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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ApvicE.-As the hot season Is approaching every
person should prepare their ny stem for the change,
and there is no remedy 70 applicable - Mclean e
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. twill
purify the blood thoroughly, and nj the same time
streng hens ana invigorstes the whole organize
ton. The immense quantity of it that is sold
daily is proof enough Of Its great virtues In
thoroughly removing all impure matter from the
blood. We say to ALI try it, 1t Is delicious TO take
See advertisement, In another column.
my AdAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-26

Counr-The District Court 10 sitting 81
Fl. MAdissD. The Plaindsaisr says Keyser
will be there, and that Redout will be brought
down from Darlington and put on trial for
the murder OF Harrison.
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Grvx H.-Both branches Of the Pittsburgh
City Council have finally csncurred 10 the
levy OF tax to pay the interest on their
railroad bonds. The members OF the Coun-
Gil seem to have had some serious reflections
on the gloomy prospect Of spending this
lively summer in Jail, In view Of which they
backed down and complied with the requisi-
ton of the Court in the premises.
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THANks.-Ws are indebted almost svery
day TO Mr.. Allen, Express Agent, for the
Chicago Tribune in advance Of the mail.
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MoRs RAIs.-There was Q very nice show
on here shout 2 o'clock on Friday morning.
II has done heap Of good to vegetation.
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w. Remember the great auction sale this tsat-
urday) morning st 10 O'Clock, at d. II. Humphrey
auction room no. 8 Estss HOUSE, consignment
Of furniture, carpets, queenswsre, cooking stoves
one fine top buggy, &c
my26iit
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The Republicans Of Hanoonok county will
rssify at Carthage, on Thursdsy, May 3lst.
Speeshss may be expected from Browning,
drimshaw and others. We presume num-
Der OF our people will BIO there to help.
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SLAvK TRApE.-The President aoknowi-
edges in his recent spseisi message that the
African slave trade 10 again in full operation
and calls upon Congress to make some pro-
vision for such as the United States ships
can't we'll svoid rescuing from their oapsors.
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HOUSE WANTED.
A dwelling house wanted imm sdiately. Address
NJ the Gate City Once, VIM. RICHARDS.
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Keokuk, Mt. Pleasant and Mus
catine, and Iowa Southern
% eak ~ H a.
RAILROAD,
0PEN TO EOHT MADISON.
CHANGE OF TIMEt
To Take EfFeea Tuesdny may l6xh.
TWO ID ALLY AIMS,

L,ROM AND AFTER TUESDAY, MAY, 18th,
L. and until further rotica, two trains viii
be run each way, as follows:
FIRST TRAIN
VIII leave Keokuk daily Sundays Cxceptedl at
7:SO o'clock a. m ana arrive at Fort Madison
$500 a. no.
SECOND TRAIN
Will leave X eokuk daily at 7:45 o'clock p. M,
and rrivc at Fit. Madison at 0.fx p. HI.
FIRST TRAIN
Leaves Fort Madisoa daily ttundsys excepted) at
o:x6 o. IN, and arrives at Keokuk ut II:i5.
SECOND TRAIN
will iea~e Fort Mauison at iO.I5 p. m, and arrive
atkeekak mas p. II.
The 7;i5 e'cioek p. IN train from heokuk connects
with regular Packets tor Burlington and Muscatins
making sure coasections at Burlington with the
morning raj road trains East and West. Also
connecting at Musoatine with trains for Iowa City
Washington, Davenport and koek Island
- Fare By this ronte as Low AS TUE Low
EsI, and passengers saoleeted to as few changes Al
by any other route--nz
THROUGH IICAEIs over this line can be pro
cured TO all the principal places hast, West anc
North, of J. h. IEWkSBuhl, Ticket agent, op
posite the Billings House, Main at, keokuk.
u. w. DAVIS, sup't.
May rs, so div
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$. B.VOWEII.

