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53} e<nt Of the gross earnings the
at<tsrt amount which according 10

Since January I. eE52s2 354 S57s23z5 s84 $40 05s
Tie business Of the Clearing House s27 1861 ~.
Tie Manhattan Fire Insurance Company has declared
a semi-anuual dividend of T. cent, payable Dec. l.
During the past week the Artisans Bank redeemed
$4,000 OF its circulation, and paid of s393l5 Of
devos Its loans were reduced $4,000. The drain
of gold TO the South to-day 100000, of which
one half yyse for New-Orleans. The bullion brokers
report no demand for bars or for foreign gold and
sOvereigns We're down o$i So doubloons sl5 so sl6
The recent receipts of California gold, in
consequence of the cessation Of foreign ship
ments, have been ordered to be coined.
The banks to-day had very large offerings and dis
counted up 10 their receipts for dealers who had any
claims upon them. The principal contraction is in
call loans which have been freely called in. The Bank
managers appear disposed 10 accommodate their Gus
omers As far as prudence will permit In the discount
houses the same state OF things exists has been be-
fore described. There is currency for paper
higher Very leading names at sixty days TO
four months have been sold ar ~ Is y cent and but
very few transactions could be made at these rates. The
dstrus in regard 10 paper is very great On demand,
money il IN active request the best collateral at
cent.
We have heard Of very few failures yet, either
among merchants or stock brokers but is evident that
the present inability 10 use Dlls receNsole cannot coh
tnue long without producing commercial disaster
Dispatches and letters received to-day from Charles
ton are more encouraging. leading banking house
has assurances from It's Charleston correspondent tina
the banks of that city will not suspend and that bust
ness generally going smoothly. Ii was currently
reported in the street that the South Carolina Con
vention had been postponed 10 the l5th January.
The annexed table gives the percentage Of specie 10
net deposits in the City banks. The Bank of the Re
public, ii viii be seen, leads the column with 81 y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14

ARRIVAL OF TIE KAS6ARoo-The British steamship
Kangaroo Capt. Brooks, from Liverpool Oct. 81 and
Queenstown Nov ], with merchandise and passengers
TO John G. Dale arrived on Tuesday morning. Her
news is not so late as that by the North American.
The steamship City Of Baltimore, hence, arrived at
Queenstown on tie Let inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14
UNITED Stairs CIRCUIT COUFT-Soy 13-Be'srs
Justice NKIsOS.
The sLA.ER FRIY.

This morning the time appointed 20 fix The day
or which the supposed captain and mates o. the SLAYER e
should be tried ESJudre Roosevelt sd that the part oil the
G6gernnen they would be ready 10 Try the case on fdsy
Mr. Joaohise for the p-oneT remarked thai would de
end upon which the Indictments 20 be tried whether ne
would be Ia readiness not II for the denleano he would
he bit fof the capital ohense. he could not he could not
name either the follov9 reasons: Whsn the YES
81 gns sized Of Africa ther number OF per
so on beard including he informed the parties really
guilty Of With which these Prisoners were CHARGED
SOFT OF court martial held on the Mohcsn where y "SS
decided let al the prisoners free eAcet The three ncw 70 es
tody II would b. !Eportsn; thai heS ioi5 should be esso
Hshed the tTiaL , . -, A..
dge Roosevelt remarked that assuming The senent OF ne
coun 70 be true he could lot Icy what relevancy hsd WIN
The G. - whatever vEs done on the Mohioan. - -
JseNeon remarked that the Court could not 5ke any re-
csusanoe outside sers counsel should t'e "hea
he weak u Yfldy -, ..., -, a, 81,
M Josebsen A he could give the Court Al snser on u'
b on "wednesday morning Tie nstJ Ne pos Pohea IL
ulat time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14

President Lord Of Dartmouth College, whose ex-
IRENE Pro-Slavery Letters" have made him known
somewhat in political circles voted for Bell and Ev
erett. To have shown that consistency" which he
processes 80 much to admire be should have run an In
dependent ticket, Gerrit smth-wise, headed by him
self with, say, Chas. o Conor for Vice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14
passeuxers Arrived

