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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
THO SAN FRANCISCO IN EIGHT DAYS,
THE CENTRAL OVERLAND CALIFORNIA

PIKE'S-PEAK EXPRESS COMPANY.
The frat Of the Pony Express will leave the Missouri
River on TUESDAY, April at O'Clock, m, and will run
regularly weekly thereafter, carrying Letter Mail only
The point Of departure Missouri River win be 10 tele
gsphc connection with the Es and will De announced In due
time.
Telegraph messages from all parts Of the United States and
Csnsd connection with the point Of departure, Will be re-
ceiyed up O'Clock Of the day Of leaving and trans
ted over the Pscerv and ST. Joseph telegraph wire to
and intermediate points by the connecting Tx
press In eight days
from the departure Of the Express
The xpress passes through Forts Kesney, Laramie and
Brd.er Crest saLaks City Camp FLOYD Carson CITY, the
Wa.boe silver mines PlAcerVille, and Sacramento .
Letter. for Oregon Washington Territory, British Coumo
the Pacific Mexican porto Russian Posse,ons sandwich M
and China Japan India, viii be mailed In San Fran
cifco.
Special Messengers bearers Of letters TO connect with the
Express the % Of April will receive ior ne
Courier OF that day No 48i lOhst Washington CITY uPto
245 D. M on Friday March 80 and In Nsw-Yo[a At tue
Office OF j. b. Simpson, room No Continental Bank Duas
ksssaust, up to $3.50 a. m, Of 5lst March. Il,
Full particulars can be obtained application the above
'"'' ~ 's' WIN II. RUSSELL President.
Lesyenworth City Kansas, March 1860 =,
oaieein K.w- Yorr-J. b. SIMPSON -e-Preddent
SAMUEL ALLEN Az ~. st Louis
H. J. PAULDINO, Ag6Ds Chicago.
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CUPREME COURT.-City and County of New

Summons for money demand Com not served
Defendant above nsmed You are hereby summoned ana
required to the complaint in this action winch w DC
6d Ia the Office of the Clerk Of the City and County Of New
York City Hall In the City OF York. snd to serve
copy Of to the said compar on the
their No Ill Broadway in the City Of New-fork within
twenty after the service Of this summons on you exclusive
of the service and fail 20 answer the said
within time Aforesaid the Plaintiff in this action
viii judgment against you for the Of nine hundd and
dollars with interest thereon nom the zn day
OF February 1860 beside the costs Of this seonDated New
BhRNEY' CUTLER & PARSONS Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The complaint in the entitled action was duly hsd In
the office OF the Clerk OF the City and County Of Ne"York
Aforesaid, on the 10th day Of March, 1880 - 49,
BARNEY, BUTLER PARSONS Plaintiff . Attorney"
mhl2 law6wM
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pROpsY AND CANCER CURED.

COLUd3Ut, Jhn ~ IoJIs
Dr. D. JsyneDear sIt with pleasure tnst make snows
to you the invaluable efficacy Of your and
AFFIRMATIVE and SANATlVE FILLS; Gen. w. r Vnon
on INV cured Of Bronchitis by the use Of your
EIpecoisnt Alternative, after having lain sick forty days
the point Of and eminent having exhausted
their k upon Several Of Dropsy and Cancer have
been euEed my neishbohood Ny little daughter was taken
yery fast in giving her your Alters
tive and nearly well. Gratitude toward YOU and
dse 10 beneht the public have induced to write this and
although you, more than welcome 70
THOMAS l.. TUNNELk
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DISEASE OF THE THROAT. &c.

CLARksVILLE Ueot sept IOI IoJIs
Dr. d. Jayne-Desr SIR My daughter some time ago, va
attacked with disease the throat resembling bHoNCHIls
tried various remedies and hycsns bat all to purpose
Night after nigh. passed without little gT Obtaining any 90
most effected an cure and feel indebted to E1peo
torant under Providence comparative good health
The ALTERNATIVE / have tried upon myself and indeed
found Alternative the system In my case when ah othsf
medicines and had faed have never been much In
favor of patent medicines bot convinced that wH
wrong with regard your preparations and feel altogether
willing TO recommend them a. good VIM. u. dOODhUA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
MARRIED..

