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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-16

The Rspobican Congresscnl Convention for the sth
Ustrct, for the limitation of Representative, wall be
held a. the Court Hose Of Geneee County in the City
q Flint TrEsDAY 5rH DAY OF JrSE, 1850, 81 l.
O'Clock N. The several Counties within the district will
send two delegates for each representative to the lower
branch Of the State Legislature. and every organized
county having Representative will be entitled 20 one
delegate.
The Committee recommend the observance Of the fol-
loving resolution adopted by the las. Republican State
CoHvsntion:
Reslced, That in the opinion OF this Convention, the
appon, Of any individual 70 represent any county
u winch he does not Iesds should be recognized in
any future Convention.
W. II. MCCONNELL,
wM HEMINGWAY,
JAMES BIRNEY,
z. W. HARRIS,
VI " BENTLEY,
Com. q III Congressional Diaric..
Pontiac, April II, 1850.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-16

Fashionable CoLoRs.-It nay be inieresns
to our fair readers TO know tha, the color uos'
in vogue in the English House Of LORDS, on =.
opening Of Parliament, was NAIVE, but
much lighter tin. than was fashionable Lass -
son. Next in popularity was pale blue and WE'VE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-16

BAD BEANS MIR. Bean, editorial proprietor
of the Messenger, 8: Fremont, OHIO, is mode
of incorruptibility. In 1858. he was clerk o.
the House, under Mr.. Allen, and be testifes be
fore the Covode committee tina, be received
5000 from Mr.. Wendell just before the pas.
sage Of the English Bill. He further ,es,iSe:
that he tried to influence no votes with it, bu,
simply put the money in his pocket, and de.
clare that it did not even influence his o,ea
opinion
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-16

TELEsgAPHIss DT CAyos.-In Olphants rS
rative Of Lord Elgin's mission 10 japan, it is sta,
ted that when the British squadron approached
the japanese shore, their appearance sas sgnsl'
lied by cannon, pls ced at intervals, within hear
ing distance Of each other, so that by the tine
they dropped anchor in the bay, the news OF
their arrival had reached the Emperor, at fe1o'
600 miles away.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-16

PoISTED.-Won't you take my word. sir, vhe'
! tell you will call and pay your bill on Satar.
day morning neIt:" said delinquent debtor
a dunning creator, with whom he had slap
words. NO, sir" replied TIE otbe-, II h''
rather you would keep your word"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-16

DEMOCRATIC CoSvESTIoS.-In 1852 Gr. Doug
las received 90 votes for President in the Dem
ocratic Convention. In 1856 be received III
to les for Buchanan. The two-third rule VAS
adopted in 1874 by l43 to ll6-Sew YORK sna
nearly all the Free States voting against II. IL
was re-adopted in lsiS by l75 TO 7s-nays en-
tirely from the Free States. New Yolk had 10
vote in this Convention.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-16

TAG SAuT CANAL ToILs.-Just now the bro.
slavery papers of the State are irving to make
capital out of the change in the tolls on this
canal. Formerly the toll was Ave cents per ton
for propellers, and six cents for side wheel steam.
ers. Il has now beea increased to the uniform,
rate Of six cents per ton.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-16

The BALTIMORE CSIoS-SAvISo CoxvkSIIox.-
The Baltimore Old-Lire Whig, American, Pro-
Slavery, Union, Conservative, Conglouera,e Con.
vention has met and adjourned. Hon. John Bell
was nominated for President, and Hon. Edward
Everett for Vice President The Convention was
q harmonious one, and claims to have acted en-
tirely without discretion.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-16

No FgEsRET. - As the prospect for spfat
freshet is not very fiattering, large snoun'
she logs got Out curing the past winter wia o. :
coubtedly have to summer over In the sl'I1
streams Of the Sagipax. This is certainly va'
unfortunate for our NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EsT
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-16

REcAPTrRKD-The Spaniards found a. Te,usn
the cannons taken from the Portuguese by the
Xoors On the occasion Of Don Sebas,ian's unfor.
tunase expedition in the sixteenth century.
They have all been sen, to Portugal BY the Span.
ish Government.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-16

