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EUROPE.
TIE mails brought ~ the Europa, which called OF
tie 9Th inst, reached this sity last evening
ITALY.
PIEDMONT AND THE PAPAL STATES.

TCRIs, Tdunday.
Tie Opiaione publishes an ,:tOie referring to Gen.
LamOrieeres recent order of the DIS IN the i0l'"ig
terms:
- The principle Of non-intervention ca0no, he APP
pied until the Papal Government disbands tie Ipre'gu
tordes which IL has assembled against ils neyhecrS
This crussde against Italy may bring about com?n's
tiops and serious disturbances if the resolution be no
taken to dispense it,"
The Opin,one councils the Pontfeal Government 70
distand its 20 0o0 foreign soldiers, and gays;
" The Papal Government must understand that for
the peace Of Italy exrcaton ia necessary from the
abnormal state Of things which has hitherto wearied
the patience of ali the Powers."
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER o. 1866

Last nigh: the Msrchsse Vllamsrra nSaved IN
suctioDs from Count Cayour to put huGt Il II ciose
relations with Gsr;balci on bis arrival,
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-Ex-Captain Carpenter Of tas Sixteenth Ware
Police. was thrown from his csf la Carius street lsa
night and seriously injured. He was taken homo
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Happy Escape of the Prince.

HIS RECEPTION IN CHICAGO.
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HAMILTON.

ANOTHER oUTBURsT OF WELCOME.
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PRINCE OIL WALES IN THE UNITED STATES.

HIS RECEPTION AT DETROIT.
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THE PEOPLE CRAZY.
The New York herald., 1860-12-08
Political IutsIIiGsnee.

1HI Bosros kAroEAIu Mr.. Msses Kimbau hes sc-
cered the republican nomination for the ooe Of Mayor
Of Boston. rr Joseph H. wighsmAn democrat, n ms
opponent.
Nav HAxPsHRx PotmH-colonei john n George has
b<ou dominated as the democratic candidate for tn,
Second Congressional district OF New Hampshire He
has accepted the nomination In eloquent letter, In
which be presents the present alarming condition Of the
cornry with great force drecnse He reviews the
Indicating the growth o. the anti slavery party
for quarter OF century back, beginning with tho al
vent Of George Thompson, member os ,hs British Par
LEmert whose mbsion 10 instl aboliloaisn, into
tLe minds Of the people OF New England
Tbs COMING CONVENTIONS ExrRA SESSIONS or SoUrH.
xs Wednesday the election Of delegates
to The STATE Conyenton took place South Csrena on
the 10th INST the Legislature OF Louisiana will
extra session at Baton Rouge the lIh The South Caro-
lins Conyention will meet In Charleston 25th dele
gates viii be chosen to the State Convention OF Aaba ma
on the "a OF January delegates win be elected 10 the
State Convention Of Georgia. the 3D. The Florida Goa
vent'on will meet the 7th the Alabama Con veptou
the called session Of the Virginia Legislature the
tonventioL OF Assiss pp viii meet and the 9,h the
Georgia state Conver lion will be held.
JOHN BILL LNooISs CABINET The Nashville
Poti Gays that has been pot In circulation that
Mr. Bell las been rendered position In the cabinet OF the
President elect Hon Abraham lincoln. II 10 authorized
e nv that the ruor entirely destitute OF foan atoo
No such tender has been made, either directly In
The New York herald., 1860-12-08

