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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02
MORE NORTHERN EMIGRANrS DIsARAED
BY MIiSOURtANS.

CHICAGO, Tuesday, July /, 1880.
A Worcester company Of forty fur men, bound '0r
Kansas On hoard .oe steamer Sultsns, were d''rded
OIL Friday lert in a simllar TO that soop'ed
with the Chicago company. The scene took place az
Wav.riy, ten miles Tom lexington. Their cspoTs
have ann ,unc.d their intention 70 deiain them as POS
oper. and oppose Of them TO suit the eIgnries o. Toe
tines Sixty Snaps r,hes sere taken from them.
1be above statement ia fr"m reliable soorce'
we.l.kpovn gentleman who witnessed the occurrence
1t il also reported that company from otta~a'
H.. wer. also dissrmsd ard arrested on Saturday
All rhe river towns have announced determination
70 sllow 10 .mgrsns for the North To enter k.nsa'
correspondent of The 81 Louis Democrat Jefersoa
City, goth, charges Gov. Price with having seut
twelve carnon and twenty-five boxes Of mussets IRON
TIE United States Arsenal TO Strngseow, to assiss in
&c conquest Of Kansas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

.r.,,;.v and warm veSber depressed the sy,..
prce below prevbos weeks
n, Ia,hn .oId on Tuesday, 1t Bros.ics,.
-. Of Lambs a, s5Sss 50; the -ers from y
p,.;o Ny. The lowest ..nb. AoId a, q. n.
woulo not dress over az or "a bthe best we're .,,.
"a ,h,n, It. head. Some good snsep fron :,
40. Ill, ar..s 10 TO 90 n. The most OF the s.,st
-, :. ,rom Ohio The price Of Veal Calves u.
.. n.. be,p about lc head below shs vess p
,"ood Calves have -o'd at BE- h-si, n.
s'n,, Milk Co~s have SOLD unusually dnl on,
% ,,e 10, weather, the n.lkrien say, VII CD .ss
n,ilk and pjurrs trad"'
Tn. price Of BEEF cattle At the great wedrs.,
market from all NC can learn mp to l"e hour
T...a., Dioh, will rule copsd rsbly lo~ef th,a o,
week ago, and probably two cents pound ovS. u
r,;cc TWO we. ks $50. The depression IS eas'lJ e,
,om the fact th-t some Of the shrs"oest sp,r
.,o,, who have b~en buying one or tao handreas,
= week 10 sell again. have not bought baiDct Ia
x.sk The number already IN, and the numh9 q
,.sc,.d 70 arrive in the coursr Of the night indicate
sn,n,x not much # any shot Of 5000 head. To,
;r,, cstrd can indse how that will affect the pns
. rour,b. of July market The prospec. OF restt<,
p,ices better than ten cents pa md during the Der
two months does not appear eDccu'sg'og % OWN
b.e, cattle W.. 10 CONF forward. II higher prc- q,
realized, it will be By speculstors, and not tho 0t
feeders ard owners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

ealar thai the Re boyant bat ooesd
rse-ded from the prev aiyaLce Com pared
tfiray tse netot Gochlngei Ia
The sev.cei the Baltic I'D eject prices Tse sales
n et amounted 10 90 no 5le, OF which spscui,jr took
II so and exporters 2soo bses The ses OF Fnd., vera
sro bales n11dDs 500 70 spectators Ito closed
STEADY . the folio ius quotations:
Nee Or Fiir. :, ai3dlns ste; Mobile Fair g. MID
cug LIS. Isnds Far. s. AddliDg Ordinary 70 God
Oidi y, 5.05li Iaf,ilE flai
b. Ia the market solely ovns'o political causes
The stock hand esIisted ~ GO bales in
s9S ftO American.
MAscBEsTER MiREET.-In the Manchester market
tie pov-s avi-sd BE- last amer hsi been los, al
Previous sdyices Jrsvsl.d-
LIVERPOOL BREiDsruFYs MARKEr.-Ths market
fr BsrApsrsSFs GrD, AID priees shade higher
Flour food request advance OF ID tia kaer
Saetus& Asszh Aeaasdsop, ePsess Co aaess Wssssn
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MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS.

