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IL Mr.. Fay, United States Minister to Swift
zerland, In a recent letter to Secretary Cass saws
speaking Of bis efforts in behalf Of the Isra,lites
there Is a continual visible movement Of public
opinion in the right direction, and that In ali
probability the restrictions on them will be grad .
nally abolished. The question has been before
the Federal Assembly. Count Walenski has
authorized the French Minister to take every
measure he may deem proper 10 promote the Just
demands Of the United States in the matter The
BRUSH Minister will Cooperate, his predecessor
having been Instructed by Lord Clarendon to in
toIn me swiss Government of the sincere salts
,acunn with which Her Msjesty's Government
oui6 learn that the disabilities of the lsraelites
pave been modified II not entirely removed
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Personal,

49, Eugene lie F. de Beauheis, Ga, Hon. J
are at the National. ~
---' The Milwaukee Democrat in announcing
tne aDprcdch hing return Of Mr. Potter to his home
says that he VIII meet cordial reception from
Persons CT all parties, and suggests that some pub
lie demonstration be made
- The London Leader crticises Mr. Prentice,s
u, WI and HuInor in Paragraphs" with severity.
IL hndS neither real wit nor genial humor i'm H. .
ooIecnon. Jewels so manifestly mere paste
were scarcely worth stringinp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-27

The "EArHES.-The following repor, of The
weather for the morning is made from the Amer
isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith.
sonian institution. The time Of observation 1,
OF
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Spirit of the Mornipp Press

The Constitution speaking of the Charleston
Convention, says.
Private Judgment must be abandoned I'm def.
erence TO the better judgment and authority of an
esseInhIage which represents the entire BODY of
tbe Democracy of the nation. We have said be.
fore, and We repeat, that do not see how the
National Convention of the Democratic party can
make nomination which one Democrat in the
ennre Union can be justified In refusing to sun.
pert " sup
The IHisii'ssHcs' is devoted to Congressional
proceedings and news
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-27
DAN RICE's GREAT SHOW


The most Novel. Unique and Extraordinary TX
hibItIon upon Earth, comprising
HIGHLY TRAINED ANIMALS
with wonderful fcats of
EQUESTRIAN AND GYMNASriC SKILL.
Will exhibit ia Washington for Three DAYS on.c
UPON il DICIARY SQUARE
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, and FRIDAY
April 25th. 18th. and nth.
The first representation will take place ON Wei
neT SFT fRRt S1I pERfF6 a. SSts will h.
Siven On Thursday and Friday. commencing al -.
THE VARIED WON DERS
included IN this Colossal Establishment u would y.
impossible to enumerate in the limits of this adVcr
tlsement. Among other novelties ia the Zoology
depa tment Will be found
HUGE BLACK RHINOCEROS
trained 70 perform ia the arena. the only ono eyer
tanned.
AN ELEPHANT THATPERFORMS ON THE.
H. TIGHT ROPE. etc. etc. etc.
DANCING AND TRICK HORSES.
PERFORMING PONIES AND MULES
Is unequalled IN the United States.
THE TROUPE OF TALENTED ARTISTS
partments l. full and complete including anon.
many others, the world renowned Equestrienns
MAD'LLE ELLA ZOYARA
the most daring. accomplished aud graceful fama
rider that has ever appeared ia America.
49, FRANK DREW. THE COMEDIAN
wall enlven the entertainments with Anecdote Je,'
and song.
GRAND HIPPODROMATIC SPECTACLES
produced with magnificent wardrobe and appoir'
ments will i1rm z prominent f,ature of tho Peffcrr
BRILLIANT BEYOND ALI. PRECEDENT
Tho whole under the personal supervision of
DAN RICE.
Prices:-Box. 81 cents; Children under L. to i,,,.
. cents. Pits cents; no halfpric ap25S
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0EEAIR For THE BENEFIT OF GRACE.
~ lCRCH, ISLAND, REV. ALFRED HOI-
MEAD, IAsToR.IThe ladies' of Grace Churce pur-
pose opening Fair for the sale of useful and fancy
aLticIes az PhiarInonlc Hall next to tho star or
The object of this fair is to conclude the payment
upon the dept OF Grace Church, so that il NAV he
hoped tlat oil who feel interest in the establish
lnent and prosperity of the church upon the Island
so desirable an object 'i'''iis
season tickets 81 cents; children 20 cents single
admission 1914 cents. si
Comm,:tee.-S. Il. Taylor, Jno. Robinson, C. Ia
obs, j. T.. +. Holmead, F. l.. Grammcr an ~ 81
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-On Yesterday, a NOTE BOOK with the
IL Laine of w. FORSYTH, City Surveyor. on the
lack. The fiude Will receive a suitable reward by
leaving II at 24e1a street between Nth ard 18TH
OF at the Surveyors Office, Ity Hall. ap E-5'
Rio REWARD WILL. DE PAID FOR THE
- ~ return Of an ON Err COAT of brown color
and gentlemans gray SHAWL. taken from II 5
Fifteenth street, between III and |. the ight Of
the oath instant.
ap .5-3t" las. WORMLEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-27

