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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28

SupDEs DANA ~opan ramed Ann Toey, died
,pddIIy on Wednesday evening Der late residence No rs
street Their marks Of VI eDos on the oody
and the sb AID Police Of the opoo that shs died from
di,sase Of tho heart The Coroner notified.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28

CENTRAL PARK EXTENSION ASSESSMENT LISTS -
The mept sis Of damages and benefits BY he ex
{. ion OF Genital Park have ist ben placed in the
oce CT the Street Commissioner here thsy will re-.
msn for Il next 60 days for objections of interested
IaIties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28
PASSENGERS Arrived

10 sfedm,ip HatdnEds from Matdnrls- DR. Hugh Ns-ir
L. s. CousDl 4 Ma,nEas Pedro CAmpans Jose Dies Rober
HspeF UIEeles r. Pierce, Rod suez Georse JOTd!cs
Pedio Hurcade, Psez.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28

REAL EsTATE-Bessrs. A. j. Bleecker, Son a. Co.
sold Yesterday the Merchant Exchange 80 Hsren lots
Known 81 the Bell property" The following prices at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28

CHARGE oF GRAsD LARcEsY.-James Dreyfous a
0esD pedaT Living 1t No 4la Hudson street arrested BY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28

HoRTIcULTURAL.-Tbise veningM Mr. Horace Greeley
delivers sodIets in Ne - Rochelle at the semi annual
meeting of the Horticultural Society of Ns~Roche le
and BaDsronsck. This Society, though young, bids
fair 20 take prominent position smo'g ia feows la
W,stt hester Comfy. Is exhibition of hsssrs, frnits
vese sbles promises to be very tine, and amateurs
Of gardening caDnc, do better than to be- present
OSE OF THE CITY's CHmDRRS IT relve years
ago uusisttly crippled male infant was ssnt
The AmsHonse to be cared for by the city. Il
that his parents deceased and lat he had
no relatives whatever living. The Ii tie orphan uad
there crc, kiodly cared for aud with the
usnfer If The old Aims House Department TO the trust
of the Ten Governors, tie then nameless boy
passed over TO their cara. Subsequently he
ebIi-tened by the Governors William Smith aud
under cor, full trea msnt and kud attention. gre TO bs
q very heal ny boy. His d.fO'miJy consisted OF h
FRACTURED inc, Gaming him to grow up humPbaGked
William vas placed At school at eaIy age and the
raj id development Of his mind aura ted considerable
artelton. he WAS one of the first Of tie Rand ,llr
leland c. ildren, and for many y.acs tho at T Of
tie RsDdalls IrlsDd Guard" VILLAIN generally 80
lecied his O IN theme, and framed his va speeches
Bavipg undergone ali excellent preliminary of
pstIu tion be nantes ed a desire ~ do fJr hmssf
aDd upon ophcarion 1, Mr.. Kellock app enticd
to ltbogJspher. Beng unable - life the ithograph
stones he f this business and went into tne country
ia the service Of man who sept a email store, aud
also did bacssmithirg Williams ply sical disability
evepied i'm from attending to the l4'ter business
and HE employer wss obliged though relactautly to
part 18th him. Subsequently Surrogate West gave
m Office in his Department, aud paid him salary
out Of HE own pocket He sas great favorite vito
all The Governors, aud with the thhing that he
toDa received from them for e, he opened
bank account in one of the Savings Insitut,ns.
r. Gently Commissioner Bell, Of the Department of
CT aIiti.s aid Correc ioni, addressed comuun alton
TO the Board Of Supervisors, aud Williams pane was
placed the county salary list for $3.50 year. He ia
tma't active ard intelligent boy, and well worthy
tie pei ion be has thus attained He remarked thai