WErGHT-A man asked another, Nv DICE y
the heaviest, quart Of gin or quart OF vs'eI.
"G.n, most sssurecly, for l saw nan VIZ
weighs two hundred pounds staggering uncel
quart Of gin, when be would have carried g.
Ion Of water with ease
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-16

VERsrvIrs.-This volcano appears disposed
to get up another sensation. The goth and 2ls,
Of March the mountain threw out FIRE and burn.
ing stones, at the same time uttering loud
noise. as of thunder. At the foot Of the noun.
tai2 three small crasers we're formed, with the
earth open and currents Of lava issuing.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-16

"GRADrAIisa DEGEEE-Every young ne:
is to become Bachelor Of Arts," a. the kimy's
Female College, who on graduating is iull! :"
eompished in the use Of the sewing roacnlns
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-16

PEILApELPHIA.-Thef first accounts OF the rnIr
adelphiA election gave the Democrats one 0lso&
the Comptroller. The official returns s0o:
that Mr.. Hufy, the Republican cand'da1s,
elected BY l0l msjority-making clean ssseP'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-16

TUscoLA ITEXs. - NJ A. Coggshall vas
thrown from bis buggy on Wednesday of last
week, and his head severely bruised
Tie recent rains are favorable to the wants
of the lunbermen IA this vicinity. The Vassar
Mills Company sent two rats Of lumber down
the river last week, making fourteen in al this
sp.ing.-P:onesr
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-16

TRACED OUr.-Mr. Covode has traced 5000
which had been promised Mr.. Bean toward the
expenses Of publishing a Lecomptou paper in
Ohio to the hands of Senator Fitch as deposi.
tory.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-16

DIscRixIxATIyG.-There's a great difference
between honor and honesty; the former, is
SAID, "e.is:s among thieves" the latter certain.
ly does lot
, 1860-06-05

TWINES -Twines and Cordage.
l. large a.scr:ms 1t Of Hoot Wrapping. saE, DanE.
and other Twine4, for sale chap bJ PuR1SGIOS j
6GRANT0S. III South Wafer st. mSsSe*%s I'm
, 1860-06-05
STILL LlTEI. FROM EUROPE


FARTHER PolSr. June 4.-The steamship Nora
Scosian. from Liverpool on the Esd, ria Queens
Town cath nlt., passed Farther Point ut 4 o'clock
this morning, on her way to Quebec The news
is one day later.
L1vEnroc1. e4th.-Drcadstul1s dull. Wheat
firm. Provisions dull.
lospos: 24th.-consols 95! !@95s, for money;
%! I953 for account-
NArLEs, o3d-The rebels eucamped ut San
hartino were beaten twice and driven to por-
!lnco With considerable loss, including one
leader. The heights occupied By tho rebels were
taken By the roy Jal troops
SE. PRTERsBCR0. 24th.-(1ortschsko sent fn-
Etructiuns to the Russian Minister'S to the orrat
Powers, explaining that Turkey was not United
to the conference on the condition Of the Chris.
tians there, because she was not one Of the fiye
great Powers, and her adnittauce mar make It
necessary to admit Sardinia and other minor
Stat9s.
RoxE, 23d.-An Official dispatch from Naples
a2d, say 8 the Sicilian insurgents were attacked
add dispersed, on the alst. By battalion Of
Royal Chasseurs, aud 1as rebels were Killed.
The insnrrection is making no progress.
The 1infs Vienna correspondent says that
It IL prevalent there that Sicily Is lost to The
Bourbons.
Napoleon said that he was dissatisfied with
Sardiuiz, who he says has taken adradtnee Of
the period previous to the ratification Of the
treaty, and sold crown lands which should
revert to France.
1t was reported that I,a1noriciere found out
that bis hands we're completely tied By French
authority ut Rome.
The French commander wilt not allow him to
attack the tiednontese or assist Naples.
The psral Government has received inner.
tant documents containing instructions for
raising en insunection in the Stases Of the
Church.
, 1860-06-05

