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, 1860-06-12
Daily Rcricw Of Chicago Market,

MnSD1T EVEAIHo. -I1as II.
FL l.,t;ITS-lnca,us:d. Pscp jenlw4n'i7, Tor" TO
Hu ..o II :K, a.d r.np Pot :uIe, alne. II ae 'thr
t}.-cs Murray w.tea. TO oswcgo. sad H1r TA'ty S",
With cara 10 tic s,,. or bu,h =: e.e lchr K, spah
ieE. torn to Dsoeus1nl! Il At ~.
FLOCn--Eeceicts1.!5s tl shipped, 100 ble- Mar
ret dcJ and thou. X over. Sae we're: 40 1h1A l1r
1c" sarlek .1,:a Al :: . dt1: 100 hb+ a'svla ~
1t q ~ l.; lot ii. " RI e. River" DO at esp c3.
WHEAT R-ce.Y s.1ts 8 Ia thtpoea. sifba b". Mar
k-t qu!a a-d a'rot: tc sa'cs we're: oD hu No.
spr ax tn I'll tu. c.'fo} It {! u h. 1,No hu DO
1t f7 In sto.c lao IN do ut ft.oc In tt:re: 1 IN
No sp:.u* at siol1 in at6c 900 hu DO Il. 81 4:: In
s.o,e: S0oo lu d. Vi ei.1 IN storc: = hgs No by
uapapc n t!,o eI 140 bags .ecoutu spring at SIX
"a :saeS.
c3.S-necci:t. -, s. BIZ .ltIred. 1oto.0 hu M:r.
ket ae:;ss ant rAuc.d .te. Ss.s wec: +so0 lu mine
Kv.7 Vel, Sc nj +oa In do at Sc. t. b.: :seo
TT tai~ R:vrr Y.''ow 4. o3c Il 40oo1u cana'fc
In II Sic re al 100o bu p'1oe Rive: M!xtd a G.:
ata.t; 1ooJ hu fair 10 1t h. 1r,o0o hu sa!rdrt
a}e afoAf o ba d. At :e4c ID at: Cd oo hu MOL At sc2a
or 1900 lu d. a. .oXt ssore; u oo5 u do ut ae
+. s:oe :po In dot Sic In store % hu In
stc: 1900 TT d. ~: 10 *to.r 1e 90 bu do vi +ste II
-ta,rt % ba b d. &c In st1re go lu III }ectr ut
axe In stor~ . Q b. ~ a -: IN s:nrr.
OaTs-Re v'p':- 6s7 }u: hh'v}Ad. <e,scs tu. Make:
aa.ty klt .. S1'cs wcfr: $40 bu M nj &c iu fnFe
ATE--Ee,t!':s. cx!.l. &-rsc: quiet aid lesEnal ii
1ce.
EARLEr-l:tce:pts, ASIA Quic:. = l,a.s No. ! tod
At 6sc oc track.
MILL srCPrs-1otop Iran ic iags 1t $500. 80
H11HW HWi-E--Qucf aas n 'E1r:l u. 1eGtis!e-
ALrOAu1.-:t417<er rsr ta'. :. =.
NE \ Pink Firm naa mira: VI si:-s1se:r.lo.
lAED-s'&rc- aud IN t.ma;.d as lie.
TAL,.nW--.n0 y, Ca"rtry II tLe.
ND S-Ecce'pt< G.G,5 1s. Quiet asfee!4 Salrl ss@s
g.: DIV Sa:tet. 1sGirc; Or, Flst, lSal:hc.
HrrTEhc':et ~ pigs PRIME ut tic; Il pks3 go"' ::
lnGEi..
IOElT2y-Ct.c.:t ms, st,:q@s.r0 rcrdor-r.
P1TAT0E3-ln E.:s demand II 3as:::sec.
Eg7S-o ~ Der COZ.
W0'L-L0. ns-ha'f l!oe At 3ic-
ECCE WAEAT-4e sk.:t.tc.
, 1860-06-12

