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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09

1NOR THE SOUTH AID SOUTHWEST, VIA CHARLKs
ton. O., semi weekly.-Upited States Mall Side.nee
gSeAmship Line 1he favorte steamship JAMES ADO So
AdAms Commander will leave No Worth hiver on
"Wednesday April IL NJ O'Clock, p NJ through u:ses "
&c following pIscss-fo ORLEANS $50 7 Nozzle ssS
Montgomery, Ala, S25 Eashslle Tenn, ST 49, Asnphs
o. Atlanta s,l Jcamsia g $40; 0nsrlo'te O. spH Sz
FORD, TIL HSJON 90. 20 Br,ad<Ay
The better sconmmcds of dslesates 70 the
Convention
The COLUMBIA, Moucsy. april To- NAsdVILLE,
&e&HasSASs AssA ed - kAS~oSs Sg5:Zs VII
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09

fNOURT or DEATH ,,-...p nj.
" This sublime and beautiful painting BY kemHsnds reaA
mo" VI ''No XT TBs COOPER INsTITuTE
rc-, ~ Az "a m OIL. clock p Admission . cents
az be FAC SMILE E.casvIncs Of tbs ransns se
y,cesen,sd lou price Of 81 sher At Once Cooper Inst
u,e rtb tree vie the original Mail snbec i,ers
viii sdd for posss;e kpgrsyngs rJued 40
s.Jt With verfec ssf.v Aodresr @ @ Cotton, boz 3sa
Poet oace No. 81 Fsrk Row, new York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09

CAnTIsF ooECsKr ROOM, coo BROADWAY. A FEW
~ '0'f' 'S 0RA MO ccoxcrRr TONIGHT,
s sTsBB1YY, 4 1D,a (
OF and s1 I
S:$s: $::s: composed S:ss: $$:ss:::
5 SSEsFEs!yH sgsES1s ~
h; '''''' variety ;':sf which
MIS- u: x "a y Il, S Sss;r.n,
ss n ss e and
PksTIIEsr WAITER GIRLS.
.f fSfESissE %si:ss $$ sIs$:::
In the city win please call Open from until IL Gsnasnes
'''@' ''A't Uo 81 u sFl kooMs IN NEW YORK.
tina. our are .orrect zdmissian Is osnss The
esiss the only establishment where nice comfortable cus
fpsrfGnanOs. Admssoa is cents = = = 80 e.-'
TWO YOUNG aENTIkNEN OF HIGH REsrECrA.
% nSes . Ts r g a
8: :. e ss . s and e. u.
NER. A. JAN7z, d.ATE ORGANISE or SIDNEY
ro sea ss DR. r s1s M ~. r
sIs .!s:s :s.s s:: = Y; 5; iss 4
n,S.ns Miss
sss
.ssr ~ Mn john e e.
Melville pianist Mr. s..t1. Coodnssor Door. :Oen At
usual places and 81 the door the
s TIE e. %
stenwsy Son, "a wAnsr street, N. Y.
NEW YORKER srADr THEATRE, 81 AND 80 BOW.
DER IE1ssmA NM UsD sErs pFLEsEK1Np.coxRDY
With Songs by Oh Birchy pfeiner
CEKxAs voLKs GARDEN, IS sowERY.
Arrnss ssar asS RA PERFORMANCES
.d y ~. The Sss Co%P 9aH,s in Il: siy
By tho most respectable clasesAdies and gentlemen
WIN Hfssrnoon performances commencing at o'clock
Adm1son sI cents only.
wh soosss aop
Admssion he. Ladies free.
~ II: RIvEas CLOSING soIasc IN JEsssY CRY
~ The ,sS so.s ii an s S for The :ss'o. VI.
cry Mon Say evening Aprns Music By wallace much
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESIGN
broadway on Thursday Ap'il . Y n,cu.,rs
Corresponding Secretary n A.
A CARD -PERCEIvING AN ANNOUNCEMENT or A
~ Concert by Mr.. Janz 70 be given the Brooklyn
Ahenwum, Monday evening 9th inst In which my
mentioned without authority, he-siore beg
20 friei ds and the public that dit n,snt
N tske any part interest In the Whatsoever VIM
BFHGE Organst Of 81. Francis Xsvtsr's church ny
NOTICE
IN kvkNINos WITH THE ENGLISH CoMPOsER3
ANCIENT AND MODEaN,
Al CHICKERING'S ROOFS 694 Broadway, corner OF Fourth
100 sHvrsl,e. april 2 ats 0'rlock'
Miss BA0LEY, LITTLE ANELlA,,
mr. Symptom Mr., THOMAS.
| Mr. MAEDER, Conductor.
| COURT or DEATH ,,p,
u Ihu sublime 40 beautiful painting by Rembrandt PeaA
NV" w Ar TBe coopER INsTITuTE
rron AZ ara Tn 81. clock p Admission % cents
40 - AZ swu coInRpp OF tins Painting tsxo
by 81 nhss BE- obtained OF me 30 oscre me an
lou price sher At Once Cooper Inst
Se Yah fre the original Mail snbecr i,ers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09