the city had tak.n of him long enough, and tina:
now be wanted 10 do something for the city.
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CLEARED
Eeans'ip Quaker City, Shufeit Hsyana-Harro1s Bros.
Steamship Georges Greek, wrais Balumore-H . Cron-
sAls Golden Eagle, suln san Francisco WIN Coleman
sLip Gcpsar Goodnx liz, r5oo,- rienAolua. BRO 1c4
..sh'g wEhslmsewg diam, Eaaer, London-faneh a
sh,g Y ssh mia, ssa',. casrl.s,ao-G osros.
PARK sasue Mo.ley, Jr Holm, slxer,ssusl wood Earle
hf's Thcm-s ysyhsw yrnh. Rernuaa-smi.h Jones 4
@.
irs splar suuos ~ orsslown - . Dssbs 3, ~
Eng vsieF witch JACKIE a. wlu ugtcn PECK 4 CAu-ra.
pss Airrccetsh. Conner bport-rhcmrs 4 Hunt
h SCI, Trf F u iV yss.. ., r saTs
schr Laa 0sIud-. IAN gbell EernAntnA ~ liner, fot,
solr Fsrae Clrrls Rascrs, Rieh N ,ne-C Y Pi.rlln.
Fohr slss vntt' Joiri6n Elrstesspc.t-.g NJ Trrusv
scsr vase :; .' Prs.erey Iaan,g.-ass-r
steamer JssssI hius. oSadsey. Brssoi.
ARRIVED
psss-fssfs 4 i Nehi a'n let sss bsr la, Il Il
AE s. ssy ~ PA - -. s'or SOD q, sesasP aa.'
sEnsaed s'esmsip cognts hence flr hsreaioa; 10 Is
Gu s,esust.p sis'- Z lrorss touSd -.
CO ,oossg oe Z. - - ioa sSoks ssix Bses fase
Isrt sw Hsi5asE ~ Po.uanD. small aav,p, NO u,
~iA snrar A. y maser bst vely bessy v0Aer, 49, FL
ssrsss ICY ~ "a ias sfesrenesd ysry hsey &c = ~
silssng ~ daJ shp sar y ne Union NeN
elg ylcsas swara. rosssisaa c.shsssu. Soy =, uih
as Ia Tsry strss ., ra Wv Ria Ss NOV ~, X
80 ne Ae,a5 az esrs score "a L. 4
iFg Z MNd, snes@ :, Aafse " tays ses e'ts1n, =
hhHI haw IRON WV. tel via 10 schr Alma 10, ~ An
@t Etyta lfem Aiognor, z, 70 dtys csi fcf nav
Mtrs0 tAme eNe ~ HAhs, saw vessel % &c, wAss
800 clrss ll.sta Leus Phinserh,s days win CO., 70.
tFs r,isr,iuo sore-p cescbon ErAbssport ~ Esl.n
s , SS.a 4 GA, hsrn S.sSo sss' - yin nass
(
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.Se oss sl3 81


OF the "a 900 optional rights Of the Illinois Cen
RAJ outstanding, the holders OF about 4j 000 have
accepted the terms Of extension, and paid up in
full on ten per cent This gives the company abou:
$3.50 900, and enables them practically to exin-
guish the floating debt.
The following is from Messrs Nell Brothers
cotton circular per Africa to-day
CEor Tho crop question has, for the present, bcer
lost sight Of under The pressure Of fnapci. and poitci
pended, Gni prices have passed the point 81 which
planters vii scn except 10 relieve their pressing wants
IL is therefore, no orger question OF the quantity OF
cotton grown but o. the quantity likely 70 reach the
ports This only be regulated By the course OF prices
and the matter Is, therefore, enti rely money question:
and dependent upon future Developments Toe falling
of in receipts Of al points this week 4 serious feature
showing the determination OF planters - hold back
rather Than sacrite during panic Oar tables next
week will sbos deficiency Of 800 900 bales from last
year, and probably half million bales by the lst OF
January. The exports will decrease IN . proportongte
ratio, and the l0ss fall prncra on Great Britain
EIroErs -The exports also show deficiency compared
with las. year-tbe cearArces from all ports this
this Great Britain win get ~ 600 osss sgsnst 50 900
anne week last year. The total 3s3 coo bacs,
howipg a deficiency Of la2 600 bales roni year ny
telegraph farther deficiency is Indicated for next
fhe Total exports 10 France 1o4 600 bales agsn,t
l1qto last year and TO other foreign ports 200 against
81 COO hsss
Tho llowirg statement OF the movements az cotton
for the last week and LIST septem last
with tie five prs~tmg yesrs:-
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Total n mos. a. go Ss7

