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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

--,-- 5=zzs NouvEILE ORLEANS Is favrier 1860.
ArHonorable Conssil de Vile de la Nouvells Orleans
n Es soussignes proprietafres iu cote est de
IL Ioua prient respectueuseent yotre honorable
fare consre e banquetes bois sur ia dite
DIES Bon Enfans ct Grod accord Ia
Efsste de la Vile.
Joseph HULA 600 pieds
CHAS CLAIBORNE,
ms laygw Seerstaire dn Board des Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

NEW ORLEANS February Is, 1860
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New 0rleans
THE undersi gned owners of property ON
side of L5usia street. do respectfully petition your
honorable body authorize that the banqnettes be made in
Goodchldren to Girod street. According
the City Charter
Joseph Ilula 600 feet.
Mich. Dunn, 81 =
CHAS. CLAIBORNE,
Secretary of the Board of Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

JACOBS, ART GALLERY, 50 CAMP STREET,
% New Oreans-E. Jacobs at Lis old post again.
The subscriber respectfully informs the patrons
this celebrated Ambrotype and Photograph Gal
services of Mr. JACOBS the original proprietor who
lust returned Europe with all the late In the
the art Patrons therefore rely on being furnished with
portraits of the finest finish e. &W84s4
Miniatures all sizes in oil ccors ivory other material
passabe style Photographs life from other pictures
public private buildings OF machinery will be taken Of
any size required, either plain or painted 49,
The best artists in the United states are employed aud all
work done will be guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Instruction given in the art
The Gallery elegantly fitted with an extensive collection
Of works and ladies and gentlemen respect
fully invited to visit IT,
al m iA'ee.A'' A'tl'' e"'A - i. g. LrPMAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11

Steamship Georges Creek We;s Charleston mde and pass
Ship gcea If the West DR. of Lyepoo Barry Belfast 81
days 10 ballast mastei Oct lat 20 81 lon % 81 sa" ship
showing third dtg pendant ard number '' ~ days out Tor
slip Chicago Chase Cardiff IS days railroad iron Nesmih
Ship Euersa Townsend Liverpool 80 days mise and %
81 YcGkown Meyer LendOnard Portsmouth Sep mdse
and 50 psss. to Grnnel Miutur a Co
Bark White Sea tof Boson) Evans Gls'qo| Aug q, and
Greer ock ut l. psssed Island Sd nldse Danhan
Dimcn. sept g at 81 81 lon l. Is spoke b. bark Ehl, Of
Bark Gefrse Leslie TOT South Thomason Bradbury, Grand
Tux y days SGT 70 2 W. Itlady. Been days ~ OF
BAH Clsn, - Nantucket AZ hours in baIa,. to TAppan
fss obk,l (Bremen scbsa,r Rio Jane Aug 3D. coffee to
Fsrk = F. Chase. Hall Rondout coal for Portland
g Issiora of Providence Head lie DE lieqaes, p r.
Sept g. sugr and masses to Miller Hooshon Saw going
Big Auaie ( Presidency THUS Gal eston p d,y' cotton.
Eig VIM wilson Van Name Clldll Bolivar Sept 20 hides,
sc, to Harbeck Co
blis s'PPTsn Leerhoa St. Marks Is days cotton S' to
BIG BIN (Brl Foster Sal, Key, IT, d days salt to MI.
Bn, Msr, Lowell Cof MacLias, Peterson Savanna Ia Mar n
dsy' iog~ Cd, sugar Sc to Simpson Mayiew -, A.
%, colt D. L. Dswof Experienced heavy W weather:
II DIV ny to o o da I r ba,oa ,a Ssayy %eathes
The new ship Grace DOody would sail ia aieS days for
scbr joseph Grr Gose Rio JiueiTO Aug 49, via Hampton
R9ad, says g nee to PeeS GsgleG DIV. r,,,, .,,
J. 9. NInans Has experienced heavy weatler split fore
'"; Scbr Rescue, Bacon Georgetown D C, coal.
scbr Commended hsf Mar in, Alexandria days, coal.
Schr Lucy Virginia II al, ugiuia. potet,eA
Scbr Somefset, sieilg 2, Baltimore coal.
Srhr &. A. Strong Linscomb, Bs.lm r., coal.
Scbr Charger Van Nsme Providence days
schr Celesa Cole, Portland days
SER H. A Stevens, West, AlbanI lumber for Bost1n.
SchT Mora Kelly Al6aus luuber flr Boston.
Schr X n. Nermilyea Ryder, Virginia potatoes
\ hr ]. Tracy, Newmsn Virginia wo d.
Schr NJ Collins Collins, Wig inia, wood.
sclr Racer, Pearce Virginia wood
Scbr Ira 81 =, Hodges, Virginia wood
Scbr Nsi Corson, Virginia wood
Sohr Mary EOsn Hicilsn, Nrg,oia, wood
Schr Samos.t Soper. Virgiria. wood
schT. 4 NJ French Stiles. Nirsila wood.
schr q w Hoyt, Hoyt stanford for Virginia
Schr NJ c Town tsthfop yirs,nis wood
hr. Emma Corsop Virgins lumber
B,rstsw Pope. ~ ~ F.sS 20
Steamer Delaware, Cannon Philadelphia and Cap, s, nd,
Steamer Anthracite Jones' Philadelphia, ma.e. to IAN
Briggs. - ~ W - W.
BI ggs. N'' W y ~
Steamer westchester, jones' Providence, md,s 70 ,,.,
Odel HA~'o. W Isaac
steamer Josephine. Green Philadelphia nd.s TO L0o.,
Kirkpatrick. ''' w A0Poa
Steamer Dawn, Perry, Nsw.Bedford mass, 70 B,y,,o~ 4
Pope '' '" n~tsow
Steamer AbstrOs Jones' Providence mdse To I.asc osp
Steamer Pelican Baker Providence 20 Isasc OdsI
Below brig.
eAlLED-stesmship Persia, Live pool
WlND-sunset, from 3. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRX.......ooT. 10.
Cleared.
Vernon, Lsyteld, Portland II. B. Crom-

