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CTATE OF ILLINOIS. Con,.v

&lAlE VI l4xSxlNOtS% county <f
~ Cook, s-e- Superior Court ef Caics-o, Tuna
Term let1 SaMucl Myers insu F,h,o.1r lsst.,er
EtonG Lewis u Stoa.. Gcurs~ 4 Ca7nes AID t.asn.
Hue Ca1ncs hts wtfe Theodor,. +, Phillips. Hi I'M
GSpp!stSea e. aR. Elza arple1nn hs vis Ao3,a
MaIne. Fredertck Va ny. IIzNn A. Tucker. Nathaniel
T. Carnss. Samuel Haskell. William wl1soa .'uha L.
cGrtheil end I:chazu Il. Dave1l n ChancrTy.
An1AsH OF me ncoreSidtncc Of Ee0r:.~ y f:arSta
1nn Caroline Calncs hts vie Theodore z. Fs!1:iIs,
Mts Sh1la, iag & AgHs1on apa E!iz Agrlet1 his VIE
Nll4tsm Il. Warn:. FIrtlcrlck Wn.s,e. SaE,:.niI C..
Cntnes. Samuel Haskell William Nuso1 anil seaard
D. Do7tit fourteen Of TIE defendxutS thoye named.
having been Med tn tho otccv OF tho C;xyk or SAID
Enrtrinr Crort nf Chicago nutc t. heErhv given to
ths salA GtoEse ;' GaFEes and Caroline carnf+ =
Eta G. Appleton hia wfe Al II sknne ,brrt iEs!9
bridge, GsrKe Rutieigf, William IL Nafpe FecIief.
lex N1rne Nathaniel e. CaFnes, Samuel Haskell VII
liam Wilson an,l 1:lehar1 B. DoTe that the complain
ant nled RI: LII Of complaint in satd Court oa sa
Ghancerg side thereof On The h day Of Msy 49, and
against said defendant etuEna5e on tho rst Monia3
Of June next ls'f!, ~ BY Law required
Vow, unse<- YIN. tic salt tsetr.e H. CS-1eI and
Caroline IL tsrnes Lis wic cTheoduru T. Phillipa u
lam G. appleton aud Eliza 6. Appleton hfa xtto
AhS;ah st1ne; Robert BsinnEtdss. GeorSs Eut,s,'se
Cnrne., Samuel H.*kell Willlsu Wilson and Riekard
?. Eoyen saan personally b. and spptar before s:ti
EurertoI C0u.t OF Chicago OF CooE County, OH tha
nrst day of the nextet thereof to be holden Chi
ctgo in ea1G County, the nEst Monday Of JEue ,s&
md plead. answcr Or tcmuE to the Sid con--sn9ars
therein charged ard stated viii b taten coafsssel
payer pi af Il tatu h &aLrEH :i III cs.k
KING 4 EcoTr. Comprts SQrr. MTsfe35ssW
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TIE Provision market continues dull and heayy,
without transactions sufficient to warrant anything
like reliable quotations. There Is very little Ness
Pork offering, but the demand In entirely limited
to the local demands Of lumbermen, with sales in
small lots at $15.o0@16,00 for light and heavy.
Hess Beef Is entirely neglected, and quotations
are nominal. There ii nothing doing in Lard, and
ne quote 1t nominal 1t sK@9c.
TALLoW--The market is very quiet, with light
supply and limited shipping dcmand-sa1cs rang
bble pin prime ss we're soid 1t fxeYsold. DAt' -
and Navy Beans, and under limited supply the
$aed Beams a1s prme 1nss It Me5e: IS ba
HIGaWNEs-The supply continues fais and
the market very dull, there being no demand for
lots Of country manufacture were sold at 1.0iSEe
aud ei1ce then the ealee have been conhned to
email oIs6q lots i9r TIE eity trade at 1s@13}Kc.
uDEs-The market for Hide. continues very
quiet, without any material change In prices. We
quote: Dry Flint, 999hc; Dry salted, 7G8s;
Ssfa sSd sSs hoss asVae ssa
NHiTEF1sH- The supply continues light but
$SsS5S@s; q 8 No. i. SsssX@s.75; No: Tioas ssa7
&e1m MfIL sruFFs-yc,r dn1r Today IN tona
Bran il sef Ters sod !. IT. On .1as Miad,[nss 1nss
dull at $s@1a.-
SEEDS There is little or nothing doing in
