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ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3l-Later and full returns
from Nebraska, elect Daily, Republican, to Con-
gross, by Ill majority.
FIsED.-Two rowdies were arrested for mo-
hsting q wido-Awake procession In East Ma
chias.-They were found guilty on Friday, and
obliged to pay fine.
II The man who imagined himself wise
because he detected some typographicaler errors In
newspaper. has gone east to get perpendic-
ular view of the rainbow.-Bosion Journal.
OSI HUNDRED Guns FOR LINCOLN AND
HANLIy.-The Republicans Of our city yestcr-
day fired one hundred guns In honor OF the
election Of Lincoln and lIamlin from the Gen.
trail Wharf-Porfiand ddp.
u A dreadful accident caused by the care
less handling Of firearms, occurred short
time since at Norfolk, Va. Mr.. Jesse I. Newell
accidentally killed his little daughter, nine
years old, with pistol which he had just Ia
ken fIom his son. The unhappy father, over
como by terror and rcmorsc. seized knife, and
attempted to commit suicide, but was pre-
vented.
~ young lady In st. Paul rose from her
bed q few nights since to make an application
of camphor to her throbbing temples. by mis-
take she got hold Of bottle Of indelble ink.
The error was not discovered in time to prevent
most damaging effect to the fair ones per-
sonal appearance.
rA large wolf was caught at Molunkus
one day last week.
- The largest pearls offered for sale at the
present moment are four pure and perfect gems
now in the hands OF Mr.. Reed, Of Paris, . mem
Der Of the house Of Tiffany and Co They are
valued at 100000 francs, and are free from
flaw or blemish. They came from the Panama
fisheries. though at what time they were taken
from the shell is unknown (; the larger dealers
on that coast often keeping fine gems for many
years before they offer them for sale, acting
possibly on the same principle as the connois-
sour In art. who clings to his pictures even
though full value be offered.
n A mans reputation often depends on
the place where no falls asleep. lin drink
ing saloon he Is thought . drunkard; II in Q
church, he Is regarded Is model ofpiety.
Tnr PRixcr IN AMERICA. The New York
Times says that large Publishing house in
England has requested two New York report
srs, who accompanied the Prince Of Wales on
his tour In America to prepare an account. to
b ready before the Christmas holidays
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scAnBono. The Republican gain in scarboro
is over 40. The wide-Awakes Of that town
have worked with q will. and tho gratifying
gain, as 1t should, gives them great pleasure.
Under their Influences Scarboro will soon
speak for freedom.
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business Is DULL and doctors are expensive.
A box Of Rc,idiDg's Russia Salve, costing 70
cents, is nine times in ten more ssr'icab,e than
fifty dollars worth Of physicians counssls and
prescriptions. For sale everywhere.
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LATEST FROM PENNSYLVANIA.