The Charleston Sccedcrs ut Richmond.
RICHMOND, June l0.-Robt. G. Scott, Of Ala
bama. addressed the citizens Of Richmond last
night, defending the Southern movement 1t
Charleston, and dens ing thEt it Was dispniou
movement, but one to sAre the Union, by main-
tniLing equal protection to all. He denounced
Douglass squatter sovereignty in unmeasured
terms II the Richmond Convention adjourn.
ed to Baltimore, he would there insist upon. 1he
same platform as at Charleston II twas 70.
fused, he would come back To Richrnnd
Nr: Fisher, Of Virginia, also eroke, rlndica It.
ing his course at Chcstestop.
Nearly I'll the delegates from Louisiana, Ter.
as, Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, South Caro-.
lina and Florida hare arrived. There is di.
versity Of opiniou rs to the conrse 10 pursue,
though nearly all are agreed 10 20 to BALTIMORE
to contest the seats Of the Do-g Democrats,
before taklng final action. The difficulty il
whether they shall resume their 8 ,ats if scant-
edtneu, unless the platform il rescinded.
The Louisiana delegates demanded Of virei.
MIA that The dsleg.tes should pledge themselves
| to witharnw If the Secelers are not admitted 10
seats, it be.ng contended that it Virginia will
Tennessee and = part Of M.ssouri will folio '
suit, and that Caleb Gushing will resign and
leave the chair.
The position Of the New York deleeates il
anx'outly discussed. it is contended bT some
| who have been to New York, sounding the DEL
| egaies, that they are ready to abandon Douglas,
whilst others claim 10 be equally well assured
| that tbey are more welded 70 Douglas thau eve.
! since the Withdrawal 0. Horatio Sss mour, and
some Of them express the determination 10 op.
] pose the adultsS7on Of delegates who are nc,
ground that they are disorganizers, md not
National Democrats.
, 1860-06-12


R1cuxosn, ,Juue:l1.-Thc Convention assem-
blpd ut neon. Gov. Kuunells Of Texas was
callea to tbs Chair, und returned thanks. He
deemed h1s selection q compliment to his State.
lie trusted they had assembled for triumph
Of princ:pse aad no: far piuuder. and that If
their principles arc Iepudiatad they will go be-
fure tue coun.ry as the true Democratic .party,
with .Lelr principles etn1lazancd on their bata-
per.
Prsycr was otTertd by 1lev. Mr. Burroughs.
Tlc States were called-New York responded
amidst immense applause. A list Of delegates
appointed by t1l,: tIustses{:) Of the Satmaat
Democratic hall {?} &c tae State ct New York
we're handed in. The delegate who presented
The credentials is Thsadrus S. Mct.. .wno is here
delayed by seripus illness. lie said that time
I'D not permit The calling oi a State Convention.
but he was assured by thu President that Is Of
The ii members Of the Committee approved
Of the delegation, and desired that they should
represent the Stale in the Richmond Convention.
The presentation created quite stir aud much
SURPRISE /, ii supposed to br . move in tavoe
If Dickinson. New York members Of the Press
do not understand Tie movement.
All the seeding States ase represented but
Delaware.
Mr. Barry Of Mississippi moved tse appoint
ment of Committee of one from each State on
permanent organization, and nj Que O'Clock the
Couveation adjourned ill one o'clock to-mor-
row.
Mayor Vood has sent wort here thnt the del.
egat,on represents nobody. and the impress.
siou is that they will be repudiated by tue CO..
rention.
|. There will be littla or no discussion in public
Everything will be settled =, COMMITTEE, ant
all differences Of opinion accommodated.
There is no doub! that the Convention vii
ciose to-1noTtoE, Ia axait the action ut Dal.i
more.
, 1860-06-12

Pu11AoElrntA. June lo.I!he Japanese kept
strictly in pr,ya,e 10 day. Many o, them are i'll
from the effects of yesterdays exettious. Un
fortunately during .he e1s1a soms Of shS ,hrGPe
visitors uigser.. &c, which portion 81 tile
Embassy understood as insaltng. They referred
saying that they feared our people thought Them
veTy ridiculous. They viii rist the naaDu'as;
tories, 4e.. during the week uuaonounced. and
as privately - possible. They will probably
lesve for New York ue1t Saturday moTnink, 80
Is to obtain another Sshba,h's rest.
rn1.Aptlru1A, June 1.-THE Japanese are
keeping quiet. The reported assassination Of
the II coon Was communicated to Capt Dupont,
early this morning, bat be haylng doubts Of tbs
authenticity Of tie intelligence, has deemed it
proper not to d1sosee it tu the Princes, prefer
ring to await instructions from Washington and
The amygM Of more definite information. The
pressm Prrgrtmuae would doubtless be broken
up il aS intelligence should be communicated
to the members Of the Embassy, and they be-
lieYe in its truth. The Naval Commission sup
pose II the report is not entirely uu:cuoded, hat
t is the Regent il killed, aad not the Tycoon,
who is 4 la4l Of only II years Of age.
, 1860-06-12

