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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-07-20

I@ The New York Herald publishes q
list of Democratic papers, showing their POI
litical preference, by which it appears that
there are for Douglas Northern papers, al
Southern, 81. For Breckenridge: Northern
papers 81 Southern, l4s. Total: Douglas,
l62. Breckenridge, l79. And yet, the
Douglas faction will have it that " there will
not be much Of Storm" after ALL They
characterize the Breckenridge movement as
one of no sort cf importance. How modest
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-07-20

Satisfied that the policy of non-interven-
ton and popular sovereignty is just to all
parts Of the Union, and that. though it
gives all an equal opportunity and violates
the rights of none, the system of Slavery
can never be permanently fastened on the
territories under its fair operation, We are
IN favor of its adoption.
But you arc supporting candidates who
ignore entirely that principle. Douglas
once stood by it. but was forced to aban
don 1t before he could be nominated for
the Presidency. He and his associate on
the ticket stand upon a platform recogniz-
ing the right to take Slavery into the Terri
tories, and ~hen there, the duty Of the Cor
er7o'eM to protect 1t. That does not look
to US much like 6. Non Intervention. g..
HENRY CAY ON SLAvKRY.-Henrv CLAW
is often quoted by the aboltionists, to show
that he was with them. They have failed,
however, to give US the following extract
from one of his speeches, in 1850:
"Of all the bitterest enemies of the IN
fortunate negro, there are none to compare
with the aboftionist, their pretended
friends, who, Exc the centaur of old, mount
not the back of the horse, but the back of
the negro, to ride themselves into power.
Madison argus.
This same Henry Clay, so approvingly
quoted above, also gave utterance in 1850
to the following noble and christian senti-
ments. ".
TIE Constitution neither created nor
does it continue Slavery" ..
You cannot put your finger upon any
part of the Constitution which CONVEYS the
right or the power to carry slaves from one
of the States of the Union to any Terri
tory of the United States If Slaves are
voluntarily carried into such Jurisdiction
their chains instantly drop off, and they
become free, emancipated, liberated from
their bondage
We have done the Argus good turn by
copying ITS extract and giving it the benefit
of our circulation; will it now be good
enough to reciprocate the favor by COPY
ing ours? Remember, Calkins, there is
nothing like fair play -f b..
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-07-20

Boy SHor.-A boy eight or ten years of
age, by the name of William Emerson. son
of Mrs. Emerson, widow lady, shot him
self in Tonica, Illinois, July 5th. He
was showing the hoys how he could shoot
person through the heart, and uninten-
tionally gave them sad illustration. He
died in a few minutes after 1t happened.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-07-20

IMPROVING. New York EUeaiaq
Post says Extraordinary buoyancy on
the Stock Exchange is the order of the
day. The speculative list is very active
and prices are again higher The volume
of business is fast assuming proportions
which, in point of animation and elasticity,
promise to exceed all the movements of
the past three years, not excepting the
large advance attending the recoil from
the pane of 1851"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-07-20
Circuit Court-County of JEFFERSON.

Summons for. Relief, Conn., not Served.
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Jefferson County Circuit Court,

: fIdIIIIIH 5 z1ttOfhtyS, " ater1OO. WIS.
Dated, June so, 1860 ie6 Wind
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Board of Csuncilmen.

