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sFNY CLOTHING STOCK.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,

Of OUR OWNAGD HOME MANUFACTURE.
UR Ready Made Clothing complete and We ask the
attention of customers aud public IN general 70 call aud
clusnd se the cheapest and best made Clothing
Oar stock large and will continue to make up
during the SUMMIT o. bc able % keep our stock In complete
ness M also. Clothes order, Ia the latest styles,
aud viii 60 DO 10 sale.
stock OF COh, Ns--grvs and Nestng on hAEd AL
We ask S call and look for yourself At NORRIS co,
aasg loo Main Street
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REMOVED.

- - RARG AMIN. JK have removed % their New store
NJ, Main street doors above thr oli stsnu
hsy increased hrr facilities for doing All snls
-s r fr line such putting description Of Water
lrts Hydrauts Water Closets Baths Boilers COOKING anse'
FImps Hyirauhc Rams, Sc Putting up Portable us "0fA
rr.l- un BUILDINGS with Eas pipes and tXturcs 49,
An sorts Of tin work R,otng Sci heating buildings Win no.
t- t. or steam take ts occasion % state that thry
~ t4 b-s Hot Ar F-ruase hs any other country which
.v eT nut Up anl warrant 90 give aatsfactian-
rsr assortment plain and fancy TN ware, snd crates Ano
Tenders always on hand antl-u
COPNRENERSHlP NOTICE..
uAVEts d4y associated with n ttt Commission, 6rocery
ana LIQUOR business T. slater The business vii be con
Quoted DO ne name OF J W. NlPk co. :! W Mft'
No So Main Street
Ps-Itsks this opportunity return sincere thanks 90 my
hfar f- taer liberal share ~ patronage during The last hrey
=, W NIPE
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fVHE NEw AND POPLAR HOOKS,
NoT FOS TIE DAY ONLYl

sir Rohan,s Ghost By Coutsiutor 20 'The Atlantic
rI.rilI book pronounced y critics superior % y lA
american book has passed tc 'ht Third E4u'n Fl'V.
..sr,,,.tpe q, sry,r Asrr This suthor ranks fFsf ir
M a M br1rs ar, -alI llr- aly other author "lh
3. .rrf.r- novel o. by Gar ls best book Fl,tN
a .rtorv OF YIor land SIKH Edition o. this elegant
80, ready Net only most interesting story tut The haud
s book of url Tts edition Is sli Al
i..-.te.rs1t over ohc-s in beauty OF binding 500
The Roman Question. by EpNrNs A'9gr Ih5 j.
ts 'Nstoa Cnr-s.t INH1, edited py NeN p y NA @i1 II
correct 81 every paf'ic llar COS
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Is Ha Drtarr t-ee par'Iur, Antique do hANwurk hh
l il fact o sI of s elegant Hcc- 1,pAue1 d 'ae Jay
1tbe book and those Who would become teach
a.a rssD FuuIrN IaFsoVEn $3.50
biography Of Srlt-ra ug ht-M en--uniyersaly &C
Above for sale by an Bookseller and sent By mail by the Pub
-'aer'. IL ruroN A COMPANY. Boston
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''ruE UNION, rHE CONSTITUTION AND THE ENfoRCE-
MINT OF TuE LAwS-HENRY CLAY
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TRIMS.
cr,p,ps- per snnum; setweekly, IS Weekly eS A.
-l-a1ce kslllancea may be made 10 ths tisk u The
r U cssel vhefe evidence Is t4Seu on the deposit Of
~ ~ P7s Caics ,outzning money.
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RICHARRSOy,s
IRTSH LINENS

SAM UEL AYRES 81 SON
ComuissiGa aid Forwarding Merchant
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
OSgaR sOR sALg-G c. Mass Lieoriee CIV oo ,s.,...
Tobacco FAToring Boz btAer NAis seotch
Seed. tc.. 1e -'P"s'eo oeAno, Olosor
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They shall keep who have the power,
Andthey shall take who can"
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GENTS PATRNT LKArHEB GAHTEHs.-
S,si '''' - N'--''' wv. vALsHA,'
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- KNTES KID GAITEBS.-The.sOf and @Osi beau
S,Sl s'-' ''-' EM WAISTS
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WILLIAMS 81 ELLIOTT.
81 Main Street, Richmond, Wa.
IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL DEAIKRs IN