BLACKMAN-FENNER-A Syracuse, on Thursday. March
by the Rev Mr. ~ r. strc5y MT. wsls n nlschAn Oh 'e
HOYT-CARTEa--At Brooklyn, by the Rev james Tbomp-
SON. Samuel n. Hoyt Maria Weipy, widow Of the ate
James Cater.
suTTON-REHORN-In this city, Third month, March u &C
cordg to ceremony Friends Albert sutton to Doronea
w. Reborn.
wFIIs-WsMYss-On Saturday, March a. by the Rev
a. hobart Brown the residence Of the o1def mother,
VIM f. Wells to Charlotte Courtney daughter OF the Iste
Francis c. Wsmysa-
Philadelphia and Baltimore papers please copy.
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IN EOOD for DEIICATE CHILDHEN and - n l.rD'
ssnsr,llyODu BARRY's REvALENTAA RABicA FOOD %
sAIps nc MI FAIRY Co. No IS New Bond St london
Th, e.ssisn and delicious vegetable dete,ic Universally I'd
I'D and hshly appreciated only for possessing tnose ne
icaa hitherto vainy soush, or "
In other food but aiso for restoring % ~
~ Advantages energy and muscular Ntatyto
the dJspeptc bilious and ana s.nsamptve
~ N az hose suffering from constitutional deoihy. IL i
h.r.nauc ss.nt Of gentle but steady aud ble power
hailed n water beef tea may be eaten BY infants
Iii The most aged and hmm persons being much easily
s,ed than and turning acid Ia the weakest
saemseh Its healing renovatng and strengthening virtues
hat no ether remedy will effect IL enables
she most delicate stomach to dgest wen and appropriate
system good nutritious food instead Of Interfering gith In
expensive, small quantity Of replaces mnoh bu Of
other more costly food aud hence effects saving instead f
causing expense IL edecaay the rios hopele,
esses o. Dyspepsia ndsstionl and iesaty ns Inles
sne the main OF Bsusness Nevousnsss Liver Gin.
pls g9ssney, Pspssion Of the Heat Nervous Hesdsshss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
Asruu. spIrTING OF BLOOD. kc.,

SToCKTON, OWEN Co., Ind sept I5oI
Dr. Jayne-My wife having been severely afflicted some the,
wears with BRONCHITIS and having heard Of the wonderful
sf6cacy Of your EXPECf0RANT for COUGHS, ASTHMA
DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, SPLITTING OF BLOOD,
one box Of sANATyE PILLS aud happy 70 inform VOC
that using the EIpectorant her cough was imnedaey
the difficulty Of breathing and pain pro
80 niets cure J. p SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS.

GERBNsBURa, Mich, January " is9o.
Or. D. jayne Son. Phiada-Gentlemen There have been
great number Of effected BY the Of your preparations
which OF about two old, who ws
nick with Inflammation Of the Lungs He had the best medc
attendance but given iecoyersble when gave am
Of your Expectoran By the Of bottle he was 70
stored 10 health. .7r ,ryv
Truly yours, " - r ~ LIZ ' - "A
Twenty pages Certfcate might be given nom persons %
character and veracity If necessary Read 'aS"e' "'a ~
Ganae for 1850 -, - r.vNu
This valuable Expeeorsnt e only ~ IN " 1870
son, No. 2f2 CHEsTNUT-SThEET faiiadePhhs ""'i'
al Dir. Jaype's valuable medicines may be had a., ,-x
They are also sold by schiessn Brothers Co.. Nos j" no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
COLDS, COUGHS, AND PAINS IN THE SIDE AND
BREAST.

DEAN sIR: In the Fall Of 1913 attacked with mod
violent rakine pain In my left side immediately under my heart
giving the excrucans agony and at times tendens
me entirely speechess think IL brought on oy taxing
cold In the 1t extended all through my
breast growing and worse every day and giving ny
friends soctude concerning tried for nearly
the remedies which recommended for my dis
ease the sku physicians but unfortunately with
hind friend thought Of your EXPECTORANr procured
bottle and before had entirely used the whole Of It, fes
manifest symptoms change for the better continued
using BY the time mad taken five bottles found myself
completely cured BY means Of your invaluable medicine
W. T. w. NJ HARVEY
Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church,
Dr. D. JAYNE. Terrs Haute, Ind, May s, 1913.
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GROUP.