ia uonshs 500 w. RIO Grande 20 Ibs., private 2sol
California and Mexican. ~ ihs. 20kc 81 10 cssn
LxArxR-rhe market this veek has been unusually
oal but few buyers have been n the market sales are
light
nosAsss The marke, was quiet Sales OF 200 bbls
Rev Orleans were made at aucs0a part prlces ranging
ecm rso soc % do ai private sAe .t s3c AMI 70 do
~ SO
rAvAI SsoxSs quiet and sales limited Small lots
Sriu turpentDe were reported at $40 for shipping lots
uf n $50 for New York barrels
PkoyLHoss -Pork-rhe market continued to be sus-
sAined, with sales OF about 800 bbs. as $l6 rs
olf for un'nspeciec, and 5ll for prime Beef wss in
limited demand with ssleE OF 225 bbs at % so so for
rcpackcd wesern ard s1l for extr do Cnt meats
ceavy, small sales Of hams were made ~ 9Ho loo. /,
And Of shoulders at $40. Lard rm aud IN fair
aoest With sales OF ITO hbls al 10s 1870. Butter and
cheeee were dull and rales moderate.
RIcu was quiet at 22ic. s4o. per Id.
sUoARs were Inactive aud transactions coafned TO
Email jobbiDg lots included In which soe com non
pados al New Orleans at 5xc and fair TO prime DO a.
sxo 6xo.
foHAooo.-rransaotions were Of retail character 10
hhds Kootucky at 90. l21sc 70 bales Havana a. 500
use 200 bales yara ~ p 40 bales SaSua o. p ~ u
cAsas seed leaf at $40, l5c.
WooL.-There Is little no demand for this article
and prices the ost part nominal Small parcels
of pued been sold 1t decline OF about &c. prices
ourrent the panic No sales Of importance have
been made thiz week In any description % ar
learn.
wHsnr.-rhe market was heavy and lower, with
BALES Of 200 bbs. at l7Kc.
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puvuance ~ chsrter 80 a~s q isiS that all FARES
mauss unpaid he is DAY o. Jsaus nest will be sh.rrei
with inervs st Ae rAfe osnt calculated
from he 7sd q October: lsao 70 dSls q psyueai
JAMES X eL.Y. Kscslver NJ rarea
Crfcx oy REcrIvHn TArrs New York. Doc T. 1853
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SATURDAY DECEMBER g. lseo-rRpLE SHEET

