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, 1860-05-14

riulAr.IrulA, May 1l.-.t .nsctiuy yAs held
ths r,eu.;... u. :l.r Constitutions; lieu! unas-
ter. Tier were a;,'e addresses ty t:a- ..e!t-
gates ct ,h: 1T: t:orvrn:ion. y ;,Fecrs-is.n WIS
in n,tl, l.escd ly j saat. which rrnees':ci ~
III. l..rr.-e ll,u-e III -:rt hi 'r > H.:o. l'rll,
Sit. E:! was i::';m!sl,r4 from thr E:f.o::. bv
Jus L. lu.efsv1l, vii" csiia. 'ze.l The uaA;',usy
vi the t+.1.Ht:ou aud the c.lt.this.es It-t::c.i.
Mr. l.. VIA ..,.r.v-'s with cheers lie -s:,t
i. Wontl Ge cafrars to hnal II atn:.: II - ,iI'!
not !.r! d. 1y >-n>1br nt he !1u::cr ;:.ii h'.;',
but he :l!:. I'll: s;..t The as>rE,bll:e was ,iu-
" su a.prase t:.t *ctlon of the C"nycutt"n.-
IT, J:,t Ut: appear II snlke >Tesca up"n ,he
rn1it.cal fnf,ic& If tac day, but IN u!:rs his
ths...:- trs the prr.:.nt manifestation. lie II
!uue,i 10 tie c.l1>r- which led I f, the re'st..
tan. u fei?:. til: .i!-.tust vf both thu Demo.
,r.sc II: Il ,utc;ln pirl'e-. liz trusted ina
til ;u;:y II. >1,crrc.f tbttn "nnfH b. L party ii
lii. Cs,oA as. tue Constitution 0! The cuau'ry.
Il. a],elI.,t 10 tnc .npl- TO come tortsa ,t.tir
m;.ht rnsI .1s:la:c~, Il 'esernnai.n 10 call b.4ck
the e.:s,u;Fs Ia TIC tIte objects ot tle 1n-it:u
ti,,,.- o4 af.:n!:leaa government. an:i liz; ex-
blast its e.:e:* es liz .sa-tracthcs. It i5 1n.n,'
/. =, that III. tuulc erntitencc in tie II ability
IL TIE reInt liz i,a4 ieie1lrrate.I within IT." last
1w+rtv yvns: the rn,vrutinn therefore Wisely
ua,istvti trut il, c5=-iarr.'n atl exctir:: top
,rs at hui s.,..itrr,: ,tis:ru-t bt'wte !: ,He
Mn II, a,:i tit,. : t,.;,. hEu Ing 1tat i. e'Mri
i, III. T.; IL, pu!;i' :a.:L. ha: cnnren.ion tbs
H.. a:non.: sn I, L hes: OF wosthies, 4, setec:
! vnfr speaker. II - i c1II istnt .: wL!nh
| lret ny uuH"rt,r1ilrss.
IT,. cou.,,!e ls trusting that The party foua-
,Ic.s n,4csr ~.'rt4 .:l-rr"iu, h.rnsra; n1d -".d
| IL. i,:., ws,ul /. Successful IN tsi.1i:sh,.. i
tcw T. Il. !. q; :: ~ the c:,ase tim ii ii TOT
n.v<. lu4a,esl III s.i.t. His FOR III" -:
1.t.t1ty sy4r, ~ wri} nuuwn, anu it wnu!s t..'
| u.x,i;. - ~ 1..,rtait. Aga ll.,hiu.: IT..
e,n:+u cs H.. t4nat: c;nerr.d Ism. ,ir. Fell
r..,isrs .,s,l h..,t: Though nut scl.etl sE. +
ing
to sentiments u't rel, it WAS evident the cfos,!
.ya4 c,.pn.e. ot II, +celf.neous PARTIES Astr*c
ted t.v su: Justly, aud til II TIE friends It ts,s
cIusa I1.rt!; hat :,nse 10 ret their cntln>;:.>
| ~ ,tyx. Er4. vet.
, 1860-05-14
II. T., General Conference.


