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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-02
HALLoWRD GROUND.

Hallowed is the ground
On which we daily tread,
For in the sleep Of death profound,
Around Us are the eead-
The dead, their memory twines
About our hearts Away,
As round the oak the clustering vines
Bright leaves and flowers display.
In every shady nook,
In every valley fair,
By every murmuring brook,
On every hiiloek bare
In forests dark and dread,
Beneath the oceans waves,
Ali calmly sleeps the dead
Within their nameless graves.
Afes, a few brief years
How few no tongue can tell
And to life's hopes and fears
We all must bid farewell.
A sigh-Pcrchance a tear
A hope to grief allied
And they who mourn for US,
Will slzmber BY our side.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-02

Dn1GEscE, the hand maid of Proyi-
dence, is the parent of intelligence, and
the noble dispenser of excellence; all arts
and sciences are at her command; she
crowns all her sons and lovers with rich
es and honor. ra
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-02

Is Chicago last week, boy was
fined two dollars for kissing girl against
her will.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-02
GBoite ABistsQanp.
AN APRIL STORY

From Godez's Lady's Book for April
OLD FRIENDS; OR, AR. AND MRS. PETTIS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-02

yoLrArRz's definition of a physician
is can unfortunate individual, expect
ed every day to perform miracle, nance
", toreconcile health and intemperance.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-23
OLD LINE WING NEE TING IN WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGToN. SatuIday. june 81 y

WAsHISGToS Saturday June 81 1856.
The call for me citing Of Wings this evening" to
consider what they were to pur;ue in regard TO
the Presidential election attracted very pomlscu.
GUS assemblsge. Mr.. SeatOn Of The National Intet'-
pencer was choren Chairman member Of the Amer
lean party was proposed for Secretary, which occa-
stoned the greatest possbe confusion, showing that
that party largely in the ascendant, and that but
few Wings who had stood aloOf from all parties were
present. The Chairman pointedly rebuked the dis
order.
Senator Jones of Tennessee took the stand avowing
himself Clay and Webster Wing. He sad that the
Wbig party held the balance of power and should
consult and vote a. would best subserve the Interests
of the country and they could do this by observing
distinct organization and acting a. the ally OF that
gsity which they may agree to support lie was he-
quenty spplauded.
Mr. Campbell of Ohio enthusiastically called
FOL- He had Tot proceeded far in laudation OF Mr.
Clay when in a response TO question, he said he be
long ed to the Know. Nothing party.
He was greeted with cheers by the majority and
bisses by other.
Mr. Campbell left the stand to give opportunity
to the Committee Revolutions to port.
The resolutions recommend the Cow nj. proposed
by the Kentucky Wings to be pos poned I'll the last
"Wednesday in July that al sections of The country
send delegates to deliberate upon the proper course 10
be uuIsued at the present crisis.
The revolutions were adopted, when the meeting aa'
Mr.. Campbell in response to the Know Nothlngs,
took the stand He commenced speaking when me
gas was turned of-great confusion ensued, amldst
which the assembly separated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-23
KANSAS EMIGRANT AID SOCIETIES CON
VENTION.
CLEvELASp. Saturday, june 81,