DEALER IN
DRUGS. MEDICINES.
Paints, Oils, Dye-Stutfs,
3 r u 8 HE'S, Pc f u NEE z.
FANCY ARTICLES,
And all The PATENT MEDICINES Of the day,
NO. f5i MAIN-STkEET,
kEOMUk. IOWA.
roo GALLONS PU BE LINe FED OIL for sale by
OUU apAi 5. u. yOWKLL.
2n0 KEYS pure WHITE LEAD for sals ~
2OO .ps6 : ~ vowsLL
ann uALo. PURHs GOAL Oh. which i Am
xuu now Offering at 81 per gAI.on.
apps b. B. VOWEL.
fnn GALS. CAKHO OIL. This article am
lUU Just introducing to the citizens OF keokuk,
and srH guarantee ii to be superior 10 any BurEsms
Oh eprr offered in this ma,ke'. s.B. VoMkLL-
ap26d
w for sale by s. b. vow KILL
G PALDINa'a PREPARED GLUE for sale BY
- sp76 Sc. VOWEL.
yyy .r2e ). b. VOWEL.
OOn LIS, Pure led LEAD, OF very superior
900 quality, for sale By q s.B. NoWhIL
sp1nd
> ap3s s.B. VOWEL.
>,CITnk 5ToNEs.-scyths stones. of different
maybe s.. W.AH. TUCKER.
ksokuk. warsaw and Asexana ris
Packet.
TWO TRIPS ON SUNDAY.
'.sHE steamer kAdLE J.. Ii BRAN s-
| DON Master, will maze two trips on
Sunday to anu from keokuk, Warsaw -
and Al xandr,a, leaving keokuk Mt 3 O'Clock =. IN
and p. m; and Wall leave Aiexandfia at 7;2o ard
] Warsaw ut 80 u. m; and ia the A ernoon viii
/ kAgn Alexandra at aud Warsaw n Alb.
ms6d3w
GA Ms On M q \ 4 Il A TlON.
~ Price DO cent. For sale at
OGDEN, Bh0WE NELL i CO.'S
CITY Book erORE,
April16 No. 81 MAin-st.
/ a FEW RAlLkOAD TICKETS To NEW fuhK
| II tor sale at much lees than regular rates. w,
| guarantee them all right.
, KELLOGG BIRaE,
aprlsd s. Main.st.
4 Leuchars on n OF ~ usas.
| A pnAcIlIAL Treatise the Construction
- Heating and vsnti.ation of Hot Housss, In
GLIDING Con eryatories, treen Houses, Grapertss
aud other Kinds of Il rticuiturai structures, wlt
praet .oA directions tor t.eir In rexsr
to light, heat, anu air, by Rob't b. Leushsrs.
For sale at a
OGDEN, BkowNELL CO.'S
ClrY Book STORE,
II Aprl6-d No. 81 Main-st.
|
Also,
Biotting Paper,
Legal Caps,
Cloth Lined Envelopes,
Lead Pencils,
Virgin kuober,
Dominoes,
Sealing Wax,
Drawing Books,
> Tracing Paper,
/ Elates &C.
For sale at
Ia OGDEN, BRowEELL CO.'S
CRY Book oroHa,
| ap~I6 81 MaiA-st.
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Arrivals, May IS
Die Vernon from st. Louis.
Pembina se ("
Clara Hinc from Montrose.
Eagle from Warsaw.
River falling With thirty four inches water ON
tAs Rspida.
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Auction Sales.

