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FRUITLASp, near Annapolis, !
.IulY 18th. lGfil.


July 18th, 1860
MEssns A. II. ASGELL Il Co.-Gcntlemen -
Yours of the 9th was received. As to the result
of the Gunno on my wheat, can say nothing
definite, because of its destruction by the fly and
other causes. Early in the spring it looked better
than my neighbours and gave promise of first
rate crop. think under ordinary circumstance
the Guano would have paid well. 1t was used at
the rate of $50 lbs to the acre the land was poor
also tried your Gusno on corn this spring the
last time this land was in corn it was hardly worth
ga'nerng1MI USED inc ,o Gu an IN three Ways
put half a small handful in each hill; next mi xcd
tho Gunno with three times its bulk Of marsh mud.
and applied handful to the hill. One of these
methods is as good as the other, SO far as see =
Without one of them don't think will be, till
my land gets rich. The corn where this was
applied has fine color and is eighteen inches or
two feet higher than where no manure was pit
Respectfully yours, EDWARD A. WEIGH.
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TO FARMERS.
THE PELTON TRIPLE GEAR
HORSE POWER,

MAYHEM well made, has never failed to-
w render satisfaction to purchasers. II
may, therefore, be put down as an established
fact that in all cases where the Power has
broken or worn rapidly, that the fact was IN
the manufacture, and not in the principle of
the Power. To any one not familiar with
the mechanism, one Pelton Power looks like
another; one, though it looks strong and
heavy, breaks, while another, properly made,
though light, cannot be broken. That NJ,
Farmer shall have to rely on his own judg-
ment entirely in purchasing, VIC say to all II
You buy Power of our make and 1t is broken
by fair usage during the first season, we will
repair it without charge. iii fails to render
satisfaction when operated according to plain
printed instructions furnished with the
machine, it may he returned. With this dis
tinctly understood. anything we might say
in praise of the Power would seem like
wasting words.
The TIIRASIIER is one of uncommon
strength and durability, being driven by rod
and gearing, doing away with the belt en-
tirely, thus saving much power, and rcquir-
ing but very little skill in setting the machine.
Persons wishing machine Of this kind, or
one or two horse Railway Power, can see a
sample machine and get any information
| relative to Terms, &C., by applying to
JACOB b. ASH, Elkton, Nd.
Agent for W. ". Dingce X Co., York, Pa.
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LEVI D. LEFFMANN
NEW FALL GOODS.

T have this week received and offer for sale
i a Stock of NEW FALL GOODS, con-
sisting OF Staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Pro-
visions, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, H., &c
Every person, especially those buying for
Cash, are solicited to give call.
X. F. MAY,
Sep 8, 1860. In the " Hollow
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OIL NJ. Mclntire Esq, of Vest
chester, Pa, formerly Of this county, is an
nounccd as the orator of the day on the oc-
cason of the Annual Exhibition of the Chcs-
ter county Agricultural Society which CONF
menccd, at Westminster yesterday and closes
TODAY
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NOTICE.

TNIfE County Commissioners of Ceci
Il county will meet at their Office, in Fix
ton, on TUESDAY, the 9th day Of October
next, to attend to such business as may be
brought before them. BY Order.
J. s. CRAWFORD,
Sept %, iSG0-3w. Clerk.
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TITO GUNNERS.-At the "Cheap
Corner - Cherry Hill may be found variety
OF single and double guns with full apparatus
Tor sportsIncn.
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~ Stephen B. Ford, has made his second
Fall purchases. and no,r is the time to secure
bargains in seasonablc goods-at the " Cheap
corner CHERRY Hill.
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Notice 10 GunnerS.

4 Ii persons are forbidden and warned
n not to !respass on the premises of the
undersigned, with gun, dogs or otherwise, as
the law will be put in force against any so
offending.
b. W. Harris, +. Griffith,
VIM. Watts, Samuel Deshane.
Sept %, 1S60-3m.
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WooDLAws, Hartford county,

MEssRs A. ii. ASsELL Il Co.-GentIemcn.--
We have tried your American Guano. both on
wheat and corr, in comparison with the California
Guano. applied ut the same rates, and see no diff
ference between thcm-both seem to act alike.
A T. LiyERiNc Il BROTHER.
Sept !, lS6o.-2m
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New and Desirable Fall Goods.