About six months ago coIored man named
Waggoner wa. carried across the river from
this city and found his way into the Newport
jail, as = fugitive from labor. About ihe same
time two men we're arrested and committed to
the same Jail, upon the charge Of kidnapping
Wa9Roner. When these men were brought up
for trial no one appeared against them, and
they were discharged. Waggoner remained in
Jail, however. No one claimed his service, but
the law requires that he shall prove his freedom.
This he has not done, and hEnce he is to be sold
On Monday rext to the highest bidder. 1fa
man commits murder, or is arrested upon the
charge Of murder, the State is required to prove
him guilty, failing in which the prisoner is
set at liberty, but If negro Is charged with the
crime Of being slave be is required to prove
that he is freeman, failing in which be is sold
nt auction, and consigned to Slavery for life!
WnRgoner, 1t appears. has worked In this city.
His parents reside in bantam, Glermout county
Ohio. They have visited him, and recognized
him as their son. But being black, their t.sti-
mony IS worthless. To prevent the sale, the
1izat Of Wasgoaer to freedom must be estab-
lished By the evidence Ct white citizens, and
even then it will require two or three hundred
dollars to get him out Of the net that the ararI-
cious oficials Of Kentucky haya thrown round
him. Il is hardly possible that the citizens Of
Kentucky will countenance this impending out
rage; but, however this may be, the friends Of
humanity shoul1 see that Naggoner does not
lose his freedom, if two or three hundred dol
Lars will save him from the auction block.-Ein
cinndft Commercial,
, 1860-06-05

FnlLADEIrHIA, June "A Douglas meeting
was held tonight at Concert Hall. E1.Mayor
Taa1 presided. assisted by numerous Vice
Presidents, including tdvln Forrest Re*oiu-
tions wero adopted declariog Nr. Douglas their
choice for tho Presidency; denouucing bis
shameful persecution expressing devotion to
n.interTenticn; heartily approving Of the
Charleston Platform, and p!edging their sup
port 10 the Baltimore ncminees; repudiating
all sectional parties, Republican and Yancey-
ties; declaring it the duty Of the Baltimore
Convention, before proceeding to ballot, 10
adopt rule requirin each delegate to pledge
dition they eau BE- permitted to participate; re-
turning sincere thnrks to that portion of Penn
sylTania Delegates to Charleston who faithfully
represented the sentiments OF the Democracy Of
that State AS already indicated at the Reading
Convention,
, 1860-06-05

Republican from Aessila, Arizona, reports In
dian outraees in various ptEts Of the territory.
train Of 81 mules from Sonora were attacked
By Apachees near Hanover Copper Mines and
capsured-flve persons killed. All tbs mules 1t
Elwell and Dragon Springs Statioe on the Over
land route were stolen. The route being With
out protection is liable to be interrupted. Fort
Fillmore Is the only reliance, and ii u said to
be garrisoned By ten sick men and commanding
officer. Lieut.. Whistler has been applied to for
ratiops for volunteers who had gouo ont.
, 1860-06-05

CArs1L1p--Thc schooner Telegraph, Capta:n Richard
usy.s owned by Fe1y Son Of ths Elaee. eap.izd
lIda. morning la,. sQp1 f N the suuil-
sEack hrr 1hea about f,sty nea FROM Chtaeo and
er fas being gil tct sc struck aback and vent inuc
from tho .reca. alstonsh tie captain and cook who
cK i up hy the sehooncI ucm and arrivei 1t Chicago
sa'ey lhetuk Meoueen Eith ths schooner Magic In
iossoon hid has safely ro1t Grand 1lAv&n Sevr 31.
OK htkF-Ihe schooner Eirs'Ila. # tswtG1. bourd
down It'll cArko Of corn, tie reef known tie
Hen and Clcken: in Lake Eri., nxht bcfose sst 41nc
which time The weather Las b~ea f4suEalt for her, SLutd
hevv Wild ~ in however, leF tusl5oa IL v1y critical
TIE captain arrived herr this morning Intending 10
lctun sCaiu this s4tesnoon wh the tug lied Ere Captain
1as chtti, accompanied With pump kud TIC teop.
t}a1d suh. kf laAd ughf4r-I tlst, Trilnnr
, 1860-06-05
OBweEo MRrket.

