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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

INTERN fIONAL AEr INBrr1UfION xxHYB1YlOa'
Of Psipanss 6sl Broadway eorner Of Fourth .rss He2
Pcturrs sdded monthly 70 ths largo Gallery in whsh -
works Of the nrst Rurupoap artists exhbsd Opsa uw
A. n. IN 10 r. n Admission - 0spta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

NYIBLO's 0ARuEN
IN Lessee and NJ NIXON.
NIxoN's EouasrRIAN TROUPE.
fs splsssa sSn1s .adsses. every .yssissi
,vcvv No :os.s~sns a 70 ,ss sTscy1n: y ION ARENA
Al The Sensation Acts Repeated,
TUESDAY, .ssscT q ;s,;S'' now Gems added.
viii be rsprssenisd for ne siih y@s the w.1d Oriental
Operate aas sRs0sasis ss6szs z:h Hcxss eSss 'n'u'a
r Or ray srElL OF rAs CLOUD KIh9 y. v
ssssa hs Prime Sinisssr nasss
fsSs sKIs Ks cSn.ss ;slns: a.sil.sd
Roysn, young soldier r................."Mr Ward
Chopscis ,ssr M pesrinS
chang chn.:s iif SenG:ad
s: q siss u: M su
sss ss s'!ss:: ss::. 4 ts.s:S s:'. sna s AA
Ssss; ss m i &c '''
sceue l-vxensive Chinese IAndscape
The Prince Of chu.: Tent ssaAnss vssy. n tho foot
III. ors.. w.u of eSi.: g s'Sssris . sss ps...nes
r, ...sDa0snt O.Scs;s,oD ., Hor's and Foot
1orsscus Cstnsss saie Uharios
Drawn BY Troupe o Horsss ichl, cspAroosd and driven
Arr, Al Of zamna n splendid palanqutn.
Chorus Evening sp,ssSs hsr vail q svsr"- Ssoaiisbt
s.s q d ,. e : s.ns: s.
p.gds-Ai. Marseia. .Enc.w pment by Moonlight
Tbs PAos Consideration and rs.ouaon seek Tho Bronze
Deoarture OF ths Army
Soene 2-Kztenorsof chinese Tsmple-0rsna NupuAi
Chinese Buber-A thriSns Osnsmsn-Cshorus Of Pea
SAINTS HAh ho~ the Res Of tse Gay rNgodArA Mandarin
Dance By three Juven Ne Ceestisla-
Scene s.--c.v.ssp 1pSss 3; tss Rrsu.. aor.s
from hi. psro1s a, .aS hs ..zTcn sush os
s esssf % tss
ID living the sl.gs and dissppe~rs
1%SSs ne opens and SS0o,sr me rrloSs
greet ZAmna ubtns' pride"
oeSss A'A'''s' '' "'''''A' ana '''''oA' ~ "'
open quarter before7 T. Curtain rsas as quarter
before o'clock.
the renowned Italian kquesran, will hs debut
Monday evening 10 ns smous scene % illustrative Of The
Accumulated successor
By universal desirs the geprss.ot,sou ~. q
win be repeated evening during the besides
ALL THE SENSATION AOTS or
JAMS ROBINSON.
and be other distinguished members Of this Incompatible
spLErDI, EQUESTRIAN xArlNEEs
0iven on Wednesdays and sasudAys N2 O'Clock.
In order to witness the opening scene OF tho
AN rscasfSi.sT sssas eiSss11s 81 gEScsfftaHr.
MATINEE NOTICE.
Vistefs Of Nfboe Garden who pNtroni1e The Equosau
Aannees on Wednesdays and csturdxys arc respectfully
noed that they order their carriages
tesmtuato.
Fsn,i; circle. ientrancs on Crosby s.r:e0 Ss Cents
Orcnesrs cnslrs
frvse boxes .......$s and 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

mo MANAGEaa or rHEAfKEs-I GIVE NorIOs
j hat the eram. entitled 'rns Hexrs Of xidloh an OF
Je. ne Dears lately played Tho 1Aaut fhesWs
PSis6e ,hs b, MSs Jean n Davenport sna announced
wriusa bv that lady drama "leAas Deans diadsurea
y disguise ls dsstAy. Against Mies T. bavsnpor
aoW prosecuting 10 be United States OistriO Oour IN fha
depba snd suitable reward Will be gtvsa By ms to scy
O0voe Who furpah evdeoue Of performanca q SAD
s::: ::ssss s .:S :Sssss: e 'is S;os -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