Seeds. In the early part Of the week few lots Of
Hungarian grass were sold at G161SOc, hut at the
close there L. little or no inquiry
FRU1TS-Green Apples are nearly out Of sea-
eon, and the stock is very light with sales at $40
6 q bbl Lemons are in fair demand at s. 51Gf
. box. Oranges, $4@,450 for Messina, aud IS 60
o. for Sorrento. Dried Apples are dull at 35&@ic
for eastern; impaired peaches &c, pared peaches u
914c blaeEbc1rfcs 114@12<c.
BUTTER-The market fs extremely dull, and ii
the abseEce Of any shipping demand, we quote
the market nominal ut 6@sc for common to prime
roll and i1rk3n.
,EGGs-In good supply with sales to-dsy Of Is
bb1s at SIC y doz.
POULTRY Chickens $t.751225 . doz. Eur
keys s99c q b.
BROOM C0RN-rhere il q limited shipping de-
naand. with light receipts. We quotc common $50
Gao p ton, FAIR to prime $50965.
the scarcity Of money, is very dull and without
any material change IN quotations. We quote:
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Foreign narketss
Pm ADR1AIIc.l >L1yEHPoo1, June i.
FLouR-Dull. Buyers demand reduction.
WHEAT and CoRy-Qu1et
PHoyIs1. 1.xs-Gencra11y STEADY.
LARDeDuIl.
SUGAR and CoFFEEQuiet.
cossoLa-905s69OH.
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M A RR T RID.
By Rev. MI. Kyerta, In this city. on Monday, June
16th a. shs resldtnss Of xe bridee father RichaEd
ESQ., and .6AkAR La ATTiTIA COOKE. niece of Mrss
6ymnonda OF Handy Castle fWnrcesteIuhIfe, aad
Aawley, Gloucestershife ENGLAND.
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this purpose and destination. These last vii
reach this city in few dsys, :. -,
/; It il quite probable that the Co,one,rv =
the Irish Brirsde, .vsc.tad bv az .as,o.,t,o,
:of Col. Walsh. viii he f1,1ed hv tha .1aot,o. -
sn exp,etienceda armv oft,car aroh . aa,,-s :,
sos ktoono among ootn ,omcef'
r ,-,..:-, nTHFP t.os.psWra
nn.,, !; aa ~ eo'n1ANAho:
"ithin the past few weeks from one hun :!
'ute1 ~ t"o hundred men have Lett tn1s CIT.
n[,eso,-, -,o,,,s4ne~ -
nor,,no1d ~, ,,.-. .,,a r,111 o1cr,nra;, .x,t4l
ooe' "o ae'os s14tu 9ua5 s9"PPsa VII
Cairo. whittier thev will leave In 4 l3aY or two
-, 49,
Ooogias br1gaoes IN Inc propeller Lady
FRANKLIN. from St. Joseph, Michigan. thert
arrived IN TINS caty yestefoayt"o Tine 7olun
teef companies from Michigan These ART
the cass County Guards, Of Dowagiac, Capt
D. n McOmber commanding, and the st
Thesa ~ .-s - ~ ~ ps Ysna,.. - n n.,eaaa ~ -,
-... 20 :.
lc.n o1ue4 Ae" slueo4' *.s'o ~ sue! oee -
acuVe sexVee" Iney are me LOOKING cofS
Tse..a. w." 49, 80 ~ - e1.-s~. ~ ~ H.
10y ae ~ tao Pt'oe4:. - ~
cofnlck's buhamg on inc cornel " ps''t'
BON and Randolph streets. II was aneof'
rect1y reported by our evening contemporary
yesterday that these companies Wcra to be
attached to the Irish Brigade. 5: a.; &
l. Onr home companies are driIllng diligently.
aover.1 of them are already finely armed and
:,..te.-;, ad :, =. 4h,sa can attaat v1o wi+neesed
s 49, h,ah1n orad;tah1a ~ and ,nnoaJn, f.at,,rs
they constituted at the Douglas obgeouiea ;
CoMr1A1ETs.-Our Cairo correspondent
speaks Of the failure to receive the CHICAGO
TRIBUNE Of. Monday, and the excitement Il
produced, We are constantly receiving com,
n1ainfa that an fnsnffIc,ent number of the TRr.
, 1861-06-12
MONETARY.

