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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
DELAWARE LOTTERY!
GLASS; MO Aga.
RACES on Saturday, august 27M, 1858.
7s NuMBERs-14 DRAWN BALLOTS.
/, GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE or
So q, O00g

iZWZlWW!
Whole Tickets 420: Halves $40; Quarters H.
In ordering Tickets Certificates enclose the amount
OF money t. our address, for what You wish to purchase
name the Lottery in which yon wish it invested, and
whether You wish Whoes, Halves Quarters on receipt
of which send what is ordered by first mail together
with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing, tho drawn numbers will
be sent with a written explanation.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain aud
give the name of their Post 0lce County aud State
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS
Those who prefer not sending money by mail can use
Adams Express Company, whereby money for Tickets In
sums Of Ten Dollars and upwards be sent s at our
risk and expense from any city where they have
an Office The money and order must be enclosed iu Il
'tovernment Post Office Stamped Envelope the Ex-
press Company cannot receive them
1S- Orders for Tickets Certificates, by Mail or Ex-
press, to be directed to WOOD EDDY Il CO.,
apr ~. Wilmington, Delaware.
as-The Drawings Of the Delaware State Lotteries are
published in the New York Times
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
BOOKS AND STATIONERY

OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, can be bought as
cheap If not Cheaper in Wilmington as in PHILADELPHIA or
any other city in the Union n amy doubt this In them
CALL AT Ill MARKET STREET.
where they will soon get their doubts removed
The subscriber having received large invoice from the
iae TRADE SALES y now selling VALUABLE BOOKS
all subjects, exceeding low prices Those Who low,
Books would do we'll 10 call early examine tile stock
GREAT INDUCEMENTS to COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Az New Publications may be obtained 1T the cheap
BOOK STORE III Market Street N''"f
Apr, 2'tt THOs. ROBERTS.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
NEW SOAP
AND
CANDLE FACTORY.
No. los Shipley Street.

IltlWVVH FTtHT 1lu srpOnN,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
1--WE subscriber having fitted up the store No l05 shin
ley Street Wilmington Delaware informs his friends
and the public generally that he will keep on hand ill
supply Of the varied assortment of Soap and Candies
equal u not superior toahy in the market He respectful
" sOleits the custom of his many friends aud the public
generally Orders from distance attended To- and goods
sent by railroad. and otherwise 10 all pnrts hc state
July l0-tf Wmington III
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
DR.. LOUIS j. HoUARD,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

Has removed his office to the s. w corner Of Fifth AK
shipey Streets Wilmington Delaware, where he can b.
consulted professionally
10 T. NJ Anr 40 T., -
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20

Aboyo nou.. ArFiye Al seaford 2 8 10 0i
heretofore ~" = ftVi6h' iiesh' aa'
ali ne hnoye arrangement, morning Passesg ers fnOu
Pbiiadh, W. peloWare Railroad can spend six hoaVs'
same evening. "esoA' aus ~ urn
,, ins e shore passengers will notice that ID,
nam itoW seaiori makes close connection morning
WIN WIN lrains for Baltimore and the n1r at whining
s, baltimore elose eSnneetoa n ag hx9rs ~
dnccd to cighi hours and Baltimore being re-
Both trAus going North tn
meet directly with raitss Tor IN Delaware Railroad
b O SEV New York
- - 80 ,AII IT, Sect :, :, -
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
REMOVAL

gorge A. BATTERBuRY, announces to hin f,iends
~ and the public that he has removed 10 The stars r
Merly occupied by Mr. John Marsh, No an Market he
M sms fourh and Fth streets Wilmington, where he in
enus keepny Music Music Books fine Italian Violin and
qad Musical Merehandize Asos general assortment Of
NIL CAP, and Letter Paper; Blank Books, Envelones
Pens, Pencils aud Ink Port Monnaes Port Folios ar
1loil Nail and Tooth Brushes, Combs Razors Strons
rooSea ha my, Comedian Rings, &C. Pocket Conpasses
Paintings. ~ -"s'a'ngSi VII
B1Pctares solicited from Publishers, Catalogue,
June ls-M sHoHeR A BAgTRRBURy.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
Kegistcr,s SAdHice

