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, 1860-05-05

9a.a5 q l6s Haason. Received by Ike last -
hours, $500 bu wheat, a3,1so hu corn. 500 bu
cats, 5oR7 bu barley, 1000 bu re. Shipped by
canal, 1850 bbls -four. 1853 bu wheat. .4s7
hu corn, 6.l58 bu peas, 120 bbla beans, $500
ber.
ST. LOUIS AARkr7s, May 2.--Receipts by
river, 1850 sts corn; s,144 sks wheat; 4,37o
SKIS oats. By rail, IA s1s corn. Tho St. Louis
ts>puottcan Of yesterday says:
Tho attention Of dealers hts been directed
moro especially 10 wheat, corn and eats, which
continue to bring high pricea. Tho price OF
wheat has been SUCH that millers have been
compelled to advance the price Of dour, without
however. being met with any degree Of aiAcrity
By buyers Consequently tho -four market has
been inactive, with aa eptiro ab.euce OF specu.
lat,ve demand. Until TO- day the receipts Of
tnued 80 firm for still higher prices that millcrs
took hold very spariu:iy and the mn,k=t WIS
cons. queutly dull. To day, The receipts
amounted to between $4,000 and Il, 900 BUSH
els. and there WAS = far activity and tlrm
prices There has been a steady active demst d
for corn. and full prices hare been had, with
transactions on a more liberal scale than in eny
other descriptions Of produce. Oats hare also
been buoyant and higher than last week. Pro-
rasions ure now IN second hands, aud we NAV
look for no more large transactions. The state
OF tho market upon the whole ia better than last
week There IL fair demand to fill orders, es.
pec,atly for bacon clear sides, and holders ar-
hrm-r. The principal transaction was the ssIo
Of 500 barrels Of mess pork TO day, price no.
given. There IL good demand for PRIME lard,
but no round lots III 10 be had. Whisky has
advanced hiuee our last. selling on Monday at
lsc. currency aud Missouri psper. Yesterday
it'sold Ut l5e, Missouri paper, and to-day hold
ers refused to 81! at thar. There IVES was
large supply of hay al tue opening, aod prices
deeliaed, but receipts having decreased, there
Eas reaction yesterday and to day. Dry
hides have advanced from 4a@l4ic. IL other
articles there hare been fen chuuges.
BurrAIo MAnrErs-May 2.-Receipts by
Lake, 4,6s2 bbls -four, 1l,752 bu wheat. 5e.05o
bu corn, 400 bu oats. Shipped By canal. 2s,ss3
bu corn, Is 675 bu wheat, 4,767 bbls -four. The
:Eiprt., Of yesterday saya:
There was fair business doing in Flour res
terday. MARKET steady and quotations M
changed. Sales $500 hbls ut IS o0M3.e5 for
extra State and Canadian from spr:n9 wheat:
Is s7a@5 50 for extra Michigan; IS 6o3 @5c5
for extra Ohio And lnoiana, and f6.l2@6 Is
for the range Of double extras Wheat quiet,
but holders firm. Sa'es ], 800 bu Canadian club
Il 81 l8 Corn in fair demand and steady.
Sales 900 bu. frnra store at Gle, and $4,000 bu
to II 1riss ~ 60c. Oats are in moderate demand.
Sale 1000 bu Canadian bagg~d at 57c. Bsrler
nomiual ut t5@7Oc. Peas at 60@61c- Seeds
unchanged. Is for cloveE, and & for timothy.
Whisky nominal AZ 9lfn.
Canal Freights-41c on dour. lie on wheat.
and l0c Oh corn to New York; SC on wheat and
Sc on coIu to albany.
WE1LAsp C4SAL.-The following is & return
of the amount Of grain and -four that passed
through the Wellaud Canal, for thu week end
ing Saturday, the 2sth ult.:
rfn
, 1860-05-05
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
= THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Pr0f. Woods Hair Restorative.

