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, 1860-08-09
Daily Resie# Of Chicago Market,

wEo9LspAT EvkzIx0. Aufult s, latn-
fRE1GHTS-K4tes cAIts. tehr Dltpaict, WHEAT to
knEEton at bkc rchy H. Handy aud znoIes vessel not
named. wheat to Port Culbarne. :Hc-
FLouk-Rtceipts. 1896 tbA. Shipments. 400 hbls IL
Market stekdy and trc. Sales wote-4o Ibis choice Red
Winter ss,l:x del 100 bbs 1onc" choce sprsnx E1-
tn Il % del 100 bbs brand giren) do ut s7s del
10 Ibis d. On private tesua % bbs low grade kupe1tne
n 4S6s del
WHrAT-Eeerlpta. sl.43 tu. Shipments, tl,ooo bu.
Market opened &teady but cossd dn decline Of Nc
szes wcss u tooEs - 90 hu No. Rcd Nl.tes II aiG
IL 1tMe et00 bu No. do a, d In so1s oo1 bu Rhc
I'd Winter u SOC In s1rt; 900 tu NJ spring 81 &c in
stre: 100 bu No. DO 1t stc In sozs o bu do II
S4e in 900 bu do 1t yJXc In store LOCO bu DO At
SIC In store 1,coo b7 K}ee:td Spring etxc 10 store
a0oo ba do at SEC asore oo do al s:kc In ore 90
hu do 1t 65He In store Do tu do 1t &c In Go3 lu
do II Sc in store; 100 bu d. n &C 1a .tores.
OURS-R sccIpt.. tt.As buah. sh!gmcutt, s.l9t bush
NA,kst duu and koks lower. saea were 80, bu.heis
prime River Mixed at Aye 0. b. T. o bo do At &C
b. $500 bu Canal At &c H. 1000 bu do 1t <acf. h.
40ota do II 800 bu do Al %&kc aaoa ooQ
bu No. It exc in bu do At 4sEcn ssose ao
bu do It <t= III store: 7o bu No. t. 4ae IN store a
bu do a. l9xe in stor 20 bu do 1t 41c In ttert; 2o
In Rejected 4oc in stoe LOO tu do =. 4oe 10 At7.e
oAys-Reee!pta st4s bush. No eh!pnenta Make.
arm md active. halca were so tu no. II eie IN
store 5000 b1 d Bore: soo bu Rejected II 2ic it
e4ors: 3et0 bu do At &c in btorc-
0iE-Keeepis, 1es3 bu. No ahspnentA. Market firm
B1les 200 tu No. ! 1t t:ic Ia store.
bARlEY-fo roccipa OF .t'pntnts. Ms,i4t quet and
nominal 1t Sc faT No. IN store
TGGR-Ha.ket quiet 1t &c do1.
DUTTER-Aasfet steady With fss i'll, ping demand Il
e&loe for htin. Fresh Dairy good request a& 1ollc
-Recepts ig1 bria. Bacs 100 h,ls city n
1Se md 90 brls country It IKE.
H1DE8-Keecl|ta, st.Ss3 lA. Market qu!et and un
chaaEet We quots Green Sailed 61e7e Dry sated II a
11}c; DIT Flint ls9la3c.
PppL1RY-L!ve Chickens &1-4.ol..6 = to.; Turkey
6&&eBD. .-..
POTAToEs-MGketd dull and heaET 1t 2c2.3e, aoeord'
1hk 70 Qu11tY.
, 1860-08-09