tpr TutcHAra.i OswEGo. Juna I.
Tor ,nvnyItc Huub extra
WnxAr-Fi1n. but qLiei. Sales s100bu No. MI w1al.
kee Eiu, at 60 tiher gralaa Gull and nominal.
CASAL Fnkiou!sSteauy: &c 4ot Flour, &c for Wheat,
G3{c for Com tn fcw fok.
taragrs-1601 tbia Flout, - 40 bu Y hta 1910 bu
, 1860-06-05

DR.. SCuLOSSER bess lesve 10 state that be Il In pos
seaslon Of teaimona1s from OF tho n,o<t
distinguished members Of The royal families ot Europe. IN
tuteslesa fraa StAtesm<n, Dp1omasts. 4c. A<.'
which It viii te unnecessary here 70 reeapituatr Also.
from lz1iea reading bth In this country and In Eusops
which hs neces sarily rsf,alns from pnblahluk
, 1860-06-05

tial III, su.quehaiua; hask Gibraltar t1:xs ilamfc
nf - IL; ssas s;oE eR %.esee .ees k1ssf sss
"a har,: NncSua @ s:i.a .sns.Ee dna.aa: seh!s J.
EC l.ottrts k.ch. lookout. Hubbard Etza Logan
II r. W!fna1oSr q Ahdrrya. q ID NntriA o"'
, 1860-06-05


We give the average prices II fsllowa:
Fir:t :tqnality Cattle fru,u ti0o@las
Osdiua1y Cattle from a32;G3 Co.
Common light Ca.to FROM &:..3@sQl.
Good fat Hogs from ts.13@5 90.
Good stock Hogs from a cos4.6o.
Sheep aveiaelc9 e Or 90 shs from 4s.0o@a50.
Cows and Calves from $50 to 80 per hcad-
Now York Market.
Br TnKGnArn.J NEW YoaE. June 4.
Ftoua-Op.ned tribe be.er With only moderate &c.
mana for cIrot and home crnsrmpt;on: cl"s!nk qurt
II. o' o Sss IS s1 sucessne sse
a5 saEGt 20 tor extra state. supe.hne West.
eIo.x Included u a1es 100 hi, Site oT
pert mud lC10 10 SPECULATION 1t prices wbfn The range.
lama -Four without material ca.nGe IN prices aLd in1
nodtrate demand. s4s* eos bb!s =: s.@so for com
luines. doing + astot . f.; eon,n t. e.oe
Ps wss1fs se,a TSa 9ss sss. aa s. III;
Mast aa,psa e VT, sai s1a Il!
snd Is go c1oes xlts +; M e!an at q :si iyt a4
8 ,tesa Rssy s[ s$x as!d &c Is s ST %
}+o. rnlcs tSNo0 tu Va sound ST pp 1x vert
f. I .ns 2 t.: 81 ss: sss
md %. for ye5 e" @ M ys1w y" IT, hysf: o:s In sSp
ns n's.ds,d so 9s u 'o' '''*' *a'an nA' '''e
oEs;e atmy aud e:@a sql sale:
n sales t01 brB seleT& Urllo In Jury,
afte1 the h nj sls57k Eeefqule. =nd steady Sales 70
his nt Il Gs4 20 for p!me tsMt 70 tor 1nts:; ssG
led jt &l3NGsat0 lteef bams lul, Mt slI1lz for
stae. a1d xla413 Tor Western. Cut 1e.ts quiet tats
20 rkr- ut ~ fur shoulders ard 9G9ac 1 hairs. la
car qMlel stick small and aIu'y hs.d. Lasd firm. ses
40 blk 1t uk9uAc. BucF !elIngat lU6lsc for UhG};
1lGtsc State. Greece set dr III sa21lc.
GEocEtIn-Eodee quiet: sales to b. Jana!ca n lSb:.
MoafeS unchanee1 s01 bits Cultl Muse 5
and lt ihda Cuba =, 13c. tu.at-cHneIs hayI, wt5A.
III again rn& nd tic ,narket TIT
ter Observable prict tue uaisd the
pctlr lad week s1lrt h00 hds 6ls}c fur Cp{a
nud . asp lxs Havana ut t}48stc-
s>r.cIs-;uil and Lazlls ~ nsm Chicago i II .rH,C
+ PIT. W. Ill Cent vi SAX. Fanslua 13tx, M guar
~. l:H, MUe3, Heading 4 l. Hudson u Lso. NY
Eett s3s Erie nj rAc Mail xl4. 1aC1eAc Land grants
41H, IL Il st 10 q, Tenn 6s q, Au IL 8sk.
, 1860-06-05
Departure Of the New Arctic Expedl.

