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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-05-17
4 New Paper

4 New Paper .-4-a-..
The Bellaire Tri-Wsekly Press 10 the
name of new paper upon our Table. 1t is
published BY James Meek, Esq., formerly q
typo IN this office. or its, meritwe will say
more when we know it better. The EditoI
declares himself independent in politics
and aims to meet necessity in the county
th,t Of a Tri.Weekly paper. Subscription
IS cents per month.
With pleasure We extend the hand o
fellowship to Bro Meek and hope that HI
NAV hive q brilliant success.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-05-17
FRUIT & WHEAT PROSPECT

We clip from our exchanges few
statements of the growing crop. The Mar
ietta Intelligencer says:
FRulr PRosPEcTs--Not for three years
has there been SO fine d prospect Tor fruits
:of alf kinds, as there is this season. Apples,
peaches, ounces, cherries, pears, promise
abundant crops; the trees are literally COW
cred with young fruit. or berries, too, the
promise never was more hopeful. Goose.
berries end curfants already bend beneath
the maturing ituit. Rsspberries. blackber.
ries ind grapes also are full Of the buds OF
promise.
The wheat in that county the same
paper says:
WHEAr.-Much Of the wheat in this coun'
" was seriously injured by the severe irosfs
Of last winter, and gives the farmer little tu
hope from this staple crop. In some parts
Of the county. wheat fields hsvs been pow
ed up for other crops, and In those. that re-
main, the stand is very small. From wha
in formation we can gather, we conclude
that the crop, with the best Of weather ant
no calamity, will hardly come ug to half an
average crop. We have reason to hope
how ever that all other crops will be abun
dant, so that the failure of the whea. will
b, scarcely ielt.
The CROPS During the past two week
W have Travelled through some twenty o
the Northwestern and Southern counties 9
this State. Most of the grain has, Hlread
been sown, and corn planting in severa
counties 10 progressing rapidly The ap
! pearance Of wheat, generally speaking,
good, though In the Northern counties !. wa
much damssed by the severe winter weat
err. Espic,ally is this the case with tha
sown on uplands. Drilled wheat look
better every .---Perrysburgh Journal
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-05-17

Masonic Celebration.,
The Ann'vetsa!y of St John the Baptist
will be celebrated on Saturday June 23d a,
81 Clsirsville by the Belmont Lodge No. ie
+. d A. M. ,h =;
The brethren Of neishbofing Lodges, and
visiting members in good standing are In
''' - w W. s. KENYON, tHaifmsn.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-05-17

+. H. PierpOint,
q. OF Fairmunt Va, will address the people
o. Wheeling on mex, SATURDAY evening. We
would'n, be surprised il they should get up
ratification meeting over the nominee Of the
Chicago Convent ion.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-05-17

Nathaniel Harten,
To whom we alluded last week, as Seine
under trial for murder at MoundsvilIe, has
been found Guilty. and sentenced TO be hung
on the 29Ch Of June.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-05-17
NEW YnRK. NAV Ia.

New YORK, May Il.
Robt. c. Mcdonald, murderer OF Virgin
Ia Stewart, attempted suicide to-day He
1. still alive bnt physicians pronounce his
recovery almost hopeless.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-05-17

New Xdvsttiseidtnts.
We refer Suf leaders to the advertise.
men,s II ,o.day's p~ per of
Notice-EA Petition;
Adninis,ta,of-W. Wilkinson ir.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-05-17
Sflatriilaael:s. i /:

On the 10th inst, by Rev. s. Srgfried,
Hr. ANDREW ]. EWERS to Miss. MARY
J. ATWELL, both of Goshen Tp., Belmont
county.
On the 10th inst, by Rev. VIM. Grimes,
at the residence of the brides father, Mr..
ANDREW PORTERFIELD to Miss ADA
GLASGOW, all Of Belmont county.
On the 9th inst, by the same, at the resi-
dence of the brides mother, Rev. WIN.
COOK of Homestead. Illinois, and Miss
NANCY JOHNSON Of Pleasant Hill, Bel.
mont county, D. .i
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-05-17

