, 1864-06-24

clip rom the correspondence Of the New York
Eenahg Fost, the following description OF Chica-
60 and the noble State Of which she Is the metrop-
oils. It will bear perueal:
"1nia R7cst City Of The Lake. and OF the North.
Enio1 EnsIg1 and snserpriss eharaetaEze Sc d.
ssests q xa5s1sas:s so.siy
M.s naa1lnz of ne P.oaaot;
Graphical rosfn1n-ia sixteen rs!lrosts eonsenfrs E
eR At one point1s patronage of arts Its access TO
q cenes Of Ro'pt popnaeas "a Z;
unlife &. Iors, With which has rene,ou, ,;,,
people sFe from lbs Nor.eefn ana Esstera sss9es
far nafss and Gn fsK
10 sesss psy tss ss'iisi s:
Chicago h 5s,l Or lake IN he early !Eht. eos5
s; II ss 80
ovrr the city. ellded b. The morning Eup now pre-
# q Traveller through
,xLt b. q ignorant Of de yaet tides o. PFoiasia
sl sss tic espsbtes al er rEaR ts
sountry. Intre arc dozen warehouses ,u Chicago
eseh. Tness vasi ties sre not ree lived aas d.
livescd BY iatd a. 10 Few York, but b marhIaery
sand iaborine men. Long trains of e.rs 1sdsn vita
wheat enptied int, three Tast bins and ysssels
hoss q 81 ts
thst n ~ 9fon 70 ~ noo1ng Of tas mlon
SINGLE afms pset atts thoassnd M hesd s I'll Il
is but few years since number Of states in the
" Il a s e
et oFs sse5 ns stte
fse 1ss are
and re proved ey rs Neg e ror5 quo .tlous q the
E;X 5oTs: xsisn i mere !haa has bssa y
tss stats r ease h ,na noT nsef
~
tae bog "a, ling. Now chicsco packs more than
This il not ali that 1nois Ia doing for ths Govern
Hets. Under The present EeVcoue Laws her eax oo
aFea sSeey to ooa
sna a. ars
q moa o. dos.s o.y We ~ hsts RI ,tas sspasi.y
po.t. sa1 q + txS ao"s1s. wn:h would be ase h1u.
s::!e:nHt Il esr ci.s,lcfies Hertsd 1p 70 shstf
full capacity These facs Of the shipment OF cn
+
p2[wg;r, r. ard "a ne b. ousine,s sc o;ihs ets1e.
c1is.Es eeiey I'd Fsea.: enl sp popn!ssSo' % aeT
e IT, 81
pEome on the Eno:e. TO be lnl. IL not more thnu
.hs!l have nuenal crops Of Wheas still, eesson
q ~
.ss Il ,d r. as
aPd Il. aF t. vGas
Some Of or farmers tnrn of tor the Esa.ern mar
$ sss ro es sa
many As rxs to s!x hons.nd h.ai per year. could
hss III DO; lin ba9s.a q saea 0an a
cultivation; sr Fnnk cs1Ho: Gro Is bis latd4 short
IL e. Tond na, a1e
Gen ret. Hn a one OF our Representatives to tne
II sonasGs - ss,oesd 81 e.
81 il net pa
DEATH OF cUnAs.- Isabel cubas is dead. The
popular danreuse departed this life on Monday
evening last, IN New York City. She died Of con.
sumption, retaining her consciousness almost TO
the last. She made her Will few hours before
her deceate.
cnhss waa born at Valencia del CID, in Spain In
the year 1897, dying, thus, at the age Of tyenty-
eesen. Her iauily name was Blasco. Hes psrants
and grandparents were yer! clever aruets, well
knsEn tszongbout Spain Il, A an e.rty aee Gabas
soon appeared before ,ths public, travelling
Ruseia. Turkey. Austria md France. Her last np-
pearance in the Old World was At the Lycsum,
London, under the management Of Celeste, who
thoroughly appreciated her wonderful powers.
In 1850 Nixon, the msnager. brought Cuhas to
this country. Sbe made her debut at the Winter
Gardens IN New York, and achieved an Immediate
sucrers. This abs followed up By her pcrfor 7n-
Cos At lie Crtmo1ne Garden. In 1861 she played
Fe1rel.s, At the Academy Of Music In New York,
With hi ;nol1, susml aud Hiuetley, and created
quite aens1uon. She has visited Chicago, and
1t Mcytck+.'svas recognized ~ the str anoag
dapcerk, uscquAled In volnptnons expression aud
tue er.ees which belong tothe Sunny sonth. Her
the WIS., taken re1louBly i'll Sonc time aco she
be- x1oe IN American Citizen. She 1elras dapch-
ter. aRed about si1 years. Her mother, sister and
brother are II this county and well provided for