Departure Of the New Arctic Expedl-
ton.
We hare previously noticed TIE proposed e1-
pedition Of Mr. c. F. Hall to the Arctic regions,
for the two-fo1l purpose ct surveying the unex
plorcd region between Cape Wiiloushby and
the eastern entrance to Fury and Hecla strai.s,
and endeavoring to gather additional par.icu-
lass respecting the fate OF Sir John Frauki,u's
expedition. Mr: Hall thinks that some suryiv-
ors Of that expedition may Jet exist among the
Esquilnaux.
The expediti consists Of The whale ship
George Henry. Gapt. Buddipgtou, which picked
up the abandoned exploring ship lsesolute in
1875; the A,uAret, THE "Ke<cue" Of the Grin.
nell cxpedhi,p,) and Mr. Halls o.n exploring
boat. The whalers will take Mr.. Hall and his
boat, free ct cha &c, to Sussex Inlet, where he
9squimaux:. The boat ID Of the following d.
mentions: Lsugth, g feet; bfan,c feet; depth
29a inches. She will draw, when loaded, about
cight inches Of wa.er. She is provided with
Gee mast, on which are set ruaiusail and lib.
At each end Of the boat Is u store.room or lock-
er, sufficiently lsrgsto .ceopHoda!e one person
With good Sleeping apartments, while heaYy
canvas awning is spread for the shelter Of The
crew. For travelling oyer the ice aud snow,
sledge is provided, on which the boat is set and
tracked along By The crew. When The wind is
favorable, the sails will be set, to aid the crew
in their labors-
Cud-la j.. ah. on Esquimaux, u native Of the
west side of Baflio's Bay. sailed with slr. Hall.
and will go with him on his boat joaruey, acting
Us his mate and guide. He will trust him in q
great measure in the selection of his crew. lie
is M experienced whalenaan, aud is thoroughly,
conEersant with the region iato which Mr.. Hall
desires to penetrate.
The expedition sailed from New london, Conn.
on the morning of Tuesday, MAY 223th, d constd-
cradle demonstration being made by the author
tiles.
Nr. Hall is a native Of Vermont, but has re.
sided in the West for The last fifteen years. OF
late he has been editing newspaper in Cincin-
nati. lie seemed in excellent spirits, and never
Tor moment showed any hesitation or want Of
confidence in bis proposed undertaking. Cud-
la;ja,ah was in good humor, and aeemed pleased
to think he would soon be in his icy home. Mr.
Hall expects to be absent frum three to four
years. '"s'
, 1860-06-05
,f;1tanr:ai a;,n Gnn1mtrfial