u Or. Hunter does not close his office until
tomorrow Saturday evening at O'Clock D. m -,
Up TO which hour he will continue TO receive ma
t;euts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-27

SIOO REWARD.-Rauaway from the su5scri-
RiNV Der on the 18th of April, Negro Boy -
Jerry may have forged pass. He is about n
feet to 10 Inches high: very black, and ~
rather feshy: He Is about Il years old. Had-s
on when he left home a pair Of gray fulen cloth
pants, ack Jacket psir Of boots. Other clothing
unknown. | will give this above reward if taken
out of Charles County, and So if taken IN the
county. prov lded he be brought home to me. or
cured IN jail 60 that 1 get him again. Address
GERARD RlSON, DoRoaster P. o., Charles Co.,
Nd ap IL I'm
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NATIONAL MUSICAL CONVENTION!

II
Tn. Annual Convention oc the National Nu<ira
Association Viii assemble IN this CITY al the SWIM
soNIAN lNsTITUTo on TUESDAY NOR Inc
May 9Th, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. aud cortiuua tlurlne
days, closing with Concert Frlda, cvtuIn.
May IL.
The exercises will he under the direction Of Poi
BAKER, Of Boston. Mass.
An accomplished vocalist, Miss LITTLE, also ~
Boston. Il ex pected 10 I've present
The requirements TO- receiving the benefit nf "a,
Convention are evidence uf membership of churcr
CHOIR or some other musical assucIatiou and Ia
Payment ut 4 nominal suni-tl CeHts-ioNaid. d.
fraytlg necc SSary expenses
IL Is important that those who cout snplHf-
tending sh uld DO present runctusly at - hour ~
meeting OF 4 tuesday morning.
- y. ID. GURIEl. President.
\. Is. FiGlTT, C"rg Sec. sP 2j,27 81. Ma $50
MAY FESTIVAL
l. WOULD Respectfully inform the public tL1t
my Garden, known as the W aShini Ton Cit, Care
situated on New \ ork avenue. between LIST ste ,
anu New Jersey avenue. Will be opened for the hr
tIne ON the LIST OF May. Gym"aStir exercises " ~
then take place. for which FIVE PRIZES - ~ 10
awarded TO thoSo showing the best artis skill.
have erected for tho amusement of juveniles 4 po'c
known as a MAY Pole, on the top II which viii ~
placed twenty hive puZcs, each successful cInhAr
10 receive one. To afford more Amusement taaTa
vii! he Sack Race for boys. for whish hvs priZa>
Will be gwen 10 the first hve making the beat time
ments of every descrip ion on haad and
free. Good order viii he maintained. and a heart,
welcome given to all that NAV favor me with cal
Wagners most excellent Band will be attend
ance y. LEFFLER.
so 25-eotMayl IStztesd nion.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-27

H~MR: WALTER S. HUNTER Will repeat
~ af;;., ms IEGTC r. on The Isles and Shores of
AtnIlca, at Millards' Hal, Washington on SAT-
DRDAf, EVENING, April 18th, at 8 O'Clock pre-
ciSey tickets = cents each for sale at the prn-
store, and at Dr. kidwells Drug Store, G. ore
town. an ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-27
BOARDING..

