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t'aity Review Or chicago Market.

FRlpAT EvE:s1SS. AIsif ::
FEE1CHTS- q !c:- schrs Aor.h tar It'd Midnight,
wheat !rom Nw-rkte 10 ut5a", al 4c tc-f schsrgc.
~1itat # III Milwaul &C. ia Etgo. Al G5.,'-
FLoCK-Ecce.}as 2cs4 IT S s..p:. d.'1!c3 nlt. Ma.
hi t.ns ad :tl :ct!er Tzanza-ts we't "a ftl!uws:
,01 LIS ono Signg e1tra Ut !: 90 te: ito Iris -lf
taa co. e. .1l~" k..uty. 80 bi Ca,nt ind ~.
lens Groye III b'.s M. Ce:7o1l, and fto bis G,ua
Ssing Extra al s55 col; Ito hr's Mount Vernon, 500
brl :" s.awa.~ 10 Is Ike, stoHc" and 81 hs.s god
spri.G s. 20 del II bris odsoas" Co. sl s3.7E del;
e hrs sps1e x'a eco del; 100 brls do al "a % del;
= ID do II e4.s0 dl IL lis CeGar Falls" do at $50;
u lzs Rye Flour 4; aI.lsk.
CuEN MEALS tons rnl1led Gem Meal at atscO del.
WHtAT-hsccpts, 5.ass ba shipped. 2is III. LUCY.
ait aud a.ratcd sL6s1.. Sales wc'c:- GoeU t1 No.
s1!ns Ut 81 II in eo,e; 100 .u Ao.e at Il Is in
100 hu do at st 10 In sto e; sGeo tu do mt ii III il
sore; 1s,e10 bu co 1t I'LL Ia a:orc; 500 IN co
et1l< II svre; 1900 all. in store Cue I'm do
ut elsk n ore 1s5 tass IA. Rel by sample 4 ei 80
track 1eob1 sp 4ns by 81 p:c:t si.ioK en tatk:
bu No. r!nE =! Il 10 IN sior.. wick sellers op
tiun.
coay-Rceerta as.4sotu: shi:r91 es,sls h. Ma,kct
Nrd ard 3l5s h.. TIa1kac!lons follows
$1,000 bu fscv *!setI at ~ I. b.; 1000 lM co II off
b.. 90 bu River yellow nriiyc h6c aaat Ista tu
do at 6sc H.. 500 bu COMMON River Mixed At sic
aoa: 'oo5 hu Canal .4c At aat 5,oU IN do ii :c
$50 do At To- afaa 400 ha Go arrive rno:seT
EuI Ill I'll In
In soE 1000 uo 1 t6c III sta;c 20 tu Co ii SC III
1900 bu do tt :9r c0 do at tss orc:
1000 bu do a;lcxt week, SCI c.s oiio st tic in sto:c
aOo0 ba No. at ssc In st:rc l5NN tu d, at Sic u
1850 bu d, 1t osk In store: 400 III, l3 nj ts> IL
II: % bu DO bc III sire; 1910 ,u do nj s5c III
10abu ReJccedat 800 bu I'D receipts do
44s s.tst; $50 hu do 4 ictn'Eats. i
OATS Receipts ,sf6 ,u .aHr.n need Ae'c Sai1s
1890 l No. ri 81 IN .ere III tu No. at ,r III e,oc;
100 1u Go st caeta stu,e; To Lu do In lag. a; ST.
track; 10 0 tu do in hulk 4, s::sac track.
KfE-Ectrfp;s. 5.2 bu. % &. No. 1t s:c outsack.
BAlH.Ei-Ktc irts ila2 bu. Tim. Ill a:s by t-mi't
at &c On track; q hays NJ. : Ut G5c Oh 4cE.
SEEDa-Eceerts. FJ.6 ha- Glove. :tyn-ti. 1ol:13<
% bags ri. tt.:. Timothy in good Gr. lid End firm
a3bags 70 j II $3.50.
ptGf1a alNES-Ecccl,t 1Y5 bri.. IN Eooi dt,nsnd AID
Esmat'sc.
MESS PORk-so9 tr1r city packed sold yesterday Eve
nng tls!E.
l.AfkD-Scatre and 10 de 1and Mt l0Nc.
TALLUW 4 bEls b-.elcrs at &C.
HIDES -Esccin's SLIP. t. .:a,kcs steady. Gsrtn.
.A@7K.; Green ss:,ed+ :tasc, nsy Flint. ,:t5 Is.c.
NCTT- 1I-New Daity t;uie1. l4ss15c; Fair Eo. log
lie: DID Firlin dull: lCo Gsltas sod 1t t,9c.
E1GS-1n fair supply with aIcs ii 9ntKc.
rOTATOES-Ay>hanacck iu fair I, 1uand at 3c335c
wts,tgn Mixed, aseaa,c.
TTl TNy-Chickcrs IN fa: supry, with sa.e. A. a. 20
ae.ooper d"z: Turkeys. s. ~.
LIVE ;TOCk-Eeealp:%. 5l6 Hogs 1ps Cattle. The
hea h nref U'se -"tin". extremely dull Shippers
hare ensi1ly sr.hd al1the aars arc almost 1;hr
.nfncd to tho ssal trade. Hogs !a fr de, l lu.
ehnde lower. S4les wcrr:
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WASHINGTON, -arfli .t. ls19.
lIorsE MIR. Cu,tis asked ieage to offer nreso
luton directing ,hc Secretary Of War to com-
Inunicut. to the Military Committee full f,!atl
and sci,efiule of the fl 'using battery row in
curse CT construction in New York harbor, the
amount III money expended thereon, and the
estimated cost Of completing the same, and that
the II liiary Committee srport such changes as
may be consistent with the public interest. Mr..
Curtis said it was lime that the country Eu,~
something about The battery, the recniiar con
struc.ion oil which had been kept perfect
secret.
slr. Houston said it '7as usual to ,1rect an
Executive officer to report to Committee.
Mr. Curtis explained 1l.at t &C reason for this
WAS that the Committee Esay examine and dc.
tern,ine the propri.ty Of construction Of Atr.
Stevens battery. If proper, the work will 80
On. II an, s!,sn.. WAS necessary to bc kept 81
cre', this should DC done.
Mi. Houston thbught it were better for him
to object To tue resolution THIS morning.
TIE ilouse went into Committee Of TIL Whole
on the State OF the Union.
Several political speeches wero made, and the
House adjourned till slon.lnr
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FiuauriaI arn Qrou1utkrcial.
MON E'TARY-