NEW NAsTlB COUNTY, 1nnn nm, lsjn
Upon the application OF ALEXIS j. BuRRfLL Admin
lstrator Of AGATHA ELIZABETH BoRRlLI late Of
Christians Hundred, IN said County dcfcased Il order
cd and directed by the Register that the Administrator
aforesaid give notice of the granting Of Letter, ii Admin
israton upon the Estate the deceased with tho date Of
granting thereof by causing advertisements To be ust
within forty days from tho date such Letters in ak ~
me most public places Of the county of Naw Castle la.
lulrng AL persons having demands against the Estate ID
present Tue same or abide by an Act of Assembly In such
ease made aud provided And also cist tho same to he
inserted within the same periudin the Delaware Inquirer
uud therein two months
49, Given under the hand and Seal Of olicc Of
Il. y the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, In New
49, Castle county aforesaid the day and year above
written. PETER Is. NANDEvER Register.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
rs Numbers--l4 Drawn Ballots.
NJ AGNIFICENT SCHEM Il.

"a, liz Prizes amounting to $685., 800
Whole Tickets Sl0--Halves $j--Quarters $3.50.
Certificates Of Packages in tho aboye scheme, will be
sold at the following rates which is the risk
Certificates Of Package of 30 Whole tickets $l4l 10
g 90 Half g 20 30
" g 20 Quarter Ri %
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
cALER SrRnun z sam
WINE. AND LIQUORS.

TIFuFeYI1Tr iI,p ToI Gntn
subscriber having determined to close on hin sock r
ms ana Liquors, would most respectfully inform i'll
,ai , te pubic generally, that he will sell d an.
heslor Stock Of Merchandise such as Btandes Wines
bea Ia n snr snlwhskes, at very low price
fore purchasing elsewhere VPsI mIrrp ssiI 10
jane lS-tk NAL DefFE1.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
ME w
TOBACCO & CIGAR STORE,

u bOOI It x OO.y
IMPORTERS and Manufacturers of Cigars and Tobacco
Old No liz. now No. II Market street, wilmington
We always keep on hand the very hest article ii fine
Ehrwng and Smoking Tobacco Choice brands of i'm.
ported Cigars, as well superior article our own
manufacture We will sell, wholesale and retail nj very
cheap rates, all kinds of manufactured Tobacco Order,
from distance, punctualy attended TO-
Country merchants and consumers will find il h boir
advantage to call and examine brands of Tobacco and
Cigars, rs we are determined 10 sell cheap and on as
good terms us similar articles may he had ii any civ In
the Union 49,: az Z, =
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
MO

NOT IOE
ALL persons having claims against Tie Estate of t,c do.
ceased snst present the same duly ateste 10 The Admin
isator on or before the III day OF June 1890 or abide
80 ALIENS J. FORRlLL,
Wilmington, June u, lSl9 Administrator
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
j. s. MCCALL,
Merchant Tailor,

Hf wcbb's Building, Market Street, below "a
WILMINGTON, DEL
Has choice assortment of CLOTHS CAslMEREs and
selected eNpressi yely for etusomcr tfade)
which he makes up tn order in the best style
Also, full assortment Of Gentlemen furnishing goods
Apr. ~ $3.50
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
Legal Notices.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