RE-. Soy is-Ar LEasa. Meaas and fremont, Baker
VICE. TsSe IL, rosT1plns ss. I,i,sa syGSs
tPrs srsAssHrr AsIAl
Qrrsssrov, Nov Ne a >sss. ~ & 9nes1ssowI, yao r.
sssr.s%oals % rs,qs.ae a oussnstosn ssoer Bsss
Arr mCsn fsam A. ana a,ss Lucy 5hompson 9. Liverpool
Art from Charleston Indus,rie Bordsaur Psqua Al
American Ports.
Rcao AANDAiA Dec e-ATr schr Helen Mar kicsersos,
.hss Rss x sn 5cssps wsy
roreans Teersph NSEss.on Ro eout
srS r. ,Sm tyerpoo bark Ma. Hlsr f
nss yssps IL ess d. saepaore Sarts Poao . s
ss. vs:n wind Nv bark. sS
brEs lay hsHFrsss Ave suslnaT Foster ana Eaeirs
osso via Hampton Roads osprs9 Mash sasoos Ayrss
sSns S s passs 9n S f
sr Mary @ Taylor B.ssstt NPsdSoTd SD s'sam.hS .n
ho.lsfatm; 5gs hunboldt oamsge Barbados; Frances
BRIsToL Dses..Irr sloop Hs,ven Oerwin HYort.
v vCaAhLEsioN Dee s-AIr schr 8 waring, Smith, Eew
lssbes Hsyre; Aramnsa Dimou Maanzss (and cid
Hh, Ann SUSAN Pearson, NYork Sid ship Minerva, Moore
an Arr steamship ccIumbla Berry. NYors CID bark Es
joseph soSa
GITH roIsf Dec s-sslow Br ship Avon from Liverpool
DsaTos sGss .o ,San psscss JSo@S. sosS. s.
rALL hiNkt, Dec Sid Rchr Adele Felicia Cartwright
rssa .Sr Js ard S'efa osrs sono
sa ser pecaer sssrous sYork aoops deniu Jones and
Knapp. stony Point Vim Henry NYorK SD schrs joe and
NfW BEDFo BID, Dec Carr schr u n uodfrey Elus Hal
uore land sd for porasseo. Sid 9th scfr Posoac Ray
YETBURYPoRr. Dec Sod ship diendower tusw, hoo
toss, E%eri2n senT sYork ,,,,-
New Yorf soops Borden Collins sid lommercs, rylar
rA kiver for do snd s remain port AN 6h Sid schrs
wonder american Chief. Geo LAnfar Isabel Alberto DA
9Th. Ans Lucy White Arey Crom Ro:kland,. Kew
ssrv ssandsh d Paine and o d Kias Pa-schr Dane,
NEw HAyEF, Dec e-Arr schrs " Bsmsrt Parker, and =
Parker Parker, Virginia; Ohargsr Mshsn; Quaker Oy
JAmsn, and Pres Jaokson New 5ruoswck Accunulalor
a.,on 10; vtco;ine sTep w Cd sris Irssrms' ms'
ThonpsoP fo-to R.po rchra Miranda ard. do Lanion
PURTLAsD, Dec 5-Arr Br steamship Canadian Graham.
Liverpool VIA iocsoadery seh Union Craotree ohses,on
Hobs Paw casrss seh dsaaas c,so.n syn s enH1
rnOvISCEioWa, Dec o-Arr brig Vesli, Fuller, Calves
PRovIDsNCR Dec s-Arr Pelican Baker NYors;
sch achpse, Cock sevAnnah Comnsncern Chief Marin
Eng howes and Naisd Queen Hulse Raiimors Below
sssr reported % DO The Bs9ns Crowe from Alex raudris
s scs assns Bss by9s NJ s ss @
Yo,k; sloop Translation Hawkins DO
RIJHM0sp Dec 5.Arr schr Hampton. xddsas, Nyork
Bid schr VIM Gregory, Va t1ce do
RoCKLAND, Dec s-sld scsrs Mary Wire Brewster Pal
las French % Lu9ar fhonas Melbourne Hunt Hortoo
Hatch and Oregon Graves sYork orn oow Smith, yins
ssVAKsAH Dec Arr .tesmshp Alabama s,herck
Eycsk Cd schr Y Davis johnson, fYort.
sALEh: Dec g. Sid schrs r saunders, somers aud II
seRs y sesr bssn s Sss' ooos is psasless f'A
sannsrd, NYork brig knight Park. Csrdsnss sears
williams Hopkins 81 Thomss; fredk Williams, Oates, Port
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Ds nxpAvps-urH v4xsR rsarcArss on suTssp
fprf.~t.oss vorr s1vnef ies srfsDta n fant aAeie
osrs :. sasus osa coatre = f.re lss r,tes a,sns s
tr.mse = a srsN .ga1s a y Oa sp'sssPs
The New York herald., 1860-12-08

HAVANA, hATANzAs AND NEW ORLEANS.
BnEvnLs From New York st arriving ~ Havana es and
New Orleans Oh From New Orleans ISL Havana l5lh,
riving a. New York 73d.
srAs wEsT-From New York sh arriving at Havana
l<h. From New Orleans Sd Havana 20h arriving New
York 3Oth.
CAnAwSA-From New YORK llA, arriving a Havsns IosA
And New Oreans Nh From New Orleans 16h, Havana 3A
arriving at New York Sd.
PMI1DEIrmA-From New York 18th, arriving at Hsysns
3h. rom New Orleans 3d. Havana 9Th, arriving 81 New
York l2h.
DI soroyrom Eev rovk zls arriving At HAVANA ssh ana
New Orleans 10th: From New Orleans kh. Havana Ssh
Ftying at Kew York lfh.
ExrIRK CIrr-From New Yoeh 1ash arriving n Havana
81. From New Orleans l3h Havana l6lh arriving as New
FORK 2isk
QUAKE CrYY-Frou New York and Havana every twenty
days From new York Dec 5, arriving ~ Havana 10Th.
h.rs.smFrom New York for AaApzas on tAs A Of sacs
KARHAK-from New York for Havana via Nasaau, Mp,
the A vA OF alternate Cunard steamer a New York
EBWhen the above dates fall Sunday the steamers VIII
SAL Monday eIcept from New Orcans When the dstes
fan Monday the steamers vii lsavs New 0rlsAns ihs
dAy prevtous-
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An pa~kages and srs intended for t Ssw YoRx KsaALs
sAozid be sealed.
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SO lsl 100 lci $780, e7,ll7 2se