VEUss, SPOKFs, FELLOls SPRINGS. Ases, Bo,, RAM,
II Leailep, Cloths. Trimmllgs, Be Gc ' 1'
AACBlNESrS' GOODS
Betting, Packing, Circular saNs, Doles 2sN ounm.,, fb
Wrenches, Feam CocHs. Whistles, Gauges te '' '"''
Agents for the BALTIMORE BELL and BR ~ vnsEs An.
Patent STEAM GUAGEi, and Crockes co ACH ARSis4ss
Locomotive aud Steam knne builders Railroa ad ana Ia O.
parr &c supplied with Brass wort aanuaetarrr pres.
fly
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COLLARS AND BRIs Lks.-We hsse In stock = So
~ peOr of uose and Mu Collars and kkna Rdes Eheh
ve are ssll-Rg os. T. RobhAisOs ~ ss = xsns ~ 1,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-18


An aged gentleman, planter In o. the southern
Siass has mat died leaving fortune OF 800 which
" 20 be disposed " according 70 the OF his
viii. and that eumeot 10 a. follows
Ibcrueath all my efiects to the children OF my brother
the folorirT con ftons DESTROYS ~ marking
sense o. the service which my Newfoundland dog req
dercq me Ia saving my lie day whca drown.
polnt my sd housescepcr nurse and mother 10 my
dos Ny natural heirs shall, on this account pay 10 her.
cat AZ my entire fortune daily Ia the folo~ing
he daily raJ lrent shall continue long the
e0g shall i've not second longer During the frst year
after oeCcsfe. 0r FOR much Of az the cog sha live,
ny b1Usesecpes sna receive IS cay the second year
she sta receive $40 dAy The third year SIS an CO.
un tsc death q the dog IN Tho OF mouth ia
wnch iae iog shall do, there sba 10 raid u my house
tpsr FOR every day o. the DOES sil5 Ca the
hw death shall be paid yer hour n the dcx's
lie $50 II the Ni hour Of hs e sue shall receive Tor
every urs that he lives 1913 and for every u
The last minute s5l0 NJ notary charged WITH supzr.
intcptirA the carrying out y my vii I"
Tbs eccentric rtarnau appears - have enerlaloed
Tor bic dcg acutlmerts smilaF % Byfon's What The
neirs vii think Or 20 cannot say, bat shall he
much surprised Il taat dos yas many hours longer sup
re nr him ~ ale At 90 minutes ana 60 after
ocock tbe s0h dsy q The meath, the 70 be paid
u the bousgEseper would be-
" 1sANs ~ tlsN ss*s.*s.4.s t1abN
III bcufg. al $50 1850
90 minutes ~ ta7a 2212S
80 sccstds, al tAoV - 500
Total. Sos las
TpAsgagvryG -rbe Governors az New York New Jer
sey and New Hampehre have appointed Thursday, the
2ah day OfN1vember - be observed day OF Thanks
Swing
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A Pho ssTArT YouAs oIa1 wl-r Es 4 stId 4.
- ifn y p'ivsie fsmh a. cpsmh.rAlsd ana pi-t
~ rusaoi4ss. have obi hl-
- h,nA and B.s; 81 city rsferenoo grn bar isai
mco "a ~ 6usbAy.
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SITUATIONS WATERBURY MALES.
A COMPETENT Oouk WAISTS A SITUATION IN A
~ tsi rest prxss family best Of ciy ref-rvnoe gven.
Gu ~ sui.sd Al - Oh a. ara teor irrn rom
A Lady Wish r. 30 PROCURE SITUATION roR
n ypuug 81 nev Il % chamber and raa
~ u wAunE .rply Al her ureseu plscr, 30 IVES; len
A SITUATION wANTBD-RY A RFsPr'TARrp YOUNG
n ri q Do chNme~~wgk snA % chlidrec or
unfre and D. pisn se~ug tot Given
80 = "a ~ o&e tAy u ~ kss ish 81 ar door. frni
A REsrHCTARtF YOUNG WOMAN WANTS srrUA.
"A u,r "a cgmveseat wsiue-s 9cod ciy refer~ncs Az.
ply aks kst l6th -, Nr1 eoor
A SITUATION " tNrED-By A RAsPE,TABI.g YOUNG
n ar a. good Ism cyok. wsshsr ard lrvner aty
re'ervnce vtven Cal Tor Two Gays i95 KAa I'll A. uy
acw
A RHPrrARLE YOUNG oTnL WISHES srvua
n ton chsmesrmaid and v % plsn sewing Inquire
f6q Smith =, Brc<lyn.
A RE1rrCrAHfK GIRL wfsHEs A SITUATION AS
"a char bermad vniuere And 10 90 me wAahinr would
t.fs oar- ~ children. ucd reference from her place
4 ali al sgi ash -. corner ~ ia AZ for tao days
A PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A SITUATION Az
N rod copk washer and god city reerence.
Gal Al u oh o., soy door, back room.
a COOKS SITUATION wANTDD-BY YOUNG NO.
N mAn, a hru ccok. thorvushly usdcsSaAnds her
busu vtl the ahnx and uoapg bea q rofe
rencc. Gall 81 lQ2 Wes Lab u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
Only one change of Cars to St. Louis, Cincin-
natl, or Chicago.
Baggage Checked Through.