THE COMING VISIT or THE JAPANESE.
me- Board met yesterday evening, President Jones In
Ne chair.
When the miautss Of Ne previous meeting were read
resolution was presented BY Mr. Lru, directing The
Erect Commissioner 70 cause oil building materials ana
s<her oosuuctoas he line Of the carriage way Of
headssy be removed before the 18Th inst In view OF
- arrival Of the Japanese Ambassadors.
Mr. SHAW Urged the adoption OF the resolution, which
was opposed By
Mr. AnHs, sho said that there were ten million of
scs on Broad -ay NJ the present tms, and would
Boosly shst the interests Of parties constructing build
hss that thoroughfare dc thought would be imoos
nee 10 remove ell the obstrucuons
M SHAW, replied by observing that whatever the Com
non Oouoc ordered 70 be done could De effected ana
nscd The propriesy q having everything removed %
enss sne military and others joining IN the procession
9sha IN ths h~-a .dv.ns.s~ Ass-- ssS-
Zoe ~ solution was adopted
resolution ioqurfps 10 the number OF lamps gAsed
~ toe Harlem Gss Iaxat Oompany was adopted SO .
requesting the Board Of Comm ruce
70 n'os tho Board ~ whose nstiestion they
fsoeo such the ordinance OF the city relative
snIDgs and other obstf ucons OF the eide walks.
The a. orders" tnes taken W and adopted,
o few " The most irnportsnt:-
rhe Board ooncurrei with the Aldermen 10 Appropriate
- o. 10 make the floor Of Esex market wstcr tight
A resolution adopted 10 pave Wash ng; N street,
rom Liberty street 10 Battery place, with Bsg pave
Ynt
me Boud ooncurrei open sixty fourth street. fron
Dsbh 70 Hudson river sso, open lo3d street.
eo0 tbe Third TO tho Fourth avenuo
Tae Board - Joufned I'LL Friday.
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ross'.. -, So $40 80 4es Sss 50 1857 0a7 Q

Toss,. 81 SO $50 ~ 4cs bss 80 ,ss7 .os7 oS
The directors report that
The come from the Pbilsdelph,a trains \ 10 comm
vssvely snAn tbss the whole sbood osass, and
9th the expeess Of MAINTAINING them toe way usvel
slsoe would pay dividend Of twelve per cent A. to
'be cos,rsos with me Csnosp asd Apboy COMPANY,
sovsD,sse them Besides the exclusive freight bon
res between New Yors End Philadelphia they have ve
,xtbs Of all The pssseDssr travel Tho portion Of faro
tbe New JeTeey company u yer over too osDts mile,
which REDUCES 20 one aDo . baf In sooe oases, and
even 70 cent With o~snse os ferviaee, our con
he CspseD Anbcy % 80 on 81 ne grant 5,
the lss Legislature 70 ibe Hobosen Land and Improve
NIT ocnIsDy OF I. rahoao from Ne~srh 70 Ne. York
~ ,or some notice Ths uDpwecedenter acter
o. NE booosen supplement extraordinary cou,ss
p.ys 'SsSs H. are cell hno-p The stock booers, and
"rgbi to Re jos'insd account Of our tsr.Dsssn~
o. M 20 90 DS me ooEscs an unsssssansory SUBSIDY
IN virtue Of wh'ch tnsy bao receveo s27s ooo sH .
,hn copusct and hs termination was brought bv tn
bobcbtp company 70 The steouou OF the L~sslssure on
ertteDtipe their application, y Qua TO tne Board TO
Justify action financial srounds, exboit 70 ear
20 far % the Hcboken suppIeuept vss ps~sded 70
In uce consolidation, coerce subsidy, or s~questsr
our BRIGGS sDd rosds, ito very esormi,y do
assessrept Of our exclusive privileges. We are oon
tent to sbioe by ire decis'on Of the courts II appro
pirate JUDICIAL tribunals should declare exclusive o,ivi
sess Invalid; or valid that hey are capable OF being
asstsed, We shall cbeerfully srquescs Nsny believe
that The exclusive protection afforded early railway en-
rprees has attained ~ oh@css and all oost-uc,os
70 srts for roads, wherever the, exiet should be
removed snr the pveoeotnt should be ooupten spcsd
by bah authority, eplebtened ~ long experience aod
ss,uie decsimoa,on may be worthy Of being oromps
" followed by ffse kshlssoo for through q veil q way
Iosds, preserving hovever The Of STATE
Hence our company has nothing 70 spprsbend, ~ We
shs avoid violations Of CONTRACTS and faithfully MAINTAIN
AL ments and juts regard the rights II
oheTs; ana Ne shall expect towards our COMPANY sni
lar GOOD faith respect for our property ana prvi-
leses
The following persons were chosen Directors Of
the compsny:-H. R. Remsen, Hamilton Fish, VIM.
Whitney, J. 9. Darcy, J. p Jackson, D. 8. Gregory,
A. o. Zsbrishie, ]. J. Chetwood, J. Acken.
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rhs "psvro pneumonia" or oss,'s dsss upsr, Which
org,natee IN Massachusetts, and caused much c'os'ernA
ton a. alarm amopg aud oatsls breeders, has
osv ,opsd Itself IN New Jersey. Ia al the cases ex
mined the rsvages were confined " tn respiratory or
r.ps in some oases he right and In others the len lung
had been the sect Of the disease and every ooe In
voivpg the whole Of lung with Its covering, and OK
finding nom 70 the lining membrane Of th ribs To g
appearance Of the bronchial ubes gave ev denoe OF ru
epAon In the dss~se from extension to tbem, ire IN the
substance Of the lorg, disorgauzaon Of structure being
found alone In ths lungs snd i's coverings
SYMPTOMS OF THE DIsEAsx-
Less Of appetite, hanging Of the head, and, o. the a.
cease proeressee an nson OF the hesdbrght and
wasery eye, mouth dry, breath ha-breaihins quick,
with more or lsss agitation OF the tanks, with an o,ca
sIonal cough slwsys dry or -s thirst horns aud
ears hot rbe aucg OCCASIONAL cooeh coupled with
great OF .tfensto more particularly marx the
oroers,s Of the die. sss The spoiled to the SIDE OF
me ANIMAL readily deecs the impeachment 10 free crcn
alton OF air through the lungs fom the violent conges
ton that exists
Burn tar freely the barn shed two three times
IN day and lei, the cattle nhae 10. but not close let
Them lap freely Of ss every other day dissolve chlorsse
Of potsssa WATER wash their nostrs aud mouth and
rub them all over with brush wet In the same
sprinkle cborice Of lime In and about the stables give
the cattle few onions they be procured, aud plenty
OF round vegetables and esh graas and waaer no hay
II IL can be avoiced
Pbysicspe assert that disease Of exhaustion,
and analogous 70 the typhoid pneumonia which COCA
sionally prevails epidemcary among The human race.
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Cr1c Net.
CT GrnRGR'S va. PHILADELPHIA.