Teachers Examination!
On Saturday May aS,h, 1860, at the
usual place. ,..-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-05-17

reasonable.
E,1zsIN feMaDe
SINGLE COPIES; $3.50
CLUBS OF FIVE, 2,75
CLr'BS OF TEN; $50
and the CBRoNlcEk to the getter up
Of the club.
1t will earnestly be devoted to
the interests OF the nominee Of the
Chicago Convention.
More space than usual Of the
paper will be devoted to reading
matter:
Political Speeches and Documents
and all Political reading valuable
in such a Campaign, will be care
fully. sele6ted and given to our
readers cheaper than they can get
many other way.
Republican oiganigations can get
the paper any week that We may
publish a Document they may wieh
to circulate at one dollar and seven
ty-fve cents per hundred copies!
We trust an effort may at once
be made to give the CHRoSI Gle q
wide Circulation Let it 60 into
SSery house. Make it the business Of
Township and District organizations
ia. extend its circulation. Do this
and its ftuits will be returned in due
season.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-05-17
ndiscretion, OF Youth; Sores and UIcers
Dropsrc.l swellings, Para rs & st G JOin's

Although the shave complain do dinsr widely In
their origiu and ntlure vet thsy all require local
treatment Many 81 .he wn-st Ease. OF such Giseases
wilt yin d in enmpsraiiv-lY shIU space Of tilao
when this in imf nj hiiigently ruhb ed ih'o the
paris at etsd even after every other mesms ntvs
failed. In al serious us'ades tie Plus shou'd os
taken st'oidihg 70 the prii'ieu directions aeeomSA
yinz sahe box.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-05-17
CAMPAIGN CHRONICLEI
REDUCED PRICES 4

FROM the first Of June we will
send the CHRorIcLE until after the
Presidential election on the most
reasonable,
, 1860-07-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

Leslie, the artist, states that Hayden, the
painter, had IN inordinste craving for suprem.
acy, and confessed that he was uuensy even
At = funeral, unlcss he WAS first in the process
1ion.
-The folloying answer to the over curious
about matters re- ating purely 70 God's own pre-
rogative. would often be in pface: 81 Augus-
Lord was doing before the creation Of the
wnrld5 :" to which the great Doctor replied
ale was creating he'll for inquiai.iTe people,"
An fcnoran. minister having remarked, in
tha presence OF Dr., south, that the j" Lord has
m need Of msu's learning" that witty divine
replied. I Sill !sss bud hs peed OF mans igno"
rance"
correspondent Of the Boston congr<9a-
,;o.at;,t nv. . IT,. At the late General Confer-
enee Of Maine. It was voted TO 1:c. she d. ~
not only in calling the roll, but from the MIN.
ures: 10 that it any minister desires to be
known as doctor henceiorth, he must carry
his diploma in his pocket
An Exol1su ARCTIC ExrEnr11oy.-Mr: Par
ker proposes to leave England II the close Of
thu present year, with small vessel: On an ex-
pedltion TO the Arctic regions, froecrd'nR
sround Cspe Horn, he will pass through behr-
inr'x Strsiis aud reach point little sonth OF
ths, attained b. Capt. McCIintcck. His object
will be to fud further tr4ces aad ohtaln 'rore
nrecise informat,ou concerning The late OF tho
crsWs Of Sir John Frank4io' vessels, ths Erebus
md Tsnor. Ar. Parker bears ihs honorable
rsnntst;on Of hxvipg predicted with eonssdsra.
h]s srcuracy ths locstliy in uhlcn ths tracer oE
Of ths missing navigator would BE- found.
Enthusiastically wrote to the editor Of
The Bucy1us Journal . letter Of inquiry az to
h,iI;.rd. TO whom the editor replied a. folloHa:
aYes. sir, 70 eau tell you about billiards. Il
is : game consiasin9 Of two men in their shi1i
slee1es. punching balls about on table, and
eents-or H. is uost commonly tho case II THU
, 1860-07-20

