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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-29
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CONGDON a HALL.

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW
IA and Notares Pubic. Office, North ives,
orner OF Brady and s4ecoud streets, upstairs
ntrance on Brady street. july 26-dti
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-29
<iyOatEY a. OLIVER

OG PUMP MAkE.tS.-SHOP ON THE AL.
- ley. between From and Second, and Brady
and Main streets, B4venport, Iowa.
DAvEsFoAT, Mar i 3O--d5mwtr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-29
a. T.. 4 ID. KELLY,

DACkERS or BEEF AND FORK, AMI
i shippers OF lave Stock 81 iirady Street.
ian l0-lFW
, 1860-05-02

hfiNfa1AfH.l NEW foxx. May /.
FloCn-CnchanEed an1 the demand confined ctitdcto
s49@:t sursT s.ate; s,:o@s {; exi1a d. es,say ss
sana.n e 1'saS t1Sa ssera. si'&sss; .spp'ns
Canadian aour active but mice. without
oes *.a sa.nfs fye fs Fsnt 60 f s @
II ~ o. % enocc super. Com Meal quiet
md Unchanged.
wnaKrTDu;l and dropping Sales 90 br's as csi buy
sse f fer IL heaFo s4sp sppDs e. ps q >
Sales 100 bu Ny. Club tla5 md lsa b white west-
sae, IL b'e a q'f a. e s nay gsnty a1a hsa n
Com qni soa pfiee. oas .ihins Rin
shen.e-taes 1000 bu 1T :s@se fvr mixed western an1
0s for yellow southern aad jersey; slGss for While
nd es Ra ss s I Il: s si'sr 5 s
rsas'so.s non.na Sales el7cels
m: rns sisisai;s; IL ID d. 10: 81
pine Juae 1t IL ssoes, sss r. bs s''s same
s b.l - :. e.G1 g for country rme asa: @ for dio
!ntss heet hams Ill ut u: h@l6 for We.tern, ard
~ 39A t9r State Prime reef dull and nominal
4 els9ls io7 India ms thcs.: aud t2ie: foE India.
S:e. sis psEs Ut :@7s tor Shoulders and s@sse fcf
h1ns Ia1d nosc lelive and rnes sa1es 1868 Is At
oasa d t i E III uho, and ia q .el stst. az
mimi: us ;isssy Il 1:x@sxs e5 on,
Cd ,:nsss ~hrh + light rriccs. n"were are wei
atsaln'd. Sales. ZIG bids 10 R.cn i 6x@sx and 10
nsse nsds Sa assSy s.s. 81 e. l
Geo1ges. Macke!cl steady. Sales ubbls M Ut II.
, f:as;od s,i:. g rssts ,all
1a3k; tlevsand Toledo =s: Chi L Il, L OK.
, 1860-05-02
Methodist General Conference.

BcrrA1o, May 1.-The 18th delegated 0ener.
al Conferences Of tbe 81. E. Church, convened
thi. morning ia st. James Hall, ia this city.
bishops Morris, James, Scott, Baker, and
Aues were present, aud at nine 4. y. the veneer.
able senior bishop, Kev. Thos. s. Morris, called
tho Conference TO order. Religious services Of
m impressive character followed, participated
in by the presiding Bishop, Bishop James, Rev,
Alfred Bronson Of Wisconsin. and Rss. Chas:
=. Tippe.t Of Baltimore. The Secretary and
Assistant Secretaries Of the last General Con-
ference were invited to come forward and act
- Secretaries Of the Conference I'LL It be organ
lied, which they did. The list Of Conferences
was then called. No delegates we're present
from the Vermont Conference
Objection WAS made bJ Ar. Bronson to the
admission Of tbs four delegates from the Mis-
touri Conference, On the ground Of improper
means EMPLOYED to secure the election OF a 5th
delegate from that Conference. The matter
was tabled till the Conference Was permanently
organized.
Bishop Morris decided thta the first four del
cgates from tho Wisconsin Conference be ent1-
tied to their aeRts. -.
aal delegates we're elected, Of whom IL were
absent
The Confereoce proceeded to The election
Of q Secretary. By hand vote, and DE. u. d.
Harris. Of the Delaware Conference, and Secre-
tary Of the last General Conference, was elect
ed. 3. Griffin, of the New York Conference,
Dr.. Coz, of tho. Pttsburs Conference, E. r.
Cook, Of the Wisconsin. Conference, and 4. n.
Fillmore, Of the East Genesee Conference. we're
elected Assistant Secretaries, and assumed the
duties OF their office. The time Of daily meet
Jag Was 6xed a. $50 4. n, and adjournment at
I'm.
, 1860-05-02