PHIL, Nov. 7.-Philadclrhia city gives Lin
,oln 900 maj.
Lincoln gains in all the counties heard from
over Curtin's majority. In the State Lincoln's
majority will not be less than 65,0O0.
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We bave returns from eighty-nine towns in
the State, which give Lincoln "a 500, Douglas
10, $50, Brcckinridge 2oio, and Bell $40. The
aggregate vote falls short Of that in September
but mostly on the part Of Democrats
Lineoln's plurality in Maine will be near
30, 900. Majority over all, about $4,000.
NEw HAMPSHIRE.
The Granite State has cas-, her vote for Lincoln
and Hamlin by large majority. We give re-
turns from a few leading towns, which indicate
. majority for Lincoln and liamlin OF from
Il 600 to 4 900:
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n The wife OF New York merchant woro
dress at the great Ball, the three hounces OF
which cost thousand dollars each. The laeo
used upon the dress was only two hundred dol
4. rs q ward
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u There is o man in Utica, N. Y, so in
effably mean that he charged friend fny-siI
cents for acting rs pail bearer ut his wife's
funeral. He did not present the bill for his
services until two days after they had been
rendered.
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g The Hunnewell House, In Scarboro'.
about three miles from Portland, WAS burned
Monday night, about 10 o'clock. II was un-
occupied, aud no doubt set on FIRE.
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DEATH OF AN AGED SrRAsGER.-Friday af.
ternoon very elderly man, and apparently
very feeble, stopped ut Mr.. Cyrus Coles, in
Cape Elizabeth, and enquired the way to Port
land.-Ilc appeared so much exhausted that no
was offered refreshments, but he declined them.
lie then started ON the way, rs directed, but
was soon seen by woman 10 go out ofhis way.
As soon rs the husband returned no was in
formed Of the fact, and with lantern made
search for the old man. Not finding him the
neighbors were alarmed IND they all turned
out, and about nine O'Clock they found him ly-
ing in ditch.-lIe was taken to Mr.. Geo. II.
Pickett's house, well cared for. and said he
should pass the night comfortably. lie how
eyer. sunk quietly away aud died on Saturday
morning about daylight lie gave his name rs
Barney Haley and said he was 80 years of age.
lie stated that he was on his way to see the
oldest man in Cape Elizabeth, though he could
not tell who that man was, and gave information
that lei To the belief that he has resided with q
son-in-law In BddefOrd. Ills funeral win take
place this afternoon from the house Of Mr.. Geo.
II. Pckett.-Poriiani Argu.
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Threatened Raid on the Capital.

Nrw YonK, Nov. IA dispatch to the Com
mercial says Il is rumored at Washington, that
Gov. Wise win make . raid on that city.
Much excitement, with considerable disunion
sentiment prevailed there.
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Lineoln's plurality in the State. 7o.l6o.
Andrews maj. for Governor over all. q, 73e.
All the Republican nominees for Congress.
except Bnrlingsms elected. BAily. in the wor-
eester district. ID elected by 1000 majority over
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MASSACHUSETTS.

While we are sorry to chronicle the defeat OF
the gallant Burlingame for Congress, 1t gives
N, pleasure to announce that. despite the efforts
o, the Beacon Street Ari'toeracy. who struck
hands with the lowest classes to be found in the
haunt, Of iniamy and vice in Boston, the Old
Raw State Is true to Freedom.-The vote indi-
Gates the election Of the Lincoln ticket BY some
10000 majority.
Orr first dispatch from Boston was received
Alta O'Clock, and reads thus:
"Rice Is elected-Burlingame Is DEFEATED
Nothing yet from abroad" 9. o. O.
Rice's majority Is about 400, and Buringsme
lacks 200 Of choice. weappend few returns
from some Of the towns to show how the vote
ru,s s,enerally:
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An Unwholesoino Organization.

Only few years ago the democrats OF
the United States Senate refused to place Messrs
Chase, Seward, and Wade in the craftsmanship
Of any Of the regular committees, because they
belonged to can unwholesome organization. I"
They could not pronounce the shibboleth OF
slavery, and we're, consequently, denied their
full rights rs representatives ofsoveregn states.
But change has since come over that squirm-
ish body Messrs. Chase. Seward and Wade
do not any longer stand alone on the floor.
and the Presidents organ, the Constitution, Is
forced TO admit that in the next senate the d.
visisn Of parties will be nearly equal. Itpub-
fishes the subjoined tables:
I" The next senate will DO composed thus:
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BIDDEFORD VOTE.
TOWNS IN MAINE.