F! Tu1sni1 Eyxarau, juno Il. 1851
: 1ntonae du1luess has Characterised financial eli;
c]es for the dry. Tho banks are" doing vaey little
i beyond settling with depoaitoFs, and 4 u to be
/ regretted that this movas "a morn s3oN1y than IL
. Desirable. Nothing caa.be gained On either aide
, BY delay Let the work therefore go forward a.
faat as circumstances Miu permit, and each party
can determine what Il exactly right In his pastc-
nlar case. H..
i There il not much doing in exchange. On tho
Board Of Trade It sells: at about H@1 ;per cent.
discountfor coin and par OK per cent. premium
for approved currency. Neas1y iii the transactions
In coin aro made on tho Board, for the rates are
much better: than the Banks offer; for approved
currency some Of the banks approach very nearly
to the rates ruling on the Board. The bankers
charge par 01 per cant. premium, depending upon
the character Of the funds offered and their onn
necessities. +"
Country onDxna.-The Board Of Supervisors ara
in the market tor loan Of some $so,ooo to run
till the next annual tar Is collected to ba sppropri
ated to tho equipment Of the Irish and German
regiments ffon this city. These county oraera
win form an excellent investment for all who have
afeW spare dollars to lay aside, and viii be readily
taken, We presume, By all who hava equipments
to offer tho County Committee. These are much
better tban money for they are good beyond ques
uon, and will draw interest We have NO doub
the committee will ind ready sale for them.
BAHK KFAuun1-Wel lea1n that ]. Jassoy d Co.,
Bankers, at Naperville, Ill.,, have been obliged to
suspend The tronble 10 to be looked for in
"Stump tail" 49,
MuwAuKEz--The Sentinel Of this morning
Says:
We hare no change to note as yet In the money
market. Exchange continues scarce and drm at
6per cent premium. To-day most Of the banka
for an easier market before the close Of the week
The dnllnes9 in the produce market ueceasarily
restricts discount business to comparatively mar
Prices II uncurrent Wisconsln money were IT.
regular to-day. Some OF the brokers took It At
ooc, while others would not pay over DC. !.
oREnA71oss or 7HE 2. $. Mmr-The gold cain.
e %1t IL as:. l os4 es Ss s,
millions was IN double eagles. The eilver coinage
in the came time vas e2699i0s and OF cents, $1I,-
0ooNthe whole coinage being Of the value Of s.
Gained during the. months OF Januasy. FebruA1y,
March, April, and May 1861, WAS $31. .l23 aoa: Tia
geld bullion deposited during the month amounted
e $fsn O. aad ths deposits and purchases q
in exchange for nav cants-
CANADA GREAT WESTERN aBAs1wAx.-The follow
Ing il statement Of the traf1e for the week end
ing June7, 1861: ':.s'- = >r'-.
FREIGHT and live stock. =. y. ~. -. ,s51M
Mails and sandfies. 1,6o109
coFssspoadas 1eeE list 5es1:.:..: 5Sf s25S
Increase. ............-.....$a42aas:
81. .Lou1s-@1asouR1 IETERKsr,-The st, Louis
Democrat Of this morning has the following: ::
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CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK

~o1rrrv s a-8ppefior Court Of Chicago
May tenn. a + lss1 A. n. o. ksed aoa Sylvester
npnhf,c roticr Is hereby EtFr4 to khs said Hal
ham th4t Ii 1t a. issua3 o1t ot The na3ce
se1sS e ~ II april b la. &stae sui: q the aaid
Asa D. aeed and sJfTesfgr Eeed aaa aSalnss ne e..
H5rdrri ScTe.syTWo ana aLlaa Dollars, directed %
ths EdsIm of TOOK County. which sasd Wtt has heaa
Nov. tteftf1re nz1esa ron. the. said J. z. Hal,aa
shai; personally h4 And aYpat batoro th5 sid 8n,e-
or Eou{t of Chcaso on or beiufe tho zr dsy of tce
ter tne!.oE = he held.n st so Court House u tna
1f give special bail And 2icst the sad pAlnttlI y
action. trdsasnt I'll hs entered AGAINST you, AID la
pcsty attaettl - u1sg be auIeabt to sAt;.fy tansa
tcdeHel4 AID Costs. Will b. foit 20 SATISFY In
: WAITER EfN8AiL. C!e7x
GALLUP { 5IrcncouK. Pit'Ia Alta, nI2ul..A1
, 1861-06-12

.#c Cook i McIain, os Dearborn street. have
made: their price for cleaning ind dyeing Gents
garments less than any other house In the city.
, 1861-06-12
Weekly Review Of the Chicago Lum-

- eEA1y I3EFte" 01 INC EntcH10 LuN1s
:, ber Market
49,. TUESDAY EVENING, Jnne II, 1861.
The receipts Of Lumber, La:h. Shingles. &C.,
during the past week, compare as fo1lows:
COMPARATIVE 1EcEtPTs OF IuxnEH.
1850. 1859.
Hfsk ending
.Junx g. Some tis7ae Same fir,s
Lumber, ft..... T,T13,4O0 3,7i9O00 1215t,8;5
Shingles, no.. 3,45O,0O0 84,O00 34s9.00O
Lath. no..... $4,000 855.0M !, ,730, 900
Timber. ft..... --- .- TO,G00
Poste. no..-... G,9D 5,230 33,000
The receipts during tho week previous were
10.c59, 500 feet lumber, 1,164,o0o shingles, and
315, 500 pcs 18th.
The following table shows the shipments during
the past week, With comparative statistics:
su1PAESTs OF, LuABEn. Ac., FOR TnH wEEK END
INU JUNE 8.
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PArn HAKGEsds.- best stock at the lowest
prices, at Faxon's, No. 20 Lake street, sp3otf
: ET An should not fal to read the advertise.
ment Of Prof. Wood In to-day's paper mh-1y.
, 1861-06-12
M A r I N e l. I 8 r.
PORT OF CHICAGO. =:

ARRIVED June II.
Stmr Lady franklin. Hickey, St Joscph, $50 brls
aour, 29o railroad ties, brls apples, Is
Prep Edith. Hunt, saruia, SIS pkss m1ze.
Prop Wenona, Conkey, Buffalo. 9o3 pkcs u,ire.
14o pkgs sugar, 50 pigs fish, ss5 tons hard
ware, 30 bags cnfce, 366 boxea nails, Is boxes
iron, IS boxes bar iron.
Prop Beckus, Childs, Casper Harbor, Is m oak
lumber.
Prop Queen Of the Lake, Crary, Buffalo, 38 hhds
sngaI. ia bags coffee, 20 pigs dried fruit,
ST pkgB Mdze.
BErE Cherry Bosco, Langley, Oconto, 100 m
lumber.
Schr Cartheg enian. Davis. Osweco, 20 tona mdze,
Schr Kent, Reed, Ful1er's Pier. rs eds wood.
sclr Abigail, O'Conner, Couth Haven, IS cords
wood.
Schr Argo, Abraham, Oconto, 1Go m lumber.
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ILLINOIS AND mIoHIcAN CANAL,

ARRIVED. June 10.
Investigator. Athens, Is c rubble etone, q Ds
Inre1i4l, Athens, 1000 bu oats, 1000 bn potatoea.
q 4 Thorp. Joliet. 5oo0 bn corn, wagon.
Adelfa. Joliet 5000 bu corn, 20 bu re.
W Brown, South Lockport, DO dim stone
Arctic, Morrse, 4000 bn corn.
Republic, North Morris, 1a0 tons coal
Oneida, Ottawa, GIG hu corn.
Josephine. L1sal1e, 1000 bu corr.
Oak Hill, Lasaflc, 16S tons coal.
G Campbell Lasalle, 5,a51 bu corn.
" " Dodge, Iasa1le, $3.50 bu oats.
II o'Connor, Lasa1le, a,5o0 hu wheat, 1.a00 bush
corn, soG0 bu oats
Edmonls, Lasa,le 1000 bu corn. 26s bbls aour. 80
bhls hiGhWfnes.
Bay State. Lasalle. SO bbls hIghwInes.
Lemont, Lotalle, 5,4S6 bu corn.
Rescue, la.alle, 1853 tons coal
Boston; L,sal1c 1900 hu corn.
Orator, 1asalle, 10 bn corn.
Cfnriet, i.aealte, 5OaO bu corn-
Abbey fprague Lasal1e s 500 bu corn.
A Lincolnt Laaalle, I, $40 bu corn.
CLEARED 10,
Aqui1}a, south.
Lionees, Ottawa.
Boston, Morris.
Yorktown, Ottawa.
Investigator, Athens, 1900 It lumber.
WI Bso~n, South IockFoEt, 1O,ai6 # lumber, II,
Afrcn, Lasallc, 5osso # lumber, 300 # sitias 5s
eco shingles, 1000 1ath, tx tons mlz.
1anthe, Latal1e, GO 223 # lumber, 1900 pickess.
Globe, Lockport. Is bhls salt, coo posts, 5'2s n
Lumber.
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yRlECsllHUEuu8.
VIRTUE e ca