Steamship-MoUnt Vernon, Lsyfeld Portland H. B. Crom
well & Co.
Ships McGaw, Harrison, London, Morgan Wiley; n.
Smith Main, Glasgow, Maitland Phelps & Co.
BalEs-Lucy Elizabeth, hiCkes Ga wey, Walsh, Carver
Chase Chase Hall Portland Hitler Houghton Uriaus,
sbivsrick Port Elizabeth Z w. Coggll A. COombs,
Dti kwat r Gloucester Walsh, Carver Chase
Brg,-M Miller White, Msrseles Moore Henry; Jersey
Blue Chads-y Bristol master lz4 Williams Th1ijd, ". T.
buck & Co. Alpine Kiiman Havana, Fogilo Russell
SctooLers-J' Bennett Worth Jecks5nVi e. II I. Run
yon Cora he IT, Philadelphia, Baker Dayton Wide Word,
Buns Beauiort Smith Co.; r. Palmer We.to1 Apalahi
co Il Holcomb Bennett Savannah McCresdy, Mot Co..
J. Smith Dayton Wilmington, Sui Co Excelsior De
Tsp aix D. X. Dewolii w Raleigh, Phillips Chises,oai
10 Emerson PHILADELPHIA MISTER Transit Davis Clareston,
Van Brunt Slagbt Maia Louisa Cumming Newport, master.
SloOp-J. Cottrell, TuttleI Bridgeport, mater
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11

TOR SAVANNAH and the SOUTH.-The
IL steamship MONTGOMERY, Capt. VIM c. Berry, win
leave Pier No IL N. THURSDAY, Oct. II st4p IN.
Pssssge savannah with accommodations anequaled !3
through tickets to New0Ilesns f39 75 Mobile $35; liant
gomery, S2S Memphis S5l IS; Nashville 20 Isl Knoxville,
a25 50; Chattanooga s2s Euiala sA; Albany S23 Coam
bus, Ell Atlanta eel Macon, 500 Augusta ~ 80 ipcud
ing carnage fare In Savannah. H. B. CROMWELL & Co,
No 70 West ct and No 233 Broadway
The new steamship r. CUYLER, Capt. y. Crocker, viii
succeed, and leave SATURDAY, Oct 3D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11