SPRINGFIELD, Mas, Tuesday July /, 1885,
The American st,te Convention assembled a. pm.
Or. bupdi ed soor r-prese ated by five
TuIded and iw, nty lree Delegates. Tnomss Coll of
pttsfi-ld was choseL Pr-sidrnt
On the first ballot for President Fremon. had 22s,
Fiu ORE 2ls Stockton = B ,nks 8, and Poneroy |.
On the second ballot Fremont had geo, and Fill
more 1877.
A. ri. ctorsl ticket wa nominated, ofwhich Amos A.
L,wronce Of Broklne an Thomas Colt Of Plttsield
w.r. the Delegates at large.
The subject Of noInil a;ing State ticket was de-
Tered.
W. +. Johi son vas nominsted for Vice President.
After the adjournment of the An- nc IN Convention
thu oft. rnuon, 0o of tnose WHO hst voted for
Flnm.--,n all about 100 rem >ined and org lzei
by the choice of J-nfs y. Wall Of Worcester, as
CT airmsn, emo Dapsl a. Bickford of Charesto va, a.
Secretary.
Mr.. j, ne. of New.Y mk addressed them. He urged
,h. m 20 stand hrm and Promised that NeS.Yosk
womb give her IS vot for Fillmore.
DR.. +. Cooke # Boston thought not. He thought
that fraud bad he. practc@J all ging that
OILY 337 d. egstes I" the Convection. H. said ,h-rs
rad bee plot concoctei at t1e Parker u.s., BOs-
ton 10 u ont the Aueric,n party, similar To th; al
ten pt which faI. IN such signs, manner lat ye9r.
AC. mmiii.e va appointed 70 procure ball for
m, etIns this evening.
Al tie coum. nc msnt of the evening session. NJ
Bryce of PITT field that sfe' the ,t'oa VI
ic,-Pre-id the COMMITTEES proceed 70 the caoics
oi tL're.h r., cto--.
NJ. Bray'on of Fall River opposed ectiou in the
matter OH the ground that large Imb-r We're H..
I.Irt.nted in The Convention.
Mr. Dover. ox of sal. N advocated the passage OF
the IN tr,n If Mr. Briggs
Tie bomnst0n' vi Fillmore am D0aeaOl were
Unanimously raiIhed.
Committee was appointed 70 cal SAFE CJavsn-
ton.
Speeches were made by Mr.. Reynolds Of Newly rk
end otben.
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c-,A, INA, IN he reseu, copditio. Of TIE Tsri-