NEW EAafLR TnrNTY May 2jth, ISj0.
UPON the application Of PHILIP PLuNkETT, Rxecu-
tor Of tho last will aud testament NJ Terrence Young late
of the City Of Wilmington in said County, deceased 1t
ordered aud directed by the Register that the Executor
aforesaid give notice Of the granting Of Letters festane
RTy upon the Estate fthe deceased, with the date Of
granting thereof by causing TO DO posted
within forty days from the date Of such Letters In ak Of
the most public places of the county Of New Castle
quring all persons having demands against the Estate to
present the same abide by Act Of Assembly In such
made and provided, Aud also tho to 10
inserted within tho period In the Delaware Inquirer
a newspaper published IN Wilmington ID TO be continue
ed therein two months,
(c~) Given under tho hand and Seal Of Office of tho
I H. s. Register aforesaid, at New Castle, in New Cas-
~ tile County aforesaid the day and year above
wrton PETER u. VANDEVER, Register.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAM,
ASD
OYSTER SALOON

TIVE 1ndssignsd having iti,l ni thai co,n,nodfnn
hNrs, 10 IVA Market Street, Wilmington Del for
tfi elsss Confectionery aud kestuHt ann0unccs 10 tbe
g.hM that h. II now prepared to teeelYe their
is ntsnbs that his sLaursnt, shan he nesd m IN
-F'i nsnhsr He constantly Keeps the very best Oysers
Hhieh hs Will serve ~ IN every fashion Families Will
y 'efYsd with pystsfr, lee Cream Cakes Candies and
Kfats at ne shortest notice. and In the very best stye
~ pAtlNnfs arc large and c1mmOdi6us; his walters
srtspns aud attentive By strict attention 10 business
fgfly. GEORGE il nnnINsov
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
JOHN McCLAFFERTY's
WINE AND LIQUOR ST0Rp

Corner q Second and Orange .Stree,,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
The Subscriber keeps constantly nm h.n,
variety Of Wine and Liquors. such as ~ ohee4l0at
Cugnac Brandy. Jamaica s,i.,.
Pale Champagne, sentcl wLla JNs
Irish Whiskey, HOLLAND G nsse!'
ALLEGHANY d.
BOURBON, az
Maderia Port, Sherry aud all other wncs a, ,a.,..
bic terms "'H "h ichsvna-
Agent for Ghuls Porter and Ale Of the fr.l ,n.,t n
OF which Will be served to Families or Taystlhs ~
notlcc, aud ON reasonable terms AZ sholi
May 2s-ly. JOHN MocI Apppprv
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
ROBERT I1YLORyS
BAKERY &. CONFECTIONERY

Ef7R THE undersigned having largely increa a,l liz
Satellites for successfully prosecuting his business
hsaAAn the shape OF two large brick buildings with
me appnrtenances-takes this method of Informing lii
friends and the public generally that after twelve years Of
practical experience in this city he now prepared To se
bread aud Cakes lower than sold IN Delaware
before The following rates will be strictly adhered 10 M
present One and half pound loaf at cents pound
al ~ cents Cakes Of every description proportonate
Shell Biscuits Family Pilot Bread, Bran Biscuits Lemoi
Biscuits, Water Crackers, &c, &c. All of wl.eh will Ia
warranted Of the very best quality aud sold as cheap NJ
they can be bought IN the United States lIe has aso !.
cseetion with his Bakery established the inaIIc rn
thing but the best material and ainpuy ione buY 49, no
best worsnen His wagons will run in eyclr ec yery
aud goods purchased at this establishment VIM be ei
I'd within twenty meA Of Wilmington free Of elnrnS
Retailers will find 1t to their advantage to caIl A.
aer OF FINN and latua Streets, and examine liz t Vpe
fore purchasing elsewhere 'V "ia STOCK no.
Delaware st''es' wilmington,
Apr 23.ly. RoBFRT rAyIop
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
STEWART & WALSH
REEEI REEEm prrnuI

R1911 101I 166F w
THE -nb-erber would call the attention Of Inc puIIic h
,he faei that he has taken the stall NJ 90 in The Fonrt
street Market iontel where he will be- nanny To serve
eust1mers with superior article on liberal terms n,
public patronage. j. il CiRAiiAW
apr Z3-tt
NA!lLLA BEAN ice Cream makers wonld do well
y call At BoDDis, M 22l Market Street and mn,
cheap NAV "a s5''s
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
Question Solved,