CLEVELAND, Saturday, June 81, 1885,
The Kansas Convention reassembled this morning.
with Gov. ReeGer in the chair, Mr.. Foote being al
sent
Aaer payer the Committee on Resolutions pre-
scented resolutions pedgbg themselye to each other
and TO their suffering brethren in Kansas 10 exert
Themselves increasingly to furnish needed AID, appoint
ing five persons at Chicago Is Central Executive
Committee, whose duty it should be to receive aud
expend the contributions in the manner best adapted
TO the wants of the settlers; making oce from each
state contributing member Of said Connlttse, IN
cludipg among the s.eDal means OF sid al persons
int rdpg to become tctusl residents, aud willing Ia
mid nv al industrial means in making Kansas q Free
State; charging the Executive Committee specially 20
uske such application OF the means At Their dis-
possl as will effect that object; requesting all asso-
Citations TO send the Central Executive Committee
from time to time the funds their disposal, and sub
ORGANIZATIONS TO send to the State Committee their
funds 10 be forwarded TO the Central COMMITTEE a,
Chicago: urging the formation OF country and town
sbin ORGANIZATIONS and requesting the PR sent Chicago
AID Society to act as a Central Committee.
The Committee ON Permanent Or gsnizsuon reported
az follows: For President, Governor Reeder Tor ice
Presidents Mr.. Stanley of Ohio, Mr.. Wnght on New
York Mr. Spear OF ansas and Mr.. Foo. OF ONO; ior
Secretaries Mr. Allen of Prnnsy lvaniA, Mr bfooAs Oh
Ohio Mr. Hou gbton of Indiana
MANY citizens offer to subscribe large amounts
Gov Reeder will be in Detroit tonight.
An AT. moon session was held but no impoftan,
business was transacted. Toe Convention anJouneo
10 meet again a, Buffalo, July g..
After the adjournment, Grn. Lane ana tue DER
oates from Iowa and Illinois arrived. An informal
meeting was held and plans discussed relative 70 .ae
movements of four hundred emigrantt now al io'o
Civ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-23

been used to favor this bushel Of fal.ehood. II
is fact that Col. Fremont was married bv .
Catholic priest. Those who understand that tbe
marrisee was disallowed by the brides father Col.
Benton-who doubtless thought it Is great pre-.
sumption in young officer of engineers 10 aspire
to the hard Of his daughter, as he now doe, for
Col. r. or any other man under sixty 10 consent
70 run for the Presidencywill not need 70 be told
why the marriage rites were not celebrated by Col
B.'s pastor or any one of like faith COL Benton
was then power in Washington, and that city
wss-as it still Independent on political favor
and fesrful of offending great men. We have
never made inquiry Of the parties, and cannot say
how many clergy men and magistrates successfully
refused tn marry them without a license and q
patterned sanction; but i. is well known in Wash
ingt0n that the refssals were numerous and the
prospect gloomy, when Catholic lady friend who
took very natural interest in the young folks
aspirations and perplexites assured them that che
would fiUd priest who would marry them and ask
no embarrassing questions-and she did. We trust
this closts the discussion ; but if there be any
Known othng 80 bigoted as to object Col. F.'s
being married by Catholic under the circum-
stances, shall render charity for bigotsy by pre-
Stunning said K. N. wholly unacquainted with Mrs.
FremOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-23

Tier predeces.ors That Convention aes;cus,ed A.
the standard bearer Of Freedom ID It's grea,
contest strong and true man wbsse aim Will
De 70 msinsi the principles Of the Constfuti;,n
ana prhg back the Cove nmt Mt 70 the policy of Wash
hgton end JeffrsOr II also sdopt4d pls,io-n which
recognizes North - well o. q South and respects
the rgtte OF Freedom not les. than the clsns of
slavery. In this esseDhase Of freenen WE'RE the
warm end devoted friends II The able and ever faith
ini Chief Magistrate of tie Buckeye State, Who
properly urged hs grea. qualifications for tn. hs-.
position in the Republic T1ere too were the supp.e.
s,s 81 the accomplished juri... The tried patriot ard
Christian gettleinsn, John Hl<sn and there. frcs
every state and sec.on bssts 81 admirers of the
foremost men in this country tbe st of living Sts,es-
neD-reccEn zed in both bemirYseres as the truest
representative OF what Is best in BE civilization Of the
age. IIeed not pronounce the same Of the gres,
Senator from New York.
n.s. pser. yrtnt, N srm', virT-s,. labOrsn,
But, sr, the pgenuou. youth Of America Who shall
study argst his life and character wiz learn not merely
THE but the sobler Lesson that there esn be no higher
fotupe tbsB attends him who in the SOur OF EXTREMIST
peril. faithfully serves and wisely his country.
Mr.. Chairman, the friends Of these gentlemen, and Of
all oher wkeee names, with witbost their consent,
were before tbe Convention cbeehuly and cordially
united, az The best thing which could be done in
this exigercy, in prese ming IN the people OF the
United States as the Republican and ant-sec-
tional candidate for President the name Of the
brave and chralrous gentleman whs more perhaps
than AIRY ether contributed to place the Of
Calornis in the GALAXY Of Free States which
10 at sypopyme Of the cause, and prophecy OF
success. Sir, triumph in the fatA-nay, the un-
doubling conviction that the proceedings Of that Con-
vention will be sustained by large majority Of the
American people. How can il be- doubtedf Look
around yeu, to Kansas, to this csp,sf to the White
House. and tel me If you can doubt it, uness you
prepared to believe that civilization aud Re-
pubicanism failures, aud only Slavery
and batbarsm possible upon this earth. Doub, it
Mo- For you perceive that the same spirit which has
always animated brave men in great emergencies pos
and guides your brethren row. snd you witness
how the still augmentiig crimes against liberty an
humanity have put strength into their arms and
dying zeal into their bearts. doubt II No, for the
vast assemblies Of the free North you have taken by
the hand Of oil political parties who, sinking past
difference have poby invited To their country
and you have felt the power which hes msgnanimty
and moral heroism.
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-23
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIvED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON

WAsHHeTos, haturdsy, June 81, 1856.
zen. tersher S@ith arrived la-t evening, having
peth sent ior ~ the Preldent. He had IN nt-TvjeT
wifb the President to-day. Orders have Been syaed.
ans ne VIII proceed ss early possible to spsa, Ia
tsks charge Of the United State force. there. n.
srders are imperative; in fact he il clothed with fall
power to put down all insurrectio., come from Whist
quartz may. Tbp policy has been deemed advisable
II orcer tn take the Kansas imbrogho out Of the hall.
OF Gong1es- and give and quiet to the country
The richest farce which has ever been enacted in
our city came of at Cops Saloon this evening A
call tad been made for rally Of the Old Line Wings
The room was filed with heterogeneous crowd 40
man war allowed to offer a resolution or make mo-
ton until he satisfied the rabble Immediately around
the stand that he bad never given Democratic Q
Know Nothing vote. Everything was in beautiful
confusion, when Senator Jones Of Tennessee an old
Clsy Wing, ascended the platform. For some time
be could BE- heard At last be answered cstegor-
cally that be never had given other than Wing vote
Gov. Jones then proceeded to address the meeting,
fauein the sudience-or the Wing portion-by fire.
quent me ntion Of Old Harry Clay. Mr. Jones said be
had never eiven any vote but a Wing vote. Nor
We never will, shouted the crowd. The speaker wa
in a fix. Those in the secret knew be was about to
pronounce in favor Of Buchanan. 1t came at last,
however, ard the audience were as silent if had
been funeral. He told Of his bitter hs-
tired TO Know. nottingham and to Black Republican
isU, and said be should vote and speak for nv. Bu
chsnap. Aye, he would support the Devil to de-
feat the Abolition party. When Mr.. Jones had con-
Guided a call was made for Mr. Campbell of Ono,
who asceDded the platform on the very heels of the
previous speaker, and commenced addressing the a1d
ence smid great cheering The interrogation put
care you member Of the Know Nothing party"
"Ibsnk God, l am" responded Mr. Campbell, which
followed by the waving of hats aud prolonged
tertsined by Mr.. Campbell until the Committee on
Revolutions returned, when he closed amid loud huzzas
and bisses. Col. Seaton, the Chairman of the meet
ing endeavored to preserve order but in vain. He
was as much troubled in spirit any one at being
compelled to listen to an Abolition Know Nothing
speech wi lie presiding over the remnant Of the Old
"Lne Wing party" Gov. Jones evapoated.
On Monday both Houses of Congress will be occu-
pied with the Palmetto State. Judge Evans has the
foor in the Senate in reply to Mr. Wilson and Col
Keitt in the House in reply TO Mr.. Burlingame
Col. Richardson leaves in a few days to engage 10
his GubernatOrial canvass in Illinois. He will soon
reign bi. seat in Congress-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-23
Commercial Imtelligencc.

