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From the Lcrdon Telegraph, June al
We regard the visit Of the Queens son to
the New World as IN incident OF historical in
terest. In the drst place It is q tribute to the
ter Of the globe. the inhabitants OF New
Fouudlaud, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick Prince
Edwards Island and the Cnnadas will feel that
they have lost none cf their affinity with the
British people at home in consequence Of their
laying settled and aourished On the other side
Of the Atlantic. 1t would be too much to ex-
pec., perhaps that the young Prince, encum-
be1ed AZ be necessarily is with ponderous
retinue of state officers, and bound By the rigid
ties Of Court etiquette, SHOULD crack rifle on
Red river or venture upon IN expedition to
see something of those Incompatible British
nayigators who run the Longitude and pur.-
sue their gigantic game beyond the Falkland
Isles. But after presiding over the inauguration
Of that superb bridee-ihe monumental work
of the century on the American continent
which traverses the St. Lawrence and unites
two great dominions, be will proceed to the me-
tropolis Of American freedom, and there tell the
President Of thu Republic that he who sits in
the chair Of George Washington ls honored aad
respected By the British Queen and people.
We could wish, however, that while these aus
picious incidents are occurring. noth'ug re-
iuaiued To mar the amicable relations existing
between Great Britain and the government Of
the United States Unfortunately, the wrctched
question involved in the San Juan dispute is
still ranking, and appears to be assuming
more unpleasant aspectthan ever. We certainly
cannot be accused in this country Of straining
the PRINCIPLES ofuternationul law in our dealings
with the Cabinet Of Washington, nor Gun it be
said that public opinion is ever apt to construe
unfavorably lie conduct or the disposition
Of America But it must be said that in this
instance the British government is thoroughly
and unequivocalIy ID the right, and that The
affairs ot Sa1 Juan have been placed in the
hands Of United States officer not only Of
quas1eIsome and aggressive tendency, but
wanting in the qualities which should constitute
negotlator. 1t is certainly most painful and
untoxard contrast, that OF Lord Rsnflcw roing
| to shake hands with the President Of the Uni.
ted States at Washington and That Of General
Harney bullying aud clustering in the Island Of
San Juan. Let us hope that the happy ,ausp'-
ces Of the one spectacle may dissipate the ma.
liguaut Influences Of the other, and that, it the
| Prince of Wales is to be The messenger Of peace
from England, crackbralned hlieustsr shall
not be suffered to become a trumpet Of war in
America.
, 1860-07-16

1t 1x11otAeh.1 .... NxV foRH, Jr1r II.
rtera-ssnes}ys . aeve white pr.cea generally hare
uncsKont n striking clhnge. Exta state /. reafcc and
wanted 4 f. prices Wills u"t& other kinds ~ dn
e1tEA EAe; e5l for snpes We teu t3a:Sb 20 fcr
common IL nedi.n EFT Awetesr; &5 is ior Shipping
brands e y; mari Ct closing qutt tca7y. tanx
iol .se nseaes! + e;s 80 III
AonI SSag&A y tor cou1 to chniee supet CcEu u,
Asady; saics 100 bnls JERSEY at tl.s0
=, Mnxs-unly limited dcmaLd sales 80 bb!s ut slo
aHAH-Qule drm with fsr demand for export and mod
etate speculative nqury. tara 4i!r0 bush Mll~auEee
euo A. e. nfeiter ei1 . for od 70 prM s!s
aasns so'a .a :sG s1Ds S.n,aetv gu,h yhs
80! bush inferior new white southern ut tlAs: Kye
quiet u eo9e7 Harley nonina1'y unchanged. Corn trm
ta fT demand in rs1 .1 e5po s9lss s9 sn.h At
the inside psice for export aid g for ehotce do oasa
frn with noders+ business to.ng Ut 62o 1os Western
and C4nAdtAn. {aG5 Il for state
Paosn,oxs-Pork trmer but qulet saie' 1oo bhls ut
ats.s7al9.ks ,or slh572ls51 for Old uacss
ase3si8I7 for thln mess; 4l495@4s, for prime
4s old prime. Beef steady and IN moderate ded aud
Sales 100 bbss. si94zs fos prime for mess
Including 500 hhds for govsfnmslt contract y. t.
Prime nes1 BEEF dull nominal at sls2ls Beef hams
very dull Small tales q lpl:c for wetesn: 1911e tgF
d:r IT. as Is 1er .s. ilaeoa da al
Ibis 1t lxolsAc and a0o bnla steam rendered st r.
Butter loGltr ally unchanged at oh1o l0le:
for state. Cheese conllnues steady II 142loAe- =,
tlons hales 0o0 .aga Ko u ls4Hc; 0oo msis Java
at ike; 500 do II 16:; lG0 bag. Aa5acha 4
four month"; sud 20 bags 81 Dumngo a. 49, A.asses
steady sslce 100 bids babadoes It &C. Scgat cotbues
Guiding Cub. Il 6H@te, md Porto Rice .a:a:i 40 bxa
U1Yxna At fKG97Kc; Nv hhdA Aelado at 4Aa5c.
, 1860-07-16