6u0SLlUIl DOlVeu,
Who is Little billy rharpi Many years ARC tbin
question was answered by Of Delawares distinguish
ed sons TO an untold number who had assembled to hnr
IT, Many Of their Homes now rest in quiet repose in their
fond riding Corn stalk Orseson his Fathers Farm when
Major Tom Stockton was leading tho american Forces and
took possession Of Fort George There few living who
We're present at that battle could testify to the fact t
from history The old have passedaway the middle aged
Are silent aud Young America, like those Of yOre armed
ne spoke OF timc when his Fathers hair was black and
his whlskers also, In those days thore was nohin,,
thought OF shamponing or Dyeng II was shave me or
cut my Hair Now, Young America wishing to improve
WIN the tines orders Nonstacle, Guatee Prince Albert
Victoria m, Dye Duncards' Wig, scaps shampooninp
and Roach practical BARRIERS, No East Fifth street
Devon Building, Wilmington, Del.
With Razors keen
And Water hot
You'll always find them
~.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20

CuRDs AND WHEy.-Infuse piece of rennet
in little boiling water, as formaking cheese
let it stand an hour or two then put table
spoonful to three pints of new milk warmed.
Cover with u cloth, and leave until the curd
is thick. Press out and use the whey, or
sweeten and use both whey and cur. This
makes very nice dessert for dinner.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20

NOTICE.
ALL persons having claims against the Estate of the de-
ceased must present the duly attested to the Execn
tor before tho 10Th day of May 1860 or abide the
Act OF Assembly In such oase made aud provided
PHILLIP PLuNKRTT,
Wilmington, May 26-2m Executor.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
Wines and Liquors.
=, 49,, Witsil & Fox,

WHOLESALE WINE & LIQUOR DFA,rn,
~. y. corner Of All and ,Shipieg S,rsLlil-hS
WILMINGTON, DEL 4" S'ee"i
A47N THE subscribers bclng onQarea ,n ~ 49,
EEN iand Liquor business exclusively tata. ~ Wine
ofnormlng their friends and the nuhi XII. me-
r,ny TINT they now have the largest and best s gen.
VINES, bkANDlES and GIN; besides every sso.gyo
domestic liquors IN tho State, which can be nur5 ye
New York and Philadelphia prices, oompsnpp "'ehasOdE
gognac Brandy, Jamaien snir,.
iaie champagne, Scotch whiskey
Extra q" Iioiiana n W.
% Mononsahela whisEoy,
Allegheny do
-, bourbon, do,
The very best double rectined Whisky In H.
that cannot DO bought cheaper elsewhere '' 'oFnly
Madeira Wine, Iisbnn W.T.,
Port do Sweet Mai ine,
Tcncrf do Cbnmnaa.asa Wine,
Sherry do Gi"s.PABno do
All Of which are warranted to be pure md - 40
quality P1io "hd Of the bes
Raspberry Brandy, Cherry R,a,..
Blackberry do. In1non a.snuy,
Be- Tavern keepepand Retail dealera s,nrl,,, .
rates and on accommodating terms fr'eu AZ cheap
MEDICINAL uRPOSES-lnyalidAnna o,h
old Wines aud Liquors for Medicinal purposes I eng
TO their advantage 10 call and cxnmno o,ir Mhi IND
ultcred liquors before purchasing elseyvI ek OF unad
m Persons at II distance will lind their ~
~ attended TO- All liquors sent free Of Gin res w. prompt
lance within twenty miles "se 10 any de-
b. llotela supplied in Casks, Dcmiiobns l..
Ho- Purchasers will find 1t to their Hdyantaun
The old stand, Il corner Of Fourth and shIns eau
examine our extensive stock before maL, sts4a and
VI, s'9. nH, WITSIL 4 PnV
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20

To REMOVE FILMS FROM THE EYES OF CATTLE.
u have not found a surer remedy than finely
puly.rized earth, occasionally blown into the
eyes through quill. T.R. w.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20