letter e Dr Head. 81 thls e:: izon xvntleGaa % u
IL har oa!c snca e1:sneE ust hsys Is see a6ea
:omnS tfep reliable sou!ce II certificates sa4F7c
Fezy from the press:
teation calico few mouths atne. d. highly ee.etc4'
1dtd. of your haEretofatye WAS Induced to nak< ap
2ealos ofit UPON ny own hs!s, Which had become ats
E1ey, probably onetEtFt white whik-rA
stas=steF Some three mouths anee procured hottie
Ioa: hair resGs4tve and Used r. soon found il WIS
thare ncs procured anotkcr bt.le which have nsr
.o9s csa uSw Ssstify 70 the w9sl, that the xry
ass I'd h.is p. 1tsaaeds sa.nra' co!oI an5 l..
Jege MoFe s5 3ad xicsy ta.a as been before
nasy has yssii " vi ses s
Tie aaoTe noticc deem se 10 5or your valuable
~ dlsctoae, viii not have oeea.'ou to sosaaSt -
:tate,AeHts MA citizen ol this city aat .r.aro:
re here And adjoining 5vns Asy I've you NAY n,,is 4
~ e pi:ssi:s q ao;ir' q Il oSsF, :.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
t1c:eseel WaGt-Qcn Stf Having had the nssfortu,.e
Itow Ievst, il nv Orleans IN :s Va iadassi ~ ~
~ so III s,:
!: .ssn ssn ny otoF e i
1s,s ssJs1.r.d @ i:t ts. Il, ..s l. aissss: i; r..
=; n.ndoE. I'd castor u the Church !. EEoos
:sa Mas. Hs!s 'r:"a:ar .: srsa saaas,es an5 rs'
Professor sr: !acirE made a,ra ef .a1,
~ bern excellent IN indsn.aton daa:1 as:
oss 9a 's.y Il ssn.: x:a xh'ea h3Es hsn
s:sls s5;ssa* ;ite iSe sssse =,
,;$;: E$;; IT,; 4 HAS:
Ort$g1A< nd Fabev t1neH. U~s.--. No
, 1860-05-05

WAsuNcroy, May 4th.-Mr Baitog, Iatc
American Consul 1t Manchester, and Agent Of
the Cotton Association Of Georgia, has returned
to the United States with full particulars to sake
stade between this country End Europe. Con-
gEesr has already passed 4 lAs making Macon
IN Georgia port Of entry, with T. view Of
admitting such goods a. may come from Bel
GUM and other European States TO be e1hbiIed d
at the contemplated Fair iu that city. The aid
Of the Statistical Office Of tile State Department
will probably be sought In futherance Of the en-
terprtse, in which the Belgium Minister fully
concurs, and il il accertaiued f1um persons full
conversant with the subject taut tho Belgian il
not only wislins: to encourage the project, but
bud advanced funds to Mr. B4ltor to open a
Central Agency in the City Of Baltimore.
The Supreme Court adjourned TODAY until
next December. About seventy Califo, min land
cases W. re adjudica'e ed; thirty, whase there wus
contest, were decided an .he ground of frnud
in favor Of the Federal Government These in
yolred over one miltiuu acres Of land. worth
fifteen or twenty million doliars, md include.
the Bolton or Santa Ana case, this CHIN bs;pu
Francisco, and twenty thousand outside OF i'll
limits, estimated to be worth about ten ruillioz
dollars. The opinion Of the Court in thi.
casc was. that the claiman to the land.
had showed no legal title OF evidence in
support Of tho rank that the claimants hare y.
equity Tor want Of consideration, for possession
and improvement. and that the evidences salts
ned the Court that the claim was fabricated IL
1850, was anti. dated, and that it WAS false snt
forged The Judgment Of the District Court q
California aud de4ision Of the Land Comris
sioner was therefore reversed.
Ar. Phelps, member 0f Congress from Mis-
snuri, Wis yesterday nominated by tie Dist tric
Convention ut Springfield for reelection.
George n Noble, Of the trm of Noble, Saver,
i Noble, New York, died here this morning
The coFonez's jury find that he cume to hi.
death by the improper use Of opiates.
, 1860-05-05
plTrSBURGu, FORT WAYNE
J. AN. CHICAGO RAILROAD,