Fs1DAz E-utsa. April u. 1880.
TIE money market ia very quiet to'dsy in NIL
its relations. Exchsuge is steady NJ the banks
at H. bat there il general desire to SELL snow"
inn weakness at quotations.
Tie general money market is working much
easier. 1T this season the funds Of tue banks
ere either absorbed, OF held in reserve for pro-
duce opcrations; but the few note e-brokers still
;cft o,,tsido the banks find it difficult TO place
their funds on satisfactory terms. We were as
sured by one 81 them Today that uudoubtcd
frst.ctass PAPER could be placed at ten per cent
General quotations Ugh per cent. per month.
Long Ioans or real estate security have, in some
instances. gone begging ut eight per cent. Our
business men report collections healthy aud
COOS, with scarcely au exception.
FalAraEs-S1esars. Alien, Neal l. Co., pri-
vatc ''ankcfa. Of Boston, fuied on the 18th inst,
Liai'tllties small.
rh Central Bank Of New York, at Utica,
1a's.l autl weat into Tho hands Of receiver on
the 14:h iust.
The Las,enceburgh Bank. Of Tennessee, .
couce,n ~s.ubli.hrd under the Free Banking
Law Of that state, is reported fuiltd. Clrcu.a
linn about *ss'1.Up5; nn1cs s4id to be worthless
-urEIr'y'< tAira9o BaEf Note R<porter.
DornrFrl BAsks.--Cliuton Bank, Westport
Md; FarM,trs aud Merchants, Greensboro
Nd; IL csh ny ConntT Bank, Cumberland, Nd
Bank # the Empire State. Georgia; Back o
cr.wfrd 6 nn,y. Meudv.llc, r.; .:entra! Banl
Of P.nr. Holiday sbnreh, In; Northwes,ert
Nauk, i. nneylvsuia; 1ioga County Bank
We.bor.u.h. ra.: Ea:k Of Weston, virgi.is
Galk "t uaua-ta, Fl. Roy III, VI; Bank ot Kan
awl., Maidrc, Va; Bank OF Lawrence County
renn: ~-"ia; nononEahs:a Wiley hank
l'cn"s, lssn.a; n-:.k nj Clifton, CAuatA Witt
fed Bank, Da:snn. Gen.
FGArrS A>n WcAruLE.s-American Bank
navc'. lsd.; Bark oi E"mme. CO, Chicago, III
Dsnan:ve Bank a:,d Lad Co., Browns slllt
Ssb Ex:b4oEe Bank, Hartford, Ind; Farmer.
mud ,'ecl,nacs' H.nl, Cannsltop, Ind; Mum
f4ciure:s' Ha:.k, Hartford. Ind; Trnders' Bani
burlington, VI; Wisconsin M.uer's Bank. PET
wecas, WIS; Farmers aad rrovers Bark, pk
tersaurgh, Ind; i}roycrs' Us1k, Columbia Ci',
Ind. e.aa.r.' l'ank. 4 Il smuzoo, Mich. NcE
7py's Chicago Ednk -1o.t ZIP. r!<s.
NEW 0nLEASs -Axks.-The following il tb
sta'cmelt OF the New Orleans banks for The Ia:
md nrar1rra 1rcaIs.
, 1860-04-28
4'AArjfait1 Dr!es.Nfe~ to tire Chicago
NlIiNNNIinl. s-

