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Especial dispatch t. the Boston Journal. !
Baltimore Convention.

bAlTih RE. June ~.
The Massachusetts del cation held a meet
m this morning and had good scs-i on-
\ Tr5pasit N was nude by Col Wright.
fixed up by pr. L1rins, and altsrward by
ten. Butler. to instruct Oliver Stevens, Il
member 81 the Committee Oh Credentials, to
v4te for the admission 0i al seeding DELE
-atss.
y hit de]tt, eusael, in which a number
n santiemc. took part. lsaae Davis Ir5-
tested against the proceeding as absurd, and
declined II vote The proposition WAS car
RED " seven and a half votes
Mr.. Stevens will not obey these instruct
IONS 1t is objected that it is hardly the
far ting that gentlemen who receive IN
struetiaus from their constituencies should
dictate to a committee man the decision he
shall make before the evidence is heard
The ohiod,laSation als9 held meeting in
which the general talk WAS that if necessary
the Convention shall be broken up The
Northwest generality talked that way, and
say that it >ixty-siX votes can't prevent the
nomination Of an administration candidate
by simply Totiug against him, they may
adopt some moro cAsetual maans.
The Committee On Credentials is now in
session. In hearing the Arkansas case, a
rew occurred between llindman, mem
her from Oregon, and Hooper delegate from
Arkansas llindman>lapped Ilooper's face,
and in the melee one Put hi hand On his ps-
tok. II is not probable that Hooper Will
challenge. a lliudinIn viii be likely to fight
with the bowie
Tourney Of Arkansas arrived Just now -
1t is sud h. has tlllpcl round and goes anti
Douglas. The thF u II. Ia, men from tina,
9'"'e are '''I y 9ri5ih'I d -ieS 'trs 70 nav
eeeh si.'t'' ~ a q - IN issn wh9 went down
't3.h i-lt'I' IL II IN u i'l pms.
II = rep .t''' sl.st tIls I'm Alit.'' on re-
dgh'ais VIII ri ~ IN taN T oi tn admission
9i e'Htesttn''' i ,asiasits.s that i. IT IA
IA anna !. '''''''''' "'.i Al N't'''' Ih't
are = G'e'''' ''e '' =, n -ti't" ny -''
NJ a. 49, iis'e "a - iN'"''''!
~ .-,=.-.
~" 'tN y .l..--s' - aii..E ava t.' =
i','u- IS, - =, az "a. 'I'' .
w VI ~
-. w., - ~. !" y
ny H'''i an - a. 80 Az wa 4.Ast ''.
TN n, H'''' wa ''.s's''
he report VII To- iii4it4s at ; IA tlif mufh
ins' ana H"i1>S y" LIS phys lAls.' taes.
Will be bolt heipra night
- ~ 49, "tt a va
ding eXpedHl ION.
k4Ser \. Fry2r has e3'iie over O. q a.
Ter hls platform.
1t is proposed by soma Ma,sichus 20, ma
to contest L'ring sat an the saline ~ .sHs
as Chatiee contests IL dIstts aui u .aiii o.
clark 70 come On anu attend 10 it.
He vote OF New iarS .t9-m7rr7w will eff
iectuaIiy settle the question which sid L. &.
bolt.
very httie Is s1il a35It Tue lltti frm hlist
ness, tue chances oi ttit saf .Iset'.'e ieIn-
reached beng too remote u Warrant d.sca,
SION.
7 Inc Union men, Butter and The wst, ar
not making mgch Roadway Thy ny tap
pear hopeful, but have a+t - found "a maa
upon whom both sides caa agree.
% etoeS /. NJ
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judy Bates posts letter supporting the
Chi@Z nominations, disclaiming any piauc
W dissatisfaction relative To the result Of the
Cins .ntipn, and considers Lincoln able 10
cale wish any adversary where mind and
knowledge are tho weapons.
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NEWS AND OTHER ITEMS