This has been enc 81 he V,oomiost days Of the
season. There Is absolutely no market fCr paper,
and none for merchandise. Tho aigices from the
South ere very d,.c5uraging The merchants q
New Orleans. Il seems, have boon discussing III
prorrloty Of susrCndns ~ masse. W The bank.
ing law 81 Louisiana the banks aIe obliged 20 hold
one.third 81 thclF liabilities exclusive OF Cisclh.
ton IN specie, under pain Of forfeiling ;ht.f char,
ter and other penalties. Tie merchants have lad
this Law thrust il their faces Whcn they have Oh.
piled Tor bank relief and have been told TIA, under
no circumstances could tho banks expand. What
Ena determination has been arrived 1t We as I'M
able 70 say, though VIC hear that several al he
hcayies, houses OF New Orleans have failed. al
that bankers bills on London are offered az 4
W. 4. seems evident that tho contest mrst end
eventually IN the suspension Of tho New Orleans
barhs though perhaps, before this occurs. at The
merchants may break. From Charleston The re-.
port continues 70 ne that nothing is doing; there j.
no employment for laborers, no sale for cotton,
and short supply Of food on hand. Most
o. our bankers have, for the present, ceased
TO DO business st Charleston. AT Slvan.
nah there J. small business doing In
bills a. 100 lo2; Tic bank suspension has relieved
The merchants, but mechanics and laborcrs ere or,
OF employment and The supply q food Il scan'y.
At Mobile bills arc offered q, " al loo.
The stock marko, continues very weak. ana
prices decline daily. This afternoon A de.pat.b
was read in the street 10 the eject TIA, tie United
States government hsl suspended payment ard Il
bad tendency % dcpress stocks. OF course there
i no basis for The assertion, a. tic words So.
pending payment ere commonly used There a,e
three millions Ct dollars aud over In Tie sub.
Treasury here, Snd until iha, Il sTeu, The govern.
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me buying rates OF exchange 70 day are ek az COX
buyipg, 8 Q; selling, las Little wanted

