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AbsRaasemasaua In Csmwrsss.

The following Prsamhls al Rsssau.
saom was introduced into the lower haass
g assaasa fsw Co. sinp@ 80 pty
Rspahlieaa msmbers voted for IL:
WMmaaAsa La shassaliag sa zaaakinGa
ama sAa holding ef psrsons aa property
ass seaaRasy - aasmFal iaaaies and shs
sundamsnsai principles Of our alitiGal
wYstsm, and are notogisasly . reeroaeh
30 our seunsEy througieuk no uiviliaed
world, and y s1pus hiadfanes to the
progress Of rage naiean liberty through
out the nREiana of the earth therefore,
RssaU&, What the Committee on tbs
Judi siary BE, and the same are hereby
lag svncsed to inquire into the expedien-
ey sr rspoEtiag.a bill giving freedom 10
every human being, and intsrdictinR
slavery wherever Congress has The aoas
stitutionI power u - u ase 81 sEe sab4
jsct.
The Republican party is not only in
favor 81 lssfnterdieting slavery wherever
Congress has power" but is anxious to
gEy1 ssgsseaom % egsFy human bsipg.' p
Dhia desire "a free spsyg hsaoa bsiag
is i very phIianshropie one-especiaIly
On she eve Of az important election, for
there are great many Republican votes
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for oe Of their party,
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CoRwTS AND BADaER.-A North CARROLL
IA eorrespo adeut of ths Boston Post, ra-
Iates the following: -.
"BadgeF and CoTwin being ftogetheg
on one occasion soma years ago, the la4-
ter entertained the company by telling
a steTy about the former, Hhietl he pre-
badly manufactured 10 ordas, "a FAB
Isws.i ENhaa ! Mas prastisiag law in
aessy qsassE lnoking sssaHgSs soame
into my oasee and s0Qaired il { was Tom
#CoEwins ana On bging answered In the
Affirmative, said be desired 10 employ
me as counsel Ia an imppytaud lav SUIT,
Well, what's the eaaes aid I=74sls asWa.
aBd tell me tie ssory = 4 40 CAS- IL jass
this we're, said nsF. sIiant; Fl belong to
North Carolina, and 1. have oaea saIl
ing g drove Of harses in 0hiae-nnd one
fellow who bought horse Of tha pleads
(ehaTgss fraud, ana want yhu to help
Eae ous OF shis aeEaass7 tA6cgh caro-
lima q SAD Lii y0us Sena frpgs sbas
rsagDn, perhapsa goa kaoH Senator
Badgar--shey say no is tia smartess
lawyer in tbs Stass.' sssmaEg lavysf2's
said my uaians<-sfgaa mAy BET yuuf life
he isI Heis tlrs saaaftHes iaWyer ia d
ssrisditne ease nah 7 North Ca1alina,
and TwisA fHad higa htys2's
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the BEST Doctors and Druggists sAx-s91
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now In town aad prepared TO msaE auy
statement
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, May %. So
have seen several persons who have
been benefited by using Or. Smiths Elias
trles4ssk p < , N. P. SYsoa, P. a.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-10
city Intelligence.

syHIors ARRAY At BppIK's GRovE.-M late bour
last ghi John Peeand residing at No Blower street. was
brcogh, TO the New York Hospital suffering from wound
n his breast inflicted yesterday afternoon by man named
Michael weltb. II appears that excursion party went
10 Riddles Grove and az they about returning,
Peeand vas standing Mt the gangway taxing tcket.'
WEIGH wns going board when Pceiand demanh-
his ticket, which WEIGH declined give whereupon
difficulty ensued which ended by WEIGH drawing knife
and stabbing Pecland In the breast. WEIGH, who Is
noted sixth ward rowdy made good his eecape and up 70
late hour last night bad not been arrested The injury
10 iceland will no doubt prove iath
TIE Parsons .norr TO INVADE THE CENTRAL PARK
We understand that the Methodist Local Preachers
Asrocaton not finding the res, Of the city sufficient
lv wide for their abors intent TO build temporary place
OF worship close to Of the chief entrances TO the Cen
trail Park with tho view Of bringing back To the true
light the thousands Of heretcs and sinners wno enessVr
on sundays after having spent the rest OF The week IN
hard toling and confinement Inc bowels OF compassion
pertaining these preachers have been dreaduly moved
1.-THE IN Of poor exhausted overworted iabo-
ers and the therefore desire tolghten the burdens
81 these bcbehted bewers Of wood and drawers OF va
ter by administering bebdomadal opiaes m the shape OF
utermnishlc sermons and psam singing ~ ,'en 'na'
norrced 10 hs congregation SUNDAY that rage tent
would shortly he erected the Central PARK wheic
preachers would attend every sunday and strive 20 coz
vert all VITO the way Doubtless the example "i
the Neihcdists will be followed by other deHonSHa
tyuss siould this frat attempt prove SUCCESSFUL
Ip,xpxTsIIcS TO VIZ II. ItHIiNe Last evenhg u
enrloyes o. the Third Avenue Raiiroad presented M
presldsn, of that corporation Vim. H. Pairing with
large aud handsome painting q the cor,panys dc
rot In sixty sixth street. in ihe lecture room ~ that 90
tuudhg. The recipient Or tic Gin escorted into IN
rom Ny autmbtr q DC DIGEST conductors The road
ard The rfestutaop VAS formally made by ope Of them
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Persouai Intelligence.