I ScflptlOn ilst was hcN TT SO larEc Us ~ TINS
time. We wish to increase it still more.
We will pay liberal per cottage OF all
money received for subscriptions, to any
person who will volunteer to canvass for
US. Who will enter the field?
SHOCKING AcurE>r.---Mr Henry T. Graves wa.
killed at sas-milf at what IL called Reeds Brook
in this town. on Friday last, in the following
manner The men were hauling uP logs from
the slip, or pond, when the chain round the shaft
or haul up niger (as we think it is callcd,) did
not work as was desired, and Mr. Graves put his
hand to the chain 10 push it one side, and it was
caught in the chain and he carried over the
.hait w. or three times before he could be res.
cucd lie was injured it is supposed, in the head
and died in about four hours ftcr the accident
lie leaves a wife and one child. Mr.. Graves was
a young man Of good habits and was much respect.
ed H. was a cooper by trade, and was saving
that night in hi. brothers stced.
--Dnc Of the mu.h needed stores which cur
business wants required for long time. was an
Iron aud Hardware store. a. J. Morrison 4 { .
opened good stick If goods in thi, line, SOM
six or eight m'nths since, and have been making
constant additions 10 the same. until their stock
embraces about every article called Tor in this kind
of a store. Besides this, any article not on hanl
will be ordered by the accommodating firm, at once.
W are pleased to learn by Mr.. Poster, the clerk.
that their business has exceeded their expectations.
f --yg-W We have coined larggly from Peterson
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dweDing-hopsc Of Mr.. Nash, and there had
been no FIRE on tho primises the conclusion
is that the fire was the work of an incendia-
ry.
+ TrE JArtNEsE EsB,ssr were received in
New York ON Saturday with great parade.
Military escort 5000. The streets were gal
| ly decorated with american and japanese
insignia.
The japanese visitors will be pretty thor
oughly = done before they leave the couu-
try.
There are 80 PERSONS and firms, in
Calais who roya sum exceeding $l0o for
taxes.
II Prize Contest Of Fire Engincs is to
come of in Wctcr,ille an the Fourth, open
t. all companies in the State.
MIR Reuben Thompson, Of Emblem,
dropped down dead ON Sunday, week SUI
posed from heart dcctasc
Mr. Bcni. Barry rcrcutlv died in
Emblem, in the 92th Yer ct bi- age. He
WIS a soldier Of thu Re- alufi1n. AFT. was one
of Gen Arnold's men At West Point.
-Rcy. y. Il. Clark u B55mfcld. Ne,
has becn appointed Financial Agent Of tho
American Baptist Publication Society, f,r
Eastern New York
-Thc Mc>>rs. Narera<s { Co : drive oC
i2aeo GOO feet Of las~, cut III tbc Whit
Mountain rr.,ln. j. eafeiu., down the Nrr-
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NEW YoRE, June 10.
Mayor Wood denies having written let,
ter in favor OF Douglas.
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"Er tt BRrrE'" Tie Portland Arq1s
las CONC over. stock. lock and barrel, to the
Douglas faction Of the party The time and
circumstances oi its detection are singular
HE last OF tire" alle,ised proprietors Of that
paper having received his reward of = thir -
~ pieces from the buchanan administra-
ton the event is signalized by the sudden
deserti2n oil the Argtis to j" the enemy"
Clifford has been rewarded with lie estate
on The bench OF the I. 5. Supreme Court,
Co. f. Shcpley is L ). District Attorney.
and John Appleton has Just been confirmed
as minister to Russia. Here the cock crow
ed, and Peter dcuied his master That old
public tunetionary' in the White House
must be inconsllanly mad at such ingrati-
itude-too overwhelmed in passion to get
rellsf in " old rye. ftF
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IN II N 7I9E. q UIIG y.
The Massachusetts del CATION held a meet
M this morning and had a good scs>on.-
\ proposition was nude by Col. Wright,
fixed up by DR.. Llrins. and alttrward by
ten. Butler, to instruct Oliver Stevens, Il
member a the Committee Oh Credentials, to
Nate for the admission Of al seeding dele
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0xYGESArED BlTrERs.-1o such of our
readers are troubled with the debility in
eident 10 the approach of warm weather, We
cordially recommend the use of the Oxygen
ated Bitters, as an inyieorating tonic-safe.
efiicacinus and highly palatable when diluted
according to directions, containing no alco-
BIOL in its composition, and possessing more
real merit than any preparation of the kind
we have ever known. Many leading physi-
clans use it in their practice, and have spok
en- OF 1t IN the strongest terms Of praise over
their own signatures Its reputation as a
cure for dyspepsia is universal. - Ogdeas5urgh
RePubhcan
This peculiar and excellent remedy +, wor-
thy Of all the numerous tributes which has
been paid 10 its rare qualities as healing
medium.
SAVE ExPENsE.-Dont employ physician
II yourself or any Of your fa:aily are suffer
ins from burns, scAlis. cuts, wounds, corns,
bunions, or any similar afiliction. Redding's
Russia Salve can be had for - cents box,
and IS 4 sure remedy.
, 1860-03-28
COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY EvH1na, March q. 1ao