Now piktet aud from ChIcaxo xurxh
Wlehoul eh .nRs. e,uts:tEnk vlrb Tie x1tat
fENN3SLVAS1A CENTRAL RAILROAD
!o tsW York. Ph:%e pal1, NA.tinure aud N14h:1xuu
WtS ani A!lte!ntexinr OF Pennsylvania New 1ef
N.Y. New York, Azry.AEt, &c.
Merchants. ~ taklux this o1te, VII: b3vs ~ i-ett
Ata Ga*teT~ maIke: at C., alG..t.ona!etf.
EAkgzke chscxe'! through.
rtnN se.:n tho .t1f. :orusr Of EArAl s-s Sar1a
Sut~.x. u Nras Ht.x, tui,,stB:
~ -Mom.EE E3pseeA .fa..r {,lGtAi+ s:wrtso >
'3 r. M-N'hat hlpFt,e .alfF Aa.arssy e>s.:hett.J
sunsttaE At cres.sle With Cleveland auI Lss sporp
t1p1d to runk!:k B"ffao, Stt. Falls. Sew IN and
kaAlon. Aid all inteEGf tAwns Sew England Wis New
Turk Central AID Now ftrk aud EEtc t:alEu4d1,
Also, s.ata to Columbus, LAiessiIle, Newark Mopxk
Ve!osn fte1h-nvae heefuS. nad sle tuwnsof Ohs
tu9 Virginia.
The a5vss trar4 II furet with trains 90 Md
krer Road to Springfield. urhau1 n.ytnn anil Cinrin1A
Also nth .Iala~ II lHinf pEytou .3J ctp1uuat 1snt
FARE ~ LOW A. Any DrHEK ROUTE
Passengers toesht East will unA skss r1uts 5ob prasAnt
Aod ax!s<4ss FAsnx thrta. 1AAf =. ahs fa-sest aas1
ahast cities ii tte T. n4teu Sta&4e.
fAA*enke3S arriving at AhC tAH SpA& will
1na Attentive eaeek the 1eps. rcetlse
And convey bakaSe t.tc cf chfxe lie tTtAhu!Et aud
th!c1xo e7f1. @letPtaf cstv scrnmranv each train,
Texts fcr as =: All tv princ:pli ftkt. Dee4 u ~
Ws.t. and atfA cE pAny free, c1er of kabde II -a
Deaf~fn As:rcta. h:;ssr tie Rer*Ep House. vr 1T
pt West Slds. corner " tanal All Van buen truet
C6Exxo.
Fl particular 70 ssk for tickets BY Fort Wayne,
IF. PATRlCE, Ticket Agent.
JAS. ". NILSSON. Freight Axsat. C6jcnx,
IL. Hous7ox, 0en7 Fright Axt, CAlcAeo. -
, 1860-05-05

Although the principal part Of the past week
was dry, the low temperature prevented much
progre.s in vegetation Or the growth Of the
young Wheat. Ia many places there is much
mis- plant but the chief fault is backwardness.
which, should there be cold or wet summer.
would made the harvesting critical The state
Of trade has much improved IN .he course Of
me week, making gam ut the close Of fully Ii.
PR qr., and in rome instances Is, with more
onslness than for some time past. This has
oten principally founded upon the continuous
oe,1r oemnnd Tor Ireland, where the scan.iness of
Of iarge deficiency. Indeed The imnrnred
condition Of that country has brought about q
propor1iona:e demand Tor bette. food, n,ore esne-
clall! after the heavy losses on the Potato crpn.
greater consumption Of fodder bus also cn.
soea from the extended breeding Of cattle. 10
that Ill cereals have gradually advanced. This
rise has changed The relative position of Ireland
to Great Britain Is = source Of supply, . cir
cumatance Of no slight importance III respects
both countries. This will be 1no7e especially
20, ~ the stocks Of Engliah Whent a1e now
resting In tsnsr hands, and foreign supplies
, 1860-05-05

Aso"Sd"es *4o Ao1p'~ ~ss - s r.g.s.~t a,9. II i,
vsFy desirable u havs cheap AaA 49,
npa3E:nE Furniture, Csoekary. royt Il
, 1860-05-05
TIT nts0 kAxxE.