"n" atvr MrnSnAi April H. 1852 Train, lor Id
Recommendation OF r"ssoncrs will run as follows:
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-20
ALL-HEALING SALvE

May be used to advantage. This salye
is an invaluable remedy for family use in
all cases of Cuts, Burns, Sores, Carbun-
cles, Felons, &c.
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ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

THE VARIETIEs.-" The Merchant of Venice" was
performed last evening for Mr.. Charles Plunketts
benefit the beneficiary appearing in the part of
"Shylock" with fair degree Of proprety, though
unable to lose his Plunkett identity in that of the
blood thirsty Jew, so diabolcally invented of the
poet. Mrs. Boyce played with much ability as Por-
tia proper, and in the masquerade Of most rghtful
Judge" and was entitled to the applause awarded.
The other characters were generally we'll represented
but we have no space for notice in detail.
THE ST.. CHARLEs.--A large house was present for
the benefit of Mile Yrca Matthias, the light.footed
daughter of the Russian bear-f the reader will ad.
nit such ursine figure as graceful alluson to her
knoutland nativity This Ensler Of the troupe dis
by really extraordinary demonstrations of pedal ap-
probation of the compliment, dancing with more
than her usual rightangular dexterty, suppeness of
limb and elasticity of vertebr@, and standing on the
extreme point of toe while the other extremity
scared, circulated and meandered through the eur.
rounding atmosphere, in manner most gratifying
and entirely to the appreciation of the spectators.
While on the subject we would inquire why the dan.
seuse ssterhood and their male 1--WE presume) imita-
tors OF the ballet much affect the rightangular
figure effected by standing with one leg and thrusting
the other out horizontally like the arm of gaows ?
The position is abrupt violation of the curvenear
rhythm of the poetry of motion, presumed to be
illustrated in the graceful, changeful and smoothly
modulated movements of the dance.
The AMPHITHEATER.--The attendance was slender
but pretty well entertained by Fortunio and bis
Seven Gifted Servants"
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EXPLOSION OF THE ST. N,cHoLA,
FURTHER PARTICULARS.

MEMPHIS, April 26.-The terrible explosion of the
steamer st. Nicholas and the arrival here of so many
Of the scalded and mangled sufferers has cast gloom
over the city, and is the all absorbing topic The St
Nicholas was valued at from $40, 900 to 1926 900, and
was but partially insured at st. Louis.
She was principally owned by Messrs. Reeder g.
Cline, the latter being the first clerk who was badly
scalded by the explosion.
All the boilers of the steamer exploded. No
is assigned and your reporter has been unable
to learn what was the real cause of the explosion.
The boilers were old ones, but considered per.
fecty safe, and the engineers are reported to have
been careful in their attention to them. Both of the
engineers were killed by the explosion.
There were forty nine passengers on board the st.
Nicholas at the time of her explosion-twenty.six
cabin passengers of whom eight were ladies', and
twenty-three deck passengers The number Of per-
sons employed on the boat is not reported.
It's estimated that from fortyive to sixty persons
ip all were killed or drowned by the explosion.
Odd Fellows' Celebration.
MEMPHIS, April 26-The Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows celebrated their fortieth anniversary in
this city to-day. by turning out in full regaa and
paradng through our principal streets.
The procession was an imposing one, The cele
bration closes by appropriate exercises and festivities
tonight.
Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK., April 25.-The cotton market CLOSED
quiet. The sales to-day were 1000 bales The adv
ces from Liverpool by the City of Washington had
no effect on the Market having been received too late
for publication in the evening papers. Sugar closed
steady at 81 to 6sc.
CINCINNATI, April 25.-The -four market closed
dull sales to-day 1000 bbls. at $5 60 to So S..
Whisky steady; sales to-day at 2sic. Western mess
pork dull sales to day 200 bbls. at SIG 25 Sugar
closed firm at 81 to 74c. Molasses steady at Soc.
Coffee closed firm at liz to l2c.
River Intelligence.
VIcKsBuRG, April 26.- The steamer Natchez
passed down at g. and the Baltic at O'Clock this
evening.
ST.. LOUIS, April 25-The Mississippi at this point
ia now about stationary. The upper streams are
rising slowly.
The steamer J. C. Swon arrived here from New
Orleans yesterday The steamer Champion left here
for New Orleans yesterday.
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4th 0rleans 4ailp Grtsftut.
TALK ON 'CHANGE.