All Trains connect closely with all Passeu ger
Trains OHIO and mississippi railroad anc wait
indefinitely forO. L NJ. trains when they are delay
cd, thereby insuring to passenger reliable connee-
lions Mitchell 81 Louis or Cns inaati.
RSr Passengers aud Baggage taken 60 and from
any part of the city and the Cars free of charge.
Both Through Trains come closely at Greencas-
tie vita the rerre Haute aud Richmond Railroad
West for ferre Haute and ST. ous land East for In
dianapolis. At Iafa yette Nth the Toledo X Western
Railway. And with the Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana r. X. FOR Toledo and Chicago and
all intermediate Stations. Also al Michigan City
with the Michigan Central Railroad for Chcsgo and
ali points West an North-w est. AlsOfor Detroitand
all points East.
ss- GeneraIPassenger Once Ne SIS Main street
Lousy lille, KY, " here THROUGH TICKETS aud fur
Their information can be obtained.
Trains are run by Louisville Time
K Z. KICKER ,sup't
New Albany Oct. IL, 1889. decl7-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
Negroes for Sale.

WE have q good lat Of s-groes for -aie, ameuv
w them several gaeA girls suitable far hpuss
pu<poscz: No. Soy, - Years old, oil ned -
= dining rcom servants three goad IImilifs, .sith
~ q angle Negroes sgiszbie for the arm Ne
- Cedar street. IL Il HAYNES 4 co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
PREMIUM PIANOS.

7 A. MCCLURE has for sale 80 rz<r
81 Piano Eortes from celebrat,t Ey-=-s7-7- -
makers steinway & Sons, A. II. Gale HI HE
< Co. Hazelton Bros, Peters, CTate
Co. and others, cansistiBgo f ind 6s and TX
0ctaves and ranging in prsce frou Slooto 5000, all
warreuted IN every respect Persons purchasing
rrom him v III MOI pay from SIS tn SIS more thai IL
they gave order TO a PEDIAR fiT an instrument
that they neither nor hear an III IL is put up
their parlor. Whenitis sometimes very hard to nnd
Instrument thai pieases In every particular when
you have dozen more TO select from is 10 all
likely you would be pleard in bpying by order
Also in the largest stock of sh let Music Books
and small Musir Instruments eveI offered y the
Market. and will be sold lower than by any
other bouseinthe City. Cometo SO Unionsfreei and
be convinced. J.A. MCCLURE.
iuns9s-if
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
Removed.

WE have renewed our sieck sid Brsiness frcm
w No. 90. Market street, - tht large ard ex
tersive House, Ne. 5, street fes nseriy oeca-
pied by Nessfs. Garter. NtisfeFd 4 Co., where We
xi euEist the Agricultural sua seec has
AeressgoFe. ABMshRaN6 4 co.
tan7--Im
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
Stock. Stock.