Tuesday EvH1no. March =. 1sEo
WEEKLY nEv1Ew-TuE WEATHER AsD cnors.
We l,nrc he'd another week Of dry weather.
though the Temperature has been much lower.
Cold easterly winds have pre'a''eo' hna ~
nights ratheE severe frosts. As the soil, now
ever, is thoroughly dry, the ffosts canno' mare
done any nsater1a1 oamage; a"o 49,.
not proceeded lar enough 10 oe'oJo'eo tne..'s'
The farmers throughout Inc ota'e arc ~ oaS'
1T their spring iabors' ana we can sa'e'' o.,
that scarcely Il eEer we're they SO 1ar 'ot"aia ~
planting, sowing, and plonshanG 'ot tnc "e1'
ccrn cs:r. The spring wheat IS nearly nj so""'
uui also 'wo.'hirds Of all spring Graln'
With regard 70 the winter "heat' Tue .,. aa''se
arc rather more 1aForAoie SUI .av o4saa.u 49,
ho"n was s'na''' ~" ~ Ivy ".;..a- .~ho.t n,
, 1860-03-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


TCttDAF Er1s1so. March q.
AARQufT1E HARnoE.--Nc learn from the Lats Superior
"F+1' that The hsY and Aattcr Marquette entrc,y
fee ftom!cc.
aAT1oAr1o5 OF LAKE Enlr.-The BuGiu C,r.mereiil
<dFettser says: An announcement made few taTs
Anee that the hAsbor 0! Dunkk and ses.eIs
~e'e arriving and departing. This was true f day q
I'VE but tic recent we.tery and notber3y gales haze pac
cd the Ice In upon TIC hasbo anil no clear wacf te
seen from The moi l1fiy points of observation"
With r2ard 10 tbs Buffalo hazbos the rama paper says:
The Ice still presents formidable ,!er 10 The ent.an.c
H.. @ iii b. rssae Deioi H. n piae Of Ap,
aad psrdte that .ueh vii 10: be r. before
ua'y athousa extsnis Up like Is the eye can
raeh.
WxtLAwp CAsAL.-A 11spatch reeeis.d to-day from s..
Catlasnrs says the c1nAl Will be opened ~ the 1a:.
InE LAKE. saoEE LrSE.-The steamer Gazele has been
what1wa om tas E9Ste es.wesr Ut ey Two i!lsss'
htre hsf DIST trip Wtdn morning Ch!easo, md
fstns1iG. 20 = e s,a fE Tro sxr.,n Thufeay morn
t..sea,on. TIE uazsI: to be .efaiated teoie strns
The Ga1ele arrived In this port today from Two River
and cleared again for the s7tne bort.
vic ther he iad tet with load of cont e lit Totoat
sft a'i Il. srssR
niGi, She staod dawn Tie eho.e running under doabi
In az AID e ssSss
ta egposs t., Gok so1 a"a
Ii vas 10 It easily douf In The ncanta.e the
11k f.. Tsn 81 +, III bt a1
s TIE ", 1as r. "a
81" s /: grain .
; III H. c.ps arpa she:e - t. Il be
lgM- Tee vessrl passed ~ eneY rouzh right. asd
| TImts 9Th.
, 1860-03-28
THE B0ItDEIE WARFARE.
Tho Texas Rangers OutsrItted.