NcSpAY EsK<1so, jnne<.
The exchange market IS working CASTER
Ra:es hoEevc: reaatiu ut former quotauo1s'
VIZ: II per cent premium for currency baak-
ers sell freely at current rates..
Gold II and dull
The general money market ia working easier.
The demand for outside accommodations is
small. and there is no. much doing On any
terms, Whatever new obligations are made,
are incurred mostly 10 the settlement Of old
debts. Scarcely my n"w enterprises are pro.
iectrd. To pay "a old scores is still the order
tho day. In the meantime our merchants are
doing !" safe, aud souo departments Of trade
even report n large aud substantial increase.
Most OF or people are enjoying reasonable
degree Of prosperity, and croakers are falling
into mo,e decided disreI,ctc.
EAnx1SGs OF TUE GALrsA l. CHICAGO Ux1os
R.tlnoAp CoArAxY-For the months Of May:
e,<;., .s!sses ~ .s:ss; =? pss..s.aa:
iii Gs s!ss.. Ss.....: % sse sss ss'e Is. Is 81: e..
T..t, el;;se;:ss Il! s!ita::oo Dec: .7:s:t:3
81. Locis. AL7oS AND CHICAGO RA1LnoAn.-
Weekly statement Of earnings from 1he 18th to
thc :4th Of May, lsec, being the Sd week:
ra*:easers. Freight. Msls~ Tct.l:
All t3nt. AMcurf. Amt Amount.
l'er<cu: xcri.... s.st5:3 l6.1tt6y l04l.ss spssn5
rf:s: mrs 81, Mth=l;'sos: a.sss; s.oal:ts 1850 q
t:aa ..,: t. ;h ut, So u scS siE:43 :osss;
t,':'s*pot ,a ar,S week IN 'e's'....-...e,ss -
, 1860-06-05

Cj,EYELAND, Junt 1.-Clclfe1 prop Ontario, Meslen
f,i,rar, I. rebr Fa1rch1ld HAtfis. do.
BUFF 10. June 1.-AHivcd. propeller Ioxa. Jetcs,
layk pnnesoy. AnueTson. 4s Il W!nalnw.
1fuMnsre do; wing, William Tseat. NsIn do. CLEARED
Schrs Cute M1nn, Montgomery. do; Live Yankee Cra-
tnAf. dn.
, 1860-06-05

BEEF CA1TLE-The ma Eel during TIE pas week has
tecn a1tye and good thlppfnx bec*eA have found
.tady buyers fall prizes. Yeertay al yassthero
was IN active bsiness DONE and extra good cattle brought
IN advance Of about IKE TsinSEovcn int howe. docs
down to tie 10 grads; for quality wns
anything ducr than week aso. Good fas steers sod at
4sfoasBo; prime and theat salel Of
ftw extra at tsl21@425. Tlin cxttle almost
se1he and hodcs lost money In tesr ope1tlans thry
ddnot bt.nx setas o. aad eoe were told low
$50.
The quality soe ID market continues to improve:
a1d perhaps tt advance noted much owing this
10 any vi.bIe Improvement In the malket.
Th. following few Of the principal tranaactlo:a:
, 1860-06-05

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 4.--There was a
large attendance at the regular Democratic
Convention, which met at the Capitol to-day.
VIM. Acklin WAS chosen temporary Chairman,
and the delegates proceeded to tic enrolment
oftheir names. The Douglas Convention meets
at o'clock this afternoon.
, 1860-06-05

:st1ar 1tuFon. Pahst- Mussczon.
rsop ] Barter, ltrowR. Kalamazoo.
PM, M.Etrzusua, Hol,btu., ueolto.
l;r;g .Alxonla, tirAnt, kn'amAzon.
Scllt l'Acon. isnbetts, duck Lskc.
:5ci.r Magi. McSamara, GIAnd niycT.
>c!,r t'di3. Wright li.'.cy EiyeE.
~ y &ito. G. Drew, Garsct, k2:anlazoo.
R:Ar t.aiGx'l. OC"nnor. 81. Io% pit.
>cstf Chc.Lbusc1. Caves, kalalAzoo.
Scls y il. 1i!n +.a1c. FaFson. 81. Juserh.
:schF .tlpha. irwin. Mnnl:cwoc.
s.hr Charlotte. Fulton, t:Eawford's Pier.
ichs LAUREL. brennan, ST. Joseph.
~ hr Farewell. Lawrence, St. jnxrph.
SchF !. i. Wallace. LawTcDce1 st. juscph.
:>Ghr l'uIon, AMzidE4. llacz Lake.
sel.r switzerland. ssic set. Kalamazoo.
sicilt lltrpId lie, Jones. I'tGcon C1uk.
S:hs II n Gatc.. Wecl, i'lEen Greek.
tchr S:bas'Epat smith, 0raud Haven.
Schr ssa Bird. husllcF, usn.lo. 1000 bu corn.
SchT f;ipsy, JAmescn. Auskeson.
tchf ithAeA, Foson, Sand Hxy.
chr Scotland. Clyde<tale, GfAnd 4{a1sn.
Schr chas. Hubbard, 1nec'soti, lll.ke~r!lte.
cir jlscFrtCn. TYltf. Buffalo, Aut,dri,e
, 1860-06-05