LIVERPOOL COTIos MARKEr.-On Saturday, June
T. the day Of the AsAs sailing remained dull bat without
char s prices fIom quoted Fridays Circular except
ps that In American under SD Their. some rssasrity
ne eays sales were bales 800 bales on specuis
don aud $50 for export On Sunday the Ass sfnvsi VITA al
vice, nom NewYork the 18th May Monday Jnns tae
msIIet eontued heavy low American being quite nonah
ysu. ard prces about the quotations OF last wees Sales
he dsy 600 bales including so for export On Tuesday ION
the business 500 bses ct prices syorins The buyer
Sale. Of the three Tuesday evening therefore fo
bal. . eco for and go on speculation
BRyADs1usFs deuer: WsgAr z15t. v bush, FLovs
es II n hi .nd TSpIAx CoRS lIdl6F quarter sdysncs
over est weeks quotstons bu. only nodersts smount on
business the .dysnce Red WHEAT wn quoted Of
SdIoI4; wLie ie6alI y 10 n. Western Canal FLovs
80 asa PHILADELPHIA - sass sa!simSre AID ONO s'o1
nj A. nj; white indian Co.'s p for New Orleans TO sDb
Tor prime Northern; yellow and mixed ~ y quarter
ByEF dull and unchanged. Bacon In good demand
AZ I,s quotations. LssD frmsr from scarcity, and
paid Tor rood refining TALLo~ very quiet OF
Enc Nor'h American at 81 10 a.
eo, .dsr.b l. o, Of Por .sHgs wus sed Of " and
q. 81 bot were taken PEARLs vHted but bone srs o.
f.sc BApK very quiet 1915 asked for Phsdephs 80 for
Baltimore RosIs sold freely t4s barrel Nothing aons 10
ofs OILS.
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TIE VERY LATEST.
by Telegraph from london to L'eerpoo

[By Telegraph from london TO L'cerpooi
LwERrooL "Wednesday, Ju e lip IN.
The Daily Ners publish's the following statement
in J. aiding article, though without vouchiug for its
accuracy: 1T il confidently stated that M Marcys
reply to Lord Clarendon will be in eec that the Cab
met at Washington regards the explanations and state
mepts in his Lord,hips last dispatch sufficient to
il duce the IN to wthdr, their demand for Mr. Cramp
toms recall.
1.-THE American Secretary however viii add, that
his Government are Of opinion that after what has
passed Mr. Champions power of usefulness at Wash
ipgton has been exhausted. 1. is understood Mr.
Champion wi himself bring this dispatch out and
tender his resignation"
Neither The Times, Daily Ners or Post contain any
reference to Mr.. Horsmshs resignation, and "a the
journals Civ pg circulation TO the runor syow the very
slender ground on which it rests, the paragraph Is
probably newspaper cuDard.
soUTBANProS, Wednesday.-The Alma sailed TOR
New York at day break this morning. after having her
propeller repaired. After proceeding as far as Cowe'
the feed pipes broke down and she has put back here
again for 'rerh repairs.
Arrived at Liverpool June II, ship Allan e from
New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-23

