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sUoAR.. We noticed sales Of about 500 hhds.
at the range Of our previous quotations. Fair to
Fully Fair 6s@7sc. % ID.
MoLAssEs.. :. The receipts continue small, and
we heard of only 500 bbls at s9@4oc for Prime
to Choice, and 35D3s and 800. for Ordinary and
Fermenting also some small lots Of hf. bbis. at
ssa@4lc. q gallon, according to quality.
Flour. !. The market was dull, and prices were
still easier for buyers. with sales of about 1900
bills, comprising $50 tfat hoop Superfne in two
lots at IS Is and IS s7a 500 in two lots at Sc co.
50 Ground hoops) at the same, 500 in two lots on
private terms, and 100 Extra at 81 90 % Dbl. We
heard runors Of other sales, but no particulars
were reported.
GRAM. About 1900 sacks Corn were disposed
Of, including 52s Poor White at ESQ.,, $50 Mixed at
10, 76s Yellow and Mixed at Is, 900 Mixed at "A,
100 Prime do. at rs, $50 White in two lots st the
same, $50 White and White Mixed at IS, and LIS
White at Soc. % hnshel. In Oats we noticed sales
Of $50 sacks ST. Louis ct CSC. o bnshei. OF Bran
about 1900 sacks were sold, Of which 2ls Of y W
900 in lots at 81 e5, and 100 at 81 10 . LOU IDS.
Hay. The sales comprised hatboat load OF
$50 tuns Western at $34 90, 200 bales at S55 90,
and $50 in two lots at sss so D tun.
puovrs,oss. !. The transactions in Pork COM
prised 500 bbls M O. at SIT so, $50 Ness at sls 90
% bhl.: also on Tuesday 260 bbls. NJ. o. and Mess
At 81 so and SIT rs, and ss7 Mess at $lS as a bbl
or Bacon 50 casks Ribbed Sides were sold on
Wednesday at 1oIc., Is Clear at TO-, and Jaster
day GS casks Shoulders private terms 10 Ribbed
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DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER,
be the safe and agent ever used for
lie destruction ofthese troublesome vsrrin
Be and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE
ETROYER there many spurious articles sale
For sale by. j. WRIGHT Co,
fal 6snkW Il and Isl Charities street.
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gebistp Of tge Markets.

CRESCENT OFFICE. No, 10 CAMr STREET, 1
Friday Morning, March 80, 1850.
CoTToN. :. The demand yesterday was fair and
resulted sales Of about 900 bales at full prices
for the IN dunn and better grades at unchanged
prices Wednesdays sales were about $4,000
bales. We quote
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

Vk1E SftAk1F AmUN& ITEM IAOUsANDs
DAILEy's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has universally supplanted all olntens healing ap
pieAons In both the Eastern and Western Heisphsrea wher
introduced s intrinsic is tho Of its
In all cuanscs Affections wesher thu canse b. scc
dent or disease.
BURNS and scalds
Instantly relieved u their anguish. pain and inflammation
By tely application Of this marvellous healer and tho Gch
renewed as II By charm, no bleuish remaining
The Friend OF the Nursery.
Children are frequent sufferers external injuries espec
ally from fluid and eaphens explosions therefore every mother
should have this healing preparation constantly hand heals
breasts and quickly the Tottes Rngwom
prevalent in children.
To Travellers by Sea and Land.
Tho machin the traveller and other individual whose
lot In life throws him within the Of accident explo
son Gro Or collision soald mind this Magic Ex
tractor his and only friend 1t both portable cheap
and should BE- his companion friend IN need There
thousands living Witnesses to testify to Its marvellous
tue who their sound limbs and muscles liz saving
efficacy,
pALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is preventive
as Ssa IS cure:
Burns Bruises,
Boils, Broken Breasts,
Bites Of Reptiles. Cancer,
Cracked Lips Chapped Hands, #st
Ghibiains, Cramp,
Contracted Cords, Chafes
Diseases Of the Skin, Erysipelas,
Fistula, Frost Bites,
Fever sores, Fecns,
Glsndular Diseases
Msreura Sores,
Pains generally,
Pmples, Piles.
Poison, Rheumatism,
Rashes Sores Of ali kinda,
Shot Wounds, Scrofna,
6curvy. scaids, scurf.
Scala Heads, 6prains
Small Pox, Tumos,
letter, Uucers, ~
yenereal Sores, etc, etc.
Bold at the principal depo II Broadway New York. and
and Isl Charities street, New Orleans, by
]. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
General Agents.
1t also DO Obtained of all respectable druggists sr
chants Throughout, the United States and Canadas
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CATTLE Y

