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The nIassaebuset1s Legislature

BOSTON, June l3.-Ihe special session of the
Legislature adjourned at about ten o'clock this
morning Two bills were adopted relative to the
cattle disease; increasing the State Commission to
five MEMBERS providing for a scientific investiga-
tion; giving power to town authorities to kill or
isolate cattle, and make other regulations for the
treatment and extirpation of the disease, and ap-
propriating Si0,O 900 for the purpose.
Burning of New Orleans Cotton Press
NEW ORLEANS June l3.-A cotton press, con-
tanning 1000 bales, was destroyed by fire to-day.
The loss amounted to 100000, W hich is fully in
sure6
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delegations to the Democratic Convention, who
bring 'sx Founders" with them, will be prohibited
from firing them within the city limits.
EMIGRANTs.-The Bremen ship Schiller, Captain
Wietang, arrived here yesterday morning in IS
days from Bremen, with 2S5 German emigrants.-
The ship is consigned to Messrs. Schaer 4 Kohler
A large number Of these people intend to make
their homes i'm the Far West
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cnrnr nI, AnrrAI . nr M,nv1ANn

ANNAPOLIS, June IA, 1S60.-June Term. $780,
No. 49, December Dncket.-Mathcw O'Brien Il
Co., ct al. Norris. Caldwell & Co., &c. Appeal
from the Superior Court Of Baltimore city. JUS
tice Bartol delivered the opinion Of this Court
Inhrnnrl affirmed
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Burglary and probabIe Murder.

HAMILTON, Z. W., June l3.-Four burglars en-
tered the store of Joseph Henry Co., jewellers,
on } ames street, at O'Clock this morning. Mr..
Henry being still up, proceeded to ascertain the
cause of the noise, and was stabbed several times.
His wife and son, coming to his assistance, were
aso stabbed, but managed to hold one of the bur-
glars till the police arrived. The rest escaped
Mr.. Henry is in precaricus state. The prisoners
name is Brown, and he is supposed to be from
Snnnna Ealls Now York
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Indignation Meeting Mt st Louis--The Re.
moval of Mr.. Barrett Denounced by th'


ST.. LOUIS, June l3.-An Indignation meeting of
the Democrats of this city was held last night and
several thousand were in attendance. The proceed
ings were quite spirited. Speeches made
strongly denouncing the action of Congress in dis
placing Mr.. Barrett, and resolutions of similar
character were adopted, terming it a tyranncaI
and unscrupulous exercise Of power in the MAORI
ty, and scornluly repelling the imputation that
was re-nOminated by acclamation. The Republi-
cans also held ratification meeting, endorsing
the decision of Congress, and charging that Bar
retts election was the result of fraud
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ErOm WnshinnInn

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE extension Of the ses-
sion OF Congress beyond Monday is generally con-
sidered unavoidable, Senators declaring that they
cannot finish the public business before that time.
Besides, the President adheres to the position
nouneed in his first annual message. that he will
approve of no bill, without opportunity of making
full examination be afforded. d.-According to
present appearances, special Executive session of
the Senate will be convened to consider important
matters pending which may be communicated.
The report of the Committee Elections in
the Kentucky election case, states the official ma
iOrity of Mr.. Anderson, the sitting member, to be
three votes. That in consequence of a mistake
appearing upon the face of some of the poll
books in some of the precnts, to the prejudice
of Mr.. Chisman, a notice of the contest, etc 4,
was served, whereupOn the parties entered into
thorough investigation Of the polls throughout the
District.-The evidence fills TWO large volumes.
After a careful examination of this evidence, a
correction Of all mistakes on either side and
striking out the illegal votes which the committee
say proved to be such from the koll of each party,
Mr.. Anderson's majority is one hundred and nine.
The report is concurred in by Messrs Gilman,
Dawes, Campbell, Marston, Mcknight and STRAIT
ton.-Hon. Mr.. Corwin, who has been i'll appeared
iu his seat in the House to-day.-lt should have
been stated yesterday that Mr.. Pryor voted for the
resolutions coudemnatory of the hve-oak contract
with Mr.. Swift, the distribution of the patronage
of the Navy Yards and of the appointment Of
Engineer Martin in connection with the decision
of the contracts for machinery
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BALTIMORE COUNTY C0URT-JUDeE PRICE
TowsoNTowN, June l4.-The jury in the case of
State Us. VIM. Cooney, indicted for selling liquor
on Sunday, returned verdict of guilty with
$40 with costs, and remarked If the offence
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The stock market closed very firm yesterday, after
sales OF SS 900 of loans and about 200 shares-incu
ded in which 600 shares copper stocks State
SIS improved fraction and City 6s closed at the last ad-
vance.
The annual report of the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal for the ending May 81 1860 has been pub
Ished and gives the receipts of tolls for year at
S2l6255 and from other sources SIG SS5-naking an
gregate of S233 41 The contingent and incidental
penses for the year $2l4 52S-eavng surplus of
SlS6l3 The increase of the previous
year Sl2 20. The canal is in excellent order and the
Company enters on the new year with materially impro
we'd prospects.
We hear of no change in the rates for money. Good
endorsed paper four six months run freely
by the brokers at 55% per cent and rstcass
cepances easily at Az The current rate for leans
call continues to be 4kG5, with exceptions 4, where
the borrower and coatera undoubted The follow
ing shows the condition of the banks of the fonr cities
named according to the latest weekly statements
Loans. Specie Circul'n. Deposits
= York. June ,g63 231s5 5sl &99i8 s. GO 9S3
Boston June o.. 62 3d.500 6,G0 7tO 10000 sO22s ZOO
Philada Juue9.. 27 0i606 S3667 2SIU 552 1858 900
N Ols, June p. SSlO II 79, 225 III IS442 94
Total. lu7 $50 45 4i9I73 1852 800 1874
HreyiOuS nos
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PRICEs AND SAILS or STOCKS IN NKw YORK
kX TEL ElRipl
The Tribune, of to-day, says:

The stock market to-day exhibited much the same fea
lures Observation-Disclosures and dullness With all the
elements of Improvement existing in the business of
country, and with the promise of very favorable har
vest impending there is unwiingness the part OF
street and outside operators to sustain the
the rise which was inauguraed in the spring. easily
accounted for The short interest the principal
ers and this interest is much smaller than il was
Meanwhile, the bears emulate the bulls in activity and
the result Is sort of financial under prices
gradually settle down time during which the Secre
tary OF the Treasury has the right reissue Treasury
Notes expires on the Both instant and there about
ten millions of dollars due which the Secretary
required to give sixty days notice. if he wishes to call
them in and as he has to give the required
notice payment before his right expires the
overdue notes must be paid when presented hereafter
The market for foreign pills is firm but quiet for the
Saturday steamers. Sterling is 109hGl09A Francs,
515d513A. There being but little movement in Cot
ton exports the supply of outside bills is quite limited
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The number of emigrants that have arrived at
New York from the lst of January to the 18th of
June is Al l3l, an increase of nearly 10 900 over the
same period last year,
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Mr. A. Cuthbert, OF Georgia. son of a former
Senator of the United States from that State, has
purchased and settled on a farm about four miles
northwest of Paterson, N. j. Mr.. Cuthbert has
emancipated his slaves, five of whom remain with
him. and seventy have been sent to Liberia throue
the Colonization Society.
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FOR SHIP NEWS a DOM. MARKETS SEE FOURTH PACE


MURDERS BY NEGROES TExAs-The Uonkins
(Texas Monitor has lengthy account of the do
ings of the negroes in Gravson county. NearKen.
tuckytown, man named Kincade whinnsd b;s ua-
gro boy. The same night the negro, wbile ali aiSo
were asleep, killed the entire family with an ave-.
first his master, then his mistress then an ornba
boy and little babe. The negro confessed his
guilt, tried, and hung Several white men
were implicated but nothing definite known A
few days after, three more negroes were hung as
implicated in the murder. The bodies of the ne
groes were not suffered to be removed from the
trees, but will hang there as warnings to others.
The CHAMPION OF THE ROPE WALKs.-Mr. De Lave
challenges Mr. Bl0ndin test and trial of skill al
rope walking the stakes to be from ST. 900 to 81 800
to be paid to him who is decided to be the most
pert on an ascension rope'' over rivers, valleys,
rapids, wmrip9ois or waterfalls, any distance or
any height He will agree to leave the question
with committee. two to be chosen on each side and
the nth to o be selected by the four then already
chosen He TO go to Niagara and walk on Blon.
din's rope and Blondn to go to Patterson and
walk over the valley of the rocks and Passac river
from the heights of the cliffs to the TOP Of Gsrrei
Mountain, or elsewhere proposed.
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The Lafayette, Indiana, Journal learns that a
desperate fight took place at Montezuma, in that
State, week ago last Saturday, between circus
company and some of the citizens, in which two of
the latter killed by being beaten with the pins
used TO fasten down the tent.
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The NEW York PosT OFFICE DEFALcAToN'-Post-
master General Holts letter in answer to resolu-
ton of the House, calling for information relative
to Mr.. Fowler's dealcation, concludes as follows;
after a careful examination Sf this record, 1t is
scarcely possible to escape from the impression ha
there negligence on the part of the late THIRD
Assistant Postmaster General in his supervision
of these weekly deposits Had the proper vigilance
been exercised either the deposits would have been
enforced at time and the amounts due, or the
postmaster would have been dismissed as dein-
uuent from the service.
About thirty farmers of Bucks county, Pa, sus-
ained nearly total loss of their wheat by the re-
cent hail storm, which passed over the lower part
of that county. Quite number have ploughed
up their fields and planted corn.
Mr.. Lincoln has written note to Mr.. Ashmun
stating that his name is "Abraham," so that SET
ties the question,
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baltimore, June l4th, 1850