LOB ALEXANDRIA, WARRINGTON AND GEORGE
0vn.-The New York and Virginia Screw HesmsMe
Coupanys and 6rs class steamship MONfOkLLO Gap
Gage, WIN leave per Norh river every saturday
Paesge, including staterecm and meals ~ "a.
Freight oagAi centa foot proporionAts rateg.
xSvsy y ~ a. 4 CRofwELI. 4 90.
Ne. IS Weot stfoeG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09

TNoR SAVANNAH AND oTHIR POINTS AS BELOW
IN The 6rAt seamship STAR OF THE SOUTH Capt.
bcs Lyon, will leave Tuesday, April at NJ, fpom
der North river. Through tickets for The
rev uresns $50 7s Mobile sa5; M,ntgomery sas Colu-
ana S2l: Albany SZ3 Atlanta SCI; Chat.apoosa $26 Nah
VILE Sn 50; Knoxville SIS Memphis ssi rs Augusta s7
n. Macon $40; Savannah, SIS
~ kor frsisSt or pssssxe apply at IS Broadway.
SAMUEL MITOHIII. 4 SON,
Aprn IA at4P.M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09

U,OR rORFOLK AMI PoRTsWOUTH
etssnship MufTiCELLO. Capt r. " 0aEer, win leave
pier o. North river. every Saturday At5P N.
Passage, including staeroom and fare %
Fre to Norfolk snd rcrtsmo nth SIX cents FOOT n Pc
enbuTe eiski foot and oropoooss rates Apply
" y. ,. cRoATE;L i CO., % at sEesk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09

rNREroHr FOR TENNEssEE. NORTH CARDLLNA,
Portsmouth, Norfolk City Point and Richmond. received
sovery dag at pier Is North river - . c.... 49,. -
The stoamshp Jamestown, capt ckinnoF ioAVes every
stesmsbis RoaNoKe Capt Couch, every Thursday.
eseAmship YORKTowE Capt Parish every y. a y ~
FroR Portsmouth rortok cono per ioos, W oRy
Point cents. and tn Richmond, , cents ,,,., %, A.
Passage 70 Norfo and meas incuded) 81 TO
Ts'erso"Fs OF A'chTrIo HEINxKEN, lis Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09

UNOR SAVANNAH - -, ~.
Commander viii leave pier Il, North river, on Thursdy
Passage to Savannah, with unsurpassed sooommodsao1s
SIS through uotets to New Orleans tsg 7o Mophe So'
vile S25 5O Chattanooga SIS Albany. SIS Columbus S Az
lAna Macon $40; Augusta, $l SO and 70 Florida ponA
At lower rAtca-
Frsisht 10 oepts per foot Applyto. ~ O. v..,.-
II. h. CROMWELL d CO, 20 WesI ssreo.
The Mount vernsn succeeds Saturday, April IA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09
DRYANTs MINsTRELg.
ID Mechanics Hail. ~ Broadway.
MONDAY, APRIL 9, AND EVERY NIGHTs
The Excelsior Troupe q the World,
JERRY BRYANT AND EPH hORN

