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, 1860-08-08
The Last oftlae Key West Africans.
Correspondence Of the Charleston Con1ies]

The last of the African slaves we're sent on
board the ship Star Of the Union, on the 18th,
inst. and she sailed the same afternoon for ST.
non, Africa. The number placed on board was
3s5, constituting what was known Us the cargo
OF the unknown or unnamed" French bark.
The total number delivered over 10 the three
vessels for return is 1883, the balance Of The
original number hare died. Now that the e1.
citement Of the introduction OF SO large nun,-
ber of wild persons in cur midst has passed
awaE, we may well pause and enquire, If this
thing is again to be renewed; if in such cru.
sade with other powers for the suppression Of
the trade, the country is topay 30 largely for
questionable humanity, or our town to be made
the breathing spot and burial Of such persons?
We have no doubt that tue next Congress will
investigate this matter and compare notes US
10 the policy and cost Of supporting negroes
ranks and tills her West India fields from such
sources ot supply.
4 good deal has been said about rescue, and
otner means for the recovery Of these people.
But nothing Of d very tangible character erinc-
ed itself, other than the arrival OF some halt
doaen persons from Cuba and elsexheFe-who
looked and talked gravely upon ''the Law" in
such cases made and provided. Most of the le-
gal luminaries being absent, hare not been
able to leurn how far their vews were support
ed by local opinions; but as to q coup DE- main,
We have no doubt that the polished steel baJo-
nets OF Inc guard a#0k6 6uHlt MuoltSoWe Ie-
CARDS for their personal safety, and these scoins
Of chivalry thought it prudent to return un-
scathcd, than carry their wounds in the rear.
The solitude, Of the trackless ocean, or untrod-
den prints Of our broad domain, are not more
complete than the late residence Of these me-
groes. The buildings stand, but the loud and
dmming sound Of roices-the chanting and
singing and dancing, and even the fierce e1-
pressions Of anger are all gone-tha weary sen.
tinel-the challenge, relief guards--she smoke
giving note Of busy preparation Of food-the
corn mill, and even the stocks. arc all deserted,
and silence reigns throughout. Tie story
about the bark Adela being burnt is all untrue;
her crew we're paid OF in Havana, aud telon ged
10 the Montauk, having landed cargo Of
slaTet.
Lieut.. Duncan arrived here with an elegant
b,izaotiue no name, found OF Auguiila. on the
ed inst, no one on board. She Was q SLAYER,
and doubtless landed her slaves while the Cru
sader was chasing bark; the breakfast for the
negroes was in the galley, still wasm, Thlsis
new phase in the game-an English island the
successful depot slaves in sransit for Cuba.
There are three vessels now lying i'll Harana,
having successful landed their cargoes. There
| are good many rumors about the negroes
who LEFT here in the ships for Africa-but l
shall await something tangible.
The total numer Of Slaves landed here waa
l432; died, as4; shipped to Africa, 1lss-
, 1860-08-08
ServfiIty for Mamrno on.

The recent visits Of ths Chicago XouaTes and
the Savannah blues TO this city, afforded its
merchants another opportunity to save the
Union. The Zouaves were approved By CON-
retent military authorities as the best discip-
lined corps IN the United States, aad were
received and entertained with the utmost DIS
tinctiou By detachments Of the I'd, 4th, 9Th, 7th,
sth, 18th, 18th, and 18th Regiments Of this city
and Brooklyn; but az they hailed from Free
State, no notice wns taken Of them By the uer-
chants, nor money subscribed for their enter
tainment. The Savannah Blues, having no
special claims to military distinction, were re-
eeived ard entertained BY single company, the
City Guard, attached to tho 9th Regiment; but
the merchants, anxious as usual TO PROSTATE
themselves at the feet of K,ug Cotton, raised 3
fund Of e. 500 for feas,ing the representatives.
Of Siayedom at series OF bauquets, where the
Union was served up, boiled, bEolled, steHed ;
fried, scalloped, roasted, and on The hall shell:
The reception speech On bosrd the steamer
that brou2 2ht the SouthsEners explicitly inform
ed them that their entertainers were "whise
men," Tbs Blues only brought with them .
drummer and ffer-their full military band,
being principally composed of black property
owned in Savannah, might have been eonverted
into humanity By touching free soll.-3' Z.
Tribune
, 1860-08-08