These Springs are dsuatet In tie valley of the Oak
Orcha C1cet In the town Of Ab.ma~ Genesea county,
NY, eight mics South OF the viiase Of Aens, tho
Ere cana, aad fourteen m rs from Datasa
AeA sp,ta1s r thrse in 81 pp@sef a,s
with'n circuit Of about my rods The Tedicinal Qualities
q the Tase ars fsy .hosn IN tas 81
ra.e &sa s+pAsts Z rs snt Pts e fae.s ;s r
qusastes, & @ issse susssse ssas ri 1ubstaaees. ~
5% IL .es a.sss hsse eetn s e1s sy lie
ver, f. h,vs :1e beea sas7 y t0n'ne
t,paso.s Of medical nd sc!x1tlae gentlemen kvea
II Of q
rTot Essass T. Roxsrs E y bee, y D. et Abaay + IA \
~. Yo,E; p i: U.xTa1i5; Of Rtt.dtld N.s. Z:
~: 1,s,,[ 1f Lof5po l. 1 sy e ss,n~*1a he
d4a,,a:. g :e.'u ya,,. .a.."g tAieA "a: easi -
e e. a n 3uss z adsnsi De- e.
egans e Tasy 6 %a b ass beneficial for al
W. : X fs;:;s. -
aa5 tR.s RFqPess
LII at.a ~ sa ny o u 1s,s I'd
1rtsa+y etea. md some sf the 1asnF tia. es,o1te
s % .:s* & p.:s;s ss stc:
fh o r. and hs &c. h
s1 s'ss ~ o. NJ e. s?
IN eossaeeees fon % excite he appetite
Te sase
Of hs atsns L. esSa' I ss
bic remedy heint preferable 70 musatic add being
I'd il IT, ID :, 70
I'd ,rtngerant to diminish thurst snd preternatusl
N an he os eonaoa q Il. :. n
Iro:. ot water hrash, Etn prove better tasn hydr-
ost s from @ e. .esos
b :. a9,ns s9ss, Ia 5s ..si
tArvnie o1Aalmia externally = k,rgt a @1a4ui .a.s
, 1860-07-16
Campaign Biography Of Abraham
lincoln.

we shnl Issue In faw days campaign o'"
ography Of the Republican standard bearer, in
style 50 compact mud cheap that, with suitable
effort on the pn1t Of clubs, canyassers and local
committees, 1t may resoh every voter In tho
Northwest before the campnign is over. twill
be pamphlet Of So pages. Of close tJpe, double
columns, and in the style and shape OF the
campaign life Of Col. Fremont, Issued in 1856
1t bag been prepared with great care, BY one
Of the editors Of this paper, and It may be eon-
sidered an entirely reliable and authentic mar
rasivs of the life Of ABRAuAx L1scoLH,-em-
bracing also the substance Of his debates with
Mr.. Douglas in 1858, and complete history Of
that remarkable campaign. It has been the
purpose Of the writer to make 1t ths document
OF the times. 4 copy should be placed in the
hands Of every man in the Northwest who can
read the English language. For the purpose OF
giving it the widest circulation We will furaish
1t at the following reduced rates:
Sinu1e ronfe, cents.
Per dn1er 40 cents.
Per hundred | e so
Fer thousand. G." w
When ordered by mail, ons cent each nust
be added for postage. Send in your orders'
| First come, frat served.
Address, Press and Tribune Office, Chicago
| Illinois.
, 1860-07-16
Daily Review of Chicago Market