TALK ON CHANGE.
The City Of Wasbington's advices from Liverpool
formed the chief talk yesterday, which, with the pre-
paration Of correspondence for next Wednesdays
steamer for Liverpool, occupied the greater part Of
the day. There were, among the limited gatherings
at the corners many opinions advanced regarding the
decline in cotton and the prospects for continued
peace. The talk was, what are the preparations for
hostilities still going on for2 The question is as much
in the dark as ever.
In the meantime, there were some sales Of cotton,
which may be deemed to fair extent, considering
the reduced stock on hand far sale.
The tobacco trade s, however, attracting much
notice at this time The large transactions
in the weed has arrived and there is something more
than chewing and smoking to be done in the article.
The low rate of reghts tends to sustain the tobacco
market. Our friends in the west can send their
stocks hher under the assurances Of realizing all
the facilities that any market can give. The talk is
of low reights under the expectation Of large ar
rivals Of shipping material variation in transport
alton can be expected. There are now in port and
on the way to port, five hundred thousand tuns Of
shipping, which is an increase Of nearly twenty per
cent. over the corresponding time last year and
while the agricultural and produce interests will de-
rive benefit by this large quantity Of tunnage the
shipping interest will suffer in the ratio adversely
But no human skill nor foresight can change or in
terfere with the immutable laws of supply and de-
mand, and we can only express our sympathy with
owners of vessels, and regret that more equitable
division of the profits of commerce and agriculture
are not realzable.
There was some talk of the recent cold snap Of
weather having injured the plants in sections
of the country, particularly the cotton plant. 1t is
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Dom tic Intelligenc ce

WASHINGTON, April 26.-In the trial Of Sickles for
tarasrier Of Key. during Mr.. Brady closing argu-
ment for the defense yesterday when he came to the
discussion Of the eleventh instruction to the Jury
which he states was, in substance, that if the Jury
have any doubt to the homicide, or as to the san
ty of Mr.. Sickles when he committed the act, they
should give Mr.. Sckles the benefit of the doubt and
acquit him, the Judge interrupted him. saying thai
| the Court had already decided that point in com.
formity to his (Mr. Brady's) views, in case Of a
similar nature
DETROIT, April PA dispatch from Windsor
Canada states that destructive fire occurred at thai
place last night, which consumed the extensive ma
chine shop with four locomotives and 2 900 cords oil
wood belonging to the Great Western Railroad. The
loss is estimated at $4,000. 4
A fire occurred in this city this morning, which de
stroyed nine tenements, and the extensive manufac.
tory situated on the corner of Brush and Gratiot
Streets and two buildings on the corner of Hastings
street.
The loss is estimated at $50 OOO and the fire is said
to have been the work of an incendary.
ST. LOUIS, April 25.-The Overland California
Mail has arrived here with dates from San Francisco
to the lst inst, which have been anticipated
LOUISVILLE, April 25.-A National Medical Con-
vention is to meet here the 9th of May Arrange.
ments have been made with most of the Western
railroads for the transportation of delegates to the
convention at half the usual fare.
Further from Utah.
LEAvENwoRTH, April 25.-The Mormons are
greatly excited at the large body of United States
troops which have been stationed at Provo protect
the federal authorities in the execution of the laws
Governor Cumming bad issued proclamation
taking strong grounds in favor of the Mormon senti
ment and it is intimated though not stated that Gov
ernor Cumming is open to the charge of completely
with the Mormon theocracy.
Much bad feeling existed between the troops and
the Mormons, and collision is daily expected