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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25

nor SALE.-Tbe three-story, brick, hiGh-stOOp
IL HOUSE. No Iss iss !3th-st Lot 22!lO House 22x6t
sinnE ell tie node imlf1 lefts ap0 3Stelnt order
be seen II to- dy foIeTlo apply the preuhes
or 10 lSAaC J. OLIVER No. 80 beetmsn St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25

IofI yeTs0rt,
Sizes MATHEMATICS. fKErCH ard PIANO Co d refer.
enc., given Address ALPHA Boz No. a. Undertook n. "
ttTANTED-A CLERK for II Railroad Office;
Ci-It for Shipping oice; Porsrsi "a l. 10 travel
t. Europe and California Apply No ! ChAihan'qusre.
NTANTED-A TRAVELLING AGENT for the
w silicon .RNlSfIE~. None Iced .ppiy whohss not
Travelled in Tho capacity and sv good
Add 20, Boz No. 1873 +. ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25
1ilnsi,aI 9neirnincilis.

DlANOS, MELODEONS, ALEXANDRA Or
CANS aid all kinds OF Mudcsi lIsuuett, Sheet Muse,
Music Books ard al kitds Of Mral Mefchade ~ the low
oossibc pice. Sec,nlhud Psuos at great bsrgsius hom
2j 10 10 Ono Toctav- seccs1hs rOnI round
Ing leg fret voIk arsk and 6ler rus r ss PHros aud
Meide0ns T. rent allow cd purchased monthly pay
u-eH" ''''"'1 " HORACE WATERS. Agent,
No. 335 BIosd~ay New-Iork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25

I WANT a SITUATION as FARMER and
Il POULTRY YARD MAN. Refrones; G. A. ssi,on,
Asior Hone OEO GAtDfEh
, 1861-03-18
Abattng NudeanceB The Bftdgeport
slaughter Houses.

Abat1ng NuIsances The Bridgeport
Slaughter Houses.
Editors Tribune:
There Is one reason why shall vote tsFor
the Amendments" to the City Charter; which
have not seen stated In print. There are a
large number Of slaughter houses in that part
OF South Chicago, called Bridgeport. They
are now located outside Of the present city
limits. In the summer time-after the warm
weather sets in-the smell created from these
establishments is eickening in the extreme.
As they are beyond the jurisdiction Of the city
authorities, there is no way Of making the
owners abate this horrible nuisanc,,, When
the West, and particularly the Southwest wind
blow, The people living south Of Twelfth
street suffer from this disgusting stent h to an
1nsuHerable degree. When the National Fair
remember the noxfous stcnch that was. waited
across the prairie aud how bitterly strangers
complained Of it. Other Fairs are to be GeIl
in that vicinity, which tile Bridgeport slaugh-
ter-honses will incommode very seriously
The value of property for residence pur-
smell from the ofial lett rotting above ground,
which is carried by the west wind over q
large portion Of the South Division.
Ii bridgeport be annexed to the city the all
thoritles Will be enabled to direct the 6laug}.-
ter house owners to abate this nuisance, hy bu-
rying or removing the decaying animal sub.
stances. It is the apprehension that'they will
be obliged to do 80, that makes them resist
annexation The objection raised on the score
Of taxation is humbug, as the sum that would
be assessed for city purposes, will be saved
By abolishing the expenses Of maintaining the
township organization Of South Chicago. The
ten thousand people dwelling south Of
Twelfth street, in the south division, will all
be benefited and pleased by having the car
rion .ef1luyla from the Bridgport Slaughter
houses and soap factories abated, aud they
will vote. FoR THE AMENDMENTS.
, 1861-03-18