June 10, l1t,-f ~.
hrmness m fhs toDs 0f inc Coausen'A
IL don. the rreteh sosethsf VITA
h temaLa Shh felt throughout tho eosbuy n.s
m rrhntsS 70 give q very buoysn 70 our Gram nHts
DC. Frid.y trade has been done IN Flour Pise
II uesJ r,oaest hss alec rissn N ,sias 81 %
b.l qUot. today Red Wheat ~ 20 ~ boil u ~ ~.
extern Fi0ur. inf. fior - 70 J better sof'S % %
Ytl.e-I ob. Or. aEd baltimore. % 10 81 eIrs ONO s;a
Sc Leu. 81 81 y barrel Of - ID. lndlan .",n 80
I as,1!, '' 'AP loo 70 Wv !" "' ''"'
Fso,I.Ios- The densnd r Bacon eoniinaes selye ana
prces firm We quote LoDs ard Short Hiddies oo1ess
nh IN H 70 So Shoulders ar. IN 20 ID fe9aess "
1, ewt ard IA sore instances hsh "a hs oeen 'oenea
" rud quality Beef auiet With sood inquiry 'of
OF .nreror quality while The lover usdes ere
ouot1 con on bfsDss IS % fair sor1 o. Inesss
Chiesgo 81 to laoi ns'es- ~ or 'ls.s - - 80
there ss none here. Iri,h quet bot steady % Yee.
Chrese N 10 demand AZ ~ for IRE Gs.J Toe
.,riy, heinz much Of eoFdifion bring from % u
ev, accord ns 70 extent Of damage a., -
L.gp-supplses resuy vsote5 fm rfne beH :"
-, eoutipu-, 70 be readily obtained In sseocd aAnda
T,ILow-Ne still without stocks OF r. l. y or AnetF
ear For bsne melted there ~ ss6y demand ., VevS
speIn meets ~ith Bat little inquiry Ae LONDON 7a'
.,r. t-rrs loser than that purchArs eonn1s
tb.ne,,.. shsay 70 that sras Here the nominal price
fl lsf Whsle continues extremely slow Of sale 81
as 3 tun Lard on fair request 81 81 to~ vest
OrIIcfTRos BAsE-sO stock sIcsS& IN tns hsads Of cn
-,
AsHrs-ssoeks are very trieiBf Pos sls; Pssrs a. y
ev- viii . rood ipsuiry for both sorts
Toslceo-Eo sAies reported Csvsaaish 3D. TO 81 n
ksuohes5 a. 10 Us.
NAVAL srosEs--susl salss d Rosa ct ewt fS co1-
uor ard TO f0r usdirn ice here Iar rem ans ss~
If al. 81 ls y sbL SPIRITS furpstths "a $e"t, vta"a'
esivifY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-23
THE LATEST.

PoH1rGAL.-The Cabinet has been formed, with the
Marquis de Louie a. President.
THE EAsr-The Meisey has arrived at Marseiles.
She brings Constantnope Jews of June . and Crimes
letters Of May 81.
The iath, 2l, 18th, and 57th regiments have left the
Crimea The army is healthy. There is daily ration
of FIRE, h meat given to the men.
1t il said tina, 20 900 are to rebuild Seva'
topo sfter our departure. Weather hot ard stormy.
CossERcIAL.-Lsst prices of Consols on Tuesday
cato 1. Money continues abundant in the discount
market, at rates about y cent below those OF the
Bark.
In Pai,, on Tuesday funds closed 10 francs Money
and II 80 Account.
The Mermaid, from Port Philip, brings gold to tho
value Of 1898 Ooo
There is now small profit on the import Of gold
from the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-23
RESPONSES TO THE NOMINATION OF
FREMONT
BosTos, Saturday,

Boston, Saturday, June 81, 1856.
Fremont and Dayton ratification meeting took
place on board the Steamer Worcester on her trip
from New. York last ght. The Hon Chares Hud-on
presided. Adore sses made by the Hon. Moses
Kimball Of Massachusetts,, the Hon Daniel Clark OF
New Hampshire, Mr.. Peck of Maine, aud Others The
demonstration caused considerable enthusiasm among
the passengers.
NAsTUcKET, Saturday, June 81, 1856.
One hundred guns were fred here last night in
honor Of the nominations Of Fremont aud Dayton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-23
THE TURF.
NETWORK RACES.

FASHION COURSE, New,"wn, L. Last day, Satur'
dsy. June 81, 1sSe.-Pursc 5000, $40 to 20 10 the
second borse, three mile heats.
n NJ Woodfok ch m Florid~, By Wagner, Dam o.,
GIaIcOe odd
= Ga. ch b Pr,ne etop by Yorkvi'le, out OF Ms
n p Hare. ch Sam Lscber, BY Wagner, dam oy AZ
Afe5or Sye old.
p MTG,,.ssis'sb e Beery B, Sovereign dam BY !,
Time. :. .5S-5:i9-5:tos. -
IT.. .hovs vas the best race of the week. Pnnce-
90. w.. The favorte, sloO To $50 After the INST h'at
"a r.. call in betting, 500 to $50. F'ride won
A. .acond h, at and race ca-, much to the sarpnso
80 49, turf Q. ers. who were heavy losers on H.
IT, 90. large Iuu.ber present to witness tue
-. c., cye5i, is due the Fashion Can. 10 the
yet,iny nm &c these races Long may the! o''nue 70
nrosne, We NAV now look for running ueN rai'
aud 10 fac every Fall and SP''og
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-23
CONSPIRACY TO ASsASSINATE THE QUEEN
OF SPAIN.