IT.. ,:,na ef th:. -e:>iaa This ln"rn1. ,vs> I'll.
ro.t ew.,:tly occupied IN TIE .il*cu-sirn ui :.
motion t, refer 50 uslca Of the j 'urnat at the
t;epc,ce Conference Ee1l.et tn 11,e dull ien's,
in ,Ea. Conference tn :te special commit =
w.,c, " ~ ord RID >uire dara ssnse 10 cnns's!eE
,ttsr difficulties, ,:nd amendment autslos &c :
1t. c2s.ln lite. - .e4'i fur !tt< aud l'le:-
The ,,cn-s,o.s ~;.4 p,r,.eip s:e.i III By Mr>>rs.
Osborn, re,',':, isi7'.rI. Jury. t'sod*,n. >'l'
trr, TX, Gs.,xu":. Coort., H.sue:d AID fA'les.
,,,s, a. ,..:.iuc:e.! j.; at... l1:an,"rand ua y
resulted i, tire discharge o: ts,- special conit
to .,,. s.,e reference Il. tie entire e',jec: 70 's
appropriate s'a1.s'o: c""ni''' cs wh'sh are I'll,
Committee on tie Enises;'"cy. !;ineiaacr asd
Cour: ci Appeals, bs vote l'l a:aiast II.
i communication MAS Ted 1ro1' tim: Eras'Hs
Corning, pr.-iatr,. sud Chanzcy Fl5hsr.f. S','
rer,,,tr,deot Of the New }crk t.'n:ral Ea;'ioad
iuyj,irr In. Coufcrenre to vi$is S1'gar4 f:ss'- III
b,.i, .nd t.lacn, ,lc railroad at :hsir disposal
Tor TIM; puri,u.e. The invitation Was accs pied
aui III. thanks Of The Conference returned s'r
lie SANG, and rex: lhur.day WAS liked upon is
l.. day iur The excursion
, 1860-05-14

yocsoLk, Va, May 1=.--Ths Philadelphia
rsa:ssd !,t r. -. o'clock 'Eis mor'.ie%- Sot
t.ndin. tie Keauoae. cs eapectsu. III ham2deh
EovJ.. C.,,.. Tas.er with The Marines sFFlsed
;,..ra u;,ovt lie sais,. time on Tie Lou,-l 4d
E1nress, The r,"nicn Is that the EesneSe
wou{l NJ, ha,e le!t New York dur'o. s''c' wra-
tier. ~ her ehafs WIS cracked, anu may not bs
IT,. .tsarn.r Aun1cossa in waiting to transport
the L.rxa.e of the EnoassJ.
Tie i;overnment party ere much disap2e'nt'
cd ~ The rhila1elphil was chartered tor only
,hree do, ; aud furnished with supplies only :or
,n.t ts11e. 3toreover, the a.axnlucen: 6o4cets
nj H,.wers with :yl4ich the stelmer was deeo1a-
I'D, viii mi1aeE and lbe jeiiles aud creams Pro-
yidsd TO-. the tables will spoil.
Tie steamer 4nnscosta will bring the news
of .hc ar1iva! Of the Roanoke q: Old Point
Comfort. The weather Is rough uoi il e rain
ing.
Tha Eoaaose, with tbs Embassy. Is no: ex'
rected till AFTERNOON.
, 1860-05-14

CONNER C1AI..
sA7rxpA4 EvKxuo My u, 1850,
The following are the receipts and shipments
for the last twenty -four hours:
, 1860-05-14
Arrival OF the Fulton.