: FRE1oHT-1nacslve, schr Alsenne. corr to ossekoa
sk hch,s Imperial and Sunsh!Ee corn u hu2Ao es'
schr Driver, same cargo At exc. -.....
tLOUR-hecepta, l19 boh ehipped, l,1oo tbla. Mar
ke qulet and nominal at 4Aao3s3 for good to ehoe:
spring ext1Aa
NHEaT-neoelpts, II s13 tu shipped, 1913 bu. WEI
rxn-S.eady and more active. snles weEe: SO bu Nc.
Wlta u tleA in store; 1900 bu No. Red nj s1's
store 1870 bu do nj alI3 t,ack 200 bu No. LED
elas In atose 800 lu Rejecttd by sample nj sl.@ On
ttack. srs1so Scarce aud h1 Eales were COO bn no.
lSpriug Al 10 In store; 400 lu No. IN LOS a. sIo
store: 800 bu AeJected n 9sc il ttofe. ~
coRS-1.ecelpta, 1lats7 bu slipped. 96,e3 bu Mar.
ke4 oneued dull Ind lower but 1aft3 slightly an1 closeA
steady. Eales we're: 5000 hu No. 1!ves Qo~'ntxeo)
nj 4sc an.4t; 1oo10 bA No. Canal nj He hnoat;
7s bu do ut 43Hc a1oat; 1900 ba No. ut Sse l. Q.
Il 90 bu do 1t &c In aore lu DO al Ak In stosc
leo5J bu do at <cf b. 900 bu do 1t @sHc tn saoFe
1000 tu No. 1t &c il eorc 81oo ou 90 ~ "
LOCO bu Rejected ai toc IN store
OATs-Reeelpts 1,css bu shipped, $3.50 IN. Aa1ke'
dull and nouin.ly lower. Sales were: 40 faa t~o' 'on
ut &c On track.
KYE-Recepts, So bu. salcs were 10 3u No. tn*~)
Ut sic on track 81 bags do nj 0c on track.
BARLEY-ncceitts,S Sss bu. New BaE.eT In lin lied r.
ce1pt, but mostly damp. Eales were: 105 bags new
fdamaged) s CSC On track e ba do At 4oe On track.
lIIGuNNEs-R:eeipts, 1o4 Ibis. Market more ac'
tivs. ~ bba couLtry at 1sc. 60 bes city at1eAe-
A10oHol.-Gh3S1cp per GAL
WnfTEF1su-Receipts pass y hours. stf Pkg Aa1-
KIT o,s active but still firm. Sales were 100 rkss ho1
Waeah II = 80 20 plxs No. Trout at u - Very lew
on the market nj the cote. ......
DRIED FGu1r-Appaes very dul. Fair Southern
frec,y Offered At sc, without bu5ese.
PROVISIONS Men Pork tzm ut *fs.ao.
ARD-l,ooo lbs country at 1le-
YALLOH-Kceeipts go 1bs. Country sH@9e. City
s.TXo ..
4tpEs-Eecelpts s.saa l,s Market dua. Green sasea'
3, &s4c. Dotrsnned 1Haec; Dry tiint l'sl'he"
a,TTER-steadg md In fas slif2'ne request sa1es
~, ;. ..ao rkc, good ii g33e; 20 pkEs far nj &C.
:10s-In good tupp'y 1t sG7Xc per dcz.
;oULThY-Ltye Chickens, ti-s0 per dox.
IpTAToES-Sewd dull st ssG s0c- -...
LIVE SToCk-Recepts st4 tloss. 3ol Beeves. Bee
Cattle in faT 1tqueR and hfa. with more ast's- Aoe
In good demand both by shippers AID paekef' sheeE
...edx SaTrA were a follows:
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E I r E. N A R I N E.
, 1860-07-16
HOFF1IANN Il GELPCKE,
B.4TNEK$,
44&4e LAsALLH sTREEz.
Banking Department

14nosta frcefYed on C1,reat Account from pAytf "a r
CIV r country Aad tie usual Accommodations granted To
rtxaar deposfn-s aud corresponding.
ntetest On balances Cnl7 be Allowed In c1SAs Nte1e
s-ecssI Agreements have been made to thas eject.
receive derots II spcctEed date on which
Inherent will be SLOWED.
, 1860-07-16