The Madrid Journals Of the 18th report that con-
side RI bic nsation had been caused " tue TT :,y
at A ,on.niracy 10 assassinste the Queen Inc ioI2~
ING are Some details Of the affair given BY ne
DI0rfO. .I -
"Aman named Rendcrdo Msrquez organized Sc
cret society three months ago ana yyuns IN -
Wa drawn into IL II having been resolved 70 kni .ne
Op.n NH. youry man was designated by lot 10 do the
deed and he "A told that he fred on per nsJssya
sum Of COO piastres should Dr. gwen ~ LII, go 'Na
il be failed TO do 81 be should De cer'ainy Pu.
h, bis fellow conspirstors. IN tne IN W., - r re
nuer, =, rlieh the carriage Of the Princess OF the
A.,ur;oos snun,ached the Call del ARENA, young
nan named Fuentes drew pl',oi Ioui M y -.
tolic. agent :. lied his arm and P'eveh'ed mn y
sebs,gue ,.e weapon. On os Lar 49, NJ.
mad. H. owr Tie facts above Ieeita 'as. ae NJ
arr, Kpdo.do Msrguez went 10 the pAiaee' On pre-
t,It 81 mrkrv revelations respecting me eonsPr Sy
No AIMS have bern found in any house OF Ine 81 l
Arsn' susut. sr'iI H. poiticsl op1ie n. have
sslx., r., c.,t.f He is = bOlj, enteIP's'Hs hAu'
aud fss been a. pri,'Drd i"' 'o' E'.!
n. re snne details Of the Anar gwen oy
q. Macon: I;.A ,rs,s ,sken oo III.
81 in, nlin - ,c..ion Of the visit OF the Queen
n TL.s,,s AL prineipe sad which have gwen rise
20 = 80, c,sI Of conversation. were, appears,
caused Nv the discovery Of p'o' 20 70 Ia
in the Coli del Arepal, nesi u 80 ,hs.,s, Ths
S hel !..,ved the Information on the pre-
80. - ~ means OF a. snOoy uous Ie''et seu'
- -, Some Suggestions were given
n ,o ,he hising the conspiracy. The Govern.
Hs.i osd u. that ss s'0' ssd a't% os
Z" OF ,;,,,- VIA; 10 curious Is, that
~ lie. IT, vas vrittss by the very m.n
,ns %. ny aos, cred 90 the Qu'sB with pistol he
,e.ns rsHed -e.n. nd A1n o% sss1 IF ct
''suhs mIo ~ u b.sn aue,,. j. zud Sbo Ike hin,
eisons VIZ 80 elasse, that I've cAif Of the con,
oe"re 70 'ns .fScsr Of sSr Nai'onI Gard asned
RepSc.So Marquee, ven tno.n ia t.: esp.. IN! his
lI:ss :e 1:sns s''' 1So.a s
sns5 Sc n rnssion. " enter the aaes aea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-23
TVF WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, June =, 1900
7, hs, been very warm here all day. Al p; N
,,a ,h,monstsr varied from ~ TO leo deg, according
I" f'r0N' BAlrixoKr, J1re -, 1856.
.rr ,oS.v ran u % 10 IS deg. in he shsce.
A"' PHILApHLPHIA. jane - 1855
TIE thermometer here indicated sc De g in the SHADE
,;. afternoon. The temperature was moderated 10
ward evening bys gale OF wind sccouPenieu o!
.prinkle Of rain.