TOWNS IN MAINE.
We give returns from number OF the larger
cities and towns in the State, outside Of York
Coun,v. 20 give An idea Of how the vote runs:
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-09

Thayer. Both branches Of the Legislature
nearly all Republican.
RHODE ISLAND.
The aggregate vote is Lincoln, l2,o7s, Dou-
glas TOTS. Lincoln's plurality, 4lo3. Well
done, Little Rhody
CONNECTICUT.
Republican majority 1000 or 5000 over all.
Returns from seven counties give total as
follows; Lincoln, 33,2l7 Douglas, 1892 |;
Breckenridge, Il, 500 Bell, 1910.
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New hsonsde Limerick and WATERFORD not heard om. We
understand tina all these owns Republican
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atwflnot the OF
representatives honest economical admins
heuntel millions Of
patriotic
the rrd
OF eemen all
efrSat Atlantic coast the
both sides
fathe
demand TO the pohcy OF
honorei leaders,
Thanks
policy
Rub
indicate the election inc
hom2
mini 5ownsb2 and Lincoln
n Lnns plurality GU county near
weciye returnsho mtownsha FRONT
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Gbe anion &sonrnal.
STATE OF MAINE.

Biddoford, Mo-, November o, 1850.
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Pennsylvania and Indiana will send Black
Republicans in the places Of Messrs. Bigler and
Fitch, and hence we put them down, though
their successors have not yet been elected. Mr..
Douglass position is such that he may or may
not act with the South and hence We class him
with neither. II DIR. Gwin Is reelected, the
democrats and conservatives will have thirty
Ave instead Of thirty-four, and he Is defeated,
IL will stand thus
Democrats and Conservatives . 81
nepaollcahs = D,
Mr. Douglas
"In all probability Kansas will be admitted
or the first session Of the next, which will make
the Senate almost tie"
The unwholcsome organization" has had
q remarkable growth. SO that we should not
be surprised II. in four years more. the original
three viii be counted at forty. The little black
bottle Of smoke which the genii discovered to
the adventures In the Arabian tale expanded
In volume until the smoke became thunder
cloud, and the sky enveloped with its folds.
Such the history OF Republicanism in the Senate
must appear to those who lately refused II q
local habitation and name.
e 1t viii be seen BY notice in another
column. that the Hon. Edward Everett has been
secured to deliver his elaborate Grafton tho
early Days Of Franklin" in tho new City
Hall. two weeks from tonight As Mr.. Everett
Is the most distinguished orator living, the
number who will listen 10 him will be limited
BY the capacity Of the Hall. We are glad to
zee that Il has been decidsd to put the tickets
Of IS cents each.
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~ Advert,.ers are particularly request
Al H. hand i'm their advertisements - early IN the
veck As possible In order To secure ,helr lhsei-
lion they must be received BY Wednesdsynoon-
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Executive DEPARTMENT,
Augusta. Oct. -, 1907
An adjourned session OF the Executive Council
will he held at the Council Chamber, In Augusta,
on Thursday the fifteenth day OF November next
avl, Attest, NOAH SMITH, sec'y Of state.
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STATES FOR DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON:
Not any.
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We copy from our Extra issued at O'Clock,
A. NJ, Wednesday Morning, the following
, 1860-06-23

New York, Iuue z2 -Nr. o 5 Wood, one of
the oIdeut aud most accomplished te'egraphers
in the country, snd who for several years has
had the Management Of the Canadian lines,
went TO Europe on bu-,ness connected with his
profession. During his scjourn in London Mr.
W. made many inquiries touching the prospects
Of the newly projected telegraph line bet~een
Eng and and Auezica by the way Of Green1aOd
and Icf:s.d. The resui, Of these inquiries he
SUMS up in the tubj ,'ued paragraph. Hh:eh Is
extracted from one Of his letters TO his friends
in this country:
''They Ghe new Company will accomplish
nothing except making surveys. We sha lnev-
er See Europe and America connected By te3e
graph vA Greenland and Iceland. Ths mo'e
Inquiries U.ake the better l sm satisfied tha:
we will soon hare erect line working suc
cess'ulIy across The Atlantic, and hope that
you may lire many .eArs after Its accomplish
Ar. Wdad strongly deprecates tie difficulty
which b :. recently sprung up between tho press
Of the Gniled States snd The American Tele-
graph Con pany, in consequence Ut the extra
ordinary measures Of the latter, aud predicsz
that the Inevitable result Of the quarrel will be
the establishment Of rival lines thr. ughout the
CountFT.
, 1860-06-23
The Crops In Franre.,,