JOIN HARRInAr, esq. Stew artstown, ~ H., whites:
mot long since child Of mine had very violent and distress
ing stack Of Group which must have proved fatal had not Inn
mediate relief been obtained commenced giving your Ex
PECTORANT and within threequsers OF hour the child
having teaspoons breathed with perfect
within tina, time having been Effected"
The Rev JAnEs w. DANIEL, Blsckwser, Morgan Co., KY,
writes; . ..n,,,,r.,,,,,.
BALsAM in my family with the most hePPy effect rods
eight miles to-day for Of ExPECTOhANT, to give
on. of my children threatened with Group"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
SrApBIYG APFRAY.-AbOut /.

SrApBISG AFFRAY.-About 9 o'clock on Saturday
morning quarrel which in progress at No 10 Howard
street. betge Ellen Smith and Alfred Watson was hastily
ended by the latter pungng knife into the womans breast
The Ward police conveyed the injured woman 70
the Station ouse where her wound which not serious
was attended to- subsequently, arrested and be 70
answer charge Of felonious assault.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
New'llprk DAILY Gribm,re

ATTEMPTED FLIGHT OF WITSEss.-Theodore
Cooper the murderer Of Ritter Of the o. Brooklyn
attempted 70 TO see Saturday. oeins bis bail He
arrested and eato Richmond County where be WA com
mitted 10 jail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

hudson RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dee.
e. 1889 Trains win Cbanbersst station a. iobos.
Express Trains and II and to0 m for Sing slns
and $40 D. M for Pought eepEe 1880 and l2zo ana or
p NJ foi Peekskil 5.i5 p Montreal and Buffalo fAason
GER Train with sleeping eaIs leaves slsst daily Al so p ~
The Peek and Sing Sing Trains stop 81 most
the Way stations Passengers taken at Chamber Canal xh
topher and s Trains for New York leave Troy o. o. -
~ SMITH, Superintendent
NETWORK to NEW-HAVEN : BY the
IN ELM CITY, from Peek Slip, Pier No. ~ hsss
River, st 3p IA, and CHAMPION at y. N FAie sI H'
ehHge for bsrlhs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

BURNED TO DEATH Coroner Schirmer held an in-
oue Yesterday on the body Cornelius Wood aged 20 months
Who was burned death saturday The chds parents live
at No Suffolk street. and they had LEFT him alone Ia the room
when bis clothes caught the burning him 70 seoas
ly al 10 result In death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
BRONCHITIS AND SPLITTING BLOOD

MLLvILLR Butler Co.. Ohio, Oct 8, 1851
DR. D. Jayne-I certify that during harvest in July last was
t.len with the BRONCHITIS and spit quite quantity OF
blood oough first took one bottle Of the
IMPERATIVE and then three bottles OF the EXPECTOR-
ANT. which cured JAMES L. VAN hOhN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
NEWS FROM SWEDEN.

Extract Of letter from the Rev. A. WieoeTs dated STOCK
holm, Sweden, March 10, 1851
Your invaluable medicine, the E1pectorant has been
very and breast and scarcely
do without single day Several Of friends TO whom We
have given soe express themselves being much
bene6ted.p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
THREATENED CONSUMPTION.

FONDA, ~, l., NOV D. 1906
fh may certify that nine years since was afflicted with
disease which threatened with Consumption in adonto
which Cough the aggravating kind had been at
tended by eminent physicians without obtaining any durable
relief Al length being reduced to very low state OF health
was indsced to try JAYNES EXPECTORANT and, after
bottle somewhat relieved and after taking
three bottles entirely cured and am Well 70 this day
ISAAC CROSBY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
Respectfully yours, L. L. Hill
From w. W. Winters, M. D., MriledssviIle. m.

i..' March 5, 1885,
Dr. d. JAYNE sonGentlernen: Il h With great pleasure
that your ExPECTORANT 20 those suffering
with Bronchial affections Also ALTERATiVE for erup.
lions or sny arising from inactive dsordered liver,
having used these medicines for tho above mentioned Diseases
with Satisfactory results very respeS.In% S9u'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
Removals..