me buying rates Of exchange 10 day ek az Gold,
buyipg, . Q; selling, las Little wanted.
The st. Louis Republican Of Saturday says:-
Nh 9 course 10 tsss the enso Of the policy
adopted BY the banks OF this state with the exception Of
tho Exchange Bank) In suspendng payment OF coin On
their Issues for circulation they yesterday en-
gssed, - y understood In perfectpg arrangements for
lat Of January and this done satisfactorily By the
Intervention Of Of our citizens the necess Of issuing
temporary bones soS part o. this nterest'ntend
"a 10 sntcpste the taxed rapidly collecting all over
she silte-is dispensed with, and bond all ~l De
sqnir d; but the whole amount Win be placed 10 Nov
York very low rates OF intereat and exchange aand
ooder', who generally fdsety when
eioD Tor II, may therefore rest easy on this score
The earnings of the Galena and Chicago road for
he last week of November were $25, 42i, against
$25,f56 last year.
Agsreg-'e for the month 0S2
Do. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,........ III eO7
,TE
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ment viii not 60 70 protest That Mr.. Cobb Ia pay
ing no bills he can de or IL true, md has been the
case for ONE time. he mmittee of WAYS and
Means win doubtless strain every nerve TO save the
government from going to protest on the public
debt Comparing the prices Of this afternoon with
those OF last evening, we note decline Of in Mis-
souris. OF u in Tennessees, Of IL in Pacific Mail, OF
2lain Central, Of in Hudson River Of "a in Harlem
preferred, Of II in Peading, offs in Michigan Gen.
nal, OF q in guaranteed, Of "a in Panama, of
II IN Illinois Central Of "a in Galena, OF il Rock
Island, of ] In Toledo, OF 81 in Blu 'ngton and
Quincy. Il he Union were dissolved already, and
ciyl war were raging between no sections, some
OF these stocks would be cheap a. the above quo.
tations. The following were the last authorized
prices OF the day:-Unted States 80 1874. % vir
g'na 6's. II Z Missouri 6's, 673 !; Tennessees,
7Ja "A; Canton, II j Cumberland Coal
preferred, s q 10; Pacific Mail, 70 Il;
New York Central, ~ a 10; Erie, 26l ] !;
sudsou River, 3oi Ii Harlem, ia d;
Harlem preferred, 3Ol 3la; Reading, 32l SO ;
Michigan Central, AZ a ]; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana, 10 AL Michigan Southern and
Northern lncana guaranteed, IS II Panama,
llll liz; Illinois Central, 54s IS Galena and
Chicago, COZ 81 Cleveland and Toledo, % 1;
Chicago and Rock Island, 20 ! 1! Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy, % IS.
The business Of The cub Treasury today was as
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PMLADn9BiA, Dco 8, 1851
etocke heavy. PsnnSylvlnh ssass Hves 90; Reading
Rsilrosa, l1,! Morris capa sax Lo.s Island Railroad,
York . IL per cent pre- MUM.