Er. JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug. 8.-By the Pony Ex-
press which arrived this evening, No get the
following news to August ed; On Tuesday 1aat
three sporting. .mep, Carl Wood, George Steele,
md John Rocker, in state of intoxicatlon en-
tered the Office OF the Rocky Mountain ftt0s,
and seszed VIM II. DJers, editor, brandishing
cooked reyolvers, threatened to xii! him instant
fhey forced him to go to saloon, Whe1o
they beceme mora violent In threats and dem"
onstrations. Edward Jumps, proprietor OF the
saloon. succeeded in getting their attention
while Byers was taken out the back entrance
aud escaped to his tflee. The three despera.
does mounted horses md rode to the Office q
the Nktos mud endeavored to decoy Byers oil,
rode past The Office and fired several shots
into it, which were returned: One
ball taking effect on Steele, but not disabling
him. By this time the whole city was reused
and out en- snasse in pursuit. When near the
Plattb they separated, Steele coming back to-
wards town. aud was shot in the head by Thos.
Pollock. Wood and Rocker were captured two
hours later. Intense excitement prevailed, and
cries Of hang them resounded from the crowd.
we're we're reserved for trial. Yesterday forenoon
WIS occupied in getting jury; the afternoon
in examination of witnesses. Their fate will be
decided today.
Wood was once destrsying angel at Saul
Lake, but fed hither, having killed a Saint
Wood aud Steele are both very desperate char
acters and are dangerous to friend or foe when
intoxicated. Rocker enjoys similar !epu
| talon.
Reported rich discoveries are made shout 81
| miles from Colorado City Oh the road to Tsrry
! all, on the Platte. All wEo possibly can art
leaving Colorado for the new discoveries.
Weather very INV aEd shoWery.
, 1860-08-09

One Of the most interesting effects Of the
stereoscope is th1t which has been produced by
Mr: De la Rue, who has contrised the means ot
gising apparent rosundity to the surface OF
the moon as viewed through powerful te!e-
scope. The disc of the full moon, however
magnlded, presents, as is well known, the ap-
pearance Of a Fat surface, with the lights aud
shadows marked seemingly on plane. Owing
to the great distances Of that luminary, whether
it be looked at with one ey OF The other, there.
fore it seens moved Tie operation Of the ordi-
xary course Of stereoscopic efftcts. Neverthe-
less, photographs Of the moon hare been taken
which, when placed in the a.ereoscope, com
nlne to form . solid looking globe, on which all
the lights and shadows are distinctly and beau.
tifuly delineaied.
This effect is produced by taking the photo
graphs at different periods Of the year, when
there is slight variation in the direction Of
the moons face to the earth, aud By combining
these separate photographs into one image in
the stereoscope, the form Of The moon sppea1s
as convex as the surfnce OF IN artificial globe,