DEMOVAL.-Mrs. WIN. II. MAXWELL FE-
Ii MALE PHYSICIAN has removed from No "a Lispenard
81, TO No. Greenett, two doors rom Canalst-
DEMOVAL.-W. l.. SEYMOUR has removed
ll 20 the basement Of No IA Pinett, where be pre-
paved ttend TO the purchase and sale OF Real Estate oI
ages, &c, both in this city and country.
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an ANEI

AssALox FLIPPEs Long Point, Washington County TeIs,
writes: OCTOBER a. 1892
Dr. D. jayne Son--Dear ss; Aaother singular u ~
vemdykdbis elects Of your nedseins -
have been afflicted with very SEVERE COUGH, and
rscked with the GRAVEL and this too for number Of
procured bottle Of your EXPECTORANT and two
Of sANATlVE PILLS, and after using them my Cough le
alss used two bottles Of ALTERNATIVE, and
have not been troubled with either disease since
Very truly yours, ABSALOh FLlPPEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
Ocean Gteamers, &r.

EOR sAvANNAH-The American Atlantic
Screw Steamship CompAnys new and elegant 'ts Amssp
HUNTSVILLE Capt John POST WI leave i Tj.tt.
sod to New Orleans Mobile sas MOniss%ss S
tanoora AIS, albany s2S, Columbus, &2l Atlanta. eZl
Nseos s3oi Assass Ell CO., Savannah, sS including oar
mage fare Il connecting points
fIeishts 10 esnts per foot Apply 10 ..,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
ANOTHER CASE OF GROUP.

NRw.ALBANY, Miss, oct ,, 1000
Dr. d. JAYNE L Soy-Gents This Is 10 certify that my
Youngest child 1--WE years old was attacked by the Group
made use of your EXPECTORANT according 10 directions
which immediate relief and elected
In two days / freely recommend the EXPECTORAhf
immediate relief from this awful disease that hurs thoussnds
of epiess infants into eternity every year. -
Respectfully, Il. A COLLINS ACT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
EPIDEMIC CArARRH AND INFLUENZA.
yyRf IIOYD lisbnru Pa. writes:

am Just recovering from severe attack Of influenza or cpl
deic catsh in which disease found your Expecsosnt 70 Be
m inestmabe medicine pr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

Noises IN the Head and Pain. in almost svs per- o. We
Bodv Issbrps Gou, Rhsumstsm, ScroiciA 1872
Dropy Hesrssan Nepses after estsps OF 81 zee - "A -
S,sss solee Ac without nconyeDience OF tny nnes m
Family DispeDssry Hospital Ship ought 70 oe ns,k
The folosins eerti6cstes from two Of the mo@ ennnsN
Chemists In England asd America, are sufficient preo' ~
tues:
Analysis by celebrated Professor Of Chesy ana AnAS
ytical Chemist ANDREW URE, N. " X b, &c; ppv,a
hereby certify thai, hsying e.spined ~ .as "a.
REVALENTA ARABlCA, fod II to be pure vesesaoe
nina perfectly wholesome es.iy dseso hssy % n1n
healthy scon Of the stomach and bowels and thereby
dyspepsia constipation and their consequence
Analytical Chemist
OypIcy OF TIM LABORATORY or JAS r. CETLroE Co.,
No 90 Prince-st, corner Of Mercer, I
NEw.YoRK, March 70, 1850 ,
LANES r GalLTpN, NJ. d. Analytical =, and Consulting
HsvDs made chemical and cro.eopi,si examination Of
sample OF DU BARRY's REVALENTA ARABICA FOOD, We
nsbled that does oouan anything Of dests-
injurious character IL consists Of substances
known be highly nn.rtive prepared 10 such manner .. 70
ycsbs 10 persons troubled with Dyspepsia and See attendant
rreguty Of the bowels debility, kcs
Respectfully yours,
JAS r. Chiffon Co., Analytical Chemists
To Mev.rs Herbert Munro Co.. No 50e Broadway, ~ \.
Sold In canisters In 81 SOL 2b "a u.s. SD IS; I'm,
~ a. a. w DELAVERGNE Co.'S at the corner Of 9Th
and lstbst and By Druggists generally
Principal cents for the United states, -
No. BOZ Broadway tnp stsirll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

T0saI BY oil Roaes-msrch 2aeoo7 bbls Flour 2eoo do
DO. Whisky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

IIOR BRIDGEPORT-Fare 50cts.-The steamer
I BRIDGEPORT ksves Peehshp Z. =, every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY q II seloek noon arrfymS IN
time 70 with the Nsagstuek and Newsyen hsnssds
Freieht taken. - H i't
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AND STILL ANOTHER.