oo.,oo-s.,.. es.v ooo ssy on...ss Dec 4 lsSo
rses Of three days $500 bales Receipts Of three
81 800 sgans "a 100 the Same time year Reoeips
,, Than =; ,S ys-r 5000 bales Receipts q al
4hc s5kc for fair 70 fully fair Exchange on london
90 ss Sgat exchange ON New York y TX per oent
GiAs CUNT.
NEW ORLEANS De-, 3, 1870
Oottou quiet sales To day VI 900 ba or AK or
mddDE Sugar steady AZ Axe. a6c for fair 70 fully fair
declining tendency ssts at t5c 60c Other articles
unchanged. Freishts-Cotton TO Liverpool, I'd.
MoBuE. Dec 4. $780,
CottoD-sales today 1000 bales at exc exc. for
middling: salts OF three da5e sooo bales Rsce pv-
600 hsles Sterling exchange IS l00 Sight
on New York u per cent discount
saIes Of New York sight exchange we're made yester
day, by banks and individuals, a. to "a per cent
premium
CHARLESTON, Dec 4, 1850
The rate Of sht exchange New York the Bank Of
Charlefton Ia at per cent premium
CHARIEsroS, Dec 4, 1880.
lie market firm.
Augusta, Dec A. 1850.
Sight exchange on New York at per cent prcmam.
ArGrsrA, Dec 4. 1850.
BALTIMORE, De-. s, 1880
Flour quiet ard steady. Wheat steady: red 81 OF
81 10 orn steady al t0c DOC. for white and gel
low. Provisions dull ~ nominal rates Coffee quiet at
lao al41c Whiskey lover, St 1sc alshc.
PHnADEIPaIa, Dcc 8, 1850
Flour unchanged Wheat arm red $40 a sI27;
white 81 % 81 81 Corn quiet sales coo bushels al
81 19c . 6ec alaat Provisions quiet. Coffee quiet
Wnakey dull at 1sc a20;
ALBANY, Dec 6-sPM
Flour in steady demand for the Fart Bu,k wheat ,ur
arrives freely and ses al 81 63 Wheat In lots at 81 80
for white Indiana Osts-po ssles Corn, In lots,
Sic barley In good dem and and limited supply: sales
ate four rcwsd In stors, private terms. whs-
key--saes ECO bbls principally 1t 1890
ALBANY Dec 5-lPM
Flour steady. Buckwheat flour, 81 90 wheat-Sales
Of white lndiara Ia lots Al II SO Corn in lots AZ
65c Bsrev-sses of 3 900 bushels Cav ugs too rowed
a 62Hc Wniskey. 1870 Dressed h ,gs, 80 Is 90 81
for lets averaging 2io lDe.
Flour quie: aud steady. Grain Nothing doing 10 any
variety Whiskey nominal al Ike. Imports-3, 600
bblE hour.
OswEGo, Dec 5-6Pn.
Flour Serdy but doll, with small IS for extra
State Wheat, corn and other grains quiet Lake in
port-l4 500 bushels sheas a,s66 bushes barley. No
shipments by canal.
CHICAGO, Dec s. 1860
Flour duh Wheat steady: sales 81 coo ousnes g.
'2c for Northwestern club, zoe for No I, and e7c
6s, No 2 In store Corn very duh OATS nrn1. Re
ceip s-2s 0co bos -four, 20 GOO bushels wheat, 800
bushels corn. saht exchange New York scarce . d
urm, ~ per cent premium.
CINCINNATI, nec. S. 1850.
Flour dull, at "a rs a 81 80 for superane whl.Sey,
dull At So So Sight drafts New York lrm ri per
cent discount
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
WEDNESDAY. Dec. Sd p