IN steamship Eongaroo from Lirepoo and storn-Rev
w Eeuough d. d. Patten. Russell and family, Mary Veesey
hiss Pemrose B. A. Merrse Rev. T. MeGlynn A. Hosth A.
Midne Nenable, Barnet Phillips seeey Csuey Eritwes
lady Mn, Wngdon and family, r. Longman and family Mr.
PsIke and family Mr. Bauenger Dustve kieen Capt koys
Ron anss r. T. Smith, Longworh Davis, VOrneeck Gibson
Soan. and 24s In steersse.
,eomshp Philadelphia from Neir Orleans ard HerdAs-
F. p. Clark Mrs V. Wide Mrs Guard. f. H. Merrill, J. o.
Person L. Gallagher A. Lorchecc and 10 in the steeTsge
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, and battery, PenIientiary months Cstsrine Levy
sss,p ana battery civ Prison " days Mary Mcclure petty
Peniientsy month";, John Mccall gst'y m.she
Penitentiary mouths Charles Meade Assault and oat,sy
fined $40 Charles Schroeder assault and battery
6moph, Samuel Thomas assault and battery Penieneryb
months Peter EcTeruot assault and battery; hird ~.
Joseph Bude petty rceuyj Peniteniisry month"; John o.
Jackson Illegal voting Penentary month James scolet
illegal voting; PeI8tentiaIy mouth John Bryant charged
wit iegsl voting acquitted thereof and discharged.
Henry Wilson arrested charge, forfeited his oa ana
a attachment ordered by the Court.
The Calendar to5sy very large but many psoler' were
remanded their Witnesses not being in attendance.
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coTpr cAIFyDAR-Tu,sD

COURT CALENDAK-IHTs DAY - =.
TSIrrD STATES DIsTRICT CoCRT.-Nos. ~ 20,
o. a. 20 81, 81. 60 81. -.
SUPRFNE COUBT-GESERAL TERy.-N0s. 6, IA,
a. o. To- g. 49, a. ~ 49, a. As ~, 50 So 49, g. S. S. 81
SUPREME COURT-CRCUIT-Part Mos. 6l3,
49, e0q lo 1921 ISL 1909 1925 1871 1891 1895 1871 1889,
1871 543 l5+7 l4e la5 1883 PART iINos 1873 1880 1884,
1876 fo 1872 lf 1903 s270 1870 49, 1874 1876 1870 1880
1892 1883. 1890 l29i, 1893, 1890.
SUrERIoR COuBr--Pan Nos 1903, 1903, 10l5,
1921 1923 Te5 lo 1921 222i, lOO7 S57, 1851 ss PARF IL
Adjourned o Monday
CoURT OF CoMMoS PLEAs-Par Nos. 1885,
1873 23o2 23o3 23o4 1895 1896 28 2o9 230 23li 232
PA 22o3 PART -e2 2ls4 2O7 2le8 2ls 1880 1913 1914
25le 1919. 23l9. 2s2O 1921. 2s7O, 2084
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SUPREME COURT-CiRcUIT-Eoy l3-Beso1e Juslo'
LEONARD.
ALLEGED UsUET ~ I'M ALIlos IhAUh'
Aonzo ID. Nslsce sgt Jsrnes hcCery.

AlonzO ID. " Bllsce tgt. james hc'hity. =.
This action was brought 20 recover sJ,SO ana l-
.t sdsnoS Nv the plaintiff &c the 1efr dsni in lSSL The
defense SCI up We that he money loar up01
euen, fe defer ian testified tbs he VIZ engaged "a buy
r aud selling sheep a. the Lower Bus Head AID q, We ~
al lie loan hi question he hid uade Arrangement wh y
plsa 10 sdynce him such suMs oi money ~ y, tau. hs
rUEviuR az troycrs for Ehch b. paid the pieinuh one
per Iced every sheep sold that this ras oil
syc.sded the sun 81 per cent per year A..
mo plsinH tilted that e defendant sold sheer of
10 bt her upon commission % ton cents Ter be- Ia 70
.u.'. and ela-ee fhe d@fendarf business lie ~ a 70
sdranre 10 - defendant upon The ucooua.s snd n'' -
bltr'ofs Arising from such sles, and for ihs lNiP
book. IN vif the delendhnt ales ald soooph. 80 80.
Ta h. g.s0 laIta CIk, htsldrs giving his "N WIG
III e,!ee,if7 aud ecesint The money cne upon e'
M That = .um ofon. lf ltsd i"f 80 l.-i -
a. rsf-r. Of discount upon 'hs hlls % c.hiiriou @ a.
isr,uf a "a sscclu' bile DO ih. Nf.,'.f W. ,b
,i ,f dc money, the Iii!ui1. OBJECT being 20
b of he Niarifa Rive bnnk Which be- dld ih hsAi. -
ady,JI,. Ths the now clhiinef a- tt a
e .o ,A,c4d bv bin 20 The defrutant dlfins ii'i
about - wttks undeT surh tgt'nrnL OAK i'' '''-
of con MI ION received ty hir sfts = ~ only 80 , ,.
fht Coar charged the JrIy Ia 4 va, coz "a to ruI.
IT, 10 erter into an sgfee uIehf b. hici The n -
ebAss OF tie ld.nt the bils aud account sse "a
arising from such Aud VI .ueh nsc'i,h' - "a. nd
lsiib aud - nh no intent syade The siaiat' t' - -
sc. 90 -. a., u .-,vs-s aS's - 90 !0'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14