NOTICE.-A desirable Front ROOM and Pas
' sage Room attached, with Board, can he OBJ
tanned IN private family. at 4U7 Thirt.enrh St,
between q and ri. ap T-3tt
BOARDING Two desirable ROOMS are now
- vacant at 40. 4J3 Ninth street. one door south
of F. he location is of the best IN the city
The chambers are supplied with water and gas
bathroom, dc. Table BoarderS solicited. It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-27
q A N ID % N & f. Il I
800 Pupils of the Public Schools

UF TIE I IRsr AND FOURTH DieTRiCTe,
At the
SMITHSOEIAN INSTITUTION.
THURSDAY EVENING. the 2Sth instant ~oyu
MERGING ut O'clock,
L nder the direction uf
}. III. DANlEL,t Teacher of Music ia the Pubic
,.. chOuls.D
Schools. ~ VIZ
Prof. !. G. ADAMS will preside at the Piano T.,
flan0 TO be used is furnished by Mr.. J. r. EllIs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-27

EOR RENT-A handsomely FURNISHED
HOUSE. eliglbly located and supplied with ali
the modern improvements; suitable for first-class
boarlilug house ar private residence IL is now par
tally filled with boariers. and will loo disposed of
on very accommodating terms. For particulars ad-
dress w" Star office Its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-27

E'OR RENT-A DWELLING HOUSE, corner
l. of Fourth and East Capitol streets Rent mod
crate; Apply at McPHERSON'S drug store, Cap
an S-g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-27

A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL.
"A CONCERT VIII be given at W .IL.Rps' Han
Ivy the Choir of ST. PAUl'S IGTHERA\
CHORCH; ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nav
rs assisted by the best amateur talent of TIC cit,
or further particulars sec future ADVERT Sencn'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-27

A VERY HANDSOME NEW STORE AND
"A CELLAR. on Fourteenth St, opposita Vii
lards' Hotel. for Ret. III
ap 26-3t+ b. w REED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-27

EAITENIlON The members of company
~ OF the Washington Light Infantry vii
n Ieit az their looms ~ ilodgaons Building Scv-
MING, at ia O'clock Pnnctmai ATTENDANT, = !.
earnest. r"qneSted as the additional officers will
bo elected and the constitution signed
c. w. FRANIONI, Sec
~ MASONIC.-The Semi-annual communica
~ ton OF the NJ. w. Grand Lodge OF Free and
hh H 6p MaI3nS Of the District of Coumta wi
Hall, corner of d ard Ninth streets at orIncp n
m hnrs Panftna! attendanee of the officers and mem
DeIs 1l the Grand Lodge Is confidently expected
vlt.d: BY order Of the NJ: w. Grand Master.
ap E-St u. a. SCHWARTNIAN G. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-27
FOR SALE AND RENT.

For other For Sale and Rentn advertisements
first nngf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-27

FOR SALE-A fine r RESTAURANT, i'm one of
= the best locations of tbs city. Will be sold al
Liberal terms For particulars call at the Office al
S7-en3fr =. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-27