Orr Paris ayr eul ur:l orresro dent VT ts: II have
beef tu 4klng tour H. Mig tt oat ctopA on eo1 d.
fh.. n nbsT gtye itttr EinE Information
than nt' ura hs pos9bif IhT Vtoat p'au has
end in y, q. cu ii he tetule plain Will b ends he.
tvecs tie Med SEA- sid tla o-san a"ne ths
ronne Il !, IN r tlosrn aTd v nns VA u We - r.
ts i a an e raees Ct nss yeo
s had On qury that .nea Is ths s''a 'os tao:
,h. r1-t i u6 strnF md ear~d tn=t the viii q
small Takn: Thu n t1he tce and sup onE eIvfavt :.
IL e3ht rYrs1tent o. Is th. 'hc es Will o. ba
abnve III avcrs3s Bl.taur aad Q nasdy h.seae"od
anuear1nce bur +uch is not tho e-*c With f1e.rdy, ham
tsxLe p IT Of ttr Ill., ec. III ih"ss VII ces VIII tr
vii rn to- att. Tee toot Tue aEe ttss bad
there lir r. ches where t!h'eg las &o~n, ~ u
aSu,e pin the farn*fs p:eer 70 pillow up. 10 SO
mans lids the whrat t on the E.ou1 The tialE T.
t,, ais ard tic certain be small. TIE ess will
Il, I c me rus net. Of IF e. 10 3.
r. q 90, q II H. Y Fl g
&c l. aud liz a TX Is hsye btsI roo lnl'ed Prices
Inv srne uE and WHEAT sbVll ye!teediv ON 2@A4
u Ito p4scs lilies Ire now bn.i Ehe ii Nutea
rtiua -lEesdg int der at c m'nE ss.1o 1roo those
ou. e. nd have d,ul. III with" mo th r. stx
xxeek.. phrat wall bs wofA ttre II G3f3z. Nov. We
havc ats nc' c't'esl Tine; 1he n ID ~ atee, as
{. o,uces nnse tha, lA o.n eon.Anpivn = d *up
fdrs nre LII % b. expected f. m 'ucse qu fftr
~ cons auen o9s to os 0,da 0 ~ 9s es"te ana
m mn I;s r!ss aid 'Rh' ba buy ng IL he Nc Ind
10 Atuerc itfUtt two onthe taPec1ko "a te1."ts
ay1tr t1t iake r.es by tnesfurc ard tia urA
wilkins ii cur 81 cat >nasl Ibis ave
r. Ia,i3ne miss lg ahd tA1t Fiance 3te twsd
.,r ng June tin B.ittary Al s IN ne = y
rs Oh lLe .ptt bass uot .ncsrtei; FRS CT
I'll LiG.tf.
, 1860-06-23