In The laughable bures lue Of
THE STRANGER
Mra HAller Eph Horn. Stranger. Jerry Bryant
F'"ef A'''' Master and Pupil; Burissque Julien;
Southern Plantations; Songs and Dances
Loors omen Al 81. Commence n Tickets Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOB IA
vsna and New fast and favorite ssea nanp
N0GEs AYLOR Capt -, will sail on TUESDAY,, April ~
W o'clock from pier foot o. wrso srse ~ ~
sce and no bills Of dpg will be signed After the hour OF SAT-
ng For freight passage apply at III we" s'ee' corner
B.NNo freight taken and after Monday Apra g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09

3kAMTrO ROYAL MAIL STE AN n WIG ALTON CON.
Isase New Ys.k Aaa Galway Line Tho nszt departure
g0 Now Ysk WI BE- Ne spisodd and powerful stsashp
tkuOx ALDA1T Capt NsboiAs PRO wso wnaos VIII sad %
.,c1ay ASra T. 'oseAns u n Johns n f., 70 receive he
fnlos Q. siass go and NI third $50, m
ou4hs free teheeu Of principal eos the
railway e Great Brsin and Ireland third
Qrovao pasA Knife fork. ks and bsddlng Pssssnwsrs
sSs.r:S sstss gerson. ost from Tor $50 So ea
aay, 81 81 fum waserior6 ST. IRON Dmersk Ss6; from
EaaA6n ~ iron Liverpool 80; a.d from 0Aago&, 50
ALEX HOLLAND 90,
Agents foe the line, No. 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09

IIREAr NATIONAL CoNCRBr SALOON
II formerly The NAtiouAl Theatre.
PiReT CLASS ATTRACTION.
FIkSr CLASS ATTRACTION.
FIRsT GLARS ATTRACTION.
FIRST CLASS ATTRACTION,
SPLENDID COMPANY,
sPLENDlD COMPANY.
SPLRFDID COMPANY,
SPLENDID COMPANY
nav B.LLsT PANTOMIXE EVERY NIGHT
Prices OF admiss'on:-Boxes ~ cents; pit 6 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09

nHE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMpANYs
Il nan s1s.uship BAVARIA, r. Beussn, som nauder win
lsave Hamburg souhampoa Londoa and aAvrs satar
ny April IA O'Clock Fts cabin, $00 second ea6s,
~; sessrsse $35 @. B. h1yH Ard BIAS.
Isl way, New York
The steamship BoRUsSIA will succeed the Bavaria on
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SHIPPING.


yrHY BRITISH AND SCkIH AAsaIOAS Royal Nall
i Steamships.
LIVERPOOL
Chef cabts pssAAse'.. $50
Doooee osoe passage
- fhox BOSTON TO
Cnef Cable phSssfe $40
Second cscD q %
Tbs shape fr.n ao,.oa osl ahfsr snd Cox dsroor.
EAhslA, tApt Juok9s CANADA Ospt Lang.
AkAAh, Capt j. ftsno AxHRICA, Capt MMsr.
AHA. JupL d. u. Lost NfAibAs, Csyt andersen
AFRICA, Ospt shAsnnn. EUsoPA, Oa,t Ielieh.
SCOTIA (-ow buLdtpg)
Thoae hight nssthe1i; kreea
b,ax beard bow; red port boz
CANADA, Lang, leaves Bosom "Wednesday, April 4
AkABlA, Stose, Nerk. Wednesday April n
kIAGARs. Andersou. {" boston. Wednesday, Dril IS
PERSIA, judi rs Eow York. Wednesday, April Is
ANkRiCA, Mnlsr, Bcston "Wednesday, May
AFRICA, sAs. Aoo, Z" New Yort, Wednesday May
kUkUF a, LAitoh " Boston. Wednesday, Mar ID
AslA, LSN rev York, Wednesday Nay u
Dsuths po& seoured until paid fur.
osVsricEssa ssco board.
Ths tbsee shps vii gold
anver bsii6n spees swsiry. precious netsis
dHlsss bulls u tg signed 'hsreor aud the value tnsrsf
Assea oppressed For fslsht or pAssage Apply 70 e. GU
NAkD, No BOwhg Green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09

