc-
ed beJond those Of Hon n. 3. Judd, (Alln~
lister to Pruss;n) and Frederick II. Sew
ard assistant Secretary Of state-) 1t is
tolerably certain, however, that Col. Fre-
mont will hare the mission to franco, and
probable that Cassius II. Clay will be &C.
credited TO the Court Of ST. James,
, 1861-03-07

UEFN011EstN F1E1UIAEH III NEW AV1A
ROCHESTER, March 5.-John c. Nash (Rep.)
has about 600 majority for Mayor. All the
Republican city ticket Is elected, except Police
men and the Democrats four, which makes the
Common Council fifteen Republicans and nine
Democrats. The CITY Supervisors will stand
about the same as Aldermen, possibly FIVE
Democrats to eleven Republicans.
The Inaugural was anxlonsly waited for
here, and was received with almost universal
satisfaction The Daily Democrat which has
opposed compromise, warmly endorses, while
tie Democratic organ giyes it qualified ap-
proyal.
TRoY, March 5-Geo, B. Warner, Jr., Union
candidate, was elected Mayor of this city to-
day. The Union men also elect Assessor, JUS
tice and majority Of the Council.
PouaHKEEFsrE, March 5.-James Brown
(Repuplican) was elected Mayor Of this city to-
dav
, 1861-03-07
An Old Bible.


As considerable interest in Old Books seems
to be manifest ct this time, allow pe to give
You description Of IN old Bible by Nj.
Edwin Hubbard, now Of this city. This work
is printed in black letter, with side notes in
Roman characters: The title Page informs us
and conferred with the best translations in
divers languages. With most profitable An
notations upon all the hard places, and other
things Of great importance, MS may appear In
the epistle to the reader. And also most
profitable concordance for the ready finding
out Of anything In the same contained Tue
imprint is as follows: " Imprinted nt London
By the Deputies Of Christopher Barker. Print
er to the Queens most excellent Majesty, l56a,
Cum gratia q privilegio Rgide Aasestatis."
This, believe, is q copy Of the third Eng.
ukh translation Of the entire Bible-the first
Translation being published in 1880. It Is in
good state Of preservation, and can be seen BY
The curious IN such matters at the rooms Of
the Historical Society, corner Of North Wells
and Kinzie streets, where number Of other
curious aud ancient works arc Deposited.
R
, 1861-03-07

The maIcoutents in the Senate.
The correspondent OF the Cincinnati G'1-
sate teleg7aphs IS follows concerning the OBJ
jeetions raised in the executive session OF the
Senate concerning Bates and Blair:
Senator Mason Of Virginia said he should
make no objections to the Northern men, but
Was opposed to the confirmation Of Blair and
Bates, as they were citizens of slayeho1ding
States. On them he voted 's No." with Mitch
ell Of Arkansas, md Clingman and Bragg Of
North Carolina The other nominees Wer3
confirmed unanimously,
, 1861-03-07
A Legislative Gem.-.LaW Against
Crossing Bridges In Illinois.
fEsrorn fhe 11ISnois Etate Jnrrnn}


Among other funny acts Of legislation pass
ed By our lale General Assembly, Was one pro
vlding that no person shall in future drive any
animal CT vehicle over any Of the public bridE-
es Of this State, except under tho penalty Of L
five dnilar tine. How the people are to get
across the creeks, onr solons had not the Kind
mesa to inform us- They certainly do not sup
pose the entire population will "take to water
sooner than disregard the law.
The act reads as follows:
4sSEcT7os !. Be II enacted 1y the People Of lie
Etate Of Illinois, represented in the General Is
sensbly, That any person shall ride. Lad drive
any wagon carriage dray, cart OF other vehicle
conveyance, OF my horse, mare, mule Or OK. or
other 1nftnal over on or across any public bridge
used by the public within the limits Of this Staff
ho ahai! forfeit and pay for each oenee the anm II
before Justice of The peace, OF By IN Indictment
In the eircait court Of said county a. ts now pro.
vided by section one OF an act entitled an act tn
amend chapter uiuety-three Of the Revised Stat
utes entitled Roads, approved Jan. p 1652
The Legislature probably menant to impose
fine for Just driving, but have absolutely pro.
hibited all crossing whatever.
, 1861-03-07