MRS. BROvoBAUs THEATRE.
TIN LAST OF ABE Pi6rAmG
SENSATION
WILL BIZ REPEArBD.
And ibis everng will he preceded By entirely N0vk
Sketch, written by Benjamin Webster.
ONE TOUCH OF NATURE
Received nightly at he AdepM Theatre London Win -
greatest favor.
TO OBLIaE BENSON.
LONDON AtSUkANCk
unavodaby postponed in consequence of the engage
THK NELSON slsfBRa
m Daughters OF tho eminent compcsor9
THURSDAY Next,
ina MUSICAL BUHLssQuE.
koTTCE-kr BroushAm informs the Enqnirer that Il
the who came from London In 8i3 appeared Il
Park theatre and Jpo srousham's wife, obtained
divorce IN 1852 and that "Broughsm 10 only hu ArsL
and having made iu this Ry she Will
Boz Book open.
GHoRGE oHRlsIHs MINsTKEL0
NIDLOB ,ALftON,
POSITIVELY THE LAsr WEEK OF wEFFO.
pALI0hTkD AUDlENCEs
George ohrsy'' ~oAderfyl H. 2 H6 %einAaoa pises.
THE sENsI siE MONKEY.
For synopss of scenery inedents mus,s &C., see ~
bills
THE BEST QuARrET1E,
1HE NkWksr BALLADS
THE NJ ST ELko Ant DANCING,
1Bk L.TES4 NEGRO KOOENrRr0rfrl
new BALLADS:
Door, NY. to O'Clock IIck0kH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24