~
~ n. HUMPHREY. Auction and Com
| L. mission Merchant, No. g Estss House.
Regular Auction Sales Tuesday, THURSDAY
| and Saturday mornings; also every evening. Kaf+
nitaresAlss every Saturday mornfug
- Particular attention given ~ sales In ne
country. 2 .EE tatFt
fUSf rsceiveds large consignment Of Tabl 10 Cat
nyss D'r. HUMPHREY.
| A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LoT in this city
- for sale, or win be exchanged lor Farm
| Apply TO d. r. HUMPHREY.
my 2ed
TuST received a consignment Of hne losbet
| y Knives direct from manufacturers, which viii
he void ut Pm vAte sale 30 psr cent less than usuA
prices, Ispl6il Y. Z. HUMPHREY Ag.t.
| / HAVE orsn appoln ed sole Agent for the sale al
l. Frsnk's CheniosI Writing FIuid, which for
commercial aud school purposes is highly resomr
| mended equal to the best In the market.
ap1bd ID. n. HUMPHREY.
| n LA h6E invoice OF summer CoAts jast opensd.
- which wili b. sold at large discosnt from
| cost. Also, lot Of Summer Shswis.
April 70, Se-d 81. HUMPHREY.
@# NEW HOOK
IlY the author Of "The Prince Of the House of
- David, emitted
TIE THRONE OF DAVID;
on, ~ @
The r. che Ilaan OF Rrince AbsA ion.
Being an illustration Of the splendor, power and
domntoa Of the reign Of the shepherd, Post, War
ror, King and Prophet ancestor and type Of Josus;
In series Of letters Ad fresssd by an Assyrian
| knbsxsAder, resident IT the Court Ut Jerusalem
| TO his Lord aud King on the throne Of Ninessh ;
wherein the glory u Assyria, a. well the mag
n,hcenee Of Judea, IN presented the reader BY
eye witne-s. By the Rev. J. l.. Ingr ahsm LII. ID
hector Of chsist Church Holly spfipg., Mans
This book IL . link between .The PriAes Of the
| House Of David and THE Pillar Of Fire. for
IT.. incidents occupy the period intervening BE-
tween these rks. fhns viii be com plete q very
remarkable series, this new aud cenfrai volume oil
which il superior In interest to he other two,
In vol limo, Of over 600 pages.
/ JaH received ~
OGDEN BROWNELL 4 CO.'S
CiTY BOOK STORE,
| May24d 81 Main at.
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Eomr Nrars Ah0a. d the whale snip.
IsMBR tCINi cruises la the Pacific, Atlantic, In
"a diAn and Antarctic Oceans in the years 1885
is. ~. ,ls and 80, By w. b. Whitcar. For sale
by OGDEN BROW NELL 90.
octcTi
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HOMEOPATHIC Books and StaE .ard Works

TEXT BOOKS, DIssEcTING INSTRUMENTS for
The usa Of students, FANNY CHESTS, and CASES
OF MEDICINES Having purchased our stock FOR
Cash, we afford to sell ~ cheap - any reiiaDie
phar,nac, ia the United states. We invite all To
call a I'D examine our stock
Usc Is 1857 dA~Iy SIKONu w.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-29
NEW YORK nIARKET-IUNE IS.