Rr Tn.asArn.' H1v Toax, MAY 4.
rlora Dull snd prices fsvur buye.s hut h2lders are
III = ;shn ~: Is at Il ~: (" e S
for s1se t5.e ats tor sttr 43U to fnf
f. ~ !. 2 a'S 1tf,
delcy downward. Cas atan 10 ut but nArkrt e1hib-
il 10 iapos.n, NJ ss,:s GO ~ Il !: oa7s fr
t ~ for cato'n g eho'ea upet. Corn msal STACY Ind
unchanged n ID At
GaA'.-wheatd 1And IN favor Of hu5ers With rno1es'e
s s . IL. i. s .s.
r ssie az = = st5 $50 nd Il IT'D saa q .s!9s
-. SO .hu; ID for asaic poor ansds sst
et, * I'd
s4e for ~ha Southern ots ar r1ty Gull and lowers
W. au .as h1y sas g. pulled
At II. and $50 bales Smyrna DoeksraAud Buenos
rsovistoss- rosk-ceadr for Ne. zud heavy and low.
sltaltio lor vr.tsza. Prime Ne-r4i1 for cy ii .;
es.1; tx etnt: pr s., sd S p. IT, 'of Ct
q, ink $40 bn:s eIk il III ,he yea1 at tes ef
ia1 ta1 n:ss S's T.: = ~ essa e. s!, q
~, for s1,s. mess i.a@e msas besf doli and bear,
nst I'm, autt Il ia; ri 1a az.
man '-aass SO u+ekaSes II 7A47t5 for ahouderx and
fss h:a s:. F. F. 9nf asts9 a.
asnd II 1901. chess quiet ., s3l fof i1te1tos 70
loc ckra-ssEir Active It advance of hopn ytste1dsss
prices ny tota seyauss e,nes ths opening of he
as fos Pe.s. Rico: md llo ihis Ns!ad' ps.
x:s: r. :ssss e. i; tss
~. . c;s,"n ,* = anass q c@n:te @
1si.nd ett.
, 1860-05-05

BREApsr3frs At Sr. Lor1a.-The following in
regard to breadstuffs is from the .Nerehants'
Exchange Reporter:
The views expressed on Change are still as
Varied Al we had occasion to advert to a week
or two since; but we notice thut the extreme
low prices then entertained have at this time
fewer advocates. Many persons, we'll posted in
'he trade generally, were under the impression
that St Louis brauds Of superdne would tail be.
low q before harvest, predicting their views
On tbs almost total absence ofauy requirement
{, ON abroad, and the consequent fact that the
home demand would prove entirely inadequate
to the supply. Last week, however, S5.5U WIS
refused, and choice club wheat sold ut $ll1@
lis. I bis sudden turn in breadttuffs has coul.
plicated the market worse tEan eve. and high
price opinions run to SC and oyer. These idens
are based On 1be supposision that the home de-
maud is very likely to prose much heavier thsn
"ns expected. The cootracts ior May delivery,
admitting them 10 aggregate ~ 0o9 or 50, ,0lW
bbls il il supposed, viii easily be absorbed by
The Pixies Peak trade, tho regular New Orleans
requirement, and the demand expressed BY al.
ALBANIA md other Southern polnts. 1t thought,
however.by thase uf opposite news, that stock
Ut 30,' 90 to LOO bbls thrown or tho ma ket iu
May, (admittlDg thut English quotations. keep
below shipping point. will em5ar1a ass milling
operations, and hare The effect of heuyy drag
tor the bafauce Of the season, as no one home
markct-or two or hree-will be able to ttanda
liberal accession 10 their ttocks. We are un-
able to judge, between thesu COT hicting views.
aud muet be content to give such datu, in the
way OF receipts, Is will serve for tass 10 those
~ha may think proper 10 speculate on the sub
ject.
Tue receipts Of -four at this port for the past
three ea's, from the LIST Of January to the last
OF April OF each, BY rirer md rail, are rs tol-
faxe.
, 1860-05-05