NEW BOWERY THEATRE
~ eolo Prcprietors
MHH6HS q. l. FOX X j. W. LIHQARU
BAsrsR MONDAY. APRIL g.
Ee-engagement for six pis hte of
Little COKbELIA HOWARD
And ber parents
MR.. AND MkS HOWARD.
&. W. Taylor Esa g great drsmsuz Aiioa az
TBk LAMPLlGHrkR,
The grand historical dram OF
OkEAL THE GREAT.
And The petite drama of
SOBAE CREINA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09

U,ROM IRHLkND TO NEW YORK BY sHAM-PAs
from Queenstown Iretsnd, 10 New FORK
nor $50 including provsous BY the spenAd fast s.ea nsHps
every rhusdsy In the year. For passags apply
- VIC 0SAp-A' JOHN @. DALE. Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09

NHAMBRR CONCERT UNION.-FpyRrH soIREE.
" TUESDAY, APRIL o.
Al Geidbssk's Music Hall, 766 Hxosdw
Qusretfe by Aendolss Due BY 8aas Songs, by Men.
cesschn and Weber; sno Solss BY Chopin and Iiszt
rsrfcrmsrs-fh iisses ailies Msssrs MIA ssar Doea
Ter, keysr and Braunss.
ssbscrpt"n ssets at the principal music s,res
sns nck 10 Also the eveang Concert csm
ats e'slook.
, 1860-05-25

Sre.k;nc of the tendencv of temnerance ara.
tors 10 put themselves forward as prcyiouS OK.
amnles n the bliphtine effects Of drink. an ex.
Change saws: -
my ir'enrs, sG tnrce @Ontos ago ! slgnea .Lle
p.euge o"Ppns as. eanIs 1L III ~PP.osng
cnee,SJ na no"'n .ssIM1'uA a.. nNu r.rer-
cgn IN Ty PecHeCa ul,l'g nau so.eI uIu Te-
Iore. NIappses ~ nsnus aVu ,o1o cneeISl In
anOtIler ,uon'", Wy "ienuN : hau goo1 SOlt on
ny ny OAcNIa tn'ng ! nau never nau ~ oe,ort,
SOneers snu S,APP.ug :. nanus nuen louaehl
10 1ortngnT \, ~ a'eer snat my lrlehuS oougnt
conn ine s9ulsnSe were gong ~ voSneeT 1eEs,
out roppeu ana 'ooAeu serlvuA lIu wohuer,
fin. Well, my friends, bought the coffin be.
catise felt pretty certain if kept the pledge
another fortnight should want Onci Let's so
and take drink"
.F-
Iate hnglsn paper rsAtes tnat one evening
ayoung man nad Jus. utIed on anew pelr o. oSo,s
Ha "a s9oe s.cre' wnen rougn-,ook'ng lellSw
head (, tsIa 1 - TGF
"Wouid you stand thatY'' said the customer
to the storo-h -heeper, Who by the way, il known 10
be fond Of sport t7.
"That wouldn't" no replied.
The young man, thus encouraged, started
after his assailant, and he must still be in full
chase, as neither he nor the boots have been re-
en sogni.eo ns IN Nostngnam. H hecuiess 70 say
sAt ~ ~ se new oo;s ~sI9 nSs pau 'Or' anu pa'r
" o'u o"es "e'o 'e'' Oe'"u-
Rv the Tina . vouro vo,r.r !. ala sno,ot, A.,
enter into Z serioxs enforcement. she has Sener.
ally become 50 accustomed to receive the BATTERY
and homage Of men, that she would feel i an in
SUIT 70 os uea.ed WIN perfect honesty and can
aor WINS, On te o.ner hand' ner over q redono,ss
n's asSloa'sy . convince heS tnat y not actually
her sex. Need we be surprised il there should
often Be fearful awakening from this state Of
dclusiOnl
, 1860-05-25
Mary of Argyle.