Faen ST. MARIE 1svER-Thc seam tur Ec,r,.. .,,,r.,
s stx sss ,1s' en- Ct e.
:asses e. ., 'as c. ss! 4
ed sddsoly on suk.r Island the nlxIt Of the l7 +
"a zea By Jas, On The tenoon FAY ~ - r.
3sr ILL., ,,c, Hs T. formerly oyei On the
tahada-lDetsoA TFtiuIe, SGth. "
SecpeE g the Fhts ." The Fats gn7nnees uat aes IT,
the light houses the bank 70 as 70 esae ~
IT. the better to PASS In the trrs Prs rs
~, I,s NJ E.rSox M The propeller H. Vernon p.-ed
qo*n ytsseiday but Elta no nevs Of importance The
i,ous Ibid. - '1s'1k aoaes INC Nah
car, qEes4 en- route fo9 Misa
sEs *ss e. e s ;i sSs
' Sf .s e est t.s s
Maalteu ~. fa Win cargo of from Ee to Chicsso
r. Fl assf 1se Il: ~ ss g
Fac. os1os.eos-We have kindly becn permitted to
III koe 9 hs sit ttsfs1s ss1
IL i II: sss1s ,hs ss,< tas5
time pass nd a sAe hsa Ill beea
w:te4 in the lake!s very low."-ltla. ''1' 1Ne
sArT CANAL Tot.e.Thc Board Of Coo.sal ctyc po,,cc
that the tolls hare een 6ked cents be. Ion ~ ~
rolled tonnage Of all vessels passing tie Saut ca-ibd
FRsT Boar FOE TUE sArr.-The fast steamer lion Ctr
Catt H. Turner. wilt ave Hussey McIJ.ides dock ~
gin for Lake super. s.os po1t-.-Csvc. Leader Dh.
The steamers CAY Of HufAlo aad Western Net,,nn1.
ehr, uEht into ri "a uf41y Try viii, H.
the nth Of Juuc.-ibld. s> Af'0
The pro2eer Acme, which has betn Ice hound in thr
for wet got steam Rftsrne on and
81 on htr sake vthous d1 :u,y. Thee viii pTo6s
b b: No nnaanc- hereafter as tue aEscis ha, go,
1otten--DuhAjo Express, 3uth. " e""'
THE CAsAIs-The Ro:he.tes Tnioa Ct SATURDAY r,y.
The water tn the Ere "a Al ia tsh enough hers to
pas loaded tosts and we may the canal Is nayl.
r1h3f, - -'A-
, 1860-05-02
The Last Mysterious Tragedy In New
XOrks

NEW YorK, May 1.-The inquest on the body
Of the female who was found gagged and sunk
with barrel Of pitch, at the York street Dock,
on the 14th of April last, VAS concluded last
night at Jersey City. The remains were fully
identified as those Of Ada Richardson, wife of a
young man known as Boston Charley, who
stated that he bad not lived With his wife for
over two years; TINT she has resided at the
Broderick Houne, st. Denis, and other places,
nicatcd to Deputy Carpenter, aud furnished Il
clue to the officers to work upon, aud bv which
they tracked Mrs. Richardson for a period Of
over two years, during which time she iircd in
magnificent style at the ST. Denis; next at the
house Of doctor in Asscr Place; thence to
the st. Julian Hotel; next she went to pri-
vate house in University Place; from there to
the Lafarge House, whence ehe went on board
the steamehip Catawba Oil the 18th Of July, for
New Orleans. which was the last positive lnfor.
nation they had Of her. The hotel books re.
of formerly high standing in tue community,
Lad paid Mrs Richardson's Hotel bills, the
rooms and board amounting TO about *40 per
week. From unotheE source it is reported that
this gentleman atten pied to sever his conncc-
ton with Mrs. H., rs her demands upon him Tor
money were becoming more aud nure exorbi-
taut, sometimes compelling him 10 furnish her
with 500 or $500 at time. il order tu prevent
exposure, mud that the total sum III two years
cxtor.ed iron, him in this manner amounted to
nearly s50,oV3. From this fact it was thought
tal of the crime. This gentleman was induced
to go to Jersey City. aud upon seeing the head
OF the female, he ut once exclaimed, "that is
/, Mrs. Richardson He was then required to
! enter into bonds to appear as witness, but for
soma cause MAS not present last night.
, 1860-05-02
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
J. THE N1NETEESTE CENTURY.
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.