We are requested ly Lieut. Colonel J. D.
Graham, Of the Typographical Engineers, 10
notice the following e4rata, in contributions
from him, published in the American ALMANAC
Tor 1861, and In the Annual of Scientific Dis.
coyery for 1861:
1--ERRATA IN TEE AMERICAN ALMANAC FOR 1861
Page 4s-0pposite - No: for reference, r." In
relation to Cape Elizabeth Light. For "the fixed
Light Of Portland Hnr5or,'' read 1.-THE fixed Coast
Light off Portland Harbor.''
Page 4s-oppozite %N No. for reference 57.'' Fa.
longitude in arc. "G7' ~ &C.. 55,'' read SGT. 4e
66". 65." N. B.-The longitude of this Boundary
oRnnment is correctly given in tine, as il stands
In the next succeeding column.
@.-EnRATA m TIE ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DIS
coTERy FOR 1861.
Page ITO, 10th line from top-For "six semi
dlurnal tides, read q three semi-diurra1 tides"
Page II. 9th and 10th lines from, top-Fo7
"equa1 to a4o3 inches," rad "eqaal to s0ss
inches.''
Page III, 18th and 18th lines from top-.Fo,- sthe
established mean for the Port Of Chicago reat
''the esta6,ishnlent for the Port Of Chicago"
, 1861-03-18

WISCONSIN FARM MORTGAGES.
The Legislature of Wisconsin has passed
the bill politely denoninated "an act CON
cerning proceedings in court in certain
cases," TO impair the obligation Of contracts
made and entered into by farm mortgagors.
That the bill violates the Constitution Of
the Stats in .fD particulars Is abundantly
shown by the minority report Of the select
committee Of the Assembly to which it was
refe7ed- That it'violates the commonest
principles Of public faith and public policy,
is apparent to every man not totally devoid
Of private faith and utterly ignorant
Of the laws governing capital and
affecting the prosperity Of States. The
vote by which the bill passed the Assem-
LILY was yeas II, nays IS. In the Senate
there were 10 yeas to II nays. OF course
there vas considerable shufflling 4 and dodgg-
ang when the pinch: eame-p number Of
members getting leave Of. absence who
: could not swallow 4hs,nauseous:dose and
yet dared not vote agafnst itsaeFar better
"ould it be for the State. to- assume the
enI,1e deo. than 70 atain< its. statute book
with even the semblanceof Reputation. 7, :
, 1861-03-18

B The chief objections raised to the new
Charter are to those sections tahich ara already
IN 5once, and are not to be submitted for gatip;;
cation Tomorrow: All that part Of the new
charter providing Tor 8 Board Of Public Works,
aad prescribing Its duties and abollshing the
office Of Water Commissioners, Street Com
missioner, and City Superintendent, is 'o~ in
force Objections raised to this amendment
comes too late, as 1t Is now the law and Is y Of
to be yoted on tomorrow: Bear this in mind.
Also thst the sections providing for the fund~
ing Of he:t{oatihg deht are now part Of the
charter and will not be voted On.
, 1861-03-18
'Gbitagp Crihutte.
FIGHTING AT PENSACOLA.

FIGHTING At PENSACOLA.
Rumors arc current in Washington Of u
tight at Pensacola between Lieut.. Slemner
and The Florida rebels. Nothing definite
is known, but intense excitement prevails
at the Capital Am ong the latest newspa-
per reports from Pensacola was one stating
that the commander Of the rebel forces had
notified the Captain Of the Brooklyn that
he could hare no more coal from the gov
eminent depot at that point The COLI
sion, if there has been one, may have
grown out Of this insolent order. It is
hardly possible that the Florida and Ala
bama moi have had the audacity t. attack
Fort Pickcne,
, 1861-03-18

CHICAGO THEotoG1c1 1sEMnARr.-Wc1e learn
that thirty-fve young men are low pursuing
their studies in this institution: The Annual
Commencement exercises occur on the last
week in April
, 1861-03-18

kB Tomorrow Uuesday) is the day fixed
for Toting on the adoption Of the amendments
to the City Charter. The portion Of the new
Charter to be voted on commences at section
81, and rms to section 82; in other words, tile
lasttnenty-fve sections Of the instrument I'll
the other sections, from one to sf1ty-seyen,
are now In force, ind constitute part Of tile
Charter Of Chicago. ;,.' :
, 1861-03-18