ARREST OF PICKPOCKErs.-Two German pick-
noe named Nenasher snd Tenchsnt who in the habit
hanging about Jersey City deDo' arrested on Tues
day evening by Detective Wnamton SUSPECT Of being me
thieves who recently robbed Judge Jesup Of 500. The
Judge il will be had his pocket picked Of that
amount whls the Erie Railroad sod the sccaset are
b own TO operate extensively these aims The psJnsrs
were detained Headquarters unt the Judge has an oPPof
foa than
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11
PHILADELPHIA Cattle Naraet-Ocr. 10

hcrc another good supply Of Beef Cattle this week the
ourrg $50 head most Of hich we're in prime
Other &C thi. Price ranged from 81 so 90 T.
lO 10 ordn n.y. god and prime Beevs few extra
.od at ION = - 250 SO 50
,uppy Sheep also continues large the offerings
ell the yards amounting to nearly 100 head m1st oil which
we're solo at from 8Q9c y 10 dressed
HoG,Th're tie sre number of Hogs 10 marke. The
fergs amounting $50 head. Prices ranged from 81 500
g 20 b o. n for stied and FROM 5Sd 5s IS Tor comed.
Cow-There change In this market Only 80 head hay-
ipE be en- sold from +25d $t0, according 10 qaalty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11
gIJDCON RJVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
JQHn THE PENNSYLVANIA 1894
lCOUC ENTRAL RAILRoAD. lOoc
GREAT DOUBLE.TRACK ROUTE.
TIE cgpaty Of the Road equs any In the count
VIE GREAT sHORT LINE 10 TIE WEST

TIE GREAT SHORT LINE 10 THE WEST
Office No. litor house. corner Of FeSeyst
Faties for the Of Passengers TO and from Gin
shnDat Chicago st Louis ST. Paul Nashville Memphis New
Orleans and AL other towns in the Vest Nor~est end South
west are unsurpase6 and comfort by any
Through trains for the West leave New ioTk foot OF Court
Gandt.st JMouDg Express, An Evening Express pm
bleeping and smoking all the treinA
Fare always low and the time qui2. BY any other
Feute.
b this Frgh Of all descriptions be forwarded
and from point the Railroads Of Ohio Keutuck7 Indiana
Illinois wisconsin Iowa Missouri, BY RAILROAD d.
RECT any the nAvgable rivers Of the West by
yssarutrS from Pittsburgh
NE rss Of Freig to AID from Guy point OF the West BY
Pennsyvsu. Raj road I'll times favorable ar charged
1y other Railroad Companies Merchants aud shippers ntfst
ng The transportation Of their Freight 10 this Company cen rely
with confidence its speedy transit.
This Company slso msutaius Emil grant Accommodation
Line by Inch parties enzTstng westward enjoy cheap and
comfortable mode OF conveyance at one half TIE h class rated
Of fare j. H. ELLIOTT Passenger gent No. Astor HouEe
LEECH Co., FIeigh: AGENTS,
No Aston House and No. South WiuismE-
MCDONALD K BISCHOFf, Emigraat Agents,
No. Battery place.
ENOCH LEWIS, General sup't Altoona Pc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11

The market opened Oh Tuesday with about , VVo
buccks in sale Pc d. or within call at the fed io's anu
at sbou, the same rates for the first class or perhaps
t,iae higher ,han last week-ihat TO- more were heid NJ
9ic. ne, pound than would bsve brought that last
week, ard probably more of class that sold week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11
Gteamboats and Railroads.

TOR BRIDGEPORT-DAILY LINE-FARE
II 30 CENTS The Steamer CATALlNE Capt. William
v,i, win leave Civeisp EVERY pay, AT Y cock NOON
uuRins 20 connection with the Housttonc RIroad The
Steamer BRIDGEPORT gill leave Peoklip EVERY mon
DAY, "WEDNESDAY and FRlDAY II II oc och, NOON, a.
rvns In time To connect With 81 the Express ITsins
e GEO ". CORLlES, AgenS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11
I Adyerisemert

SHIPPERS Of GRAIN, FLOUR, and PORK are re-
prepared handle those articles advantage
oEsly. -.
C1xxIssIoy and GUARANTEE the above p y cent.
Lib rel CASH advances m de on consignments
LeJesHoe-D. H. Martin PTes't Ocean bank, New. York.
DREW FRENCH,
P oduce Commission Merchsnts No. Erie Buildings N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11
lfle0icai.