EoT Tic WEEK GhdIbK HEdafS1ays July H.
The Eecd,A Of Lunbt1 f'r the last week hare BEEN
is.re nnd tht Haek accunauanE tn a,k although the
shipments havc l.1ke 10 bosh ouhezn and Eastern
nors The Aae4 during tha 4th OF July week. usu1
Tete lin but there been fair attendance Of buy
en- thus .r Till week there l. pro5peet OF Large t4de
IL steai sreshet GRATED b letting the water ont Of
Isd1n LAKE, With the Lite rna ha. oIou&ht down about
i.ct il WAS hoped thzt lafxrr qu aay would have
hfppkh hnt t,err il no Pr liability Of iurheF sup
r III pcxt fall II theu. consequently there f1m feeling
En33he msIkst for spsuce and Hemicck.
Tae Pine II msssss Is mostly xsen 9onSh sas,e ss
r. frmh<r In market and full stock Of kinds.
ID. receipts BY The Eds I'd Champlaln Canals dur
lnr the ns week In july In the seas niea were -
, 1860-07-16

Dspqs il uus no: ess th1a fve dola1s received and
csaetes Of DEPOSITS !.saed Interest :. IL per cent
funds have remained Ia hands spee.heL ums- All
certificates na1e payable demand Aad IN Ike faEts -
deppAtAd.
, 1860-07-16

The Harvest
From the waulcgan Gazette, 1fth]
speeuatlous upon txatit danger to our whea eoIda
h,ppy u sea y M:ptei en sn1ss
o. next week, md the farmer expects Lager 3'e'a @a
the bazt average with corresponding quao'y-
From the Dubuque t1owa> Tsmea 1ah.l
Ut l,nr n afoI hep s4e vheat Z
good earnest ln 1tay eve aea a! sa,e - han
be de.l!ed for tie maturing c gal eeg9e r. tne 1
t,,:-nn ths v a.ezto~n twh., Republican. 1s:h.]
The ea{' h.; ssn et s asy9 non,
pc Of one Il the 1sess ever gathered IN these
T%e ;Sout Srs t,s sss
though better by fa1 the average as tstn 'oz Lie
last two or three years.
@ EF.on the Madison c1s,} Patriot, 1sth-1
gentleman wh came fm ch1eaeo ys.,srds,y , informs r.,
a. ssd T.. b Il t. q s ~ 9s1y
cutting wheat /,
1rsoraa The Galena f1l,.) Advertiser. ls.h.]
wehs4s Giving into thsir whes: slds n
conquer \ victory.
Irzom the De K.lb Co. dA, Sentinel. l:th.1
c,mn.enced fa..tstpe hs sinter wheat o. ths ssk u
aud nni;hed d a. rs slso commenced hls sD!tns
known 70 eary harvest IN this Of The country
learn from Dow shst his kran excellent and that he
le.lgns threahtn< hts winter wheat Immediately.
From the Iansank tAieh.) Republican,
TEE Csors-1he cfops Of Ill kinds we1c roher
beter Of more abundant au nowut ercn !n 1876 OF In
lE yesr1 memorable pIentv, theEr ~ general
exubrance al growing th nEs now esitf. Atareu.
In ts favor bounty has avurd almost or quite eyerI
tIn4 which man nceda. For Gays Isst there has
lcn soms nj prehena let the # ae.t showers
ehould frss he whea it. hca little complaint,
Therr ay yes osnges that ,he wheat nay e.nw in The
ttvEe r. Il dd In 1t3 there Is mark d1e1 &c be-
tween that year and the psent Turing he haEesi -.
tan hut th far every a. cleared "a With brisk
dried the SEatn, irving u m time to grow oa
ihen eades nso the what md dntng u. present Hetk
Win not BE- II to cut till The laeE p,. q .t1t week Com
pottoea oat and Aas never loo&eo oe1&ef nts1bool
May they continue 70 do wtl
| tFrum tho NlInesota Newt.1
We lcaned recently from gentleman who had recently
he In Tie vidtity lint In the northwestern part Of tha
ta'e The ~ oise of crp,s Without any precedent
oh the ext4 and the quality OF the growth. fa1
txpesd that Of foner Euikans pouring
no the country Aad occupy the sacaLt ands sEez
tunbtrx be having gathered The facts trnm ls41rnas
who had In the neid upwards Of twenty Resp
ea sse belnK transported to SiouA {Ar away
| nrre xrrauns TRIBUTARY 70 the Mlxlss,tpa.
, 1860-07-16