country telling hin lust 10 mark j. drwn. Tho
la. .asr ticund custom Il. given then' + title
o: b,l,::.rt markers. 1t you have Or s'tt
genius t.r tho game. yon ,. VII s,ooo 'un Marl.
ssmIth. md c;r,. -. ~ !; =, It l'F ee1ercae. It
Wss inventad by sh.twd saloon keeper, who
wan not satisfied With tho profit on wht.ky, and
was too much opposed to temperance 10 "oses
it,"
DuxAn EXCITEMENT N SAVANNAH, GA.-TheIe
is presea. considerable tSs pe".ni ~ ~
bresd bsfers Of the ctr to comply With city
nrdinance. which requires the City treasurer,
at the bee1puinR Of every montn' 20 tsceF'a'n
from the best authoritJ, the average pr'ee 81
flour in the city for the mon'n p,es.uus, "d aha
,nentt .ns,;ng on such terms, in all instances,
a, .hall SECURE a profit Of e4.50 per barrel 10
the bakera. The bakers rebel against the en-.
forcemeut Of The law, aud continue 70 make
their loages Of size which WILL give tnem tue
greatest profit. ~
How MICH SPACE 10 booEs gccuFI I'-tne
co,nnutation Of the space occupied by the boots
in he Harvard College library, which We pub
i;.hrd with The abstract Of the librarians re-
nort On saturday, is of particular interest to
those Who have the superlntendence OF library
buildings and should be ihtsrn s1ar} s'a'eo m
Int tbe computation was made when there were
a. 5on-3 QUO books having been added just be-
fnrs ,h- renort was closed. The IS, 500 youmes
| It wns fnund occupied two miles and l76i fett
Of shelf room, averaging about Quo inch and
! half 10 volume.
Imagine an American father speaking in
a nub1ic address, Of his sons aud daughters il
ths sty}e that Prince Albert, the father #
Queen Yic.oria's children, Goes of them in
late sddress at a public banquet in London.
They sepm to be in his own mind, as they are
, 1860-07-20
CampA1kn Biography OF Lincoln.

N0@%AAA0 AsAN&A84AE ~ AsA>e~~
We hsve iasued a campaign biography Of
the Republican ataudaEd-bea1er, IN style
10 compact and cheap hat, with suitable
effort on tho part Of clubs, canrasasrs and local
committees, 1t may reach every voter in tho
Northwest before tho campaign is over. It u
\ pamphlet Of 81 pages, Of close tJps, double
columns, and in the style and shape OF tho
campaign life Of Col Fremont, Issued In 1855
It has been prepared with great care, and it
may bc considered 4 reliable and authentic mar
raiiye Of the life of ABRAHAM L1HcoIs,--enl-
bracirp also tho substance OF his debates with
Mr. Douglas in 1858, and = complete history of
that remarkable campaign. It has hsen tho
purpose Of the writer to make It th document
Of the times. 4 copy should be placed in tho
hands Of every man in the Northwest who can
read the English language For the purpose OF
giving it the widest circulation Nc will furnish
it 1t the following reduced rates:
Single copfes... ............--..-.-.-..- cent B.
Fer dozen "3o seat 7. =
Fer hundred. ...-.....-..--...-".'ss" - ~ ~
Per thousand. .................--.-... gu w
When ordsred by mail, one cent each must
be added for postage. Send in your orderd.
Address, Press and Tribune, Chicago, illinois.
, 1860-07-20
RY TELEGRAPH
Later from Caflforula, Oregon, Eud
British Colum bIn.


