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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24

TRADE OF THE METROPOLIS near ap.
proach Of the Presidential election, and the ex-
element in the South caused by the proba.
hity Of LincolR's election, have not materially
affected the trade Of this city. The retailers
have had an immense harvest during the sum
mer and fall, the great jobbing and importing
houses have had their hands full, and the year
so far, has been one of exceeding prosperity.
Now, notwithstanding all the disturbances
abou, us, things go on here about the same as
usual. There is a very deep feeling among
the merchants and others on the subject of
Southern agitation, caused by Northern fanati
cism. This feeling will be made apparent, not
by proc eesioDs, parades or mass meetings, but by
tremendous rally of the conservative classes
at the polls. New York, having thus shown
herself to be sound, will quietly let things take
their natural course.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24

A CrRIovs PoLrrIc,L HAsH.-The list of nomi.
nations for Congress, Assembly and judicial
Offices. which we have already published affords
a rare study for political philosophers. The
terrified democracy pre- split up into as many
cliques as there are days In the week, each
claiming to be regular, when everything Is ire
guitar, and the voters who have been In the
habi, Of taking their tickets meekly as maternal
milk are completely bothered to find their old
chiefs arranged under distinct banners. In this
city containing six Coners ssonal districts, there
are over -four anti republican candidates to each
district, and the aspirants for the Assembly are
even more numerous than those who pant for q
seat In the national councils. There Is no union
except upon the electoral ticket, which is plain
sailing enough. For the rest, the conservative
interest may lose two or three members Of Con-
eress through the stupidity Of some Of the
hack politicians, whose game Ia 90 deep that
no one can understand IL Day after day we
have these mushroom nominations springing
up. One ambitious individual has been nomi-
mated for two ofices-City Judge and Justice
Of the Superior Court Whether he expects to
be elected 70 both places does not appear. The
fact u that every barroom and corner grocery
10 turned into . political rendezvous, at which
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHIApRIP HA, Oct %, 1850
Railroad, ~ Morris Canal 6sts Long Island Railroai,
Ia; PeDpsy lvsnia Railroad, 3e. Sight exchange On
NFw ostK.Ss, Oct. %, 1850.
Cotton quiet: sales today 10000 bales. al Ikc. .
1ihc for mddnng sales Of hres days g 900 bales 70
cepts Of three days ~ bas against 81 500 oaies tbs
tame time In last year Receipts Less tnaa last yeAs
o5oto bales stock At all Southern ports ess than lass
faiy lair xolsscs sec sic' Tob.reo OF arm: prices
higher but quotations unchanged. freikhts-Cotton 70
and and Nth Silis or isdins Icss icTa Lish, 81.
change on New York at par \ per cen. discount
Moissses $50 4oc Flour quiet At IS 50 q IS % ~
srpcrhne me rest Of the market unchanged.
RAIrxoRu, Oct q, 1880.
Flour dull and unchanged. wnest steady: ret, 81 -
siic white, 81 asa 81 10. Cora nrm yeow, ole TOO;
~bns, zoe a "a Provisions dull and Unchanged. Coles
arm. whskey &c.
-Four quiet, but arm. Wheat dun. white, siso q u
as red. OIL IS 81 20. Corn quiet yellow. I3c oodee-
30, 1859 slSac sug@-cuea, &C. 5se rorx-
Me's, sia o2h Bsoon-s'oes 11ki ailhc ;shoulders,
exc asae whssey steady At 2ahc sShe 49,
flour eui and unchanged wheat dun -hi,s Eich
gan lots 81 81 state, 81 So oAts 30 10 for NAss
sslts so 900 bushels. Crn dull at 81 a. Tor western
mixed sss oc ss sIg ssSr. axe sales
bnshels Whisky. 2shc.
Flour Inactive and unchanged ~ price whe.' qua,
lots At 81 30 Tor red state 81 Tor .hte
Michigan Corn dul: race 900 bushels western Mined
Al sTl1c Oats steady saies 20 coo bushels state 81
3eho Barley good supply and demand act foo
mime 10 arrive; sales % 900 bushels at
.sc for GOOD four rowed, Tso soc Tor Canads Esst,
-o for mircd STATE, and "a &c Tor Lake shore 10 600
bushels to- Canada West Receipts os buey to oct Is
are $50 500 bushels against ga s6o bushels last year
BUrrsIo, Oct 23, 1905 n
Flour dull and une hanged wheat du heavy. 20
sales: buyers offer 81 t2 No Chicago spring. bot
holders ask 81 ca. Corn dull and lower sales 90 90
busheh At sc 90 coo do. a ksHc whi~ey owcs
safes 80 bos .. gle Canal irsisnis n,m, a. soa %
wheat; $50 corn IN New York lake Imports oos
bbls nour ga eco bushee wheat 900 DO corn
DO barley. lanai expors-4,coo bbls. -four, Iisooe
busheh wheat, 30, 900 do.
Oswrso Oct 23-ep.M
Flour steady, bat dull Wheat quiet 100 bushss
No. Milwaukee Sob at 81 10 Corn quiet. Barley 90
% plcoty. Rye and oats nominal Canal freRh0 un-
cesnged-four, 42c a &c wheat IKE. corn, l2c. 70
Nev York lake imports, owing 70 continued unfAves-
be winds, continue light, consulting for the as. sssa
four hours Of oco bushels rye Csoai erpcrnsWs
barrels door, 800 bushels wheat, 1900 bushes corr,
zoo bushels barley.
Flour dull Ard Toe . l5c lower. wheaa dun sAes "
husbel Il eec fpv North western Cub, NC NE
No l. 500 Q s2a for No. q In SORE Corr dal -
lie lower saIcs n 900 bushels q Stc ssc OAn euIee
Rec-ip& so bbh. aouS. - bunhsh vheaA 49,
bushes vhess 1 80 busAsis eoss, 900 busheh caaa
Frssshs ussnG9s1. eishs sEshnngs % ksv Fssk ~
cso< prsuiun'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24