~. l., tie 1ast few days has been most farora
~, b, sas TO- Wheat md Increases he
4 ~ onr ~ the create 1vess ever gathered IN tnese
pa'tS+ i ...3ce tatt ueet In rnod
ca,ne Thef tell that The crop no s,tn r., ~.
1,ata onxtb tbfnA1
, 1860-07-16

Tnsk.... 400 9913 96ea3 300 "s''
Tie receipts Of corn were again liberal to-
day-anounting to 119,oS7 bushels; and the
market opered dull and prices declined tnlfy
lc at which there was considerable activity
shippers taking hold freely. An improvement
in New York md Buffalo, however, caused
slight reaction end frl,er feeling, but buyers
did not feel justified in paying any material no
vance, aud the market closed quiet. About
5000 bushels we're sold-mostly for shipment
ut 43l@s4c. for No. canal aaoat; 43@48tc.
for No. /; 4e@4atc. for No. 9; and 4oc for re-
iected. There was better demand for winter
wheat to-day, and the market was more
active and steady at 5l.e4 for No. White;
s1.1a for No. Red; and el.os for No. 2 Red.
Spring whea! was scarce md frm-sales being
limited ut $1.0s for No. and $110 for No. ].
Oats were dull and nominally lower-buye,s
and sellers being 3c apart. New Rye YVES sold
at5o@5le per bushel on track Several lots q
new barley were received but as the grain We
not cured, and being in damp and damage.
condition, it WAS sold at a5@4oc. This show ,
the folly Of sending barley to thismarlet before
it ia ready. Highwiues more active, and steady
at lsc for country and Isle for city Whitefsl
aesiye and firm. Wool very quiet.
Freights were steady to-day. Vessels were
chartered at Sic for corn to Oswego and Gig
C}e to Buffalo.
New Srn.xa WnEA4.--A carload Of new
Spring Wheat YVES received to-day from Ster-
ling. BIZ Messrs. Walker l. Greeu-the first CT
~ha oeeaou. It vas sbipped from Sterling b.
Mr.. John Ehepherd, Of that place. The qaI'n,s
was fair, bnt it WAS damp and on that aeecar
was inspected Rejected.
This is eleven days e2rlier than the first err
val Of The crop Of 1859. and sbout one mo"'F
earlier than the crop Of 1855. The dates O.
which the first receipts Of Spring Wheat ;oo'
place for series Of years are rs follows:
, 1860-07-16

F1our, Witt, Ctant Oats. Eye. EAys hI
, 1860-07-16

SAuaoAr Evrua, July II. ibEd-
The week closes on an easT money market
for all Legitimate usiness purposes. Exchange
is easier than il vas yesterday, and the ratio
between sapp1y end demand seems to b work
ing smoothly. Buying rates per can't, sell.
ing II.
(old IL. with few sales. Business generally
il dull, 1t is we'll there should be iuil. for
cyervthing seems to foreshadow an immense
fall trade.
NEW YoRx.-The last number Of the lads.
pend<ns has the following: -:.
Ths demand for money has continued CON.
parative}y brisk stnce the closing week Of Junc,
but still The supply u ample enough to meet
the demand presented hy ftst-c1Ass borrowers
ut low rates Call loans range ut to s per
cent, though The market rate is per cent, ind
in many instances Z per cent. il charged md
paid.
The offerings Of paper for discount at tie
banks ara larger, and are freely taken al the
usual bank rate. .
The discount brokers charged 6 to per cent.
for good names, and inclusive Of long dates.
There is no fear Of any immediate change ft +
the worse in the money market, bat much eau
mcnts will be rerY heavy on account Of the
spring sales and Theu It Ia feared that there
nav arrive q striugency in the European mar
ket from the dcadness Of provisions, and which
will cause an active demand for our fpecie. The
demand for our gram will diminish that for orr
moderate; but The foreign bankers here will
move their capital more quickly abroad should
thc anticipation alluded to prove correct.
At present, the prospect Of q superaburdaut
harvest colsrs evtrt thing. The receipts 70.
customs are larger, but the disbursements o.!
the Sub-Treasury are heayy and likely to be so
for many months to come, 80 that there il :.
TreasurY. On the contrary, The Goverulu -n .
will hare to raise the twenty million loan b. mr:
Foreign EXCHANGE is stendr. The scarci,,
large gold coins and absence Of bar gold cl,. !.
shipments Of specie. Bankers sterling il -,
at losf@losae for 60 days, and 1l0i@llc. '"4
sight drutts-Belmont only selling at The lt.~r'
figure, agaiust which he ships specie.
Grasu bills are not 70 plenty as recently. =:
advices from Europe are less favorable I. IL,
spectators in grain.
Wheat aud aour are declining again in L ~,
pooI: and The change in the weather in Eng .r.
Ia inspiring homes If the harvest there I+ir.
saved, though it must be Inter than usual
REAL AND Personal ESTATE IN NEW loA.
Tx Commissioner valuation iss1 ......t::Sa: =
1o.as s.iasaoa In
lAMp pDlNtct..........:..e%s .e%sE ~
south Of Fif&y.scyt ath-st .ess1es 49, !:
The total value of real estate In tue twct'E
Two wards amounts to $780,. .633, ,6l9, wh'ca, cotn
pared with tue estimate Of last year, sh>"s
increase amounting to $l9,5s2 ,0s?. The onl'
caseg in which there have been any decreas'
are the First, Second and Seventh wards, th
aggregate OF which amounts 70 $se5. .ols. a.
10 these auoun,s the value Of personal estate
and we shall have as the result $5s7 ,22So .656 9
the total value Of 9eal and personal properly j
New York-au increase on last year Of moi
than fa5, ,00o. 900.
, 1860-07-16
The Rivers.