There is also another arrangement by which
The appearance Of soldlty is communicated to
single image formed on screen Of ground
glass. The screen hiss q black back, aud is
placed in the focus OF lens in an Ordinary
camera obscura, wherein the image may b seen
By looking down upon it. Tho particles Of the
roughened glass reflect to each eye different
parts Of the image focused on the screen, and
By this means q similar effect is produced Il
when two diss1mi1ar pictures are looked at
through microscopic instrument.
, 1860-08-09
mla&nurt Election.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Aug. s.--Tae official vote
Of Green county-Orr 1881; q. +. Jackson 7s7 !;
Rains 1.l6s; Phelps SIG douglas DENY; Prlce
$50 {Opp. Breckiuridge).
IEpErEspEScE, Mo, Aug. s.-The following is
the official vote Of jackson county FOR 10Y
ernor-C. F. Jackson 1888; Orr AIS; T.
Juckson los. For Lieut.. Goyernor-KeJ nolIs
as1 asns g. FIR Zee cog5srsss@Rsa 6sm sose
Mitchell (Opposition) 1,257:,
LrAyeSwon1u, August sth.-Platte County
elects two independent caraidates to the Legis-
lature. No other retn7ns received.
man named Copeland was killed in IN cleo
tion quarrel at Platte city, on the 9Th. The
murderer fed.
Boosv1LLE, No.. August 6th.-Coope. Coun-
Hancock jackson, IS.
Howard County, otilcial.-Jackson, $50 mnjor-
ity; Clark, 3l5 Hancock jackson had 2B votes.
Sr. JOSEPH, Mo, aug. 8.-Nodaway County
gives G. :. Jackson. ssl; Orr, 2o1; Il. Jackson,
1854; Scott, 24l. Graham, Dem, is elected to
the Legislature. Andrew Brick, Opposition, is
also elected to the Legislature by 30 votes.
Platte Davis, Douglas DEM, is elected 10 the
Legislature. Hall Grow, Douglas DEM, is
also elected. Norton, Douglas Dem., is elected
10 Congress by an overwhelming mejority.
Bruce aud Roberts are beaten by q few votes.
Tie Democrats in Northwestern Missouri gen
erally voted the regular ticket for State officers.
For The State ticket in Buchanan County, for
Governor. c. i. jackson, 1900; Orr, 1900; II.
Jackson, geo; Gardenhire, 1871.
SPRINGFIELD, No., August 8.--Dade county,
ofiicisl-u. Jackson, 50; G. F. Jackson, IA
Or, sos; Rains, 391 !; Phelps, SIS; Price, Ga.
For representative, W. 4. Latham, Union, has
100 majority.
ST. LOUIS. August s.-Barrett's majority fo1
the short term is 164. Blalr's majority for the
long term Ii 1885. About zoo Blair votes were
thrown out. Rollins, Opposition, for Congress
is elected in the I'd District, but the maiority is
not ret known. Orr Tor Governor gains in this
county over the vote in 1858 about g 900 votes
INDEPENDENCE, Aug. s.-Jackson county, Of:
ficiai-C. +. jackson, 1858; Orr, Ais; Il
Jackson, los. For Congress-Reid, 2.os9
Mitchell, 1.257.
Boossv1ILE, Aug. s.-Petters county. oficia
c. F. Jackson, 475; Il: Jackson, 60; Orr, e99
For Convress-Mitchell, $50; keid, 6ss. Fol
State Senate-Bell, 655 Jno. Reid, SIS. Sped
| din {opposition) is elected to the Legislature.
, 1860-08-09