Wool, SALTS IN N,cu1s a-rle American cit'ze7 pub
1tsh. d at ] .ekstn, s3t:
The folio o.srs thvn:ur. Of the Wool rua'k.t Jester
a. ?. .s ns. H. e. eemp ss t. q q
liz 4pe monev. >pee,s ems 1were sEa'ch.d 10
1ser vi. r. oad. Of WOOL wer+ mark tdlc us cy
r mp iii e : ire I'D ihe rice 1t,e n,i";
f asss: ;g:ss = saiS 71x. H. rs g ;. ), 4
%, s now hr ke IN TIC St7tr. Ihe NIB
II b l}.rAin he treess " setdAy v sttt en-
tty in wLose rr>..t*,i tho N It In ccntd.a
may be aced. ws 10 u tia, A. A-L - !;he w.,taet
lie s,,r M k.t fhe heaviest ,ead gh Ia0 i, b
lou Ing La nnel Ltsee. ~. tro tlhe Bu Fl r
VI, P.s Wi W. seoa ID Il. e:
a.o !. reported .h.s 4ss ~ p,,a In
ye* eia1y 'os kasafn snonT.
correspondent Of The tolt xlss,t.sr, It Saline.
fart:
@ BY: s: :s e. :s. : ,'
/. evidently tie ~oulcs. cay Of The 49,
''s's ss~ ~: |, &c, of roe
s1s es ses . r T.
sis:s: o>Lcd i, 1. yaudtatussh. o c-mden--nsd sd<is
II rcav snd Friday of as. 9+ef.n ns be bill tn she
market At 'ts n'7re aud pr.hs NJ than 80 .
oroAU n were u ush ~ nrslcss On iho :twe ca.'
It p!tce hanging SC to &5t. Orc ut for <tc the
hlshs. rsu.e have le = II b-'n nd .hs 10
>ud., Ice: wrs not ,ite 80 frn. nd he svnp vas
unch s1,ak t14u he pFecoul. 1s.lcFdAY
prices 4nted i'm sifo &sc--1Codea'e' H. Eu1llc-n.
The Wtol Make. las cn quite bsi>k n TIL. y dur.
!. ,he PVT xtek r,ees have bssn .: = & Is
M.sn war ID At a nt-. 81 to haze been &C.
tf41 cterk .! b-y.r psun' urged u BEL lsn 49,.
i il .easen. un Tue.d,y, II: ct. w.s'dld With woo
and s4ld II nom 10 t0 Is .eu'sIMarshall ssat .rna
Wool In vest Is lis height 1u.t 'ow he ,sieet.
t .tt ~ 1s n n@ess thu~ed 'y.r h- wsso s"1
o.. xoo buy. ~ .a.s ths. pssrr :. 70 n,'eh
h. range 1t pnc .a.1 praA ta4f csa !ari.1 tnas
iu a d. .aaty <.+. eets vii L. ptA fot the cnned
asse u Of the VERY be*. clips Of crf equity has,
t4A4sd Ia n 4ke -Uls sAf,se- sai4>--,
, 1860-06-23
MARINE; JOURNAL.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. .1uae -.
Sim Cone Morgan. Grad ilaveu Is n.st, tbs tons
rssp J. ta,ee.. Erowa st. 10 ept, 70 lumber. 100
l,rats. ':'' = t.: eS; ss:'a I v. los ,uner
Nm: ss'z*a 81 .E r s g.; i: IT, sesss ss
St; St; asn s: s.ts II r. ts:
sear ~ H. = w. rs n oas*. : ls,h.
sear & .;:issa. ss rms Is ,aH:s1
srbr ts.S Fo4er. Smith .tk River. :, copts wood,
:ehs E. y. ~.o.sr: j.ss>on Ma ftsor. ps III iunoes.
81. r e'soS ,n5 %::ste. =! sp'd' ~ood
sear e. -. Rs a4Es. Y IT. ~. ?, n lumber.
ST ioI /. s.s = :, = y sos: wood
scnT Ma.. >pr41t, re lw4 IL eora. wod.
senstalea.t., Long. e. atuas ~ - eeda wood, bbs
sehr t.s,.i Es.enoa P*a,gser 8, eaa. &aot1a bolt.
srhF Anlst oooln !, Fur Cove, 60 cords wood 80
seAsa \: l.:<., wele>. c1.y r.ats. 81 e:Fds wood,
selr SspeisoS Icgss, cAveand :.ton, ois,y 50 toa.
sehr tasdss,s. ~ . s.ns+ shsboys.n, & &asassoed ~
81 81 : ss: s' 1%s 8
eehr Il nd, Neu,.y. ror. Sheldon. ss ca,ds ~ooa.
sea1 ssus IL -: Conc ce'eana' tons p's ton' Is
s.! !: H. ,ssi 81 !an,s; s.aie
schr .r sde JoaIson. kcwaaa. 10 cords bark, II N
sehr se~ nanpshlse o,n.ssoa. Tvs r:vcs. 70 n lnm
s:hr as.sel.. caapsl.e, B,yes. rl.. =; "a l7fab-E
seo1 @ TENET Walse Lake. 81 NJ ,luba. ~ n
ses~ y a!@;, S4i as1 Sh'ss Like ~ ,:to:4 .*.+s
Sow III. Fsrnoa, uolls,ez s,uta Hav,n Is lumber.
CLEARED.........-..1uns:4 - 1885,
u H. Arr "A kHR
, 1860-06-23