By TELEGRAPH.
FLOUR--sales 1900 bblsi at s5,s5@5,45 for su-
perfne state; S5506565 for extra state; S5S595,s5
Tor EUperhne western; S5,5565,75 for common 10
medium extra western; and S5,s595,s5 for shipping
brands extra Ohio round hoop. Market opened
quiet and closed shade easier with moderate de-
mand for ex port and home consumption.
CANADIAN FLOUR-Sales Of 1900 bbls at s., ,55
active and better, with holders rather dspoIed TO
RYE FLOUR-sales at Ss,sO@42o for common
to choice superfne. Market steady with small
CORN AIEAI.-sales Of 600 bbls at s., s,4Oas, 90 for
jersey SS,7393,so for Brandywine. Steady with &
WHISKY-sales $50 bbls at 2lz92IAc. Mar
WHEAT-sales of 1900 bu Milwaukee club at 81, A.,
329l4; 200 bush red Chicago spring at Sl29@l 80;
1850 bu Racine spring at 81 81; 500 mixed Indiana
opened in favor OF se t2F egeTt sBe sTsTeP fS Wiz.
holders dispose 70 sell at the current quotations
RYE-Sales at s2c9s3. Market quiet with small
BARLEY-Market Duh aud nominal Sales Of
200 bush barley malt at IS.
C0RN-Sales Of 1900 bush; at 6t5scG65c LOT & 4eat-
ed mixed western; 65cd66c for dstling doi 65c9olc
for sound shipping do 7Oc for southern yeho"'-
Market opened heavy and closed easier.
OATS-Salss at 3l94Oc for western and Canadian
and slc FOR state. Plenty and heavy.
HIDES-Market dull and heavy and we hear Of
only few small sales
Sl787l3 for old mess; Sl362f0r prime; Sl2 50 for
old do. Market quiet and steady.
BEEF Sales 80 bbls at SiG14,25 for country
prime; S4r5O95 for country messi S59l0,5O for re-
packed mess, and Sll 25l2 50 for extra mess prime.
LARD-saies Of 455 bbls at l2@l2He. Market fr-
BUTTER-sales at lOalse for Ohio, and u@ac
for state. Selling slowly
CHEESE-Sales st 7alOzc for inferior to prime.
Market steady.
sTOCKS-sgrong. III C bonds gl4; Harlem lst
mOrtSage 100 Q a 7 sinking fund bonds 7619; NJ $
do ~; n Soy; Erie IsSS; NJ Q 5ss(; NJ l36: III
Cserlps 63; e & Chi 6236; Chi & r ~
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h1siflaUs 4 Sm9fona
MEDICAL SUCCESS EXTRAOR-
0RnTN ARV
Z y ~ u II
After all other Treatment Failsil
DR n GIRS0N

Formerly q New York City, win pay one Hun
arsa % ael.ss 49,, lol lIs @ leoi ma ~ - an ~ ~ 80
suIn for the proof that any other Physician IN
the United States treats the same diseases Win
AMER many years Of laborious study and sEDsri-
enca, Dr.. GIBSON Is happy In being abe y fn-
nOunca to the anfortunat6, that be has pcriccted
system Of treatment for the
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
Of the above and other private diseases, with All bad
effects arising tharoifom, including
DEBILITY Or NERVOUS PkOsIhAIlOh-
Of whom had eTpsndesi hundreds Of dollars with
selisg led physicians, who profess 70 treat e Il4ate
maladies with success, and without receiving the
Although Dr. GIBSON has a Diploma, yet ho
Diploma is comparatively simple thing, eegtteto
Of intellige1cei for neither dipl0ma5i nor colleges
nor even experience ever yet possessed power slll
cient % always make aged men wise, or to convert
one single Ounce into medical genius; Mother docs
be boast that he Is a member Of some college IN
Paris or London qs perhaps some others do loE ~
purpose Of ensnaring the innocent. But what Dr.
GIBSON might boast Of ls this, that he Is able @
give entire satisfaction 20 those WHO repos9 conn.,
denca in his ability and integrity, and that he has
perfected an American system Of treatment which
patent medicine to equal for the radical Be
inal weakness, and all diseases or derang8mentsi
both mental and physical arising from sexual or
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages over all others yet dlscOTeredi
and first the agents used are IN no respect disagree
able he uses no relics pf the dark ages such ~
restrictions in diet business Is uTed Third
ly his treatment Is positive and certain IN all Gases
He stands prepared 90 into any public private
hospital in the United States and demonstrate ths'
great fact that he s able 70 permanently cure ten
cases, in the same length Of time required b. ans
other Physician 70 cure one similar case.
yellow Citizens Facts are tangible things aud q
this age, the only pabula upon when the ppol3
mind can be fed, and from which Just and deanils
conclusions can be deducsd-
Dr. GIBSON is permanently located in ClsEsl and.
aud has during the past six months perlorneq many
cures Of diseases which had for years Tggisted an
other modes Of treatment. Reference can ~ given
individuals Of the frst respectabiity IN Cleveland,
Boston, New York, and other cities n regard %
skill aud integrity in all professions r. ansactons-
/ Dyspepsia, Rhuematism, Scrofula AID an chronic
I diseases treated with unusual success.
pas- Medicine sent 20 any part OF the country on
/ receipt Of ten dOllaTa-
/ at his ONCE.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of EleetToPathy and Medicine,
So OHles No. IL Ontario street, up stairs, few
/ doors from the Public Square.
Once hours from 70 Y and rom to to O'Clock
/ daily, (Sundays exeepted-l nova
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brop. owsgo, HowlAnd, Duhkirk, II tons rada.
prom. Mar Stewart, Richardson, Buiialo, suhda
prom. Acme Hathaway, Bufslc,
sebr. summit, Robertson Marquette, 800 tons Iron,
Jackson Co.
sehr. ]. L. Gross Grover, Marquette iss tons iron
II. n. Gates
schr Midnight, Drake, $40 tons iron, Cleveland Co.
CLEANED.
stmr. Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, Bufalo'
stmr. May Queen, VigoT, Dotroit
Prop. Illinois, Frazer, Ontonagon.
Prop. Owego, HowlAnd, Dunkirk.
Prop. .CuyahogA, Reed, OgdsnsburEh, go hpla' Hour
Boue. ". s. Plorson, Root, Marquette.
Boue. Inyincible, Bowman, Chicago, 800 toua H. H.
iron, &C.
sehr. Midnight, Drake, Marquette.
Arrived at Chicago, June @th-sehra' ILLINOIS,
uundrIes, Lone Star, coal.
CLEARrp from Detroit, 27,h-sepy O. O, Butts for
Clsylahd.
ARalvrD at BuHAlO g7tb-sobrs. KoscIasEa, Watts
| sherfnau.
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
MEN. Read notices In the Tribune since Dec