q SS. hS k.,
81 D. sss.s III, yusa sosss land ."a sSasssc
S su:s .:sh 1sSn ss a. fS Fo. A
Nm .Ssr sss,sr Of r.ss: nltsr Jusss ,. S.re ooar
!s .s1 Pole. Jasos escssr csisS saSs i?''
! Allen Is1 Commr J.w Brown Ts, Comur.
?: " asnes Aidsrnsn. Y. Iusmsy,, Xidsr%sn.
= ' Dssss Gov Aln.heu.s srsaaiass.u..a Co, AH
Conn Gspxs e. sss Ws% nsosy sSe'
ihon.. Barr C.. R,osd. 6ona,ay. MISS,
es.' nsrs1s = ssnf s.a ESQ. bs:sis ::ei - s.q.
j.. lyseA. GOV: Ain.house. =. psyaa: s.q.
@ Resssd 'ss S:fsss, fsa. Husa ks'y Sf's s.a a.a'
ss; 4sd: .sa a9' s.a a. tss; s.isss Esq.,
Berry ss j. sren,on m @ Esq, Ss SsS T. Mss%sd, NAIVE $40,
sscisssesss k.q l:s.e Sci. Ss,l:sI 5r s:g A'a
Ei'ey yaSs SSshs s.a ssa Tses S0ssss asss Esq
ss.ss.% os.ss Fis s. JOIN sis:i sss.is. .: $50
Ibes ~hselsn, ssl., a: Meyer, asa.
sebs y ssssss SssiSS E:s. ESQ., Capt sss s.st.on.a asa
zap, Cons.ocs, Capt Jaakns.
B. b Su.ssssso:.. sss$ss E E. syi'', ',uls.n.
Chs SIs1p; II l:Sorouss Esq,s " soSsnes. E.q.
Richard Murphy jsss s;s 1os.m.s. n z,s:'s.. s:a:
The Common ConDcn Of Brooklyn;
OF .As ssx ss..s ssSssas Ssss%Dly
Over ono thousand eiSsr frsss d. and patrons
lo2 EAST NINETEENTH STREET. Apni H. 1850
mad. 10 m w.m, nsp q ssfs q
10 welcome return 70 ercs we can only say we
. ssF:
for % :S q & f0S IN q . sh y
70 :osres Of abiding dsigh. yonr osrm,s.sa "
" %
Gentlemen, tho honor
Your obliged and obsdirnt servants.
.ss1 sskNEr I xIELiA.s. x1ILkn Sll-lAAKS
TO the Box. FERNANDO WooD
Gs.a' sS.saa J + s4ss.sgs1 xs as lsa.
And stbsrs
COMPLEMENTARY risf tA0SIAL
saRssa .S M VIZ *llL1.ss 1.s
whsch OCCASION The performances VIII Commence vfn
%, '.s s. SSSs ssy !, .,,.., b.
wonderful O'''IniaGP; ssa PsxyrscH xoxs.cH
To'' followed sSss Z, r. TS COB S5s". .Sck
f'Ssh %h ci I1.i R:s-. aud sa sss.
Aiys xGsh nyrca Dia's"' written oy Captain HOE
~" ,... Ill.,, .,s s .qy4Es a;sr .uor,,r
M Ma rf.ss ss.Yar I, s,fsSSis siIrisss :s:'s'
YIN deliver shs beautiful oETiCAL rxsswEtL n ADDREs
& E s.:' sss
.:Ss, s IL: !: s 1 q
Mr. Jsna. s.r4ss 1s;' .sS 1sss Mr.. sra Hoxs,
The cost talented popular and Ethiopian arss a
ne DAY viii appear E their comlcsy, sertoua and mirsA
hs melsncAo,c os,s,9s, - PLY y,s q WOW,
rhs Stranger y. jerry Bry.st Mc aaner nr. Rph Hor,
TO couciuds With the 6rst ac4 Of
IRIeH ASSURANCE AMI YANkkk MODES
In which Mr. and hrs BSnsJ wlla~s WIN appear Ia shei
Aoms sson All parts Of he bouse. m csun
rrtvste beses ~ Oschestrs stalls, 81
Doors open att Uommsnee 7x o'closk. Boz book opG
where seAts be secured
DusSE1.DORy GALAXY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

ct LOUIS THEATRE, April. ls, 1850 LAST NI9HT
- hut four engagement Of Mr. Collins
irsh comedian snd vocalist whose rendin N lsh cha
bic rero~p ard whose will remembered
win en- otons dezht in connection With the fAvoe songs
~ WIDOW SOLDIER Boy, spfls shelAh Paddy
Msgeee &c 40. Mr.. COLLINS viii commence 10 Chicago
W. COLLINS Aren't
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

RAkkpM'S AkEBICAk MUSEUM
GRAND G.LA WEEK.
livery HfxstNG THIS WEEK.
PERFORMANCES CHAsaED EvEsY AFTERNOON.
IHBHE PERFORMANCES ON SATURDAY,
,rrpv ipclndinx 40 s,sr: one tie
10 from apce and enable thsn y
r,, retafp homr BY cAriy coovevAnces.
tuch occasiops the Balcony and Parque Of tho LeOu
Room WITHOUT extra charge
TUESDAY, April a. 1880.
S SSn nSu ssss %
prec,suon nj this esssb ishmspt
On, THE IsxR1 hs1stt oR PtASS Nh LOTHIAN,
p.s: sssns bssn j. ap yS! E
remainder Of tho cast by Tho rest Of The company.
AFTERNOON AT THREE O'CLOCK.
10 Paris entitled
psoss 70 each c:c Monsieur L. s11s ss
poiae, and the Revolving Bfss de Fer.
WHAT Is ~ WHAT is III WHAT IS III
OR Is Is II hss kTe II 1T G5v r1sss3 s.Tfos,
These the questions In the mind and Judgment Of ID wAs
gaze upon the
which. together with WHAT % AZ
1Hk Livisa BLsCg SEA LION - ~
LEARNED SEAL. BaBY AN AEON as. sExPkET rAaf
LY BRAND sQu AkIA, HarrY FAhlLY. LIFs size
aeen Al all hcurs wIIH1uT EXTRA CHAKGK
ASm.anoe !, everything Is CENTS Parques cents ssae
Children under ten years. Is cents aud to the PArquet
SorioE BoYs-LOOO Living Miee wanted for he BaAs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