Dopwox1n's HALI--Mss Cariotta PATHS concert
comes of 10 morrow evening, and win undoubtedly
attract full and fashion able house. Misc Patti although
s young lady, has been very well known here a an
excellent artist and accomplished teacher Adelna
Patti much OF her musical education 70 her sister,
Who has soprano voice Of the best quality The best
artists bcrcabotus will sssisi Miss Patti whose concert
will probably be the best, Ia the orst OF the season
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24


SECESSION IN MEXICO We make room to-day
for an important document which has BEEN
published by Gen Vidsurri Governor OF the
States OF Nuevo Leon and Coahuila, Of the
Mexican confederation, in seif-defence against
Gen. Degollado Commander. in Chief OF the
constitutional forces Of Mexico.
The chief importance of the document Is de-
rived from the view it gives of the condition OF
the confederacy of Mexico. A contest has
sprung up between the Governor Of one
of the States and the Commander in Chief
of the federal forces, in which each claims
the right to dispose of the public forces
and revenue. and to compel State to submit
or to seceds. The federal powers Of the
government from which Gen. Degollado derives
his authority are as little considered by him
as are ths great principles on which the con-
federation is based by Gov. yidaurri. The
latter has drawn a military Gordon round bis
State TO defend it against the forces OF the con
tiguous ones OF Zacatecas, Tamaulipas and Chi
huabua, and Nuevo Leon is practically sepa-
rated from the Mexican Union.
These are the events which are ripening In
many parts of Mexico to destroy that republic.
Federal powers are exaggerated and misussd,
and State rights are aggravated till they be-
come impI acticable. Our own foolish politi.
Clans North and South, may see in the exam
pie Of Mexico, and the contest between vi
daurri and Degollado, the logical result of the
ultra theories they are proclaimiDg here-se-
oessiou practically in Mexico and prospectivey
ia the United States.
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TRIPLE SHEET.
NAILS FHR EUROPE.