Fonr Smith, Ark Aug. Tin this precinct,
Johnson, for Governor. lss majority; Mitchell,
fer Congress, 81; aud Mayors, ior State Senate,
Sos. johnson probably elected By lo5 major
ity.
4 man named Solomon N. Ellis, employee in
the Office Of the Overland Aall Co., and form
erly from Utica, n. y, WAS shot last night by
Cherokee Indian. The wound is necessarily
mortal. The affair grew ous OF disturbance
at The St. Charles Hotel. Much feeling exists
against the murderer which may result in sum.
mary punishment.
FoRr SMITH. Aug. 7.-R. Il. Johnson, regular
nominee, lUU votes ahead in Crawford county
, 1860-08-08

BF Tu.xorArn.l Nxw YoRk, Aus.7.
Fxor1-sc bcater with fAir export demand. Sales
A+5o tnla nj $50 for tupeT state; A;@s<3 for
STATE; 4tt4g5.<5 Tor common to c1t2 ~tntt &58:s+3
tor extra Il. H. o.. closing quite nrm About 100 hrIs OF
the sals* wess ioI .xport caEAdaa 7 shade n1m'r
nAlcs $40 bsas es1sa 20 for super; 4t:a7 "a for
mon 70 ehuace e1tsa. isye hour: aa4:Q tom meal
tcAtce- sales Ito bfiB Iersry 1t 42b0.
NAaKT.Saes so hsI' ii s04s. sm.:l parcels 1: 2ic.
GRA1kMheat tc batter, with increased export .teDand.
E4lt4 3u0n hu winter rtd ut u TOO
Ia oia 90 II $iad aaoat; tsoo bu amber Illinois i eis1
t4tIn bu new white Ohio II $Lai9t1 coo ID Chlcaxo
tl'nx Il 100 bu Racine apIlnE 1t tl2s; 500 bu
new rad AoEeh CasoIta II tl8i4l83; In whta
and oil MI luGiAnA & u 0Ul bu Old wfte Indiana
zt9l.s7 100 ~ whts Kenlusky 1t .4s0i i4s; lso0j
ta Milwaukee club al t1.c5k@l.71. Rye Quitt- Harley
tteady ss:s u t eu At e.t:e fo1 sound rcd western.
03tA3hG} fur wc1tsfn Aod EanAd1n sc far state,
Fpoy1Mo1s-Fork dull snd heavy. sales 20 b,ls
e1s0la ~ t6 for ts 70 fur old do tlsb0 ot thin
raesa 4t32.@i68T for weeru print W for eleay
"a for rs. sis::9 1er Cd prime. bsef qaes and
steady 1t tGs1. Tor extra uets tf1ne entirely
Of geatou. Gut n-at4-0e ahoude., lie for lau..
Lard dull eales $50 hrl 1t lc4&IsNe buttts
ive md fref l0i6c for OHIO 1t c for STATE Cheese
In good request.
1f, Hud ssH Nas l6H, do pFei 6ok. ke.d9k ~,
~ 9 lsk, PAa TX, 4 Oh7eA, q + ~, Q +
, 1860-08-08

NOTICE is hereby given to the
to the unassslsned Ksesserr Of sd l'as a,,hs
div OF March 1884, vlccn. all c4is against
said Bank. A claims got - gfcseute1 ~ b.: 'e,evsr
By order OF Court GEtlNGE = !AKSu,} .
ISAAC IT EESE, I:ecerc1t.
-, -... .'.-: PC. H0LE
Aaaslon. juno 18th. E6o. fssSc6Hss-Sn
, 1860-08-08
BY TELEGRAPH,
LATER PROM EUROPE,
Arrival OF tho Canadian.