EOR RENT-A two-and-s- ha f-story BRICK
not 81, No. 242 e It. Rent ) $50 per wear
ap % 1t c. b. GRAHAM, 243 Pa av
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-27

n r. r. GASZYNSKI
HAS The honor To announce to flo ,i,iza,s f
W ASH ngton aSd Georgetown that his annual "a
MAY BALL will take place on THi-RS u
p ga NE 81 Ma! next a the ASSEMBLY ~
n1o.nc, on Lou .iana avpnne. The prepa L.
sPiendor anything that has hitler TO been presentr
W nv pubic an THIS cIty in the az of decorate
10 Palhs or expense having been spared 10 MAKE to
occsslon unusually brilliant and attrs ctiv-. After
III. III SoIohatlon OF the Queen and the conclusion Of
the ahcy Dances by the children the floor wall 20
PiSSc'I at the disposal of the Nisitors.
w lthers' full hand IL engaged
Prices OF admission: TWO DOLLARS for
uehtielnan and two ladies' and where more thai
tHo ldules accompa gentleman an addltl is
Tor children 81 cents
Iicsets can be procured at all the principal ho.'
and At the door on the evening of the festival.
ap S-ns - wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-27

BROOM CORN SEED FOR PLANTING
- for sale at the Factory. on Eighth ST. near Cen
ter Market ~ ' ' o'ii-
IT :. ROWE, Agent
IN LBS. WHITE SUGAR FOR 81: 10 Lbs. good
~ Brown Sugar for 81; Mould Candles IA cts:
ana superior BLACK Tea, only 80 cents
IT. Jos. w DAVIS cor ,rd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-27

E>OR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE. No
l. Alb G. street. opposite Trinity Church. Fo
terms inquire at the house or at the next door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-27

FOR RENT-A three-story BRICK HOUSE
4 and STORE, on the corner of F. and Eleventh
SITS. being good location for private family or
business. IL will be rented together or separately
As desired. Apply No. SIS Twelfth St. near Pa
avenue. dp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-27

| \ f. w
L + p G. II RS,
COPPER BOTTOM And DOI-BIE WALL
something tIrely new, very durable, rich, and
beautiful at moderate prices. Just received large
Assoc tnCnt H. SENIkEN Iewaiar 81
ap n St 33O pm aycnno
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

We have acme addition 81 European Icws oy 'ne
stebmerArt ba Ii Is SAID that the III 'dGontesolanc
ers pursued TIE Pontiics gendarme' close 10 '"o
catf, of Rome. Thisisdcubtfu Bertadi' late See'''
tary General Of Garibad, states that neither nm
elf Tor Garibaldi ever thought OF couosei ng thc
Immediate occupation of Rome, at the rick oi q
Or, Aict with France. The Sandman Chambers
Lad agreed to the annexation a. Sardioia o. tdose
nroyTces of Central and S utbern TIA! which
r,te in faycr thereof The Sandman army was
fx,ected soon 70 ebter Nespoltan territory. The
Provinces Of Iimbria, Niterbo, aud the Marches
are lost TO The Popal GosornrneLt, aud others ara
iosmeent. TIE OILY prosioces LEFT are Civita
Vecch,a, Frosnore, ard ValcttIi. better feel
jus exist, between GaTibaId and Victor Emanuel,
the former having mace some notifications 10 his
Ministry 10 meet the views o. the Neapolitans
Garibaldi, however, apPea's anxious to leave mat
tiers o. they stand in the hands of Victor Emanue,
and retire from the field. In the defeat OF the
Patriots at Cspua, the English Hungarian brig
was badly cut up. Ia manifesto MazzInI de-
clares that no King Of TIA should be proclaimed
before tie Kingdom of Italy is organized at
Rome
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17
FAIRBANKS
STANDARD SCALES.