vessel for am Illegal traffic; and e. sn untrnth 'hs Dc OF nae
agent pretended that they had several million FEET OF '"oe
load for Australia that they purchased the vese m ~
other tran a. ,pcplsiian 10 be cold the highest bid
der who has the money TO pay f0r them"
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Arrived.

Steamship Philadelphia Brown New Orleans Nov and Ha
ssr sed ,hip kddie Snow from New Orleans
oSeenoWn Nov J. md.c and pass. to John Dale stean;
ship City Of Baltimore, hence, ryed at Queenstown on "
Steamship Alsbar schenc Savannah mdse. and pass
Steamship Thomas Swami Ramsey Portland Hndse and pass
Steamship Roanoke Couch Richmond, Norfolk, tc, ndse
and pass 10 LUdlsm Hencken. 40, -.
Bark Cans to Boston) Hszeon, Ardrosssn 80 day. s non
Has experienced heavy westerly gales the ennre pas
Brig rady Washington r) Morris Windsor N. s, 70 days
plaster 10 r l. Kevins & Son.
Brig Celesina Pickett Mibrdee days lumber to simpson
Bra Judge Whitman Bay csai. 81 days iaths to simpson
Bds Energy, Depass Providence days
schr Helen Mar Green Calais 10 days Sth' to Boyh'on
schr Planter Hobbs Elizabeth City, N c. days, 'hhses
schr Cieusar os Richmond days. -four and tobacco to
schr YORKTOWN, woson Georgetown d. C., 3dsys -four TO
schr J. Tinker TbursOu Cslu. day. lsth' to BOyn'On
Sch Jria Martha Too.haoter Calais IL days auOsr'o
schi Gpsy DEL wsyoot, Andrews n. B. 20 days is'h
Schr Olive Hs ward SANDER odand cattle bound to Ae1
sem Jane FIa Richards oaa, 10 days lumber to Jed
Shr Edwin Gordon Sevbera n C., days naval stores TO
schl Hsbau Gardner Calais days. lumber to siuPsOn
Ses Mora Ransom caluisl2 days lumber to j. B0~rdDan
schr ST. H. Reed Kelly Ne's BEDFORD for Albany
seA sAss Nc iSTS sSad KS9
seh Ba R.jy KEW F. Porands DAYS pser
/ 80, Inlet Baker Boston for Albany ,
So If,.no Nurch Calais ~ days, lunher - JED ffy
scbr n nix Hall. Rockind DAYS. tIEe.
So Xi1tsre. Cole Boston for Albany.
$50 Com Kearnev LoTing. Albany grioer or Boston
cShr Ann Flower Baker. Boston nadse. for Elbsny.
er Pointer Fowler Providence days, mdss T. astns.
ecl Daniel ebs,er Rogers Albany, lumber for BostoE.
schr Fuleine Ross. Goodael, Virginia days, wood
| Scfr Alexander Law Mood. Virginia days, wood
! Sehr. NJ. smith. Maxwell Baltimore 4 days grain
| Scfr. J. p Nallsce Star,ss Taunton, uidse
Hhr Fessenden Hooper Calais 10 days lumber 70 Jed Fry
schr Franklin, Small, Rondout coel for LIb.c.
Soop Clio, Norcutt Taunton, mdse.
soop Godleaf, James, New London rldse.
Steamer Anthracite Jones Phiisdephia, mdse 70 j. ~
Steamer Vulcan, Robinson Phiadelphis, mise. to J. M
STEAMER SewL London, Smith New London, mdse TO T. II.
| Rockwell. -.
steamer Valley City Chapman Derby Conn, na'e to D.
! G. X. Miller. -
steamer Sarah Jonss philadelphia mde. to Loper XIII
patiik.
stesHer Abatross Joues Providence. md.e 20 l. oaelL
Steamer Petrei, YOUNG, Providence mdse. to odel
BELOW-l bark unknown. lt
GAILED-Stesnships FLORIDA Savannah Jamestown NOT
fok. Sc ship Webster, Liverpool; bark fytns fD 'o''
| Glasgow.
NIND-snnset, n. W.
THE SHIP GREar wEsrSHN from Liverpool thAt was an
chored the B on Monday night arrived :, Se y s 80
day, and has a8 pass RspoIs oct ~ ss " =. y 49,, -,
] u ~ n.la1.. hDunH
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Reeeinfs Of Produce.