FARTHER lolsT. Aug. 7.-Tho steamship Co.
nsdlun. which left Liverpool r. ~, Thursday,
2ath ult., and Londonderry eth, passed here 81
"a. II. to, day.
GREAT Bn11A1x-The Parliamentary proceed
ings uaimportaut.
Il prospectus had been issued for a new tel
egraph company, which proposes to establish q
system Of the penny postage principle. and cen.
yey messages Of twenty words to any part of
rate ofone shilling. An Influential direction had
been formed. with capital OF 100000. 1t is
proposed 10 work The lines on Aliens patent.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company announce
that the efforts made ut Newfoundland to res
tore the Atlantic cable have failed.
Mr. Harley the electrician, in his report says,
By nard hauling pieces Of the cable were raised
in small lengths. amounting in all to seven
miles, but the cable invariably broke at short
distances, and it was necessary at last to abEn-
don the attempts. The report says the iron
wires often appeared sound, but on minute in
Bpcctfon they we're found eaten AWAY and rot
ten. The gutta percha aud copper wire we're IS
wrapped With tarred yarn were sound; the tar
and hemp having preserved the iron wires
bright and free from rust.
The public income Of Great Britain for the
year ending June Goth, WAS Ell, ,41G, 900, and
the expenditures so, ,504 900.
1ne american aorses q: the 1oo1"opo Mt5s iaSes
we're meeting with III success. mr. 1enp1oeek
Maggiore md Satellite ran second ior me stew
nrd,s m Cup anu Good"ooa sIafes resPec.lsei5.
The Goodwood Cup, TOR when 2Iafxe was u
great fav9rlie. was TO be run ior the afternoon
the Canada lett.
L1TxaFooL ir'nee hegeas ol ffassla
a111vta at Iopl'z or ths 2oin' oelos received al
tne Ia!Way 1efm1ol o5 lae 1mPesoF " austria
The Paris Pays Eiyes areport oi treaty be-
tween austria ano ffnssla pfeeeoeo oy con-
ference at Iophtz.
fRAScE.-Lctsers from far1s say that LcTd
ia!merstons speech on hne'anos Nanonas oe-
fences had created great sensation. Some
W'lters say that serious alarm was felt aa to
the maintenance OF peace between the t"o na'
tions.
correspondent Of the London iftrdt1 IN
dulges in various warlike rumcrs, and states
that all the naval officers on fuflough had been
ordered to report themselves without delay
The Naval Reserve had been called out Ihe
French hses IN tae Mediterranean IS to be Falsed
to twenty SAL Of the line. Military Qrenara'
tious 60 ON with unilagglng activity for tne
Syrian Expedition, Which is stated at 95,oU
men besides artillery aud cavalry.
NAPLES AND pS1c1Lr.-Nothiue new has trans
pired relative to Garibaldi's movements. Tht
, 1860-08-08

British residents Of New York was held a. the
Astor House last evening, to consider the pro.
priety Of extending an appropriate welcome on
behalf Of tue British subjects in this tn the
Prince of Wales on his risit to New York.
About 100 persons were present. Mr.. Archi-
bald, the British Consul, was chosen Chairman.
A committee Of forty. five was appointed to
take preliminary steps for getting up some de-
.noustrationa ot respect for the Prince, which,
while 1t should not interfere With the public re-
ception. sh ou1d testify the esteem IN which His
Royal Highuess is held by his future subjects,
now resident in this country.
The steamship Arngo, from Harre and South
amrton, arrived last night. News anticipated.
, 1860-08-08

( HAUTIUN.-AIlp peTso1s arc mere
~ by cautioned against ling :ny ,Tromtsory
Notea e1ecn.ta by ths under. Etei ana pY.es !. q
Fairfield lows, certain nbts Q! various sum- anol tiEE
In the s53. and maturing a. various times.
from slx tt.hteen ao1.a f date ib. t. ~ >.
Camp OF oirr. have lust def agAhIa. xsa ttc,
and raal tes1st the p1. meat thereof.
, 1860-08-08