LOUISVILLE, June "A telegraph message
says the steamer Sclato, which was laid up at
Lower Louisville wharf, Shippingsport, burned
10 d1y I.oss, $4,000.
, 1860-06-05
CQA.SULTE.HsG RO0MEf


S.B-Eo professional connection with any ore. Ills
ethod Il ene.< ut from thore pessous who PRETEND 10
cure CoEns by euttrE and paststnx; these give cnty
she1s relief But NOT PERMANENT CURE.
, 1860-06-05
Il JOURNAL.
PORT or CHICAGO.

AaiH4h Ell. June 4.
Stn1 Gazelle, Tutte. Milwaukee,, suniries.
Stur Eoiurt, Morgan, GsatId i.av. n tuat fie,
Pros Il II FotE, Wilson, MuskcFcn, l.J m lumber,
1.roJ Free state Rornas 1luh4lo sundric..
Pl0p Wabash Valley Doug1s, Grcen l-y G04 shcsies
Irar M0uezuna, ltotblus. It Joseph. s:00 II Isis.
ltop Queen u the axes, Briggs. Du 10. sundscs,
Scr Clipper No :, Wright, betsy K7cr. Is b.ls reh.
Sc!ls Pilgrim. !tteg'e Muskcsop. Ii IN lEnbtr.
sschr u t.ard. 1latd. Fort Sheldon, 50 eds wocd.
s1cII J.acs hcvAh, Earl. O-wcko $50 tons Il X Irnn
s,cAr Lien Z Drew, Garres, k,tamaz9o, % m lumber
Schr LIZZIE 1hrooi. Flood, Gfa1u IIave1 q3 nj luulcI
Setf Alueai1, Cobnc1. Pter Cove, 10J N headings
SchE Sea Star, Isodc1ck, White Lake, 81 in luuiber
Sehr Il II RobeTtf. hclsnn Grand Haven, 50 els wood
*eak CfuAACeE, Eurtl&. kaaiu. 100. Is III luuIlG1.
chr " Il HinBtAle TA1sGn, 1t. Jose4h, s C5tas wool
$ehr Col Glover. keke1aAn Grand Haven, ~ IN lumber,
Sch1 AUow tcoat k~aluaIuo, IS N lusuacr.
echf WIN Tell, Ca!npb+1. Kalamazoo, light.
*chr Alpha, Green. South Haven, 20 cjs wood.
achT Ch1f1of. Fulton, Aauowoc 70 c4 wood 20 N uEa
Ler.
schr 4urc, Foreman. Crawforde Tie.; 80 eds wnn.,
Schs ! Wtiace, Lswrrbcc II. Jts+ps, IN luu1t,5r
:chr Cnfaa, AltrdEc, B!1ck Lake, 10 eds w3od
SchF tuthtrand, S.1S1tt- knl Aul17oo, u els wood
StAf HiEon1ele, Thnnls. Kalamazoo, 90 m lumber.
:>CAr !! t:AteA. Nclc, tikenD TREK. ~ c1a wCod
scl1t Se1ostopol eu.t1. Grad Uay n ~ III lurnter
ctr 1Iaun CfDc1er. frths.0 lr.Ll laves go lumber
scls ii ~. jau!e 500. NnrleGun, Ill III lumber,
*chr 1lcy, "akwas, Natkagoa. 1870 rLlrc ad flct.
schr kyle spanfeT, Heller. rresque lhle 6 toes cta
sclIr lt9Aea. to!.or, sald lay. d m lumle:.
hc1r Scot and Clydef1ale Gland HRs In, Is eds weed
H. hr has Nhtaru. lngersol1 akesrllle 10 cd wotL
selr John L1t5. W!gelaLd Si.tao, Ean t. cis wood.