FOREIGN HosoRs The Order Of Knighthood OF Francis
joseph has been conferred by tho Emperor Of Austria on
Charles r. Loosely ESQ, Austrian Consul General Mt the
port q New York appreciation Of the fs,bfu per-
Torrance Of his services in the position he holds in this
country The Austrian kngbthcod confers upon the re
cipien many marks Of distinction Thote who have the
pleasure Of Mr. oossy acquaintance wi admit that the
honor has Justly earned aud that the Ritter Won
Loosely (Kplght) will well sustain the dignity his En-
peror has bestowed upon him.
Both candidates for Governor OF Pennsylvania were In
philaforha Saturday. Hon. A. Curtin was al The
Grsrd House. Hon. Henry ID. Foster stopped at the
same hotel.
Hon Charles Ready ard lady Of Tennessee, are stop
ping with their daughters Miss Ready Mss G. A. Ready
and Mrs Chsasham, At the Metropolitan Hotel.
Governor wipslow. Of North Carolina, and Hon. T. r.
Marshall Of Kentucky are stopping at The Astor House
Major General watkins and Colonel Harrison both Of
the British army Colonel Lowry, OF the United states
army and L. c. Bacl, Esq Of Cincinnati, arc stopping at
the 81 Nicholas Hotel
Hon George Narston Of New Hampshire, Ia stopping
al the Everett House.
Professor J. Emion, OF Richmond, Va. and Captain
U.aQtns formerly OF the mail steamer Vanderbilt, are
stopping at the 81 Denis Hotel.
~ iobei Mahy ard family of France MAJOR HiIl,
Can't Van Week and nr. Founteroy. s Of the United
States Army, are stopping at the New York Hotel
pr. W. Reynolds, Of Connecticut =. Blossom, Fsq.,
and j. Pickett Fsa. both Of Texas; ". = frederiess,
Fsa and r. NJ Casdcn ESQ, both OF Philadelphia, and
D. Hunting, Esq, OF Boston, are stopping at The La
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The Great Eastern.