The ahip fever has sgain made its appear
ance. The ship CynosuFe arrived IRON LiTer-
pool two or three weeks ago, with thirty-tour
cases On board. One woman WIS so sick With
tho disease that she could not be removed in
safety 70 the hospital. and died at Castle Gar.
den. The others were taken to the hospital At
Wards Island, and arc doing we'll. Yesterday,
smother passenger By the Same vessel, on whom
the disease had not been developed when he
since, Exhibited symptoms Of The lever and va
removed for treatment 70 Wards Island. Three
passengers By the Golden Fleece, which arrived
at the port \ few days ago, were 41so discovered
70 be sick with the ship lover, aud were simi.
l4{lY dixppsed OF, ''- -
, 1860-08-08
WIZARD McLEAN, Auctioneer.-
" By FIELD & MCLEAN.
Qce No. Pine street, New York. In po,ta1t fae OF
COPPER, ALCOHOL AND
CAmph<ns S1fIts, Steam Knk ktmts, Aoffsrs,
TACEI1M PUMPS HC

FIELD j. MCLEAN will sci on the premises OF tie
Nassau L!nseed Oh Mills Fus1nao tt.e.t E!s kyu. tuss
i:th a il ocitck all thc extensive MayAney smerly
ured BY Me>trs Tatct for the manufacture ct Aash.i
Of 3Vo Eamns capacity. with Copper Worms la>'e rln
by ssaan with i4rxe Gull ct C1ppss Wo1n II condtns-
Keane,s for Vacuum, Pan: tw, lareo q pper hie Lo!
stills u about aap sspns carary ehca. will I'll tlc top.
steam and Copper Columns to make high rrusf Alcohol
e Steam E1:nc .. atnnt poSs1E ~ w1 a1se
tr aud tire Gy;in4sf osFs IS isst los n tsst y d
lest corrctsuls in New York. were erected u x.
pepsc of few years snce. and a1c r!rtcs aLt
In good working order.
FC7hrr particular. nay bc obtained anil order to
anime rulesty upon application to tie Auc iurcs,
Kew rnrt su3-c.S9nt
, 1860-08-08

EXIffAs E6Mf8HF I4Y
from No. IL dearborn sifcct 10 f Lake ard 20 S0uk
tAlk stEects having Lake md Clark rt1ect Tie
Italcc Lake E.1ect will be considered the entrance 1oK
cy, collection anil stuat package business. TUE entrance
Cirk street will be reEasted Is tic entrance sur FRIGHT
However, loud 1Dnney delivered CiasG st:eti
,1eelt on lske street, the Public With which kaxs tsEa
husncrs past sl1 years could not be aetd 10 b.
Heve that te refuse II. Having been lib
orally suaiatped IN old Aand nsG tr }r.c WILL
irtcnds 70 eo,aus t,eir sE.l.} A,d IN return "
tsresa well ~ to u4sl Of oa1 C"up!y. uice Euui&
unit! further notice, fiom 1:cu 4. u. TOT T.. ~.
tuk19.est3 tb 4ep3 HU H, u, tDLNlN, A"tn'.
, 1860-08-08
Horrible Confe ssion OF a Murderer.

New YonK, August 7.-0a Sunday, July
e9th, in Yorkshire, Cataraugus county, the
wife Of james Wheat was found dead. Her
husband was declared guilty Of murder by the
coroner's jury. On "Wednesday, 1st inst, he
was conveyed to jul in Ellicottsylle, and yee.
ted him the fact that his father and mother as.
sisted him-thc father strangling the victim
With handkerchief. The deceased WAS en-
cientc 8, the time. Great excitement pre-.
, 1860-08-08
The Kentucky Election,

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. 7.-Coomb's majority
in Jefferson county is S,02G, Fayette $50, Bour.
bon about $50, Nicholas about l2G, Harden up
wards Of l,uo0; in Newport Kenton 3o4, Psdu.
cub 440, McCracken about 100. Christian 800 to
zoo, Henderson 900. Coombs' msjority in the
S,ate estimated at 10, 900.
, 1860-08-08
Chicago, July n, 1850. ]y25t7ss-:d
FOK PIXIES PEAK.-Thc under.