JErFEksox cTff. - e - IS
Arrived 90 Western Beevsa, Iss Iosus III sEs3as
Is Mich Cows, and % veaI Cats. Pf5oss -
easy for purchasers. zss
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gen 0rItaus 4aiIu GrfsfsrIt,
gsb 0rIssns Alsnsu ggarhsl.

FINANCIAL AVID COMMERCIAL DEPIKT5Ira5
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| ITALIAN MARBLE-sle Slabs Of White and yeinea
$40 II BAREIII 1 CO., 81 Common street
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DENTISTRY,

~ Entrusted 10 his
In regulating GHrLDREsis TEETH and the manufacture
Artificial Teeth, DR.. NJ. has had UNPARALLELED sue
CESS. 4,
sSs-Teeth extracted without main. fe7 I'm
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= HALLER & BROTHER, MANUFAC-
~ TURERs OF COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
E&WoRK in all its varieties. Has also hand large
assortment Of Cooking Parler and Bar-roona Stoves
prepared ELL all orders in the above line In the City
Country IL 5 s83 - s5N5
Particular attention paid to ali Descriptions building work
Viz Copper Galvanized Iron Tin and Zinc Valley and
Roofing, Dewn Pipes, Fancy and Plain Heads, etc.
recently patented invention Of Lewis from
the OF which the roof OF buildings washed from all nh
prior being conducted cisterns Being self
acting in itself the necessity Of any hand
action feature not produced here before dl4ly
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Amount Of Premiums for the year ending Ueeanber
81, l619 sf4& ~
Profits for the year 26t 4
The Tsusecs have declared dividend Of TH1RTyEIaHx
after paying SIX interest al thu
standing scrip and redeem In cash the iAsHa Of 1855
Reasonable scrip payable IN after the
18th February next the LES dsffvsabd
and after tho 18th March, i66l 85 g
JAMES H. WaRK1RR Secretary. &
New Orleans. January 9. 1874 3alQ Tn
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DI4ANTEfss' PATENTED conn WOOD
i GUTTER. = -
PATENTED CORD W0@D CUTTER, and invites AL parties
planning call the performance IL tbs
which will working every day. the hours of
IL and r NJ at No. Canal This edripe Ma
chine will do With two hands
iagI r.. W. q. COOK. Sa
, 1860-06-13