Maryland Delegates to tire <'1aicaeo
Convention.
BALTIMORE, April q 5--Ereoinz.-1l.e Rerub.
lsco STATE Eonsent;un, before x.ti turning, e!ect-
cd F. T. Blair and YIN. i. Marshall delegates
ut large to Chicago SuMe doa5t v:a pxn,tssrd
us to Mr. Masshslrs being member Of II re.
publican Asso:i.s;on, aud j Committee Was a2-
pointed to communicate with him and a,ssr-
| tain his y.c.s.
| The ConycutIon Ee.asselnbl,l at . r. IT., il
The office of Jus Carey ceo|e. Agent o: The
! New furk Cularrri:ers, in the Exchange
Building, when The following business WIS
transacted:
The committee appointed to select delegates
fFosn each Congressional District to re,.rcsrnt
the State in the Chicago Convention submitted
| the following:
First Di.lrict-las. Bryan aud u. ". ossn.
, Second D'stT'ct-Jashes Jetffers and ". Z.
Thifl District -Eruncls S. Cochran, and Jus.
Wagner.
Fourth District-N-n. Z. Cole and Jonathan
Schumacher.
Fifth D;>trict-Chas. Lee Armour aad E. ].
AMMAN.
SIKH District--Mcntsomery B'ai= and Fred.
! Iddins.
On motion Of Mr. Jctrryes, tho delegates were
requested to vote in the Chicago Convention as
unit.
a motion was adopted tl,a. the President be
AueHo9l1eA 10 aTtlotnt I'LL fA1ecutlFG tuntH :ttee
Tor the State, said Committee to form m elec-
tora ticket to be supported by the voters Of the
State.
The President announced the following as an
Executive Committee: Wm. E. Ccie. DR.. Weiss,
Edwin Smith, John II. uould, Dr.. Geo. Harris,
Charles Lee Armour, Wm. Pinckncy Ewing,
and Absclom Powers
A resolution was unanimously adopted, plcds,
ing the Republican party to support the noml-
nee OF the Chicago Convention, be he who be
may. The thanks Of the Convention we're ten
dered 10 the President and o.hcr officers, AID
to Marshal Herring, Of the Polics force, for
the efforts be made to protect the delegates in
the morning.
The Convention then adjourned xizt Iit
, 1860-04-28
From California.