s4ysthe s. Louis, Mo-. ne,roc.:s: B.lc~ y: publish
Is aair sonc saeh evidence hare Is eect, vh.n
seminf Es!.ana certificates Ne Eua'ao,
Lees aftu the Dr. Eesds NO 1os rse.e1& PEE
te7J from The press: ,<-.
a9scs ef yoaT haif1e=soaa!eI vss iEduesd 70 mss:
ST. na.s i
ssst =; sss 0 ST sSsa
itase scce procured hete cf Eheh have used
b & ESs n rftM e..
sna s.5 na1 i; -: rsse,7 sS sna r.
ss .s IT, e'ss
lie &c Of .yt*o h.: usedis VIII hs sasne ede9
~ e e. Fl
81 treedoas VII 5et haSs eSas:sa e sostT3sSs ~
s,sa q ss III i sT tf: -
heze and a.tocsn9 teEa1 A.; ~ yoa ~ sts Of
= 5sss. 8: 5sas ssr
zJseK. An tfuly youss A. 9. EAfNoan-
voops HAIR KEsf5Is14i3E: sitatsaHi r. = ls'S'
prc!e.scr Wooipeas ~; AavtsE - u = r.
. ese bes portion ot n h1 fsn' u srssI. .s & ~
ssss sssfo sfx @saes sad
Te.T thne needed Iy ksr Is th.ts aad F.sssy aSd
2Sl2 4 5HiiEs5 p
The undersigned Rev. B3sE Is Iasses = R5 ~
e I'D pastor q he oeee1 y FL
sess4y peiosea. p~o,xvrr,a IL :sl:ss
- tee5 eIcelent Ii F.movns l,aa:saos tastEs .cd
ssssa .dn y sSaseea E sax Ed
vhisn beconln. grey tets eor: ass hase =;
';ss: 3sss; %Sa5 e*sss i
o. o.r,'@S - ~ md Il; FseeT "a ise5st. i{e.is.. 80
, 1860-05-02

IxpEpESpExcE, No May 1st.--The Santa Fe
mail from Pawnee Foil k, arrived to-day. The
conductor reports the road alive with emigrants
Gnd getting along we'll. The grass is not good,
but they can obtain corn coo miles out.
There has been no throu. h mail since The 9Th
on the plains for an escort. Two companies Of
Infantry were met on their way to Pawnec
Fnrl
, 1860-05-02

CLEVELAND, Ohio. May 1.-The principal
losers by the lire at Warren Yesterday. arc
Packard, hardware merchant; Weeds 4 pn3!,,
Smith, Stratton i Co., and Gotins + Leroy,
druggists /: Hoy l. Co., and Smith s aIcComhs,
dry goods; Danlap& Anderson. md Rupp, g-.,-
GERS; A,s. Mes=cr, mi'tiner; Goidstcin, vc.!1.
ing; post. office aud a number Of smaller stores
burned. Insurance priucipally in Eastern conn.,
panies. Amount not known. LOGS *l5V,000 to
X1h1 (lih1
, 1860-05-02