LiRcEHr.-on Saturday evening james
Talbot was arrested for shoplif1lng. Hewu:
=be examined today -. :;'.-~:::'.,.,;. -
, 1861-03-18

Foul PL AY.-A colored mnn named Little
fed has been held to bail in $500 for robbing
1ha: hen-Foost Of man named Mullen, on the
corner Of Wells and Quincy street.
, 1861-03-18
NJ A r r IE II

NJ a e n I e q,
Hozner EDWARD F. PEU6E6T, q ChieaFoo. I'll aeo. n IT
a9d MARIA eldest daughter of d Flefshe6. Ed
this city b Beg Robert Colyer, on the ,.s, Inst
8. NEWC0MB, Of Greenfield. Msss A.1 afiA7 HELEN
Al Junction. Du Page County, III. at the res,dcnce
ShEssa Church ths syeaiag ef sfehW - sts Is IL
sansFtF o onel "a Mss c00PE
, 1861-03-18
NR11 anbzrtisentrnts.- :

T. =. soRiPEN, advertising Agt,at, es De.7-
cam S., ~ autors5sa to Teetf7 advertisements for
Is.s a'sd aN Ghe Leading Papsrs ef fEs Eorta.ceyt
, 1861-03-18

UvswoRTu's MNsTRELs-Unsworth' well
known Ethiopian minstrels commences their
series Of Entertainments this Monday evening,
at metropolitan Hall.
, 1861-03-18

ISTEMpERAScE. On Saturday an inquest
was held On the body of Bridget Londergau at
No. q North Market street. SIZE died Of
whisky.
, 1861-03-18

SALE OF VEssELs--The steamer Minnesota
i has been purchased BY R. r. Clark Of this city,
for the Chicago and Grand Traverse route.
The schooner Yankee Blade has been bought
By Chicago firm.
, 1861-03-18

WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES with
GLASS Foor and other Important IMPROVEMENTS
at reduced prices. Geo. r. Chittendeu, General
Agent for Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and Northern
indiana. Office 167 and 169 Lake street,
rnht4-10t-
, 1861-03-18

w ANTED-A situation as Book
.+a,I! Eseper Or assistant in some hruse ct good
ei1adane oJ Young married mAn mat from NewYark
oisEE CAn E1st good reference t. character sntI
anlAsy. Saiafy not 70 much object ~ permanent
, 1861-03-18

THE UNITED STATES MARsHAIsHlP.-It
will give very general satisfaction the fact that
United States Marshal Jones will shortly as
sumo the duties Of his Office. 1t is thought
that petty jury viii be called within 3 week
or two, and Important business in waiting
therefor, be taken up and disposed Of
, 1861-03-18

''1L11Fo1s," tbs longest State claims the loaaest
prairics, the longest raroad the longet President
and the longest Mayor OF any State Of the Union's
1t also claims the fastest city {Chicago) aud the
best eating house In the Weat The latter il found
at Noa. 1s3 and 1a5 Deasborn street. Inquire for
Messrs. Case & Parmelee, make known your wish
CD. aud your appetite will be aatisded-ata a email
expense. mh1G-et
w See advertisement Of lizard Rubber Riggs
Truas''-has cured cases Of twenty Year, standing
in this City. me1e-1m
PROF. WooD's HAIR REsroRAT1vE.-The genu-
iuo will be found at SarEe1t's corner Of Randolph
and State Streets
W Ever since the world began there have been
events almost innnmcrabIa TINT have been wrap
ped in the yei1 Of mystery. In the worlds grcst-
progress miracle has followed miracle, wonder
preceded wonder, until the pages that bear record
cf Its deeds hare become crowded with pheuoue-
ma which the mind Of man has utterly failed ia
grasp. notwithstanding, however, the lonu line
Of mysterious events that tAEong the pa.. = =
tain OF time IL still being unr~'' - the cur
have hing heavily = --~4.ed-the clouds that
1,ght @ os ' - ~ upon Us are being lost in the
.de present, and all are turning with de-
light and satisfaction to the fact TINT 1oa.,. Ey..
fic LocE Stitch aud h,ap,pred Shuttle s-,.inn sfo,
chines are the machines Of the aee--eomh,D,no "a
they do all the ezc&ReneIx of the old standard mn.
chimes without their faults.
These are the only machines USING tho Eu;,t,c
Rook with selcaustiag tension, henea SEWING Al,
kinds Of fabric, thick or thin, without cbnnn. ~
tension. For style Of fuish, siran1,cjtv ~ ccn.
struction, rate Of speed, perfection Of uo,t +hav
stand without parallel.
, 1861-03-18