Kor - ls0-24ls bbs Flour lf5 bush Corn Meal 10 200
bush Whea g 2J bush Corn, 600 bush hslt ~ $50 bush
ata 258 bush Rye pkg. PTovons l21 kegs Lard 457
pkFs OH Cake e69pkgs Seed u pkgs Ashes and Loo pkg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14
COURT or 0YER AND TERSiINER-Eoy. io.-BefoTe
Justice OOULD.
ctxf


The Ds'ricAttorney moved on the Gaze OF Enilght,
5esJ With Gordon for - ing tickets illegally The counsel
Cor EIgt uoyrd foT separate tr and Postponcioh UNI
NedI e.day, " hich waa granted -,
Several other postponed 10 ccnsequea zee OF
no ng resdy some ens that they had received no notice
oin the Dis,rot Attorney Ths snconay th.n puDey 90
nouLc-d that Ia future he would give notice 70 co oa'
hh they a BE- ready hen their cases We're aed or
The j. dge Jted that The ct that The Court "as swung VIZ
sufcien, notice for them "a BE- ready. l.,
hArles Manhattan infict,d with Thos Shvin tot u IN
he r' degree PLEADED guilty ught'r IL The hist uo
gree The m of Gordon Indicted ticket winding va.
h Commenced NJ Anthem for tie prosecution sA.ea lnS'
hi oerte o. dsaec'ul frequency IA I'll ~ ah9 Pr
vent frd at passed debuing IN unssoten Peiaon
from arg psssag- tlcaefs ey line Of Us o. s-
bot h la1nrl IN th hhd no authority 90 seI Ae
b.. nov i das be odd 20 James d. Pushe seS9nd e.ss'
tialt a. Al nW Al and hera he stru- 20 Sh Z
Gso ard cha ed double price for A. Pue Was ~ ON snc
e.d 70 the manner in which be came In Po.essi9u o. TIE
klEt .
Tie defendant offered ,e,Uony but aveFed thl the OF
s,Ift Ly lHt h-u committed mus have been ny tnflsnt
TIE dct5f $50 led tie Nesne u M q tonI on 70
other a errsi ding fat ticket bod hern oherr IN -
dsr srd 10 0dea proved Mr. W ,. Howe summed up u'
lt.e ~ t.e accufsd
NJ la,y rendered vedie, Of "Glng." sen,enoe va
deffsfrd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14
SEWER CoSTRAcTs.-Tbe Croton Board yesterday
awarded the following contracts in the presence OF the
Controller.

Sewer in Fiyhnh street, from Third 10 Fourth svsnne
AWARDED TO James Cmmins at s56Z 49, time "a days sure
ties, Thos Adds Emmett and Chas Devln, In the sum o.
ss0O0 each
Sewer Lewis street from Stanton Houon awarded 70
Matthew Murray ut BIB 50 time nine days. sure,ies Pses
lynch aud John Fiizpatrick. IN { l 900 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun-Rises ..6:45 Isets..........4:+ MoonSss 80,
WATER THIS DAY.
Sand Hook h.42 (ior lAlax-A- . ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14

POPULATION OF TIN NORTHERs DISTRICT OF H.
LlsoIsThe following table shows TIE returns Of the
census in the Northern District of Illinois. complete;
ard also the population Of each county in 1850 and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14