WASHINGTON, Aay 4.-Tbe receipts Of ths
Treasury for the quarter ending March, were
nearly $2e, 500 900, Of which upwards Of as,
ooo. 900 were from customs, bali a million from
the lands, se43 zoo from incidental and miscel
laueous sonrces. 81 ,5ss, ,ooo'fron Treasury note.
anoes tue act OF 1857, and $1,s ,00. 900 from the
3s7 900, of which $11,5o0,o0 were for civil an.l
foreign intercourse and miscellaneous expenses.
*s,037 600 for tue War Department, &, ,4H, ,o0j
for the Navy Department. Il .0s5, Geo for The 10.
dtsn Bureau and Pensions, and the remaining
<l,Soo,ooo for the interest on the public deb,
re',mbursement and payment Of Treasury notes
and the payment OF 1exas creditors,
The Medical or Pharmnceut,st Convention has
adjourned siae die Previous to the ADJOURN
ment there was discussion, buuoo action, On
weights and measures,
, 1860-05-05
The Methodist General Confercnr

The Methodist General Conference.
BrfFALo, May 4.-ForR1u DAr.-At the xes-
sion Of the Conference this morning, Bis.op
Ames presided.
The deleaatiou from the Methodist Episcopal
Church Of Canada presented their credentials,
we're received as members Of this Conference
insoh Scott, delegate from the Irish Methodist
Episcopal Church. -
The rules we're suspended for Bishop James
10 read the hi hops Address to the Conference,
winch was document Of some length anu Of
marked ability.
, me order of the day was resumed, which was
the presentation Of petitions. memorials and ap-
peals from the various Conferences. The re-
uafnder OF the session was consumed in this
manner: As in the previous sessions, the rna-
Jor1fF OF these petitions were On the subject Of
slavery, and almost without exception In favor
subject
, 1860-05-05
TniRTY-slxTn CoxGREss-rIRsrs SESSION.

TAsmSc1ox. Hay4.
SrSArz.-Mr. King presented : memorial
from the Board OF Tr.de of QsweRo. eomplain.
ing Of tho manner ia which the Reciprocity
Treaty between the United States and Great
Britain is carried out-Refe,7ed to tho Com.
mistee Oh Foreign Relations.
4 short executive session Was then held, after
which, tue private calendar was taken up,
az; Several private bills we're passed. Adjourned
RorsE.-The Rouse vss engaged in private
bills.
Several bills rere paase', including that for
the payment Of indemnity, committed on the
Shawnee Indians in Kansas, and the bill re-
1mhnrsi1k tho expenses Of Utah in repeliag
Indian hostlities in 1853.
On motion Of Ar. Curtis, to furnish all the
facts in relation to the Ssavens steamer, for
harbor defence, the plans, how much has been
appropriated, and what amount will cum.
plete it.
The House went into Committee, and Messrs.
Longnecler, Adrain, aud Nixon made speeches
in fasor the protection of domessic manufac.
lures. What portion Of their written speeches
they omitted TO read they were privileged, By
the dozen members Dresent tn nrint
, 1860-05-05

Bos1oS. May 4.-7be announcement made
from Halifax yesterday that steamer Canada did
supposed to have been msda to secure Jobn
:aiorrlsey, who came in her from Europe, from
tue anticipated violence Of Heenan's svmpathl.
zess here. who. as well Is in New York, are
greatly lncensed against him tor the sympatl r
and assistance be gare Sayezs. in the late great
did not leave Halifax till midnight. nobody hers
expected her here At si1 o'clock, when she ar
Iised, and Morrisey WAS consequently safe. 4
large police force Was ordered To be at the wharf
to preserve order. Norritey got quietly ashore,
a and ten in the morning train for Albany. The
,houghs express great disappointment tha: be
, 1860-05-05