NEW 0nIEAxs, March a1.-A.lv;ces from
Brownsville to the o3'l inst, furnish the follow
iEr iulportcnt intelii .ence:
On the 18th inst. two companies OF Rangers,
under command of Capt. Ford, aud txo campa-
MES Of United States Carairy. uaaer Capt.
Stencu,an, crossed The Rio Gsandc into Mexico
in search of Corsiuas, who had returned 10 the
frontier.
The troops approached the Mexican encanp-
ment ut ni.ht-lroye in the pirkets and took 50
prisoners-who claimed that they belonged 10 4
large body Of Mexican National Guards, also in
search Of Cortinas- The next morning large
Mexican force appeared aud clairned the pris.
oncrs as a part Of their guard It Was nttcr.
war,!s asc=r,aised that these forces had been
watching the movements Of the Americans
aad that Cortinas was with them and had e..
capped at the tir>t alarm. Our troops remain
encamped on the Mexican side. above Browns
vile, determined to capture Cortinas. slaio.
Hciatze!lnan of the army bad seat them rem
forcement and two pieces CT artillery.
Three Thousand Church troops we're sooa ex
pec.ei on the Rio Graa.le-
1t was reported that Gen. Garcia had invitet
Americans into Mexico.
, 1860-03-28
LATER FROM MEXICO.
Tie Conference Ende.l--IIo*&i;lticz
A.misl Renewed.

New ORLEANS, Match 81 The prize steamers
Mir-lnon u,ld Narluese. aud sloor-of.war prebic,
are all anchored opposite TIE cits- The rteh!e
brings one hundred and twenty prisoners,
amous whom are Commodore Slarii, aud his
two sous. The prize steamers bring sixty pris-
ouers. The prisoners from the Nar4uese were
taken to the Parish Prison hy tic Cuited States
Marshal. Their ,ri:,, hes been postponed.
The Mexiaan nails Of the 18th, By the schoon-
CT Virginia Antoiuette. are 1t hand. The mill
tarT conference agreed upon the terms of an
ar1ni-,ice, but the 1uarez government disap-
proved ottben,, because they did not sufficiently
guarantee the constitution Of 1e5i, which is The
c1rdiaat principle Of said government After
three uce,iugs l!'e conference dissolved. Tie
garrison re-oi'cned hre on tile morning Of the
18th, which was quickly returned iroEa Mira
mons batteries, two shells bursting in tue pal
ace. Tho Freuc', uest wus constantly copamu-
nicating with sfiramor, contrary to Jua,ez's
orders.
The steamship Arizona Is below, from Arizona
on tue 18th inst. with xlin, 300 ia spccie
, 1860-03-28

max from the eIectionsi in Central rtaly, Its ad-
mitted that the exhibition Of the national
colors would be the cause Of IN outbreak, and
the government therefore thought it Vas IS q wise
thing to get rid Of all those considered likely to
exercise any influence in such 4 movement
Six new vessels Of xar have been ordered to
be built at the Chatham deck yard, with an az
gresa.e fonagc Of 10000 tous and e'ls guns.
Communication is complete. between A'exan-
dria aud Kurscpsc By the submarine cable.
TrzcAs. March 1e.-The second camPaisn has
been s1oriously commenced. 0a Sunday i.at,
numerous tribes, including the kabsles OF Die.
lsila, attacked the encampment at Tetnan, aud
we're repulsed. The Moorish positions were
taken. and the SIoors pursued half league.
Their loss is considerable.
rAg,s, Wednesday. The Honitur announces
TINT the Government has submitted projected
law to the tor1s Leyisknt;t, deyotinE n, ,Ge ,oe1
francs in loans to manufacturers, for the re-
ncwai Of machinery, and another project for the
modification Of the tariff on 'yoo's, cotton, and
raw materials.
, 1860-03-28
LUM 9EE-EceeIpts last week, 1ol1.s6t feet lumber:
sl;r Ecs co lah: COO feet timber; l154f poss
The khrmc.t. Of Lumber during the wees wc1t W the<