II lLLINGSWORTH Il co. are now
IN receiving and opening one ofthe cheap
est and most desirable Stocks Of scasonable
Goods ever offered to this community.
Next week in addition to their endless
ment Of
Common and Fine IOthing,
at such prices as will astonish the natives.
~All kinds OF country prodcce Wood,
Grain Of all kinds, Potatoes, &C., &c, taken
in exchange for Goods at fair prices. We
study to please.
KILLINGSWORTH u CO.,
Sept 22, lS50-3m. North East.
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NOTICES..
AN ANALYSIS
OF the Levy List of Cecil County,

A agreed upon aud settled hy the County
IA Commissioners, for the year 1860, show
ing the actual and estimated expenses of
the year, under appropriate headings, with
II statement OF the amount of property in the
county liable to taxation for county purpo SEES
and the amount of county tax thereon, (in-
Guiding School Tax.) at Il cents in the 500.
amount Of Property liable TO Conniy Taxation :
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Sep 8, 1856
The Ladies OF Elkton and Vicinity

A RE informed that they can find an nssort ment
"A of SHOES at the Dry Goods and Grocery
Store Of X. i. MAY,-supcrior in style and ma.
tcrial to any Shoes ever offered for sale in Elkton
Sent 10, 1860
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FARMERS

EA ERS.
IF you buy one of the new ThrashinG
l. Machines advertise, which is warranted
will go and put the machine up and stay at
least one day to see that all works well. |
will also say that il anything shout break
through carclessncss, or any way, will have
all the different parts to repair WITH without
you having to send your machine away to
the shop. I hope, therefore, you will give
the machines Il trial and let them have q
chance to recommend themselves.
JACOB b. ASH,
Elkton, July 7, 1860. Agent.
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Masonic Notice.

NTSOHIC NOtICCs
UNION LODGE, No. AZ A. F. and A. NJ
HOLDS its regular communications in
III Elkton, on
Wednesday, September goth,
October oath,
I" November 18th,
December 10Th. >
St. Johns Day: December 27th.i
By order of the W. NJ.
JAMES W. MAXWELL,
Aug IL, 1860 Secretary.
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LOCAL PREACHERS MEETING.-At
the meeting of the Local Ministers of the
N. T.. Church within the bounds Of the Will
mington district, held in this town on Tues
were elected delegates to the National Con-
vcnton OF Local Preachers to be held in
Philada., on the 90 inst, viz: Revs. John
Wilson. James Riddle, II. NJ. milford, Alban
Hook, Samuel IIance, Joseph Miller, Joseph
Il. Brown, and Henry G. Shippers.
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7)REsSED Wash Bowls and Pudding Pans,-a
L new articles, --reccivod this week. and fer sale
by JOS. T. CANTWELL.
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The Paris MantilIa Emporium
No. 7OS Chestnut Street.

DlILADEl.PllIA.-Esta in 1888 for the
L exclusive display and sale of the latest novel
ties in PARIS, LONDON and the finer productions
OF home manufactured
CLOAkS AND MANTILLAS,
To which has been added
FUR DEPARTMENTS:
Which embraces the largest assortment of
FURS or iLL NA7IONS,
Including
Real Russian Sable.
Fine Dark Hudson Bay Sable,
Russian and American Mink Sable,
Royal Ermine. Chinchilla,
Fine Dark Siberian Squirrel &c, &c =,
Made up in the most fashionable style. for
LADIES' WINTER COSTUME
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
One Fixed Price from which no deviation can
be made.
The Paris Moniiila, Cloak and Fur Emporium,
No. 70S Chestnut St, (above Seventh. south side.)
J. w. PROCTOR e. co.
Sep: 90, lS60-3m
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j. PALMER e. CO.,
Market Street Wharf, PhiIa d,a :.