10 coants5 theJ expected fit rads. Tsy TN country
dealers hsvs bs II The a1kes and tbs odert tucessd
~ xsnsEay ms. 1he4s il tut little doubt thst they
waiting u how ths oqrs pw IN ths groutd pox1sA
beo1s they uAse any mev1s.t toEa11 ay3DR In heavy
a.aeu Tia principal inquiry continues 10 be for etrips.
which sold frsy At a11beaco and IN cassa It
41. Tnezeis no shanss In p',ee woathY II noss md
tit demud fozupper qualities continues to be tra!ng.
The receipts Of Lumber during tie past week, ~ vii be
fu the tahes syeu above 4eurt to e.71s feet
which Il Just about Tie 1eceved dat Pr he
wsek ptIviouk The demAnd for c,goes, however, hul
continues Light and buyers F,i have tie Advantage It
thought 1t the beenn. ofthe wsf that the market
ffDes: but II o.ly senpoa7: for towasds ths
elose p1rea fully ~ low tbeJ wes week sko TIE
following few Of the rales sade ech1 Ago from d
Pera 7stlY stp&, It &7a:: sehr Poland. fom Grand
Teavers mill 1a1. n q o.; sohs Mlnnesota, from Green
lAte, on .p. t.; sehr Blue B<re RATED strip. from
dand Rives, At 500; schr Col. Clover. from Grand
k!ses. mixed. 1t &a6o. I'D &6Io; schr Msc'c,
ra Grind Rlvae mostly strp 1t &s1s; sehr Iesao'.
from and HVes, mostly ttsrs. At 4501; schI Kam:er
Ceooka frsm 0ad ktvet Exed, n u co. ago Of u:xad
nnbt1 vessel not xren} 1t &l0 and t8tofsora Grand
Aiver; cargo Of good xei lumber nm G.een Gay.
" 70 for bos1os End t.1o orsssiti.
HHlH1LES-The market caItnues quiet End t1rse Il
nolnpov ment 10 pdcta, Wehear dr4tei.s S.nges
selling; but several CAT from Aanuovoc. 1rand Hare
and ot' Ct psc q. wtre 10 at u M8l.f6.
LATH-Two deck leads wesc 20 d 1t u % aaoat.
PosTs-A caEo of Post, from Volt River soId 1t
7X an &, aad cargo from Grand HEveu It &c.
sH1NGLE BoLTs-A csrko of s,inEe DolFs from
Sturgeon BaY per sehr Bsirs sod II tltQ cord.
Ths following ste the doaiax Yrd qaosan Ut lumber
| hth, Dc:
, 1860-06-13
Weekly Reriew Of Ch'cago Market.

TpEspAf EFtxU9. June II, Ih6!.
fHHGH FB-Fsetehts during tho Iast ek were rot
- plenty. and tbs Il Qule; but the supply
ct vsa !'ss bseo limited, and have to note
= .a,e4 IN : Of hGxc per buahet On EEasn. Tht tn
a%s4aAstz d14nk tie rock xers !6lows: On tic fh
In t. prop r. st. te ed schs W5andotA to Buffalo
Ut &. tp the 7'h pop ushar+h. vhSat to ro7t
Clsore :he; hrs uta and Flora Tat to7, to 3uf
41@1 1s sehr stora Ks'E, %hsa.so B. 4ra, Il fkc; SER
T. j. Z H+,. wb.a: 10 UsTeso Oh pt ou tie sh. schr
L.s r. whe. ia pswee" ea batts pasid Aor,ls sua b.
n ID ~ 20 Du6 10 II s.; sshx Fl Bites. ca,n 70
Dran 1t Il; tehr 1. Williams corn 1t got
tne ~azu oats DuE 10 si4kc o. The sth. pop Pe.o-
se w.sat B. GA1o Il e: hE teh waeat 10 0swaE7
Gt9Nc; s<hr Man, ~he=: 10 B.tAo 1t III. o. thu 1th'
pssp Ton.uAu4a o1ru IL Eu1aio 4. s3c Prep Po'onac
corr - oa64o schr KYls spanEle to cEdens
burg 1Xe; Gsste Nr-7aT. wtesl to osw~Eo II ~;
Aehr Tarty MI, o<sn 10 70 htH:- TppAE-3sa1shia
~ Anl a- FL cai d. corn 70 1swtxo at l.: achr Prw
h Buolo 1t IT,; echr 1l e,1a oats 10 Buf-
AoA' *; prop Chi zRa. toTa 10 DutZA asse.
EAuAasn Fzt1ex1s-puStn4 the week. The skss CT fouE
70 PIT shQ & h&ss r.du' "a toAte.
f-o0H-R&eepts isst weef, e9k b4 sh,rped y. n
hfA+ IT, f-uf tus1kt the cute o4 a4t weekly
f*4a~ hta besa sud lots Lave .tsred dec4toe ot
1u1 lie. t,EsLd fo tbs La. been serr LIT /
and aAcou't f4os fssi hss 1t oh.a VIZ 4. vel
~ aHsz Ftout so.bss II treu4a n tahus,b hp, IN
Ass pu e1Ass'v ~ sazsa.lf. L: tbs aose. srzns n
<a4 uny be q tel alpos snt-ly noiaa! tk7e@4 u
ssnedum soo AMI n fr sood 70 ao!ee. "a
pe.trs frauds s3.7:1s.oo. wuflA WxrA1 b.anf. have
Dan Qc1t sad neslocte.. w.a limited saaa to the o.ty
@*as aas, s,~ s42*4o RI2 E1ara sa'fs n tt9qe& y
, 1860-06-13
BY. TEL LEGRAPH.
Fam. Ruckmustef the FaVoFlte, but
will mot Probably Win.
CLOUD NAT BE THE MAN.