WAsH1sG1oS, May 1.-The editor Of the Ssar
tion from Oregon to withdraw from the Con.
vention, and that Mr. Hunter bus similarly
advised the Virginia delegation.
Lieut. Gen Scott is about to visit Washington
on official business, accompanied By Adjt. Gen.
Thomas aud Secret1ry kEess.
The tve new Territories which the House
Committee on Territories propose to organize,
contain respectively the following panber OF
Inhabitants: Chippewa, from 5000 10 10000;
Nevada, about the aame; Dakotah, |. 900; Idaho,
pixies Peal, 5000 to 10000; Arizona, 5000
to 5000. Each Of these bills contain the fol-
lowing proviso: PROVIDED, That nevertheless
slavery has no legal existence in said Territory,
aod nothing hcre.n contained shall be construed
to authorize or permit its existence therein.
These measures will CONE up for consideration
early next week.
Congressman Wilson and Frank P. Blair, Jr.,
haye left for Wheeling to make speeches there
before the Republican Convention.
WAsu1SoEos, April so.-The Supreme Court
decided to-day against the Luco Land Claim,
Involving p 900 acres Of very valuable land in
California Tie decision was based on the ex.
istence OF stupendous frauds, perjury end for.
gerry.
zing the department to use every quarters rey.
enue for the payment Of transportation e1pen-
scs only, without waiting for the enactment oi
special Law or the annual appropriation bill
leaving for Congress the existing supervision
over tie salaries Of The officers, dc., and the
deficit to be paid out Of the treasury.
The Corodc committee concluded its cxaui
tiou # Ar. Dean to-day, but did not gain much
ond IS 900 to 20 to Ohio and start an Admins
tration paper, but the English bill having pas
| ed, the Democracy came 70 the support Ct The
Administration without this expenditure.
Gov. Sam s1edary was next called. upon The
tut i?mf S;a o. 3se
MED any knowledge Of such frauds, OF eve1
| having received any money.
, 1860-05-02

New Yopk, May 1s:.-The municipal author.
tiles Of New York hare this day appropriated
}so, 900 and engaged Of the Aessrs. Leland the
first floor of the Metropolitan Hotellor the -Ja.
panese Embassy, which thcy wilt occupy On
their arrival in this city. They intend to giIe
them the most brilliant reception and entertain.
ment that any distinguished guests hare hith.
erto received -
, 1860-05-02
tt.eDlttnf6, Nte
d DEASONS FOR USlN G
q U Err us
Cod Liver Oil jelly.

Tee n + Academy Of Meaic{2t certify tE1t It co1a:r
IS per ceat Of Pure CuG LiSe: u.
1-Tkas Ills an th4t ;i4, tG tc 1>s1-
ID Eu.t betFaz ;ts,ed into cmu.t In tLc s:otu1ck.
:!-Ihs:n III ost cfihe e4.es tn ~ates CO Live: on
tia to make eraul,tTe al the amount o: oil taken, aad
tha. Err PAR: and whoe ol
OF uoxs:tet, iucrefz:iFe+ (thk Is easily
raced 10 the de}eet!ene.)
-Ta.t M Ted Liver OIL Jelly b<1nE compound o. o.
aqnid; which tases raee soon II sea.hea tie SC
zach. wEattyeEits condition NAY Be.
4th-Tba. In casa s7keu Cod Liver
OIo be prescribed trecitc oteeswee ny Jelly :.
more reliable thai t crude oil because benx solid It
ofdSr:1on and .*,lnliltsen when tie contrary tia
liquid oil Will Eass oE imperative II the s1oach, ADORE
ssted condition .uake it ezuisive, Htca Il
vays1s more ltss11e case when t.c oils Indicated
From the ahov- eonsderuon e superiority Of cEt1ns
ID Is positive A11 lrcoatt. .lah.fAet. sad ~
fFi4.tT FEtTON + Co. 81 Lake EfTfAt-
, 1860-05-02

BEDFORD. MEREDITH d CO.,
Ca,ntns<cn Merchants. Sn. :l3 oath Wafer stseet
Chicago give .helt exclusive attention tho puFhass ar
.ae at Fuus. Gn 4Ld Il a:nta of sctnee. s:oes 81.
Liberal a1stnt.s n44N ns;: 1n.lt gent Gf H
u!ed Gutn Meal F.. Refcf 10 b. l. TEEhatu I Co.
;:heaxo, Ellis. AcA:pn tu> E4,,e:ruali. hi:-iI
, 1860-05-02