Dealers in Fish, Cheese and Provisions.
HAVE constantly on hand an assortment
IL of DRIED AND PICKLED FISH, &c.
viz: Mackcrel. Shad, Salmon, Blue Fish,
Hcrrings, Goldfish, Beef, Pork, Lard, Shout
ders, Hams, Sides, Cheese, Beans, Rice. &c.
Sept 20, lS60-3m.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
TNllIS is to give notice, that the subscriber
Il of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters of
Administration on the personal estate of
Araminta Foard, late of said county,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, on or before the Goth
day of August, 1861; they may otherwise,
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to made immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this 9Th day OF September, 1860.
FRANCIS A. ELLIS,
Administrator of Aramnta Foald, decd
Test-JAs. MCCAULEY, Reg.
Sept. 8, lS60-Gw.
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TonAccosrrcK, J
Dorchester county, Md.

VUEy 1VUV
DEAR SIR Il used your American Guano on
wheat. In answered very well-I shall use moro
this fall think it very good. Yours. &c.
+. j. 4. HARRINGTON
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Local Affairs.

THE Courts THIS wEEK.-Thc Cir.
cuit Court-Octobcr term, commences or
Monday next with probability Of continuing
in session two weeks.
The Orphans Court and the County Com
missoncrs meet on Tuesday next, as also d.
the School Commiss toner's.
JroRRs FOR THE OCTOBER TERN.
The following list Of Juors for the October
term of the Circuit Court, which commences
on Monday next, has been handed us by the
Sheriff.
William B. Biles, Sutton Scarborough, j.
r. Burns, Horace Duychinck A. Reedcr
Smith, Samuel Mcarns, John A. Thompson,
Richard Cfothcrs. John Cameron, (of James,
Joseph Colbert, Williams Mccullough, Benz.
+. Kirk, Jehaiakim Brickly, Edwin llaines,
Thomas J. Gillespie. J. j. llcckart, Robt.
Stevenson. John W. Mccullough, David Ray
George +. Gillespie, A. j. Pennington, Will
liam Knight. James W. Weary. Edward PEN
ngton, James b. Price, David Stats, William
". Black, Tobias II. Biddc, Joseph S. VIM
gate, George Moore, Benz. F. Johnston, j.
Bailey Russell, X. J.. Thomas, Robert E..
Oldham, John Aldridgc, John A. Johnson,
Tobias Rudolph. john p. Price, William r.
NJ illcr, Jacob e. Howard. Thomas Watson,
William Lindsey, Samuel Smith, Charles A.
Bryan, John Peach, George Mullen, Amos
Alexander, William L. West.
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MADAME SCHWEND
INFALLIBLE POWDERS.

NOR the speedy and cficctual Cure of al
Il Lfammation,, Fercrs, Rheumatism, Dys-
pepsi" and Lirer Complaint, Piles, Grarei, and
all .acmte and Chronic Diseases Of ADULTS
and CHILDREN. Send cent Stamp to her
Agent, G. b. JONES,
Box 207O, Philadelphia p. O.
AGENcY. S. W. cor. Third and Arch SITS.
Hundreds of testimonials. tsept 29-lOw
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EXCELSIOR EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIOR

r OVERS Of good eating are informed that X. +.
- MAY, in the i" Hollow is in receipt of and
offers for SALE the celebrated Excelsior y Ham.
They are now offered in EIkton for tho first time,
and are recommended as superior to any Ham
ever brought here. Iaug Is.
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IVA. II A. & Co, would call the attention of
Farmers and all other purchasers to the fact that
they arc the ONLY AUTHORIZED agents Of the
AMERICAN GuANo COMPANY for the State of Mary.
land-and all Guano received from them will be
WARRANTED PURE and uSAnrLTERArED, and every
package will bear upon it their name in full, with
the trade mark of the Company, same as tho above
cut
pcrusal of the following certificates giving
the PRACTICAL results of the use of this Guano
will show to the Farmer its value, as proved by
actual trial upon various crops in this State:
DAvIDsONvILLR.
Anne Arundel county. Md.
July 2s, 1860.
MEssRs A. II. ASGELL Il Co :-Gcntlemen -
Your letter of inquiry relative to the American
Guano. came duly to hand Absence from home
prevented an earlier reply l used your GuanO
on wheat. and ut the time ordered it, intended
| to give it full and fair trial beside Of Rcese's
Manipulated. Inclcment weather in part dsap.
point ed me. preventing the sowing of the wheat
upon which It was used till the 23d Of October,
while that upon which Recse's was used was put
in before the 18th. Notwithstanding this dsad-
vantage, the American Guano made its mark and
the wheat that escaped the fly and frost had
better head and finer grain than that produced by
the Manipulated, and believe, had It been put
in as early as tho 18th Of October, the yield would
have been greater.
do not, however consider the grain producing
qualities of the American Guano its greatest recon-
ncndation. In its adaptation to Grass lies its
highest value; the clover the land upon which
it was used is far superior to any portion of tho
field standing the drought much better and grow
ing more kindly. Yours respectfully,
EDWIN A DlTTr,
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For Expenses of Roads and
Bridges, Viz:
For Special Appropriations for
Repairs Of Roads, viz:

To complete repairs of !
Bay View and Farm
ington or College I
Green road, !
To repair Port Deposit J
an ID Rowlandsvillc !
road,
To repair Porter's ]
Bridge Il Rowlands-
vile road,
To repair road from ]
North East Bridge
to Green Hill,
To repair road from j
Harrisville to Coul- !
sons Creek,
To repair road through /
Warwick, {
To repair road from j
North East Depot to !
Nowland's Corner,
To repair Streets and !
Bridges in North i;
East; a special al {
lowance,
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Total in the county, SI,9ll ,Sl5 IN
The county tax (inclnding school tax o
! II cents per $1O0) on the above sum. at I
| cents in The 500, amounts to 500, l14 10
which amount is, On the Levy List, distri
butcd rs follows, viz:
For Expenses of Commissioners
Court, viz:
Per diem of County
Commissioners, sal So,ooo
aries of Clerk and '''- y"
Counsel,
For Expenses Of the Circuit
Court, viz:
Acct of Clerk. $I,07s so
States Attorney, G73 q
Cricr, 296 I'll
A margin to meet , ON IN
Sherifs' accounts, -'-'' w
Fees Of Jurors, Bailiffs / en-, IN
and Witnesses, { ~'''' w
Fees of Attorneys in 17ooo
criminal cases, w
In advance for Wit 400 m
ness for 1861, A'ooo w
'--- $500 II
For other Expenses Incident to
Criminal Prose cutiOns, viz:
Accts Of Magistrates,
less their fees as $751; 20
corOncrS,
Accts of Constablcs. 1863 II
" for Ironing prisoners, q 90
" " Fuel for Jail, III st
" Medical attcn-
dance and medicines 69 10
for prisoners,
$4s7 0.
For Expenses OF Orphans Court,
Viz:
Per diem of Judges, 1891 90
Acct Of Register Of Wills, 1874 70
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ated and Tor Sale by the SUBSCRIBERS their Nurscres Bohemia
Pmicfy Color. Quairy Stone. Season.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-21
THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION.