shAtme tragedy OF ho 6uApger lately played al ssve-
iA toe ses sno anrounced ~ wrasu By kotscoue my
.uiis row pending ag.ins IL and reward Of
ten hurd, Cd ,housapd dollars vii be ven by 10 per
Who viii furnish evidence ef Ne perform ance Of cAsd
drama eaev here suciens 70 Sustain proseouson aenuee
EPH HORN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

HAVANA.
nled stases mali Steamship ne;isavtns svery twsnS
sTxxMsHIP QUAKE CIrY.
H. W. 6hufeldt, commander.
|vcy, rvown and spieudid sssausr win leave for u
Son ON wednesday, April -, NJ : O'Clock T. \. 1om
SOrth river. Bria OF iadng furnished nnd signed O
b presentation Of clearance 80
t rscetved 90 the 2a. Instant For freight or pAAg
HA naOU6 CO. 81 south street.
nELE, CLkUsgN, MA5TER.-CO SSIG SEEs or
% thfa vessel from ptwprp N New YORK. arc re-
70 sell At Tie ofoe Of the undersigned and d<u the
sond. sArfEsTHWAiIx BROrHsRs,
81 WNliAm areek.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

DRYANTs MJNSTRKA
u MECHANICS, HALI, ~ Broad vay.
MONDAY, april -, AND AVERY NIGHT.
Tho Old k1celstor Troupe Of tho World
Greatest Programmo Of the season.
Moro Novelties songs, Danccs 90,
JERRY BRYANT and kPH hOhN,
In Buresque Conventon WomAns niehA and Pupu,
Monster Concert with Tho original Plantation song
WHAT ls DAT
Doors o. ems at 7; commen0as at T. Tckets Is cents.
GRAND ORGAN KxHIsrTION
d AND CONCERT,
By GEO. W. MORGAN,
BROADWAY TASRRN AGILE.
WEDNESDAY, kvENlN0, APRIL rs, 1850.
In he fund for the erection OF the New xfSSrON
ChAPEL under tho auapices Of hs Pitts AssocSoo OF
Broadway Taberp acie -
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS
Doors open ~ IN; Copceri commences At 8clook.
TICKETS may be obtained OF the PITTS ASSOC ALTON,
the SEXTON of the Tabernacle, also III Sh AR rBSBER3
ELOUis and r. II ALL SONS Music stoees, aod a.
Drug store corner OF SiEA svcuue and fhuty.
fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

NARkIAGHs, WAGONS AND HORSES FOR sALE-A
~ large sock of the latest fashionable
built RockswMs Family Cerrtases top and Busgies
express orers and business Wagons quail
y or pS III the kpgs county Carriage Factory 1S4
avenue also large M Of second band Carriages OF s Kinds
wtch have been used livery stable left by private
seaemen for sale Purchssers Wishing
aJe Also twenty Hosss for sale Cheap 10 kevins sres
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

vNANTED-A WIFE GENTLEMAN, r'HENTY
eieb years Of age and In good cirsumsaa.ss wishes
"a form s OF lady, NOT t~sa ave yesrs
o. age ~A view 70 maS mosy, address vrN.k 1rsadwaS
Pol 0Ge9, fI'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