GTEEL ENGRAYINGS FOR
~ SCKAF BOOKS,
, 1861-06-12
Chicago Charitable Eye and Ear In;
1iF1MRfVx-

AAAAAA$A -;
The snnual report Of this excellent 1nstitu.
tuition Ii Just issued for the year ending May
1st. The Dispensa1y Of the Infrnary, in Ew-
tngt Block, corner of. North Clark and North
Wate! streets, Is open dsily, from 11k to /
O'Clock. for the gsstuitous treatment Of the
poor, atnlcted with diseases Of the eye or ear.
y Is nths axrealent care of 'Dr. Edward L.
Holmes and pt: Edwin Po1s11, with Drs.
B1aina1d and Frees as consulting surgeon.-
names cenfessedly among the highest on the
Lists Of the fraternity In the Northwest. :
From the report ne learn ths. ianrtue II. j,
5sar ending Msy l. 1851, two hundred / sns nd
eighty eight patients have been nndea4: fre:sIE-
nt1t name,y ;-tWo hundred and thirty .sevea
- Ah S9lssasea oi; the eye, and flfty-ons with
: !. ttost q Tie ear; making a aggregate Of fge'
hundred and eighty that hare been treeted
eince the opening OF. de 1ndl-aary, three
3'ass tinee. or these, 10 hundred and forty.
nine Tese nat1Vt= ::or: foreign countries, ana
shi1t5-n1ue Of the United states,:: !. ~ !: :
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Eight hundred men are now in barracks In
the large brick Brewery building, On West
Polk street. Great credit Is due to Maj Multi.
gan End his brother officers for their excel,
lent management Of this great military can,
vansery, every part Of which is kept In the
nea:est order. The best OF discipline is main.
tanned, md most cheerfnlly submitted to b
the men Themselves The following Is the Lis,
Of companies In quarters there at the time O.
our reporters visit Yesterday: -:
SHIELDS GUARDS, coxrArTA.
ps ss:neg II 1ssssd, sat T. oissss os fiss Il sut
SHIELDS GUARDS, ooxpxI B.
Captain, Dan. Quirk; 1st Lieut., r. Il. Lane. e
men.
o'xAnosr u1r1xs. ,..., !,
ceptain, J. Q. Phillips; I'd Aeut,-HNes. G
JACKSON GUARDS, coxrANTA
Gap .Captain' F MeAuiEy: 1T Lieut.: T. Higgins; =
Esnt; EsEnt; T. Adaaa, JF.; Brcyet Leut. Gilman
E4nu. n1F1zs cru1zD).
Captain, 8: A. simison; ast Lieutenant. P. q
fafSes; Sa Lieutenant, James Gndsou,
r. carr GUARD.
80 scspta'n' G, c0tey; LIST Lieutenant A. Hickey,
! DouolAB GUARD.
Captain, Mosiarty; 1at Lieutenant, Collins: q
Lieutenant, c. uanc-6a mcn. -
~ o'ooxEEr1 GUARD. !
c.pt.in, ". Q. Hughes; 1st Lieutenant, r. s
~Dayfs. :: -,
JAcKsoE suAnps, L. {zu1Ep). :,
:: captatn, John McDermott; 1T Lieutenant, ca
| GToTe; I'd Lieutenant, AcDeEmott e."
=. !. OGDEN aUA1zDs. - -,
Captain. Il. s. FitcA; Isl Lieutenant, G, D. Kel
logg; I'd Lieutenant, q. Pease; Brcyet Lieutenant
Yates-69 Pdvatea. =: i--- =.:-'" - -, 80.
MONTGOMERY euAnDs, 60. =; fTu1n.)
: Captain, h. copptngcr; 1st Lieutenant, g
Hcaly; I'd Leutenant, Thomas Fitzpatrick. Fal
Company. :.-,L : )
-; noSTaoxEHr ouARns, !. !.
Captain. Vim. Gleason. - 49,.
f. -, ,.,.:-73zxaz1 cuArps. =. -
Captain; D: G. Kelly; lat Lieutenant, ?. AeGiu
n1s-h2 Puvates. -s .>
Yesterday morning : company. Of s
from Alton nzsiyed here By the 81 l. A. & C
4. z, and Joined the Brigade A ysecond
company; from Detroit, Mictig gan, viii a,so
II t. sid; join the Brigade, Capt. McDsrmot,
| Of thcjaekson Guards, who arrived hsre Last
, 1861-06-12