On and after saturday. the 24th Dec.s
A Express freight train will be run ON the Nash
IA Vile and Chattanooga Railroad This tram u III
leave Nashville at o'ehck 4. NJ arrf 81 Chatta-
nooga 6s25 A NJ; leave chattanooga at $50 p. NJ,
and arriye N-sviiie 5 A NJ. Stock by this train
will be about sixteen hours between Aashy. lie
and Chattanc, ga, and there make god conbec.ion
with trains running South
dec2s-tf T. W. COLE. Superintendent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
One Grand Prize of sl00,0OO

Certificates Of Packages will be sold At the following
rates wkIch is the risA:
Certificate Of Package Of % whole Tics asa co
- 26 half 14e 30
90 20 quarter a. "a rs
" 20 eighth 81 81
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Take Notice.
Cotton Yarns.

yuttorsxnd or gale AT Maasfaeturer't prices
j tasxs ,usn.ity ,fshsse csissralse Gotten fsras
Urnufacfuredby abe PiaeSood Eastery ~ hieh t'f
eanlfiy aads aperio.ty stan q Iariszlsd oar ftoss
nizELL HOOPER Co.,
nS~a-af Nas- and a4-ke
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Coal Coal. Coal.

A Ii. psrzans aezirsss <cFsszos artssss e toz
~ eaIirely frcz ffofa SIAM SI<pek aad rlakizE
eaiy SkzKs per esat. ashes shoals sse efaer -
tAs kxaa cozl fsFa. shrre sAzF aetesa sar -
e<aassslazl caes : sEe esly - tse fslias prs
Largo ssarelsd fspB, 1leenss per bsshels
s<rc<Eea % Eeund. IL f"
1ssss <a.lh,s e sac. Is =
Oreers ezn be len hex -, ,. o.. II he YARD
bsek e tie y. 8 G 3, x Dsees-
ec< z2-sf SAM Ao>ha.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

...,.sfsxs.< A . distance sAeaid % szsrs1e 49,
- = :. -. shes er.ic= lai,e<4 fs<<e<s RI 80
- s--'a- = s-rS-sss e Fkkzts- ms seaa,sx =
ssess eh s<sas za1 ssiaaiss los.s s.s-.s ne
insseeseat = hs4 cal - SCI =. - - sz,s - $40
- "a sss.f schzzses- Ssh <skss< = 80 a Al
slee 90 cq's-i rs-zes are 80 - -: Z .ss>y
s-s- = =. 49, - - cLs 4 Z asestafe<a 49,
-. : - $500 81 ea<aee y <eu,s3 49,
s<-tz- q 81 <-zz>r1rs e1-rz re <zPz<@- ft-.s
feS@fs - Il - 1855 = t1e r<5s> e fzck
e<e fss{zn<s hess t<<xe p<Hss - sse<-
go - - - - czefz. F1< $3.50 - > cef-
- - : : - - NO. S&141sk><I< CO..
tan .<t4@ M1Em<1o-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
Ordinary Drawing,
Totake place as specified.
ne Grand CAPITAL Prize of Ss0
Approximation Prizes.
whOleTiekets $40; Halves s5:ouarters 50 81
fNnRnERINa TICKETS oRcERrrrIcArrs

Enclosethe amount Of money To our address, for
what you wish TO purchase; name the Lottery in
which Won isb Il invested and wbetber you wish
Sholes, Halves ar Quarters, or kighths, receipt
of which send what is ordered by mali, to-
gether with the sehcme-
Immediately after the drawing, "A Printed Drawing
certified To by the Commissioaers, will be sent with
al Explanation.
e. Purchasers willplease write their signature.
plain and give the name of their Post Once county
and State
Accommodations strictly confidential
ss- llprizes 81 ,0oOand under paid immediasiy
yafIert heirawing-otheI Prizetatthe usaa timSof
forty days.
VPNood, Eddy & Co.'s lotteries are Grawn at
Augusta, Geo ga, and Wilmington, Delaware
Address Ordersi or Tickets . Certificates by
or Express TO bedirectedto
woon, EDDY * co. Augusta Georgia.
or. Mooo, EDDY X CO. ATLANTA ,Georeia.
or, WOOD, EDDY CO. Wilmington Delaware
EE-Circulars Containing Schemes Tor tie month
will free OF expense by addressing above
laD2s
, 1860-12-14