Co1rxprs, Ga, May 1.-The steamer Calhoun
has exploded in the 0cmulgee river. Ar.
Crawford. netting captain, Ras mortally wound
ed, and Hugh Atkins, two engineers and two
Passengers dangerously injured. Six negroes,
deck hands. weru killed.
, 1860-05-02

Graa!ss ssais, By ssst~ baiks Plymouth Il bls
I1s9ton sehta Ostrich Hubbard Auss1:lia Fidelity Joaa
Lone stat, sork STATE S. L. Noble r. Stiles Arrow. Or
coil. Enterprise, Venus.
DowNs steamer Ulty Of Cleveland psopel1e1s M Yer.
, 1860-05-02
COMMERCIAL.

TrKapAY EVENING May j, 1850
WREKLY REy1Ew.-Tha movement Of produce
during the past week will bc found in the fol-
lowing tables:
, 1860-05-02

tiou passed of very quietly. There was
drenci,ing rain during tho day. Great interest
was felt By the Democrats on the news from
Charleston. and to.day's proceedings wero anx-
inns1v nyFnitet1
, 1860-05-02

KuN DRIED CORN MEAL,
IN Fairfield Nina 800 bb!s ottals edebEled brand n
''P'' ''a ''s 'A' BEDFORD MEREDITH c..
tslrea1y No, IL Bsuth Wat&ta.
, 1860-05-02

New YonK, May 1.-The steamship New
York from Bremen via Southampton, with
dates to the 1ath, arrived this afternoon.
She passed in the morning Of the ed, the
steamship Glasgow from Liverpool for New
York, aud few hours afterwards the steamer
Ad1iatic, hence for SOUTHAMPTON.
, 1860-05-02
THIRTY.SlXTH CONGRESS FIRST SESSION,

WAsn1suros. Hay !. 1850.
HorsE--Tho consideration Of territorial bu-
s'ness Was postponed to Monday and Tuesday
next. The resolutions reported from the Com
nittee on Judiciary on the Pres,dcnts protest
were postponed till Thursday next at 10 o'clock.
Mr- MAYNARD introduced bill granting pen
slons to officers and soldiers Of The war Of 1872,
and those engaged in the Indian wars prior to
that period. Referred to the Committee on
Military Affairs.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole.
Hr. Wilson attacked the Fugitive Slave law,
ana maintained that slavery ought to be exelud-
ed wherever the power can constitutionally be
exercised
Mr. Hickman spoke against sectionalism as
exclusively Southern Institution. aud alluded
10 the cringing Buchanan in contrast With the
intlexib!e Jackson. The North will endeavor
to preserve tue federal compact in its integrity,
and was forming tue determination Of prevent
ing others from infracting it.
Nr; Nillson denied that the sou.h was inlu-
eueed BY spirit Of aggression on the North.
After some further debate between Hickman
and Afillson the House adjourned.
, 1860-05-02
CHICAGO MILLrFURN1SHIN4
~ DEPOT.
r. ". RMEfer s. Co..:
NANpTACIu1xx1
FRENCH BURR
III T L l. S r o N e s .

Of All Quar7ies, and
G. ". Browns Patent Portable
FIGURING and Erist Mills,
Aad Dealers in
DUTCH "ANKER" BOLTING CLOTHS,
Smut Mills and separa:osa.
sepesators for Warehouses,
Deltinss otkall kInca,
Hosting Se1rwsand Bxl.e.
Bsea Dueters- Pects, Proof Stads &C., Ac-
Fairbanks Scales.
, 1860-05-02
DlTTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE

p1TTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE
l. An. CHICAGO RAILROAD. ......'
Vow petcd and from Chicago 10 Ptfthxu-7t
without eA :nge. ec1a ecttsxWith The great
PENNSYLVANIA GENITAL RAILROAD
To New Io.x. Philadelphia, Baltimore and washIczton
oty aad tHwas OF Pennsylvania, Nav les
1ey. Sew York. H1rylAat. DC.
Merchants. By 1ak!ng this Feute Will have tbs ueoe3t
III The Eastern market At 10 AadiuouaIcoss.
luggage eAecke7! through
TsaEs Lave the de2ot eo7e:c cf Canal sad TAz Bnre1
St5esf.. W"s: s:Le. a. tuI.ows:
GtlA. -Aa!uag Expxtss. daily {Susda5s exeaptA6
7es F.N.--".htt ExrEesa. dav SATURDAYS sxcrptsdI
t.:k atc:cti1a With cleveland and Lake ShoTs
Klaat;r .ankirs Bud1o. Niagara Fails. tew I0rk Ard
H1etc.. .d al interior towns a New England v!a NxN
York Cest1al and New York and Erie Raj! :uaa--
Also, south u tesun.,1s, ZaEesvtlle Newark, Mount
Vernon steub<nse hee!nk. AID Interior towuanf Ohs
AID Y!rztnA. ...
a5ove tr'ns It Forest with t.aaa On Aat
Rie: Koaa Springfield, E1e&sa, Dayton aldEac.puait.
Also With ::251s u liEaf DaToa and GiEcinna 4,set
FARE As LOW 4s ANY OTTER ROUTE
Passengers bound East wls. 1 hi. rousc hosb ptrasslt
tad Agreeable. raAnE through rs2ny Of ths EfGesk aid
facet eiescs IL tic United statrs.
PAA4eaze,s arriving Ca1zc, anT CT the rcade vii
Ia. Attentive cheek agents the dcpo to reeeve cheeks
ana convey ta=axe :ee OF charge TO THE FttbrrEr and
caso ~ T. Ssspof e. 81 sasa n asan: ~ y.
We., aud :. :he Ccnp4nyi Oce corner - tsau:c ~nd
Dearborn Vzeets, opposite tie Revere House. The
Depo. West sde OF Ex:Al 1od Van Bue reetA
Chicago.
b pastlcu'asto to sak for t!etets By Fort t%aJnst
B.F. PATKlCK, Ticket AExet-
.AS. ". stUHsNN- Fright a gent, Ck!eeao.
III. Eocs.ov, Gea1 Fse.ktt AEt chIe4xo. Eys
, 1860-05-02

Con1a@ration in Warren, Ohio.
CLEVELAND, May IA fire at Warren, Trum-
bull County, yesterday, consumed most Of the
business part Of the town. Particulars not re-
ceived. Loss vcry heavy.
, 1860-05-02


D.47LI' LIVE,
fsundass caecptea for tie transportation q: Fright ad
Passengers:
DACOTAu, MAY FLOWER,
GAAtLEXA, e;ALt;s,A,, S;,,v NErTGAE; ! lsrcxox
siissUuKi, MOHAWK.
CHICAGO. TOSAwANDA,
CCYAu0GA, FREE STATE,
Running In connection a EuE4,o w:,L the
cow York Central Railroad,
" FKEss. wEsrEES ExfaE.s. and diis- .he f''
Western Transpo, tation Comp'3'H
Line Of canal Boats the Erie canal. A.so rGrnu. In
connection, n Cleveland, With The
cstr<tand, Pffsso~rsh ) un1eh~s Il. II.
aecoa asloa4 Tor ae fax superior to thos Of
h 'hs:e unc,uae, fel.sls. The Line +. prepared 70
Mehtsn q evsod r. I'd
pe pes issi, ssi
ilo.c points t:hIca.o Hauksxan. Zen ,sha 4ece. 3
r.: ks liz, M Il fsss' e
IE1CIlMOND d CO.,
Oa1c. 30. Clark strs', Cor So. Water. Chcazo L.
J. ]. TALMkDCE, Milwaukee, Wis.
H. q MCDOWELL. SPECIAL Agent, Cleveland. Ohio.
w1LLthM sTSwAET x;s As Ut Cleveland aua Pittsburgh
JOHN II: Mo1:E Ascnt New York Central all:usd No.
2s9 Haa1wa7, New York.
T. A:tor Hou,t. hro,as.y. % Se~ la:i. -'''S'' ~'''
WESTERLY It TRANSPORTATION ,coNc-s OFFICES.
Sos3ssa':It maa:s!P s,:Pi broadway,
JAMES SMITH. No. g wasA=s sson-ss, Eosson. Aas'.
J. 4. WILDER, No.sd -
SHELDON pEAsE,
,,,,,,a,. ~. nm ,r.,, ~ ,,,,,in.n 49,, It,sr-,
, 1860-05-02