From his Excellency JAMES D, WEsCOTT, Gov
ernor Of Florida, and member Of the U, s. Senate:
"For upward Of twenty-five years Was afflicted
with disease in my family which the bsst medicine
and surgical talent in the country failed to cure but
which yielded in satisfactory manner, to the
Graefsnbsrg Remedies. cOnscentiousy advise their
use JAS. ID. WESTCOTT.
NEW YORK, February, 1853.
Dr. J. +. BRIDGE-DeaT Sir: Some two years ago
an intimate female friend had been suffering from
falling Of the womb, whites and deranged menstru-
alton, together with the attending symptoms ~
clearly described In your advertisements and pam
phats She had the very best medical skill In this
CITY till entirely prostrated and her physician finally
told her that he thought her lie might possibly be
prolonged little longer under the most Jqdicioua
treatment For two weeks after that she continued
to sink, when came into your ofiice st the GTae-
fenberg Medical Institute and related her symp-
toms As you was confident Of the Graetepberg
Marshars Catholcou, tp relieving her, she diseharg-
Cd all the physicians and tried it, though doubling
ly PrOvidentially It relieved her quickly and tye
bottles entirely cured. Since then, for near two
years there has not been any recurrence OF the COM
TVhen Young girl. JNO r. BRIGGS.
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COMMERC RCIAL.
CIFVRI.ANn nIARKET-IUNR 2s.