S.w Yoax, May 12.--Tbe steanahip Fulton
h,. arriTea al New York with dates Of the I'd,
ron, Liverpool. The Niagara arrived out on
The so,h. The Anglo-sa1on arrived At Qaeehs-
town on The I'd. nd.,,, want
a,5s1. Pes sn'S %sxSrd SsRtchs :a9 likely
Th,ea II hnndrsd thouaued pounds OF austria
lian goid hid been received Ia Eng!ana. a. recuc.
Montemulin and Erothe1 proposed 10 'esos'
nize illa sovereignty Of Queen Isabel
, 1860-05-14

CLEARED Il.
pnonr lt,ber Brown. ST. lo:e2 tons La 3tons
trnp d. Nsssx I5egson Blk Saable.
prop Ut3~A, y ar1en+ Mu.>exon.
sbess u Is nhls hsuls bbs i.rd IS bsss roa
toss ltS haka kurtts 20 boxes cat1 e. rs bags oas
e d *G , Isl. a.
h"aa II c-tt.e, IS bdls pare1. s. pigs sundsie*.
wagon.
Pop Young America Lhap1nal, ogdsushusGh- LOO buss
pzop Bos.aeton Grind T'ayef . tons ndse
Bris susan H. ssf. John.on- Bakevire-
5eSi FL % sts s;si %K.asf: whiis II, Som lumber.
Schr Albion. Smith. Ce1.'e' VILE
sesr f,3sa 4;S.s5o; Gss,nf rs So e H.
seh. k:sist, Ka@.:y. Buaio, > foo en:h eotn;
seh1 hte sqa.l lsGna;d kqsalo M M .ssoo sa:h corn.
| seht Flo,e1: res,.loy. bga7le, iS,1oooosh eoFn'
~ .tfIs: nssse seAs jeaa.e
sehr C5aet. lhhmrson Kaaamasoo.
schrtHsIrS, P:a1 PH,t Colberue, 100 bush eoEn-
sehr A@ns Venom. Hsines Grand KseS e. n ,rh-,,
ssar Seasss SoassSu. ns2 Mei;tss, ~ aast h
s;s ses @slse LAKE,
ehr r:,aT, riialE n niaSs' 1,1,zssT;;<. Hn,5tsoTi;
Sclr Nt- Te1ror, Hoil 4 r souh hAvea.
schE 1ln"t. Bulke, Hsand HAEen.
| Sehr Commencement. l!tsA. Hoiand-
sehr f4.eop. Roberts, Maske+'on.
e thn. Walton. Au:krgon
| y .hr Pix ,Gu,des.on. Grand Haven.
Schr Scotland, Clyd. sla Grsnd Aasen'
seh NYo1n.re. Fuloux G:snd AATra'
ST eePtfa ,aasak a5fsis sotassSa isssto Bts
sehr Antet,pe, GaElsn, Ksianaz''o.
g: t4es :, B:'i a.s:a M.s; 'tsssi:i VII. i:i.
! Scow Tel3rt8, Newton. White Lake.
, 1860-05-14

BAL7;xo.n, Nav le.-The food has about
subsidized. SO fur no serious damage has been
done beyond The filing Of numerous cellars and
flooding Of the love stories 0: buildings in pof-
lions Of Halliday, Saratoga, Jay aIa Harftsea
streets and The Market place. In some places
the water Is from ! to feet deep. No serious
damage is reported beyond the carrying CT o1
fences, DC No 1aroags il reported On she Ohio
Road. Trims are running without Interrupt
, 1860-05-14

.Nsw Yohs, .l2y l.-Thtss Wa, quite nu-
re1ou< gathering Of peop9s q: Cooper Institute
last ereE1u3. in response to call tuS general
expression Of syG,pathy for Tbaadeus Hyats,
now imprisoned in Washla:tuu for refusing to
tes:i'y betcre HE SeoA&e CouGlis.e= Of lnyesti'
CATION iu 1e.:iou TO the Juha Brown toEay as
uaEpez's Ferry. Very sssaag speeehes ~ere
mala b5 Or. Cheeser. Weud ell Phillips, and
William Lloyd Garrison, and great deal o'
enthusiasm pteyai1sa. -..
, 1860-05-14

EOE SALE-Cl'eap. the new Cot
t.ge Houze "a rooms) and three ,eaa lea.e. No e39
Souh Chrna s:nt' d.nl.sl!e rssiie &c an1 I.c.uy
for ca.h. part sAo1t tine sCeus.d. Apply The
prcmses ta eusct ber vi the oacc OF as1o Ja
ipesop. G5 Sonth t1ark bt,t e, crn.s II Rand !pa
moc: :UI IN JAMES y. JOHNSON.
, 1860-05-14
Foreign .MarkctH.