The Philadelphia Sunday Atlas closes an
able review Of the Administration Of James
Buchanan in the following terrible an1thema:
"BEphted In bis ambition for second term
Of ohice-b1asted in reputation through his
acts of commission and omission-de -despised BIZ
tbs ycrv creatures whom he dragged into Off
tfaI positfons-ior none Of them have ycntured
to endorse his Administration in the Conven-
tons OF 8hicl, they have been member
aecursea Of men md rejected BY Deity, he will
descend to his grave amid the anathcmas Of
y Cistr.cted milton, whose generosity he
abused aud whose institutions be destroyed
An ancient ratioa dccreed that no parracidc
should find sepulture within her limits.
With equal justice could our Legislature
eng. . law thst A1r. Buchanan shall never
po}luse tie soil Of Pennsylvania With his
trettorous remains. The Venetian Councils
decreed Inst A1arluo Fzlicro ehould lind no
Piece among her long line OF Doges, and up to
this day, the panel wbI.h his portrait should
Lave occupied, IS covered With the black
drapery Of death, as the punishment OF pos.
lsrity for his TREASON. LIT the Congress Of
l1e United States make a similar record OF
NJ Buchanan's blasting treaehery, as warn-
3ng to future dastards and. dotarde The
frnmethean penalty Of the Tu]ture and the,
toek, throughout the 1opg ages Of eternity.
soaao aao oe the most appropriate rtward Tor this
, 1861-03-07

Ii SALE, March 6.-The riveris at stand;
about Il feet On the bars. The canal Is being
flied to-day.
RouKIs1ANp, March 6-The wster in tho
river is rising--cannot get report Of upper
rapids yet-no boats down this morning.
BURLINGTON, March 6.-Fira feet water on
lower rapids-water about On stand. -.
, 1861-03-07

ST. LOUIS, March 6.-The Convention met
at 10 o'clock. Various resolutions declaring
cooperation with Georgia were referred to the.
Committee Of Seven appointed yesterday to
report upon the communication of Commls-
sIoner Glenn. Resolutions in reference to CO.
ercion, secession and cooperation Of the Dor
der, free and slave States were referred to the
Committee on Federal Relations.
Among the resolutions WIS one BY e&GoV-
ernor Stewart, that no overt act has been com
1nitted by the Federal Government to justify
either nulliiication, secession OF revolution.
Also, one by Judge Orr, that We have the
best Government in the world, and intend TO
keep it.
a resolution looking to the amendment Of
the State Constitution was tabled.
A resolution to refer the Presidents Inau-
Gural to the Committee Of the Whole, after de-
BATE, was Withdrawn.
The Convention has adjourned till 10 O'Clock
To. mnrrnW.
, 1861-03-07

" ANTED-A Cook and Cham
y bsIna,d. to go short distance into the coun
ty. EnSdsh. German Norwegian or American pre-
feEred. Good Wages will be paii Protestants only.
VINO can come well recommended need apply at this
on1ce, uh1sl1S.lU
, 1861-03-07

R1cHHoSD, March 6-The Convention de-
bated the resolutions instructing the Commit
adjourned On motion Of M. Carlisle, who
speaks tomorrow. The report Of the Peace
Commissioners WAS received, Several series
OF resolutions Of d secession, antlsecession
and anti-coefciop character were referred. The
Special Committee reported that In their opin-
ion there has been no movement Of armed men
by the Federal Government indicating pur-
pose of attack or coercion.
, 1861-03-07

4 REPORTER TURNED DocroR.-Frank ".
Reilly, for some time connected with news
and commercial papers in this city, on Tuea:
day evening graduated at: Lind University az
"M. D." and carried off two prizes for able
atssts On different and difficult subjects. il.
, 1861-03-07

INDEPENDENCE, March 5.-The Santa Fe
nail, with dates to the 18th ult, arrived to-day
on time. Col Hall and Mr.. Stewart, contrac-
tors on the route, came in with it. They re-
port business in New Mexico as extremely
dull Taey say that hereafter the regular
trips Of this mail will be made, as danger from
the Indians Is not now apprehended. They
report extremely cold weather In Santa Fe, and
more snow had fallen there this winter than
ever known before.
Large Numbers of Indians were seen at Fort
Wise, but were entirely friendly.
Col Loring, Of the q. s. army, who Is to take
command OF the Department Of New Mexico,
aud Dayid Y, Whitney, Postmaster at Santa
Fe, arc now here and will leave by next Fri
days mail
, 1861-03-07

A.CAnp.-Ar. ". ". E1AnA1l, No. 30 Clark
street: Dear Sir-In thanking you for the kind.
ness which you have shown to me, By fu1ntsh1ug
for the Concerts Of Mad. Fabbtt grand piano from
the factory Of HaI1ett, Davis l. Co., + cannot r.
slst the pleasure Of publicly expressing my delight
over this magnificent instrument, which, by Its
beautiful quality Of eound and elasticity OF touch,
has satisfied me In the highest degree, and aleo
does great honor to the manufacturer, Messrs
HaIlett. Davis 4 Co. Respectfully, you1s,
RICHARD MULpER.
, 1861-03-07