EvOR SAVANNAH AND CITIES SOUTH.
II TAe snA drat ciass stoamship
HUNTByILLE,
. Thursday, April rs, at A p. L.
fctess sold 70 folio~n p.oes-New Orleans $50 rs No
be, xsS Moutsomory $25: Memphis So 70; NASHVILLE 81
75 Knoxville Us Chattanooga $2o Albany. S23 Allan
q, sat- Columbus, q: nacon, $50; Augusa y 20
sregh. " oenn per foot Apply TO II. B. CROMWELL
Co e6 West street.
The Mount Vernon succeeds Saturday, April %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

INREI0Hr FOR TnENESSEE, NORTH CAROLINA,
Portswouth Norfolk, City Pom, and Richmond received
every day ut pier Is North River. u
The eAmship JAMESTOWN, Captain skinner.
Tuesday st 3P n
esesmshio yorktown, Captain Parrish every Saturday.
Freish, TO Portsmouth Norfolk per foot TO City
Point cents ard 10 Richmond, Scents
Passage Norfolk (siaterooun meals included IS 70
PeteS Ssburg o. Richmond, $40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

6SOR ALEXANDRIA. WASHINGTON AND GEORGE.
E Own.-The New York AMI Virginia Screw Steauashp
Oempany and dra class ste Anship MONTICELLO Gag
0SP.M.
PAssaxe including statsroom and meals q 50.
Freisbt etsh& cents per foot proper tomato rates.
No oommi1son charged for forwarding.
Apply 70 H. b. CROAWELL CO.,
No 66 WoGt stroOt,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

sTLANrIC ROYAL NAIL SrBAM NAvIG ALTON CON.
psuys New York and Galway Llne-The next departure
IrC2 ALBEkr, Capt Nicholas Pro~se, which will sse
fhus.day april %, touching at b. Johns n F. 10 rssssve
ace or rAssAeE-Fts cs4 $50 and $7s third, $50 ts
ling many Of thu priucpal Ces on tAe oAtn
ay routes Great Britain and IrelanA Third ca0 mus
ds plate knie. fork, and bedding Psssengers ~ s.
md 70 bring perSons ont hom 0away for Ss2 60 from
< yy1 from Dublin SS6, from Belfss $T from london
don S40 from Liverpool, SEQ; and from GlAsgow, ~
= I, ALEX. HOLLAND 4 CO.,
Agents for the Ine No. 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

trEu STATES NAIL LINE TO CALIFORNIA
~ esaoru Of tno Atlantic and Pacfdc Seeamship Con-
pany from New York 70 Asptnw wall -
slrusd OF ths Panama Railroad COMPANY from AspsnWAu
T 10 Panama
i sssusrs Of he Psm6c Mail steAmship Company from
pADAma 70 ran FrancisCo
'OA Ala O'Clock noou, preoisey.
sbp ARIEL with freight and stserAge passengers
m lesye New York, Monday April ~
sGhrtikN LLGHT. with cabin and sfoerAgo passen-
" nsuai May s; and the NORTH STAR May IL
.rrren, money mot received
Srrthsr infocmsnou apply ss the only Office,
A~~ - III West street. corner Of warren,
D. b. AAI.kN. AGENT
-An persons forbid trusting Any one on account Oh
csn pssssse $40; second cabin. $50; steeraEe $40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

DussE1DORs GALAXY.
Crowds are aocking DAY and evcus u - ts Hssuss of
CkAWfOnD6 "DANOINu JRNNY,"
AkasLINPS "EvE."
bsN NulsA LANDkR8 "EvAN0ELNe,"
BARBEk's .FiHSfR aisi-"
AhAkb "DRAD PEARL DIVER"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

QSO1 NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
E Hteamship MONTfCELLO Capt +. " G&gor, VIII ieav
pier .. North river. every Saturday at3P.4-
PaorA&o including ststeroom and fare, IS.
Freeh to Nerok ard Fo' hmouth per foot 10 Pa
rSSurx eight cens per foot and proporonate rates App
b. CRoMW ELL. 4 Co.. SS West street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