Lake F0Ffss
BEFFALy; april s3-;ArsiTsd. propeller. Plymouth.
pieShsoa p'eson o DE- Vfaog gF1 19
Rl,rI Do Lookont Mercy. d. Cleared, pfopeiess Adj
aic SNOW GheaEo; Ionawsnda. Palasr, d.; tchss Col
s.sW ECO. Aprila5--trrivsd seh7p a,ken5an McAdan,
Ghcaso; Gr4ct Murray, ra7cr. hcag,; Nonpasei, Il
worth. 10: Gel5ed, propeller Wtscoatin, Hickey, do
, 1860-05-02

Connecticut Legislature.
NEW HAVEN, Nay 1.-The Legislature meets
tomorrow. The Republicans hare nominated
Hiram Goodwin President pro TEN. Of the Sem
ate, and D. II. Parry Speaker Of the House.
, 1860-05-02
Il Douglas View.

NEW Tonx, May 1.-The dispatches to For
ney's Prtss say that Virginia has resolred not
to secede; aad Maryland, Tennessee. and ii
maicrity Of Kentucky. North Carolina and Mis-
souri will remain in the Convention.
The Douglas men hare held an immense meet
ing, Addresses were delivered By gentlemen
from Maryland, Arkansas, Missouri aud other
Southern States. All the speakers pledged their
States for the Little Giant BY large msjoriucs.
Col. Flournoy said be intended 10 address the
Southern friends in the Convention in favor of
Douglas. 1t was stated that dispatch from
the Chairman Of the Louisiana State Committee
declared that Douglas would carry that State BY
large msjority, Notwithstanding the secession
Of their delegates. The secession is not re-
garded as serious: only the extremes have
bolted, and the conservatives Of the South say
they are glad they are eoue, as they say they
iniarc the party, even in the South.
, 1860-05-02
Gpt anu Gar.

TYE AND EATs.-Dr. Under
wood the Occ1i:s. MI: Anrsst. SG: II ls1r!-lph
street three tcrs eas Q. Cl,.t Chc4-a III ou. III.
a1esu.r Physician Of fAc w school, and hss devoted hls
entire lifetime tn Uph71a CO and Au54 sur
eerr 1yat u ~ to u tud hsaFn: " the deA aud
now taa, uneQaalel y any Sneeiasst ict his sencs
Esr ms1y o wL of Lieu. AID isassrou, ehaE.e.
c.. att:acied patient, all ls Of the
I'M gwen hI sepas..loc a. an eminent ,nd A5uI M @ SsG
prnt tseathe ,ae Eve AID haE which vi! coat.n
c7tf four hundred being c7.t and Ftt sn1ttlS
eEnrrsIr.. n,er-,an. a,r not rrnutrrt. nhs-l}dtu
, 1860-05-02