PEK1x, ILL.,, July 14.-Riyer three feet six
inches on lock bar and falling fast
Drnrous, July l4-Three feet and one half
of water ut this point.
La SALE. July 14.-2s inches on bar, and
falling ut this yoint.
BuRLEc7os, July 14.--River falling. Their
mometer 50.
, 1860-07-16
, r.4v. nemocrat1c state Convention.

Iowa Democratic State Convention. i
DrnL1xe7ox, 1owa, July 1+-At the Demo-
CRITIC State Convention, held at Desmoines On
The leth inst, the following Electoral and State
tlciet was nominated: Electors at Large--
Lincoln Grant and II. G. Kean. congresnonat
M. d, Bennett and lie Grand Byington. Ste
rotary Of Stdte-John H. Corse OF burlington.
Ellis, Astornev Gemral-Wm. McClintock.
N,tnrrus .{udoe-Jomes Grant,
, 1860-07-16

EA11r HAKyEt4.-Kotwel Dow, E1q,, Of this plA-e,
and nul.hed the @th H. also conmeneed hs sprtng
known 70 esy harvest 10 this pan Of the country We
learn NON My Dow lhst his kal excellent and that he
t.sI9ub thre4htn< hts winter wheat Immediately.
, 1860-07-16

BretklnfldGe and Lano IN lndIaDA.
Isp1ANApoLls. July 1.-THE County Couven-
tion Of the friends Of Breckenridge aud Lane
assembled at the Court House to-day, and or.
cauized by electipg Judge Jas. Morrison Presi.
dent. and seyera! Vice Presidents and Secreta-
ries. Resolutions endorsing Breckenridge and
Lane we're adopted. Speeches we're made BY
Judge Eckets and A. B. Carlton.
, 1860-07-16

sr. CATnAsrsrs. July II. 4. M.-Ite following Vet-
seIa Ias.ed durinx the last u hours:
Ur-Dophin, tiptsEo. ,r.u ... ,,..
aacsr soFe Eay o1ern C0mcly, H,awasha, H. l.. Cot.
In. Raleigh J. Graat H. Il. Seymour, E. u. reet. From.
tfer' '{.Hy. Eclp. Enterprise.
, 1860-07-16

uF-rrops Mineral r Roek. Comet Iron Gig; MI Yer.
non Young Atae1es An9ge,e IuS lsf: b;Le S o.,
Eultcern Belle, Barbarian. J. Z. Rsg:, ]. r. Nacs. :"
Ii. CEtx, 4,..., p.,,,u.
Scb:s Svt tcpsukt Milwaukee Belle, Z.dec Pratt, Gein
" L. Usn13 Oliver Culser, 1runsidc4.
, 1860-07-16

NEW Yonk, july 14.-The Adriatic took up.
ward Of Il ,Ooo, 900 specie, and upward Of $40
passengers.
Works, ut noon, killed workman named A.
Wagner.
The examination of Hoffman,, the detaultlng
Secretary Of the Pacific Mail Company, com
mcuced TO- day. The only evidence against him
thus far is contained in IN affidavit Of Ludlow
TLomas. who testifies to selling at various
times lurge amounts Of Pacific stock on Holt
manr'6 private account.
, 1860-07-16