Yesterday the first day Of the operation Of the hy
cent tariff Of admission 10 the great ship and IL is need
LEES say the system proved entirely successful
The tide OF yisters commenced about nine O'Clock the
morning, and from that hour until almost shutdown con-
tnued unasated Notwithstanding the fact that Monday
is the accredited washing day. among the feminine
portion Of the community and nterfred with the wishes
Of many the number Of vsef nearly four thousand
more twice large the attendance any pre-
vious occasion.
Doubtless many also deferred from gorg board
by the anticipation Of rush, but fears OF this kind
need be entertained for twioo this number might
comfortably about the huge ship, without the idea of
jam being even suggested
AS regards the character OF the crowd yesterday it
would Avoraby contrast With any that has yet been on
board-being orderly, que, and genteel No disposition
was manifested ntrude any part OF the ship not open
to visers and We believe there exception TO the
polite exchange Of question and answer that took pGe
between the officials and sigh, seers all day The ,and
the ship during the afternoon, was stationed IN one OF IN
dining saloons and ded TO the pleasure OF the occaso
BY their performance u variety OF popular compost
tons.
Early in the morning another or the reported
dead and inquest being held in the afternoon the yer.
dict rendered to the effect thu, be died from exhaus-
tioa supcriDduccd by excessive drinking.
On the dock there nothing noticeable more than the
constant hustle among the tiny or more caterers TO the
Ietites and amusemcnts Of the multitude Banners, mu-
SIC pictures and barangues attract the eye and while
long Of well charged bottles fountains Of soda,
saparia and beer, ire coolers lemonade Jars
suggest refreshing thoughts Of the inner Among
thtse the well known Downing, who has secured tho
whole OF the Immense brick building fronting the ship
aud turned into ladies' saloon where they retire
and be waited upon BY their without being sub
icc 10 the ANNOYANCE of crowd Of men camorous
bar loaded with drink On the top Of this building he has
also erected platform and awning, where a fine view
can be had Of the Great Eastern.
In all respects the entire locality both on ship board
and shore, being daily improved, and In week or
more viii be in proper and presen'abe condition.
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nc.a ~. eC,day) aisE9ooa a. two O'clock from TIA
NlAEK-0n Sunday, July 8. ANNA NJ. II. D.. Youngest
daughter Of Henry aud Anna ~ Menke, aged IL monha
Tie relatives ard friends Of the family are respectfully
yed 10 attend tie funeral from the residence OF the pa
rents, rs West rwentyhh street, corner Of Seventh
avenue this CTuesday) afternoon at two O'Clock
hoOEE On Monday, July Q, JAMES O., infant son OF
Oliver and Jane Moore aged years, months and *
days.
TIE relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence OF ha
,., thor No ga henry street, this (Tuesday) after
noon, al two O'Clock % .,u,rr,r,,or JoHS PET.
~, aged SO years from the county Galway, uennd "a s,
qbe relatives and friends are respectfully ~ =, ,hrau
the funeral, this Quesday) aite n Cno, street
.en- srem his late residence NO w |'A''A s
Brooklyn. =, ~o0,a,, r,,v willie. Youngest child
OF hugh ana MAJ >aiiyes are invited to attend the ia-
ne f endS ana = Of his parents IFS East Twenty
tn rd street this uesda, oIy g. RurNA wife of Mateo
C. Rodriguez of Puerto Prime. nom No 90 st. Marks
The funeral viii take place 'wo O'Clock.
place on Wednesday a, nEGD. . W4T
LAND, only child Of Daniel W. and Agusl~
years aud months. ~uetery.
His remains were Inferred in Greenwood C.
Goshen orange county, papers, please copy SrvRKE,
srrRkt,-o9 Monday morning, July ., DIEpRIcH. NGad
rs days.
The relatives and friends Of the family e respectfully
invited attend the funeral tbs uesdavy afternoon at
twoo clock rom the residence C his parenss 13f Eliza
beth street.
THoNPa,s--ou Monday morning July 0, ait,r iirser-
rg illness, ASA L. 3soHrsos, In the 18th year Of Ais age.
Funeral services 81 bis late residence Lafayette
nge, near Ms,cy avenae East Brooklyn, this oesdayl
afternoon, az four o'clock. Relatives and friends viii
attead without further hvitatioo His remains viii bo
taken to Connecticut Farms, N. j.. for in.crment.
VAN BusKIRK. AT Peeaskiil, on Sunday, July 8, Go
VAN BssKIRK aged 81 yearI
Funeral from tE.sresderse of hs mother, at Peeks-
kill, Wednesday afternoor, at hafpast O'Clock.
The friends OF the far,lly arc i-vTted tcyattcDc'
WrBnrR --on Mondey, July ., at LIS resistance, 625
Third avenuc, JAMES r. TErrrR, aged 40 vcatf.
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Destructive Fire at Leavenworth:

LEAyENwORTH, K. T.. July y I5JU
A destructive fire broke out this morning at three
O'Clock in the saddlery shop Of Owen Duffy Delaware
street. destroying fourteen frame buildings The follow
ing are the principal losses and insurance-Owen Daily;
saddler building and stock, $1,000 insured for
81 300 restaurant by Muller loss $500 insured
Bcruger gunsmth loss $500 insured T. c. Qnntal, sad
der loss 81 500; insured for 81 600; G. A. Eddy Co,
drugs stock partly saved fully insured Dr. Marshall,
dentist residence, loss 5000; insurance. Howes,
clothing store 81 500 insurance. W. Brccks city
book store books and building owned by Chas Aundei,
loss 81 500 insurance. Rothchds variety store loss
Saoo. insured. Clark eraser Co. TINES Buildings in
iured TO the amount OF $1,000; fully insured; Daily
Tms Carnage press, paper, &c, loss $500 no insur-
apce r Ahers carpenter shop, loss 5000 Some smaller
buildings were also destroyed but loss unirnportant
The total loss will exceed SIS 900, which there IS
Insurance as fnlowsHartord Company, 50 COO Charter
Oak 81 900; Home New York. 81 900; American Ex
change New York IS GOO Phenix Brooklyn $500 state
Fire az New Haven, $500; Atna, Hartford, $500 The
fire l. supposed TO the work Of ncendiary,
and arrests have been madc of suspected parties.
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YHrLkpKLrHrA STOCK BOARD.
PmApurmA July Q, 1850
aocks steady. Pennsylvania State SIS, s3is Reading
Railroad oos; Morris Canal SO "; Long Island Railroad,
12k. rennsyvAn,a Railroad. 3sT.
sight exchange on New York at par
INV oEE,Ss, July 6, 1880.
Cotton market closed with declining tendency; sales
today 100 bales prices Irregular at 1os slolse for
week $50 bales, against 500 bales the time last
year. Exports, also bales total exports 10 date
oS sst year, .si 600 bales stock in port,
Si % fs fair sa aorn S SSf, at ss Shsy
1pc. lotsc. Coffee firm Al 13stc. 1sc sales Of the
yes. $50 Osss Sq. 1000 no bags . stock Ian 70 port,
Tobacco closed arm sales Of the week, 600 hhas Es.
charge co sndNn slightly sdysaeed at les 10 and
New York, :. = per cent premium. freghs OF cotton
20 Liverpool, I'd.
Flour quiet. Wheat duh sales 1850 bushes No 2, in
store a, 81 %. Corn duI and lc. lower: sales 90 900
ccpts-ago bbls four 800 bushels wheat, es 600 bush
.es corn, 500 bushels oats shpmeuts-4oo bbs hour
~ bushels wheat, 900 bsheis corn, 1900 bush
81. oats Frcights Arm at &c. on corn to Buffalo
Sight exchange on New YORK per cen, premium, ,Sro
Flour dun, but unchanged. with small sales at IS 50
Cor Extra State aud 81 81 rs Cor favore double extra
City brands. Wheat quiet; saics 900 bushels Chicago
Spring NJ si TO- and 600 bushels White Indiana 81 30
Corn unchanged; gales II 700 bushels Illinois at soc.
other grains quiet Canal ireshts steady at 26c on
rorts-i 400 bbs aour; 90 300 bushels wheat; 81 500
bushels corn; coo bushels oats Exports s65 bnls
nour Is 700 bushels wheat 16 200 bushels corn; $500
bushels oats loo bushels peas.
BtTrato, July a-6P NJ
Flour dull but unchanged: sales 600 bills at a. ST.
for extra state IS for extra Illinois and Wisconsin, IS
sb37E for extra Indiana and Ohio. o. 80 So q for
double extras Wheat dull sacs 900 bushels Canada
eiub NJ al IL Corn steady. and In good demand sales
20 COO bushels at sac Oats steady sales 10 600 bushels
M asc other grains nominal, Whiskey In moderate de
,nand sales $50 bbls at 1880. zoe. Canal freghts
firm III 4Oc on -four III &c. wheat, 10hc. 70
New YORK lake imports 900 bbls. -four, re 900 bush
ole wheat IFS 600 bushels corn. Canal expors-l 100
Ibis four 1880 bushels wheat, 10000 bushels corn,
5000 bushels oats, 5000 bushels rye
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cocs,as r~ cnses property In tho services OF nevro
sons o. y sSsS tat such property can exist
80 T. -e Which works its steady way ,hronvb
o,aada sad nsssio cOmpes the country 10 meet tfe
ssre There is no eva ave middle ground Already the
s;ies,s multiply Of a fana,ca and growing party which
denies hat under the constituo or by any other law
slave nro oerty exist aud utm 'ely the struggle
must come between this party and the NJ. tona demo-
crazy sustane by all the the other consarvase Gle
think Il will be Impossible for candid mind to dis
cover hostility the Union faint Of sectionalism in
the resolutions adopted by the Convention The consti
tuition and the Union epose on the equality OF the states
which lies like broad foundation underneath our whole
political structure AS consrue them, inc resolutions
State or section that is not cheeruy conceded TO AZ the
rest II well remember that the chief disorders which
have afflicted country have grown out OF the viola
ton Of State equality and that as long as this great prn
ce has been respected we have been blessed with har
mony and peace.
Nor will be easy TO persuade the country that resou-
tions sectional which command the support OF ma.
body of the old democracy, and by a vast OF
Sentative opinion every where without regard TO party
II has been necessary more than once in our history
pause and soemuly the character Of this go
vernment memorable instance occurred in tho strug
gle which ended in the civil revolution Of 1900.
The republicans OF that day, like the democra-
cy Of this, stgmatized dsunionists, but then
noby conducted the contest under the constitution, and
struggle il is intended TO assert and establish the
equality of the States the only basis of union and
SO just, shall be accomplished the last cloud will disap
pear from the American sky, and with common hands
and hearts the states ana the people VIII unite 10 de-
veope the ofhe whole country to bind to-
gether with the bonds Of intercourse and brotherhood
and TO impe 1t onward in it's great Tbs consttu
tion and the equality the States These are the symbols
OF everlasting union. Let these be the rayng cries of
the people.
trust that this will be conducted without
COR and that temperate arguments will take the place Of
hot words and passionate accusations Above ALL ven.
ture humby to hope that Divine Providence To whom
origin, growth and all prosperity, will
continue protect beloved country against all dan
ger, foreign and domestic
am, with great respect, your friend,
JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE.
Hon C. Cushing, Pres Of the Dem National Convention.
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Departure OF Gen. Lane and His Sojourn
in New York.