sxned are pre-, arel to for sac nesly ny nted
QUARTZ puLVEkizsR. tpabols ratea:, espes5aaiy
k1apteo for Iike't ptnA; tia: combines tile qualities
Of being Light Cheap. Lastly Managed ard pC RABLt:
he BY iTo horsss "r cut morse :lSne css
In The mnuntzna mules, and sn!sed all winter without
wstF, We WARRANT this Mil Il. d. u ;te cent. rnore
work with the sau,e power lhAu the best htay mill.
We are psep.st turnish,his kind Of u If any tt.e
aso the etmschinery In u"e under the SANE rateu:A ff
<3'ush!n9 Iron Ore OF Macadamttlnk stone.
machine BE- tn on.ration at the Machine Ship
post ofce box 1899. Chicago Illinois, for further lnior
nation.
r. H. uu poIs, DUBOIS * AUSTIN
frTr4 Wv
, 1860-08-08


Il Az. ClIitAt;sl hA1LH.,AT.
Shw r:e'-: anu :t t.s ~ J.. r.t:s.:rt.
N:thSutch Ik~, e7un-etnk Will III" xitet
fENSsft 9AtfA fE>TtlAl KAl1.E1st y
To Few fnsk, Philadelphia, l1,rnrn = xshE $iut
City, and athr EttraF .NsaA j. Isu.; saala, arn I
ICY, New ls-., Mnrv9rd. Sc.
M"rtaaEts hy s.k!RE s ra1ft. T.t, 15ve tha t+ne;s
Ill thr ka41et7 mA.srt 1t no ai4iuun4.eest.
tA:xase e.lreAt Trough.
Trans fesss tie, e,ept eo'r".Ef t'a-a sal va Eu:ra
st.s-t. Wtst >:i#, IS f...vs;
1DA .-;M:fr!u. E1pftsE. :.:y ts;:At.G, c.esr.*.4
ri-S.ht Exp.-ts. "..i:. :>-::lay, :1.: ;:r.,
:'Gnnert.rE ~ CEt:t with tltvtlar,: .rh Lax; =,
Rairta H. 1'Mnt:Tx Atac. Sia sailE. Ar~ Jtl ~
KcAtup. a.1 nj "ttr1t s"wE. Nes. l. s.!u v. ...w
III. tt.:tk!L.a ::e.1 Tx Ani Fra =. ~ Al:
f!A tn"t. tn toi:,n Inns. I4tsv;'fr y. wa:t, It:
tetanh ateueeaAIt +clIk. AID ntesf+: t,~n4"r tnn
Tie ah":. .r.irs eer?ee; = Fe:s.. with .r:s T.!
River load to SFsfn4te! Crsa7a, lay1c.,
A1ao with :,si:. 4 !IE:l "1.s"n ,rd g tia1a,:
FARE ~ lAtN 49, Any tyrHEf. HulTE
Paa~hxers bsns Ert vii hid 'a tu,tc ha:h ctr;r se'
eci Agreeable. p1*sna tucGL rlAsy If lie Ia s.st Nd
the4t cities IN The Enc.i States.
Fiserkerh 1sffs:k a. 'A!ra<s, u: ~ th' Tn.h ~
5u attentive check steE.s At the .el4s r4ssyt er
Aas convey eAsa,c ! Q! eh-se tt the rssharre ur,i
Chicago CARS Sleeping e:tE1 ac:.E,tif reeAt ain.
Tcktts for sale n all The pfcpa tsket tfcc4 l.: fhs
West. aud II the cuapAly ttrc. A...M III .nd
De1e'r1 ttfa... afpcfr ':e atv-z. sf.u5. " Il +la
Depot Htf. s!r eotue: ct AI1 a1 Vsa Htfsa .srtr.A
Chicago.
B. pafter!xrs Ia atE - tiettts ~ F.,t TIM
, 1860-08-08