ELAIRA, March 6.-The rivers aud streams
along the Erie Rail1oad, have mol been unusu-
sustained, and trains to NIL points run regular
II and without obstruction.
, 1861-03-07
GG)lraao C>ribu>te,


Ii will be 2 matter for profound gratula-
ton to the thousands Of friends Of the Hon
NORMAN e. Juun that he has received tho
appointment Of Minister Plenipotentiary
to the Court Of Berlin. While we much
regret 70 lose him from our city and State
during the next four years, VIC can but &C
knowledge that he has richly merited the
high distinction conferred upon him. The
mission 10 Prussia ranks next in the diplo-
matte service after those to Great Britain
and Franco.
, 1861-03-07

PETERSBURG, Va, March 5-There Wes In
tense excitement on the reception Of the 1nan-
gural Hundreds hitherto for the Union,
avowed openly for revolution, If the Conven=
ton does not Immediately pass the Secession
Ordinance,
WILMINGTON, N. c., March $50 far as
known, most Of the contents Of the inaugural
are satisfactorily received, especially relating
to the forts and the collection of thdreyennes,
because they are in favor Of coercion.
GoLpsBoRo, N. c., March 5.-The Inaugural
was received at this place and throughout this
section with Indignation.
RALE1eH, N. C., March 5.-!The Inaugural
was received favorably BY the Unionists. They
think It does well for Lincoln, though they
don't disapprove of all Of it. The diBunion-
lists are satisfied with it.
CHARLESTON, s. G. March Sour ce'm-
munity has not been disappointed, and ex-
hibited very little feeling on the subject Of the
Inaugural They are content to leave Mr:
Lincoln aud the Inaugural in the hands Of
JEFF. Davis and the Confederate States.
RICHMOND, March 5.-The Whiq {Conservu-
tive) says sthe policy indicated towards the
Seeding States, will meet the stern and un-
yielding resistance Of the United South" The
Inquirer {secession) says "no action of our
Convention can now maintain peace Viz
Border State ought to 60 ont of the Union in p
hours. Dispatches from staunton, state that
the Inaugural was received aud gives uui7er-
sal dissatisfaction.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 5.-Atr. Lincoln's
Inaugural Address is regarded here Us
virtual declaration Of war against the seeded
States.
FoR7 Snrru, Ark, March 6.-This city,
heretofore strongly Union, has, since the re-
ception Of Lincoln's Inaugural, quite reversed
its political sentiment. Our citizens consider
it q declaration Of war, and prominent men
hitherto Union have advised members of the
Convention to go for the secession ordinance
forthwith.
Lfnco1ns4 Inaugural in Michigan.
DETROIT, March 6-At Lansing, On receipt
Of the Inaugural yesterday the Legislature
took recess to hear 1t read, and ond hundred
guns were fired in honor Of the sentiments
ed
, 1861-03-07

mitteemen and others from the country, num-
herring about $50, and representing twenty
four counties, was held here last night, and a
series Of resolutions adopted, expressing the
utmost confidence in General Pomeroy and
the other members Of the General Committee,
fully endorsing the system Of distribution
adopted by them, and recommending all mon
eys and supplies for the relief Of Kausas to be
sent to them They regret that conflicting
statements have been sent from Leayenworth,
as they consider 1t may have tendency to
stop tho supplies, which are yet SO urgently
needed.
, 1861-03-07

MnwAuKEE, March GA fire at Berlin
this morning burned Ca1hart's T. Andrews
stores clough's q oatet's saloon, kr9zs's
600; insured for $12, 900.
, 1861-03-07

Army 2fnre4 in Motion

pire City is taking In army stores, provisions
&c, and coaling, with dispatches, having been
chartered by the Government, probably for the
South.
Port au Prince dates Of the 10th, states that
the bark William, Of New Orleans has been
seized therB as SLAYER.
, 1861-03-07

CELERY, at this office. nhseiI93t
pOB'T. E. MURPHY. Watch
u maker. late With A. a. Miller, would inform Ills
friends aud the public that he nov doing bn Less at
where be will be- happy. to receive their patronage.
Particular atteAtton Fs;d to tho repairing ot dIe
w8tches, ulh71St
, 1861-03-07