ASHLEY, Delaware County, Ohio, Dec g 1854
Dr. D. Jsyne-Dear Sir; Having aset your EXPECTORANS
I'm nv family and having recently fs almost miraculous
effects curing Of my children, who beyond the skin
of our physicians In Of LUNG FEVER and GROUP,
thought my duty 10 return you my heartfelt thanks r being
the instrument In restoring her from expected death 70 life and
good health. Yours truly, h. b. SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

IN FARE o. To ALBANY.
On and ater MONDAY March 76th 1885, Trains win leave
26th-st Station New-YoTt, 40 follow:
For wuismsbrdse-s:soa m, and $3.50 ~. m.
For White Pains-ll m, 30 and p m.
For White Plains-6;l5 p. m. nom White-st Depot
For Dover Plains-4 D. m from 26thst Depot.
For AbanJ9A Mail and 33o p. Express trains connsct
with the ksw-yo Central Railroad.
Returning, win esvo-
WiliamstI5se- $40 add $3.50 a. IN and $3.50 p m.
White Plsins-5 and 7:2o a m. 11;45 and $50 p. M
Dover PlAins-6a. NJ
Absny-ll q m. Mail and $40 p Express trains
s:2g Mail and $3.50 Express trains connecs
Chatham -Four Corners for al stations Wesssm hairoaa
Baggage Mall and Express train White and Zen
tre.sts, from TO 8l5 a. m. and nom 70 2:to p m.
JOHN BURCHlLL, Asst supt-
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BRONCHITIS.

WnsrKIII, Green Cs, N. Y. Nov. ., 1859
Dr. D. JsyneDes Sir; II affords ges. pleasure 70 ado
my feeble testimony In favor Of medicines some
eight ysars ago had very attack Of Acute broncn,,
and was considered by intelligent phycsns cormsd con-
sunptve By the very nee Of your ExPECToKANT re-
doses Tor ne that time have made
seat use of T. and Of your Alternative and GAMMA
1--WE BALs2M 10 my family and prescribed to others with
the very best results. During the PrSsc.sd npss' q cor.
dies which afforded relief and though they could not cure for
hers was form msady which known remedies could
r,scbl thew AIDED eaty soothing her sgone and for them
she cRershed syefy high regard 1.-THE free testimony Of one
oas forms anything and the Of humanity
Sou $40 " EssneetfuIv yours 90 L. L. HILL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

DROGRESS versus ROUTINE.
QUERU's COD LIVER OIL JELLY,
Patented Aug 90, 1882 ..
the only remedy for consumption and ef Kinds 81 coughs
4 twice more efhcacious than the liquid OIL
Also,
QUERU'S JELLIFIED CASTOR OIL fHssntedD. IL
To BE- had Of The inventor las 5hav and al respeesoe
drurxists. PENFOLD, PARKER MOWER,
No. Is Beeiman-st-, wholesale aesnss
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lave YOU COUGHf-Then use JAYNEs

III ExYECTORAET. u giyss insssdi:ss rsisf v,,v,.
ExPECTORANT-whieh WIN overcome The sp.smccdie con-
traction Of The wind .sbes and ess;s them . ec' ns
so,siion removes all difeuky Of breathing m ,.v,v,.
tosIy Ut VnIi WHOOPIN6 COUGH Then use JArNEs
rYppCTflR NThe best remedy IN the world a. IL snortens
he ii.ess more than onehs and carries the patient sy
HIVE YOU GROUP OR HIvEs1.Thsn use JArsE IN
ExPECTORANT freely, according 70 directions ana you VIII
cnre fs disease In minutes AND many o,rr
0 HAVE YOU BRONCHITIS, C0NsUMPTION SSi nhvnE
PLEURisY, sPITTN0 or BL0op o. any Sns. ant
h remedy for the diseases which cannot 9e IN
The evidence Of thousands sbs have BEEN csd "
testify. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
nrrrn1Na OF THE LUNGS.