DR. LEATHE's YELLOW DOCK Strip
cures Rbeumstisln Pies Bitches Pinp and all
Blood a. SKIN Diseases; ard appecaed Is made
from cultivated Elbow DOCK ROOT Ono Dollar PEI
bottle Depot No 10 Chstbs Sold st No. 5c2 GIsnts,
A. y; Hal ES'S No rs Fuit1n-s~, BROOKLYN.
FEVER and AGUE, DYSPEPSIA, REEUMA-
JTSd ali ecroulout affections Ices Of appetite and sleep
a. biity u ryoEsnrs .aach.y he'd sEu &c are Ger
tsirv aud effectively by SCOTS Amertgn Re-Ieuy
VI Il ioTa bottl ice o. 70 Or OCr, 229 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11
Passengers Arrived
tIEIATURY ALMAsAC

In brig Nm Wilson, from Cudad BoIrarH. stueknsn J.
Arrons, J. Freichxt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11

ybAVANNAi, Oct. lo-Ths stesmshp Alabama fsom Nav
ugl 1T Iyess as O'clock Tuesday Hisht and q yeIoca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11
THE GREAIEsT WANT Of q, pay HAS

Wit bott s'i.e o. tor s,orr 229 5road~ey, n
UHE GREATEST WANT of the DAY HAS
en,el reliable combining great skill eEceeat nod1oas
gee '.,,i ee it the sgqesri5a Of many ara-
Aas throughout he country TUT GRAZ NbtBo ned
@ ne fyeataeao Of female dease' uire,sH
from me Of 10 10 go hat sere"1ts are "U"'ea u
i,sl joU,Sai.t renarks "The GRAEFEN5ERG IN
81 m s Z, p-nd tef to the esteem Of all rth.c,ug
an r rent p.ot, ss adodng better sdg.ntag than any
lc71a great sutl. 'EsitutJD, H. tr cue n "tuer stint
Ar esa3Lr e1" The IeIgts So; The secluded guar e
Of e GIaeeuJeIg Institute ofe eqlasd a1vatss TOR sI
.rhe Om TIE s'eI form Of Uteane oea zee ei OhIo
g. 6pent The Institute /. under the Of Dr. j. f.
t 5s md eIes rIgGssI eAp.ri nee. Payt,clys r,zai
ils ems Sc nay be by edo esng him at No BOND
~ Dr. EG65E permitted to refer for his personal oharac.
Ho oit GEEElEy, Of The New York Tribune.
POI A. p. PEABoDr, HI'pgya Larfr'''H Mass
Rev. ~ CHAPS D. D., Of Ns''. I5yS.-
rT7IIE GOOD TIME is GOMEZ
TIE rele5ies found JfyOu fia'ed use them ard
O''''s'' ' DYSPEPSIA,
COSTVENFSS.
or s1y dsorder Liver and Kdueys single bottle each
Liver REGULATOR
"LIFE EiTTERsp
t 3 v very seyre cases ana cases considered hopeless
haze cured oJ 1fs TaRyE DoLlas worth Of 'ho'e
hf. drops Of the liver Regulator" taken once or twice.
Gums
lind II FAMILY MEDICINE II mas no equal
M I5ie E{eTs' IN drink or boye age bat superior
LAXATIVE bic sud dimeo pleasant med sne t4ken IA drops
mo & nrsuty useful indeed almost sp cihc N al SCI o.
.c9v The stomach sex headache los Of appette prto1lI
and morning sickness Of females and genTe DC
bhity. - ...,-..,. o. balo r,s.,,
6eee FLUID yKsRrALg BFNADies are natures hep uleet
Warar ted pure sale, mild ana laJ'e and nee Hon Al H
erals or poi On Il any kind noyus
B0I 1rIC MFDfCIhES IN no CsoPATHIC DOSES.
TheT, T. nofhiug Ike them Ia oil tt3 u. l. 49,.
80 - 1890 DANIEL S DARLING,
NJ. 10 Nassau 81 N T.
Fifty cents end 81 bottle each
Sold by DTuggist. a., ...,
Uaiile
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11

NIEATURK ALEAsAc
Sun-Rise,.6 -Moon-Res.. 2:23
aIGB WATER
Sandy Hook 4:47 Gov Isand.. SS7 Hel-jste.s, 1;Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11
Nsp9yorls Daitp Gribmlra
NEWBORN CATTLE MARKET.