NEW YoRk, August g. The most interesting
international cricket match Of the week will be
commenced on the St. Georges cricket ground
tomorrow. Several American members Of
the club, some Of these who p!ayed against
Canada in .hs .t9 @ %a.e r Play or ,hG st.
the contest. The Montreal party are also al
strong, as several who played against the Ali
England Eleven will play on their side. Mr.
Vernon Of Philadelphia, who played finely iu
the late match, will play for Montreal, in place
Of ons Of the absent Canadians. NJ profes.
sionals played with the Canadians in the late
match, nor will any play in this one for Mon
SfeA1
, 1860-08-09

nr TrrYsrAYK1 NIW fo1K4 Au&.t.
r1cc7-Opened quiet but Ts.y tt1o With great scarcity
off.lrht roou further ndv anc4 10 r3es lis MAJ
ket cloted duli and dropping. eaes a40 bril- ~
we4trra; Is Is G. mn,on to meiuu. citra do e:te4
t&3 shipping brknts +xtsA b. o. CANADIAN nout ors
mttrtal change and IN rather better de1aand s.es ~
bt.s $50 Tor super 45,637m mneu 70 Gnnes 49,.
N,s 1our Eeaty. t3.mCg+:D eomnl2n 70 euoss sA"
Corn mt n quiet ard nominaly uneh.n :ea. 81.
URAIxNlcat opened quiet and tr bu S.ese ~. ~,
lover. Sales afD3 bu common hn nv IN ~ r., nrw rrd
hu couunp wits tanAda at el1o t.uu ~ ~. ~ -
fouhrtp Vt A 1s1 f.3]: 600 bu new waTe ;th
bu VII te western Il q ,n<r 49, ~ ssfen Al
A. s .ns mi bu red etst. aud do"pnf
t.rs sO bu NJ cc Barley Qut and roni Corn Only
~ REQUEST aud Without material change !o prces
Sars 81 90 hu t:1sc Tor LATER. n cttlee Mixed Wes
srn ese iot very wessn se1iov oa's plenty
and dull nj dhsaS iot "eete1n ~1o ]~"3o'Aa' o. '''
Tsov1.1oxs-rosk dull Ard droopirE Sales as hra At
f1r me; k1s&5 Tor cd; ~ ter Lew prime:
for old d. Beet guilt and sttsay ass ~ br,s
ioIo fcr 1eTa ked mss; sll@'9 icr e1iA me.a Prime
mes, betf dtlt aud nrm!uA! fesf hams 4u't ahd un'
changed. Cut meals sceIce and tsu: smAM sAes n lie
for hams, and % for hhouldes Lttd duA And heavy
saie, 80, 6s u 9kef. lske bu'ts, ssi
NJ tA@l0kc for !ntcEict 70 rEtsTc x,
The auction sale Of tho cargo of Rio
rer Mnncsa pA4*ed OF without epr l!ces arc net
tab,S lower favor the buyer. M the 400 bags offered
hut 1907 eold a. l44:3e Mola..es continues ltae
quiet. Sacs LOO hhds Cuha u hhds Mtlado at +Ac:
e4pcx~-Anl1n4tei xnd better. With further I'd vanc.
since thu tox,d. No ~; III Cen fonds e4N Pac Asl
pp&: s.: Ee TX; Harlem II do preferred 4sH
Krsditx 1T; uI ClI IT; . scP IS: 4 To eds it
f.I T}tY i d 81 }. Eht r K i HaX,
, 1860-08-09

From New fork--.ForeiEn News, dc.
NEW YoEk. August Shy an accident on
The Hudson River Railroad, near Stu, vesant,
gravel train on to q hand car, John DonnellT
was killed and Robert Coon fatally injured.
The AAqetaa,ae Ztitung, Of Augsburg, reports
the Chinese Ambassador, Helm ~Fuug, dead or
dying. Should it be confirmed it is possible
that the allies may receive propositions Of peace
from Pekin.
4 German print says an imperial ukase by
the Car, places foreign merchants on an equal
footing ia Russia with the native merchants.
Tbs French steam transport 1zra has been
lost in the Annoy .Harbor. with {, ,64o tons Of
powder and much material Of w4r.
Uuenos Ayres adrices Of June l4th state that
the contract between Buenos A5res aad the Ar
Rentine Confederation has been ratified, and
there is every prospect Of the establishment Of
business, and large increase of,ho trade with
the United States.
, 1860-08-09
WARD McIRAN, Auc:ioneer.-
LIZ FIELD i MCLEAN,
Cfee No. Zine street, New York. Iu lo1ant sale Of
COPPER, ALCOHOL AND
CAmph<ps SItitss Steam Enxtnts, Uotlers,
rSrt1trA pfINTss f.,

FIELD MCLEAN will eel On tie premises Of the
Nss.au Lin.esd Ol MlA Fusman street, brooklyn Just
lsth o'clock ali iac extensive Aaehnt1y fvrmerIy
used By Me..rs Tsrsct for Tic manufacture Of spho
.! sOO kalns iaeE. with Copper Worms la>i1c
by siean with Large con Of c5pp*s En1m e cond.rs'
Kean-e for Vacuum: Pan: two large Copper .lc Eol
MI: = Il a'gs ao x.lI.ns capacity :ae wh 4. The Cop
steam asd ccppt Cpumnst to uase high p1u"f Alcohol;
Tubular Cornish Bner Is It long and f.t ia dsnt.
IT, 40 s Gynaes Boiler: " tess lo1E 1nd fe. a d
Lest eoo1ess1lhs In New York were erected 1t u Z.
Pese Of orig few years Since auI perfect AID
Further la1lcular may be obtained and N order to ex.
anime iGe property upon app e.t! the Auc
New iu.k. ,u4[leaSt
, 1860-08-09