The following letter is kept as s' 'stau6ipg
matter" in the Democrat, It's insertion bring
repeated from day to day, with this caption
over it," War on the manufacturing inter-
ests of our cityImportant letter from Capt.
Ward W.
, 1861-03-18

WANTED want to buy. or
rent nice Hou.e In the South Dirt4t.,,n, eas,
q seate md north Of R!nEgola Place Possession
May lst VIII pay uethird down, balance In one ace
E~o {ea5s. Address. with real naulo, srARE Ell :
E1x 6.S8, for one week n,bisISt
, 1861-03-18

w a n TED-1Ac.;:. Men with
small capital to ai.pr.. - an a-t,.1o 49, :
r4i1 q E'5a Fesd5 ssls 8 70 = day male
H. K1NSLET, 2. O. Boz ats; -. VI 'GIsess ~ IT, q
, 1861-03-18

| THE SUIT AGAINST SHERIFF HEsna-The
suit brought By Field, the juror in the Bissell
| case, against Sheriff Hesing, wns get for trial
| on Thursday last in: the Superior Court, but
/: has not yet been taken up. Plaintiff, who has
before this manifested considerable willing
ness to be Detained in the court-rooms By Tic
Sheriff ION juries) fixes his ad damnum at &c.,
600 for Mr.. Hcsing's detention Of his person
for half an hour on an occasion our readers
i will remember
, 1861-03-18

CRIMINAL NEGLEcr.-The person who re-
moved the buildings from the corner Of
Adams and .Jefereon streets few days eince,
left vault uncovered into which three per-
sons have fallen inadvertently In crossing the
vacant lot. Such neglect is IN outrage that
deserves the ecverest penalties
, 1861-03-18

ST. PArR1cK's DAy.-Sundey was st. Pat
r:ck's Day, and WIS so observed In connection
with the services at some Of our Roman Cath
Ollie Churches. It will be more formally and
publicly ccmmemorated by demonstration
to take place today.
, 1861-03-18

- Cook l. Mc1ain, as Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dyeing gents
I al
, 1861-03-18

w ANTED-A situation as Book.
o,d heSE1s An1a EEneEa 4anagrs
eSee a. oook And oyesseer would b. willing
iake caaEHe ot any Large establishment In tue civ
eise acquaintance In Iowa and the West Very hest OF
Ice. W ,ns,sutEns ~ ,ssots ~
, 1861-03-18

LOOMS HATTER.-At No. 81 South Clark
street, in his elegant stoae in Larmon Block
Loomls is out with all styles Of fashionable
and seasonable head gear. His styles are tas-
ty, his material always the finest Of its class,
and his shelves display 8 stock extensive and
varied enough to meet every taste and whim.
That this is so Is the clue to his success which
is undoubted, and the point is SO easy Of reri-
hcation that any one may drop round and ell
quire. Else We should state it less confident,
II.
, 1861-03-18

w ANTED TO +>.,lIANGE
- G93a @ and desirable la-H Il good locations II,
IVA aua Minnesota for Hi4tck gopa u thr cttv
ns eopn1Ey Preferred Il necee4aSy sens
t.ohheE he wo1Id be pail. ANY Gesl1ous t. makn
Tasa z a. n exchange viii please address C u r.
- -. oo4 A442. MIL
, 1861-03-18
2lRHautkG.