FoR THE WHaK EEDisG WgDSRsDAI, Der. 10, 1860.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or CATTLE ALL EIaDs
According 70 reports the several market places 10 The
CITY there have been received th< week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11
Spring Bcns.

80. NAAir III BED SfAiNN w. Sd.
have removed from BrosdEsy their spacious
No IA Chatham st where, with greatly increased facilities
hey are now sti- 10 supply the demand fCr their
OkRlNALED ELLIPTIC SPRING BED BOTTOMS.
Parties be have unable heretofore Bed,
n.y order with certainty Of receiving prompt attention
The number Of springs sod reducing
price TIE fn 10 addition liberal disco ant
dealers buying ia Every
n fnviteo send descriptive circular Address
GEO r. GRAY, Secretary,
No ia Chstbsm-st N Y.
P.s.-BEDsTEADssn and BEDDING At lowest csIh pioeI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11
professional Notices.

nEAFNESS, DEAFNESS, DEAFNESS
~ Ac ONCE REMOVED.
READ TESTIMONY.
BASR RRPUBUC,(
NEw-YOsK, Aug. Is 1850
DR. Vor NcshzfkeT treated very successfully gssc
oriy- Ny restored continues good eyer
and odd my testimony IN his favor
@. 3. LAMAR
Presidsn. 4 the Bank the Republic.
Dr. Ven Moscbz ker operated for many
yeas udug Ih eminent success sitsr hsyi tined
zUIists IN tii. city bOut any sts-t for Fhah
eId-I HIN ny thanks end all sys ny s,e 70, rsn rance
4. + MCKEDN,
No SOS Broadway 81; Nichoas Hotel.
OFFICE
No IOT CLINT ~ PLACE,
BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXEd-AVENUES.
E.h. RIGGS's TRUSS challenges comparison.
II TrUsses hand hch have been fou Fix months
yeas Also Vsncocee Irusaes. No 8srGav-s-
I MUNSTER. GRADUATED SURGEON
He DENTIST. No 81 weE 18th ST. between Broadway SD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11
C-,TEAMFR OF OCTOBER 2Oth.

CTEAMER OF OCTOBER goth.
- FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND hAhEn hatasr Pc
Tn. up,t.d sts,es YaiI Steamship VAhDEhptLtl D.,
LEYFVRE Commander VII sail foo Pier No NS ON lin
E.w.Yet At 10 a No. on SATURDAY. USI1eosi, ITRlNCE
Ia Cabin sll0: I'd CsbG SEQ % Cabin e Hsvrs. s''i
'~SNNp' No Bowins GIesn, New Yssh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11

II .,a The 5fst--lass sde she-i saau.lip AUGUSTA,
cat \ > Woo IlUl. AL leave On SATURDAY,, Oct. i3,
"a IN non Pier 10 Moth River Through tickets can
d. lad of the following price,.
-, Al. s24 20 uu.1us, 42l; Albany ~: At.u.a ~
Cb,i,sra. "a s2f; resbys +zl IS Knoxville F2j % Mem
~, In a. gg1ista . 50 Mtcou 90 savannah as
~, sG. or passage spply u No. u BraJwgy.
-" '''-s''' ~ SAMUEL J. MIrCllLL L SON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11

COUTHAMPTON and HA ,IorSia >, succeed
a. to he ab6le pots their encid q au'hp ALLAN
M IaV q. Grey, earring the OH'o o'-''s ua On the
foI owDg d. y from CsLa-st ~osH;, ,,5 n. %
From Few-York SATCBDAN NOV u 1lu Oos' 80
Fr,n4 Hove Dec and Jan l., -, rts
A, soush,u IN tie cay sltfT irSYihg Ha'ie e, h..
e. Stan,,s d untxcsed for ltTeoRh and comfort pas
~st-r-5gbt cemPsItmeLts snd Is IL sn ie'P'o' "
For freight ps.sgs apply the 9ee 81 sst,iy
v Wallet J. r. DILL 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11
f'' pUOWIsSD l. AsPINWALL, Agents
Noe 81 add s. oouthsL