s.s.nh. TIA. in tbe present copditon Of TIE isHr
tory far election csnno: BE- held ~ithoat ne" CD
.ns, suirs.nt sDd well guarded election ~, the
~b ction of impartial Judges and the IescDee Of
ULn. s,at.s troope at evsry plaes Of el,ssun.
E;shk, Tia. the various electiovs held BY the
people the Territory preliminary 20 the f'rns ion o.
re State Government have beeA az regular e toe
drubed ccrd;iou Of the Territory would allow; and
that the Constr. ution ps,se BY the Convertion held IN
pursuance Of said rlectio rs, embodes the will OF ms
jerty of;be people.
A. il j. Dot the province of your Committee to aug.
v,,t r.ede. FOR the existing troubles in the Territory
o. K.pa. tb-y content themselves with the foregoing
Statement Of facts.
Al VI "A@H VIM HOWARD,
JOHN SHERMAN
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.-....I. ,,u.a.,,Ais, NSes Ohio sna d. I'm sm
Css ssSs wnEAr "a b~Ssi h; t., e,,Is Coss n
!. n.Dd Rcd sssiys .sssses wiss ba,..
sst'e ,gssuM VIVA .rd YsiIov sdSi Have, ri ~.
S.,t.t for Coks sosed qsi,tc, M,~,s we've sonsrskv
I'm, th. ecSsuus rem tho "a sad some re-
f'ycs ,S. 20 in the ss.ity Of ~ ,ur n,os a a ~ psio
,IcY,w u e.rsn Ihs, es 49,, esdIIS Cora. s a
S"' ,s,s. C.Lsd SJidS5isi "nes'' ''"''''
81 v,p,ooI PRoyrsios MsRxEr.-oeefs N hmn ~,
ev,r,, ,.,ss Pval uScaAissd. escon sesdy ,s'
snf .rs w.i,bs ' hkoer pnsss L,is s9enS ss.,y DO
'ee. sontsi.1'' e%s. .. s,n E,.s American nsds
e'iIe; ~ urs PRODUCE HIRKrr.-Erom The pro s
Der. Cneu,s- P-sIl .'ee' sehf 'a, Ro.u L. sord Dc,
81 9Th s.ie' %srse ct r.t.l NJ sar'.. .,
n.,d ,4eat SIS T-r his 49, tia'-ed ~ u 81 e.
i,s.ns !. sssI nothing d. IN ps,% rates.
py..osc.t.s. sv. :. S Se,s s cosss s.ay Ts.
csnnos Co sos doll, heer queries s.,.. Of no
mae, slightly higher ouefc..fon rive q, ass,
- ,s.s psSsesirSia 100 s.rs',, Gull p-o,,.n
w "w,oS NaRxyrs-Messrs. Barng, DV S.SesjS
70 ,,pcr,; Isos srm former rt,e, SvoAs
tsesSra 81 T Corr. R 4" nI s'm. fIOvs 81 49,
Tosnos WosEY MARKEr.-rhe MooeS M .Tds,as
S.n,, IN r.fe. bu' rather mo .ctve a ,urr,u,d
Freely ne suS 60 nc eoa.o g., Money aO' qa0eed
SS,x, Iccoant hey c,osed ct sts 1s4s c e,r ,he
u.ypr M.RKrrs-The sal OF CoIloS ~, ~. ,hs
.sain. Jsns T. ,S ~ " Li1s1pso New os a:.
Ss,ps auo'ed At s4 stoct on san Provisions
sTuTrs elo,ed srm. with ~ upwro Ws,LtsoxE 6 ~
NJ essnsed. RICE finn ct f0rnie ''e'
bu'io ssrr.Ir,g, -Messs Bell Col report Am, ,,
ear sr:ur sss unchanged Ho4e, w-Ts ,.Sas r. S.
~ .sorts i6d los; Pen - boo,s .od.' ssS
- Sonas sTdss MssA . b,ufs ssays; 'us sss a. "a Nv
Ere IL, ,T 9., ns 4 + Cent t. ss' DO g. no
e. e., n, cent IT, TsdTs; Penps Cent hr'.' ss9s'
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IN as .ssam.aip Be,.. els. 70. Ha.'y.sT WsIn. 10
Wot e@sr Pse.in, m. HAIRS: Mr.; aGo-t NJ. sae =. :
Ms Herbert; Mr. May, LADY. And iss>Hti A. j. A. s-sh
B,ck, Mi,. Boci, A. Runss, Csr Ro.g Laa~,5 Nasf "
Charlotte Krspiepbassp Jacob DeGd M.s Dorotass We
mspp John s..s Pre-. AMI infant Mr., Hsis-. 'pd esS
Mr. H,sIicte sioor 81 sch, Ferd Meyer Fhs faesf, II
IAN. Hr Gross, Mn. Bonssn, John M-rherf, Mo HERB
Mrs J. strauss. Simon Rosene.ar Ben.on, TO- s"rs As
Wi,ljct Mn, H. Wipick, WIN. Bauer; !. Lsns, Isi5.w
infant; d. zimmeruann o. sn.., lady and ,'Ssa,r
Al 2 srs; ChrLt Kehr. O. Sshotr. B. waI's. ~ nAa.i
Mr. Buudios lady sno dan. liter; VIM mag
Mr R.rboit c. So och. W De Rs.shoa. pot L. Koss-a
sshwS r. Ms,p0r isdy md i.a1, Il .S H a.%:.
Never Cohen J N. Schaek, q Ros.sks, A. wms faA
Prr,,..cr Lieher Mics Lbb-r Miss H.n'sa, B.shords
Nathan Newes.tsr M.fio Lsbu.nn, Fe.ns ieA-r 0t j.:
rover e. Plat Cs,l Me Eer, Gsbiei Somm"r lsdy J.
III, drch Mics CsthsII sommer, srs Chu-nn, Paih5
ssndrocI Ch sartori Tho. Lob I.ssc <. m,es Me- Css
arir Ju Robert Sehrade Arnd Sbiobale, ~thas Ssss
Ste eb.n lager Adclph Msns: 9Orfr Lo..ehor L.,.
B.oe,6 ann Mrs. Reiehbrser fapeI sche.per fsis sl.
ling .nd lady. HEN, w:n:ly; Louis . t's ": .s1~s M'
S,te,op, Ehts Lss.Ice, Jacob Wenn, H. Dsnb'. O.~r
n, b, Thts WILLIAMS, Peter C. Tn smps Andrew Nesa
VIM ChuellsT, Mrs RUM, y. sstlsr and children
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t.,,cy ebssn; IS sTd IS IS tor good " ehoes ".
man. SO for extra d. e5S IS IS fH mnoa - ~
OHIO AZ Jncsps aud Ssd6 50 fo' ehtee 20 efn d. and q
,,.n prAr 6rm.r; sses VI 9ooo bush 81 " f1r 9n
s,s Nx AZ lee and 81 81 for mime ~hte cs~'i>a Co
a., ...s Of a. CV bssh q, Sc Cor u sound s"d ~
.nnn3 Canal FRrGHrs-l+ic. r Corn aud ,se ,of hees
rrwYorh Receipt. for the ~ hours 10 T. noon :"
bMs ii, ~ n IS hush. Wheat 34sl bush So'n S'h~ L
sor,.-i <y bush Wheat. 80 ss7 do. Corn.
Oswi go July I-Sp m-wHE.r eonsinue,c N - 80
or a. "a t,r white Indiana fREicBrs ay:hansei Ia
In ports to.5s,; 100 bb. our 81 ea.n wee" ~ -
n oSc 90 Corn soco do Rye shipPedte aon"e'i "'Vs>
Wheat III Nal. .h,,,ins A.n..
Cow srya, cod Ic with . OF 6onoo oab saiS@sse
Rnsao IA oco bush ard TO Osweso ii oco oasn' oAs
aud teadDs upward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02
RIOT AT THE FILLMORE DEMONSTRATION
AT WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGroN, Tnesday, JaIy !, lsi