British Columb bin.
VAx buren,, AL: July l9.-The Overland
Mail coach, with s,4n Francisco dates to tie
29.h nit passed here at four o'clock thus morn"
ing.
The Masonic fraternity celebrated St. Johns
daY in Ca1fornfs, on the 26th ult , with appro-
priate ceremonies The corner stone Of new
Masonic Hall was laid.
The Pony Express was announced to start
on the NEXT eastern trip during The first week
il July. The last Pony brought ST. Joseph
dates 10 June 9Th.
A mass meeting was held At San Francisco on
the 2sth, to rejoice over the defeat OF the Ian
lillian land clam, and the overthrow Of Inc
Peter Smith title By the Supreme Court
The population Of the Waahoe region ls ~
creasng By emigration from Salt Lake and ca1-
ifornia-
The Indians had ceased to be troublesome
since the q. S. soldiers had been posted 1t Tho
exposed points. The hostile traoes nave eo"e
to Oregon and the Humboldt Mountains.
It is conceded that the Democratic candidate
to Congress- from Oregon il elected, and tnes
such Legislature has been chosen as fenaers
certain tho defeat Of Gen. Joe. Lsue and Della
zon Smith TO the United States Senate. Demo-
Cratic papers, however, claim that no H1puol'
can con be elected, and intimate the Lecompton
and Anti-Lecompton Democrats will con,pfo-
mise their differences SO As to secure s~o Oeh-
ocrat,c Senators of moderate sentiments.
The mining news from British Columbia ID
rather encouraging.
The war he. weeu the different Indian tribes
on Var Couver's ISLAND progresses with unaoa''
ed {srocitv, and the Government appears per-
fectly indifferent on the subject.
, 1860-07-20

tnte1est will be allowed.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT..
Depos!s in not less thaa a7e doass received aEu
Cfyttdc1ses Of Deposs sued. inteesa At sx per cert
Viii be allowed deposits Of this description alter The
funds have remained ln cur hands speettt tcae. All
certificates ade payable demand. Aad n like funds
deposited
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT.
Collections in Ch}raeo and proceed. renitted cn
6ay OF payme,t ers premium Exchange only.
Collections solicited a pats OF tie West, and proceeds
yemitted On favorable terms.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE DEPART
mENTS
We draw sizhr q Time Bills or :he principal e:se.o
the unon available IN part nf The Cn!l ed STATES u
Cxn.ta and kave made arrangements bv which
Aoed order by Telegraph The OF Notes. Accept
aneeA, Accounts, &C., In New YORK.
STOCK DEPARTMENT.
We buy and sell Coml+.son either 1t Chicago, tt
through A9tets II New York S.ate City. County.
Railway, dc Bonds and Stock. Our connechoss in New
York such nsure prompt Ani udicous Attention
10 Any orteE entr!lsted To our care.
, 1860-07-20
Daily Review Of Chicago IA .aFke1'