The annual match between these 20 clubs commenced
yesterday the enclosed grounds Of the former clob
Hoboken. generally anticipated that the rain
which fell about midday would Q postponement OF
the match but the weather eventually cleared and the
afternoon proved tine and pleasant The at,ena Of
81 ectators exceedingly limited, owiog the above
cause. The peculiar feature in this match 10, that
the players OF the Philadepbis composed almost
ectirey OF Americans, while the st Georges players vito
toe exception OF one, Mr. Rooinson, all Eogsh
The days play DOES not call for much remark, be-
yond mention OF the nne batting Of Walter Newhs, OF
the Phaoelphia Club, American player who obtained
the OF thirty by brilliant npay Of crickenG He
was ably assisted BY Aessrs johnson and Hove,
mig up the Of their side 70 tho lge number Of Ill
the conclusion OF their innings the st. Georges took
the bas and the game running very the time
Sadler in but by bis SPLENDID playing
up such that the chances much favor
OF the st. Georges, when he unfortunately run out
not however, before he had up the very respectable
score Of y, which foliows-Sixteen singles ten
twcs, threes and four. This batting Gss only
equailsd by the eleven during their match last summer
and was probably not exoeled BY any Of them Mr.. b
Robinson also batted WELL and ran up the respe stable
score Of twenty eight consisting Of seven singles, nine
and three The fielding on the part Of the Phi
ladelphars very nne, but the bowling only
derate The playing Of the st Georges throughout
oonso cred excellent Tho match viii be concluded TO-
day, wickets pitched at 1890
he following 10 the score OF the first innings, up 10
O'Clock last night, whom the stumpe we're drawn
PBnApnPMA CLpB. 81 GsoRGE's
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The Prize Ring.