IsrrrN received In this dated HAhf@s ~ f nvs =
,.,.s that The Br big low nom New York eeuna 70 .sx
Was wrscled at lie Havre hast wesk portion =. NV
l. s,.pr.rl eV .1-.iuL ,.It ~ Ia AAss Al az"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14

sPFCiAL 81 selONs.-Noy I3-Baforc Jus;ices NELLY
S4FEIs and BnIsHiS q
Charles Black Petty larceny Penltentmry
months. Jsu.s B.y o. ~ larceny. Peuitcntsry months
rrt Co-y a.au, nd bs.ry Peniirahuy month lGhn
Cu,s.. assault and battery House Of R-uge John fi-
two lf1s PETTY ltro@uy LOU, Refug John iAEeai
-,.d -ss ..s.sgy ~, -. % .-..--- Li-'- ..
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rig q, Ca m. He was taken from the Bntie House,
accompanied by his wife, and carried 10 pace i'f
safe keeTing. --
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14

Tx SHIP GREAr WESTERN, few LyerPoSl, tha was ~.
hored on the Bar on Monday night arrived he city on
dsy and has aB pass Rspof. H. a 80 81 lon IL spots
B BAH Aeaander Of Quebec bound r. unde, Jury nAss
required no assistance 2ad M % H. lon ~ ~ iost s'etDs~s
Thotnas No,tslns seaiaan, OF Belfast, Ne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14

IN VaiflnOn PafTiof OF ycsteidhy repoitHi
am, Money market continues unusually stringent 1bereis
~ lgrv ga ,fe,ng collation. on the suoet On thing
b rIoted .ecre and even On thee e' 81 atty siysncel
rie Fcs ri edged paper y now freely oiieIed ct Il Y
t al oss i5. Of his l. rejected for the present"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14

hihTketh-'A"A'' TuEsDAT, Nov. ~ 1860.
bsBFsThore l. ohsnge in either Sort te demand i'
a. : p for Pot and Pearls -. -.i.s o,lx n
COFPFE-The rsnsactions very fncoef'e -. - ,sa
s0isga RIO a lee b. auction tins morning ~ ''' " "
!. pi. s.!1 =. u -!2rli wi4- 4 % 's-'!.s' $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14
SCPFRIOH COUPT-GESYRAL TgRs-Eov. l3.-Before
Justices BOswoRrH, Woodbury. and WHITE.
RIGHT OF CoEGBEss TO RELEASE PRISONERS IN
CUSTODY OF THE SHERIFF..

RIGHT OF COEGBEss TO RELEASE PRISONERS IN
CUSTODY or THE SHERIFF.
Jacob WicEehau,en James G. Willet,. Sheriff etc
This wac suit to render the EXISTENT liable Tor the
escape prisoner while In bis custody In 1867 the plaintiff
recovered Judgment against John ~ % ,1
jail IT, January 1883 the House Of Representatives slbphoensed
uusd % DO On February the House sjndsed llsLn1on
gully conept, and the Speaker issued hi warrant Tor his
The s.Geeauts. AIMS came on from Washington and TOOK
Williamson from the a BY virtue Of the warrant the "a OF
fepHIX isS The Pinis tnersHpo GGienG|p we
Williamson being tia, time Ia attendance u Washington
Lianson w.. released on he sh snd etII9a 20 we l
decided IL favor Of tho Sheriff. holding the, the House OF Repre-
senive the superior tribunal and had the right TO enforce
Prom that judgment the plaintiff now appealed ard demanded
s trial
Decision reserved
Abbey Mgnse psntiE; Brown, Hal Y'nderPoel Tor
THAI TRHx-Belore Justice HoyFsAy
INSUFFICIENT COURT AccoMMoDArIoSs--ASoTHE
HASIFEsTo FROM THr BENCH.
ON the opening Of part two Of this Court (which s
located over the eunohpase Of Centre sid Chambers
stree Jadee Hoffman adjourned Monday. he
made the following observations in explanation Of the matter;
Obliged 10 sdourn this Court io he anhtness Of thu;
for holding IT, Three Of sssoc!a.e have before r,i1sed
1T hee have occupied for the past week snd
from hope o. better accommodation being sroIded
resolution sdogtrd BY the Common Council ayins the
Superior Court the " two rooms IN tie adong Dcs
Il modified By restricting 20 The ho.e resolution
vas aeT NJ peaed bu tho repeal dd not receive The zig
q the Mayor until the 9th inst nor did know Of y until
DO not cenure The city authorities for shy act
or or!son up6n this subject have the Of judging
their II g. howeyer the right Of Courts Of Justice
and Of suos and Jurors have proper accommodations nr
can 81 ssfraHted in cSposng Tie health and his
peril thee are NOT supplied "hE,sysf may be The Cause
sOTICE TO THE BAR.
During The remainder Of the November term, the
Superior Court Special Term Moncie ~ viii be hold toe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14