CTEAN WEEKLY between NEN-lOlth ana
- IIvyVTOCL . irs and -lbev.lg 5seul- q 'l1-en.
ou q Irpstd IN. Liverpool NR-fO 4 end rbusdeiPbi4
q asp Coz intend d. atnil their u4 Jo"e4ea Os1
h.ilt Iron sansh p .,-- n. 70
OH 500 5ay' 81
CITY Or BALTIMORE ea'u qi5l -
ClIl or .NCEL> array 80
And every SA1UkDAT Il noon 'rom Tier no 49, " ~
kAfgs PssssGE 90
FrP,T CABIN ....... - STEERAGE ............beO
Sit Ill 10 L. d NJ. 20 SJeerage e. London ..'' IS
rras. r.tuIu e. good i0 cI1lths Oo
FS4s,ug,fs AIDED o. P-Iis. desTe HelDNs bIsN'"'
EOte!.as.. tItW.fp & ., re1l 90 ! rough iaI-S
tersrs vi olt tn-r meme can Guy
Ga, low rs.es TO NrS Yos: FrOu 1--we pool u O.es
tor. FI.t cain rs SIS and 4l5 St--eago hom Liver
poo, TO. from Qls,u-toNn go ,-.-.--
iL-.r superior ec;oi4l1aua.-o 70
1p-nencs. They are '1itll "ttt Het
oa ecii Patent Fire Aaui1at5rs o. oJafd
FOR 'u1bsT MO nat on appy "a Livsrp OIL . w w -
ks,st no "a "ater Do G'a-gow 70 WIN 10
s. s. w u SI-l-4DIft
Co IN Lord % {, EiNEs q scFY No FL King Wihem.st
d Paris 20 JJLt uECOl J. Place Be- IA B,ufse In Phi
sd4 yfi8 r. JOHN O. DALE, No 100 N.luts, or 1t tho
COmpouy's Ohces JOHN DALE Ag.nEy
10 IS EroGd 10Y, y Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11
Orcdn 6tedmers.

TIVE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS Steamship
4 NEW-YORK II. ! Won Santeu Commander, carrying
tie I. ) Mol ~i1 ssi
SATURDAY. Oct D. 81 p O'clock p. NJ,
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
TakiDs Ps,enssr for
LONDON HAVRE SOUTHAMPTON, and Bremen,
At the folO- sing
Frst cabin, 100, second cabin, $50; stesrsse, sSS
For freight pEsssfe, apply 70 .- . ,.,.,.v..,
GELPCkE, kECTGEN & REICHELT,
No & Broad yynV
, 1860-05-04

Tbs ma Of The Repuhlle.n, van e,s,.atd wi:h th.
y.s rayos W. nominated aHd Lnd thrown overheard"
ua,Iaa ,r.s n,n.,ad =. +,a ..x,a oo
+;on aaa s,n-t.v,n. .bro,v, orarho.nd vh;sh
If the tvo had tha hest c1,;r. hsf,ro n No..
~. fsr kon.,t,, 49, .a;-;...., 1;sa -, go.
rants A. the Tina fred bv The Rennb,;c,n
Executive Committee for the election at Male,
oot.q N nom;no,te candidate. for tha c;,- a,ao
g. :. r,.s a,,oraat.a .h.. IL, a.i......
1t, st. a:a.t. -
, 1860-05-04
Feeling Had.

II the Douglas men had each lost the "part-
ner Of his bosom." they could not hare looked
moro grisvod and woe.beEone than they did
yesterday upon the receipt Of tue news that
the Charleston Convention had adjourned for
six weeks, to Baltimore. Up 10 that tins they
had held On with desperate tenaci.y to the be-
lief that their chief would be nominated. Even
in the face Of the secession Of the Southern
States. they refused to abandon tho pleasing
delusion. But II the last feather broke tbs
camcrs back, 80 the break down md fzzle ont
Of the Convention rude1y extinguished the last
ray Of hope, and grim despair seized upon every
man. All their cherished prospects vanished
like pleasing dream. Office and honor, VIC
tory and power, all passed away in a cloud Of
smoke. The irrepressible conflict had done its
ferfn1,work. They vera no longer National
Democrats" !" bnt are now as " sectional" as the
Black Republicans, or oren moro 80. We deeply
sympathize With them in their distsess. They
will not want to purchase that Republican Wig
wan this year, a. they thought they would do a
,-n.t- arc
, 1860-05-04
19re9s 4 Trihu11E
CH1CA GO.
TIE AGONY OVER.