MATINEE NOTICE.
Visters Of Niboe Garden who pNtronixe the Equestrian
Aaunees wednesoays and saturday, Respectfully
notified that they order their carriages
theatre O'CLOCK A which hour the Afternoon performances
terminate.
Family circle. (entrAnce Crosby s.reeD 3
OTcueeoe =
frvao O0tet eno %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

(tUBAN PONY FOE SALe-A HANDSOME BAY GRE
" oe Pony. years old. Il hands high trained Cuba
preesy for ,hs saddle IA the peculiar TO the riding
horses o. that ISLAND spd oenx oeriecy KIND and geae
In the island imported by h personal
but having For hm be IL altered sAa
Apply AT the private stable 95 East street,
Thi, ayepue - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

VoX HOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRH
THE UNITED STA res MAIL
afHr STEAMER A6A9O
r.. d LINES. CommAodor,
n Leave for Havrs touching Southampton 70 lead Ae
1s passenEors Saturday, April b. st IL ooiock
m pick No 81 Hos h river foot Of BeseS street..
rhn shp has dvo tight Compartments enclosing the
- ~ thai In Of collision strandiag. tho
sud reach then, and the pumps hs!nE free 70 work.
sseky hD vessel and passengers would be secured
Etsies OF passage in seoond cabin, SIS and $50.
or freight or passage Appyto
l GEO MACKENzIH, }No. 8rnadwsy.
H. B.-Ths steamer FULTON wil succeed the Arago and
Mar Is
, 1860-05-15

The German Convention, about which there
has been some unnecessary fume, in view
the lact that it was to be held at the same
time und place with the National Republican
Convention, met in q quiet room yesterday
morning. and after short consultation voted
That there was no business before tho meeting
aud adjourned. 1t Was attended by less than
dozen PERSONS and these were quite agreed
tlaat the Massachusetts Amendment concern
ing which the Convention was first mooted}
was dcfunct issue so far as the Republican
party is concerned. -
CONGRESS AND THE CONVENTION.
It cannot be alleged thnt members of Con-
gross are exercising an undue influence on the
Convention. Among the five hundred or more
delegates chosen, there are only six members
whore names appear in tho list to wit: Sen
ators JAMES F. S,uMoSs Of Rhode Island, and
PRESTON King Of N. T.; and Messrs. AnRA-
HAN B. OLlS, Of T., TuADrECs STEVENS oi
Pa, THOMAS CoRw1E Of Ohio, and ELI THAYER
OF Mass, tic latter representing the Stats
ofOrcgon.
Tive members Of the National Repu01i'
eau Committee are also members Of the Con
vention, all Of them being delegates at large
from tlIeir respective States, to wit: GIDEON
WELLEs Of Conn, JAAEs T. SHERMAN Of n. J.
ALFRED CALDWELL Of Va, THOMAS SpooSER
Of Ohio, and NORMAN 3. JuDD, Of Ill.
, 1860-05-15

OPENING or THE SACT CASAL.-The Detroit
Fee pr<ss Of Wednesday last, hus the follow
ing in relation to the opening Of tue Smut ca
nul: The lates: intelligence from Saut Ste.
Marie states that the canal, instead Of being
opened by the 10th inst, As was promised. will
not he opened before tho a0lh. at tho earliest.
Had the Repairs been completed at the time
they should hare been. navigation would hare
been resumed three weeks ago, as the ice was
out of the lake and river at that time, 80 that il
would have formed very little, if any, impedi-
tnents to vessels"
, 1860-05-15
Ask RIJNSRX.

The Chicago Times makes the pertinent in
quiry Whether delegates ever have snakes
in their boots?" Probably no man could bet
ter answer this question than a prominent llli-
nois politician, who has "gout in the stom-
ach," ccasional]y-sevcral Of whose blowers
and strikers ut Charleston were strangely and
suddenly capsized in that tropical atmosphere.
Ask Cap'n Dunshy. "He is the man as can
give nu opinion
, 1860-05-15
"tm uzz1Hrasutt CONFLICT sot7 OK
INDIANA GOOD FOR 1000 NA1oRITYr
~For full Particulars, .ee zeu Fsse~