Tie earniags OF the s. Louis Alton and Claeas'
b.jlrosd from t4s Isl p the 81 N9yegIfE we've
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sOTIcE TO TIE BA

during The remainder Of the NOVEMBER Term, lne
Superior Court Special Term, Moncc ~ viii be hold 10 Toe
chamber oi the BOard Of Aldermen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14

Total.
The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia banks'
made up nMonday afternoon, presents the following
saq1eesfes, e. compared with those OF the previous
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-07-19

PERRY CoUNTY.-The Democracy of this
county held their nominating Convention al
Leopold, on the 7th inst, Hon. John C.
Shoemaker President and J. B. Maynard,
Secretary. The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That this Convention recognize
the Baltimore Democratic Convention, which
nominated Stephen A. Douglas for Presi-
dent, as the only National Democratic or
ganization of the Democratic party.
ResoLUed That this Convention indorses
the acts of the said National Democratic
Convention.
The following ticket was nominated {:
For Representative, Hamilton Smith, Esq,
for Treasurer, G. w. Patterson; for Sheriff,
Alfred Vaughan; for Surveyor, Dan1 R.
McKim for Coroner, Jacob Pearce; for
Commissioner, Samuel Hyde. Mr.. Smith
declined the nomination, but the Conven-
tion did not accept it.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-07-19

GEN. LANE having been accused of vot-
ing when a member of the Indiana Legis.
lature, for the Wilmot Proviso under instruc-
tions, the Washington Constitution says:
We are authorized by Gen. Lane to say
that this statement is utterly false. The
question was never discussed in the legisla-
ture of Indiana while Gen. Lane was a
member. 1t might have been before the
legislature while he was fighting the battles
of his country in Mexico: but not while
he was in that body. Gen. Lane left for
Mexico in May, 1846, and the question OF
the Wilmot proviso was not introduced in
to Congress till the 18th of August, 1916
and, as is well known; Gen. Lane never
entered the legislature of Indiana after be
returned from the Mexican war
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-07-19

THE CRoPs.-In the South the wheat crop
is now believed to be a little more than hall
an average. The central belt-the White
water, White river, and the Wabash, on
either side the National road-includes
every variety of yield, from a clean crop of
cheat up to clean crop of wheat, the aver
age of the latter being about a medium
crop. In the northern part of the State
there seems to be greater variety in differ
ent sections, but better general promise
than was anticipated a month ago. The
berry, in all parts of the State, is larger
than usual, and very fine. Altogether the
crop in the entire State is an average If it
had all been drilled in the entire crop would
have been about 2 ZOO, 900 bushels greater.
Indeed twenty five per cent. is the general
estimate of the yield, per acre, of the drill
ed over undrilled wheat, among farmers.
Indiana Farmer.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-07-19
Additional river Items.

-''.- At meeting of steamboatmen and
shippers held at Pittsburg on Monday last,
Capt. Hugh McKelvey presiding, resolutions
were passed denouncing in the most un-
qualified terms the conduct of Capt. A.
D. Miller of the steamer Bay City, on the
occasion of the explosion of the Ben LeaOis
at Cairo, a few weeks since. The report OF
the committee appointed to investigate the
matter pronounced the statements contained
in Capt. Miller's recently published attempt
at self-vindication palpably false.
'-.'' N. W. Graham & Co, of Cairo are
about contracting at Cincinnati for a wharf
boat 800 feet long, go feet beam, and feet
depth of hold for their business at Cairo.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-07-19

o. & NJ. R. R.-CHANGE OF TIME.-On the
18th an extra train was put on the Eastern
end of this road, leaving Vincennes at 4
A. Nj, for Cincinnati. Returning, it leaves
Cincinnati at P. NJ, and arrives here at
1925.
This will be great accommodation to
people along the whole line of the eastern
end of the road.
We observe that the Company have made
a reduction of 90 to 25 per cent on old rates.
Yin. San.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-07-19

The CITY MARKETs.-There is a daily market for
produce open from to O'Clock in the morning,
the two City Markets being open on alternate days
as follows:
The Upper Market-John Robbers, market mas
ter-is open Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
mornings, at the time specified.
The Center or Lamasco Market-Frantz Schnsi-
der, market masters open Monday, Wednes
day, and Friday mornings, at the hours mentioned
There is also afternoon market open at the
Center Market house from to 6 O'Clock P. on
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