NEW YORK. April e7,h-The Northern Light
arrived ii o'clock. She brings neasly q, sol, :
600 Aad $50 passengers. California news "a
ticipated. 1sthmus news messer.
The {. 5. steamer Wyoming left Panama on
the 18th for Dul'ze.
The Pauams Star 1cyeals tho existence of the
slave trade between New Granada and Cuba.
Several parties Of young persons Of .th SEXES
have recently been sent IRON As2in@ all to Cuba
under contract, bn: to all inteu:s and purposes
Us s.arcs.
~ Costa Rica coffee ruled high; nearly the
whole crop l1a'l been shipped.
Adv'ces from Valparaiso 10 the 1Gih, and Cal
lao 10 the 18th, arc received. News uuiE1-
nprtant
, 1860-04-28
Foreign Markets.

FxR A1Rca.l lIvsEIneI., Ap,l1f,
Rsatstuda gsncEal1y advanced -Four E.1,. Wheat Id
&-d higher red 1.s 3iQ IFS l.: xhf.c II 1l.scd. Ccsa
aivanerd lI3 Is Gt yc 5G, 81: ryl!r :;-13s*
Frsvlen@ generally IT, t.c1 d.el1ncss a! With la5tc
~ si,st pariay :s ea r nea T." 1cMna M dun
1ospes. "a uray cscn'nr.-t:. n.of sor snoccy 2t,9
9iS Less pressure for notify since TIC laak advances
I,rI1ron1. Saturday evening. -Brcadsttns fsm. Pro-
VII hAE:ed.
I.os.us fatutd.y eveolue.-sugar quiet. Coffee leg
4 tive during the weak: Gdtals o*cs. Tt:.-IA.na ad
VICES etren.t tn The market
The trll.oa in:h~ bang Gccrea*'d Lt6i ott.
American securities grnc.sIEy gt=1. hut without
, 1860-04-28

WAsu1SG1oS, April o7.--Accoun1s rcceire5
here to-day irem Mexico, brought bY tue 1ere
nuc cutter Dodge. state that Misan.1a, on re-
turning from the expedition to Vera Cruz, ar
rived at the capisal On the 18th, where he was
received by the firing Of cannon. ringing Of
bells, aud other evidences Of rejoicing. He was
accompanied by 1000 or ,SeU men. There
were diverse reports as to his iuture tnoye.
nrnts. There is no question but that lis gov
crnment was suffering from great embarrass.
mcpts, especially from 'he lato extraordinary
drafts upon the Treasury. In III. msan,ir:e
ordinary kind were bring levied n al directions
for the itn1nedi ate nece sites of The army. The
minister Of finance llEd ordered no treasnry
drafts to he paid 1T tic present, and that the
courts il ududicatln. on The claims against the
government or government property, should
give only formal Judgments. The British aud
French ministers were busy with their pa1s for
draw our minister McLane- The government
at Vera Cruz WAS in nearly IS embarrassing cir
cumstanCcs, from the exhausted conti tiou Of
its Treasury, as that Of Miramon. An attcmp.
would be- made at Mexico for the re-orgun-
;z.:iou os the liberal Ermy in the Noit|,, and
Tor that purpose G:n. Dago'adt' had gone to
Tampico, but 1T the State Of Vera Cruz the
wau: Of means would compel the .'usrez gor-
ernneut to uct solely on the defensive.
The U, $, ships Rrookfyn aud Sarntogn arc
still at Vera Cruz. all veil en- board. The
CITY and part were nll also healthy, although 1t
WIS reported that one case Of vomito had oc.
cured. Tie Li7ro O.sfciaI Of Mexico is quite
AZ free Of its sbuse against Cupt Oldham for
having issued his protest asainst siiramon's uu.
uuciy!zed bonsbarduent Of Vera Cruz as it is
in wholesale abuse Of Capts. Jurvis and Turner
for having captured Marin. The l:eaynae says
news from Tampico states The: the uuion OF
Tau,sulipas, CoahuiIa and Suevo Leon tro ops
are preparing to unite with other ,rcaps in thu
interior to full upon Mexico, which tits believes!
can be consummate.' in .ln!y, il not sooner.
Gen. kamer.z Ind a battle with the Liberal
Governor of Zacatccas, at Selirz, and defeated
the latter. Nams1ez entered the city TO Teb, or
force loan, as is customary. Finding M
money in the houses Of the merchants, he en-
tered by force those of the foreign Cousuls. 1le
violently opened their safes and broke The seals
Of the cnnsulates. taking as much money H.
suited his purpose. The Consnls are now in
the CITY Of Mexico making their 1eclamations.
, 1860-04-28