SATrEnAf, AuE. Z.
tcr!ptona Of luubrs snd heavy bules is doing quo-
ted rate. Fre!sLts penty which prevents any
mutation OF ttek Although lhe la fur the 4 or Ju
uf Lumber!s ia Of hotc OF the
Ias. r,A thcy kho~ altpK III impaired with the receipts
the second third of MONTH yet the gene
raj tlst The August frceips N exceed thoc
of hugu.t, 14ss, which WIRE atout Il. .tohnp ftet-
Tie 1eceptA By the Edo chxmplAln Canals during
The fourth week in July In the ycats Eaed. f
, 1860-08-08

O,wEoo. n. L., Aug. 7.-The largest political
meeting ever convened in this county, was held
in Washington Square, in this city, last night.
Over 5000 peopls were present, aud were i'd"
Vinton, Of Wis. 4 procession Of 500 Wide
Awakes, with torches, paraded the streets. I'm.
mense enthusiasm prevails, and the meeting did
not break up till midnight.
, 1860-08-08

'AERIVEp...,..,.,....AuE August Z.
Australia, La S lie. tl58 bus corn.
Celestial, La SatIe, A5f7 bus c,rt.
Wing l. Wing, Ia Sale. <lc3 bus corn:
Col Frrnott IL Salte. 1S3 lorH ofcGa.
ROCK Hun 0t.wA. 40 bus corn.
Ottaw4 Ottawa, Am hvs corn.
Marion Ottawa: s4N0 bus corn. 1870 bus wheat.
L Alexander. LockpLr. II go Lu. heat -1ss hMs corn
Ad. Claanahsn 7da lus whea: 1oo3 Bus eo1n lso bcs
oat+
f7co Peck South, 80 tons carth.
Mariner tnckpolt-1iEIt. ~
Kesce Atheu cube yards rough s:oIe, 81 ID dressed
stone.
Aou{la Soatt, 1g4, 80 raaiee.
Etpres3 La SaIt 434. bus corn, . hf bbls beef
, Aitopa Norris, 3e6 bus com, i6:y bus what.
UaItiiuu1e L. Sale, 1850 bus corn.
REn.......,......Augu.t7.
Dousla. Ssneca, $50 q lunter. so,000tt sdiIg
Ihtls Richu,ona Lockror 500 ns tin bo1es.
Adcla, Joliet, To bhls SIT.
Rescue, Athens, Light.
, 1860-08-08
@ One Day Later from Europe

FAR1uER Po1sr, Aug. 1.-THE steamship Ca.
madam. from Liverpool the o6th, via London
derry the eth, passed here q: O'Clock this
forenoon.
1t Was reported that Convention relative to
the Intervention OF the Great Powers in Syria
was signed at Paris on the aG:h.
The Goodwood Cup was won by "Sweet
Sauce" "Starke," American, ran fourth.
, 1860-08-08

Leonard Swe1t's Appointments
The Hon. Leonard SWEET, Republican nom'-
nee for Presidential Elector, will address Inc
people on political topics at the following tln'e'
and places:
Grayvle. e............. ......''-.. rtn' Ansust
X I,as Fi,day Ausu., ~
QGeY. 'AeAANA1' r
, 1860-08-08

ATIof.-The Illinois Starch Company. st ottawa
are now manufacturing tho Starch iu world. In
b.dv quality whitcnesit cannot he cxce!. aid bsi,
manufactured entirely with spring w4te', Which naturally
&of rain water contains nefaIou. chemical Hence
Is Infinitely desirable for fo' md laundry purposes
anany ether n USE A. *eusanes TO The puhte q e
references could be given, but In this references
unnecessary, al b; procuring little Ios trial
sateg mxt!vea In huytnE this etltc be particular In
eeelpx Atst II IL tokcn from boxes marked
, 1860-08-08