ArIsyuLR Va, Jan. ], 1883.
n r- n.., Or. In the wear 1870, In very bad
health MIN Attributed 10 teaching school In the Preylo1s
year was attacked with HEMoRRHAGE lbLEEypppNESSl
OF THE LUNGS but ater using bottle OF your bAfH
TORANT was relieved and have not had an ATTACK sncs
gwen the medicine 10 children Tor the
mo C0U6H and have always found 10 be OF ea
In mitigating the disease. and finally efectng cure
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-28
Another Triumph for Free Speech
II. Clay at Richmond, KY.

Csssius N. Clay won another victory
for free speech. and struck q good blow
in behalf of Republicsnism at Richmond,
KY, the county seat of Madison county,
on the 4th inst This was the day of the
opening of the County Court, and large
number of people of course were present
from the surrounding country.
Mr.. Clay had publicly announced
through both the papers issued at Rich
mond, that he intended to speak on this
occasion, and the subject was much can
vassed in the streets. The more violent
portion of the Revolutionary Committee,
We learn, were for silenciEg him.
At one o'clock, P. NJ, the large Court
House was packed to its utmost capacity
Mr.. Clay took up the Republican plat
form and read it, making no allusion to
the mob, but going on to vindicate the
principles laid down in that platform
Finding him prudent enough to avoid
any mention of the mob, one of the most
violent of them declared that Mr.. Clay
should be "shOt through the head" Mr.,
G. said he claimed the same equal rights
as were allowed other parties, and that he
would stand or fall therel The clam.
or against him continued, but the great
mass cried, ego on"
Mr.. Clay then said /: Gentlemen. !
see what you are after. If nothing but q
fight will do you, we are ready for you.
Now try il. Shall speak. citizens, or
not ?" Yes, yes. go on" was the re-
Spouse from the great majority Of the
crowd. A dozen voices cried out, d" No,
no." To which Mr.. C. replied, "Then
go out" great applause. eff you don't
want to hear !" And they went out,
completely foiled in their feeble attempts
at assassination.
Mr.. Clay made strong speech, which
told with great effect upon his large audi
ence.-C Gin. Gazette, 8M.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-28
The Democrtic Row-de- dow.
INSIDE VIEWS OF THE BALTIMORE coSvES-
TON.
Douglas Stock Plat.
BAErrxoRE. June Is. 2 P. NJ.

BALTIMORE, June 10, L. NJ.
There was q row in the Ohio delegtion
to-day. Dave Todd pitched into Judge
BARLEY. who opposed giving individual
pledges to sustain Douglas under all cir
cumstances. Todd was severe and per-
sonal. while BARLEY took it quietly. The
call of Yancey on Douglas in Washing
ton was merely social visit. They were
old friends. The Douglssites have issued
posters, calling q mass meeting for to-
night. Soule. of LouisiRa. Clingman,
of North Carolina, and other Southerners,
are announced as speakers. The proceed
ings of Douglas friends are calculated to
produce q complete disruption of the par
ty. 1t is war to the knife with them.
LATER.-Ths delegates this afternoon
are much exaspersted on both sides. Any
reconciliation appears moro than ever i'm
possible.
The vote on the admission Of Florida,
Texas and Mississippi delegations will be
the test. Everything depends upon it.
The tendency of things thus far has
been rather to damage Douglas. The
speeches of Montgomery and Richardson
were intensely bitter and defiant.
The town is in a state Of immense ex-
citement. The DouglaSites are out with
bands Of music and professions. and are
holding big mass meeting, with speech
making and SO forth.
Half past ten o'clock.-There are two
mass meetings in full blast in Monument
Square. One of them is a Douglasite
gathering. and the other secessionist.-
The speakers Of each are engaged in read
ing the others out of the party. The Sc
cessionists have the biggest crowd. The
stands of the speakers are only thirty
yards apart.