=, [sp<r:ai Dispatch to tho Ptea' and Thsune1
sfzFSar11o' !noe II.
'1ne eItenaeaee ot oeleg ga'ss no" ~ %04e et1
ioF toe ota.e oemoe1ane eon'eatsou
ID unusually saa'' up 10 In. pe'.04' .sa.s
maot 5es ~ aft.'e'n .ne fon " 'ao wv .s
!" oe 'an' ny tne seFioos @s''asn' ~ '1'
tsA'n 10" oel'et'A" 'a'' notnne. qui.e u
oe1 " 'n' ee'sS"'ee arc ae@a'ue" ~"
re .suteo 4ne ae'ee1.es , .1o .I4! .uue -. ~. ~.
le''e'4'5 aua uao'' 'aol7ntaot! "l'aou'
gsamme. aha aaost On sea OF DOUBT aoo o1'lt-
cult5::-
The most available candidate for aoEernof
Gil confess to be Buckmaster, and 1t would not
% ol4cult to uults On him, bat thus 70 efea'e
, 1860-06-13

ST. JosEPa, No., June II the Pony Express,
With dates to June Sd, from Ruby Valley, three
hundred miles west OF Salt Lake, arrived at 6
O'Clock this evening.
No express from san Francisco since the one
which lett on the 18th Of May, aud arrives here
June 1st, has been received at Ruby Valley,
which is the fhrthest station West which has
not been interfered with by Indians. The Ex.
press has not started from California in conse-
queace Of tho depredations committed b7 1ndi
ans at stations, breaking them up and CHASING
OF the agents.
The agent at Ruby Valley writes tha! THREE
persons, employ eea Of the Express Co, a! Dry
Creek Sts,f IN, named ohm Applegate, Of Louis
Wills, Kg.; Raphael Loscler, Of Camden, nt ar
Lexington, Mo-, and Jas. Aulcott, Of Utah,
have been murdered By the Indians.
4 command Of 90 men, under command o.
Lieut.. Weed, would prrct ed the next day, Juae
4th, to the ecene Of difficulties to cbastise the
Indians and reopen the road as soon a. poaai,
BILE. Every effort will be made to re establish
the station aud put the route Ia running order.
Reliable information Is received that all the
Indiun depredations have been instiga,ed By
| Whitea.
rumor was current at Salt Like that IN ern.
iigrant train had baen cut of west Of Ruby Val'
Icy snd nearly all Of the party murdered.
The Express will commence this week nEkfug
| semi weekly trips, and nil leaya here Wedues
day, June 18th, and Saturday, June 18th, st II
| +. H.. and thereafter at the same time and day
Of each week. All matter will be pushed
through At the earliest possible moment. Ths
superintendent informs u3 that from private
adTices be thinks all viii "a regular IN ths
| cour2e Of two weeta,
, 1860-06-13

Tu.spA1 Es1s1sp. Jaaa 1th. 1H:
WEEKLY Rxy1sw-TRE WxArHEE ASp CROPS.
This weather continues cool. with occassonA
showers Of raiu, e7 that the ground Is no" well
ruoi.tened, and ali that Ii nov required ISL
GOOD warm sun te push on The growing crops.
Ths ipul ,gence from all parts Of the interior
u faso,abls to the Spring grain, and except in
places swept by the tornado. there is every
prospect Of prolific yield. The winter wheat
10 soue parts OF Southern Illinois Is being bar
resrod; but tho yisld is reported light, although
she qaalits is good.
Tes receipts and shipments Offending articles
oscomnerce during the past week and slnce
tae lst Of January. will he found io tue follow
Ing comparative tables:
, 1860-06-13
Serious RuilroAd Acc tdcut.