CH1CAGO i ROCK ISLAND
- RAILROAD LINE--F1nec ger Tsalna dspAs. nun
4ad Arrive 1t Chlcaxo follows:
81. nay Expsess and MN leaves =: s:l3 Az. aad a.rs.s
Nkht E5bsess ls4vssat sI5 pm. Saturdays axeep.sIh
HaJss 7a,sa s1o an tNon4Ays e1eee,ea.}
sonss Aeeainoaat!oA. y I1-Snt days Axet rtet.
vt.n,.. A., 3ohN r. TAAAti, Tan 5aot
, 1860-08-08

Ioxpox 18th ult.-Market generally unchanged. uls.
counts easy fraction below the bank minimum lcv eest
tf1s Loans 1n stock Exchange t red at a9S pet
cont oil government securities The funds IhciE
e1lehcy Hrmness+ notwithstanding the dseouacnk &c
ctu ft Paris AID ths urEcn!a weather fur tie curs
, 1860-08-08

W0OL-TheIe Il no chanEt ID hotItF, adu Tue htzct
nufc. ut the following f5 5usea:
, 1860-08-08
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

AER1FED......,......Argc
Stn1r adv tls'n, Wilson, Ortfusgon+ .und,let.
Stnnt Gsxe1te, lu tin, Alwaukcs ~lnts1es.
St1ur tsn1tt No7xan, Grand ii4vcn. 4urtl!as.
PEop Barber bnoWn It 1oseh, u lumber, s Fa'soao
ttss.
Sehr Gnnads. Mctnty1e, Oswtgo. 800 bbls a.lt-
Schr btrnud., kcwell, Ghwcgc, l.eDo tbls - l.
SchT Il kzie THop. Floyd Grad i!aven. y IA en't9.
6clis loneer, 1humpsor, Ctaterrile, % edf ~ooo.
tehr g Ha' rteon, Lee. Manlst4 =, lis ~ lumhtf
Sehf Ellen Wfi!ann Mcdonnell, Budslo 20 q Innpes,
tctr Frlan, Tyler O.we4o 1861 inrs !rt q nhs ~.
Arhr .nmmencemeit Van lieu. Black Lale ~ tn staFFs
tchr Pilgrim. Uissit Ucnnto. 14n III tpmntF.
Se.r T. shoycr ioasrts. Muskrken 1eo U !aaefE, n -
kcht CttdoLa. D3rk*. sand tnF. ~ COS *ooo A79 Ill
sh1nE'es, 20 eds wo,d. m lumber.
Erhr MA5pct. B.krr. hhchoysan. ~ Gus "oto.
Echr 1luy.ea.r N'alch. ltuhaln. ~ IT.
Sehr ForfnY PefcfGh, Kalamazoo. l4u N 'uHber-
Soon Z " ira. UevaIo.', Calumet, 4 tous iFon
CLEARED... Aug.t.
pYop Young America Chapman. Osdtnsoufg, 9oo hu et
sebr SUI jadpto, Mowrv. Buffalo. Il, % ba coru-
schr Kockctt HAmsgr, Port shTna. g. ~ ~ corn:
sehr osstn u Tie Lakes Goddard Kingston, l3,f4 bu
schr L Sheppard, Newton, Port Cclbotnc. 12ooo bu
ect, Mr. rlan S~hcntk, t'swe9o, 1850 bu con.
Erhr Altar. Kyle, Isuna 0. 1910 bu coru.
, 1860-08-08