1HrnspAT EvIkxo, July 10.
FnE1GHTB-Kc lowsr. 6eh11. K.te Kehntn nj snd
swenle. corn to Buffalo ut former 1t tHs and The litter
On p.t.: s:hr vey, corn 10 Osweso 1t 9Xe.
fLoUK-Eeceiptt $50 bsls; ahpped ~ brls. Market
guilt 100 bss Red Winter extra as0 te; bob,1s good
sprnE II at q % dbl IS btls Milton do nj ts.i7x
wHtAT-R<ctlpta a..4:+ bu; none shipped. w.A7rz
-AdvzDctd Hc ta1es were: 1000 tu no. Rcd n Il ls
In store; soo bu Do II tlls In ttcre bu No. Red
&ialoa in sto1e hcoo bu coat s1osH In 400 tu
do II e!1 in store 100 bu Riee.ed Rid ii PC In store.
kFnue-Dec1nst 415e 6Ales wee: loo bu No. iep1ink
II in soie 100 bu No. spsioE u a.o2 In sore;
1000 b. do 1t s o. in Store bu do II Il % in store;
loo bo Hjteei II 90 IN stnse. Sales Of new Spring
Whtat follows: 800 bu No. II elo7 In stare:
1Vo bu Do II 4ioo in tore 15d bu R5c:ed Al soc In
ttoFt.
coRk-Reeepts. H.6.7 bu: ehpred. eo& &s6s bu. Mar
tet A2le hkher. 6A:a xete: a. % bushels c41al At
Nc ID 1900 tn No. At &c III .tore Is ooo hu do It
+tc f.o. b.; 100 ba do II tskc 3oa ba Do 1t
axe II stnre ltoo9 bu II &s4e in bu do
41e in soss 900 hu No-7 a42he IN ee; 1000 n do
st4.4e ttnre % bu do II Aae Ii stoe LOO, tu b
| fected Il nc IN kore. Closing dun.
uATs-Recelpts, o,7&1 bu Ahlpped- col bu. Steady,
Gales were soo bu No. 4. nc eofe TT b%ka do 4.
| Sc en- track
BYE -Rsoetpta l1ss bu-'. In bitter demand. sslea
bu new No. n &c IN aqes 10 hs1. BY saf
| pla, u " O. tack.
, 1860-07-20

BARLEY -Reeapta, ooi In. A1ske, quiet ~ tu No.
7at 1sc in gto'e.
H1ouW1rEs-nseespss, 4ss bsia. Ma1ts. quiet and
nominal It 1s2leNc.
ALcoHoL-oultt At a<Ka17e.
MASS PoRK-Good Inquiry It slR.f5-holders aiding
tl8sn.
LAKD-Eomin2l 1t 1l3llXc.
TAtLoW-& brs country atsxe'
H1DEs-Kecelpts. e,0:& bs. Tbs rastet Il Depressed.
ard hc lower elo.inx qu,tat,on4 ass a. follow1:
asetn saited sAa;kc; Do Calf s2sXe; p.y Sailed 1i@
lac; Dry Flint 1Aa14kc.
WCoL-'oo lbs cho!ce full oload 1t &c.
WAlTEfisH-Fo.l steady Al ts.so; No. Trout tsn
andiu scllve rque4t IT e..7s.
BurTER3l ptga Il 1t Sc: 81 ptks COMMON II sHc.
Eoas-1a fAiE supply II 74ase par dozen.
PorAToEs--xew dull 4. cn9soe.
LIVE hTock-Recelpts, lit Beeves~ 2s7 Hnsa- Besf
Cattle scarce and in eooa shi p.uk demand II As7btax
for fair to prime. Hogs nrm. Sheep .teaay- Sales
wtre:-
70 M.ev:s ~ raging. '!s5 ns s.t.............sse5
~ az H:aa H., :. ....'. 3 :. .'...".'..'' ~
New York Market.
brTu1eRAru.l EEw YoaK, July l9-
I'D hs5 easter wh sny a,essl,ss
me- lum nd Gonmeo xtaae. . Te.s'n s1e ras e aoxous
es3a. 81 for commcn to mrd.am e.s -ese5u . %
E, Included IN ths .slea .e oo hns ;or
vi the rHpke 1A AdlAn 11uf may AFRO
fzte Aesnd. lea 80 b' Is n eoaals fr ,nns.
b1 for 10 thoc' exfH Aye douslsh:tg
ee: Il asloa. - fsr eeamon 10 choice tusaane. Con-
ms s:.' a.. sa.nasa ..st, heavy suit. 50 tb, m
e1xc
rals 8 80 ba-h Milwaukee cub 1t t1 301 the inside
E. e. fs'ss' ss &C.: = :R':@
very cho'ee white Micl. al at 0s hu .ed touth
ern a1.S, 700 bu new white Eanad NJ II 4it4l4 H.
20 bu ~hst. wes ctn a. af:@l4: Rye quiet a SIG
Ahd IN fair demand IN part for export Ssts S0 hu It
6ih@G. 6"7 for wetteln yellow. u4ts in mod
era- rquest It, wv for VI ssern AID Canadian, <asic
| for ,tate
PAosIs,oxs-rork market frT. with fair reqnet; 'ales
1Ga, bl 1t ei9A for eleo 10 for old sls
TN tim $tte4ltb1 for lew prime, u 5U fos Old
ha nj 44&t ., for cnuatsy nme q ta 100 do
esaG.'O acked mess. ffma mess beef cuut
n'tnnal. Beei hans sleaay: sse: icy h!a wese1n =
6ers AID 64c for hams; l"ooo ha atd at "
bsmer Atd IN far drtpaod saee 100 IRIS
MI Butte1 10 good demsnd 'of export but Il pre
oa1 for iufe o,. s@lse TOR III. !6isc fnr tod -
pEm.: Oh!c lo@te ff In eior l3i3c for fir to koed
eSpo1 !, ses: for ordinary ssae se oho sK.c for
hn. sa,e. 1oa b,ks ta.at 1t
1tA ~ az IN ,nea NC. e. arI pxa1s y isxa a. ~
eaoa ii isI!4X has axaln adsans ed " e.
,e>.day. mat!pk sG7ance ~ e vt:te a. ~ 4e.
eaa ee ,sea ass a,ve nc 1 hhds
sls, ~ r. bass u V. l. ia a.. Il +a@E.
isf: ssess ~ ssx e;t p
is5H; SX asd,:n L. s. p2iI ja.x n.sS
, 1860-07-20