St. Louls, June l2sh.-The passenger trala
on the Belleyilie a,Iroad ran otf the track four
miles this side Of Be1lerille, St. Clair Co., at
O'Clock this morning, completely wreeking the
engine, baggage car aud one passenger car, and
arjuring some thirty persons, many seriously.
large pumber Of The passengers we're dele
gates to the Democratic State Convention, to
nr neo 6t Of Rse most
wonaded: Simeon Elmer, Geo. L. Ntihcfe. 4,
A; Moore. c. Vxnclere. G. IF. Shook, i. J. Rap
hin. ". q. Stewart. Thos A. Thorp, Hon. W.
u. snl Ger. all Of Belerille; Jas Hill, Of Ut.
bans; jac.b Naner, Jacob Kuoeb=l, Charles
sohnchmau, and Ross, the engineer. The acci.
Gent occurred by sle displacement Of 8 switch
, 1860-06-13
'passrk DSfFp5fs .Fasms I0eh.%l lfh.

ur-stmr Sea Bird pro,t F. un.aa ~ Granite stat'.
ofden.suEh+ Aens: p,eo,.h b.,ts Badses state que
wilson. Iv: Yankee Creso sunb'.y. John TburbJ b.
81 P<ut Augustus Fcrd Lev1s Cs,s. Fosune F III 10
Dovn-Prol,a koEth.,n Light Aon1E nerF. oaeta Of
d Il. ady q ,he Ike. son9a sweeo.y brts Con:
ine,c., B.y CITY: tehn seaman A"rnint nfat s:ar Of
Rs,W. fiy;rS Cloud J Gn8'. william Ssaatr1or. Or.
icthisn. Aufuat Eight ,ee ttls S~ett Span
T. tAt6Sm. d II F.r1ham, G~raia j Il Dfafe, u
Drt ensor. Lethyr, Fosest, Fxtst flcury-
, 1860-06-13

Ar, Hunter Of Louisiana 1aored thu prsvtons
question, He was surprised that aftsr tho full
and formal understanding. that thers should
have bean opposition to d.5sct ~ .ote o. ths re-
Nr. Jones of Georgia said it would ~bo highly
{mproper to take any action at this time on tho
uIatforn. We expect, should ne not be sble to
barmonIrs nt Baltimore, to hast Kentucky, Ten
neseee, Missouri, North Carolina, Delawass, In
diana md VirginiA in tho Convention with rs
when We re- assemble, and II noald be improper
for us to take anY aetion now on platform.
The yote was then taken On the resolutions
and adon4ed ananimously with the exception Of
the vote Of South Carolina, Ar. hhett enuonnc.
ing that Tho delegates from that Stafe were
ready tdproceed at once to tho bustneas for
which thsY were delegated.
vention Tas changed tn Thuraaay, the alst.
The Committee on Credentials reported that
dh1roste. were present. from Arkansas, Ala
bama, Texa4, Loutsiaua, Mississippi, South Car
olina, Georei*, the 9 dia'rlct Of Tennessee aud
the 7th district Of Virginia.
4 letter from the New York Commissioners
was read declaring that they are here as pro-
moters Of peacs ard harmony, and that they
are also hsIe to give the assurance that New
York would be found 'rue to the South aadtru
| to North. should . crisis arrive.
Col. Baldwin Of Syracuse said New York
came here to aaaist to throw oil on iha troubled
waters, to ur4e you tu do as Jou have don-,rto
take no decisive action here, but 10 60 to iii.
| mora. Ths Commissioners. he sale. a4reed riih
| this Couyeution ia deploring the nomination ot
| an individual whose election would be as iDia-
! rious to himself ss 1t would be destructive to
| tho Democratic party. and dangerous TO the
Union. Mr. BsldHin proceeded At some length
| to deprecate the dissolution OF the unioo, and
| tn eav that be was tle OF those who could nut
see how The Union could be dissolved.
| Mr., Dawson Of Georgia called the gentleman
, 1860-06-13