Br TH fHKArN,1 XIV 19fE. Juue II.
F,oux-~h.te ftrer with fair home tlAds acd moderate
e1n,.t den+ nd ss1as l3tu0 tfls Ut - 1sG3D stf
Sts .a9asn fu Extra s'ate; &s.1H41so kr. spef
Wnft ra Is e395 Il fcr toumon IL xtra Hesrn e3s
fasS1 ~ ah,r,nE bspud extra tcutd honp Uho~ os
HIct with ecatctly 4, much tu.r~a t:aad >t<AHy
iI f.r u n,aah s4e so tri- ii 5ed9s{0 1or eolnn"u
i" r,,oce REF qu'e, stnal hA4 It ts994. ~ fur
coru;no, 10 chal.~. ca II Mcaduii.
Wai.EI-~t aly nd unchanged. Sate' 40 t9t ri ~ C.
aAn -Nre.t fuly 10 lower wt ii de'sts Lu::as*s 20
.nss" ~ expars as!es leGo ou Araksa a,1 G!ns
1Wo white CANADIAN T. y e. =. ao% en- m WITT =,
md nnra sotn :esree a7S Z. &c g + te5 o3
unteund u5ea Ne.s.:a &c tqr soa shipping = v M
eLosc~ Wits Southern c.ts h-asy and %Un At Sss@se
Fowl SrS mt .a ,.s* sssesa:sSs Y q 0i 11Ias e.
s:sl: ~. s'a r r. YET eaSSss Ss,ss
prt,oe Si re. 90 do mta: ~ 0oGa100 r rae.H o.
I'll s = "a e1,T4 d.. rr3ue neas i. e, tnn W e! Aasr
eri. Hm.I, tAic+-N@l1 We.teF tnEi- State. TX ~
Nnsts s;eadr sale IL parka9r+. 7f9'3 shoo!oeM
4" ilsm. tjac n qtArt aid uncsA I'd nsr' ~ =. ~
UyEii,L If.t,4I dptl and unchanged aetGii W Q: II
q i; sfss Chctse Aeavy. 10 ie} Interior e p nt; y
~szscrs-1,sli tut unrl1 suf d. CHI X LEI. e
II i .:1.a ~ r. st Gal CIR Ist ~ SGpS:f.
HasIls uucs 4Sk, Es1e 1T. e as Aad -
III, I'd bon1s 81 bort. yix Va s, 934. Tenn i9aE
IL uaoliyn watrI Lo2n le4, Mo sss4 Del l. " I'd
, 1860-06-12
Senator Sumner.

WASHINGTON. June Collaboration Was lodg-
Cd with Mayor Barnett without the knowledge Of
Ms. Sumner. &hAt &he 1atter'a room wss improp-
against his life. The Mayor promptly iuvesti-
gated the matter, and procured IN affidavit a.
10 who the principal was, aad tho substance Of
the language he employ ed towards Ar. Sumner.
Upon ascertaining tbs fact that the offender
committed the act while in state Of intoxica-
ton, and did not intend any injury to Nj: Sum
panied The gentleman. who gave his name ss
Capt. Henry, to Ar. Summers room about nina
o'clock tonight, and be duly apologized to Mr.
Sumner, which was satisfactory to tho latter.
, 1860-06-12
e JOURN AL.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