MONTGOMERY, March Con motion Of Mr.
Curry, the judiciary Committee Was instruct
ed to inquire into the expediency Of prohibit
Ing the importation Of slaves into the Confed-
eracy from the United States, except owned
by persons emigrating for settlement and
residence
Congress- went into secret session.
, 1861-03-07

PHILADELPHIA, March 6-The sentence OF
Judge Dondersmith, now In State Prison for
forgery, has been commuted from 20 to years-
His fine has not been remitted.
, 1861-03-07

SpR1saEnID, Mass-, March 5.-The Repub-
licans Of all shades are delighted with Presi-
dent Lincoln's Inaugural. 1t satisfies tho In
dependent Union men Of all parties aud few or
none were found to object to it's temper or po-
siticn.
, 1861-03-07

Fort KEARHEy, March 6--The Pony Ex-
press from San Francisco, Feb. 19, has passed
here. No United States Senator has yet been
elected, and 1t is feared none will be this ses-
sion. Fort Point, at San FrancIsco,is occupied
by United States troops, for the first time Re-
port officially made, shows the firearms in
possession Of the State, number between four
and five hundred muekets, rifles and shot guns,
generally ont Of repair. The 22d vas to hago
been generally celebrated. No news from Or
etran Of impprtance,
, 1861-03-07

BosToE, March 6-The royal mail steam.
ship America sailed 9 O'Clock this morning
with fifteen passenger for Halifax aud nine-
teen for Liverpool She takes out no specie.
, 1861-03-07
: 4 Home Tribute.
Tho N. Q. Tz7N De2ta speaking of Judah P.
Benjamin's threat to prosecute the papers

which alleged that he was thief, says:
We will venture horse-chestnut against chcet-
not-horse the case never comes 10 trial. Bep5a-
minis escapades are we'll known In Montgomery,
and instead Of acting him back any they no doubt
have contributed much to his advancement. Nous
FfF9p31f,
, 1861-03-07

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 5.-The Southern
Congress re-assembled to-day. The opening
proceedings were unimportant. The Con
grcss has been In secret session most Of the
day, and tonight i. again in secret session.
, 1861-03-07
THE CITY.
tW A furnished house, elgibly located, Is
advertised for rent, In smother column.

UNITED STATES CouRT.-This court is now
In session engaged In hearing motions and
trying Chancery cases.
, 1861-03-07

STILL IN THE LEE-Chas. A. DeVilliern,
1ate Surgeon Of the q. 8. Zouaye Cadets of
this city, has organized aud been elected com
mander Of corps OF young military men,
calling themselves the sprague Cadets, at
Cleveland, Ohio. The company is formed Of
the sons Of the best citizens of that place,
and under the able tutorage Of Mr. Devilliers,
they cannot fail to become most efficient and
perfectly drilled organization.
, 1861-03-07

~ All should not fAl to read tbs advertisement
or Psof Wood IN to-d1ys paper, nh-1y
~ For ANT operation upon yonr teeth, OF for
FKRrEcr artificial work Of any desirable style, call
On Dr.. Abaugh, No. IS West Randolph at.
iaaH 3m
, 1861-03-07

eB Inside and Outside' is attracting I'M
mense crowds On the route of the eloquent
Western speaker, ]. Stickney Haskell, East.
He will deliver this famous platform lecture at
Bryan Hall, on Friday evening, March sth.
Hitherto we have imported our lecturers from
the East. The tide has turned, and mighty
thoughts, born Oh Sna Western prairies, are
to be- spoken in the halls d the East. ALI hail
to tho Weai Mr.. h. speaks in Joliet tonight.
, 1861-03-07

-. x LocKroRr, n, March :.
TO JONI b. KnzH,. Chicago Clear boats
or. La Sale drawing four feet four Inches.
]. B. PREsToH, supt.
, 1861-03-07