ApAriIp TO tyaKt BFANCH Or B1'iNKs'
v-hsie ore I Il duratle Scale is req fes
r re salss pre manufactured oaIs by the '''1ai 49,
- -. Al f eihe4s FsiIb4uks ste mtfe luis
ti-u. @ a. purchesers stould tewate
~ They are extremely simple il construction are "Soe o.
t,s.sy besf nstel by eNP.Ii,noe1 aud ineiSen' "0'
s,i Undtr tie stiictrs peryhion Of the ioventos
t Tlfy lave been in contact use IN s'Su es' Z" ou
"a. r. thirty yeM in ali parts az the word ara hiNlns oe'h
g,o thoroughly tried ere ne Acknowledged "aaaa'd
% II have taken nors fr premiums h'n ~ o'he Se't
80 ts Is Of practical have received the award OF
o exec nee BY the vat numbers who have used them is
usay yeas
- Tn, gro iay warranted rot ony strong and sccurste
n manufacturers who permanently estab
bso A. fully responsible will slwa!s be prompt 20 make TINS
y bty ,ooe. =
~ Tley are (Osog The l"ge experience sad suPenOrfa'
ies o. tie manu- acsGrr tarce At loves press thsn e1nef
soak 8 Of gqusl lize and strength
TIE are mare Of s sizes a-d cepate7 AID adspted 70
Al r1ua uss embracing mcre thai Lunered different modi
hcstioBJ :, 49,,
70 Thsv o., rhcap ooEtcHsa strong ace'v9e and fHrd6S
tbr sups1, h' respects havoe br'a proved by long
zee a. nc pain viii be spared to mSirsin aid possible iu'
pose thsif quality
vw q tie yrest of property which in the course
a. yesrs IA pou sioe Scse and Of tie feet that IN
a. orsi-sr, busnsss cd scele will st during the life oil
h user il obsious f, economy to bszsd the prooa'
ty >. reng sOe Scale FOR the sake OF 'm'u saw
H. T. tie hrt cot
THHsf,g'ed and descriptive Catalogue Jrsf' upon 'I1
10. b. % AZ )tAeytgise.
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
No 1870 BRoADwAy New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

The Republicans Of Orange and Sullivan Counties
held rcusipg MACS Convention at Middletown GA
Fidsy last, closing with brilliant torchiight den
onsiration BY ., 600 Wile.AWakes in the evening.
report 0, tie doirgf o. that day delayed till now
for wait Of rOom) which We publish elsewhere,
VIII Iepsy pcrusal. Tie Republicans OF O.ange
and sullivan are very "wide-awake," and VIII
give a good account of Themselves on the 9th o.
November re1t Ifthcy do not succeed in return
iug 10 The Hou'e Of Representatives. their fnthiul,
efiic ent ard accomplished Representative, the
Hon. CHARLES y. Van WYCk, il WI not be Tor
Tie lack Of zeal and uet'rvg eEcl!ions to compass
SO desirable an object. Tie populariy OF Mr..
Van WICK is ,sinctd 10 the fact that h. carried
tho District t"O years ago in tho fare OF Demo
crate majority (cu GOyeTor), rin,ing more than
two thousand ateed Of tie Republican STATE tcktii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

The Hon. Jacob Collamer was yesterday reslect
ed by the Lcgislatureof Vermont 10 the L. s. Sen
ate for further tenn of Fix years from the lib Of
Mar h uext This is az event of which the whole
country may be glad. Judge Col'auor combines
a Ijpe knowledge Of pubic affairs, with ability,
industry. and the most un1Oubted integrity. He is
a genuine coosefyatiyc--a conservative Of Order
with Liberty, Law wiih Right. Mr.. LinoOlas
Administration viii have no puref and scarcely
an ADLER supporter in the Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17
RELIEF FOR KANSAS.

A quiet sold New-England farmer, who hN
pitched his tent in Kansas, makes in our columns
to-day the most sensible suggestion we have noted
with regard to the fearful restitution now setting
in upon Ksnsas caused by the almost total desrth
Of rain through the year ending with last mouth
lie urges the policy of Subscription Loan ~
Eastern people who have something to spare ID
favor Of the needy in Kansas said Loan to be Sc
cured by mortgage on the farms Of those relieved
The plan is feasible and cannot fail to succeed II
taken in hand by the right men.
If the pepe of Kansas will meet in their
several localities and authorize few men Of
known integrity and responsibility, such IS
Gen. S. c. Pomeroy Judge Thos Ewing, jr, ana
VIM. Ii. Russell, TO visit the Eastern Chies
ard open Subscription Loan for that Territory
each subscriber TO have mortgage made to hIa .!
ibe recipient Of his money, secured on real es'a''
worth double tie amount loaned theEeen--1ne'oI
can be 10 difficulty in borrowing any amount 'n''l
may be required, even tbous h itwere Eve Mua'n'
of Dollars. blake this thoroughly business mat
ter, in tie hands Of business men, who know "h'1
is wanted aud how to effect IT, aud the none! WI
be forthcoming as fast as wanted.
ofeourse, We understand that this VAL not ri
cude all necessity FOR the exercise OF en'''
There are some families IN Ksnsas whose de'''S
ton is so utter that they need slnS ouirgh'i ~
they are exceptions The great Wejrity q
destitute W. 1T aothing but woeorHle ioAu' VIM
thty v il be abuEdantly able AID wiling toPH'1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