1hs New York Herald - Edition sor
EUROPE.
The Ounard mall steamship Africa Captain Shannon,
viii leave ths port to-day for Liverpool
The European mails will CLOSE In this city this
morning ten O'Clock.
Tho EunornAs EpnIos OF HERALD will be published
bali past nine O'Clock W the morning Single copies
In wrappers six oents-
win oanhns the rsceivea by mail and telegraph NJ
thu oos during previous week and up 70 the hoe,
II publioatioa.
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Flora Temple and George M. Patehs.

The trot between Flora Temple and rstchen took place
this afternoon Two thousand people present Late
bad made the track heavy, aud there slight
fall OF Just the herses started Patchcn the
arst heat; Flora the second, third srd fourth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24

Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, Oct %, 1890
The steamship Alabama arrived here at her wharf II
9 y O'Clock, Tuesday afternoon. All well.
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cAPTVRE or GUADALAJARA BY THE LIBERALS.
New ORLEANS, ost %, 1850.
Private advces rom Mexico have been received 10 this
city. stating that the liberal army, under Gen ozon,
bad captured NE city d euadaiajArA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24

NEW OsIxASs, Oct. %, 1880
The boiler OF tho Chemical Works. corner Julia and
Fulton Streets exploded day, demolshiDg portion Of
the wall OF the building and injurng two persons
severely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24

The Ohio state Election.
CINCINNATI, oct. %, 1850.
10 Ohio Brinkerh,Ts ofnciAl majority for supreme
Judge 10 twelve thousand hundred aud three.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24
arrival Of the City Of Washington
Of Cape Race.
tn y W Ar Tn 1xAxx.
The Bloody Battle Between the Garibal.
dams and Neapolitans at Capua.
COMPLETE ROUT OF THE ROYALIsry
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&C.. &C., "a.

81 JOINS, N. r., Oos. %, 1890
The mail steamship Oty Of Washington which leu
Liverpool Wednesday. the 10th nss via Queenstown
litb passed Cape Race at o'clock this evening ~
was intercepted by the news yacht q the press
The dates by the City Of Washington arc four days lat
than thoee BY the Arabia
The steamship Jura rom New York. arrived d Li7ss-
pool on the 9th
Details Of the battle Of vo,turno have been received
was most protracted AMI bloody struggle bnt ths
NeapoitAn army finally driven back in great eisor-
der 70 the fortress Of Capua with estimated loss os
over three thousand men killed, besides I've thonsssA
taken prisoners The forces OF Garbsd, lost from no
70 1900 No have taken place since The
battle up 10 the latest sdvices-
The poeiton OF affairs in the Pspal States remains
without any change Of moment
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BRowxsvILIx, n, T.. Oct ~, lsoo.
party Of enirants arrived from Uian on saturday
night. While on the Plains George Miltimore robbed
b. Alien d. Warren Of $500 10 gold, his earnings for
eighteen months labor In Utah. Warren Is uader A.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, Oct Q, 1890.
Cousols cosed Tuesday at e3S for money, and o3x
931s for account
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Ost. 10, 1850
The sales OF cotton On Monday aud Tuesday amounted
u ~ COO bales including 500 bales spectators and
exporters. The market on Tuesday evening firm,
extreme prices closing with an upward tendency.
The aivices from Manchester favorable, with q
upward tendency for cotton goods and slight advance
yarns.
LIVERPOOL BRKADsTUFFs MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 10, 1881.
BreadstuGs had downward tendency, and oil quatie
had slightly declined except corn, which was steady
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The provision market generally dull
THE LATEST MsREErs.
LIVERPOOL, 0,t. lo-P. "
The sales OF cotton 70 day will reach from Is 900 10
20 900 bales The market Is buoyant.
Here the telegraph line ceased working east Of B.
Johns, N. B., leo the operators report We coose
quenily without foR commercial and report
from Liverpool well ~ the day later report from
Queenstown.
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Marine Disaster,