ToRosro, August 8,-Chas. NcDougal and
VIM. +. Montague, Of Cincinnati arrived here
per steamer from Hamilton last evening. The
latter person was arrested upon landing from the
steamer on q charge Of ofembezzliug Isl, 900 from
West l. McDougall, produce merchants Of Gin.
cinnati, Of which firm McDougall was the prin-
cipal partner, and Montague, clerk. The de-.
tectiye who has been On their track for several
days. arrived in Hamilton yesterday and learn
ing that parties answering their description had
special locomotive and arrived in this city sluu-
taneous!y with the steamer. McDou2alt es*
capped in q cab before the detective reached the
wharf, md has not been arrested. Montague
and woman were arrested. ltisreported that
Montague's trunks were found to contain $o5,-
U0O mostly in gold
, 1860-08-09
dfinanriaI anu Commercial.
MONETARY.
wrnx1spAr Evxk1na, August :

wxnxrspAr EWING, August : 1870.
To-day The supply Ct exchange is largely III
.-..,. ~ ,be deu,snd. Tho offerings we're also
MAJ Tho buying rates were s@f. bankers
~ course r.id to regular customers per cont;
hut nurcbases at this figure were avoided when
.v.r thsy could be. The selling rates were IT
n,.miu,n but large lots we're probably sold ut
: concession from the selling price. We should
not be surprised 10 see decline Of At any
time unless something occurs to change the re-
lations Of the market.
Gold buying ,ates per cent. premium; sell"
ing II, with few sslea-
The general money market is well supplied
Currency is plenty. The bankers hare amps
means to discount nil the produce paper 'ea'
offers. Business generally, IS might oe e.
pec,ed at this season, is dull; but IN q 'e"
weeks more when our large crops begin 70
move, especially il prices rhonld rule ut aa''s,
fac,orv figures. the activity in our shipping and
other leading interests. must equal il II aces
not exceed everything heretofore witnessed IL
the history Of the city.
Grand TRusk RA,IwAr.-The following IL
statement Of the earnings Of the Grand 1rnnA
Railway for the week ending Aug S, lsoo:
Fsexhts nd Live so .ss* s
Parcels. Gatls. &C., -'-Sv
cerrespoadlrE week las, ,eas.....-....''- s.:to;o9
Tnrrrase. ..tl53.oe y
, 1860-08-09

SYRAcrsz, Aug: s.-The Breckenridge Con-
vention has nominated the following ticket
For Governor, Jas. 7. Brady. of New York.
For Lieut.. Governor, II. L. Viele. of Buffalo.
For Canal Commissioner. Jas. II. Jaycox. For
State Prison Inspector, Robert ". Allen. For
Electors at Large. Gideon J. Tucker, Henry s.
Randall.
At the conclusion Of the business, Daniel S.
Dickinson was called cut, aud made charac-
teri>tic speech,
, 1860-08-09

HALIFAX, Aug. s.-Tbe Royal Mail steamship
Europa, Capt, Lsitoh, from Liverpool July es.h
via Queenstown c9th, arrived her at o'clock
this morning.
The Royal Nail steamship Persia, from New
York, srlived at Liverpool the 2sth.
Tne steamship parana, from New York ria
St. Johnr, N. F., arrived at Galway on the
eth.
The Europa passed, July Goth, at $50 ?. ",
35 miles from Queenstown, the steamship Etna,
from New York.
T:c news is quite meagre. There is no change
to note in the Sicilian question.
Conferences were being held at Paris, relative
to Intervention. and it was expected that con-
vention would soon be signed. 1t was supposed
that the Sultan would decline the Intervention.
. 1tiz inserted that the Seapolitans still hold
Aessina, and that Garibaldi was luere. :. ~. ~.
reported that be was wounded at Melazzo, where
the losses Of the Sioili4ns were heavy.
LATEST.
LosDoS, July 29.-Advices from Rome report
that seditious bill had been pasted there an
uouncipg an approaching revolution.
, 1860-08-09