have heard the mArvis singing
It's loved song TO the morn,
have seen the deW-drop clinging
To the rose Just newly born;
But sweeter song has cheered me
At evenings gentle close;
have seen u star still brighter
Than the dew-drop on the rose.
Twas Thy voice, my gentle Mary,
And thy aFtless, winning smile,
That has made this world heaven,
Bonny Mary Of Argyle.
Though Thy voice may lose rs sweetness,
And thine eyes their brightness, too,
Though thy step may lack Its 1eetness,
And thy hair its sunny hue,
Yet 10 me thou wilt be dearer
Than all this world shall own.
have loved thee for thy beauty,
But not for that alone;
have watched thy heart, dear Mlry,
And liz goodness all the while;
That has made thee mine forever,
BOnny Mary Of Argyis.
, 1860-05-25
The world Of Spirits.

Home of our hopea-thou spirit lAndi
How fondly do we think Of thee,
~ ef upme isle BY odoF iannh,
Var OF amidst the sea:
Bright 10 our sonl thy visions come,
When DER US clouds Of sorrow sweep,
A. tldinas from their distant home
To wanderers Ger the deep.
Oh. thFoned heyord the starry wayi
What fOrnas are dwellers of Thy apheFei
The fsS, whO lent The hues Of day
When cares grew darkest heFei
How bllaafii 'tuere In thought 10 trace,
FROM star to star, . loved one gone,
And deem 'tWrre come famlllAr face
Whose smile that momeRt Shonel
, 1860-05-25

and believe he Is stiIl rising The ntlf tiii6
expect to hear from HIM he win probably be
q member Of Congress from the western district
, 1860-05-25

Dr.. Emmm's advice 10 young preachers Nn1
not 10 preach over thirty minutes aayIne IhoIo
are no conversions after lln first half hour
Wesley held the same opinion; and nd IN one
Of bis letters, "lf any, then. Or lho preachers
exceed their time, (aboul one hour ~ lho whole
sefvice) Thopo you win always put them IN mind
what Is the Methodist rule. People Im1|'nI o.
longer the sermon Is the molo good j N|N o.
This Is grand mistake. The help donoo1 1a|I1|
God doeth Il himself And IIo dos noI ned
that we should use many Wordsn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-23
FROM WASHINGTON.

Lieut.. ROdman's great gun, ''The Floyd,
is now on its way to Fort Monroe, and was
examined with marked satisfaction to-day by
Prince de JOinville, and others interested in
such heavy ordnance.
The prospect in the Senate Of the passage
of the House Tariff Bill Is more favorable
than heretofore supposed. Twenty-eight Sen
afors are already aseertained to be in favor,
and Others will vote for it with slight modih-
cations
A contract is being made with the ColOni-
zation Society for the support and care OF the
Africans captured by the Mohawk as in case
Of those found on board the Echo, and il is
probable that they viii be conveyed to Ii
IBERIA in a chartered vessel
The War Department this morning received
a large mail from Utah The troops were
arranging for the move to New Mexico. By
order Of the Department detachment of 6S
recruits, under command ofLieut. 0Connell,
have been ordered from jefferson Barracks
to Fort Ripley, Mimi, to join the companies
Of that place.
A special meeting of the Central Executive
Committee Of the Union Party, was held this
evening, when T. w. Walker resigned the sec
retaryship of that COMMITTEES, on the ground
that he cannot sincerely support the nomins-
tions cfthat party at Baltimore. he was the
head and front or the new party movement
The course he has taken IS indicative of gen.
era1 stampede Of the Union Party men.
There is a ramor in this city to-day thai
Everett declines
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-23
FR0lT WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May Y.
In compliance with resolution OF the house
the President communicated to that body 70 day
the report of the Attorney General showing lne
smount expended towards the defence OF priVate
land claims IN California, the details OF the eA-
Denditure and the result.
The Japanese Commissioner attended Dy seNe-
raj members of their suite and the naval com
mission. proceeded to the State department at
noon to- dsy. where their treaty with this Govern
Tnenf was duly ratified The copies OF the docu
ment were carefully compared and eertlneates OF
correctness Of which there were several, signed
and exchanged On their way 70 the department
the treaty was borne on the shoulders OF Two OF
their SERVANTS Secretary Cas-, during the diplo-
mafic proceedings informed the Commissioners
that II afforded him great pleasure to exchange
fbe ratifcations Of the treaty with them, ana eH,
pressed a feryent hope that the two nations would
be hound still closer in friendship. The Commls-
sioners reciprocated the compliments and e1-
dressed their obligations TO the venerable Secre,
tary- and spoke Of the kind attentions bestowed
on them, and trusted that peace between the TWO
countries might be everlasting.
THE Japanese will visit the House OF Represent
sfivez to-morrow at one O'Clock. They have SCI
apart two hours on Friday and Saturday Tor ElsltS
to hem BY members Of Congress and their iamii
lies. 49,.
making arrangements for public meeting Mon
| day night to ratify the Chicago nominations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