NnrninE Of i Steamer and Loss Of Lie.
MEMPHIS, April a7.-The steamboat a. T.
Lacy, Capt. Tnylor, from st. Louis for New Or
leans, Sas burnt las; night ut the foot Of Island
Sixteen. The passengers and officers were
sared. Seven children aud six Of the crew ase
Known to be lost. The bent md cargo arc q
tota! loss; The former Was valued At $4,000
aud insured for $4,000; the cargo yas valued
at Sl.o,DC0 and uninsured. The books und pa
1asf
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0swrGo. April a..-The first feet Of sail ves-
sells from Lake Michigan arrived this morning,
aud the total receipts of gram for the day afc
100000 bushels, mostly corn. Tie amount Of
gram now afloat from upper Likes Tor this port,
isnFa'ly half million bushels. 4 Iargs anlcunt
Of corn is also sto.t for Buffalo, Kiag:ton and
0sdeasbnEg,
, 1860-04-28
From Havana,

SAVANNAH, April e7.-Thc steamship Isabel
has arrired with Havana dates Of the a5,h.-
The sugar market was depressed; sale. Of n.
D. IL ut ST reals. Nolnsses IN fair demand At
3}Glj renis
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Enable to Anrec.

SoEro1s, W., Apl. :7th.-ln the L. s. Dis.
trict Court yesterday in the case Of Capt. Draley
aad the mate Of tho British schooner Alice
Rogers, for attempting 10 sell free negroes, the
jury was unable 10 ngree. The vessel has been
forfeited to the Lnited States, and The carro re-
leased to the owuera.
, 1860-04-28

Powder Will Explosion and los. OF Life.
NESrA. Uh.o, april e6--The Wheel Mill of
the Miami Powder Will, at fellow Springs, blew
up this r. H.. at o'clock, instantly killing
Christian Noble and James Scantlng. No one
else injured. Machinery and rest cf Mill safe.
, 1860-04-28