Entsved al the port SO l6l l9o Ici ss2 sa s7l7 2ss
Thrown MARKET. SO 9eS 634 lOA 1885 90 $50 500
BY the above table IL will be seen that tho goods
eered tho past week have exceeded In value the amount
Tor the sae period in the two previous years, while the
amount thrown upon the market lesE than that
OF 1852 but rather larger than that ef 1855 The Aggre
gtes since the l OF January last within abou. eight
nors Of the entries for the time 1852 and the
an cunt thrown upon the market this year Ia about
IL IL million behind that OF ss year. while both have
been largely 10 for the amounts In 1853 There
hn not been time for the panic 10 act IN Europe yet
checking and reducing the amount or foreign Imports
N The fabrics entered tor consumption wool amounted to
sil82ss cotton to sf0, 40 silks TO tl82 5o3 fax to
es3 Sl0 and mis- eaneors articles 10 80 so2. Total
Sso2lIS We annex particulars
ILLUSTRATIONS on Day GOODS PoRr New YORK
fos ms SxKK EsDwG Dso Z, 1850.
ksteref for CoaSsapt,oH.
kgIosY Val
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We have 70 note another du week Ia the trade daIer
oOa M o eircuy IN rsrIns collections :. iSs soess
ses asoount OF the wliDsness Of their customers %
pay, than the difcaty Of remntlng vhou heavy sscr
Gees In the cost of exchange Eeu York Some houses
are informed by their Southern frlends that II
compromise could be made cn the price Of exchange,
ooollecsiops might prove more promp, ana nocrsl.
come have ascedsd 70 this arrangement ard sob
rntsed - reductions rather than 70 risk delay IN remit
tanree 10 the honor OF leading merchants M the SOUTH,
a must be stated ths IN most csscs they repsdlate
stay laws, and In Columbus, Ga they bed ucetue
EosSsrins al the embarrassmcnts which have over.
taken other branches Of trade the drr goods houss,
and especially thse dorr business vith the soath have
sSood up remarkably well We heard yesterday Of .
cousidsr able remittance from Nes 0rleArs par funds
some jobbine houses, having mu'h else !, %, are
s%rUyus s ~, r,s msros 10 ness sss .prus ess
both BY dry goods houses and oy The clothing
house,, but doubt and IoOm vlsh ,ssr:
Che future OF the countrT and ~ rs1e
hangs like cloud over them n common with nearly all
Glasses pcrs as let their pursuits be vtas ihey ay
" 20 por cent 10 amount saos ths election o. s LreOs
Ncswisbssanci8s this heavy decline 10 raw mneriAs
snas ufacsurcrs feel afraid 70 produce freely many o tae
ents have either suspended operations ov vorr only
All time This oourss hss thrown large numbe out of
~ IN rop,sncs 20 notice n prizes FOR desirable
ssspe articles and 70 20 into details 10 Unnecessary.
TorigD goods participated In the general duiisess and
portions OF recent arrivals have gcne nto
vsrehouse. An auction sale Of linen goods vas
neM on the 9Th Instant, which dfev far
ard sp,,Ited company Tney goods OF Messrs jas.
p white % sli shtly damaged by the late sre, sn1
yc,d on account d underwriters me prsoes obtained
80 a. soI,cvp vp.-Rr,vn canvass brought sho. Ia
cresm ec IL; brown drills, 1oc l2s dock driils
Ioc a1sc: (: ducks, per piece, 80 IL - sleacnsa
ducks sriped IS rs "a Russia diaper, 6ls It,' -
snoh 7sc sac hucks SO aeAc To- shesnngs soc'
. 400 nj a. bsc sic 40 inch pillow linen sii ssc
"a ble.ched damask, a9c 4, bec.t ,Vot " n,n ~.
"a. ~ !. sEr uIved Mackinsw blankets brought bIi
4 s7n plald borse blankets, 2sc sslc .. =
rra3s y not exptcsel 70 opcn With any iscre~e n
Act'rtt1 viii kricf ihe he..aAys pre QYer,
The New York herald., 1860-12-08
Port OF New York, December q, 1850.