Haftdcatton Meeting ut Columbus,
Ohio
coLuAaCs, Ohio, June ia large and en-
thas'ast,o Lincoln meeting and torch-l,ght pro.
cessiou was held tonight. and The dediea,ion Of
a1igwsm Of Wide A1akes. 4 p,le q hun.
dred and fifty feet IN height was erected 10
front Of The wigwam. this Gtsruoon i large
number Of delegates TO the Republican state
Convention, to be held here to mo11ow, have
arrived The prospect for full Convention u
good.
, 1860-06-13

NEw ToRx, June a. The steamship Moses
Taylor briggs Havana dates to.ths S:h int It
Is stated that an American schooner With 400
negroes on board had been captured and taken
to Key Vest Sugar PRETTY active At well sus-
tsined prices for grzdes below Is cents, .hile
finer grades wsre so.uewhat lower. Stock at
Havana and AstnrzAs $4,000 boxes. lolassea
dull
, 1860-06-13

PB1LAuKLPuA, June l2.-About forty Of the
Japanese were very pleasantly entertained at
'hs Academy Of Music this afternoon. Tbs
morning was spent ia visits By detachmsnts to
q number Of periodical aud je~elry stores aud
facsosies- The mint ha. not yet been r1si.ed.
The Indies crowd their apartments this evening.
, 1860-06-13


WASHINGTON, June 12 The Covode Comuit-
tee have nearly completed sseir lAbors. Secre-
tery Cobb to day testified that be neTer, By
himself OF with The President, had any inter-
view or communication With representative Coz
before. dnsiug or after the pending Of the
Euglish bill.
any change be made in the reciprocity trea,y,
it be in ea'nrg1ug its basis, perieesing aud nos
destroying ii.
New Comuitteez Of Conference ON the Hore-
stead bill meet to morrow. It is understood
that all are ANXIOUS to reconcile the differences
it possible without sacrificing the prlnelp4l
deemed essential in each houss.
Tho Senate amended the House amendment
to the Pacific Telegraph bill hy striking out the
part in relation to advertising for sealed pro-
posals, IL and inserted 10 lieu thereof direo-
ton to make contract with Ztoas Barnum and
others ior the construction Of tho line. Thus
amended the House amendment WIS eoncurred
! In. TIC House bag Jet TO act upon she bill.
WAsalsoroS, June 1.-THE Senate Commit
tee On Finance met to day, but TOOK no action
on the tariff: They adjourned till to morrow,
| ter has promised bis friends to reach sorle de
cislon on Wednesday and report the result to
the Seu1te. The pTeseot purpose is to move a
! postponement Of the tariff TIL next December
al'eging want of time TO consider it fully.
! 1ostead OF reporting 40 much Of Mr. Morrill,
| tariff bull as provides for u loan to meet Dir
Buchauan's d'ating debt Of 62l. 100 900, Nj
Hunter intends to move it - M independent
amr ndmsnt to one Of the pending appfopria
tlons BY way Of cutting of al consideration o1
tbs tariff.
Dispatches were received from Mr. McLans
to-day, which gava far more d.scouaging NC
count Of the prospects Of the Liberals in Aexiot
than has jet been published. All the reeen
statements Of their victories appear to havt
been exaggerated, and it is hardly probable
from internal disorder ard other causes, tha
the Juarez government can sustain itself, eve,
nominallg, much logger, it at all. It is under
stood that Seuor Mata received substantial,
similar intelligence Mr. AcLanei il not expect
ed to return home Immediately.
| WASHINGTON, June l1.-Col. Forney was be
fore the Coyode Committee two hours to-day
and il to continue his testimony to morrow.
is said 10 be oil 50 importsnta nature that
copy Of it will he fos~ arded to the President 70
examination befors being made public. Con
trary to The usual practice Of the Comnittee
they placed the witness under IN obligation no
to reveal bis testimony until it is concluded
and the President makes known his pleasure q
the subject by reply or otherwise.
, 1860-06-13