By overland maa GOm GaEEsrniA We 5get the

NJ
By overland maii from GaIifsrnia We Dget the
following items:
Very suddeDiycp Saturday; 24th rult;, about
81 o'clock PM, Gen. Joshua p. Haven died Of
malignant erysipelass The day before, being in
his usual health be- tOok5oharEe ef the ebssques
of Major Scotf, Sht Il Vtlie pdfi5fihanbe 81 that
duty walked much Of the way to Lone Mountain
CemetgN phbeiHgRks with ssyeTeIPAiA in
the groin, he left the procession and by advice
hastened to his home. ~ His physician prescribed
for him and q recovery 'was anticipated, until
early Saturday evening, when the symptoms beE
came suddenly worse. '''7i''a iisT''""ihI ,dr
r ''a ,''g isjHls isjHlss sGSGisGsos Ii 4; CISCO Soy @ 2T
b The Lyceum Theatre was destroyed By Gre
this morning. It was the work Of an inceDdiary.
Cotton, saturated with turpentihe, was thrown
on the stage from the skyligbt Of the roof, The
actors lost their waFdrobes, valued at 5000.
The orchestra instruments were all lost valued
at Al, 900. 7. Adams, the new proprietor of the
Lyceun, lost 81 900. The night 'watchman
was asleep IN the Theatre when the fire broke
out 'sIli lslr'1 ~ H'7' sTiiiis 3JTt fdI D. 'H11
Ebert. Barber, a member Of Saint Francis
Hook and Ladder Company, fell through an
awning, distance Of twelve feet and received
a severe conclusion Of the spine. He is thought
- bohtally injured. ,gs,,a g'',4 .r' ~. =
a s %a :. 49,. -. SAN FR&ScI,scO, Nov. Ss, 1860. "
A terrific explosion Of gas took place IN the
hall Of the Independent Order Of Knighthood,
in the second story Of Plates New Music Hall
Some thirty members we're present The room
had been closed for several days, and was full
Of gas from leak in tRsdpjRs A. N. Shock
,weAt in first with q lighted candle, when the
gas ignited. Shock is injured, perhaps fatally.
B. Franklin Is also seriously injured. A portion
Of the plaster cornice of the front wall was
, 1860-12-14
Can Apples,
ELEHE-nhH

nPeniine,s yspal l9tiiea Pie EEaitsidi gai1nt nsdW
On buh kt LSnens % iig 81 i9Fo iuamiai
Ogys vebau Ef;y I o1gg o. ,rsy 81 V ,raig
She Wan. iAs soinunity vie .it7iisssit III
AI.e hEe hasstlmen 10 Edod llanofh ilmavIlll "a
, 1860-12-14

SrEt EIJERGTOR Otll1rAI9 AZ EdilNAsa lftBl
--l5ari6aldf Washes BE bwh shirts when 6ccA-
sion requireSi AiteP tieI battle 6f 1eIRzzO, ha-
ins lisStht dffty and soiled rom fhis personal
struggle, 'hSVOOkft biF washed iV'fh tile brook
bard by and hung y nP on ihs bushes, ate bis
lu9slfef bread Gqit and YalsT, smoked hIs ssar
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rests of commerce than acting in its capacity in manner

Vs'r VI commerce. IMAM ecung 10 8 capacity IN manner
worthy OF the occasion.
IRON the San Francisco Herad.l
The Audrt Covvievs Of the Japanese embassy 70 the
United States arrived here yesterday the Japanese
Steamer "Candinnarruh, and trus. thst suthori
ties VIII appreciate the policy Of making arrangement
to receive the Ambassadors In style that will impress
them favorably upon their first advent country
The value Of maintaining friendly relations with Japan
scarcely be overesiimated Aresiy lucsive traie has
sprung up between San Francisco and that npre which
pro ises TO no In infer TO that carried ON
with China by several OF Atlantic cities IT should
therefore be the policy OF authorities pursue such
. most contribute towards auguenting the
amcabe disposition already evlnced for the American peo
pie by the Jap Government California beng free
and Sovereign State OF great Republic, should tender
such reception 70 tho representatives OF the Japanese
Empire AZ will convince them how universally our peo'
pie appreciate the continuance and improvement the COM
mercs relations that exist between japan aud the United
States. Tho United States steamer Powhatxn Captain
Tatna TO have sailed from Kapsgawa the 18th OF
last month with the Japanese Embassy board, aud 70
now fully due She will probably larry few days Of the
prompt action II any at all DO taken oysrds giving them
reception, therefore apparent Japan furnishes many
valuable commodities which required for our CON
SUMPTION and will doubtless afford vast market for
many Of our manufactures, provided the policy 80 admra
bly, initiated by Mr. Harms, the American Consul be fol-
lowed up and, possible, improved by his coun'
trymen at home. San Francisco Ia destined to become
the principal rador with The Japanese ports here their
Ambassadors will rst press American SOIL and here they
will their first realization OF the American people,
Il would be wisdom to extend coureeeS TO the Japanese
calculated TO mako them feel 1t home, and Undue them
with favorable idea Of our hospitality and refinement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11
Newspaper Accounts.
Translated from the Official Gazette.