TON SAVES PROPOSED VISIT TO THE UNITED
srArEs- HEEsASs cHALLESGB TO MoRRIssEY.
Pom ths spirit OF the Times
Among the urs, Of settlement Of the dispute
about the belt 10 the laying ont OF campaigns BIZ the
sssnocns, from which they win no doue>, reap
sscen harvest We ssrn that, ater a tour OF sisht
v~eks Es gland an Ireland in the course Of when
hey vl give esnoiu ms 10 the principal tovns Keenan,
and ssysrs viii come 20 this coun Try together
mESAS CHALLENGE xoRkpsn.
LONDON Nay %, 1880
Din srsr-rhe whole thing IL sestled at last 30 far
= ssy-ss ass me are ooocerned. Il 10 not exacty wat
sasensed Tor, osth II serve 70 prove that have not
ssve cot org crowd Of people this side OF The eater
.no pernsps don't IKE NE any too well o. tha. 70 give
..n, y, sor,.r o1Ie wns ~, ny 70 delan me with
= ns asc susness, but earnestly hope thu mono q
-, f,erss -n interfere with ii on that ACCOUNT He
sac = ne. ss case van, ns. he .SoaIs ~ Lar lso 80
-. uuoerstast that be SUI publicly saws no
vm nebs ne when ! como home and j mean 10
sp prepsrsaops therefore, a. soon AZ be can ana Ies
Am set 70 TIE essf possible NJ, for AM thing viii ienp,
se leave this country specify, and postpone any In
sssoss n.y have about the old belt OF England win
ee 'os me ssusscton of meeting ropei rinr sss,u
e~af NE man no maao-, but punish biz for the
vsy .nson ne talks about mo. oourea GENTLY van,
- ~ m,rsh Az the Satisfaction have hal from
n~ Tar 70 the too unired collars WOO from him on
- bet that would net cone Enelsud and AM saw
~s snd po~ cant 20 rive him aroiher chsnc, az "a
sno'ner cesns,for myself, to win OF lose ave or I'm
ar tnousssd oo,lars - Own MONEY On she ia -
Jons merit, -bscn vu ash, niu tor and I viii rnss.
es thousand or t~en'y thousand dotNrs q side n hs
Me- on any dsy that nay b. named afsr r1ns mon,s.
e~oos shall erpsct him close win th. ,oss,.,,,n
msems al oncs, but wia ada that " ,ne % M
] ssDe err move man will sun his bock I Oh, acorn
Doosse hin Tor IN usand or one huna,r, aons..
ncf-y@. for ons dollsr ~ q ten cent MA nj y.
@sss o.t Of this sfter all that he has saii WY .un
.osrs no Iarne - cd u my following him up, OF
'-'Ns my 'u'''o' sNs'"" 70 MIN - no more OF thai
JOHN C. HERMAN
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II will thus be seen that, while the importations
of foreign merchandise during the past month were
Elk and half millions less than those Tor the cor
responding month Of the previous year. the ex-
ports Of domestic produce show an increase for the
same month of over half million. The specie and
bullion export shows falling of of nearly six
millions as compared with May. 1852 when the
shipments were unusually large.
The following tables will show the movement of
trade OF this port for the eleven months which have
elapsed of the current fiscal year as compared with
the corresponding periods Of the<wo previous is ,a
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days match.
MATCHES TO CONE OFF.
The admirers Of this popular recreation viii have O
good opportunity Of witnessing two very interesting and
Important matches during the preeen, week To-day the
Pnils1elphia Cricket Club play . match with the 81
Georges Club, Of this city the enclosed ground OF the
latter, OF Hoboken. On Thursday and Friday ,he Phs
dslpbe Cub play match with the New York Cub q,
Hoboren, on the Old cricket ground Hitherto IA this
snnus maten, the New YORK ami s. Georges combined
their strength but Tho latter navir- decncd playing In
any unbranded matches for the future, matches
take ulace instead Of united one, - formerly. A
chArs~for sdmioon 70 made by the g. Geovge's Cob 70
part = DESTROYS OF seeing the play. The Nev YORK
match 3 open 20 The public without charm
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S HIP PIN e n e w s.
IzAHAo Hsv soas-4m DAY.


Port OF new YORK., june 8, 1850.
CLEARED
Steamship Persia CBr). yudkns Liverpooi-E Cunars.
ssss nssp northern usbt Tnkepaugh, Aspmwais-D
s.ts..hiD ouassr csy. shufslM Bsv.n.- Barxcus o.
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s Sep s, Scs. ss ..,a E
ARRIVED
steamship CITY BaHnsre OBJ, Pskie Liverpool Nav Is
s's Ss'sp sse = 9th -. :s; and ! s
for Liverpool nh psi ,hp Guy hsocs Tor
Liverpool wss bos'dea of Santuckss tbosi By pta hoe,
s.s.s.a,p A.s.s., woodruff. s.y..nAA Win .Ass s.A
.ssp Az. W. o. o. .ndso;. Ss Davidson Liverpool.
ss'p Lamar B,sd'.y london and er.vsssnd Apru ..
Bs1h ss.psds Laws HAVANA Nay n. win sugar. 10
Pc :' s.s:s sis sssS.. ~ z
Frs Queen s,'ser dB0 ssnAn Harvey KB, sdsys, WIN
s., La, ISL La. y. hail. New Haven. a.,. IN b.
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CITY conmERcuAL REPORT.