..'J-1.y ASs 4sA14opA fAssess
n A Z o R C HAIR D
.aciA Springs!
Taese Springs sze situated In the valley Of The Oak
Orchard Creek In the town Of ALBANIA Genesae county,
n. H. eight miles South Of the village OF Medna on Tho
Erie Canal, and fourteen mas from Eatav:a-
kxTne prtneIa Aed sp'ttn&s t ass r three 10 nnmte.
o IL 9oa = qss,
of the ztefs fully shown In the suulnet res<mo,i
r". The Elet n.d'elra vasi possessed ~ s6e vs,er
qqanatl.s; ot tAsse eu5st!Ve :ubstanets:
from Il s:ofuous datlesls 1--we Ietn cused by ihei1
r. h,x1 :ia Il confirmed
upniols Of ned!s.l I'D seitstlae gentlemen kivea
a ssose Of x
Prof. ExAoNs, T. KoxKrs BEcx, ". D., 0! Abany J4s
y ~ 9s Asz ePr s;:as
L:s.scac11.. ot Loespou y: Y: They recommend .he
| ai1 d, vsss tsns s% 1.*
Ganse s.g hsy nut e e, hsth,y beneneial for III
Ts1e! before " Ae.eny lhyte.;es; i ~ Z
eday d* sa'ss 5etlan @
,hat els.;of tst.e1o ~4lea shey .ts pa.1ieu
vraasr oran. and Of The i-<.s ctroaie
dyJ.71il eh,oae dtrsA.a chronic dy<ntrry: fhrunic
taresis ry4t dises; Of passive hetnar.
rLage suc as srT4,a and the elyu.iiva
swat # Hectic feveE TIE Water in4y L4o b ot1<p
IN .1,afaI<n,< ta Lrts. 10 e.cs The aipss
Atl pono9e digestion in laIIhes particularly such
ale pendent relaxed liberated state OF he mucous
membrane Of the lutestines. In ea.culous acetaors
b!r remedy beluk pref. muFiatle ac!c b..
solvent .1d est sti BY so.'lnuYt ~ w to disorder ,le
3d. retHkesant to afmlntsh nu's "a t;stsTpataIl
Iaets With The ALKALINE condition Of thu st9iEaea
Pyra,i, Or waterbf.s., Il xl prove better than hydro
co,r HeI In OF cira tie.ana, and other inuIi
arnE from The seon Of lcs his saez
viii prove 10 be dmabe aht!dote. In ehfoatr ha. s
gi1is trnpq4 trnie t'ttzrrh and humid Istat
cfnaie texts1nalyl as Erg!e in akrtts.sf
thr.+.>, Of s1saon, and ln te.4fEhes AID u;
asal alsO a fiftt. 49,
When taktu interratY WEE aLAssrut Of the Water,
usL taken three tines day, Sufficient for IN uft.
nhf testimonials FUN phyt'saa aud Shes respectable
individuals, may be application to tie AEent-
Dta1eFs supplied on 1tfeTa teFns
No irssteT SeHxint 4nEeAs f*ora1r& {yHnt
Ii. ". BuSrWlck. Sole Agent,
No. 81 Dsuadway, New York.
, 1860-08-09
Kentucky Election,

LOUISVILLE, August s.-Combs' election il
conceded by every body. In IS counties heard
from Combs leads 10 900. The Breckinrid 60
wing complain that The Douglas wing trans.
ferred large portion Of their vote from Boil
ing, their nomiuee. to Combs. Combs majori-
~, therefore, depends upon the action o. the
two wiags in the Democratic counties ret to be
heard from. which are inaccessible By rai1road
or telegraph. Some days yet are required to
nscertuiu the {juul result.
, 1860-08-09