LFf kF03I- Nay 7.
BsrA-s7uus-Westher favor bic for eropa cau:irs
bat le enquiry and weak prices. Flour -: +: r:
White tisales q; C~rn dun -.d a lower. Y,lu@ SIS
& @sts. WLIte 20 6c@Ss. Be,f aaet: r"1E quiet
o;@as, l.sd cult; best freely ofcrel .: IS. sus-E
steady
dsv r. -rreas utf very dull ewrgt t? The wsatErE
belrg favorable 10 the crops. Provisions quilt fEotuec
unt hANEet.
oxpos, Thursday. P. n.-Consols closed 9o4@a;*,
TIe Baak Of Ent tlnd's rases OF discount Is wi hobt
, 1860-05-14

ROARDING-A gentleman ard
hta VIE snc p1s assct toat rro1a AID 5,cr ii
%lS Ma:f Un .;tc.t. A!' Il. aa1 b+-;s. ;'t t*
, 1860-05-14

LravkswoR7u, May 1.-The report that the
Overland Express company hare eeased run
ming thei~ euaehes from this ctr il untrue
They are running q atri-weekly line hence TO pen.
yer and will continue to do 50. A e1teosss
drought i. prevailing in this vicinity, and
farmers are sut'tIiu severely.
, 1860-05-14

winter, and which in the end may prore so pro-
ductire rs that the loss to the country on ac-
count Of the drouth will be triaing. The hog
crop, on account Of its certainty, is destined to
become the leading feature with our agrieu1tu-
ra1ista
, 1860-05-14
Financial ami Gom1n1trrial.
MONETARY.

SATURDAY ErErz5o, May 1cth. 1850.
The money market has carried in no respect
tipce yesterday Exchange il in active
demand at 1t per cent. premium. Currency is
abundant, and large amounts Of produce paper
would be gladly taken in order to lessen tue
surplus. The general money market is working
easier.
Gold II and dull.
The GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY, or CAsApA-
Traffic statement for week ending April 2s,
1860:
Fte4eht and Live Stoek. 8aiU7s7
Malls and tundtes. St9o.4l
$6fs4 Is
Corresponding week of last yeaf........... a. 329B9
Increase fAo Al =
, 1860-05-14
0AyEeHQ Market.

Br TuEoxAra.1 O.wE6o, May 18th.
FloUK-Dull and 1neh1nXeJ-
(iklta-WheLt dropping. tafes 1000 bu Nlte Cat ada
IN nj Com .ca-ct, and 10 sales. 1htr aims qIiet
GAxAL FRzl0H7sflrm owing to the tcarcaty Il Lu.tt
rlpur asc wheat Sc Com SIS TO New 10 /.
inrukIs-5.GQkI hush what; $50 bgsh
k1rut1t-3S00 tbs our, 40 tu1h wheat 4540o bu.l
com.
Two p1npelcrs which came through the Wclanl canal
since The lock rcT red arrived here Ills morops
, 1860-05-14

frot Chicago dfer& to Bottom. and will load the t,er
II June This makes total of e:gt ve-e+le firm
c,rterc fr his trade ard others Will follow during tho
We jearn aso t7tth. ehnone., W st HIn srd rsshnn
will load week At Toledo for Bo-toa-Ceto!t Fire
Prts..
BAY 'ate unfbrtunit At Torpht' vrze'ay reTrtrc
In aakIE port eh" ra hi" Shallow ~at"f sni wsnt hari
arronp1 Krp .attd attempt4 10 lfere her snl
lae-t state ~Ehcut avsI. Ne E"pe,
That this she Is axa!a atoat.OsWego T.mef. 10Th.
r. The schooner Enerp.1.e. hntnd dawr fra eric
&C. had hrr suall bnrt stnvs 10 pee Wednesday *venr
whie coming to alongside It j. ck the Gansd. .tdt. Ii
til. port nd ccetded 10 Euto without any.-fDr
trott Advertiser.
, 1860-05-14

ru,1ApxLru,a, May 1.-THE contested e!c:.
ton c.ss .. Doxninx ~. uut,er, the People !
candidate for City Comptroller. Is Ut . ,: deAo
lock in consequence Of tie mysterious aisap.
rearancs ot tie tally list Of s5 precincts IRON
tao prolhonary's office.
, 1860-05-14