jAa. ". NUsSUN. Freight Ike ii, ,thtea. L.
J. J. HORIZON. Gea'l F..:3ht AT, Chicago. ~
M1CHIGAN CENTRAL AND
1F1 GREAT H9STEGS CANADA, RAlL.A7..
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
TsAnAteave tho 1reA4 cent er1t fao: Of kt.c.A
Chicago:
toanL Rha!r: Explcfi. tsrn..v. c4ee,:s, nr.:vs Al
Qesfust - t1 Sr1FeE5!on ti:tixe s-51 All, A.b.aY
a-0 PIN. hcE York go pHl, Eo&tun |, ~ pm.
E.o0 pE-keW ioffE j. H. stoa 1krc=+ .tarei ,
ksrtvs At Dsl1ot 7:su zn., s,r;" t.,uh I.st!s- !
RI1a!a $40 Ill.,. Albany Us a1l., Se1 ls:k
s:ss An.. Boston 1:o' pm.
7:0 An-ctncinhau E1psess-texcsrt s1tIayl l,hrux to
Cincinnati In 10 hauts.
500 pm Clnccnat amt Louisville Exr1c.s Except.
dayl through to C!nclunau In IL htusA Loul
In Is htuFs.
500 pm Train. Saturday. nn.y 10 S!t1.
sunday Trars j pa.
Fateut slerprR t'ats on al night tfaina.
The 100 pn. train connect nt Part. with the Ho ara
Lake Nu.un Railway for Buffalo and all potM- ca.t:
foato with tie Grn Trunk Railway KIM. ukhc:
Northern Vermont. Ne~ Iau.ht1e snL Maine.
itsxK7-e checked through.
Through !ekets f9E aalu Il tss principal Railroad o.ts
Dsoota stfes Chicago t4e dctot foos ii Like s1e.
Il. J. srA.o1as. Gsasra; Psss-osrr Assns' tx
EOR K ROCKFOKI, EELOlT,
4 Freepnrt, GaenA, Dubuque, J: n rv;e rn,I.ix M
chfen. nhkn.h, Ia Cso*e,st. Paul. an4 III polnts Ws.s
, 1860-08-08

CINCINNATI, Aug. THE Thermometer yes
terdAy ranged from 81 to l02'. Thirteen casss
Of sun stroke-thfee fatal.
, 1860-08-08
ftnauriat ami 9rontn1errlat
MONETARY.

TrxApAT EVrNr1G. Aukuh 6, ls*e'
Market yesterday active. Exchange per
cent, buying, aud II selling rate. Currency IN
active demand.
, 1860-08-08

rss:es parsed dutice Tue inst 1t h.urs. Up-E.nf.
Dowp-coaior,, \ Y! iau:; Aa,noxs1. >:d-Up-
Mtapi Ii. .ile Atiantic, So..l Minnie Kinney. 2d-rp-
jefferson, Fehn Rag. Lty.1y. Of Oswefo Tfays!.E.
FLtcher l. Col us Dowu-I Avery. timely, Live.
'UsWEGu, August 4-Auyed. Psop Og ensburzh,
Rcha,dson Chicago; scht r Avery, 0ahan Cti aso.
, 1860-08-08

SYRACUSE, aug. THE Breckinridge md
Laue State Convention assembled at 12 o'clock.
About 800 persons are present in all. john A.
Green called the Convention to order. Robert
Dunlap Of Niagara was chosen temporary chair
msn. After the calling Of the roll and the up.
pointment of committees on credentials and
permanent organic alton, the Convention took a
recess till 9 o'clock.
, 1860-08-08

TT X N 4 P P, NJ. D.
liz FORMERLY OF NEW YORK.
Tan hr consulted either personally CT bs letter. In rxe
II III Diseases which he treats unprecedented success
On new !, ste. lie cures Chronic Gases of D!seas.,
wlca have been pttounceI ncusaa1e 1y the 'cl fac
piseaees OF Women, All Fosms of.strotula. Dy.prr.a
oosstipaton, skin diseases Canceros and Taterulus Al
fextn1s i.rlain Pulmonary Consumption, Kheu1asnn,
Paralysis Ep.!!p.y. Asthma, Salt stsun, Rs,nt.eas Aad
Intermittent EevesA the Diseases If CE!1tTe1 Sc.
He has e1teaIvt practice 4nl wonderful Erce
In The Treatment Of
C.1ITcERs,
which be cures without the knife.
Remember eae Doctor iea psoni'e to III saEea
II Uisxases While Diseases cCRAALx taken in
ssson Your usy IT. curable ih:a
not nsxt-tpday, tonosro hCnce, the danger
Of delay.
DIFFERENTIATION free. Once Losxs from An. Pm.
0tftCE 17e sd. CLARK STREET,
1p4L ef.3v 4:ts.k N1nrn4-4ts, t.helxn. ~,