kkH1A Ell iuHe
rto, E.Eer Brown. St. 1oepa' ~ II crnseF' go Faa
rrop Stt.ea. Warren. NJ soo 70 :hlasle; 2au 1ath
u Nv Szntna RuIpta II. Jcsept. eo" !: 4. tts'
R.. As; ~ a,S a. Smith. osnt Haven l.s mumses.
Big tsft Nusus ecune. ocoEto, 10 II lunssF aom
sr,, "a a'n nc,,,, 1,r,au,. p,r.1o,
sehr ."! Il. ns Deasl, f.nu!cap, While Lake - N
SIR ew.. 1rwn Sherman. Mani tee. $ IN )u,sber so
schr Ny F4,long. tfaui haven lo III 'u'n'e' ~
sS sSE Ii g s Gate lumber
sc4r 1. r. Dct'o7, lhsnpsoa " Gx ak.s : u ttays
ss IT,. i. ott. M Se'soa. Gtat, ven. Is eads ~oo]
scas Eankn. " a. iI..1d :; ssds w1Ya Ira,
ssss Sasadct co*s auso Is m 'uno r, iooo pl' kas
s<h. ilsoadsie, co.talu KAl,sa.oo CO Inn xr. 900
sehz ss clast, u'es'e, nu:keg Isl IN 'anI4, 'sH
zs; ss;: Sss's S's* ss&a T. 5: a 500
ST. @s:s. tss9 ss a{:s saT , 81 n ,nmssr "ss
:en % wst' sasa. Itaaatf. Bldto: 's nj iuDte' ITO
Sell, ic IT, F..o. Sand BIZ, 70 cord, wood e'1u sA.n
-tssots tors* .a,n.s:o 2 scsds soed ,o,
sci1 ctr Sos.a 1 @ {. Il. b: III aas . coil. WOOD.
saF s IT,. % a1 r. r. s!ass = ssl .ps
selr G,aua 11aven, 81 pkg. h:h 40 empty
sef jsa i:''y. w*g1.na. sh.s'ysan' Is Ii t,ase'. 9'
sc,r ~ ~ .t.r l,.a ,ai Nl1,e Lssr. 8, u 'u:.hrr.
sehf u.1h;''e. ,vh,s =; KsTaoee 70 s='4s w' = FL
sehI Liz - aek. Iie!asa % cords f. 's"r1 ,,;,
sehs Conn,eee,ue, yaoduz - l1o;la d. 70 ual .isa-
" - s.ns : p.saer: i tSns s'bais lnt 100 s's
se.r t*. q s y 0nfet Kala zor. 400 railroad ties.
, 1860-06-12

II Sn!a M
1h" +so'M 0r'to"' "''4 ' ~ ..-..;.,:~a.
TIT Slst 1s'''' WIS 'e'es' '"f0e" xr,. 49,
parting hour dull ano steScs- " 0'n.
Cof2 s'tady uno IN os''et oF1aa'"'
dull- TIC ehes' O. 'o's HS"' "~' 80. a,.a,,s5
dlts!y vssio'e III 'oe c'sn A'a' Ae'' "".~.. ~
:ssn1. t:a Us 80. + - lhe 'e"s ns .,;s.;a>, ID
cana buos a2'''nce' ~: 9e.. ..',..:-. ;,a.;-r
maas' WHICH, "'4 - ...h;.,, ,,,1.
eansea IN NV aose " 1,a. ~ ..,,, o5o
,,ar;s 1T ;4lm5;. for prAtip
a,- 1.-.o -, ro1f75ac for River bk61a
,y,,l,,r aa,.t. SnM SIC for
e-~~@' eNN ~ d. r~d 43{M
NJ. ! in stcre 4sGs:c :nr 40. aau 7-'e9
70 1:-..3 A., ,,urE 81 r3nxiuY firm Ut
80. =. ,;,.+,-a Wheat Hgs in but
tt..;,.. x.o,.t+ axea~s to I'll out cargoes Of
~, so,;,v .rd ,,,- market was urlct ind
~ ''f'.'s s' "- =. about 10 nm
ahout t: lower. VII" ba'es VI A
eath*ls, g. q rse4,e: ros ~; ~ =; = +,rs-e'1sioe
sA's% A's' ~ r.,,>r .r,a
1rm ~ tie lns'ae qo'ta'ions' "e'
dnu and :e lover with limited tran*Echtas AZ
.,c,.,- r.. fr n,.lip., T., cl size Spr;.,s cstrss
r., n,,s s+
ihe:e "as : go1o sa4'i'los osua ~
::sc ia s'orc. Ct which aoont S,ou9 tusaels
,t,o,ed s,.uds. Ere in 1eaucst &! sc. I'ar-
Jay quiet. uiG1wiucs nominal at .1o@le:e.
There is a good inquiry for Mess fors; Tut the
stock is light, aud il Is held 1T $ls.eV. A'dcs
qu;e.~
rr.:,,,,., ,ra s,c.Iv an.t mora actsyc-ye5sel
,:~., ~ ,,,,.,
o"seFs u t'le c'ose oe'as- A''n' wv p.op
iers were engaged, at 3$13ic for Corn to Bntt+
|, c,1s v..scts n. fur Corn to O.dens.
80, r,.,, and u~h.,, IN os,seoo
11ts"' N"" 'S- N'' 0o ~
, 1860-06-12