Drought and Fires In New England.
Hcs7os. MAY 1s;-E1cess'Te drought tnsoasn,
farmers, who, in some parts of New Hampshire,
drive cs,&le niles for water. Fires in the woods
are also rasir. 10, many localities. 1t Hyana's'
On The Cape. yesterday, a ire spread oreE one
thousand ac1es Of wood, and is still extending.
, 1860-05-14
Tus TuEAr CRoP II A1ssouR1.-The st. 10
aanh Kaat af the 9th contains the following:

The wheat CROP: Is unquestionably, lost 70
their prospect is fair for something more thnn
q half crop, while many hare aiready. plowed
their fields up and put the ground in other
grains. It is probable, Therefore, TINT more
acres will be devoted to corn than ever before,
which will certainly swell the hog crop next
, 1860-05-14

DOARDING-A pleasant suite OF
ID Rooms In central location. with board sota f
aan snd ladY Of mil fay. Also tooa ~ita oa r e
= xsntsnann 1 na41 ~ 'sas ~ ""s Dya1wz-"
, 1860-05-14

Augusta, Ga May l.-IIon. l. Il. Stephens
has ", i,ten letter n reply to several gentle
men Of Macon, in wh;ei, he sustains the priAei.
pies Of noninssrven'ion, dlsapproses Of the
SECESSION trou the Charleston Convention. and
recommends thu: delegates bs sent to Balti
more.
, 1860-05-14
41oarDlllg.

DOARDING.-Two Gentlemen or
n s.,.enan and LADY,, c1n he accommodated With
N. and p'easaut fon. rooaa II No. 16e Maois:n ST.
Mt ~ hed Of LasaEe. Also, wantd four d7S hosrae
, 1860-05-14

e@TWe call especial attention to the aaver.
tiserent Of fine stock Of Boots and Shoes for
ale at tho old stand Of Mr. c. F. Wells. l63
Randolph street. h large part Of their goods
arc ret ia their cases. direct from The Manufac-
,urer where they we're selected with the great
est care for the retail trade. An opportunity
to buy really 6no goods at such q aacrihce ia
rarely presented.
, 1860-05-14

COY .on 74x Ea.1-Sevea vessels cleared to-day Vim
N asx,ekate Of 1sc7 bElhe}s Of csn-he oa'k ''ea.
West for Buffalo, taking - co. bushels =
TEE Ft17 ves4x1 w77n CASA1 Goept-4he ais! ,esfe
with saaa1 xoota by way of Batso. which aeaea u"
ponts the p1cpencz Racine Of he Pecp'et L5ne.
r!ved Isst sight, bringing goods ftoa Ne" aesA lux o-'
AHedeaa Transit Oomp4a5taua-
, 1860-05-14

Buffalo and Chicago, on Monday, May 14h,
bringing delegates to the Republican Conven-
ton at half regular rites.
my8-6t GEO. III. tRAI, Agent,
, 1860-05-14

Fire.
3t,p,sns. JSp Nav 1.-THE dwe'llng-house
Of sIr, sl,llsr, At Hanover. Ind: and as eS1'
tents, was totally destroyed b. ire last night
Loss $l,tVv. No insurance.
, 1860-05-14

sB- In the way of dyeiug, cleaning and reno
vating old garments, Cook L McLsin, e8 Dear
born street. are unequaled. One trial will salts
fy any one Of the truth of this. and also save
them q considerable outlay in the ehape Of
taiior's bill
, 1860-05-14
Land Slide on the Penn1J1v v2nia AsaaI-
rnaH.