T~m5ef of passenger passed both VaSs......t-..'7
r.1uE or AMERICAN LrxBxR II L1yxnroot-
~ will be remembered that The brig John g.
D..b1er was frcigtted ont from the lakes with
..-o, of selscied lumber. The Cleseland
H,a,d publishes the following pn o. sa'e o'
the sauae:
, 1860-07-16

BURLINGTON, July l4.-At the First Congress
sional District Democratic Convention, held ut
Des Mo:nes, Iowa, 1lth inst, Hon. c. G. Csle Of
Des Moines City was uominated for Congress.
, 1860-07-16
pOAG, FARMER 8 co.

EXPRESS
FAST FIR Ell G III T L / E.
Via Kew York and Erie Railroad,
ArCCRREAT RAILROAD RATES.
By all RaN or Rail Aad SssAn. 10 BsGAte
M1rk packages "P- r. Co. EXPRESS, and Intend
ed for Steam, max y Steam"
OFFICE Broadway, Cortland street, LII Broad
street, New iotk. aud
No. Pomeroy's Building, Chicago.
mb3nnatSe4ms n tos' "ps'' t:ltkt.H \ rrtsE A.rrta-
, 1860-07-16

Our hu.nr-s connections with Europe being DIR EcT,
VERY EXTENSIVE, and MOST INTIMATE, We feel
sa IN assuring the public that a feIka banking tanssc
tons he effected thou.t house With prcmptEe2s
D.aa and Letters Of Credit n to sut at New York
az the Ma;n HamhEn Helm Brsmrn,
Hedeberx. Bale, l;e:nt Dret:en. &c: Se- &C., &c.
Being particularly desFors 1f prlnouz direct CONNER
cai ine1ccurse ewev1 The West and ku.npe cheer
fay, an: sr NOT favorable e.srsd pai!sulsl s!i'
portes COLLECTIONS of Drafts Orders So'es AecertAn.
e. ln1sIa:sss s. A. Hayais in aos part "f Europe
"a" Country Banks and Bsnkess supplied with Fo!ekn
Bills 1t low RATES. Private BeodIh1a Mortgages Negotiated
Ah9rHd
, 1860-07-16
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY ETxHHa, july II. 1Ba.
The following ere the receipts and shipments
f..v hnuFa.
, 1860-07-16

HI&ITF&UKE8 UI8FKfIP
Br Tx1xcrArnl MILWAUKEE,, July II.
F1npR-Quet and unchanged. ... .
O2AIX-Wheat uns tiled. Sales 400 bn MOL al 4t1sH
dellve1c3. Oats hsm-Eo transactions. Corn alaue
lower.
Rxcx1r1p-63 Ibis tcur, 1,9s4 bu wheat.
SHrAxfr4-1.ss8 bblS donr.
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FR.1.TCIS II. B0FP.M.EJF.t.
Coa.u Of TIE Grand Iucty OF Sa1eN+E1s the Duth!ee
1S Br1n4ck and .1eoka, AID the fFee city Of Frank
lot and hy special IT yera states authorized to ~
HANny En- II E>slA. SASSA U. .rl:USaA-SAApAy,
WlHTEMKEE1. QI.1tEHHER0, &c. jA37-oAw1Y
, 1860-07-16
THE UNITED STATE S
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

The a.sats Of this Company exceed s'oc, no.
The Annual Income exceftts 50Hu- 1t Is purely MI
tual and Ns tividcuts E4ld in tash-
Since It's organization, Il ha. ls.ued v7 policies.
TIE lasse Capital safe investments and eco1oE,c1 ual-
HgeGent, render It's security teEond question,
JOSEPH N.C0LL1N9, President
N.G. DE dR00T, Actus-v. JOHN EADiE. Secy.
Applications for A1eac:ss = ths Northwest ahouid b
inside 10
a,su ccl6 Sm uEct lAeH sontn " @!3 saee9.
, 1860-07-16

tvA da.1. Bottle Of sPALpINGs PREPARED
GLUE vii ease annualIyto every house'
Soid IN II. u,o,ausut st.toners Druggists. Ha1dware
and Furplturs Dealerz, Gsoccsa and FAINT Stores
Country Merchants should make note Of SfALH-
r Fii r.nd snv r1jmafe deA d1yeod