Tos11 fof the
During the tek VIC have had ten or twelve ST. Louis
dcaey aaa they hare purchased Er,baalT between three
ard f,us million tetof luber consisting clctr Of upper
qualities and common and eeas do7sng. The prices At
which they hire de purchases generally kept rsvnte
hut enough has been repoe to usso safe tho Is fol-
lows:-FIrt Clcs1. al@Hoo; Second Clear. 4sGls.oo-
Third Cen, saa1s.oo: Clear flooring, 4lsdsl9co: cou
uoa h3osEg. aiiGi..so nhnot expected that they vii
purchase extensively list spring. ow1s
cycn should The Iot had out all tcason their arrange
.ncu,o aye lumber transported by 1a arc 70 favorable
tat :hsy c1peet to make additional rursAa Co dufcG the
sa xcs md fall II tic suIpy fsom the Upper Nslsa'pl
dos not meet theft demands.
Tie a-tsy In tho maike consequent upon This demand
from ST. Louis has reudtrcd de2lcss very frz and theTAe
ess urgent In seeking customers at reduced fsutes Com
mon Boards are gtncsary held At q s and II Is only la
cses were pasIes selling out hcr carc Hoct wherein
concessions arc made.
, 1860-03-28

PIE RouFxIAxl l1yxarooL, Marrls -.
Dsr4ns7rFrs-Four dali and difficult Of sale: e:lsss
American In htis. Wtcas qnlet hut fs nd " 11ae y
iacoa quiet Lana qu!s. ;5sfos 81. Talow eul' 1.is
reass.. sugar. steaay. Cct.ts iul. lsce t.n'l.
Lexnox MAs5Ers.-Wlrat arm; RI ard r. ane Qualities Il
vi evsr,. bus,ncs, without quttab!c canEe- Ta:cw
all qu,lis.e. slightly dccncd. The market 1of Actltan
st0css WIS 1rn-
LosroS MONET MARKET WAS slightly stringent. will,
brisk demand Conros clu,ed tie to at 9lHs3it fE
mon >, ,s44@9aH account.
LAfsrsr VIA observation-disclosures, thursday n. m.
Cotton. sales yes,eftAy and to-day .sbC0 G,ts. Tread
ttus quit, but steady. fE0s.s GUS saes TiatE Ottc
articles dull and unchanged.
Lonaon, Thu1sday p, .-Coa5o ols a4A3s4X. 93&cenu1.
, 1860-03-28

NKw Yonr. March .7.--The steamship Star
Of the West, from New Orleans via Nayanu ed,
arrived here this evening. She brings $4,000
in specie from New Orleans.
Tie health Of Hayana was good.
Considerable excitement existed concerning
the capture Of Aarin's steamer, which was
yieWed as M Outrage ..-
Sugars brisk at slG3 reala. Stock, 1880
boxea. Freiehts improved Exchange On
London II prem. New Eork, c@ca.
, 1860-03-28

Sr. LoE,s, March e1.-Ia the CaEstapg II.
Shaw trial the rebatting testimony commenced
to-day, I'll. deposition Of Mr. Nemmipssr. Of
South Carolins, tcnting to vitiatc the testimony
Of Nancy Wilbur, was ruled out Several Wit
nesses were sworn. VIM. L. Daris, one of the
defendants witnesses, stated that The reputation
Of the plaintiff, for honesty, truth and ,leceucy,
was very bad other witnesses testified TO the
General good character Of Miss Carstang-
, 1860-03-28

CEpAE RAP,ns, Iowa, March a7.-The Iowa
Legislature has conferred upon the Cedar Rap
ids and Missouri River Il Tread Company the
Land Grant Of 100000 acres recently reserved
for the Iowa Central Air Liae Company. This
is the most valuable Land GraHt in tde State,
and insuses speedy extension Of those lines
to the Missouri River.
, 1860-03-28
L Kentucky Vigilance Committee
1bcHe4.