ALEXANDRIA, Oct %, 1890.
The propeller Sey mour, hence for Philadelphia weoA
ashore at Mathis Point, Poto mac saturday night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24

Nsu oriaASs, ocs g, 1890.
ne ssssnship oAhavss sails from this por, Tor New
Yovk, via HAvNsA, o. ths 2Sth Inst
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SAINT excursion mp Salt river. they ~iil be COM
PEELED TO travel to that bourne from which no
news paoer ever returns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24

rAErMm Porsr, Oct 23-fi r. N.
me wsaaher u cold, calm and clear No signs Of the
sseAnshIp Canadian, nov due OF This point with Liver
200, dates Of The Ill., end fondo0derry q the i2th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24

bali dozen broken down spoilsmsn organize
Convention" or Ward Committee" or
rome other apparently official concern, and set
up Tom, Dick or Harry as the regular party
candidate. Then comes the old humbug Of
withdrawing" making sacrifices for the good
Of the party and other cant of the same sort
People have become quite disgusted with this
stuff and nonsense, n the small politicians will
find out ere long, And while we earnestly urge
our readers to vote the Union electoral ticket,
we also trust that they will select for Congress.
Judges and Assembly, the best men, no matter
whether they come from Tammany or Mozart,
whether they support Douglas or Breckenridge,
whether they are regular or irregular.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24

A NEWSPAPER REvorUrIoS IxPESDrSG-The
breaking up Of the democratic party Is a very
serious thing for the myriads Of newspapers
which have fattened during the last eight years
upon government pap. The liable editors" Of
the rural political press are already ia terri
BILE condition Of funk. and have made the most
pathetic appeals to the capitalists 10 help them,
or they sink. The capitalize Is Of the opinion
that the operation will not pay 90 be buttons
up his pocket, winks his eye, and says sink
Al 1t IL physically impossible for these fellows
to live without government advertising or
public printing, ~ may expect to hear much
weeping and wailisg and gnashlng Of tsesh
among hen after election, whsn, sfts< plss-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24

,ories Of NeS Fngiand; felt ia the com
neIciai cities OF tn. seaboard; felt by
the merchant. Of this city; felt by all classes
1t wa- in the South that the terrible fnan cia
revuIsion of 1887 commenced, which shook the
North through iis whole extent, spreading ruin
and dismsy II the panic which is no y threat
eped in the South should increase, the conse-
were in 1887. Ii they are preparing for revo
tuition. they will of course deem it the most
prudent policy to keep their money among
tbemselves and not seod 1t for goods to the
North; the chances. therefore, are that stag
nation in business, and commercial revuIsiou,
commencing at the South, will soon carry desc
lation and calamity to the North.
Let Mr. Lincoln be elected. as there Is
every probability be will be, and 1t
will then be seen how much Of reality
there is in the revolution of the South
There are those who affect to despise
ter without them. Such persons never trouble
themselves with statistics. OF the exports Of
the country seventy per cent are from the
South, and only thirty per cent from the
North. 1t is clear, therefore, that the South,
which has only half the white population of
the North, while its exports are more than
double is really supporting the Northern
population in our large cities Take away
that support. and an amount of suffering and
confusion will follow which it is fearful to con-
template The day may not be distant when
many of the republican merchants ard mechan-
les and factory hands at the North will curse
the day they were ever induced 70 join fanati
cal party which has brought such ruin upon the
country. But even this would be but the be-
ginning Of their sorrows.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24