IL E1p1rss &smrkny have this DAY renewed t1e1
from No. u Dearborn 13Q Lake Aud 70 puth
ta.a n.eet. havnaa I.te and cla.k see The
ke street Will BE- considered the entralte fo1
collection md sua. Iu.nrhs The en,rznee
1 ar eEtst w' he reK1rea tue entrance tor trcxht
1es, Lake street. the luaiIc with which ~ have dsna
busncsl for he past SIX 3ea could not be Induced to
1ieve tEai Il IN our Eatufc to ftfuse it, ayee ben m
erai'y sustained IN car old stand ask The II Lc - ws
CUR tElends 10 continue teir tg4y ar 10 ytturp vt
Will poise ~ heretofore faithful appaLcu 10 tkei, IL
tsees4 - well u to that Of Cump.ny. Ualce houz
until fuitbtF hosce, frum 1:s0 4. II. tu7 r. II.
ju1i5-e3k6 Ia 4s1rt u IL d. tHtl,Vik A,rn.
, 1860-08-09

~ The n. 7. Herald thinks that politicians
need not spend much money in the canvas,
and adds:
ALI moneys bestowed to 4ld in the work Of
slecting either Breckinrldge, Bell or Douglas.
Of the election is q forgone conclusion. Lin:
coin will bs elected; not only 10, but from
present appearances he will walk over the
cQur1a
, 1860-08-09

eened PREPARED 70 otter tos 9..e newly nvtnt,
QUARTZ PULvEktzER. tDuDts Patent especially
Aaptet for TEses II AK tia. combines tht quass
Of being Light Cheap. Easlly Managed aad DC BILE;
can b. horses four horse engine ;eos
only 441 a1d bat lso0 pounds nnd be paeksd
In the monntAns mnes and all winter without
.a,s1. " ~ mAhhANI ~ ~ to 60 o. reE eent mora
prrpaF.d hs kind Of nil! Of NY
Aao the tcst maAney In undeE tbs 1cnt) fol
cruahlnF Iron Ore OF Aaeadan1lnk stone.
machine May be sen in opeaAou u tthe Machine Flop
Of Mr. Nosea rhk Grce We*t Of the bridge adesl
poat oee box 1899, Chicago, Illinois. for urthe. inor
ulAtion.
r. T.. nu pon. DuE0lS r AUSTIN.
ia Ap1TIN. tY.crrn d WV
, 1860-08-09

new YoRk, Aug. s.-The steamship Kangaroo
arrieed to-day. She passed the Persia on the
eth and the Panama on the 29th. The only
additional information in regard to the sup
posed murder at Long Branch, is rumor that
the victim wHs wealthy Southern planter, and
the murderer negro waiter At hotel there,
who was enraged at the supposed insults heap
ed upon him by the planter.
, 1860-08-09

HclI-Everett In Cinolnuati--The Chi.
caEo ZouAves.
ClSc1lNAr1, Aug. s.-The Bell.Eyere!t Coun-
II Convention nominated full ticket. Larz
Anderson was nominated for Congress from the
First District, and Hon. John Scott Harrison
from the Second.
The Chicago Zouares arrived here this morn.
ipv
, 1860-08-09

3K~5-FEX8 -. H0PE.n.5JHyF.
Eo7sui Of the Grand 1uc7 Of SAFE He.l, the Duehes
q brsn:Tek and Sa1e.qoaa aad ;r it:e nv ef fsaas
for former citizens Of AUSTRIA. EADkH. AvARiA,
MASnvEE "a hEssih, SASSAU, l!;usSlA. SAAoNs,
, 1860-08-09
IMPORTANT INFORN.