yho n:y ls xs.ins .: ixsf 81
mo s ese; T. sa Ct ! ss
sst 70. s IL II Re nsns Tass !h;
400 u!o:ks in tieseya ds 1hst wtud susn out as
ta,1s f. q & very he. animals and there
s soxs ,, 5 it, s:us1 s M
.as Il h. w ane se asi t. ine ae' ad oa
ta@i Il u, tass use' &c ee u! s,sS
une ey .y ussS sts '. sIt ic Fl
West " shs her such quau.i.c ID, ,ht !e vi ~
u II r. Il III nnss si
con- REGIONS ond The ssc- Mt r.ts though so nch
acre1 yss bulk Of t
sold whln arrow IA &, w hrllese scstn e sht4s
q :nni,y I'll I' III Ill week vt1y sa 1hee
s.rcI ou auds III w-uli haze .od year .soa' ,.
s1mt sraics .: s.sck vtIy e.nie:.by mse 1a.abc 10
1he ba:c.,e:.
TIE o:osE THE xAElEr.
Wednesday tErua ut much euler ttaE Tuesdav, which
was ay4n.~ 10 tT'sers n'f the arket +ttn
s s M hi as po a s a. wese "s = =
ci.a'ed that oont szas exg1 sstd that ali would SID
b ees l. nd n .a 70 tssas
day he a.,s aay we:s consider .bis quskma hy I'll.
aG E =. i H. ef 5.a II e.. se91iy tseuF Fl We rh a
Ia tt tt:.' tf @c Is NIT teD:Y, faI~rs
rt,r 20 not Ike flt Gait td ,s& nf Nastera
etc. tt. sin ye:y ed cans'sIou f,T tho il chc-.
IT, 4!Eet .ai:y cfes win prizes iu IL 1ut where
III III ne1c d. I'll tle stock io!L except Perhaps
S e1ta g,,od thar Lave been c! up t.. what buyers
!: th.ustt Nc n i-una-
TtAStP. .E1ATt1S.
fycrc II TaII in Ilrzet this week stu.Fd rr
H. at .tca'dyslle, No. the By RI 70 iIaa-!bal
Quincy, thent,y r+ Via Chicago, Fat Wayne +
tur.. Elizabeth ald Ae.e tafe Al i'll q.
st5 ~ lie I'd fre.h.. Tc swaer cnmp-in. ii
tie Qan Chic tlat io=al f+Eh: Is sent
tr ti cat Get rtYnE and .Jai uticr
train. given ffe 1.rc Of The Tick Tie IioHtsc
lear = i; Ut 40 AID arr vc at thlclgo next
E.ossAs ~ !, uEt the, did no. rive II alter eH
iIlE hog MARKET.
Cora 1To-S Gkscto & co.: tE.tscrs 65sc to &C.
Marksf cte4r lxccpt one lot nf les thas 100.
p-uyeY. araear tE1+r t.d viii llc rfces Fl. hogi
ttAu Tor n d hrT live IT. ck
George ". Dorian givcs the following prce Of
week:
L!rP. Dcad.
Weight. csshf.
First quality corn fed largo t!.e 5,IlCc tltSe
Secon1 Lua!tf- chs1-eea. SttGs:Ee
Fir-t quality, small sizts, at and
prime, far ma ket tn cheTs. -.6kG64c exI.t
Large ize stllI.ie' fat. T:t1tx
Seo0Al quality stiIifec....... ...Gi3GE3c sk4sc
Ncsern nlast fcd.-........,......aststs fed 9iiSf3
SIN Il ffzee, choke stnrk hogs. ...... G4ts:c
Ufdn1ry cnnrarr 1t@.-..... At wanted.
, 1860-04-28

kentucky Republican Convention.
Coy1Se1oS, April es.-Thc Kentucky Eepub-
Ecan State Convention was held YESTERDAY.
Geo. D. Blakely. Chas Hendlcy aud II. D. Gai-
iaher were elected delegates Ut large for Chi
cago.
, 1860-04-28

quence, and concluded at halcpast 10 O'clock
having spoken moro than two hours.
Tho question WAS ca!lcd on the Platform,
peudiug which
The Convention adjourned till 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning,
, 1860-04-28

Tnor. April 97.-This moon United States
Dcputy Mar shat Holmes arrested colorcd man
IN this city, named Cbas. Na1le, as a fugitive
slave from Virginia, the property Of L. ".
Uausborrnw, Of cuipepper county, The fugi-
tire was taken before Commissioner Beach, and
witnesses IRAN Virginia identified hlrl as the
fugitive described IN the papers. The Commits
sinner therefore rcmanded him. Soon after,
Judge Gould issued Aa6e1s corpus for the fug:-
tive, and the same Was served by Deputy
Sheriff Of this county. By this tire en- excited
crowd Of some .0o3 persons had gathered about
the COMMISSIONER Office. threatening a
rescue. y:tsn the fugitive was brought
down to bo taken hsfore Judge Gould, tie crowd
surrounded tie officers cndeavorinx 10 take
the man. Successful resistance was made for
some time, when the rescucrs guined the adyan.
tagc, mud the negro was carried to the r1rer,
where .errymau vas in waiting. lie was
rowcd scross, and arriving on The opposite
share, was arrested by ii Wes; Troy con-
stable. Here another crest crowd gathered.
The fugitive ~ks taken TO a Jn-tice'S Office,
which the moi surrounded, broke iu, aud the
fugitive WAY rescued from the officers and car
ried of in carriage. Blows, pistol shots, and
knock downs occurred during the aRair, bur
no ene was seriously injured. Colored people
were the most active participants in the rescue.
There has been the greatest excitement presa-
lent here that has been knuwn in many years.
, 1860-04-28
MARIN II JOURNAL.
POET OF CHICAGO.