w ANTED-By middle a0ed
gentleman and his wife in the I,n,oedatr r1,r,
aud ba sns Coort House board aud lodgg FrSas
room. Address F. r W Box mir ''' mt;aIs ~ esa-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11
10 n IProm the stsubenvills Herald.
auarter Masters Department, Whee
ling.

a
The condition of the Quartermaster
Department, Wheeling, has been, from rel
cent exposures in the LnteLLigenesr, in bal
hands, It appears that Capt Craig, IL
charge of the Department, regarded as o.
questionable loyalty, has been giving ou
Jat c0ntraefs to ons QfiverPr rJor, and othe
sccessionists, giving Pryor an advance d
$3.50 to 5000 per ton, on hay purchase
for the Government, aud allowing him til
privilege of putting it up in ricks, made O
slabs and fence rails-to be regarded US
much hay, at Sl2,50 aud SIS, ,O0per ton.-
The same impositions have. been practice
in the purchase of oats, and in furnishin
horses. Pretty mcuh nll the fold crow
baitsp in and about Wheeling have bee
bought up and palmed of upon tue Gov
ernment at ,exorbitant prices. s4i ic
We do hope MS the LnteLLigeHcer has com
menced the exposition of the extortion
upon the government, it will not leave TIL
job half finished. For, If all we has
heard is true, (and we have, no reason
doubt single charge,) the same invest
cation might be extended to other Depart
ments connected with the army, in Wesi
cru Virginia, with like results. q
Ifthis rebellion cannot be successful
suppressed, let the press mt least, do i.
duty IN bringing the greedy rascals to
terrible reckoning, who, without consider
alton, are filling their pockets with Gov
ernment money and the soldiers gold q
I q o. H#aH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-11

rhe Attemptito lay Aside the Brooke.
= County 5Leyye.A hint To the mIs.I
chteyous ana PptsIeSlRl p Men orlnlistsl
- go from the YslliI8urg iHeFald,l
The KltelligtHes las been furnished with
list of the names appGnded to the memo
rial, among which are prominent those o
four OF the very eldsng, secessionists thu
voted for secession in this county VIM
White, John and J09 Lewis, Abraham vii /.
son, SamL Moore, &C., showing pretty con
clnsiVely that the siheme is COTTON up iui
disloyalty 70 the GiYerpqent, sIEi a
There is not one Sf th e ennamedab aboYCt
but has by word AID deed, as far as Dc
dared to 90, given aid and comfort to th \
Southern Confedency and if justice wa
done then, instead d being allowed to insul
aloYal court WithsIrh 4 proposition as thell
have had the hardhpod tosput forward,
they should be o.day. confined and theiT
property conhscated as enemies. WhA
difference IS their Eetween the traitor VII 4
!Eemains at home and matches and fomentt
his treason and the holder and more gen
erous one who -betGkes MIN. 70 the South.t
'ern Oonfedetaey and openly carries afmsI
If there ID. any differences it 5isiin favor o.
the aEowed and open foe rather than O..
the sneaking coward, who prefers to poi
son as much as he can, public opinion TO-
impede as much as in him lies, the meas i
ures necessary 70 be taken for the defence
of the government, and covertly, but ef-
fectually, gives all the aid he can, to its
enemies. Such is the enterprise which,
those who are engaged in this scheme have
undertaken aud such Is the character y.
the men who hSye undertaken it.
ln these times it is necessary to speak
plainly. The lime for tritling is pnssed.}
and if men persist in holding the position OF
tories, theyimust abide the consequences,
The progress Of the war, and especially
the example SCI by the government Of the
Southern Coniederacy is rapidly obliter-
atihg nice DISTINCTIONS aud before long its
friends Willitiud the heavy hand upon them
in sucha a shape that the imposition Of IL
light tax for the support of the despised
u. S. Government is but trihe compared
70 the confisc1tion of their entire estates,
In any event, they should be compelled to
furnish their Just proportion of the means
for putting down the rebellion, and the loyal
government should not hesitate at taking
whatever measures to that end, may seem
expedient and without consultation us to
their wishes. This may seem harsh, butt
is just; and though we may get no thanks
for our advice, our caution to such men as
are generally known,z is to drop the attai-'
at once. As to the. question of setting
aside tile levy on its merits, there is no
merit in it do we think that Jhdg 4
Berkshire will entertain the motion longe
than courtesy to the Attorney and Coprt
will compel him. Il.
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a. MONDAY MORNING. N0YENIBER fgI86La Inn . NBER s