ATfoN.-The Illinois Etaseh Company, It Ottawa
20. ranutacturnk The pasest Starch IN If woM. Ii
to1y quality and ~EtieLeaa he e%celed AID enK
manufactured entirely With aprng water Which naturally
eo - Faia water contains Hence
ether 10 use AZ The public Of the
EsHs Of abe eAsth amount o The mort tfaltoy
to b III b. procuring lttia io u.i eaa
eAty r. mse!*e. ln buf!nx The rtaseh be particular II
, 1860-08-09
plrrsBukGii, IT; l;'l;!! kok:r WAAhE

l. An! CllICAGu Ehl1AuAD.
Now retetl An Gin Chc3Ec t. .t 4.f::
FESN3yLVASlA CENTRAL KiiL::UAp
70 Eav fpFk. Philadelphia, Ga!tirGrr II Aa.at.sfu
O!ty aad Interior towns Of ppnn.y ytysp!a 1T
sey, New York, Mnrylard, DC.
MechanA by t.xIHx tbs ynute, viii hA7e taa tsnei
I'll Eastern LArkst Ut no adiftQ1s: cost
ha1case caecse! through.
st1e~.s, Wsa. Side, ~ follows: ~
eHA M-M"rh!ns E=pre<a daily ~ e:a;;, .x.eytr: .
:3 P-H.-Sihht Expires. tally Satunay "1e-;i.,
tarnstunE At CEeAsha- With Ciey-aad urI Lax. 80.
20 'He .Ik. Buffalo Fal.. New ln;.
E.::oa. AID all Interim tuwns New Eneian.. v,
19:k Ce1trasand Se~ frrk .Ea Ere Ea.ll. 2a
A!so. s.Lsn to Coinn hns Zaassy,l-. S.w.'z. NJ L.
md virginia. '
nth Ths aooxe sr:.G: so2ssat = fsss.. =h 49,
Atso vita tFa3s at LIMA I>4yton ana ttre;,na.
FARE As Low As ANY yrHEh EUl II.
gstsstGr:s bianG East Will aEt this rp,:lr tth
and axfe*ah1A Passing through macy OF .ke lar 1T -
tnest cite4 in fEe Chltrtt State4. - - ~
t"s.enxsrs arriving st h*aks. aay Ct tl4 r,n ~:
aa stsnt1t ecceS At the de2ts y: <ccv, ,t vtks
eoasey oakxa@e tfts Of ehs-se to tas rt"5'. Al.
Tickets for sal. :: all The 41Iac:pal 1ickrt pErc
vet and = thr C"nran;* asre. co:rer !:atdt -
Hafs a r. HrretA "rFssr tle Keve:- l.-e, "r :,
Chicago. " 80 -" '
H-V -
, 1860-08-09

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT..
peposit rums netle. than I've ,iolz,n .tce7od zEd
Ce3iacassa oDtpo.ts 'sed 1usr:est =. sIE ptr csot-
will be SLOWED deposits OF t1+ description after the
fapds remained in hanL s.echr,! time. All
certificates mste payable de:u-t si it like !znds
depo1ted.
, 1860-08-09

Sr. JOINS, \. B., Aug. 1.-THE ball at Fred
erlckron last mig ght was well attended. The
Prince arrived here this afternoon. The horses
were Embarrassed and tho people drew tie car.
riago through the streets. lie subsequently
embarked for HaQspQrt.
, 1860-08-09

DY roXY E1PREBs.
Sr. JOSEPH. Mo-, Aug. s.-California ad~ices
to July Is, japun, June &c. and China to May
26, are received by the Pony Express, which ar
rived at la o'clock last night.
, 1860-08-09
OsWeKo Market.

F4erk-Du.l at previous prices.
KAlv-W heat held generally above yleEa 0! bur cs ard
market therefore Is quiet Saics 100 bu rel winter
western ri els. sumo ho'desa arr nsk'nf 1ls
nj ii tsX. eAcs o1 bu Iools 70 arve on p.t
Oats. Bsllry. kse and peas quiet and nominal
CAaAL LFRIsHfB-SteAdy At &c on eouf, &c wheat She
corn 10 New York.
CAM. ExroRrs-s76 bu -four Geo bu wheat so1 tu
eor1l, a. o. bu uaiA-
Snirrrp ~ Moa1KkAL-l,n4o bu tour.