TIE general markets to-day were oui.t and
nriees nj al kinds If brends,ufs 1sndrd doun.
-.ra 11,d.r hss,, r.,o;,,s ,F raw, a.>a ,>,.
= limited shipping inquiry. the market waa very
qaies and closed dull with decline Of 2@3c,
About St. 900 bu changed hands at 55@55a for
R;r.r u;x.d ,a,.+. sat7sar f,r NJ n s,o-a.
-. .- ~ Aa'' s-s. ~ e'.'e'
hio 1of NO. :; ano 4a9t9ac ior hejected'
Wheat was also in good supply and the market
1AVoFed buyers Al the opening seVeFai lots in
particular warehouses we're taken at yesterdays
closing prices; but Ms soon aa the New York
dispatches were received decline Of 2@.4o
VIM .v,e,icnce1 Abort eo nm hrsha,, -ntr
oA7".'' VIZ!
eoaneea hanas al q L. 1of NO. IN store;
e1.os4@i.l0 for No. 2, and 81 Tor Rejected.
o,;.. h., .-;.se,. s...s, w. :, .'o'Ne'
Was qu'es. ont Without a3y pefeeptlols chanGe.
About 500 brls were sold at <5@5 so for low
grade 10 choice spring ex.ras. Oa,s wer- n,o,a
fr+.,v ofered and IN ,,,,t.t ,r.s -..~ 1..,,
' :N1,:r: ~. 'us .nrAe W." 'c's ool.
sa!sS oe'"s 's.a"eo 81 "sse ios lots On track and
u. sa t's s," oa''e' qo'et' a'9a'
So, 4's. -'o@"'as eo''s III i1osls'onf'
- r.:I,.... ..~ - ssa "s1'auo =. :. s'eeEs'oe'
.,'ass ..S 1870. We s'' @ua ~ 'oe e'ose
'e :" a P'pe''ef aoa 'oue vessels
"e'e eogaeea a. ots 'of corn 10 Buffalo. and a
reasel At 4sc Tor whsat from Milwaukee to Duf.
falo.
=,
1oLEoo MARKETS May 3.-Nheat, sales Of
1000 bu red at lS2c: 1905 bu II. q. rad .a,,.
aonra. nm II, nb,ta 9, ~. -. $500
. fslp hn a, H. I'm do szr. = noo ~
ninr Mt s,}c: sol hn dn d. sESn ann ~ ese
Iav a, asmrs an hm A. st - 10y " 70
nate 3sMa,c. Hurlex ~ .nr;nv ~ ~ ce. ne; 'egs-oe'
~SS @f'e S'~ "41Ses 'oc'
ALBANY MAhEr7s-May 2.-Grain-The busi-
ness to.dur il verv light. M sa,es of ,yho,,
In tbc street. pxe ssca s. co-n;a .,...-- '
aaIeic car,a,;s <f s@i;ot ronoa ans 1ap street
Mid Iii n, re for liz fnrrncr ~ 1 ~ "es'etn
later ~ fbr Cett,ul drnot f)a,s -, ~ ~. toa
4o@:5c: car lead Of 5tate At aoc ra;oh. o tfses;
i lvu bu.,,. Canada Eu,t nj 4sc ws;,h.' aqa
Barley ssies have been made in CIR H.. oxd'
49,. 80 eSs r.;r A. @m" - ~ Io.t; ofol-
choice state sle' htsk5-sales 50 bb's. last
drnrs ssed :, r;thny, x ..to nv oo;s ~ tne same
dun Glover Is ss:eab1e at s@aic for HI. "s &C.
for 0hiu: lnrge brings 12c Timothy ranges
from a 81 O. IS for state and choice Western.
v,,-.u u.
htL"trA1e "Ah1E1s, May S.-Receipts,
l,So7 bfls dour; S7,u75 bu wheat: l<4e5 bu
eats: 6ss bu cnrn. ~ hu b,r1.v s,;...a
ns,s,s,. e.n. -, ,n'ppe''
z,a1o or's ooor; 4o.'A hu Wheat; 81 hu oats
, 1860-05-05
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
l. TRAl. RAJ. ROAD.
40 NILES DOUBLE TRACE.
ThA farafdtY nf this Ro.d |. n,,r .a.,. l.. 49,. h. IL.