WASHINGTON, June al-TLe Post Office De.
6cietcy aid ro-s R~ute bills are tho ouly ones
OF general public character now pending be-
tween the two Houses with rae exception Of
the tarG AL the p.nn:ylT .pia Representa-
The loan bill, und ouIy three Den,.c ats re ,rded
their names in ths nexat,vs. namely Msssrs.
C"bb, tlo1ence, and Aarsis Of l.ltnois, The
affirmative WAS mixed ro'r Of al parties. The
Seuate passed the bill alter it lett il II u.c.
Congress hiss changed the title Of I'ur.er tn
That Ct Paymaster, il the Navy. The British
ea.s ADOPTED te's NE sumo resrs ago.
to Cologne
, 1860-06-23
EHlRfT-SlXTH COyCRESS-FIRST SESSION,

W4sHsa1os. Fzday. June =.
.SksArs.-Ar. Latham offered d resolution
uhiect1nR me Secretary Of the Senate to uaT
Rraas1;. aa;naef ot The aatary Of the late Senator
The House iii foi 1b. r.,tse hs'st1sd; ~ .,,,
1llt1o's was passed, ~o4nt!'
sa ton'asaon ensced, many Sanatora ha;nc
VI III Inc noor A. once, making separate motions'
a;o1 H. 1soI mosea 10 proceed TO executive ses-
o..a' nc o-iteFed that uuleas this div ~.
spent In considering EXECUTIVE hns,na.y " shs
senate you'd bs detained here next vesf 'Ao
:, Ar; tutee aud Nr. Trumbnil thon.h, .,..
LsRi-ta''Te business 5 ou!d ha fnisted heta-s
TEE E.scu1lse business, ~ the latter coul,t ~
ORR till the It session. ~
Tue motion to 10 into Executive Ses,;or
defesred. there being but ona yo.s IN he n, rnos
niive. 1s o1t1a
Ar Fitch reported a resolution supplement.
ar to the ore already passed, providing that
tae Secretary Of tbs Interior shall contract for
me erection or purchase OF I Government
ff'ouoX busean. instead Of the Superintendent
0. ne Public Printing. as provided In the re-
cent Law passed
The twenty million loan passed the Commit.
tes Of conferences on the Legislative bill report
ed. Agreed to.
a deba'e occurred on the California mail
service without actiou. Recess to ?. 81.
Inc sens'e asssmbi:d at o'<lock- Bill. OF
u.
koute bill vas resnne1- Ar. Latham advocated
the Overland ron'e. A long debate followed !.
latd as','e. The Pvst Oils. Deficiency Bill was
atoastH and some amend0ents axreed to.
with nj action the Senate adjourned.
docss s-Ar Morris Of Illinois asked, but
ta'lsd TO obtain !eaye. to in,rod c. q resolution
providing fer committee OF thrre to iayss,i
Nr. F"wfer's defalest'on.
on motion Of Mr Burcb, the unfinished bust
ness was transferred to tha next session.
lhe House passed tbs resoFusiou-s8 against
s2-r rp,rted Wednesday By Mr.. Gurieys frcm
the @ e 'om1ttee on rtintirg. and amen. I'd by
Nr. Bennett
Mr. A ley. from the Pest Office Committee re-
ported bill authorizing 20 s.ai Contract from
Se1 orieans or Nooi arouad the Mexican
Gu't, touching at tWelye ports, according TO Mr.
naste erl1eid's proposition. It Vas srts rred to
Inc Connittss OF The Whcle on the Stale Of the
Union.
Ar. Ts*sb4rne of III nois rer-rted from The
COMMITTEE at toufereuce on The Pes. Office
uencency b u that they were uuati. To axtee,
and asked 10 be dlscaar4 ed from iur,hrr ser.
'tc-, and that the a}nnss insr IN ,ts sueud.
sneLts. with yrFb~ 81 crations :, otinx tho in.
lana service dlscon:iL ued in March, 1861. ex-
etpt where the same expired BY lu,tta1,on Or
improved The service turn'shed By raii.oaA or
0therw sc, TetsiniE the 1sao, Sc amer contrart
clause, the Post II ..s.r General M. to be de-
barred fom discon inning or curtail NJ tho ser.
vice in accaEdance With The eais,ius lass.
lit. M'iss sa,d it was almost mo1ally certain
that the senate wouli net sg.ee 10 the House
amendment
Mr. Washourre h.d s7ery rea.oo to expf ct q
favorable 1tsult. His moaon was agreed TO.
ayess5. poe* nor counted.
The Loan and rrca casury Note bill il syrnps:s Of
wh'eh he's been heretofore glveu.) WIS passed,
by s. axa11s,17.
Several pr'a bills passed. Adjourned.
, 1860-06-23