A NEST difgraceful assault was made upon a
Vide Awake procession in Troy on Saturday night
last, by the partisans of the Douglas Democracy.
Ard it is in evidence, by tue testimony Of teyeral
persons that the attack was a premeditated one,
having been agreed upon for several days. II was
ore Of the most muderous nonstrations ever
witnessed III an inland town OF this country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

A Mass Meeting of the Republicans Of Brooklyn
vii be held tonight at their headquarters, Wig
Wam City Hall square. The Hon. JAMES HUM
pupEY, STEPHEN NJ. GRISwOLD, aud STEWART
l. WoopFoRD, VIII speak. This Republicans of
Kings County are thoroughly at work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

= Imperative circumstances having precuded the
fulfllment by Senator Wilson of Mass. Of the APP
pointuents in this State hitherto announced, his
place Will be taken by the Hon. FRED. ?. SIAN
TON of Kansas (whereof he was Secretary under
GOV. Walker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

Carl Schirz speaks TO the people of Williams
bureh This evening, at the OdoOn, in English, aud
subsequently in German, at Turner'S Hall. in Mes
ercle street. OF course, he viii have rousing
reception.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

slo IN tie fact thht the Succoiash Democracy
Gaze rot set rp ore Of their own sort against bin
roa bat have Just aited with the Beleyerttts on
Btr. p. q. st. Joip an old.time Aati-Slavefy
Wig.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17
THE sDNEWs OF WAR.

Tie Herald calls loudly on our bankers aud job
bers to pour their surplus cash into the pockets of
the patriots who doing their little all IN behalf
of the Fusion ticket in the peTer6e rural districts
of our State. We second the motion, and in its
support copy the most of The Hcralds exhortation
As follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

From Mexico We learn that the Juarez Govern
ment has ordered the restoration Of the conducta
lately seizcd, and deprived Dego ado Of his COM
maid, ordering him t. be brought to Vera Cruz as
q prisoner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17
TO CORRESPONDENCE

tyo notice be taken Of Communications Hhs
ever Intended for insertion uufl be suthep' o5 IN
address Of the NTternot necessarily or Pubos
ton, but as guaranty for bis good fifth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17
Ne,uJlurk Dutlp gribu1m
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Il, 1860.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
HANNIBAL sEAlmLfN.
Eew.York;
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

New.York;
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
At Large: 800 . .,,,
WILLIAM c. BRYANT, JAMES o. PUTNAM.
Ditf5icsr
l..JOHS A. KIye .'AsJAh bsok"IIH'
2..EDVAHDs W. FIsKZ B..hEHkf ChchcHiL|
4 ANnuyV C1HHsAy l9..JANEs X. AIIAEYs.
4..JANEs KELLY. 2O..bHsJ N hcaflSS1oS'
& s,e,sNrsp KarvyASS. 2l..SHKREAS D. PHzLPs.
G.. .FRKpyRICX KAPP. 21..JoHH j. f0OlE'
7..WAsHIsGIOS ShITH. 9..HIRAS DEWEY
s. WILLIAM A. pARLIsG A..JASRs l.. NooRHHss
@ WHILE FL RoPyKrsos. 25.. WiLLiAx VAs MAKT9R
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