WAspISGroN, Tuesday July l, 1870.
During the Fillmore demon traton 10 this city last
night Mayor Msgruder while endesvorng 70 suppre -
dis urbsnce among sd OF young men Ia tho
vicinity Of the ting most Of whom were under the
excitement Of liquor, vas by them surrounded and At
ts4 keo.
The police and sevtr.l members Of the old night
wstch including Capt. BuIch formed as body gu.ri
for the prvtt ct0u Of the Mayor. he struck with
brick and siupg sbot but IL not very seriously ia
iur.d. he mob followed him, and t1use who we're
ming to protect hiu fol- half mile, crying Kill m,
kib him" &c.
Msgruder at last was persuaded to enter the Kirk
God House aud the gob, AFR many entreates TO DO
~, finally di pers.d A man ~th suns shot was ar.
IT tied bj Magrucer. The mob was mostly composed
Of boys.
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THE CHICAGO COMPANY TO KANSAS.

CHItK'V, AOuu1y, Seoo 90i f700'
The papers Of this city have been farnshed with
full spd reliable reports of the drsrn' Of the CON-
parry Of Chicago emigrspts to Kansas The stasemsnts
contradict in some particulars, the accounts seat from
81. Louis.
TIE Company was set ashore on Saturday evening
four miles below Aos; the Captain refusing 70 Iani
at Alton.
A Company from Worcester, Mae. arrived here
tn.os,. bound for Kansas. The Chicago Company
wdl sgain leave for The Territory by wsy Of Iowa
they are to start immediately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX.

., x,,sa,.yB-ssrrcg yo y WALL 81
HALIFAX, Tuesday, July l, 1886.
The RoyL Nail steamship Cansda ron i-'''PU'
On Saturday June 81, Cap. Lang, arrived ne'e 10
tween and 10 o'clock this evening.
Tn. Collins steamship Baltic arrived out at LIVER
n..l on the evening Of the 18th ut.
III. steamer Indian, from Quebec, arrive" o. ''''
erpoo) on the evening OF Thurrdsy, the 18Th.
lib N screw stesmship Rinla'sya, non daU'aS.
arrived at Portsmouth, the i7tn June N pa'ssseH
sd.,s and 81 hours. the quickest on record.
The screw steamer Edinburgh sailed from the Iiyde
for Nsw.Yoik on the leth june.
Tn. steamship Hermann left Southampton for New
York on the lsth June.
The pews il generally unimportsnt.
The excitement consequent on Mr.. Crsu;P.on AZ
rival on. speedily subsidized and as Mr. Dallas vas ~.
10 be ds missed the recruiting business vas regarded
a. definitely settled and hops gere freely iofer.
changed that the Central Ams'cin question would
soon be also.
n, Ruchanan's nomination ma B, bat little stir.
P.oce mee,i, 90 and friendly aiiresses 10 America
were abundant.
Mr.. Rallies motion in the House Of Commons re-
sn4c.ipe the American a;ficultes sud which II vss
suppo.ed that the Palo,er-ton Ministry would be de-
fested and resign, is withdrawn.
Aru,nof prevailed that Crest Britain would send no
Minister to Washington during the administration a
President Pierce II was however merely rumor.
Consols for money no, quoted, but for account
the, clo- ed q: sti as4i.
Breadstuffs generally firm and tending upward
Cotton closed at the rates current the previous
Friday; sales Of the week 60 900 bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02
FIRE AT NASHUA, N. II.