every step it has been one of the chief
stimntants to their fighting. Robbers are
often desperate and successful in the use
of arms against honest men. Therearepor-
tious of Mexico in which never hasbeeh
safe for merchants to GO without an armed
escort, and IL, many cases the leaders of
plnndering bands have got together Q con-
siderable learmyJ have issued diproauuci iamen=
tosfreely interlarde dwith preteneesto topatEiL
otism, and have played q conspicuous part
in the mournful history of that people,Tv
The Spirit which actuates the secessionists
is bnt a shadelbetter thin thatol the M6x-
lean bandit. WhileimanE are, honestly dis
posed to pay their debts, the ruling class
il determined that no debts to the North
shall be paid. Coming to Northern cities
regularly tosupply themselves with almost
everything they live upon, they now man
ifest peculiar pleasure in defyiug their
creditors, and take up arms to drive the
authority of the Union out of the South,
more because it would 5compelthe festora-
tion of some part OF this great robbery than
for any other reason. ~. e;iagg1H
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~
i45aofF NATIONAL, SONG.
sea- by Ri6HARD ROSS wAI11cR., Il,
o 4aas yirnu5 III -H5isi "A
Anthem of Liberty, -s- bpt
Solemn and grand, risgoa
o iiiwake in thy loftfness,
afaulu Sweep through the land D.
Light in each breast anew
Patriotic tires, 40 sy-s
s2 Pledge the old Ihag again si 30
Eu82l Flag of our siresl ls d.
10 Fling all thy folds abroad,
,r,. Banner of light HHH ii',t
Wave, wave forever, i5 yiiir
r. ae Flag of our tnightl IL 9ff
yslV God for our banner,
Freedom and RigAtl
f, Amen AmenI
5i, Spirit of Unity, mils 3 ol
Potent, divine, ,. .l.fEFr
Come in thy kindliness,
~ Allhearts entwinel - go
I aUProve to our enemies, Hoilsa hia3t,
.5iy Eyerin rock, ~ lGl1oiai lrsH -ifs.
And to each traitorrscheme .,..,
Ruinous shock
Wake the old hanuer-w6rd -s+i9
q 2J Shoutit Nmainl - ero25-
am ID iUuion, foFeverLI mp l-l9af
~, ... Once and again !r-7.s ~
Union forever!
iihaas God it naintainl @ asa
5gan85!ia 10 Amen / Amen l ai Is
Shades of our forefnthers' an I
Pass through7the land. -lG1-
, Clothed in full majesty, $40 o-..,g,
Terrible, grand ,d a-,t .,I.,,s
Fright from their lurking place
iara treason and wrong. -ah 9f
Is, Wake tho old loyalty, i..7' a6J 20
fsi, Earnest aud strongl ,nl fiFi y
This for our panoply, -
What can befall
SteNdfast and loyal,
.+l Naught can appal "a u
lo ifr Thus to be loyal, ,,nl :
| $50 God help US ALL hs -,.,5.,
.-5-l E.a.o4, Amen Amen
Como, kindly, trinity, sai'
.Noblest and best 81 ~
''Faith, Hope and Gharityp l's' =
Rule in each breast a1l
Faith in our FatherInnd, i.l, ,,I
7-s Hope in our Lord 7-'4l
Charity still to all Lo 9u
Blindly who'Te err'dl lsli 2
God save the Government -inrea
4e7't Long it defendI 'i'' sss5t,
4m Thine is the Kingdop,
&, -,s.io. Father and Friend b.
1 Thine be the glory, p
-'''' World without end a99d
~ e-t 30 Amenl Amen s.i,a