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Fx particular of hs burning ct ths H. B. Span, linz x.
news colnmn.
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LAX SUI tcfof, reports = follow:
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havt ,ud Ethaa Allan. Tbs 81. j. La vas seen ju;
sehr 1:dusry. o detroit, ran Into ths
& j.. ,us oswtro bu1d d. o W.. H. 1ss
nd T.. rs3ss
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en e1., M astsd se*-l bound up. ~
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Passsd S'ssrots, .Tsas 2lss.
rs. Mae Losf.a tt1s klo Ur4nds sehfs filon
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consest Col tAe LIDS, a Bradley.
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, 1860-06-23
New York Wool N1Qrke ct.

Our mnrset outt u the seniun OF u sytda l. d.
yer.ed e, lhe WootgrovTg str Ats wi Ta Ahe sunR Ind
col IN Is VIC ptokrl-n v III NOR. wa y. PIicea aufe
ceal r. lie een,rsl urge for dee il. si4l We
te P.nn>yly Il. OHIO. benE: t0223c for SaxunS
10 af oos d., ts4 price, ate su lsu eEcoufa4e
he ovth Of the article. but no. szo bt4n.ly heh
when ,eea!d to he taste a wan's efs naan.ess
mapug.c urirE h.r tut ha1 prn tn kn. that
Vi IONS sueh euece han ~ ns ias weo :1sw
tonuect with the g.neIl t'ad. AID that uo tt + {
sucess,f, oou er.nre will ns o. 'o a. 'he grover
Of shIs We have only n to The fact that the
ctuses generally the are II suyers a~Ays II the
o,.tnc al The s7s*on The ,ranxact,rf tOmptfa
IS % D. N4tl - &c and u led s5a:e for The rner
aud q &c t1 he lse1 % ~ Cal fosna ~ i:a &c
~ ut &c month"; CO. d. Cape Aad ~ do.
tn.y.nA Ind Mexican On pf.va1e tarm'.
, 1860-06-23

New loEK, June ..-Th- NsraAt. journal Of
tomH:tr.e &c., contain ed'tor.,'s strou. .1y con-
Jemaatorv nj The Executive Con miltee Of the
American Telegraph Co tor their extraordinary
demands and threats against the Press, and
urge stcekl'old.rs to come forward At their
meeting next Thursday and preserve their
property from tue certain destruction Of mad
men who nov coptrel it.