BRYAsTs MINSTREL, Mechaniz Hall. E2 Broad.
~ay-BumIseuEs. sosGs. pAscEs Ao-wr Cosx vsos
NIHa
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EIBLo's SALOON. Broadway -Hootsv cAsr.NtL's
klssrREs frHioPiAr scsss BuALEsQuEs, DANCES &c
Pxisox WALES BALL
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BARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUMf3roAdway Day and
kvsning-JosKFH DIS MISUNDERSTANDING CURiosi
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CANTERBURY M"sIo HALL. eS3 Broa~ay.-sosGs,
eANcEs, BuRIEsauEs &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19
rELHaRAMs.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, April lS.-SENArE Mr.. Kennedy IN,
troduced bill for the transportation Of the mails and
Government supplies by railroad to the Pacific
MesSrs Sumner and CollameT presented Abolition pc
tous and moved their reference to the Judiciary Com
mittee. Mr.. Mason moved that they lie on the table
Agreed to.
On motion Of Mr.. Anthony, a resolution was adopted
calling on the President for the instructions 70 Mr. Nc
Lane, when he was appointed Minister TO China
The Homestead bill resumed. Mr.. OWNS amend
ment legazing the occupation of public lands IN Cali
oruia and Oregon for mining purposes was discussed at
length.
Without taking the question the Senate adjourned.
HoUSE-Ihe deficiency appropriation bill was passed;
The military academy bill taken up as returned
from the Senate with an amendment authorizing the
employment Of the Texas regiment of Rangers The bill
IS stin under dehate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19
LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEw YORK, April ls.-The Arago, from Southampton
the 4,h, has arrived here.
Cotton dull with little enquiry; prices weak, and a
slight decline IN some cases COnSols 81 3-Sas4 II.
Arrived out the America, Australia, City OF BAlti'
more and Vanderbilt
Warrants had been issued against Savers and Heenar
70 keep tho peace for year. Conference OF the
Great Powers is probable. There is a revolutionary
movement in Spain; General Ortega with three thousand
men, has proclaimed Don Carlos King.
Austria protests strongly against the annexation.
Money in better supply. Flour dull but hrm-South
Dos; Ohio % 2gs. Wheat quiet but steady; red
los los Sd white los % l2s 3D. Corn quiet-yel
low SIS 90 S4s; white Sos a SIS. Pork firm. Bacon
steady. Sugar steady. Coffee steady Rice dull Rosl
steady. Spirits Turpeutne dull American securities
firm
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CATARACT
WASHING MACHINE.
Clothing, Time and Labor Saved
INDISPENSABLE TO HOUSEKEEPERS.

TIVE simple economical and durable article offered to
4 tbs public 10 alleviate the disconforts Of wash-day
DESCRIPTION.
Il consists OF metal cylinder with r5s the Inside and
cylinder 81 wood With ribs There OF from 20
cylinders Ou9 crank both lin
time Ia opposite dC'i0us rapi y creating
sus f0rcug through the clothes aud vnvcuay
The action OF thy does the work quickly dis
penses entirely With utbu and thus the OF clothes
SULLIVAN 4 HYATT, PropHeors,
- BE .kmau ST., New York.
Country Rights Tor sale, and purchasers sup
piled wth Machines az wholesale liberal terms
~ Machine Is In operation by Aundress daily, at
Ssle'room, 439 Broadway. tr9"-dtv8m
NEW AND POPTLA OBLIGATIONS,
y lie. tive1 AZ WET & JOlINSTONS
Publishing Booksenc anil Stationery Establishment, li5 MAN
Street, tac's Square.
A Voyage down II . Il cor, with Land Jour- ey
through SIBERIA and lrcd u-l toes o' hanch oia kaul-
schatka japan. Ey Perry NcDouau-h Collins - ~
Lii. Of Ron. StCphCn L. DOUg las, 4. y. senator
from llgUis with bis Oct Important Speeches and Reports
Ey a member ~ the Western Bar with portrait 81.
The Pioneers Preachers and irp- ~ the Mississippi Val
ley nv WIN. Henry Nibu author % The "khc Axe and
Saddle Bags Hrd Zen Wears OF Preache- Life" 81 ~.
FTIIrswOOd POSt-Occ. by the author o. the "lier Of
Rect ME- &C. &C..
The DIvor,c-a Tale Fashionable Life BY Lady Clara
CsNeudsh 5o-
StOr es Of Inventors and DisrOy rers in Science
ana the Useful Arts o,k ior Old and young. by
Jol o. 1lGbs 2. ; \, VIII Illustrations. ,ac
The History OF France (Aucieu Gaul) BY Parke God
win a.
The Cations Family Picture By SIR Edward Lyton
Library Ediiun g.
The Thrcc Pines. BY Jacob Abbott zoe
NBUrders 10 receive prompt attention should be address,
81 10 WEST JOiiN-TON,
1.-2t booksellers, l45 Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19