Tu1L,pElru1&, May 1.-The Agents Of the
1,enn.vlrania X .ilroad hare bulletlped notice
sha. IL consequence OF land slide near PERI; ;
vile, viii ,ls pisis train viii be detained Till =
o'cIeck sunday nornipg, when the regular con
ne xions will BE- m:de ri pittsburg fur chicago.
, 1860-05-14
The Opening Of Convention Week
THE ARRIVALS OF SATURDAY.
Excurston Trains Tonight.
RECEPTION OF NEW ENGLAND DELEGATES.

sefefss &ax Firescorks sf fhs .ufehfE"'
Central DePots
, 1860-05-14

WIGwAx, W1owAA-EvKRrBoDr RUsuEs 70
SEE-But the greatest rush is At sum Dunn d
Co.'S Hat Store for that elegant style Of hats:
where all kinds are to be found. Strangers and
the public are inyiled to attend.
, 1860-05-14

tB The latest, most elegant styles Of Spring
Hats are those Of Loon,is. "a Clark ftreet, he
bay. bevoud a doubt. lie finest and best ASSERT
nent for all ages and classes 70 be found in tie
city.
, 1860-05-14

Rejoicing In Pennsylvania.
PorrsvllLE, P:t. NaA 1.-THE news Of the
passage Of the Tariff btli by the House, caused
great rejuiei',y here. i salute OF "" guns -
tired.
, 1860-05-14


~-Is there gentleman aud lady, or three
single gentlemen, who desire boarding, with
home comforts, at a a moderate price: If 70,
they can apply at the pleasant locality No. II
Wabash Avenue. mY14 St.
Mus,c.-The guitar, violin or flute taught in
t.qflce iessons, and instructions giren on the
pjano, by an old aud accomplished Professor of
Music. Terms moderate. Apply to, or address
], u, osborne, at 1856 North Clark street, over
the Mechanical B4kery Depot. m2l4ct
ST. GKoRGs's BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF
Cn1cAco.-A special meeting Of this Society is
called for Monday evening at s o'clock. May
18th, 1860, q, Br5 ant. b. II i Strattons College,
tor The purpose Of receiving report from
| Trustees, and any other business that may then
arise. By order. FRANCIS Hupsos, Pfes't,
THos. E PorlsoS, Recording Sec'y.
my14-ltx
| TuE CAsp,pArfs-Our friends who wish to
obtain correct idea Of the personal appear
| ance Of the prominent candidates for the Re
| publican nomination. are recommended to con-
| suit H1,per's Weetfy for Mny letb, which con
tains portraits ind biographies OF eleren Of the
| principal stntesmen whose fortunes are ideut
! ned with the Republican party. MeNally
Co.. 81 dearborn street, have IN extra lot nov
ready.
MCs1c TArGur.-Any Of our readers who de
sire to learn the guitar, rio'iu Or flute, in IL ks
sons, or the piano, should read Prof. Osborne
advertisement, in this mornings issue.
, 1860-05-14

in The Presidential chair n.su who will stay
thu agereasiona Of slavery" Tremendous ap.
plause. 4 mnn who will Say to those who seek
10 oyerruu the fair territories that stretch away
to tbs Pacific, with Slavery" Stay your band;
thn fair territories Of this Union shall Be deso
ted TO the free labor and the free men OF as .hs
country, aud they shall not be polluted oy .na'
relic Of harbarisrn, slavery" lRene"eo cH'e''
iag:] @. this
of ladies' and gentlemen will be osleu repeA'euj
An axctemept. ind epthnsiaem will oe ctcassa
which will extend throughout soe 1'a r,or;onx
country and 20 far u secure tae npse f-sr,.
friunonh TINT wilt crown our enorts ~ Nos 4,
bar. We wilt maintain here 70 Cacaep nrh1;' auI H.
fhe th;s ball the reputation 81 oe,ns nep.t 49,
rsn r;tV 1rne to the Constitution, tfue ~ tuo
nn,nn and true "a liberty in all us tor"a'-
f{$r.st and prolonged hrPlanse.j
M. ~ D. Bradley followed, IN bFief, sp'n-
IA Characteristic speech, but owing to the
,s..na,, of the hour the yast crowd nov be
-.1 to show ~ occasional moving member
Tr Bradley, however, was listened to with at
tentiou aud interest
A notable feature Of the evening was the en-
trapce Of the wide.Awakes. about the middle
Of the exercises, led By the Light Guard Band
The music Of the evening was furnished b,
the Great Western Band, who volunteered thc
services. The whole affair passed oil in man
n.r ereditab]e tbtouxhous. to alt concerned.
, 1860-05-14