BUFFALo MAY22-BUFFALO HARBoR.-During the
present spring thorough work has been in process
IN the way Of dredging the Harbor, and making II
easily accessible to vessels Of the heaviest tonnage
Already l9 65 cubic yards have been excayated out
side the north pier and this weeks operations Will
probably conclude the Job The bar Of hard graVely
sand which extended nearly in a line between the
two lighthouses and which has hitherto torced YES
sells with heavy draught to seek entrance by circu-
itous peth the northward has now been cut nearly
across Vessels after this week can hnd fourteen
feet OF water in the direct route into the harbor past
the pier ight-houses. In sailor parlance, vessels
bound in may "Open the piers," and hnd the depth
mentiOned.-CouTieT.
REMOVALS OF TOLLsOS THE W ELLAED CANAL;INe g
understand that the scheme Of removing tolls on
essels passng through the Welland Canal, has been
contaminated by the Canadian authorities, SO tar as
vessels bound to Canadian ports on ocean voyages
are Concerned Orders have been given for the tree
assage of all such craft and already IN effect
the new policy was inaugrated yesterday. The OBJ
cet h to divert American trade 20 CanAda HOW iar
Il will be effectual remains to be seen.-EIpress.
DETROIT, MAY 2I.-PAssED UP.-Prop. Iowa, illl-
nois Adriatic, Michigan barque Louisa scnIs'
Yorktown, Patrick Henry. Returnl ". A; Chlsholm'
Kate Richmond, Leader, Chas- Y; GrlsWold ~.
DOwN-Prop. Montgomery, Fountain CITY, MT;
Vernon WenOna, Prairie State Iron CITY, queen OF
the Iakes Nile, Jas Z. Eagle, 6ar9ue NAOMI, Great
West CLAYTON, Republic brig X. hollster, h0sculs
Glsdiafor Orlander; schrs. NJ. Fillmore, Curtiss
Nann Rocket, ST. Joseph, DOrnelia, Belle sheridan
O1ielsfep Hubbard, Ostrich, Phalarope, s. L. No
Ne IL, ri Goldsmith Britannia, Freeman Traveller
Eeiipse d. o. Dickinson, Royolsing Light, Contest
Arcturus, G. L. johnson, Colhngwood.-AdreTt's
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-23
OoMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET-MAY %.


PLOUR-The market is quiet, at a range Of $3.50
as,7s for common to choice extras; S5,sO95,eO for
red wheat double extras, and Ss,2s96,50 for white
wheat do.
WHEAT-Is in moderate inquiries at the decline
Of yesterday. Sales are $500 bush red from store
at 81 80; ons car load at same one car do at Sl2
one car Indiana red at 81 - white at Sl,0
from store and one car do at ST. 80 delivered on ears
CORN-Sales one car good at Sc.
OATs-steGdy at 4Oc.
HIGHWINEs-steady,w with sales at 50 bbls at
l9xe.
NTEATS-Thers is the usual demand for smoked
meat and country cured hams are selling steadily at
sc and shoulders at &C. Sales Of f"ComstOck's sugar
ourOd for the week past, foot up 1000 bs hams at II
aII5S-ths latter figure for canvased, Dried beef
sells at lO@lO1kc.
BgTTER-ouiet at l3al4c for good TO choice
qualities Of W. R. Old is In no demand.
RGGs-Are selling steadily at 9Hc.
APPLES-Quiet, at &C..
PORK-Mess pork is quiet and selling only IN
retail way at sI6,5O9I7.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-23
TELEGRAPHIC.
YeGtorday AftsrnO0n's Report
DRsrRUCTIvR TORNADo,