SrR,xcr1E1D, Mo-, June 1.-THE following
additional items Of news ale furnished BY tho
Sandwich Islands dates are 70 Msy Cd. The fol.
lowing whalers bad arriyed at Houolnlu ftom
The California GRAFT: Victoria, $50 brIs oil :;
Antslla, $50 bs4s do Lanat. 40 brls do; Alpha.
100 bsla do; Harmony. 500 br1s do; Oahu. 600
b1ls do. The Cynttis, when last heard from,
hhd CO., br|s. but she would cruise during the
lulu In Noveubet., But lew whalers remained
in Honolulu, all having left for The cruisine
grounds.
, 1860-06-12

~ ARRIVED. ..Iune Q.
II roo1eY Lasalle. 131X IONS coa-
Oi.0nhof LaSaie. 1000 hu ctrl.
Nn,rfictn st II, Leslie. {tG0 bu G H.
Arr-ls, La~alte. 4-ea0 tu tern.
j Ii p:tkey, Ia. ale. ,s0q ou e'Fn-
n .s.ow. k4>tle. II fr tn14
~ xsnaer, Lockposs. ou co1n+
fnytst "a a. Athcn, % cuttc Sards rough aoae. =,
& L6oms Athens, II cutie yards rough Alone ~ oa
pAt1. .......
Tesrzsta s :Iol:ct. 1oot tattb .,,:., arm.
CLEANED. p.,........, .June ..
4:uhe 1ase 81 bf brls hsh !: ba sJTup hats sasA
q et- II T. 5 hrla wk.a J. ~ 1ps fodse.
Iroub.dot LckpoIL 500 tluznbe1. 20 pozs III p1D
1sh, 20 hrIs ssh-
SebrxIa, ) joMst. t4ht. ..,..,.-
@ss.at An.a ~ nbt. buggy sulk5 l0
Utah. LAsas, elG lumber, 30Q It AolnE LII ao1nxIes'
invest katus, Atlent, 1l4ht
II AUt:oaa.r, Las I'll, light.
i uuatooa L-Sa1e, 3tp Il Lumbar 100 u 11nEd. "
keta ,tsE6xr.
$ 4 psus!.s :n'. screc.. 100 4 lumber.
Atlantic 1atsl!$. t MIA Il aunber.
" rE rnd Wig. LzSa1 {, SOL II lumbe1.
II T. 0 mis-. Aile"s, 1lcft
.nli.
, 1860-06-12

Sr. LOUIS, Jupe ls.-The Santa F. CORE.
spondent Of the Republican saYs .he attack on
three different points, just after the setting Of
the moon, and while ,he garrison was asleep:
One party entered tue Suffer- store and carried
Of every thing within reach. Another party
attacked the corral. but were faall5 driven of
aud followed up the mountain till the troops
were compelled to halt in consequence OF ran
dom firing from the fort; darkness being. SO
great that friend could not be distingu' shed
from foo. The Indians were estimated to be
over a thousand strung. Twelve we're Killed
and four or fso MORALLY wounded.
The Arizona correspondent Of tbs R,pu1liezn
savs that the Indian depre1ations still continue
in that country, and much distress is felt IN
rnn8ennence.
, 1860-06-12


6alea of soo ordtpas5 Cattle. frUm $3osA
Sa1ss Of 500 better quality. from ~ a<e379 70 VI
some few taes Gs Ext+A, Fsom t&lsh3As3-
Shcs Of scne 10 Stock Cattle from saes4@a.'o'o s''
Sales OF go slser, fnu 4.,'t9ss to asto p=re"1
vales Of LIS Hoxs, from q. t.soa473toss.
Sales II II Cow ID Calses from eeG1e 10 ~
Eftsa.
We clrr The Ayssagt pftoos ~ f1lcW*- '.' "'
Fsstt 4uslity Csu'e No. ,+,
fe:ond qualify Ca'us 435o. j..
Common quality Cattle &oee.
Stock guilty Cattle e2.7s.
Good fst Hogs $500.
, >uood stock Hoss&ito. -. o,r :.
i NO. Sh:ep t3:9. .:'''r1 ::
Ontln:ry Sheep e175
fhe sua,ks frfatps unchanged from ass qaosa
<ns although thnk buy7 wtrs Mt'e afa1reF sh1a
pdsrns anl mora Csstls eha7Gt hand' than ff Nouae
~s k. previous owing prcb.bly fom fasoah: ne ~ fcm
The East.
! soc,uxrx YAroa Hxr:3r 1os WkEK ESn1so Jrx1 IL
,f,n,rr tf rattle received for The t6
HrFk a.. ..........-.-.1.ss4
- Aherp 80
md Calves 10
- ie sold 1t prices rsn ling from ckto * for The
be-. -
163o uoe, ri Mt PRICES ranging fs ~ for stock O *
to Sc for com fec bsA qual,:y.
go sseep sold at a2" /: per head.
fappcd Est va ii. S. X. R...-....-..63 Car ste.
, 1860-06-12