WEDNESDAY, Dec. So p. NJ.
The Custom House tables OF the trade OF tho
port of New York for the month of November
were closed to-day, and we present our usual COM
parative statement
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MISUNDERSTANDING hugpsia.-Fober Dellcn John BAL
lard Nes Wood, Mrs wilson ard child, II Tyson and wife
John Push. q Grant W Simmons, A lockwood. Mas A
FIELD Miss Hs'6vells, Miss cod hiAs "A Wool Bro va
kes II y 4 sr0 raser, Pegren West Rragaw 7
EkAnd Enn, Tsyl q " Taylor, krs kliols, X
NanI el-sId 20 In The fteersge.
DEPARTURES
lfvETPcoL-stesmshiB .fTi-a MIR Norris Nonlresi; y
Aurr8y uamtrn; r Eee6han, Pe-namhuco; Chs Pr.tt
hfs tmnh, New yorb; Fenj whworth, John Hswrins,
Manchester; Bon John HOGS Toronto; Henry
hss a Barhru' VIM Barbour. pelfvt vhcs s~Rnvlcs, Vi
Batter Few York. teo wsserhol shs Ned Rob, Walters
Fran. Simpsor Arthur wilso, Enssnd; Buchanan
ksgsrtor. Hsn.itru; SEQ 4 wsrpg. Amsterdam; VIM
Evans England snis, Fob Eyre Few ork; Capt Rich
Ard Price Quebec; R.shpp rev York; Richard Thrl.l
Jobp,on Fac Chss watson kauchsstsr q n AT drews
London; 10, ~ Camsron. Toroata Mr. and Mrs Rnbert
teeiis Montreal Mr thar tie Townsend Canada PER-
nr neg York Henry Tsylr WISCONSIN; I'd weihereIi.
Canada Wsa; JAS ClaIk Brud1rd; Geo hartley ksq,
sshNury Vhonn.ip: sno scAlisier Charleston
IIhbRIksroS-tiSAmtr ship Marion i Bogert, Samuel
ksyssr Mn ssh,her Mus sehsfer JORGE, Capt Bears
b Va tcne q swefey. VI ss,sy. ID Dodge. q Kerr
ssa lacy Mrs andrews Biiss II o.good Geo Butler
Gee Mrs Adsma Mrs Dswkns Rev sngener and
roy Jse Jsksi i1ek~sd O " Crummsy. MIN
O.orpe Mrs stacklsv, ues stelnbri * VIM alter
= whh1s,y Barre Chss Cleemm. Lee'eldt Taos
brstane tH infants arc ser Mrs Rsobias Master
kesnsieiu Jn0 tniz y Wire, Chas Gransr Smith Bresk
er Howand sockman. Chas Diker, Jno Butnlsu Jas
holt@-
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bbs at 81 So 70. Choice extra IN small lots held
~ 81 20. Southern aour Sss also heavy, s1d sales
bTkced .cO 500 Obs closing uithIa tins range o. .l9
above quotaiiIs Ryehe sas GcGty With limited S.es
Corn meal fair demand With slfs eco b5s rrRn
cy~ine 81 the outside figure above Wheat heavy
be I'd rsDoe 10 eighs fenced - prices CoEsoe
laolc sLir1ons continued 70 be made 90 owners
The SAILS footed about 50 900 90 COO bushels
al 81 10 for cooice white Kentucky. 81 rs for white
Michigan ~ "a ~ 20 for WGter rcd western In store
sud ahoa' 81 10 III III for Nsaak club ard smb Dr.
witsonsin and Ioss, ard - o5 for R.cne rprng Cora
Vas heavy but closed shVai further change OF moment
IL pfoes The ssies embraced about 50cG0 bgshsls 81
o. Sc for Wests'n mXec III store al lat,
tho sttev ngure for chice Gate co1t1rod arm, AZ
Z 500 Tor Western, Canadian aud STATE. Bsrey was
steady, with OF 20 0Vo bushga C1ais West at 500
CoFFsE The market was qret, AMI IL the shseaco OF
sales ~ mcr.ent prices were nominal
CorTor Tta market sss hoUt animation, and sales
were nrtd u about tOQ a 60 baee 0aElir the
basis OF about loc per 10 The following is Statement
a. the movement "a cotton since the l - epc DC. lasl
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we sublnls thal IN attempt 10 carry through INC
crisis banks which lend $50, 0G9,s 500 with only
1856 900 in specie hand cannot but end disas-
trously. The sooner We allow the Boston banks to
60 down the better It will be for them and for US.
The steamer Africa to-day took out sl7, 56l 30
in specie.
despatch from Albany states tia; the canal
tolls the present season exceed three millions by
four or Eve thousand dollars.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were SIS, 1855 IS, and tie balances
sG7s $50 9s.
Tie business Of the Philadelphia Bank Clearing
uJocso ,roal- xroc ao faIlnu,s.
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Canal Eaysuntton