.6Trl s..
?ropJ Darbur Eawn. st Jo=c, s.32eo 1rvc. :? II :ner
tags Iii.
ja'k Mavs1;y. Lewis ocoatn ao' III lu-ie,, n III la.s
schr Gerge L Drew Gran Il Lam ~ % IN u,lsss lso
III hll!ngl =. lnsr1Tk, Sc rts wool.
star1 A.svy, Mcay4e, Two Iirer., lso IL lumt.s ooo
ccLar poats.
Scar .Ei Glfits Grand Haven, - m Iutaher 90
icEeie.
Sells Farmer, Thompsoa, Lockoers Pier 81 cis wood
, 1860-04-28

MEurn1s, April .;.-The cotton aud other
crops base been seriously injured by = heary
frost. The river is Eow stationary, after Is
feet rise.
, 1860-04-28

Arrival Nf the Star OF tho xrc4t,
New YoRE, 4pril 27.-The steamship Star Of
the West from Havana a2d, has arrived. No
news.
, 1860-04-28
TARM FOR RSsIE-Tha ss3Tountj

J. Fam, three Files Vest Of Jacksonville, Illinois,
feed II private tue contains III ae.es Of hseh t1J.
rol;ns land hesliss Eood .t Of q aens anI ne
oreha-d r choice Bearing apt: pe Ana prartes.:
ae1= Of Hovry seeding is?Wtet1ss. anc 1a~tp tlak.
.o large and ennvenieu: tam {ooe Of the best IL lie
country. The city Of Jacksonville, E.t Population
prices for AZ ttat be produced VIII ready BY
oliese female a:aseny sni the Staie lctri!oEs far
saa dsas aad dumb, ~ III Tae tszn will b
Terms reasonable. lnqn1c cf the 81 sc5lssr on The
premises. AUSTIN ROCKWELL.
Jacksonville, III, February eth, lsf1. 9e71:nesaw
, 1860-04-28
500 Guns lii New York.

oVV Nuus III *scV AVrNs
NEW fonk, April a..-Five hundred guns
were fired on the Battery this afternoon. in
honor OF admitting the Tamnany delegation at
Charlekton.
Official Note OF Wisconsin,.
M1LwArkEE, April a;.-The otci=l majority
for Dixon, fur Chief Justice, is 14S.
, 1860-04-28

Destructive Fire In st. louis.
ST. LoCis. April il.1.-Ths extensive paint shop
Of the Pacific Railroad Company. two cars, ffty
cords, of wood, and large quantity Of paint,
were burned this morning. Luss, IL, ,MN'
, 1860-04-28

BLACK Hawk, La Sale. l074 tons coa!-
tide sails, 46!s bu cora.
Humboldt. MefA 4t3s tu con- ~ ba Ef, Ii tI pesa2
10 bhIs p fE. 135 eceo.
J l. Alexn1ds5 1ockpItt, 30 bb!k honr aQoo Gu eosn
, 1860-04-28

E7A&2{M 713kFOt3S-A3VF1E E6s
Cr-Pso1a Queen Of the Lakes, Wab h T2ltry Quincy
M Alice Grover: tehrr. White Squa1, tattic, Nacs1,
p4uatie.s, >torm King. AsmenA
Ibows-Dask. Adr .ttc Republic, Carton M;gs Globe,
Andes: schr- Mary 3. hsle. Russell D41t, Nu Chase,
ffotiandt T. X. (sIfhrY.. s. n,er.rf.
, 1860-04-28
CHARLESTON CONVENTION.
Labor Of the Committee on Platform
THREE REPORTS PRESENTED