Tha causdty Of sh,s Ro.t Ia NM .or,, - 49,, ~ ~.
TkFoo Through Passenger Trains
Between Tt;xhur.h snu p,,fxIrinb!.
Connecting d.eet In tie Cniuu Urro At pi.sra,rh rh
Through frana .rou. al Western tur. for Fh!Icinh1.
SeT f.ss ess.on. Baltimore 4aa wa.h n5ca CNy: Sus
su,paa4<d speed md comfort b: aay .lasr 1os,s.
Expires aod fa.t LsneA rim through 10 Fhiaia,phla
without Change vf Cars or Conuucsurs "
,"snx Sa[s ~ .tacaet T. eash train: Woo:tFu1
nana dsti1 Xii ~ ~ ~ H. snrt n:as. htRtss*
day ir.Ins e,nn+rt d,rrrt ~ 49, w ~
Fad Lins connect IN K.ttrnrr sni VIII ,o ~
AlThrouxh pn.srrctr Tsansnryii III, n., ydu.,
ss nndes p rct sontrl of'hs Enxtnes
s1r Is.lx Tr.in. - pt.% LLhiesns =; T.,
i.iS niS tTAns 01..ssa fn!l1oe'rnA anu 2eT tosN
~ n.h Ttr<., s - III .ts" AusA Au1 ooIea
t,sjns ~ my As kooo VA @11o' ~ sao "'"'"
Hn.t 11.t.,.,o t,.,o, r,,h Wv p,...
sonuxson Lines s4,n ;rhat{s3rd fEvs Of
cb&sxe though New fesk.
Tickets may b. obtat u Auy impe Raltrusd
Of 3teAnss the M!saap7t oy OE!o Rivera th~
PhQadelphIa, =
~F.1. A.wA,. A.. n..x . f,,.,,..
NJ .,rSsr Knm1. =" ~~'s~
ASK FOR TICKETS BIT PITTSBURGH.
Tte cmpetun Oft Wxsaern connection Of To Psap
9iv1n!A Ra4. .EpAt. make th'sths
DIRECT LINE TWEEN THE EAST AND THR
GREAT WEST
Tia connecting Of ~ the Ktos uftt. 1t Ptsts-
b1Rh avoiding Ill dayaxe fssr!ass If Freight together
b. shippers Of F.~ixtt 4nl dc TraSeltur PubHe.
ffht Contracts Or shipping 1i1ec.!ona apply to
AareAs s!tdeT ossae :oov akehss Of Tho company;
D: A. STEW ART. Pittsburgh:
n4O j. J-I0
, 1860-05-05

81. JossFH, No., May 4.-The Central Orer
laoa California End Pixies i'cak Exptess Com
pan1 a1e nov running a tri weekly line Of
coaches from St: Joseph to Denver City, max
.ng soe o1staoee in ct daJa. They are prepared
necessary. The Company intends to run the
Cal1ornia Pony Express semi-#eekty each
sray, as soon as the Necessary arrangements can
, 1860-05-05

NoREoIk, Va, May s,-Capt. Bfalev of tho
British schooner Alice Rogers. vas found guilty
to day in the United States District Court, Of
attempting to s=ll free negroes, and sentenced
70 three years imprisonment in the peniten-
, 1860-05-05