Canal Navigation.
ALBANY, Dec. 8, 1880.
The weather has moderated and there but little se In
the canal basins.
81 GATHERINGS, W, Doc. 4, 1880
Tho welaud Canal Ia almost npasss5le from the $40 v
which fell yesterday and The Ice which mafc las nxn
Navigation will probably be stopped N night.
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, Dec 4, lSto.
Tie United States mail steamship Alabama, from New
York arrived Il the aarf 81 O'Clock Tuesday after
noon All well
SAVANNAH Dec. 8, 1890.
The atesmsh y Mount Vernon from New YORK, arrived
a. the wharf III ten O'Clock this morning
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Thur the receipts shos decrease - 90 600 bsss from
those OF aft year. and decrease " 20 900 1899
and tic exports exhibit The following rs alt
q Brilaiy lra's>. ca EP. ma Sost
com'r sith DC De De De- Dc
M lac Inc
1880 ssccs 1900 eooo 1000 1000
, 1860-07-06
Fusion with Dlnnn1ont.1

-. FEuM otnefS 1hladtI Iphl fgct8.
ihe Democratic State Cent? al COMMITTEES met
yesterday attsrnoon ut the Merchants Hotel. in
this city, and the proceedings will he found in
another part Of our mornings edition. The
ADMINISTRATION forces we're on the ground in
iorce, and succeeded in carrying resolution
in favor Of fusion Of the Douglas aud Dreck-
!nridge forces upon the existing electoral ticket.
The record shoTs that tbs Committee first cx-
c!uded the reporters-then refused to allow The
absent country members Of the Committee to
send substitutes. alter permitting rhiladeIphia
TO throw twenty-five rotes for iour Senatorial
Districts, when nearly all the interior Districts
thre~ but two for each District-.hen voted
down : resolution declaring Douglas and John.
son the regular Democratic caudidates-and
finally resolved that Tue electoral ticket should
be supported alike BY the t,iends Of Douglas
and BIeclinricge! OF the hundred n,emse1 8
OF the COMMITTEES, about ti1ty wtre present,
and OF these the Philadelphia City NJ. mbers.
nearly all office holders or thrir relatiyeH and
dependents, constituted the half Of the ,nsjority
The action Of the State Committee vii. be re-
celved by the Democrats of the State with co.,
tempt and indignation. 1t il proc.aua.iou Of
insult to the friends Of Doukl,s aud to thc Dem
ocratic National Comni te', which has demand
ed the appointment Of pure Doueios electoral
tickets IN all the States. We regard the DECISION
Of this close corporation Is releasing all tha
Douglas Democrats from any obligation what.
soeEer to support tbs electoral ticket. They
cannot vote for it as it stands, without atnl,f;.
ing themstlEe They cansot vote for it with.
OUT voting for Disunionists and Seceders, They
eanaoa can" vote ioE !. wlthcus fraud an
rescus from this LAST shameless act of d.,nnte
lam-and that is mass meeting Of the Dem".
cratic people to purge the electoral .,ciet IND
to cut loose from The Disaaionists fo1-r.r
Inere - gallant and protesting minority in
the stats COMMITTEE yesterdsy, but 1hey were
Po*erless IN the midst Of cticehclders and Sc.
ceaets. II she masses do not nov move in their
ent to their own interests, or dis.us,ed ~;.h
tfeaehcrous representatives.. L fiitipr 6a,1. ~
this gross betrayal OF principle was fha 49,
ders meeting at Independence squsIe on the
same evening. va s"e
, 1860-07-06
Campaign Biography Of Abraham
Lincoln.

We shall issue in few days campaign b'-
oRranhy of tue Republican etandard-bearer, IN
style SO compact and cheap that, With suitable
effort on the part Of cubs, canyassers and loeat
committees, it may rench every Toter in tho
Northwest before the campaign is over. twill
be pamphlet of 81 pages, Of close type, double
columns, and in the style ard shape Of tue
campaign life Of Col. Fremont, issued IN 1856.
1t tas been prepared with great care, By one
of the editors of tbis paper, aad it may becon'
sidercd VI entirely reliable and authentic mar
ra.iye Of the life o! ABRAHAM L1Scotr,-em-
bracirs also the substance Of mis- debates with
Mr. Douglas in 1855. and complete history Of
that remarkable campaign. 1t has been the
uurnose Of the writer to make it the document
Of the tines copy should be placed in The
hands Of every nan IN the Northwest who can
read the English language. For the purpose Of
giving it The wides: circulation We will furnish
it at the following reduced rates:
Single coPies. cents
Per dozen AZ cents.
Per hundred $e so
Per thousand. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. go 10
When ordered hy mail, one cent each must
be added for postage. Send in your ordere.
FRS: come, frst served.
Address, Press and Tribune Office, Chicago,
Illinois.
, 1860-07-06

4. HAsvz7, Eq. Pseslden ncoln ass Hsnn r. r1 se'
nEAn srR:-uavipg been honored with an
invitation to deliver an address btfor. ..aa an
Club to aight. acctp,ed the SAINT. th;nI;na G.
that by dong 30, possibly may throw nv a;nss
gle; ins'gni6caa:, though, Eerertbeless. toncst
and and sincere grain Of patriotism into lie great
seale. ~ winch "srhs" and "p<re<r.td" Be.
mocEaey is to be weighed in the coming contest.
bat sudden illnesslhat confined me- fer S..; r.a.;
u ten days to my room, compels me now ~
ask your indulgence and beg Of you to defer ths
delivery Of my address till some day, nv health
permitting, your Club may nee fit 70 command
Tho serTicesof your obedient servant,