R1cHxoSp, June 11.--The delegates from
Florida hxzr arrived They are Instructed not
TO 20 to Baltimore. There is considerable ex-
citemeus this evening aocut the holels. People
are discussing the probable dissolution Of The
onion. Several Of the Yiginls delegates to
Baltimore assert they wlll secede If the Rich.
mond dtlecatcs are cot admitted. The Ala.
bama deles sates say they go.so Baltimore bop,ng
that they will Ios be admitted, believing all the
Southern States will join them IN case they arc
excluded. which, with Oregon and California,
ullt riYe them II States.
, 1860-06-12

FanrHxx Potyr June H.
|, FL. s,,nm .,;T Sor,b ur;ton ~ f1om i;Trrtoo{
|. afsx so,b: x;s y,andonferrv ] a1at naas.5 hern
| ~ - Il .o.;la- IN rc.ta Il ouebecs: -:
sdh. atr.m,htn f!ar,ds fron Hosfnn and the
L civ nj Manchestrr arrired At Livernool 20 thn
astl1. The stesnnshin Teu,onia. for New Vow.
from Hamburg. arrived at Oueenetowu on tbe
a8tb. with her tnxctii1e eTY oisab1ed. The, Bo.
ton, from New York, arrived At Queenstown cn
tht. 3lst. = -;
-Garihaldi defeating The royal troops and en !
tering Palermo lE:not confirmed Several kea~
pelitAn vessels Of Wnr arrived at PAlefmo-
! The PARIS P.e,fs says 1he insurrsction il BE-
ing orgaa lied to such an extent that it's dtfnite
/ result is no longer DOUBTED. Tie fall Of
Palermo was u1avoidab:e, being only 3 question
Of ttne. '..'.. :'>@c.' 50: -"
~ soon az the Insurgents become matters Of
la3efn1o' 1arabaldl will declare Sicily annexed
t';.:'.t,h.. r..
il s.;d H. nosrars ~ ~;.;n1 ~ P.ia-1,c ond
1be ho,nha fJInsn ~ p,t.Iass = .aa-a.,.;no
ard that Garihn,S; h.d nn,e-ad orp~ss e4neci.
ed Nean,litsn des,'stci'as r1a;,o ~ Sefsxi md
3;oht ~ The ;nsurorpt. ~'"''
The sardinian Chamber annrored Of the ce,.
sion, Of Savoy.
An ofIic,al Kea,o,;t,, te,.o,am IF The eath
says; Ibis pornipc tbe insuroenta Te,e at.
tacSed Ly our troops. bsaten snd driven from
thsir stfonsaoid%s % It Tarcs. now occupied by
our columo. The insurgents sustained great
| loss. Another column is pushing them in the
direction Of Man Malta
Accounts bymail state that at Mes.isa order
Ha4 1caih1aiued. but everything was ready for
an outt.reak in case Garioaldi succeeds IN Gu.
tering Palermo, Of which there is little doubt.
His t"sce was there estimated at IS coo. but ID
said to have subsequently swelled to 10000.
According to IN intercepted despatch from
the General comm sndng tho forces At Alcamo:
out Of 100 inen there were iost 2.aoo IN Killed
az woanaea. e, .... u,o ,......a,n
nan5 " lhe q. Iootn. ~ rt5Is soseu W
~ ~ cst;an 1a.ss 'p' @s''a VIVA 'o'ss'
Trn,x ~ On rha oft;c;ol 1o~ktf. nrf,.
i,shes an uficint dispatch IRON Naples. IN.
nounc;nr the arrival there Of in English
steaner.
"As ~ ,.,,,-oan,. hava .,t.rad po,.r,n,
.s:J..sSi.e e,s.:t ~ 81. rnn,,fat;or hsva r;e.~
, 1860-06-12

ZASEsvlllr, o.. Juae II Capt. RobI Hsz'c:...,
an old citizen, fell dead Saturday afternoun Ut
Its supposed death was caused By disease Of ,be
heart.
4 lower. jaT. tongue aud portion of the up
per part OF man's head were found on the
railroad bridge this morning. Persons passing
over the bridge about nine o'clocs Saturas
night, report having seen a naa sitting on fne
track. 1t i, supposed the train ran over Lin
throwing bis body into the river, where It WAS
found ahort distance below the bridge at !. r.
II. to day. Noo i.as recognized tim yet.
, 1860-06-12