NASHUA, n. n, Iue7usy, ommV .s,h.
Fire caught in the spinning room OF c'i No. Oh me
Ns.hus Corpors'ioo, 1t nom today ~bus the 0P-rS'
lives were al dinner and in t;ef time toe mill va
destroyed Ore female in tbo bulldog jumped i', Sa
an upper story and Gas fat.y irjarsS Los' OF h zoe
incs ,euo from the mill took fire from the foice OF
wind. and - small tenemenrs. including two stores,
were DESTROYED on High sod Schoostreets.
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FREMONT AND DAYTON REJOtClNGS
NrwLRK. n j. Tue-day July !, ls2o.

An une,.e Fremont, and Dayton Ratification N 'et'
inc was hello here this evening. Asa Whiteheah pre-
sStd ~ sfed by thirty y'e pse~dents' one MAJ ada "a
whom were former Democrats. speeS" n Kmball Of
ay Hon. +. ID. Culver OF Ne~'iork' T. - "'A'"" -
Ohio, ana Others. c,,h ,,.,. :, At
The Geru sn Fremont ard Dayton Cloo were N AZ ~.
tendance in strong uumbers and were addressed oy
spr err in their own language 1919, .,,,
'pcrsat enthusiasm prevailed. One hundred guns
were e.. d. and 70. kets set off in the Park DUNG tue
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02
RELEASE OF FREE-sTArE PRISONERS.

ST Louis, Monday June 80 1850.
A letter to The Democrat from Lawrence on the
ostb states that FIVE F,e-Stats who we're arrested
and d;rarn.d near Osawa,tamie on the 97th of Msy
bys party Of United States dragons uuder Lieut.
johnson. bad arrived in that city, after four weeks
de,, ntin. during which time they had been kept IN
ch.is until finally discharged " Judge Cste, nothing
belpg found against them
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THE CASE OF RANDOLPH.

NEw HAVEN, Tuesday July l, 1856.
Randolph, the murderer Of his wife, who was to De
huig this month, has had his rentence changed 10
i'm, Prominent for life. II was believed that the
killing grew out of drunken quarrel lie has just
contested that such vas the fact.
The Legislature will adjourn to morrow.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF overwhelmingly
Cleared

stesm,hips- Qnsier City shufsldt, Havana ard x'ss;
Cubs, Adams, Hsvsns b. 6laIco 49,
shpe- Iptepd, Gs,dner san FiaDcseo, Church Aci
Nspt es Car, P.tt-n. Ban francisco, Foster 'essns,
Ton jo' HAN st. ell, Loud n, W. y. 5chm'St 70 u
H.rb.rk True, {hsnshse. Hs'beck Co,
Bnts-C e Fowler, rsmer New Orleans y. i,& d.st
Blsbebsrd, (Br) Gibord New Carsle brsdsh.s Jude
Co. Ans Wheeler, Cadis, Jos RtdsssAyi Joh>sns Eis
iBsm Wines, ban burs, T. ksrcAj Brothes, ooss, ~
II omss. Rus,su ViAiE
Buzz ssId-in, MoS.o@sry Boston. Thoae:on as.
r, mon Co Kineo. Con4ry Jseksoevt-, G 4 v. ~
t.r,; Power. lBrl ElD, st. John, Kelly tnitssn
Wu Moore Lsrsbee. San yusI EIchsnuess t6r Fan ts
Wiz DIOR, 8. ubhbsyi Eproys. BI Fr.pes, AIusaA
10 WOLF; Cordslis, Lsbdehbers Halifax. MeAuiH WIZ
lock Co.
sehooners-Msry johnson, Baldwin, Phbsdsl ,b,s, ss
H. stoIey Edmt n.ton Ch.,lestor Dooer Poor, sse
Crsne, rorssu. Platte M~tcslf & Du' esnj wm. ron
Rchsid: PoIt.uPd,es vo'., Liv, s. 60 iss., ts.
Campbell Halifax E-ily 4 So.itpe,s; Ida mier, s<sat
PbDadelI hns jaime, Had, NJ Rogers. frazer. Hs~ Hsw
Alma OBJ spsigoye IT. An e,s asy Harry Do Cofd'~
Charm, Nick-rsou, PbIsdeIphs. james Ham,.
scoIsmsrs Louise Cumwil g., Fall RveI master O'efs
RI. dee, Providence nsster
Brggs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILAELpHIA, Tuesday, June /, 1856.
The wharf at foot of Reed street. in this city csv4d
in this ming and the heavy shears used by Mef'k
Sons for railing machinery, fell among the crowd OF
msp women and children who were promenading. IL
s r. ported that from 20 ~ 80 persons were crushed,
manned or drowned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02
SEVERE STORM.