Twcedfc. dunn W. Tyyeedle-dce,
Or TIE
Ofnrrtuee IN su<thoas Of Doing the SAME
Thing.
, 1860-04-28

RCFtA:,O i AXE HURON
- KA!L".ti. sac::~; ~! iuate ~ Uu.r au;
othrr E-t.s.F; :f:'t-.
IE't s".v: ,'',=..> AZ go p' r,-ai, ut SD;
nv<>a II Hull Io At ESQ hex losa Al Ie3 a.a III
tsa ~ n; "e::'. x::.: y. :. Et.:t t..::c.,.
I. kEr Ta. .tn tt'. Ft1ts ia III :! tal.
b. obtai.e! & tho Cn:a III. Il. S.EaEf!E.
felt' 'btl- "a, M::iaEtr
, 1860-04-28

81 Colds.-Few~ are aware Of the
Importance Of checking Cerea "Conmou Co!l t.! it,
DIST s;ase that which in the BEGINNING would ye1d to
mild remedy. II neglected. soo1 stacks The 1unss.
"Esawas Bronchial Tro1aes~ containing cun1Ietnt IL
gEed!enss AIay T4lmQn1rY Irritation. asl:1Hxtca.a
, 1860-04-28

Il. at, CliIt!.t:', l:n :! sn.D,
500 e E:s 2G :7-:::1 II. s:,:iaxo - llitay:ah
Nth1;fE' ~. r.EHs,t!rt 'y': ti+ ..1x:
FKSS~fIrs 81. ;::::~I:st3 ii:gIEHAE
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U.y, ae alt { r.-.t .',I-. 9. I7.7 1.ri!.1, N.w f
sty. Ns~ fnsS. ..a-:''43!, Ae. 80
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thi@xc.
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, 1860-04-28

c! CAKEU.
E4tk G.aet GrrrnwncJ st ri. Rud4:c 1890 tu cnru.
lark Ucc Wavs. ln.r haE. >s~ 70, L. 81 cur1..
1:tik K'bet II n, Net 'uus- 0son'0,
1:rl, Il na~r, Nnstor Par 20 b5fn 1-4a0 tu corn.
ri. Mary, i:uts !, iire+n i ;.
-ch st I4mc.. shav. Intfalc. u .oo3 In Elseat.
Scnr Ohm, Marie M.tke 6n lead fusni Esc,
>chr cznoE, Henderson. WI River.
schE 81. utT W. y: rris = # 1850 IN Germ.
Schr \ Rust. Ml sid. Ha' ai". |. u hu cora.
SC YORKTOWN, t,atA4A u r-lo. L 4:9 nu ccrl.
Sc''r Star Of th- Norsh. payne. uufl..
Schr f'utr1 wright Ch-.s:! nse n. Nutfan.
Schs II F4r1l,atn. l., ru. tuffu li.t0 In wheat.
Scar AR Mrea. n>we:o. l! iE? lu cssn
.:eh: Or. d.. MrlH'yst, ..swrs.. ts..0s LII co1u.
Schr ti+b T. b eT, s.EaCs k1'au 800.
scly Antelope. &; Hnr-. HI aluaznn
Srtf s. led. Ge: uflaJ u e;. La cofp a0O larr Is
hi:av::ne., III bsiS !onr.
Sch s.u.f liza $ !. k3 q. Ia7ra.
eC !'uvAt.oE Hua'c:t H. teEnr, 1880 lit c3tn.
selr E2L,an. c. Id SID t.w. -. r; nG4 III rhe.t,
sc,r :Atcs:aEca. J h.s Il. Ht.~autcs.
Schr Forester ''rtts-o1. Eas'c t.arlor.
echr Hsbtcc DAVIDSON. cleveland, u, NO Lu wheat.