CLEARED.
sseAnsnV gnssrow tB Kosssu Queenstown and Liver
s,esm.hp Araro ose.den. Southampton and Hsre-Yew
feSn a., ana .l,s.,s hsyr, steamship 90 n .a.u,
so Ss,ssn sor. ss
ssiS sS Tcpioa Ss Tp:ss; ss~ orissas@T sssnsSs ton "
BAH q yon % ninns sssrd, vopund, "a nvsrpool-FuncA
Ba,k .usus'e JeanDesis rus. sch~edusger Cork and
s xss fs.% Dawn, ssS..s ss CON- S'A
sss ssa pSS lpssss'P P.. rss,sy yss@WS d.,,, ~
Big sts!lsh. ocos oibfsl,sr-L siossr.oe -
big Model Dow. carcenas-wahh. Carver 1 Chase.
BrE Prrces Royal OBJ. Fewbo'd, Bernusa-snsA Jones
s,x rspsun s, cssye. :, %
Rs Rs 4s:ss gss.. @ s
s.Sr Anna lBD, Dohe,,y AuI oAJes-Dslaasid, wilson
scsr Arieis. Chase; Jacmel-Kunharci %.
scsr ossoa wSsesr. % SoSn.n HuG,sus 90 s'a 70
scAr Al DeEossets Bro~n, savannAA-xocrcsdy, Mott
schr l r Smith. Hruan, wLmina.on, No--y Smith Co.
sr sssr ssss P9sa s%s S1 w..es
steamer d,. Sssrasa., sos,..p r.F,Sn Ps.s, s..os
sss:mship Asa Br, Lott Liverpool, Nov g. wa ousens
Nv ba i. @ %s:s and ~ ss. 70
~ ss :ss
p..ssSsT . spoaoss fs,'os 90 5k Ias. s ~ s.. a. Is
CAariss.on; sS PH axn?Aip onaa~ yi hsuce for ia
6eamsnip Poomac, wslop. Bsnimore. VA nAss and
asa.sAp fa,apsco, var, Po1asaS wsn ndss s,d psssa
ss0S. a:ssS, y;,grs 2 r, s.,!: .s s Ss:s
rales
ssip WIN chsmsers,n xnspp, Liverpool oC IL, with ma.e.
shin Wm Tie Furk Hayfs Or ~ with ndsa 10 Boyd a
Hincisn.
nlip ssti sprasue griespse Rotterdam days mdse
and spa~enges 70 Atkins 20: Had hne passsse 70 the
sss ro .ud rse.,yss sSrsssrnS,s dsmsse ''"''a
Rsrk Hoiers,sufen llsreml amke Bremer IS days with
nee ,o oresr
RsYh Rrma cushlnr of W.casxep Dlron snyrna Sept
vfh fru ~ yAies Possraea Co Has erpSrfsncei very
kssvy .esissr
R,iv fpn,fnA fgr of Dubsr, Grerg Ardro~ssn s days
~ns pa roo, ', cruisshsna Roormsn
gsr A. NJ kncs Co ahe brg FrAnocn. sAiied Tor New
fork dsys prs r0asy
~ I. -, ,, v.ei.,a NJ isA.v. ,h ,,,.s,
"a A Snaser. A 90
H,is Jssse Hasey % Bcsou' coous Ale'ssdr. dsJ'
80 80 $50 tf.t~tcn xew u.r.r 49,,
~ v, s,e. v..s ~ 80 90. ,a..,..
osw ssssIa Darn- ,as si.sr par of zoe rss.rs s.s
LAD art keayy wusher spit ssa ~ fre nss:
-, ~ -. ~ ~ s. s,s.~s Tas III "a s.v. -s
"a !. r..,r,.y a - -' ~ ' -
sea- Jul. Rsh x.wior. sss..u. yls ss.v. Oh inst,
The New York herald., 1860-12-08