THE AGONx OtEHs
Although or dispatches from Charleston
sre not deanile as to the final action Of the
Nationals, yet it is safe to say that both Con-
ventous adjourned yesterday-tl,o RUM to
msst 4. Baltimore on the 18th Of June next
The adjournment Of the latter il said 10 have
been In accordance with Instructions from
Douglas. Tbs Now York aud New England
delegations, it IL said, werc prepared TO drop
Douglas, and would layo done 80 yes
terday had the balloting been resumed.
Il break Of this character would prove fatal to
Donglas and, as the only chance left him for
M honorable retreat, he urged IN adjournment.
The secession Of the Southern delegations
the failuro Of those who remained, to make q
nomination-.he return home Of 10th bodies
without having done anything save to sngen-
der bad blood, cannot fail to make profound
impression upon the honest portion Of the De-
moc1atc massea in the Northern States These
eventa wien brought before them in detail must
give them such an insight into tho intensely
rro-Blarcry character Of the party with which
they have been identified, as to drive them
forever from its communion. To question it
weuld be to impugn their honesty aud their
patriotism. The decentralization Of the Demo-
craticparty is an accomplished fact The days
Of its triunphs arc over. Henceforth it goes
to that receptacle in which repose the remains
ofits old time antagonist. 1t cannot too soon
be buried out Of sight
, 1860-05-04
The Concerts Of tho Blind,

The pupils Of the Jacksonville Asylum for
the Blind have placed those Of our music lovers
who hare hesrd the same, under sterling aud
lasting indebtedness for the excellent concerts,
the last Of which was giren last evening at
Metropolitan Hall.
We could wish these visitors on their charm
ing errand could have come to Chicago with
their claims. at some other and mora auspicious
time than at the very heel Of the Concert sea-
son when audiences arc light, and interest hard
to be awakened By any: attraction whatever.
The audiences Of these blind musicians have
been lighter fer than their merits deserved, but
they have won place and esteem here from
which in another visit We trust they may reap
large rewards.
, 1860-05-04

L11rrx.Ax7'& POLICE Rxros1-For District No. T. 70,
he nontb tnd:nx Ap H. l55o showing The Whole su1
oee oesp.sioas @ snd d. asrs @ Il Ii seca.ed M
caAeazs-p1uak sod a!sosasrly. . di.onie.y. 81;
Il nIceny- 6asasiy. adulse1y.:; caoIos abortons
yolseE ttdse ensaaee M.sea s. nus 51aa!:
and ane5. I: abusing tamly 9; cza1y burglary
TutAl+ lot.
deale. i: craYmau 4; barksnihs :; ptdiars S: tho,
unakersa: satpenters sal!oss q; tsoIs ss7zrsiess
os;e fsefers sst1saey Ia fsrne1s nIle aIs
zsoeay 6,asm 81 tfnas1s est shess
EAT1vr1r-Ame.lcau l6; German l6 Irish IS; Ensliai
ARB-frum 1910 20. II; % to a. -; 80 TO H. II; iot
g. II; 50 70 6a.3- Total 1e4.
SE1xs -Ftnsaea Il maies s3; married Is; alngle 70,
Amount Of nnes q. .i3o hsil a7U0.
]. H. Wu1lAus, 1st Lieut..
May: {: lsdQ. A1cuAn GRax7s, -
, 1860-05-04


We yesterday noticed in our harbor-we be.
heve for the frst time-the staunch 4 No. !
propeller Wabash Valley, which has recently
been purchased by our ente1prising citizen,
Capt. A. E. Goodrich, for the above ronte. Tbs
Wabash Valley is celebrated for her good quail
ties as sea boat, and in point Of speed is con,
sidcred fast. Cha has: accommodations fol
seventy cabin. and any reasonable number oi
steernge passengers. Her capacity for freight
is nbout six thousand barrels. The Wabash
Valley will hereafter take the place Of the
0gontz, 80 long favorae On that route. She is
commanded By Capt. Dougla., an old farorite
on The lakes =
Due notice will be girep in the newspapers
when she commences to run regularly, and we
trust that her owner may meet with that suo
cess which be so richly deserves.