CARa1Aa1 AooDKzT.-While. dding on
Michigan Avenue on Saturday lazt, Thomas
Andrews Of this, city, cfftty was thrown out BY tho
breaking Of the vehicle, and seziously injured.
, 1861-06-12

HEAD RuAHfEH3,
Camp Long, June TO- 1861. I
Companies A, B, and b. and Capt.'s Mncss aud
Guthste's commands are hereby notified 10 report
themeelFes at Camp Long, Cottage G.oye) at
O'Clock, A. H., Wednesday, 18th inst. =
Members Of EaId companies are notified that
their fkrloughs expire On ADORE date.
They VII report themselves promptly at above
place and date. By order
JAS. g. HAYDEN, Capt. Commanding.
c. MILLER, A6jutant.
Under Governors orders.
, 1861-06-12

EDH ALL L. AlsssOkU, Trustee,
DAV13 E1S5EN. eolrt- jefcSfutd
, 1861-06-12

4 Burglar FonED.-Oa Mondsy night we
1eazn that burglar, about IL o'clock attempt
ladd, Esq, 48, South Morgan street. Mr.. l.,
hearing the noise brought q six shooter to
bsar upon the scamp. and he deeamped with
out delay. Wc regret he was not hit Ashot
burglar would be 3 good thing to serve up
cold eome Of these mornings,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12
InIarnRI PIaG.

A plot Of the most diabolieal character,
having for It's object tho robbery Of tho
mail and express on tho Pittsburgh, ".
Wayne and Chicago Railroad, has been
discovered by Pinkerton, the grSa. ChieE-
20 detective. The gang Of consl traitors
was quite large, the ramifsations exteRd-
ing along the entire length Of the line
The leading plotto.s would have soon
been rested, but the plans ofth0 officers
have been temporarily irustrsted BY tho
ocilsntal discl alros msda by eRs -
the gaug Wishing letter forwarded
from the Pittsburgh post-olice 70 III ~
member 4, Mansliold, he wrote : letter 10
the Pc,t master at the former place 10
that effect. Al the same time he Wrots
a letter 10 a confederate, In which the de-
signs OF the conspiracy were fully {
forth, and in directing the two letters, an
exchange was made, the Pittsburgh Post
master getting the one intended for the
c3nsp rator, and the latter the one iIsand-
ed for the P,s mister tH
The design OF the desperAdoes was %
lay mine Of powder under the tVack,
blow up one Of the heavy mail and ~
press trains, and taking advantago Of tho
confusion incident 10 tho eatlstrophrs
seizs the Malls and Express money pack.
ages and plunder the passengers.
The paths 10 the conspiracy ere ~
known now, and a. any move toward ear
rying out their helliSh plot wo8ld Iced "
their Immediate arrest, they will probablY'
lay lSW.-O. 8, Jour.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12
Notes frem Inc Ccnsns.

Total population 3l,42Ts9l. In 1850
IL was 93,l9l ,S76-incrcaao s,29S,Oi5 or
31,53 per cent. The average ratio of
increase for each decade during this cen
tury has boen ss.57, or nearly . Ia per
cent per annum.
The Congressional gains under the
apportionmsnt Of the new census arc a.
ioll9ws; fT
The slave states lose twolve Members
and gain six Tao free states lose twelvs
members and gain thirteen. The slave
state representation in the House Of r D.
reaontatiyes will number eighty.tarse
members, and the free state represent /.
ton one hundred and forty members;
majority Of the members from the freq
states over those from the slave statea,
fifteen. The gain Of tho free ut6tss ,s
but ono member; the loss Of tho sluyj
states, six members. The loss of mcm-
bers In all tho states is twenty -four, aud
the gain nineteen. VOW = 1ff''
ThS gain in six New England States
since 1850 has been about 10 per cent;
the loss Of representatives. ia four, -
wit; In Mime one, in Vermont one, ia
Massachusetts one, In Rhode Isiand ono
New Hampshire aud Conneeticut hold
their own. Vermont has increased bat
900 in hor population in ten years,
In the three so-callcd Middle States,
New York, Pennsy lvnnia and New J.r.
sey, increase has been 90 Ia per cent;
the first two increasing about ~ pr
cent. each, the latter over 81 per esat.-
These states loso four Representatives
1--WE from New York, and two ftom Penn
sylvania.
The Western States, Ohio, Michigan,
Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, lows, Min
ncsota, Kansas, have increased Ga per
cent, nearly, to-wit; Ohio rs por cont,
Michigan 80, Indiana 81, Illinois lOi,
Wisconsin l54, lows 25i while no COM
parison can be instituted for Minnesota
aud Kansas. These States gain eight
representatives.
Ia California and orgen gain si0 peg
cent. - a .,rrs,i,c.-. gr..L
There arc twenty-nine slaves .hNUtkGi
twenty-four in New Mexico, and ton in
Nebraska, according TO the returns.
The increase in slivc population Il
80 per cont. In Maryland, Delaware and
District Of Columbia, slaves have decreas-
ed aud the whites largely incre Rsed. In
Missouri the whites have doubled in num-
bnr, while the slaves have increased bar
81 per cent.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12
no. 81.