.,
Approved In second debate the profess Of decree
proving the notifications proposed by the Senate It
United States OF America TO tho Convention Of the ID
September, 1857, with the variations made By tho Col
mission to articles LIST and ID which were discussed q
adopted one BY one which consist In adding article
the following phrase" With the amphcatisn which
necessary In the term fixed in article Sth, IN order q
the exchange OF ratifcatons may have efect and va
ing IN the I'd the words from ~, after reference to
amendment inclusive, there remaining -" In the tori
and with the notifications In which Il was approved
Legislative decree Of the 18th OF june 1853"
SENATE, Feb. II. 1880
Tho third debate was opened ON the project OF tho I'd
cree approving the notifications proposed by tho SEM
Of the United States OF America 70 the Convention OF
10th Of September, 1857, which was approved.
HoUsx OF REPRESENTATIVES, Fob. q, 1890
The project Of "decree approving the odihcasos pd
posed by the Senate Of the United States Of America
the Convention Of the 10Th Of September, 1857" was
proved In third debate and signed.
The amendments proposed were In place Of the phra
can the claims which have been presented before I
date Of this Convention, &c., this other GAN the olaf
which shall have been presented before the LIST Of 81
tember, 1882, &c. Q In article 8, proroyueing 10
9Th Of November 1882 the time for exchanGe Of rattle
tons, which In said article has been fixed.
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Our Panama correspondence.
UNITED STATES STEAMER LANCASTER, I
PANAMA. April 2, 1860.

PANAMA. April z, 1867. }
Court Of Inquiry IN the Case of Commander Lockwood
Departure Of the United States Ship Cyune-Arival Of
the Wyoming from CalIao MA GsayaqSa-Rdasa Of
the Government to 90 TO War with Bolira Chapter af Ac
cidents-The Schooner Haze, dc.
Just had predicted the Court OF Inquiry, consisting
Of Captain John Rudd and Robert Rtche dismissed the
charges preferred against Commander Lockwood BY
Of his officers and this loag standing score has ct
last been wiped out.
The Cyane sailed from here on March "A Tor San Fran
cisco and intermediate ports. She VIII 60 into dock at
the Navy Yard 1t Mare Island 10 undergo nccssary
repairs
The United States steam sioop Wyoming arrived hero
on the 27h from CAllao and GuAysqsil She brings Cal
lao dates up march 15 and the following is summary
Of the news:-
The government had refused to declare war against Be-
lvia Vice President Mar had positively declared in the
debate this subject in the Cabinet that be would not
allow himself 70 be led into another war by General CAS-
ulla
General France had sent Q minister TO AK the
aid from Peru which had been stipulated for In the treaty
between him and Castillo, which however refused BY
The Peruvian government Castillo had ss failed 10 el
M Gen Belzu in his favor u 60 70 Bolivia and attempt
the overthrow Of Dr. Lnares Things IN general n
most unsettled etate and Castlas downfall II expected
at every moment
From euayaqui We have dates Il March We 2lst. No
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u nominal At s per cent Al the figures named thers
positive and GGna los. The Mexican export, ctrcu-
iasoa and other duties and charges about 10
Per oent freight and insurance per oea and interest
cost fully IA per cent Laid down in this port 1t is
vously, therefore, losing business TO hose concerned
IN IT. and as the Chinamen have nAuguraisd the snip
nens OF American gold IL is not likely that snal
unne 70 receive large amounts OF silver coin from Mexico
mere considerable doing In geld bars AZ 500 par with
the prospect Of an advance
In stocks there has been but little done during tho fort
night State bonds have again advanced but there
none in market