DIR. sCHLstssEn hss Aaa ssttsfast:a of hJt0E b%fHe
tie pabu., nshA Consaiting Hooms n proof Of The
Extraesxdfnary Satisfaction
lIvrn by hia
UNSrKPA bSKp STYLE Of TREATMENT
, 1860-06-12
The Case of Harden, the Wife
Murderer

TRENTON, II. J., June LITTLE Chance'lor this
c,o,n,no. ia care of Rev. Mr.. Harden. denied
the appkration foE writ OF error TO the Court i
of Errors and Appes1s. Application will b
u.ds to tho Court Of Psrdons for eomnu:nt'on 1.t
Of Tho sentence to imprisonment fo7 lie.
, 1860-06-12

:, !,M1 ;*-SnEtT9of CoaT q thlsaio. Jarc Ttf1l 4
Public nA,e~s hereby x.vea to the sAs lokn i. 'ar4s
aas VT u Assathrns s%s,sA out o: the OILS ~
trrk Of the superior tnut n f!eAso. a!s1 The
t"rh taYo. = A. D. 'a At tie sui " ~. p,;axu
tusaaua. -fd aarst r stsf# at 'h- i John O. t.r1
as1 tire -'t7the sserd eftot Conn. " e. ~ :. VII.
~ been .v.nrned executed: New te<r~nrr unt*s se.
h.tor: The rid Sas<1ter coat of chicago nsf,.
~ ~ ats & TX . sf fs u ~. ~. IT. atts" r. =, T. ae
Mos:ay e .e;t D. .aso stye .r+e'4i ri. as.l pt...
arasr* ye', anI n ts"r o. he .sli rlair,t- IN" :.
much q tan nror<rts a,tachet t~ .ureets
s:sfy the Aaij Jul an ro.s, Will he r. ~1,krt
the pantr. Waller KTNHAfl 1"srE
>nATa~, M:Al11y7xx / jxv1rr NE'n' = Atts
, 1860-06-12

cHkca 90 rBBTJ.Mo-N'I T. =,
prm B. T. Fatnet.}
Dx Aos1c4srx h.. sznoved a number of enrns for me
NJ u which bare 4unes seV.s4 Je17* TIE eptEa11aa
-. ps1fp1med without saia md vuy ~ irol;y;
Chicago, June 7th. 1s61.
tF1om u. II. clafk.)
sehloe. removed n Ccsfsom On. foot during
90 se.9; + -. The .
Cnieaxo. June 1lth, lsso.
irtom J, Xo!den.l
In. Scuoaa.x has rennred seTeal painful ms ffon
nv ftek WIN treAtt III: ~ e2tsatees ~ - .o ~
80 ~, J. ActDKY-
ch,caxo. June eh, lsso.
lFroa, H. Herman pa*tcE Of r. pst<' ee'na
d. 9ca1oAars 1t ea meter Ai noe u q a,ef
zHa HnhnsnuEeu otpas ftn Ss'1nAstea snuta'
Chicago. Jspe 4tn. l5so.
In s,aoa to The asovs sessa,aai.la aAay thoutaala
o,e ase IN d. So a<,lon. ~Atsa naay t 1rsn 1t As
Coa.p' ting Rooms,
, 1860-06-12

q certain ,'rat-. tAwn by Thama. " Fac, NJ nn M w.
x ,s. tsr'. q i u lsaSee.', ~. ~ so Ia,
Jalv lsss ra.a't, Il months AFTER ca.a. nS ivn
,t;9 /. r. s s,sa ~ .'~' 1ay "a ss:.Ne . r:h. All.
s0' "hs~s. tt Il n sa+ 1sra'r s'rv N,nps rrmr4y
a. "a ss ~ = cr .. sessr .l 'tr ot, ~
and + att' nv. ,n!e' lAs or i.'Ys, ~ Ns wiz.
.,,,t; ae"st vi re- ares, h:.s ~ te-n t7 e
~ as! Err: a~~. t~v 'er- II. ~ pu,f.e ri r.
y'eS :" nt ~ ,s""Ht ~ ~ *rs~r c"s VI, .t-nA
selt th-'s hare ii .!aeethrtr l.-- .,,,, Vt fc
"s,nek N"f s.tHr ~ III l.th 'sv "fJin' tu>fart
hr osr~ " Sa't"H Ia! 10 e. r.r t-,x .
L.s~ 'tF'ea n tleao. *.lt t .for msn,r.t ,r,.4t :.
a"s *hste."1 sf~F f"tnu hu: Ia ;. BIZ Ter +,r-.f
j4ss !. NSe.--t.W.M u. =. II 'h.ARp
, 1860-06-12