WArERyiLLE, Ne, Tuesday, July !, 1880. =,
A heavy thupder shower visited this village suf
vicinity Yesterday, duriug which the Congregational
Church was sligh'y damaged by lightning.
In North Vassalbcrough, a great quantity ~ hau
fell break ing rome thr-e thousand panes OF GAS 10
the vlsg., and seriously damaging the growing crop'
n the vicinity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02
ITALY.

Two or three charges have taken place in the Scr.
dibab Ministry, the chief being the appointment Of
Gen. La Ma'mora 10 TIE War Department
Baron Wiener, Austrian Under Secretary for For
eigp Affairs, has gone Ia Rome. 1t is rumored his OBJ
ject is to convince, If possible, Cardinal Antonei and
hi colleagues of making necessary reforms.
Were toe astsrn Line leaving in want OF tie
remain DE- Of report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02
THE wgJGs OF BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, tuesday, July I, Ieoo'
The telegraph entirely reversed the purport OF the
Of ID. Old Line Wig Cit, Convention. T.e Coo
vrnton elected ell. ven Delegates all pledged br Flu
n ore, TO the Dufonal Convention. There was not
Dissenting voice and gre at enthusiasm prevailed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

hmiArURE ALnAHAc......rsis oAv.
sur-R 4 s, s.tA. 7:A Moos-S-ts =
nfsR WAFER. ..fhls en A..
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rpOu WASHINGTON.

W,sHINoroN, Tuesday, July I, 800.
The United States Treasurer reports thar on 'ns :,
nit there were 10 the various United states irees'
uries subject to draft ga, 434 PA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

Ii brig Bono JrU S. logo, )-fsoei' Auss, SSg
psbd oDes AItota Loire a.,
h. bark Ensy from rarydeona, tSpais. M An,de ~
sisr,r Mrs fvns Mr c. Anderson sad two sons cS'sx
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Arrived.