~ The ta-t R. @. Wlnsor. ofthls 1or', proy=a u b.
tho yes se which coded With the seloores Sasen Lat
Huron On Wednt sAay night LIST Tie Wns}ow hat htr
fo.e1a md toIsaI carried tay. b"aides Err bowspr.t
Nb boom and brad aeas, Her item was completely tax
cut he causing her to leak badly Up to her i7a At DE-
uol where sas sone1nto do i to. sefals Her fana:e
w amount 10 sto $40. TIE saseo damaged to tbs
amount of Ahout 4.o1.
n Capt. Do1l. # thr hr'k YourE Am,.trf, which II
Tsed here >a.urday ma1t4s that the III
tvsss nrs from = hc picked asa,ns he,. ~,
a3ur sacL .: coee nd t*o lates. rue had tern
Ygae the d,y pr yous ana c.p it!r \ ~ esrs
md j. in cha1sa Ct Charles EnAen llsa
, 1860-06-13

Fox LAx1 scrx1 On The propeller Mon n'eoperY -
rived mere s.'uro.y. C.p! D..tson q re sshr
having struck 1o.k u Des.ur pas r. and lnneai.
R4ly tunk- knt hid b atd 800 Iron ore. She .
il up ehe, d. 10 trouble Ii .tsuk her * In.
Tbs rops 1es Nohern Lxht AT rcd -aturd
ruesost e7e1h Z. Arrived ut Mpqu..te Thus iay
Ing Al Aruuete were pEop Mineral III &. sehts Mldd
tch1 E,hAa Allan b ven asQpettr nd y vt. Tbs pr
Iron !ty br mr. th Il md Let bcf wheel les a'ort
p..tn ess v. b fo x.5tea Gs A. Il NJ tvs l,,s
haiow ,ha Eou boana up. Me- prop Go TaYl T. Frdst
Uhurchs. The eh, 4sy stexatt y = ss Kcnnd ,a,and
~ sch7 {rnppes To b. t>e t.hec sunk Ii Urtku
paa.ag ), ,losdtd.-Ipetzut Ts.tune, lith.
i" CAPT. S. u. Ro. 1cson- sate Of she tug Bruce, VI
t&sT has psseased BudAo he Tug Rapid, to be
The 1ive. snd cIs'wher fof ckt owlx purto.es
ene II e ,eca&d - sstt { here tocAy.-t1esd.
, 1860-06-13

Flora Temple BeAten--Patehln Ticto-
rious in tpVo straight HeAtA-
NV {oKx, June le.-ln the tFot to dsy b.
tween Ftora Temple and P4tchen,two cails heats,
the latter was thbxipner IN two slrzisht heats
Time, 4:534 and 4;57t. The frat xaf1e il the
6rst heat WAS made IN 2:22- Tha drst mile in
tho second heat was uade IN a:o74.
, 1860-06-13

Religious Annlversary In Coaxda.
ToRoxro, c. ", June l3.-ThA Church OF
England Synod meets here today The S1nod
81 the PsesbJteziaa Church Of Ca1ada meals It
Hamilton tomorrow, and the annual meeting
Of the Congregational Union meets at Montreal
tQ-mQrrux
, 1860-06-13

ADRIAN, jane 12sh---At the Republican Con-
gressional CouTe ntion for the second District,
held at Ooldwa.er today, Fernando Q BsamAn.
Of Adrian, IVES nominated on tue frat h2lot-
, 1860-06-13

AIhAsx, June l2.-rhe letter Of Horace
areeiey to Senator Seward. Of which 30 muea
has been said, has been placed By Mr. Seward
III Mr. Weeds hands, and bf the latter returned
10 VI. GREELEY for publication.
, 1860-06-13

BOSTON,, Nay IA large portion Of The
property stolen from Josiah GoodIngs, jeweler.
some days since, vas recovered this mornip,t T.
Joung man named Frank Dean il under aF.
rest Tor the burglary. The value OF the IRON.
ersy stolen is about & eco.
, 1860-06-13

100 Bbla. NEW YORK SYRUP
sAksoxs, RITm : 4Raqk11,
"a kqR1a Wbf1 FH94t,