Conviction for Murder.
Bosros, Deo Z, 1850.
Bryant Moore OF Lowell trial for several days for
killing bis wife, was to day found utility OF is r hs
second degree.
The New York herald., 1860-12-08

DRY GOODS TRADE.
Inc following ID . comparative statement Of the i'm
ports Of foreign dry goods New York for the week and
sInco January L.
The New York herald., 1860-12-08

fyAsH BurlRi or spoARs Will tsD LAkes
~ stock of Havana. Domsstc ana German rex1s.r-W$s
sthcussnd srd I'D arc. N Cove og n1E 0e b.
S,ra,s ! vul ~ rns<e q. cHuuks " B-osd~4
M 70, a.. . srvs 5000 Of ss sssvs m bosss q -
s>cs A"a rrR boa $50 fowsr r.< sass-
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TUESDAY MORNING, MAY i, 1860.

sembled at 10 o'cIoc,t this morning. Hon. Caleb
Gushing in the. chair.
The attendance was Ia rge.
The journal Of satHrda, was read and approved.
The friends Of Douglas exhibit great confidence
Of his nomination on the TIN, l,rd ballot
The friends of Dickinson are equally confident Of
his nomination.
It is the general belief that the whole South viii
rally on Dickinson.
An effort will be made to-day to take up the Gin
cnnati Platform without adastion.l
CHARLESTON, April 3O.-Eson. Caleb Cushing
arose on the reassembling of she Convention, and
made an apology for the harsh language he used
on Saturday evening.
Mr.. Butler presented the Cincinnati Platform,
with resolution added for the protection Of citi-
zens of foreign birth.
The resolution was rejected By vote of 800
yeas against los nays.
The President decided that the New Jersey dele
CATION must vote unit, because their constitu-
ents who sent them had instructed them to do so.
The next vote will be upon the minority report,
when the delegates from the States Of Alabama,
Arkansas and Mississippi, in body, and part of
Louisiana will present protest and withdraw from
the Convention.
principles are not publicly stated.
The delegates have commenced to ballot on the
adoption of the Platform.
Several motions were made, but only cne was
directly on the adoption of Buffers report which
| is simply the Cincinnati Platform as Platform.
The Convention decided this report by the fol-
lowing vote-ayes los, nays 90.
Motions were then made by delegates, but were
| sof,
When Mr.. samuel's minority report of non
| Intervention Platform was reached, another net
| work of motions REQUIRED.
| Mr.. Samuels report on Platform was finally re.
| ceived; on call of the ayes and noes which re.
suited as follows-ayes l65, nays 138.
| The final vote is now pending on the adoption
of the first section of Mr. Samuel's report reafrm
| ing the Cincinnati Platform.
After some opposition, the section was finall.
| carried by large majority.
| 1t was formally announced by the delegates from
Alabama, South Carolina, Texas, Mississippi, Flo
| rda, Louisiana and Arkansas, that they woult
Withdraw from the Convention on account of thu
adoption Of the Cincinnati Platform.
The Southern Delegates will hold a meeting to
night for the purpose of discussing the whole mat
ter and holding general consultation as regards
their future service.
CHARLESTON, April 30.-Itis reported that othe
| Southern States called meeting for their deega
tions tomorrow and will secede.
4 The delegates from the seven Southern State
which have seeded, held meeting to night for tn
purpose of organizing and forming constitution
Party meetings are being held in different halls
The greatest excitement prevails throughout TIL
city.
The split in the Convention il greatly deplore
by the more conservative men Of all parties.
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NAr1oNAL DEMocRAT1c CONVENTION.