CINCINNATI, May %.
The most destructive tornado ever known
visited this city yesterday afternoon between
three and four o'clock. The storm came
hom the northwest and appeared to be
cloud, deusely black, extending two miles in
breadth and rushing forward with fearful ra-
pldity, accompanied by thunder lightning
and torrents Of rain.
Immense damage done the city, blowing
down and nnroohng houses.
Loss probably S5O0,OOO. Large number
Of fences injured As far as ascertaineds but
six persons killed.
The roof Of the Commercial office building
blown Of, portions being carried the distance
of a square. Part Of the wall fell through
the Johnson saloon adjoining, injurng sew
eral persons on the ground -four.
The steeple Of ST. Joseph's Catholic Church
was blown off ard fell through the roof
Most all the public buildings, school houses,
churches, besides a large number OF dwellings
were unroofed OF Otherwised damaged.
The telegraph lines in every direction are
prostrated, and but little is known Of the
damage in the country. But so far as aseer-
tained the damage has been as severe as IN
the city.
The Cincinnati, Hamilton Dayton rail-
road is covered with fallen timber between
here and Carthage. ~;
Villages and the country on the Little MI
ami railroad, between here and Loveland,
suffered terribly.
The railroad depot at Loveland and other
buildings, demolished.
The railroad shop at Lawrenceburgh was
entirely demolished.
The Catholic Church on the hill beyond
the Brighton House, was unrooied and 9TH
erwise badly damaged.
The storm visited Cummingsville with grea
fury. The Catholic Orphan Asylum wa
eompleteIv unroofed, and the road between
Cummingsville and the Brighton House wa
covered by trees torn up by the roots. Nurse
series and gardens along the road suffered Sc
verely.
The storm along the river ragged with fear
fsl violence. Steamers at the Levee, how
ever, were properly mOOred, and weathere'
ihegaie.
The steamer Virginia Home, when twr
miles above this city, was capsized. III
cabin parted from the hull and foated dow
TIE river in fragments. Only three passen
rers on board, who were saved. Two OF tn
5 crew lost. The boat was valued at $4,000.
q. At Spring Grove Cemetery the destruction
20 monuments, trees, and shrubbery was Sc
we're.
Along the Cincinnati, Wilmington, Zanes
vile Railroad, from Norristown to Circle
vile, trees were blown down by thousands
and several houses destroyed.
At Mount Auburn there was great destruf
tion to trees and shrubbery.
All along Clifton avenue trees were VI
rooted.
The train on the COvington & LexngtO
road was thrown from the track. The locC
motive and baggage car was completely d
molished. The passengers escaped unH
jured.
A heavy rain set in early in the eVenln
and continued until after midnight, drenchir
the habitations made rooaess by the stOrI
which is conceded to have been the most di
astF>rs known to the present generation.
It's impossible to enumerate all the daT
age done, but scarcely house in the CT
eseaped uniniured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-23
NFW YORK NEWS.

NEw YORK, May %
II Is stated that Postmaster Fowler left this
mort on Friday in the Moses Taylor, bound %
Havana, from whence he viii go to Mexico or
somewhere in South America, where no renaltloh u,
raised purse for him Of several thousand ooi-
lars - :;
The President has rendered the Commisstonshlp
under the Paraguay Treaty TO John an Du-
rem. -. Co..
A dispatch from Washington says that the Gov
erDment has proposed 10 Peru to pay 500 wv IN
full for all claims and that American ConInls,
sioners be appointed TO inyestlgaIe clailJ niu
nav ont the money at Washington. Peru declines