This train reached Chicago 1t 9:l5. We eire
The list of arrivals BY both these trains, as fol-
lows:
EASTERN DELEaATE,. ETC. WHO ARRIVED
BY MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. -.
ttgatts-ChxunceY T, CIeve-
land, 4. II. Kelly, E. 3: Foster, s. ". Kellogg.
H. Il. sts1kw Gather, Edgar S TweedY, L. E.
Pease, S. @. Porter
MAasAcarsk11s.-De@tgdt<t John L. Andrev.
Joseph u. Day, Jonathan Bourne, Timoshy
payis, g. y; %cGlsllan, s.nael Hooper. SEX
Webb, Jr,, r. T. Dayis, IT, D. Field, Il. Worth
ington. AHer1ats-John T. Coffin. Ae,zJtrs
Of Hs Stats Etatyal Eonmi4As-E, r. Tinfer.
J. 0. Mason. Gideon Haynes, John 4. Goodwin
UtA<r R1ntnge+s Warner, Secretary Of
State, Hon. John Morrissey. Joha C. WYman.
NV YoRk--D4kgatea-W N: Il. Ersrts~ Ia.
r. Sys, Robert 7. Haxas, Geo. ". Cnrus'
Henry R. Selden, j. b. James, John T. Hoaes
boom, Auaziah D. Barber, Caas, Il. Bfioes.
Albert Van kleeck- Al&<saatet- Robert i.
Weeks, Thos, F. Danforth, a. Oaker Ha1l ON.
q H1ss<nqert-Ez-Gov. John a. King. Noses
8. Grnnell, Sineoa Draper, Robert Uempster.
f. G. CalTes, Geo II. Blunt, E. ii. Blaicnford.
CA11FokS1A-Dtze2aAs.-F. F. Tracey, i. 4.
Sargent. Chas. WAtrous-
MleH1o4S-DfIe7dts.- Austin Blair. .M1;9<ys
e Sfdss Etntrd! Comm5ttke-J. ". Tillman, P.
B. Loomia.
- .fUossiadsa d Fourth p.st1 '~-'~'-~~
, 1860-05-15
THE CONVENTION WEEK.
THE FULL AND CORRECTED LIST.
Speeches Of Hon. c. B.. Smith, Of Ind,
Hon. Thomas j. -Cofey, of-Penn. -
THE RALLY TO-NIGWT.


lHepotea expressly foi tic Pres, and ri1Juae.]
CALL OF THE SA1.pSHz MlffIt; REPUBLICAN CON-.
"A Eationpl Republican Coarentiqn yill meet
at Chicago. on Wednesday, the 10th day Of
May inst, at twelve o'clocknoon, for the nomi-,
nation Of candidates to be supported fer Pregj-'
dent and Vice-Presidcnt at the next election.
The Republican electors Of the several States,
the members Of the Peoples party of Pennsyl-
vauia, and Of the Opposition party OF. Mem.
Jersey, and oil others who are willing to co.
operate with them in support Of the candidates
which shall there be nominated, and who IRE
opposed to the policy of he4pFesent adminis-
tration, to federal corruption aud usurpation,
to the extension Of slavery into the Territories,
to the new and dangerous political doctrine that
the Constitution of its own force carries slayery
into all the Territories of the United States, to-.
the opening Of the African slave trade, to any
inequality Of rights. aiming citizens: md who
are in favor Of the immediate admission of
Kansas into the Unions under rf,s- constitution
recently adopted by its people, Of restoring the
federal administrator to ssysstem of rigid
economy and te the. pr!aeiples Of Washington
sud Jefferson, nf maintaining inviolate the
rights of the Suites, mud defending the soii Of
everystate and TerritoEy from ]asrlesa invasion,
and Of preserving the integrity Of this Union
and the supremacy Of the Constitution and laws
passed IN pursuance thereof, ngains. the con
spiracy Of the leaders Of sectional party to
reeist the MINORITY principle ais established in
this government. even at the expense Of its
, 1860-05-15