Arrived.
StesmAhip Nashville Barry 81 honrs from Charlastn,s
Keystone State. from Psi.dsph. IL s.,so.:S s.A'Ig,
STEAMSHIP Au.nrs LION. hou, fon ssvArbsh, p.s ~
,r.sht 10 g. L. MiehDl Sunday. ZIP N sIehaussi sn1
'hio Jane. Xss.T .onssy . m, p...sa b.:l 'AovH'
vhits a.s with black letter 3.
VII to Ste. q. Br1sa. Sps'' ''s'H'' ''P'"' -
BAH ~ 2 Trouf, tOf Lineolnvui.l Dean rsnfssss DIS
'pSl. brig S.,.nn, Gibh. from c'na.s. ios eo..'o.
B,is Bsnc tof Csadep) Lud-s cate Josiyu) Gausedse
b.a June .Sa e ' J... =
m.rl seaman; June a. let, IS So io' - as C.pt JoAss
sn, s,9.T. ,Yf R.ss asco ls; We; H.s... y -
big JsI. MELON. d. d% dsr of of Kips.s"1 s,sna Go.
aid Malaga 50 days ftu wne &c, To P. HsrmOn,' ss'S'"
&C. ca &c; 'onM Fireman 20. Sailed IN cOA1-ny .'a%
10 Ss E ,ss ~. g. s.ps:, Je'S
so'o, lsp. ii s. .- b". s.sus Morley .tssr.t 4 n
ist 20 y lon Y % SPIKE 'chr Delegate, from 4asys~'"
sehr sna.r, French, Providence.
sShr J1.eth Spe.t Brown A-1sndris coal To Cunosn~
schr Biseh squ.li, Ned, Alexandra, coal CsmssdsS
senr George Ws.hiIstou Camp Georgetown, C ,s'sa
master.
ssetI Commerce, Daniels, Notfall. corn to m...s:
sebr Brilliant, Jones, Geosget,wn ur TO " Is. for
sehr Charles COlsate, Seaman. Baltimore -four 70 xss'
sehr Chi.fair, Hall, Roellsnd
Schr Bei jsmin, Css.e6y y, Ea.tport
sem Ned. Iol, " hui; stoD cJtton ke 70 Z. to.s
Wa IN contact of the booh evening ct ocacs,
ouwsfdbooId propeller, carried s~,y rad, fo,~Iag
Yi- rgt ON the stsrbosrd side. ud lesra wbss do
the prop.l er received ~.
U surveyiLs schr Vsrins, Lept Dnsr, Cedu Keys y"
Ida June Us, sud days from Key West.
sehr. Ain, Brsv. Mil bridge, luruoer 10 mater.
sebr rred-ricb Eug-rs A.,hias, lambsr 20 mss>t.
TO Jeo Fry -
SIR Gold Hunter OBJ Kenny, Haf., days S'A sd
eebr Frederick Reed Crosby, Es.tport Isths pls.''f
6sh, Ia Il et'. Sor l. Co.
sloop Brown, ,tdiuer, Provids,cA.
Propeller Lscnu Point, French, Portland
Prop Ter Decatur, G.er, Nor sicb. -
BtLOW-Ons hern brig Alec shios Aib-rt 0siis.ss..
Liverpool; Lchei, lBr Rogers. fro 81 u YER o, ~ "a
IVA from Loncoo bsIk VietT-s- tB kian-,, ~
msIaga TAI the above BY p'lot-bor Ed~'n Forrest
"lND-DuriDs the DAY, from ~ u y. W. L,-r
SAILED stean.bip Bo,u..i., tasn Fb.rs. for IT, -
ehps forhsfhe Marshali, f1 Liverp.-'i dear,
True. fr sb-I ghse; barr. PsnAash seGuirs ~ OM IN
Shnieldt, for Havana ard Mobile.
spoken. n,
Bark Lucia Mora, from 5, Tor Noo'ey'deo ~ III
q. M Hsblaid OF Cope COD b a1.t n. w! :" ~ m''-
plotboat Mary AIN
Disasters, &c. pasi
BRIG Gro. WasHrNGros siued ashore az 'os
Cape My 18th ult.
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REL.GIEM.

The Editor Of the Brussels paper, La Neion, has
beer fDeo and Imprisoned for ~ editorial alleged 70
be libelous, Of the Duchess Of Brabont.
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$50 @. p. LoSry Charles Robinson. (s3i) CHARLES
" CO eoro aud ohers tesslAr,icie Of ,be A@sauoans
fasplArfs0n Nh h.ls 28s) Gorge Noth eli G-0rss H.
keller lssl George W,'h-reu (!s7l d-oss Wsthersil,
George ". hals t2ssJ G Groe", denry J; ,dan',
Joseph II. Bird l4Ssl stephen SParks ~ ssephsi
sua,is ,a9D Ueorre A Tsyor, Stephen spsrks J: H.
bid i?s2) Aen'y J. Adam. o~orse A. h'or, w. z.
KnI, Jobn H. Mari, Vile, wuliams l2Sl Henry j. Ad<m.,
= W Martin l2s4) Whey Williams, J. w. nArtiu, " j.
XAsnA (?s5)H Adams, q. A. Taylor, J. u. Bird, Wiley
TVl;,enA l&S)A. J. Rivsly.
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cLiprs oy sHgrP AND LAMBS.
Total for the week

The average Of ~ y =. IS psr head. The large
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spoken. y,
Bark Lucia Mora, from Tor NoO'ev'deo. ysy M
q. sblai ds OF Cspe COD b-e1.l ~ w! w ~ mH'-
pilOi.boet Mary Am
Disasters, &c. ,si
BRIG Gro. WAsHNGroS rep siped ashore at tes
Cape My 18th ult.