BALTIMORE, June 2O.-The Theater was
densely packed this morning, the boxes being
filled with ladies, and the upper tiers crowded,
The Convention was called to order shortly
after ten o'clock. Prayer was made by Rev.
MIR. Bowen. '
Mr.. Ludlow asked if there was any infor-
nation in the possession of the Convention
as TO the probable time before the Committee
on Credentials would be prepared.
The President-Not at present.
Mr.. Ludlow moved to dispense with the
reading of the journal. Agreed to.
Mr.. King, Of Mo-, rose to a question OF
privilege in newspaper he held in his hand
The remarks of another gentleman were at
tributed to him. Mr. Hunter, Of NO., on a
former day, had boasted that he had voted to
turn Col. Benton out Of tie Senate; this re-
mark was in the paper he held in his hand,
attributed to him. Mr.. King desired to wear
no such laurels
If they were then on his brow, he would
tear them of and trample them under bis
foot. He desired this explanation to be made
in justice to him. AS to the attacks that had
been made upon him he desired TO say that
he never voted for any President or Con-
gresham who was not Democrat, and all
local quarrels in the State have long since
been laid at rest, but he did not recognize this
as fitting place for these illusions.
T S Kssopr KS Sas said the remarks
venerable Seasas TREND, Colonel Hunter. He pro-
ceur cerueo in lIslce % tne latter to attack the
urse az rscro oa Uoionei benton, VINO ne denounced
@ ppineipies n' 70 'ne Democratic sh party and its
of order onesOr Ur Ssw work d rose to point
vention, and this discussion was out of order.
The President-"The gentleman from Mis-
soutn Souti can oniy proceed oy unanimous con.
sent '-crles OF goon, and loud cries of i'no, !"
uur mnrI ~hicn Wr GI Mr, hing %sde some side re-
MARKS 10 MI. Clark, 10 which Mr.. Clark re-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-21
SINGULAR ANp FlrAi nIsPv B. 4

SINGULAR AND FATAL DfsEAsE AMoSsaa
4ULEs--A correspondent of the New Orleans
f!csay4ne, gwIEitlpg from the parish Of Plaque
mi4re, 4s, LSalsianap says;,g odi bsiano5 !. ii j
1 Ine enar3opa Of q disease Resembling it
Of q planter who has already LOST forty % mules %
6y IT in the course Of few days. People at
Pointe-a-la- Hache and vicinity, have uiven
up eating fresh meat and drinking milk ON
account OF the prevailing disease among their
stock. Public npiaion Is, that the disease was
brought here by dead animals thrown into
the river from the Stock Landing in your
city. The fact is, that wherever they came
rom, the river at this spointnis now covered
WIN dead earcasses Of cattle, horses and
mules. f4i, ritff tlt uf-u rsdi rs lMufinA 10 q'C
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RAILwAx VStArTERs.
TRAINS DEPART.


LITTLE MAINLY minutes faster than O,ty TINA
1850 A. M, 10 "A. M. and II p. M. oolumbu. Ac
commodqtion, 4 7. M. Xenia Accommodation, q
PM -
ouoIrEkrr HAMIEEos AND DArrOr.-fJ ninuto.
faster than City tlme,l 0 "A. M, 7t3O A. M, o,sO
p. M. and Q p. M Hamilton Accommodation. q A
M. and Ss5OP. MWus --TT
ONO AND MIssfssRP1-Ils minutes slower than
City time,l 4s25 A. M. and 5,35 p. M. IouisviIls
Accommodation, = P. M
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI SHoHr- I,rrI-fIo
minutes slower than City time,l $40 A. M, I1,SO
A. M. and O p. M.
hAnnrTA AND oiECiSEArr-[7 minutes faster than
City time,l CHS a. NJ. and 3i3OP M.
OovIFeroN AND LKxNaToN-lCity tlme,l b,AA A.
N, and 2i25 P. NJ. ,- q, - = -
CfNcENArI, RIoHMoND AND IHprANAPotia-a A
M 3'SO P. M, .,6P.M.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
IrrfLr mnM-3,5O A. NJ, 8 A. NJ, 11,OAA M
ONO AND MIssIssiPPI-9i3O A. M, 12,2s p. M
and 0r5O pm.
CINCINNATI, HAMILIoE AND DArroN-5,45 A. M
1910 A. M, r. M, $50 p. NJ, 7,86 p. M. and
0i15 p. NJ.
INDrANAFoLm AND OrNcrEHArr-IO, A. M,
p. NJ. and 11P. M.
MAnisfrA kND orScISNArf-1Oi32 A. M. and
5,13P.M. - n .H -
ooyfssTeS AND LExNoroS-1O,s5 A. M. and
CINCINNATI, RICHMOND AND IsD1ANAPoLrs-y,45
A. NIL PM, $50 p. M. I'D -a -#U
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-21
The Douglas Party in Louisiana, by an
hl't Anti-DonsIas Journal. .'IA
The New Orleans Courie,. TINS snea,