FLOUR-Firm. Sales OF 50 bbls extra at $3.50
and 20 do at s562f-the latter sale being at an ad-
vance Of l21Ee.
WHEAT-Not 50 stiff, with sales at lc lower
Sales are car red at on track; 1000 bushels do
free on board at sI2 cars do at Sl,23 Delivered
car white from store at 81 si cars do do at Sissy
and cars Illinois spring at price which affords no
criterion to the market for the usual varieties,
CORN-Sales Of 2 cars at 4sc.
OATS-Stn duh OF SOc
HIGHWINES-Dull. Sale Of 81 bbls at lse on
time.
BUTTER-sman sales grease at Sc; and good to
choice at llc9I25kc.
CHEEsE-steady, with sales at a range Of7'(c9
7xe.
SMOKED 8IEATS-Are in steady demand and
scarce. Prices are firm at 7fc@Sc for shoulders.
gHc9lOc for common qualities hams, aud l2c foT
choice qualities sugar cured.
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. DETROIT, June %
The Democratic STATE Convention met here 10
dny ard made the following mountainous !h
For Goyernor--John S. barry, Of 81 Joseph, W.,
Iiepf. Governor-Wm. n. Fentoni OF oeh'
Trsosurer-ElOn FaFnswOrth, Wayne.
loditor General-Mr. Pen0yer, OF OltaWa,
secretarT OF State-Wm. Francis, OF AilsgAih' isgii
Attorney General-Chauncy Jo'lhi VI ISL
lam Land Commissloner--samuel L. smith, OF
HoughtGn. ...t,,. ye,.,,,is
W Seauman, Of Calhoun. ..,i,s
A hundred guns were fired and large meeting
held ms evening 70 ratify the nomination VI
Doualas and the State Ticket ,or,
n ~. Thompson, of Genasae county W. va ~. MI. y.
mated BY she Democrats Of the fonrih Dis'i'0' "
Congress. "a, t,,, .osls
Most OF the nominations were maoe ~ AO'''
mation-proceeding generally harmonious. Il, .
hi was announced ihat Gen. Cass WaSS IN ,ll ule
cltv a motion 70 invite him 20 attend the Coa-
vention ysas laid on the table.
A sithseouenf motion 20 recall II was teluu
down NV decisive majority, as was resolutions
| Sndorsing foreign and domestic policy, present
national administration. en-.
Resolutions approving The nomination OF D2us
/ las and johnson were enthusiastically PasS'u'
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rasnINGrnN ITRnIs.

WAEHiEuroN, June y.
The breckenridge and Lane National Commit
a composed Of the following membeu-lsane J.
steygns OF OREGON, Geo. W. Hughes Of Mary
irnd. John w Stephenson Of Kentucky, Wm.
Flinn, james G. Bennett, Walter Lsnnox and
Geo. w Riggs, Of Washington, ID. e, Jefferson
Davis Of Mississippi, Thos B. klorenee Of fenn-
rnstus Schell Of New York, A B. Meek Of Ala.
bama, J d. Bright Of Indiana Robt johnson OF
Arkansas
The Committee called on the PRESIDENT yester-
day. who declared bis entire approval OF the
nomination and platform.
Judge Kinne has been confirmed as Chief jas
tice Of Utah. and Isaac II. Wright as superinten-
dent Of the Springfield Armory.
The President has determined not TO MI the
vacancy In the Supreme Court till next winter.
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TFLEGRAPHIC
v..,eraay Aisernoon'a Report,
THE sCHslI WIDENING'