FOR dovIRSoR;
RICHARD EATES, OF Morgan.
ron t,rC7EsAs uovErSur,
FRANCIS A. HOFFMAN,, OF Dupasc.
POE ArD17o1,
JESSE X. DT1ROfS, Of Lawrence.
FOR HEcRrTAns or sTATx.
0Z1AS M HATCH, of Pike.
roR 1aEAsrRkR,
WM. BUTLER, OF fSanEamon.1t
ynR scfeRiS7xxptxT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
NEWTON HATEHTAy, OF Morgan.
, 1860-05-15

The Lightning Train on the Michigan
Southern.
, 1860-05-15

s1oSOR G. .. raSDOLFtyE + CO. fsoz2
LAZY, advise th4 Ladies and Gep,l, msn
Of Chicago aad vicinity uat
they viii d!.po.:
AT AUCTION,
Commanding IN Fslday. My 1sth. at ~ ,at;xpN-
and eorunuug thro~s SATURDAY. M3nIAy mi fue&d.y Al
The aame hnr. each hay,
Atour ales Room 80 Luke ss..
The most magnificent collection Of acettl.- n.w d.
Asa the LII astes o. tohrmt1n de- r-t-.! ami
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D,'fs Easlah rol'tt VAR, Fanny All rt->1c .ke
L. ~ ..Ds,e eSiecton nay E found sor
original pfecr ID th yefpre prffr cir unQue .,c asik
ca.AeA Htpes Kofnan> t. etiN Selyr: Ii. .t \
kDo*n rms e sascs- ssA;uets Of reul. tn 81 A..t.E
nanc.nE G:r, Amors aad lsyeh<, Fder ~. aay s.u.~
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Al. assortment Of tho tu..t sa:u'y Of sfvcr
ri*d 1Set sSa;:.n5 Of T.. se %.;
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ri ssaxr Hakss. aaa every ss:1ce Nil te ssl
II eonadens oe.l. ve< ha. The TASTE: l. ,bs tusts
and tho ecni mseal not h,i estr br e~p,r,u
nx It ooa!anE articles o. texaucr, AN. 1t - utility
a$a5 FL sd + nGS: M s's nd is 10
les aud gentlemen tnstsd {" c. and sanG-!A~ sha
above
BEAUTIFUL AND SELECT ASSORTMENT
aud attend lie sale.
gsiI sn;s w e ne.ay III: ue.u!sE Of Tie day Of
1.LIExT / sAxrSoS. Auct:orten.
, 1860-05-15

At LAE1E.
LEONARD SWEET. of Mclean,
JOHN ". PALAER. Of NAoou1kn.
ptsrk1c1s.
I. a. c. FULLER, Of Boone.
= VIII. n rL1IO. ot EAaA. =. :.
;. LAWRENCE WELDON. Of Dewitt.
i. WM. ?. KELLOGG. Of Fultoa.
&. J. STARK. Of Hancock
&. J. G. COSKLINO. of Sansxu,on.
2. II. r.. H. BR3MWELL, of.Eolea.
8. r.. q. ALLEN. Of Randolph,
.. JOHN OLNEY, Of Ga1latin,
, 1860-05-15

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Il n.Aori.A3 ia see=fss fvT sA aad all IN
LA7dSss Fapt4s ofsAe North Te.s ,.l.hes+y
, 1860-05-15

Torchlight Proces3ion Of Wide-Awakea'
, 1860-05-15

Sketch or fhs TRIP, sp<tehss, sc.
, 1860-05-15

MosEr Gost:-We understand t1at dahKh.
4e. Of delegate stopping 1t he fremont
House, either lost or Was robbed Of 4 roll, of
pills amounting To- $780,. ~.-... ....
, 1860-05-15
a1rcss 4 TribttttE:
Republican Nominations.

TOE rats,p1sT TEE CN11Eo s7Ar1s.
ABRAHAM IINCOIN'
lSuhlest 70 tle dAe!alon pf The Cham QonxxutIcn