CoLUNBlA April lS.-The Carolina Convention have
r affirmed the Baltimore and Cincinnati platform, and
tn, bred Scott dccision The proceedings colscr
valve. Adjourn i sin = lie.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

CmCAGo April lS.-The machine shops car house and
other buildings OF the Illinois Central Railway, with four
locomotives, etc. burnt this morning. Loss $780,
OuO Fully insured.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19

CRY Cor>-l-A called meeting of the Council was
t5 yss s-I4, att,raoou-aI the members pr,s,ut tx
.s-. Dr Nils. aud Mr. Dreamer.
b. Blrr from special committee, presented an ordi-
--s 90 provide for the election Of Judge of the Hls-
r-, Court etc The ordinance was read twice and the
t-s prescribing che salary 6.led with 81 600 10 was
,.sr BAL ID upon the table, on motion of Mr. Anje S. H.
s.5 desired tine 90 examine h.
The ordnance provides that the official term OF the
Judge shall commence on ist July .S', and that the
-,. election shall be held ON che 26,h OF June next.
Toe resignation OF Dr.. Mills as member OF the Couu-
al rendered "a. che last meeting read and accepted.
Afe-a consultation between The other members from
V5rroe Ward Mr. Burr nominated IT, JAS \. Scott 70
81 -de vacancy.
Mr.. Anderson Indicated "a purpose TO vote for Mr.. G.
Randolph, because be had been a useful member Of
s Council two wears ago and bad received the highest
5. of OH. unsuccessful candidates the late election
Mr. Hi spoke boz favor OF carrying out the recommcu-
difon Of the member, Of the Ward In the representa-
ton Of which che vacancy has occurred. This he said
bad been Che uslA. practice.
After remarks by several other members defining their
POSITIONS NJ Scot, vas elected.
Ur motion of Mr.. Anderson 60 was resolved that all
measure, regard 90 the erection OF new JAIL be
pended fog Doe present
Tie opinion was advanced that the reorganization Of
s H1tn,s Court win render the erection of a new Jail
unnecessary.
Ua motion. tbe Council adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19

IHE DUocEArlc Pow-Wow will commence at Charles
%" On the Esd inst Excursion tickets viii be furnish
- or SIS each at the Office Of the Richmond and Pc
.'''lrg Railroad Company See advertisement.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19

NV Yorx Anil f,-Coon heavy and sales OF loco bales
slightly unchanged Wheat heayySouth-
IS Corn huoyan-iyci s4h cts Provisions qgiet and
unchanged sugar buoyant-s',s Of 5000 hhd The
changed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19

DEATH OF A MINISTER.
NV YORK April lS.-Bevcry l.. Clark, Minister to
Guatemala, died the 18th OF March.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19

tIHmTIoS SotEEE.-The annual exhibition soiree Of
H. e. A NcEvoy will take place, tonight, at the Ne
'llaes Institute. The programme embraces eighteen
-A1aes by Mr. McEyoy's pupils
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-19

NEw YoRS, April ls.-The slave big recently taken
into Nassau formerly the Hurricane Bird, OF Ba-
more
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, q.

DAHARFINE CANDLES.-These Candles are made q
- pared farsane product from the dtuauoa o. So-i
NE sane chemical Constituents Ca they give tame
-l norc brilliant, burn 10 per cent longer, are
49, and beautiful protuer sofer and more agresaoie .s
$780, neai EAH Or spSrn and being harder lFc PArIeaiAJ
s-ls ''f VAN s2uassI % eases, for sse By ,,o,-