MARIN E JOURNAL,


ARRIVED. .u,va
s'nF Goqt, Mcst;.n san 1snd b6s i;S. = s5,
Prop Tonav Id pe e. Budalo. 80 hhas sus. ,4abds
rep - sssi Msf tc1 :S Is; Is Ia nth
P'op = s.E1 hFo~n' BIZ IT. ph LOO raFuad uea Ii
nm ehlogle% % pkg nsh ~ - '*A~'' '4nDe''
Sas a.;s0 e Lumber
eehf 9osh9h Easoo Desiekson bouth Ra1tn, 90 cords
schf ko uoas 1,t.tn AZ o:dsnsn0rEh 7om lddlnx, 70
sehr neTo Blfch;a u,h aa En- IS n Ie1SeI '1'''s''
ssI ss 4ss:s M.ss. ae Ss
sehr v Hlsa.'s r.r,on. cn~sora. pi.., 40 cord.
sehr Co hsans .msn. Detroit 70 tons whipping pa-
sssh. rot; oana:rsoa. as.k.xoa, lo7 m lumber.
ssh1 xSss 1oaaoE. fo:::. - l.9s III Il lumber. s, n
sss1 Ts,SS %.s 1ess A.sx Dss =
cL LEARED.
sim1 Hh1:os Pa0* F. Joteph. tsx' a, tou. na.e
st Cont Con- L %MSS;x.c Ssx 9nna Haven ndse 100 b.1,
p2R? s:set. cs H.: 5sss:ss sstHsi 4Hsi.v
5tx 9s;sa VIZ: 3sssa. Bas.ic. IT,, eu,A com.
4: a:::s - sI* 5 $;:s
ssh Gcyn.. busss o' isoo @ Ia corr eos e0fn
g e., i~fS -. stA.tu + h41al r. tsa o4ah wheat
a oeat t ~ se e Ae:unip. 6acAlu+ Atse bulh wheat
snL rs@ss't u0sxe T. u4*txo AIoo ousa wheat.
Sch' u 0g1en. Bu'ns, Hska1w.
Ec jrahua ks.on. Dsticftor' s,utA Hsr.,
Sehr Her. BuIrs S.utn Iiss.n atnns md.s
Scat g 3 ne.teel. Hendess ?. austegon.
Scar Ahlsa ocoouor Fule1s iitT, bbis aoor. bbls
pork,
Hcht $50 tfos* f4tet. NT1t.
Chr t,etsw. 'iohn. s,rdt Il 't'3' oaS" s1@a'
ScIr r Esrd. MrHsh+v Mnst. nm u, rt,on.h,r
----%- - --~.- ~. - "'
~ . n. =. y1-.--
.1e w. ~ " "a'e, 1~"oeA n on"sso'
QHen CITY, Truwbtidge, xnd Etine for butt4lv; and
n.cs. f,, po,, t,afh,,,a ~,a.,a., dr-.h -, ...-.
o. tt'.10@ oasae es'a' 1ps 'oekAa anu @oeeAs TOT
4aa ~. W. o'"eso' e'sa'so' 'a1"s
, 1860-05-05
lScREAsE AND DECREASE OK IMfoRTs AND kx-
FORTS FOR THE FIRST QUARTER, 1860, coNPAR~
ED WITH The CORRESPONDING QuAETEK, 1859.

By the above comparison there is heavy de-
6ciercy in the last quarters imports of wheat
and ur, viz: 64,84a qrs. wheat, Sl.7s4 sacks
crop, are 6.086 ora. short.
, 1860-05-05
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL,

RITED.............NaT3.
G. L. Huutoop, L.salle ooss bu corn. u hhds sugsr
bills I'll 10o hfs .ttin-
Tsdel Lockpo 40 turnstu.c 7s NJ butter. 16o ~
eESs.
J. Mr. h,or, Joliet. gravel.
J + Chapin L .rale, auO bu corr, 1900 IA sugar.
&C. III, Nh n, h,t9a hu cora.
AussEA, lAsalIe- > 81 h1 corn. .
W. L. B,vwn Loekp 70 ,. xnbhls stone. = G. 7. d.
meua,on .loae1 lo0 n ndse-
My :.
Investigate, Athena tight
1tfEnt. Athens, hEnt.
Qneldz, 0ihw1, light 80.
J. Nosshzap. Jona, light.
, 1860-05-05
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON (

Ag11Cf HAlLRDAD.
fA4axeT I!70s leave and arrive a. chcAgo ~ fpove;
ny k1ptsss leaves si3 An. ssa.a sscecss4 Arttvts
say n snnda5s excepted. S!xht E1pse,~ leave. al&
N. Safuf1AYe sIceptsl: aF.vc- $40 Am MondaYs a.
exntso Gsrtuta Accommodation ieavea Is p.n aundhYs
21csRted; Af1tTe3 3.Ik 2-Ea. Sundays c1crpied.
q. Il. HAANUN j. usoefal Sppf.
Chicago, APRIL nh. 1870,