General Lane LETT this city for Washington yesterday
morning at o'clock 1t is said that upwards of 400
cards LEFT at his rooms on Sunday morning whilst
e out embracingmerchants, professional men, &c.
Among them several companions in in Mexico,
delegation from Texas also from Virginia. called upon
him In the afternoon.
Among the acquantances made while in New
York that of Watts Sherman Greene C. Bronson, and
several representatives OF heavy mercantile houses
On Sunday evening he dined at the residence Of old
friend, Lewis May, ESQ.,, in Fifth Isaac Law
renee, ESQ.,, member Of the Executive Council of tho
National Democratic Volunteers also rendered him din
ner which he obliged TO decline. The Volunteers
fact had him in charge nearly all the time of his short
stay hers aud their political ovatons did credit TO the
managers of this organization
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Reeos milton OF Our ship Bsilding Ca
paeities by the Car of Russia.

The following gratifying communications have been
made by the Russian Minister at Washington TO Mr.. W.
H. Webb the New York ship builder and Captain Com.
stock, now In command Of the Adriatc, In connection
with the splendid ship General Admiral, built here by
the former for the Russian and taken by the
latter to CroBs,sdt and there delivered to tue Empror-
BARON sToECKL TO W. N. wEBB. Fac.
wAsuiSoroS, June Is, 1850.
siR-nu-rg your Last visit 10 Rusas His imperial Ma.
eety ard the Grand Duke Constantine Expressed 10 you
their high satisfaction for the skill and intelligence that
you have displayed IN the colfructon Of the General
Acmiral The Emperor, wishing TO offer you token OF
his appreciation Of your merits ~ naval architect and
Of the perfect In which you have accomplished
your task has directed 70 present TO you The accom-
paiy ing case conisining gold snuh boz enriched with
diamonds avail myself 81 this opportunity 70 offer you
uy sincere and the renewed assurance
of my distinguished consideration. sTUECkI.
To Nv. IL. WKHR, ESQ.
BARON sToECKL TO CAPT coMsrocK.
wssuxcroS, Juno IS, 1890
srpThe Fmp~ror my august master, DESTROYS OF otter
tv Won token of for the services that
yea have rendered the imperial government IN navigating
tpe General Admiral from New York u Crousaot, WIN
the ability and that cmlncnt, distinguish you
w your pr0ess has directed me to transmit u GU Tue
accompanying case, containing diamond ring regret
that u Ia my power 60 deliver tbs Pfcsen, 70 you
IN rerson and 10 or yoa at The same tme my sincere
orbgratusions Accept, cir, the ASSURANCE o. my avs
| .tir suipbcd col siders,Vo. srOhChIs
To Cart. Corrorx.
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BOs1ON, y,
Al meet ng OF the Merchants Exchange Company 10
day notice received from Postmaster Capen that he
should remove the Post Office TO summer street the ls OF
october next The company unanimously passed vote
the directors tender the Postmaster Gene
raj the free use OF the apartments occupied In the
Fxrhnnrc from October to the 18th OF March next.
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Rreckinrtdgc and Lane Meeting.

btffALO
There was large meeting here tonight Of the friends
OF Breckenridge and Lane who making an extended
organization for the campaign in all the wards OF the city,
resolving against ali squatter sovereignty and all coai
tons and only in favor Of a union upon principle.
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Maryland Politics.

BALTIMORE, July Q, 1860.
The Douglas meeting tonight very large. Henry
May chosen President. Ward clubs marched TO the
square with bands Of music. A letter read from
Fernando Wood strongly endorsing Douglas the nomi-
of the regular National Democratic Convention Much
enthusiasm was manifested throughout.
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Fire ut Milton Lower Mills.

July y
An incend AIRY fire at Milton Lower Mills ON saturday
night DESTROY eight or ten buildings. Loss s2 600
Among the sufferers Jabez Sumner, T. j. Baker,
Thomas strangcuan and Samuel Everett.