LOUISVILLE, Marcel, "a man named u.n~
som, wto wa- recently expelled. .frtnl Eerea,
Madison County, ny, with John e.. Fec, has
returned. The Committee again ordered hin.
from the county, bu. Hanson, will. twenty-five
or ,hirty ASSOCIATES armed with riles. fred npon
the Committee. Nobody was wounded nlp-
Eou,'s party Larsicaded themselves in q house.
The Committee il composed Of twenty t;re or
thirty pcrsnns armed With rcyo1vrrs- i militia
~ force hnS been ordered from, LcxirStcn, and
il is though. the disturbance will >oon be
ouaf1ai
, 1860-03-28

F~4- En1m IiaFrhx
AEn 49, ,'s 80 ssan.. 1r.,..-t ~
ooc n''o'e ~, I.,as ~ T.o0e, III, a. a.:
. ~, ~ 1nca1 n a n. Frna,c t,a]f AssaH4
80 ..s.,. ), ts- 1.nns- , .,th.-
ao.en nsnns. ep'' 49,, n.,ur ~ a, ss[aaoo
AAaoo1-oA w.. =, ,,.....-,. ~ o.3a ~.
theat' eau .'a@ e'' *0'-, 80 -. s
fe'oa.sA' a. - 49,. :. 1s.. ~, ~, n.ooF a,
a.@o uo,,.nas .sccsAt op.Ne,cr swari ii :. t,o.
$500, =. r,t,n. 1mn.J,, w,1.tv ~. r.aaan,s
ee.roossr xyE,tc M sn.. Ohio whskr lie: pIkt.s
1ta..,o,,, ~
ssIIJ sT1rrs-r,,a and saort,ta f.r demand at &13
a.. ,taJ,nr. in limited demand =, es3cee3.
PROVISIONS Rcce;pts last week no bis pork stt-
eo- ~. t e,.. a1s !a1 b. 1ard shtnpedl,s, week zao
-. ro.1. a, la cut Maa.s. ANS lis Lara
49, Tt. a H., t.cn ,it.,e ar no ,novcu,pt or,
,a ,onn,, ., AIS soea,e X In
=. to .o.. m ,,h,a zerr add IN delivery
s ;,.h ~ ~ n.~+ month -, ar rI,ur ronr-A few
W ~ -. ~ .oo IN, ch,n-r, h,pa. nj an crr
-. T''.1. l. ftr ,coutry. and little cr none
, 1860-03-28
New Tnrf- Fen Mark cfs

Br T11taEAEa.1 NEW 1oEk+ Aasch =.
The oderirE Ct tea. tis \. w4s rery desirable nne:
but iasx~y withdrawn. Wheat WIS e1t hnd tfo1fhs
iul raice. Kearsy thtr. quarters vas elthlravn. Hy
son s'h9I: 1og1g uJs.n sl@s; Gun T1wes5 st;a :S9
zsK8NK. ooloux s3H@t3. Orange Iehtc ~. ApaAs-
sta1ce mud h11u, Nv s4les,
, 1860-03-28
Tks following are the receipts and shipments
for tlle past tN cntv -four hours:



The steamer bohemian, with Liverpool da:cs
tue 18th inst, was tclegraphed this morning.
Flour wgs reported dull. Wheat firm. Corn
dull.
The inquiry for Flour to-lay was agcin light,
and the market dull and heavy, the sales being
limited at 81 10 for rood brands Of Sprinc extra.
Wheat was dull, and prices again fell about lc,
the transactions beine sma1l md tri1ins nj aslc
for new recc;nts No. Q Snr;np. md osc for old
rcccip,s of the anne pradc. Tho Corn market
opcncd dull and heavy. and orices fell Hale on
Change. hut reacted slightly after the RECEIPT
ofthc Ncx York 3;sn.tc1,es md r1o,cj with n
much Grsner feeling The transactions, however
were not heavy, ut 4es@4sc for new receip
No. in store; 4o@4lc for old receipts Of the
Same eFaoe' anu 4V1s1e LOT 1resh fece'p1s 40
= tue MARKER closing hfu1 NJ the OUTSIDE quota
tons. fhe demaud ior oats was light and the
markct quiet and rather foTer, with sales nj
s5sG3Gc delivered. Rye continues scarce and
- Ss.-a.s =. O.. p,r,or oc,;ro md 1;,n, <.;,t,
IN oe'naao ~ ooe' n".es 1s'''s Nre -. .n' "4lu
, 1860-03-28