The Hon. Lyman TrumbuIl, in conjunction
with other shle speakers, will address The peo-
pie on political topics At the following times and
nlsceN:
, 1860-07-20
The Delights IF a Passage to Callfor-
llu..The Mail Service.

lbe California travel now crowds every
steamer tn excesa and the "stean,hoat com.
~, -.
"ooore' as hAE. sanoero1ls ID stSlea' haSlns
secured monopoly Of the route. the most
sham .iul aud Infamous impos,tions are prac.
.;..a - L. ......oa... -. .ho.r.e.,
ucea ohoe1 n's management 70 s"e"t PFonts
to proportions suiting his rapaeity. The char
acter Of these abuses may be seen from The
following .tatemeut published by esn,]emaa
." ens o@ ~sa.s...r r ~ 49, ~. ~ g.. ~ -.
VINO was passenger IN Inc last TIP OF Inc
Northern Light:
All feelings Of delicacv-s1, notions Of de.
portmentMsil M mapifestsions Of . respect-all
modesty-wtre thrust aside BY the ia4ge NUN.
~, ccnid nj ~ won1'd nat sn icws- ,he1.
setTes hai to clo.e ali Tho ayennes to their
o,,,s,ed ~ .an,;h;l;tas VIII msny If thosc
Who had no brrtbs-a large number were
cop'estonsts' na Of lie
-. "a. ,r,11 =, -. .,o.F.-,,. .h,
, 1860-07-20
Political News

BAIr1xons, July 1s-The Bell aud Everett
ratification is immense, and The greatest enthu-
siasm is displayed. The iltnt Of the Court
uuuse is brilliantly decorated with Transparent
ciez, flags, rnottoes, etc. The number present
is fully doublc as great as attended the ratiiea-
ton meetings Of either branch Of the Democ.
racy. May,r Swan presides. Speeches are
made By J. DIXON Roman. Frederick Siry, and
other distinguished Mary ylanders. The various
Ward ASSOCIATIONS marched with Transparent
cies Illuminated, monuments drawn BY hortes,
banda OF music, and Ill other indications Of po.
Utica, enthusiasm. Letters we're read from j..
". Gerard, Erastus Brooks Of N. T., Mr. Han
dolph of II. j., Leslie Combs Of Ky, and
other prominent men,.
, 1860-07-20
Politics at the National Capital.