PurtApELruIA, June ~.
m. 5,msnities under which the Democratic
- ~ p5nnsvlvunia q % labor In conseq eelloe
- ~, baltimore split, o. alruauy uecoinl.t ele-
h. ,,snifsst IN this city, where the ieeIns ~ -
f,gsscn the once holder and non-ohee hoil'iA I"
- evening tho City Executive CQleilllltee
hsif meeting TO take action Tor rain .i,
.,--sins v-her a division took place respeetiht
,-hich tictet should be ratified, hna the hee'tub
immediately adiourned without coming " . ~
Tbfs evening the Douglas portion Of nc Goa ,e,l,
,,,it1ee heid 4 meeting under the cali oi q k NJ
--sr,baTs including Alderman MeMulleh. ,a..n aen
- - fr-onfv- -souF members Of the Oomhlt.ee
- ,,rssenf and agreed 70 hold mass lneetlhs
y, Ssfurdav ulfht 10 ratify the Douglas leset
~ C'hsirfnSn Of the Committee paDllahes
,,5 deoiarinr the call Of this meeting IRE W. ~
T.S1 ar a riass meeting on Saturday night ~
--,ifs ihe nomination Of breckenridge ana Lane
IN 81 published in the morning papers pfoinls
inr Senators Fitzpatrick and be14mlh' INV INV
ffessrs. Cushing and Burnettas speaAefs' AN'
cail q unsigned 49,. ...itt. .,,,,ot an
ne Democratic State Committee Will meet ll on
Fionday, when the preference OF the electors VIZ
nroposition strongly urged By The Bfecken
t5--s men a 10 run Douglas and breckenridge on
-.8ited Eiectoral Ticket, the electors pledgea .
f,i-lv repreeeut the ratio vote IN the college IN
rircfors previous TO the nomination, Mere uluSi ,l
rlood 70 prefer Mr. breckenridge hs the tesutta ~
4onlinee but their present preferences Ale y
ii.Vod 10 be in favor Of the nominee OF 'he M"
i6ritv Of the regular Convention,
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 3.
A letter from KanaghWa, japan, gives sn 60
count Of the assassination Of Prince Geotiaro,
who was Prince Regent during the minority Of
the young Emperor.
A percussion cap factory at GOwanas, Brook
lyn, was Destroyed by an explosion yesterday
Only one pzn was In the building, and be was
not mueh injured, though thrown distance Of
ne steamships Granada from Havana I'D and
Hatanzas from MatanZas I'D, have rrriyed-
No news Of importance.
Sugar more active and prices tending upward.
MolaEseE dull.
Vessels scarce and the rates Of freight imprOy-
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THR GREAT EAsTERN.

NV IOIII . lIll .
The Great Eastern passed the Battery at $50
Pm
10 dificuity was experienced in crossing the
bar. and the immense ship Wended her way
through the Bay as easily as pilot-bOat
Sic was attended by feet Of small craft, and
fhe euthusiasm on board them was unbOunded
Tba thronQs ct the Battery and on the various
T,ieTs al North River were immense. Many sa-
fufes were fred tn her honor. She was decked
yTifh tags from bow 70 stern
She moved rapidly through the Bay, only one
Of the many steamers being able 70 keep up with
her. The ffieate Niagara, lying IN the stream
looked verV ANAL IN comparison.
Circulars per Europa and Great Eastern report
fha Weetis imports of cotton At Liverpool at IS,
900 bales ct sea 133 900 against lssOo0 last year.
Ths EsroDas mails LEFT New York this P. m.
- - seEth,
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CtLEVELAND AND MAHONING

] RAILROAD.-TIdE TABLE No. Is.
To take effect after Thursday, February 10, 1859
y.or,-r, -.sr Cov,yrf T1rr7esr
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OsWEGO nIARKET-IUNR 2s.


By TELEGRAPH.i
FLOUR-In moderate demand. Sales Of 500 bbls
ct IS @5-59 for common te extra seatei t7e175 Tor
double extra city brands. Nothing doing in Cana
dian -four.
WHEAT-NOt so firm. Sales $500 bu Chicago
spring No. at ST. 20; goo bu Racine at about Sl2
lZ300O red Indiana at 81 81.
CORN-Easier. Sales 400 bu Indiana at Sc, and
GOO bu do on private terms.
OAT8-Unchanged.
BARLEY & RYE-Scarce and quiet.
CANAL FREIGHTS-A shade easier -Four
&c; wheat nc; corn &c, to New York.
LAKE IMPORTS-O0O bbls -four; 25400 bush
wheat; 200 bush cOru;- 1000 bush oats.
CANAL EXPORTS-2l0Q bbls iOuri 25700 bush
wheat; $50 bush corn; $50 bush oats.
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Pnn1I WAsHINGTON.

WAsHISoToE, June ~.
The Senate confirmed Geh. Joseph y Johns, Johns,
tor. ofthe 2d cavalry, as Quarter Master General
OF the army IN the place Of General Jessup, des
ceased. 80. r 7,,,,,assoe
as mInister to Guatnmala was not even reporte,1I
mack from the committee on foreign ralatlolsl All
the other executive business was transacted-