AsTEH'S SALE.-State OF H.
nn't. Cunt fcEIv. .%-ron1 tcnn f't-t",it ..r4
In ikAne~Fy. Jrbn T.. kln1. Grarsr =. tai.k ss
asATmsftt u Rual .I9rre. Ast1tll.
fHbnc *t'e h. tessh .l.rr IL. IT. cH7n1:e. IT tGH
maniatr n d+e're- rnerd III av.. cauxT
Ire tyth DAY ns March, A. !, t l.. l.. .. ra.ns ~ r.
a. o. "." +" ssar-Tv q took COUNTY s'sts 4otre< I'll.
i'n 10. easrte H. t+st td.es. ths nortA nv 1T tI.
Eou-t H"us.. IA ihe fty If ChIczEa, s'o1sF - ~ -:
aot-k.d " Il H.htk in thf ftFsns.a at ~ -. III =,
the foowre r>.r r+si !aect Of r.n. %'x n ~. ~
tkaf certain sr~rtur pre- II >Eh stu h H., IL,
en- e y H. I'D :. w w ~ y. t.s's :.
~ NJ. .ht5. n,n: as rs'h r.-- uf...t si +ass
tn* initt pr pfAs fda. " t e~ eutL Vt Il plrr.
g. @H!"se. u ~ I.tee Cb ,s:. 3rh which. q aat
ast = t'e s.isrt Il II rmrt* A.:",."n to IL, ~,
Hn az se.xN " ~ his 'a:a Ont u.
Primal IA s,ss n'ag of :a%a a,n,*s -! en new r!.
GI. 10 *t,eh sd asxins. nsror II '+ttEe tesett
HAle o. ~ much X r. lbs
money auv 70 ~. -oa'a!nsa urr.o Il: IL exa
&C. III. ra!A 4. FNKfH.
. N1At& ia t,hal.-s:. C:>'kf ~ nty.
taleaxo. Nay 2. l3sc. m: e-stA u
The anovs ~: sed .as j. '';~ n*l &.sus4,y. ttt y il
day Of 1aht, le0, n To ttt,- y.
III. fA1.sE fEEFR,
Mixer ia ctInttry. Ctux sst tutY.
Eh1taIo. Iuhe 9th. lttt. i~f!t5 a,l
, 1860-06-12

dA,kes BLAcE1Ha-Its Nacklnx. rev inrepua1+
e1t IL III otheF1 IN beautka Re Ad tbs kr2af
*sh =. tsh h!a prepared sna applied. 20 8Ausalha
t as sps o. 20 Z .ssn
tor a..asas A. famle. aa:aa hays tns = ,ps .aa
ssaaapto i. THOMPSON, Boz 132o Philadelphia Pok%
UMee. t1exlW
, 1860-06-12

Tonos7o, U. ", June l1.-The dne row q
dwelling houses situated On st: Georges
square, occupied b. Justice barns; ~. r. So'e,, ~ ~
Sunday morning. Loas estimated ut &so,ooo'
, 1860-06-12

Co.u..dx.-Wc lcarnftom tht detroit Tribune u SAT
u,dsy >co-uer Sa&eo* Of ths pot, wiz run Into
u Thar.czy nj, IT. whca Point Bs:que ty some
TIE sa~co has all cue sde II badly dA0-
.setsa lul~a:ks and hull. She s,o ont Leg fasessu
and more LESS os gerk. afc reaehrd that pom last
nkh. and .u b. detained there for come me to e< mo
before her necessary separa can be compl'tea The ia-
aks uui souu, 200. The other lost her bo~spsi
md head aear and doubtless rus'aneJ ober damage.
EB The s'czmer a}live aneh v Dc comnK up the r.s
es yestrsy oruns. b'oke ler c,nde5 tea1 " onPo
liz ,x-tch, >hx towed tie city II the A'iesnoo
oyt fe1zy haat uunclLe to p.if-D1rot 1rtuse. sh
The schooner r star IasHt down ycs etd y with
TIC .uHa o. email b. aid one OF Es1 davAllb1.