REPORTED RENDEzvoUs FOR SLAvERs.-Capt John
Evans, of the schooner John W, arrived here on
Monday last from Cay Sal Bank and reports that
on Sunday, the goth instant, he came to anchor on
the North side of Anguia Cay, and saw brigan-
tine bearing Sc. of the Cay. Night came on and
he saw no more of her till Monday evening. Capt
Evans left the North side about three O'clock on
account of the heavy surge, and in going around
the South side between the cut perceived the vessel
head up about ESE, under snug canvass. The crew
of the John W. going ashore to cut wood, found
thatched house, with a road leading up to it. Inc
house was about 20 feet long and 80 feet wide
There was table with loaded gun on it, and
globe lamp hanging up. They brought the two
latter away, and while returning to the schooner
heard loud noise on the west side of the Cav, ap-
parently proceeding from great number of per
sons. They then went back to the house, emptied
the water cask, and took away all they could, viz:
two boat loads of demijohns, some iron hoops, a
few bullets, bag of shot and canister and half
OF power: They saw near the house about dozen
tame fowls large table was laid for dinner,
with knives and forks, &c. The house is situated
N valley, between two hills.-Na8sau Guard'an,
Mdu 30
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The YELLOW FEVER AT ACAPULCo-Deah of the
american COn8m.-The yellow-fever was raging at
upwards of five hundred deaths had occurred within
six weeks. Among those who died was the Ameri-
can Consul and some thirty Americans. Those
who had the opportunity were fast leaving for the
interior ofMexico. The California steamers on the
Pacific side touched at Acapulco, but held no
munication with the shore
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MORMON EMIGRATION FROM LIvERPooL.-N long
since noticed the departure of upwards of 500
of the followers of Brigham Young and Joe Smith
from Liverpool, in the packetship Underwater,
for New York We have now to report the sailing
of the ship William Tapscott for New York. with
no fewer that Sl1 of these misguided beings en-
route for the Mormon settlement, Great Salt Lake.
Their nationality was foows:-354 English, %
Scotch, 35 Irish, and 400 foreigners-the greater
proportion of the latter being Germans.-LircrpooI
Times.
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The Connecticut State Agricultural Society, "iu
view of the prevalence of a destructive and conta
gious disease among the neat cattle of an adioin-
within the State of Connecticut to said disease .
have resolved to dispense with any exhibition the
coming fall.
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The Boston papers say that the Legislature hav-
ing accomplished the work for which it was called
together, should now adjourn.
Large numbers of the seventeen-year locusts
have been already found in Burlington county
New Jersey.
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CHIRIQUI GOLD 1MAGEs.-A considerable quantity
of gold images from the Guacas Of Chiriqui have
been lately received in town, says the Panama
Herald, received by the North Star. They were
extracted from the lately discovered Guacas to the
westward of those which proved so productive last
year. We learn that about $50 600 worth have
been extracted. number of Indian graves have
also been recently discovered in Costa Rica, and
now being examined; for so far they have been
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Hon. F. s. Lyon, of Marengo county, Ala, ha:
rope under the act of the last Legislature, "to en-
courage direct trade between the Southern State:
and foreign Countries
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Mr. Rarey has begun fare ell exposition at the
Alhambra Palace. He is operate upon the gi-
gantic cal t-horse Captain, 10 hands high, weigh
ing 25 cwt. (probably the largest horse in Eng
land), who has drawn six tons weight, bitten eight
persons, and will take man up in his teeth and
shake him dog does rat.-London Ne,os
Count Teleky, vino is gone as Garihaldi's aid-de-
camp, was lately married to an English lady of
great wealth and beauty. He resigned everything
to combat in the cause of freedom, and has already
been many years an exile from Hungary on account
of political opinions
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RAIrIMnRE COUNTY Cnnpr- 1nnau

.: s DISTRICT CoURT-JupGE GILES
John +. Haney as. Lambert Cuttings Libel to
recover wages. Before reported. On trial.
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BALTIMORE MARK ELS.

Total lu7 $50 45 4Iq73 800 1874 $50
Previous week.. 25 36s 46s3 2s6 30 ONnas 1876
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8encr= mn5 GSarine=st0eeurom,

virginia Fire x Marine insurance Compapv
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