Balance In Treasury. &9,06i28
A resolution Was then offered by Superin-
intendent Owen authorizing the Sheriff to en-
ploy d watchman for the Jail at 81 per night,
sapt; PECK moved the whole subject lay
upon the table.
'Carried-ayes 81; nays7. :-
Supervisor Mutchlechner offered tho follow
ing:
R<solred, That Select Committee of 1--WE be ap-
pointed by the ChatrmAn to report to this Boad
how much money there1 now In the County Treas
nEers office belonging to the county, to count the
same. aud to report where all or part Of 1t Is de-
posited and to report some practical means OF re.
ieving The people ct portion t o1 tho expenses nf
teo to do the work without pay.
Supervisor Tuttlc moved to lay the resolu-
lion on the table.
Casried-ayes 80; nays7.
Supervisor Owen offered the following:
Resasred, That tho School Commissioner be and
may be necessary to collect any moneys due from
justices Of the Peace in the county OF Cook to the
school fpnd, without charge, however to the cour-
t., except BY consent Of the Finance and Judiciary
Supervisor Burley moved to allow the School
Commissioner 20 per cent. on all moneys SO
collected By him.
The whole natter Was referred to the Judi
ciary Committee.
Tue Committee On miscellaneous claims re-
ported In favor Of paying the following bills
Ghas Some stationery to Clerks Office. $3.50
Chas. Some. DO Recorders oflce 1885
Jones; Perdue & Small, Stationery to Clerks
Jones. Fsfdaa Small, statioasry; to supel. ''0o
Jones', Ferdue Small stationery to Circuit
John q. st.ai, repairs 10 Clerks Office. IT'S H.sS
GH1cAao TEIsuxEs blaDka to Cook county. 10 g
\ 4. Dolton. drainage commission. ......... SO
Gh1csgo Gss Light 50
10Y q frtsote, lee.. .-.-........-..-+...- also
Charlea Tohey 4 Co., deek for Treasurer. 1000
Jones, fe2dus 4 Small, stationery to County -
James Rees COMMITTEES time 1o@ oaS
F. Tut1le. time. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4.9o
j. Wysr. place Tor holding election. 1865
The claim Of chas- sonne, for stationery fur
nished the sherif's Office, Was not allowed,
! except for three items, consisting Of blank
books for Records, amounting to s53.19. The
; Board voted to allow this. claim, ayes SO,
! noes 4.
Certain clalms for blanks, etc, furnished
The sheritf's Office, were reported against, and
the report accepted.
F; A petition was presented from Daniel Nc
Troy, Esq, stating that during the last four
-; years he had. in conjunction with the States
Attorney, assisted In prosecuting certain muir
der cases IN In6 several CGQrtA OF Eo0k coun-
| ty, to Wit:
The People u: Green, Convicted and hung
himself)
! The, People u. 1ackBon, Convicted and
; hung.l .z..
Tie Peoples u. Gilman
| The People ~. staub Convicted and hung.
| The People u. Busch, {acquitted.l
| The People r. Henry Jumpertz, two t1ials
and acquitted.)
:. Tie People Vt AcNamee, convicted and
hung) go:
j The People ID. Finn, Convicted and sent to
the penitentia1y.) =,
! The People Is. Berry,,
! For all Of this labor he had as yet received
no compensation whatever. He asked. the
: Board to grant him suitable remuneration.
Referred to judiciary Committee
. The Board then adjourned to this morning.
, 1861-03-07

~ Ths lovera Of good cigar will not 1ai, to
call on Sargent fos those famous "Pau1 Pry" coz.
chas, warranted genuine Havana, OF first quality
and delicious favor. Corner Randolph and State
, 1861-03-07

~ Pure Arrow Root, sago. Tapioca, Barley,
and other articles Of diet can be had ptsrs ~of
Sargent, corner Of State and Randolph streets:
, 1861-03-07

.H Cook d Ms4ain, @ Dearborn street, haye
made thets prire for cleaning ana dyetnx GENTS
garments less than any other house IN the ctty.
, 1861-03-07

OLD PosT or11cE--our Friend Hutehings will
opsn the doors Of the old Post Office, On the cor:
mar of the .1lsy md Dearborn sreets, thia day At
u O'Clock, where hs win seeetea and entertain All
Of his old friends and as many new ones who win
call upon him until 1eP.x,
, 1861-03-07

I LIGHTNING KODs.-New and
- Improved Style Of Iron and Copner Iiyhtc1nr
ss ot ga asaia IT, slssr ags Plated C
-. Orders Tor City and Country Trade nromn+1v
Atte1aEa e a the star Lightning Rod Mannlact1ry
O. Boz ITO. ~ nhG1srm
, 1861-03-07

w"ao to John Jones's, 10 Dearborn at1est, aad
Rss your clothes c1aanod and repaired.
, 1861-03-07

6. Il. sGRIrEN, AdcsrFtswS -!ssss. ss Lsa:-
Goy7a It,, II oNGterfzsz to t7eti1 70,
tf;s a1sd al the Lssd:,g nacers er kAs No-ta1utet
, 1861-03-07

CANAL FAIRLY 0PES:-The frst boat Of th e
season, on the Ill & Mich: Canal, arrived here
yesterday, having On board four thousand
r. I'M, ,,F