Canada and tho Baltic, duty free, end sx-
clude hOur from Ohio, Or encumhcr "A
with an oncrous tariff. What partition
shall be made Of the territories What
eonqucsts or acquisitions mayue mat~.
or the secession States r1oke IN Mevioo
Central America The line which viii
divide us will run 5000 miles oireuitouslv
through the land, with no natural barrier
70 separate rs. Pace cannot bo pre-.
served on the border. Escaping siavea,
revenue laws violated, treaties misoon-
sirued or disregaJdsd will furnish abua-
dant cause for strife. we may err
peace peace bot there will 81 40
peace We msy wish By peaeefal
means 10 oolohize Central America and
Mexico with the black population Of the
Free StAtes, there 10 raise sugar. sottou
and rice ts exchange for our products snA
manufactures. When this Union l. dis
sslvcdi and It's power 10 prevent serVila
insurrection takcn away from the sooss-
Ion States, they VIII not consent 70 such
colonies IN their vicinity yet shall We be
compelled 10 retain a population whoaa
presence here ia an evil, and give sccuri-
" that turbulent men among them will
not wickedly encourage servilo inuurrse-
ton Must VIC guard the line which d.
vides the Coniedoraeies with thousands Of
men, at an expense millions snnuallyl :
Who cannot read IN those and other difa-
cultios that may arise, a thousand causes
Of war in the present aud Ear distant hi-
ture, oil OF which would be avoided by the
preservation Of the Union. sThs Uni0n
furnishes auretios Of peace, community
Of interests. Dissolution destroys both.
Let usthen preserve the Union a. a
measure Of peace, not war. Let ~
transmit to our postority tho rich. Rsvor-
ending legacy Of Union, pSaco and pros
prritY, rather than States dissySSred, die
eoSdaut, bolligeraa,! woo
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12
Foreign Missiona.

Il appear that C. M. Clay has Fesigs-
ed his mission 10 Spain aud beer assign-
ed 70 Russia, aud Is succeeded in the lor-
mer post BY Carl SckurE.
Jas. s. Pike, Of Maine, Washineton
correspondent Of the New York 1fitBas, /,
Is TO be Minister Resident at the Hague.
lie. Harvey, tho "IndePendeEtn Of the
Philadelphia North American, Is Mlhhtaf
to Portugal.
A.B. Dickinson. ofNsW York, i Mia-
lister 20 Nicaragua.
G. G.. Foeg, Of N, r., Nina,o, 10
Switzerland.
r. NJ. Palmer, M'hister to the A,gsui-
ne Rep lbic.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12

O-r HeHgy l. Ste6t, Rspubllean, was
on Monday elected Mayo u pabpaua by
2s3 mujoliiy The Repubiicana eariad
siS out Of ten OF the Aldermen. Dubalie
has hitho - been s,ron ly n-m lcssi.e
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12
Q. s. A..al..lar. 10 AlnnaaN.

McsBrs, Lane and Pomeroy were elec-
ted u s. Senators yesterday eisernoea
By q small majority.
We have had rl0ntg q IsiH In tAls
section.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12
y. y. Kisinger,

General Collector and Land A.
gent, TiGn,O.
An busmess euuastsdto my. care will be promp J.,
altendrdto.
sD-R'itrsncs' given irrsquirsd' Gecl49m.