rIIE. PENNSYLVANIA CEN
70 NILES DoUBLE TRACK.
The capacity " TIL Iosd = oev ecual to aay n taa
cont:ty.
Three Through Passenger Trains
Bet~een Pistehurea and raiattipa!a.
Connecting trrct In the niou Depot, Pittsburgh With
Thfousa IEatas from q! Western ct-. for PhLA:e h
Sex tprk: po;,aa al:uao.e and Wash n1nn CITY: thus
tu1yassi. for s4tet ar,t comfort ny tAer tous;
Express A1t Fast l4rts through to rhlAd.:2hi1.
without change VI Eass OF EeuIue:n...
Smoking C.ss attached to eash t..n; voo.su1*s
Sleeping Cars to Express aEd fa. TEs. The E1p.-.s
runs tnlT Eal st Ut Lie SUNDAYS EXCEPTED. Three
daily trains direct Tor New iorx E1pfess 4sd
Fast Line connect tes baltimore asi Washington.
All Thsou Passenger Trau provided 9Th Lou-hSc's
paeo' Eraksspeet unde. soht1ol Engineer.
Six le.y Trains between Philadelphia ani Ssv Yorx
Two Daily Trans between New York anil Etsca
Through Tickets 2t .Ai kocd e:ac. Of ths a.vs
tialEa.
Boat Tekct. 70 Boston good via NORWICH. Fail Five.
o. stoainxsou Lines Bstaa tes at
ehasxe through Sew York.
Ticket. nay be ob,aEe a any etthe lm?c:.t Railroad
0crs In te w IT. als, On bNa:d 0f The regular L.ns
cf Steamers on the M:*s.stipp Ohio Rivers: The
tle* ct The Company Il Bos,oa Nav YORK uatEoEr. "
pt;t1dxptn,
, 1860-05-02

Counterfeit.
New 1oRK. Mag 1.-Couutcr;eit fires en- the
Wampsut.a bank, Of Fall River, circulated here
Yesterday.
, 1860-05-02
MARINE JOURNAL,
POET or CHICAGO.

AR1s1f fED....,,,,......Nay I.
Prop 6 Mcars, Rycr:on. Little sauhle ITO m lumber,
Prop 0be. ptat Buffalo. 40 boxes white lead Heans
apeI lo9 ens Reas i'skesa white itad. .667 pkgs I'LL
Prop pacorah. Pease Budlo moving macl,ne s<1nse.
cheese Z PkEs slhtc. so rkea hardware, so kegs
impicn:nse. kes nails. kegs Hsl 81 ptes croekery
pig. hquor % sac'c pkss cssit IL. Il do palm,
pkg fruit.
Prop lssh,.y y ne,nsep. Buffalo, 20 lumber 100
Dark EonisneEle. Case. Oswcgn 15etons 1sR irrn.
llrik iiiEnin. Hurns. Iconto 40 IN lrlnl,cs,
Sc!!r i,aksr, Stalker. CLEVELAND, 100 tons al.
scar 81 Ism1o unsae Maniiowoc, 900 shingles, 1too
Scsr Undue. Browr. kewaunce, 100 cords wood.
hos m coy;s @ Aasqusse' lo cords thlnSle
ehs lthara. 70. ON. Sapd Lay llo n lumber Is n 1ath
scsrs charlotte Fulton lsou1tes rIer lIJ CORDS wood.
,'E sshr ...a Giaa Gayes Cleyssa Is g. ions cusi
sc!,r Barbarian lemtnt, Oswceo SIS bar. hK Inn,
sehr Nurwtgiar, sbasuck O,wego I.llG ba,s RK iron.
schr lvAl uonE Koc. .ster, lot hou-eho:d goods and
Schr tshtaLuIa Hammer Hmnd Haven e. m lumber q m
thiEgcs. 10 IN pics ctr,
Sehr Pilgrim. M'gs!e, Mu: kecon. 10 N lumber
schs GiEaes. Morrison, Naskcgou, los lumber, 35
sc!'r ua..,s'dge. johnson, Kexaaee. .5 eds wood
4. ssa!n ~ Isexezags Ioyne De,ro!t 19o toos coal
Schr i.annsh salta, Trench, Gai River % m lumber %
lhtl. - ~
Schr sEteps.e, Peterson. Wilkins ri.t e. eds wood.
Sch. Trlcolos lie, n"lds South Haven i Cd Wood.
scts Ea.efpi*e. tl!' re- Walenburgh. 14s eds wood.
hT tan Gsm s5est fIs! rett Wssnton q. Il eds WOOL
schr Farmer. Trnuspson. @Srt Ulio. IS eds
sear xenus RI psop. Duck Lake So ca uhingie bolts.
scar "hlrlsino. @sserea, ccnservlIe. Vi cls wood.