Oswzco. March e7.-Jas. 0deil, alias Jas. II.
Clark, who Was arrested in New York few
days since for tho alleged murder Of Alex.
Curtis in this city in 1854, WIS acquitted this
afternoon,
, 1860-03-28

NEW YorK. March e..-Thc Chinaman aus
pectcd of murder and piracy on board the s'oop
Snray. was arrested yesterday afternoon, vt tho
liacEensack Railroad bridge. When taken he
hat nearly s,pW ia s.oid, and an osercoat said
to have belonged to Cant. Icete.
, 1860-03-28
REAT WESTERN RAILWAY
" C0MFANY'S
EMPRESS VIkEIEHT LINE,

For Threush Freigh. only.
VIA Ncs CertrI tca: We*tes1, aa!c I'M cling rtA1s to
ChicaEo ami all th- West.
The l:ads .er1-s tl4 old and rettabe route from the
Scal,oa, and tile Wet. hay. .9aazeda
FAST FRElGA LIN +.
Giving yYf ct Isca Iiy and greatly i1.e:ta,e. I.r
to Freight sLt tyaI forming The Lsue, Es AID tsi, 1Hn
with the tkin xatr on1 g Jus II ac
terminus Of lei l,oal ~ Through P4s.eEer TraIus.
Hates low - by aay !she. lse ses.a'a;ioa. 1I;
E1pc - Lnt. Via U. ". H. .,,,
IL New iGri. dAllyer Eo,ds at Eul Elr + Railroad
Passenger Derot Warren street Canal stse. ntp"-
10 atcy,. r good. ;,s AID Wusrestcs la:Ivad
Depot au.l mark ~ ablFe.
Ihrnurh I'LL of LalnE given. aul leeaHli!o1s Tad- ~
any bf TIT torrany : oMeeS.
E.'p- BEACH. Ascent, s1s is.oaawaF, New York.
OTIS k1MKALL. Akcnt Il Ssats sfEtes, l'osfon-
A. WALLINGFOIsD, Western Agent.
Garner a.d Dearborn Streets opposite fremont !lcuse
III c1eu El1a1f1ly
, 1860-03-28

BcrrAlo, March ...--The gentlemen cou,-
pri*ing the Committees appointed by the liaif-
r,ad Conventions held at New York aud Louis
rille last week, nlst at 10 o'clock this morning.
Mt the American Hutcl, and orea1;zed By np-
pointing J. D:ou:h, Chairman, and J. Duranj,
Secretary.
The morning session was occupi in arrany-
in. the details ef the time schedules adopted at
Louisville ard New York.
In tile AFTERNOON session the following sched-
u!e was adopted, to SO int" elect tue 10th Of
April.
t;ulxG NEsr.-Leare New York 1t o. n,..
1850 a. m. ansl ) r .,1,., New York tine. Leave
lsnlfLto At 1u:'o p. m, I:a0 u. N. aud II L. ILL.,.
Arrive at Cincinnati Hi p. nj. and :'::tt L. III.
Arrive 1t New Orleans : r. m. and $ Il. l. III,
Arrive at st. Lculs 7:45 n III. and .:45 .. m
GoIxs EAsr,-Ieasc st. Lpu:s7 p. m. and a.
IN. Leave New Orleans q. III. and :;:::s =, n
Leave Cncinnnti a. IT,, II H. m. and II p. nj.
Lenye buiIalo ln:40 p. n., 5 a. NJ. aud p. III.
AMI arrive at New York 2:i5 p. H., :':sV p. m.
and lois 4. m.
The rennss !raaia Central and Baltimore and
Ohio Koals were not represented i'll TIE cou-
ference.
After the adoption Of the Schedule. tLc Com
ference adjourned, aau neetin, Of tile Louis
vile Cnnntnittc: wa< held. At which II solution
was adopted appointing sub committee to con-
fer with the tsticers Of tie IennsylE anil Gen.
trail and tile Ba1tiMnr. AID Ohio Railroads, il,
regard to The schedule. In case no arrange
ment can h. male with these rna,ls, aruther
Convention will be held at Columbus on the Cd
nf 3nrit