CHARLESTON, April 30.-During the evening sit
ting Of the National Democratic Convention, Satur-
day, a motion was made by Mr.. Bigler, of Penn. to
recommit all the reports and resolutions to the
Committee on Platform. This motion was carried
by a vote of 152 ayes against Isl nays
The resolutions and reports as reeommitted to
the Committee on Platform, were amended by in
serting without Instructions"
This amendment was passed by vote of 242
ayes against AZ nays.
After the passage of this amendment several
speeches were made. and great excitement and
confusion prevailed, during which the Hon. Caleb
Gushing threatened to leave the chair, unless thu
contest and uproar were ceased.
Order being restored, the Convention adjourned
| to .aeet at 10 a. NJ on Monday
| CHARLESTON, April 3o.-The Convention reas
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND PONY EXPIRES

sr. LOUIS, April 3o.-The Central Overland Pony
Express with advices from the Pacific Coast to
the 10th inst, has arrived at st. Joseph, the termi
nus of the San Francisco telegraph line.
The U. S. NJ. steamship John L. Stephens left the
port of San Francisco on the goth inst for Panama.
having on board S1s2, 900 Of specie on freight.
Business at San Francisco continues to rule dull,
owing, in great measure, to the rush made for
the silver mines in the Washoe region.
All qualities of goods remain unchanged at the
quotations received by the last express.
A dispatch received from San Francisco states
that Mr.. John o. Bell was shot br Mr.. Stone on the
1lth inst.
The latter received mortal wound, and died on
the 18th.
The particulars of this awful tragedy are not
given.
The Senate passed bill giving 100000 to the
first and $40 900 to the second company who will
build a telegraph line from the Pacific ocean to
the Missssippigiver in the space of ten months
Both Houses of the California Legislature will
positively adjourn sine die on the first of May.
The receipts of gold at San Francisco, for the
quarter ending in March, is reckoned at SO,
100000.
The mines in different parts of the State art
yielding WELL
The telegraph line to connect 1reka witt
Oregon is about to be built
The trial of Judge Terry for the murder OF Sen
ator Broderick has been postponed till the mont
of June,
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Congressional Proceedings.

congressional froceeolnSS.
WASHINGTON April 30.-In the House of Repre-
sentatves several eloquent speeches were made
regarding the nomination of President and the
present position of affairs at the Charleston Con-
vention.
No business of special interest was transacted.
In the Senate, the proceedings were short and
unimportant and no new business heinglpresented,
the body adjourned till Wednesday.
WASHINGTON, April 30.-The House Committee
on Territories in favor Of the organization of
Territory composed of the Northern part of the
Territories of Dacotah and Nebraska, to be called
the Territory of Chippewa.
Should this be adopted, the same committee will
report in favor of the organization of the Territory
of Dacotah out of the Southern portion of Dacotah
Territory and part of Nebraska.
Domestic Markets.
New YoRK, April 3O.-The Flour market closed
dull-a decline of to 10e. is reported; the sales
to-day amounted to 1900 bbls. Supertine State is
selling at IS 80 to So 35. Pork closed dull; the
sales foot up 45O bbls. new Mess closed at Sl7 SO
to SIT rs. Lard closed firm at 104 to 1ltc. per
pound. Wheat closed very dull, and has declined
&c. since yesterday. Corn is selling at 70 TO s5c.
per bushel the sales amounting to 81, 500 bushels
Coffee closed firm Java is selling at l51c. There
were 2300 bbls. of Molasses sold at 66c. per gallon
Sugar closed firm; muscoyado is selling lie.
CINCINNATI, April 30.-Flour closed firm. The
sales amounted to ITO bbls. at S. so to IS IS pei
bbl. There were 500 bbls. of Whisky sold at Is te
| Is3c Corn is selling at ACC. Western Mess PorI
| closed firm; New Mess is selling at Sl7 25. Lart
is quoted at lOac. 49,.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, April 30.-The Ohio river at this
point is falling rapidly, with seven feet six inches
| Of water in the canal.
ST.. LOUIS, April 3O.-The Mississippi river a
this point is falling slowly.
Nothing regarding the stage of water in the up
per rivers has been received,
ST. LOUIS, April s0.-The Mississippi river a
this point is at stand, with eight feet of water
| Cairo.
The Illinois river is falling, with four feet 81
| inches of water in the channel
The Upper Mississippi is rising at St. Paul, wit
four feet in the upper and two feet nine inches o
the lower rapids, and five feet in the channel belo7
Keokuk.
The Missouri river is falling, with three feet 81
inches of water from Weston to its mouth.