Arms -7he marie, lrm vro moderate sslss 1t
e6 81 y rov poss nno 90 Is for peaya
FRsApsrrrrs -Fiour-rne market again heavy "a
cheaper both for Sate AMI Eesserp brands 9th move
pressure The part Of sclie choAcs brsn we're also
dull, but vDut Important change In pvcss;
emb'soed soous 900 beh, ciosg shin the following
Par IF oyfc
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TUssoA~, June SIS p. NJ.
Inc OVstom House tables Of the foreign trade Of
TINS p',rt for the month of June we're completed
this afternoon, and We subjoin our usual tabular
Statements. The commercial movement Of the
month, a. compared with that Of the same month
in 1858 and 1859, is a foIlows;-
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Canadian -four We heavy. thcugh The ssock .aa not
ground from sp,irs vbes ana % 81 50 for ss,rs RON
winter 40, southern -four heavy, ana he mar.
s s,, stssd q ssssr rs'.s the sa'ss footed up
ibe sales snbrsosd about 22S bbs Corn meal -ss
wbeai-Pnoss exhibited no change Of moment r,,n .
ar nnlnF snd export otmapd The SALES EN- ,rs,sd
s :. = so sT Ssss Ssdns rss ..s.s
u 20, ard neer cc'ored western at 81 as oorpWras
market ~ss steady win sse Of ssou, a. Go -ns s'
including Esssern m,xeo si otc. $50 ,oupd m,,.s y,
s ss'Ss,s 90 4 s ss w'' w,, ys.- a.. :, 90.
eno'ce vone scusns,n At 7ec Small sses Norsh ave,
me ,uc seporsa |. VIC Barley and barley mat were
o. w,sern end csraelan 81 70, and o. sss. ., asc ss
Ile io'espe msisnen, from I'd Bills crculsr nor ,hs
ron, he urcd state 10 ne I se, s'S .,. ram fo% ne
,,,, n, 81 e, e. ovr-,sl, ia. yass, b. o-.~
i:$. s:::;: i: 'sssas:ss 5: :s, IS: 81
soai sss seur tss su.s.. ' ss.a ~. 2, ,ssc
Sou &c s svsss '.ss fors TO latest ds San SS
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v:s ioa bsss, 'ecs q no on he 2ph q Nay issc,
s.Fs 70, consumpp sssn. y s. = ~ 49,
. m0 ssn esc o9 toe ON day Ct june, 1890 1857 sss
40 Nv Lseusy'si $50; ceylon, ISIS; 6ossa RIGA.
fSm,,.c &c ar, iva soverneps, beg. isss; 81
- s.e tie sccs Of o on june 2. a Nes 0r,esSs w.
fo,,os 49, more 500 s.b New York iesia
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suiss o. ~ Smes up'sscs, ne ssr Gurs beng IN
,oen sas =, ~ cpsrsd dun and o~.r IN s s
ivsrpssi sscus sn edn more n,npess n the anerssps 70
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-06

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-06

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1863. The plan Of rsorganixipg this road upon
purely stock haas h succeeding well. The mort
gage bondhodep release 10 part Of their security,
and are msde the direct managers Of the property
until their claims are satisfied.
From the financial exhibit of the New Jersey
Transportation Company, made TO the annual
meeting Of the shareholders at Newark yesterday,
We com lie the following figures for the year 1852
comparing with the previous three years.
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The remarkable fact was stated at the meeting
that, of tbrty-three million people transported
over tie line in the last twenty i've years, dating
from It's opening, net . single life has been lost.
The following 10 the division Of gross income be-
tween through and way uanhc for the past eight