the Douglas party Of Louisiana: 7, ..e.
Besides the journals in the interest of
know-Nothingism, and ofevery combination
calculated to overwhelm the Democracy
which are now supporting and nphoidine
the cause Of Douglas in Louisiana, we must
mention all the pseudo-Democrat -Forney-
ties and Hickmanites--who have been driven
into the Opposition ranks by their Unsuitable
greediness for Office. Among these are to be
found two Ministers, one Ex4ColIector of
the Fort one Ex-Spperintenden of the Mint,
and other fishes Of a smaller stripe, too
numerous to mention Disappointed candi.
dates for Surveyor, Port Master, Port
Wardens, Custom-honse Collectors, and a.
whole tribe of discom6tted offlce-soekershaye
swollen these ranks, These, with their Know
Nothing allies, constitute the Douglas army
IN LouisianaJ-the same which, under the
banner of Wells, at the last gubarnatorial
election, was signally routed and ineloriously
put tofight by the Democratic cohorts under
Governor Moore" sf MOI. IGwrli-7I7W
The hidden motive of this faction is then
said BY the Courier to be hatred to Mr.. Sill
dell, whose high qualities of fidelity TO party
and friends, whose 'magnanimity and gene.
rosity the Courier eloquenty depicts.Hii TolIo
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
One Day Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED KINGDOM.
Capitulation with Garibaldi Con-
.-4 .. ciuded. s.s..... ...
The kins Or Maple. A.I.ins Intervention.

1903 -----e------ H..
FARTHER PoINr. June 20.--The United
Kingdom, from Glasgow, with Liverpool
dates to the 9th inst, arrived at $50 this
morning. aHl '1 d .'i -.-.d
Genoa, June s.--News from Sicily states
that the capitulation is concluded between
Garibaldi and General Lasa. Conditions un-
known ~ II
Paris, June s.-The King Of Naples in
voked the intervention of the five great
powers to guarantee the integrity of his do
minion. He more particularly claimed
mediation from the French Emperor for the
pacification of Sicily, and promised to pro-
claim Immediately the Constitution of 1852;
also, requests the great powers to employ
their authority and influence to prevent
Piedmont, from favoring insurrection on the
main land. ,...f..-..t.... -... NIX
Naples regarding the collective action of
the great powers. England was the first TO
answer. She did not intend to interfere in
the conflict except, If possible, to sCop the
etusion Of blood without siding with either
party ....f-. ....f -. -
The other powers gave similar reply.
Napoleon replied Immediately: "Mediation
is only possible between two powers, and
unless he recognized the Sicilian insurrec-
tion, no power could mediate between the
same and the King of Naples"
Lord Russell, however, promised to recon-
mend Piedmont not to foment disturbances
in the Peninsular possessions of the King of
Naples.
London, Fiday.-Fair business in Wheat,
at full prices; other articles unchanged.
liverpool, Friday. - Cotton very heavy
throughout the week. Prices irregular
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EsoL1sul aKNowLppcE SeiaA sFtp,oi ! ! D.,

EseLlsH KNowLEpdE Of AMERICAN Pol
IrIos.-The London Spectator, one of the
leading weeklies of England, is generally re-
garded as better uniformed on American
affairs than some of its co mporafies. y Yet
~ lts report Of the nominations Of the various
ppItical parties for the Presidency, II saws
a.conyention ins Illinois has nominated Mr.
Hamlin for ,PesiieRt and Mr.. Mains f6y
Hice- President; and that the whole field will
oe greatly modified before the election comes
on IN IrHesB .aldbTonod yIdnd ei liinR edi
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-21

Parker, the Importance Of bis name and influ-
ence, are the verdict of his country 10 his
writes. We have few such men to lose;
amiable and blameless at home, feared abroad
as the standard-bearer of liberty, taking all
the duties he could grasp and more, refusing
to spare himself, he has gone down in early
glory to his grave, to be liting and enlarg-
ing power, wherever learning, wit, honest
valor and Independence are honored' 20 "