WASHINGTON. Tuesday, Ju'y l7.-The resolu:
tinus OF the National democratic Volunteers OF
New York, adopting President bnehspan's
speech at the Breckinridge ratification meeting
as an expression Of their OWL views, we're pre-.
sented to him yesterday. BY !saac Lawr, nee,
terry Rtrit1o.
To-day tue President acknowledged their re-:
csplion by letter, in which be, beg oud grateful
expression Of his thanks, speaks Of himself as
among the last Of a race Of men who have been
the guardians Of the Constitution and the
UoioH. lie remarks that the sacred duty OF
such qua. dianship has descended to new gen
esatlo1, and that the only hope OF perpetuating
the Union rests in ,hs observance Of ou Constl.
tntionai obligations
, 1860-07-20

ALBANY. July ls.-Ths address Of Governor
Hunt Was delivered to night in RESPONSE 70 the
of the City Hall was 6lled to oreztowiug.
Quite 1arge number attended more than space
could accommodate.
OcpEssnuRo, July le.-The largest and most
successful mAss meeting held here since ls52,
was held last evening to IatlfJ the nomination
Of Douglas ard johnson. The greatest enthu.
siasm prevailed.
ROCHESTER, n. Y. July 19.-Tbe Democracy
are holding IN Immense ratification meeting
here tonight Donfires aud fireworks il'umine
the hearets. Bands ot music parade the streets.
The utmost euthusiasm prevails.
New ORLEANS, July ls.-Lar .e and enthusf-
astic Douglss and johnson meeting. Guns
we're discharged and rockets fired. Pierre
Soule. Miles Taylor and others are speaking.
, 1860-07-20

tar III. wate. Is s7ulpE great eeso"y' na :. a..
for it /. Increasing .apdly. Its bensss -
.e,et b1 md is pronounced b5
phyGe.ns to be .ppeor.o a5y other sdt: a'l spf1x
t<z nov in e,e. The almost n1rscatooa ea. t.sam.
performed lad III to beiitEe ttat" Al. ...,
which o,an.1 ,sn.d,.a ..,l to it, curative pfope
~, beyond que4on, and ~s ftel aa1sa
must to extent. .np<r'de many 81 hs nu1 ae
rr,a.1. 1ho ,y BE- suffering from general ase'' or nun
nv Of The diseases 10. which ths Water ptese' 10
riy. II ,,,al, St advertisement N eao'a3 ''4Paa'
telAe5stt%sst1y
, 1860-07-20

NEW ORLEANS, July l9.-Aessrs. Real { Co.'S
loss ty the fire last night amounts 70 $4,000
insured. Tia adjoining buildings were slightly
damaged.
The large building on the corner of Canal
and O1d 1.eree streets ~as burned this morning
Loss $3.50, ,0o0-mostly Insured.
The schooner Kate, from Ruatln on the 1lth
inst, reports that Honduras will take posses
sion Of the Bay islands On the 3oth. The peo.
ple viii! resist By force Of arms.
Gen. Walker left nuatan On the 27th ult.,
with 100 men, it Is supposed for Central Amer
lea.
The yellow fever Was raging ut Balize, Hon
, 1860-07-20

pgooRess or BAS11xo N NEW ioRk'-Ine
folio wing table, illustrative Of the progress Of
Banking iu the city Of New fork, has been COM
piled tor The B1nE<r.' Aagasint from the quar-
ter1v returns Of .be Banks Of that city, showing
the1s ssgregate Liabilities and assets on Soth
Juue. 1860. Their capital since June, 1853. has
increased &1,1os. 600; balance dns to other
Banks, e., 500 600 individual deposits. 7.6oo,-
ooo; loans, ss. .soo.ooc; snd the aggregate La
bilities over twelve millions. Their condition
now. - compared with 1859 and 1889, is as fol-