- Trunks, Valsss, and Travelling bags-a !
large askortment-man1factur By ". d. y. 5.
Wright, 81 aud a1a Clark street. my14lw
, 1860-05-14
The Wfde.AwAke8s

rh. .r;d.- A uoles ... n ,oea, At tha cadcts
mn n carre,+ 1,ocl t,,;s evening Mt ? o'c,ocl;
~ ta T., -oad;nesa FIR escort dntr to receive del.
a.,t,,r. fra,n Eastern sta.es. All Young men
se.;ron. ~ ;o;n;Dc II. s,mc viii find eou;n-
n.,+e a4IA Smith 4 Co.'s. on Like street
aud fall in =" for drill thfs e'ening'
u...1o..,.ua t.n, =,
".s"A1 1:..e -. -. w.:~~as. 49, 49,. au. w
nas an..rnri.;1 t,rn;tnrs ds.,er. Me,sr< sbe.rsr
:. 60 ~ m. u.,d,1n, .t-s., h.-.
| kindly offered the use of an e1eGaut large oak
chair for the presiding officer of the Convention
| and other such furniture as may be wanted, foI
, 1860-05-14
New York Dry-Eoods Trade.
fFecm lhursdays n. Z. IIleperdent.)

New York Dry-No0dH Vradcs
tFsrm Thursdays n. Z. 1Edeperaent.>
Compa7,ye statement Of the Imports Of Fnse!.n DIR.
tooia 1t the port Of New York ff the week and tnce
Jau- 1st:
Feftbe week. 1Es. 1877. 1851.
Entered al he port ...41ae&7 A.s42$s lai7.t.s
Tsra.e IT, taa,iet;:.: 9ls,aos l;t9si3 llss,;:::
Thr,vn On tho nIket. .eeecetl9 4s.x5.s26 N,4cs,lo
The period & greatest activity ha- been reached ard
pass.d and Diminished a.les marx the Of he
ninth; vt there s good business By te hhers
whom s1e "beed to puEehaee to recompete eiF l.
mputa Ihsko!e m"nth lids falr To- htA Rxd cne. All
The cutns desirable ssfes and qua tiles Of sx eoss
In good tem1no. bring aoy prcr hut tther tnd
and offered IT reduction tn close up invoices
StA3+ goods fEu reg be held over. hut fancy
ss goods OF neglected styles being tee. French
1sws and o'g1ndes, well asfsnry silks In
H!1ck tlk8 tru, With good de1snd. W>nsens srt
coupeasat!vey Gull. Arc Ions the DECLINE and en,s
tnke tnvocs nf bnnpet ribbons hive tins bern sold
prices which Asyane< rrtous ea3ea In 70
tic gnods. he mEi*e0n houses ACTIVE bnsh
cotton and wooie1 soods The cfothrs maxi * rur
chzsef Of Etncf and the slippers Of
gooAs-dfrs ans ebert tpEs-hAre tsen unusuaM7 haay
burers. Ds the graf tAvo for the China mark
and hft tn ds aud kbee nzs %od Ahtat Il rtl W.T.
large e1t. Print. dull. The home leuand far the<
the decline and yelcpE in prize t. c!ca
lms l. obse sahte Emeslcaa lawns n" 'n%c'ye Fauc
caImeEs dull. The rearbE ttad+ l. now the most
tive and <s bu, It II making En- chasss. II
aetve movcnea. In produce helping tie Western ne1
| cAsnts COZ kidtE7l}y.
, 1860-05-14
LOCAL MATTERS.

~Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and ct YOUR clotheo cleaned aud repaired.
They iii So rsll done and st prices to quit tie
, 1860-05-14

every E II. = s:t.nitet,1 With
Iualaou'a Pateut GuveTnaF Valve.
Sot Fla,r< ~: Sc7. "tY recoTsSsad tntn ns saPe'
..of 10 any o::-.- :sy'e Of E2s;Ec. and saeF VII
Save 9rcM - to 81 Fe: cent- N Euci
,v.tt.- usua a' :t:aiu ID ;he "r:t. w +hsl
&.:3ar .>4..rn: -: L:sa' .1es II or
,,ay r..:ze III. t EeCrHtT II: :nIEasi't
o.an: rea,7s t..s.. Competent lI-n Will II tc-!it c,
y ,e.g:seet 10 IT. s:N! Ers!aesu any ut " tst
c,yul:y. Wea',.,Aci;:y
TATEis W;:.!.i.;, Sffafi.NC. CEARiS0s dc-s
A.,-.y !os p:.ec1-
, 1860-05-14

PARE Rrnuc1p.-The Michigan Southern and
Lako Ehorr B. q, will run ! fast train butw seu
, 1860-05-14
Procession of the Wide-Awakes.

ILLUMINATION OF MICHIGAN AVENUE
, 1860-05-14

,B- Latin 4 Brown hare moved from No. l.
TO No. 52 State street. they have on hand a
good supply Of Pork and Beef HAMS
v7e-st%
, 1860-05-14

TIE CRIT A1ss'ox.-A settled woman Of act
ire habits and fully competent, wishes STUD
ton as housekseper. She is clergymau's
widow andhaa one child. Apply to Rev1 E. y.
Tutt1s. City Missionary, rs North Franklin
strest.
AeknowlsdEments-H- A. former, Esq, bar
rel -four, E. B. HcCagg. Esq., s25, to make up
pazt of last winters Indebtedness IA
, 1860-05-14

AsFlSAI Ot II SleAIueEs
Szw Togx, Nav 12-TAe French steam Cor
3c,.e Iuciter, from Havana Tor France. arrived
| Ut this port 10 lar. tor coal.
, 1860-05-14
:JFpr Salt,

TOR SALE-A good 81 cond-hand
l. Top Rue,y. 1ae,,tre u Il, l., CARIIART. Is Lake
street. UP salrB West Mad .tscct. myllxN
TOR sALE-A Rugeles Rotary,
Il Half Sheet Cap Slzs, at PRES i TRIBUNE VI.
ny4sw Address WM. II. RAND.
TOR SALE.-The School Build
snx No. e* HaHls"n STREET. rear State. It may be
tted for private dwelling OF luslnes: huu.e With very
n!tusr .s1e Apply to = y. Box 30S or to BARCLAY
BROS COG Like ktreet. myi11lw
DOR SALE.-To Railroad Men,
L Fhe LOCOMOTIVE C1LUMBIANA, hs!!t By
Norris. Or years nd In good running order VIII bs
sold very cheap for cash. e1eh1n for other property
Inquire of y. T. HU CRIMSON, ~ SO. Nater ttscet
nlllHl seD
, 1860-05-14

Lake Por5s4
DrTRn1T. M'y 1o.-Cleared. tthr. La4y Of the Lake,
Sieehen4. Chicago.
BUFFALO, Mav 1o--Ariytd, pros <lers Globe, p,att,
Gu cato: 1o1axandi, r.lm-r do uacatrh, Ie.ss, n+
ssh, Esso ~, fa1:s: he.To Csa;ed pr1al rs Fs.s
Lakes BE xs. Do; tasks 1nvt c.lr. l.,wnao Cheas";
Na mi. Lef n, do: Vim. Stu.vt-. Fal'h. 10; While
Clon. Elsey. ,c; Tom D,er S1.ingieIuln O.; Echo,
Parrish, do; Convoy, Mckesty, Co.
May II.
]. L. Alexander. IoctrCrt 14it bu ccrn 100 bbs fou.
S,aIJ IT, br std 81 uYts.
uezmatha, la>aEr, 10 b1 eo.n.
| CLEAAED............ua5 Il.
Tide. Norris, 40 II lunteE 1seedar posts.
| 4'ol. Stearn.- Athen. Light,
| RS :ua. Atl er-. Eslit.
| Wm Nesnnar, N0nfs. IS hhfs raft.