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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06
The CARs1Ayo.sHAw cAsr.-Tae Missouri DEM

The CARsTASG.SHAw CAsE.-The Missouri DEM
Ocrat says:
The verdict In the breach Of promise case on the
whole, surprised the community. Most persons sup
posed that the jury would be induced to give the
Plaintiff at least one cent and also to carry the costs
with it. The disposition to decide the case on general
principles and to make the defendant pay something
on the ground that he is rich and could stand the YER
dict, it was believed, would have weighty Influence
in the decisions but the result has been otherwise. All
day yesterday, and Sunday, it current topic OF
conversation in the city, and many specuations were
indulge in concerning it. Probably several hundred
dollars changed hands in the way OF bes lost and won
pending en- the verdict The plaintiff doubtless, last
week was the fayore of betters at two to the
chance of getting verdict and some bets were made
that che would get as high as 100000. The CORE.
70 his paper that ahe would get that sum- al we be-
eve that comparatively few thought the jury would
decide 30 quickly as they did in Mr.. Shaw's favor"
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nv telegraph.

SAVANNAH April +The United s,sies mall .ss; M, AZ
gusta, nom New. FORK arrived at her WHAT " ''''
ernoon--all well. ,,,,.A.-, Lssl
SANDY HOOK, sunset April S-steamships No. .s H.
for Aspnwa cleared the Bar 81 p oasaet 'ase &c
ST Johns N. b. at Ship Cornelius Grinnel ~ w
don, comm in past the HOOK, In tow VIVA m'a'''"
weather cloud .. , M r.,siaf.
FORT LAFAYETTE, sunset, April Ship j. W, Wis1.
above the Nsrrows and bark coming up the Day
s. w, and light; weather hazy -, hI,s In
HIGHLANDS April S, sunset.-ons ship and two NJ.
the ofnf Wind moderate. weather very hay on ~ 100
PHILADELPHIA, April 4Arr bark Alpsh Irp m xirsr
r. b. MentuIA Gibraltar; May Queen, Cardenss peNr
goavei schT. Sarah Cullen Ssgna , A., osshs.
NORFOLK April 5--AIr. In Hampton Reads shP' w.
way, and Geo Rhymes, both fiom Calac =. .t..r,oalt
NEW-ORLEANS April 5-Ships LIME Moses bi''''
Solforino, Boston.
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NEW-JERSEY I2ElNN.

BoBoKEy OPPOSITION CHARTER NOMINATIONS
The delegates the Opposition Charter Convention Hoboten
met last right HamoDa Hall nominate candidates for City
Offices.
Ex Alderman VIM. White chosen Chairman and o. w.
Parisen, Secretary.
ballot Mayor franklin b. Carpenter recsiyed 80
votes, and Morris X Crane votes
Mr.. Cspen.e accordingly unanimously nominated. The
Convention then nominated:
For Treasurer Bepjsmn g. Taylor; City Clerk, VIM. r.
Harrison Commissioner John Lewis OveTseer Of Poor
James Davis Superintendent Of Schools Edward Fielder
Commissioner lo1g term L. Heuseann; shois
john Higgns Collector Of Taxes WA G. odsl Collector of
Arrears, George Hull Opposition Ward Nominations
Frst ard Councilman Andrew lnnt; Second Ward, Wm
White; Third Ward VIM Hersee. Chosen Freeholders-Ft
Ward, James Stephenson; Second Ward Louis Kaufm
Thire Ward, II. B. Sheldon.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .....ApSIL s.
Cleared.

Couch Richmond, Ladlam Hein.ken
Northern Light, TnAelpsush, Aspnwa d. b. AIsni oasssf
civ shnfelt Havana, Hargous Co.
Barks-Arsnds Rinys, Rotterdam, w sssm Queen Of thu
Fleet Mcs1hen, st. Johns Edimson Bros Wlls-a, Lord
Gibraltar. -.
Brgs-Hidsgo wbitmsre, hschi..y simson Mayhem, Be.
a.Tiee Drisko hilbridge simson Mayhem; atlantic Merrill
Bsbados Trowbdse Penobsco, Damon Zazs, Brett, soa
& Co. Adler (Brem Martin, Kingston, Roger Bros n
Means. Tibet, Port au Petre, n. ID. Brookman.
s6hooners-sea Ranger Delaney Key West; NJ r. Bsnks,
Banks Philadelphia j. Hsed Mystic Valley Russell, rsnpeo
H. Bszard Lynchpa Harris Richmond y H. Pieron Co
r. O. Broy nord-, thiadephs, J. w McKeej D. w. San
mel e. Bech southsrn Belle Smith, savannah, d. g. huy
C. Heard Potsrd Hartford mssterj Lalra francis Big
aims st. Johns NJ b. d. R. Devote Village Queen, Hsstns.
Mobile
sloor-Blackstone, -, Bristol, master.
Steamer ennebec Han Philadelphia +. Perkins Heart,
Sidel Phisds lphis, J. s. BTane.
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Disnsfers, &c.

APulcurcot April 4-Tbs bark Fanny Holmes losnns y.
Antwerp Al the est anchorage, burnt 90 me
edge last night she had ON board Of 81 eses ,,
In 1885 GA tuns register rated AL and ewnsd ~ \,
Smith & Co OF this city. She valued At t1oo anu
10 re bert Macke esq, Lloyd's Agent go 49,. "A
NEw- ORIs1xs, March ei-Ths ship Montgomery oouni
sosne damage In being pulled Of She has returned ana ""
have 70 discharge portion Of her cargo 10 make ses
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shat the word 10 now universally employed, In tho
tongue tat Mr. Bryant whose taste in language IL
20 exquisite ard pure, is good enough authority for
me, even if lie could not be sustained by the die
ticnaries. ]. Y, II.
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In ship Surprise, from shanqhoeMrs. WiIfsns ehus.,
and servants, Mira Ge,. Williams and dxnt M a
lett and child.
In ahip Ams,eaa congrsss from Londoa-an NJ r. Br,s.
Of New London
IN ship B.rOdiaO from shgapors-cs9- s. g. Day wifi.
children and nurse.
Son, Mr. Forsyth and son
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Western paper says that a pair Of horses were
standing near railroad station recently when train
came numbering along one of the horses was greatly
frightened trembed violently for moment, then fell
down dead, killed by terror.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

REL EsrArr.--Sales at auction, April 5, 1860, by
Adrian H. Muleri House and lot No 81 West Thirty.rth
East Broadway, Is BY u, for e4No
A. Bleecker, Son Go sold lot and two buildings No 81
Bowery rs By 100 Jey S3S,Q73
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

TosrKINs COUNTY RIGHr,-A special dispatch from
Ithaca says: "Tompkins County has elected seven
Republican and two Democratic Supervisors. Last
year the Board contained four Republicans and five
Democrats"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

HoBoREN DEMOCRATIC NoMISATIoNs.-The dele
the Democratic Chsrez Convention night the
City Hotel in BObohsp and made the following nominations
For Mayor-John r. Johnson. For Tresurer-Abaham Bar
ker FoI City Cerk-Geoge Avery. For Collector Of Taxes
WIN. Chld' For Collector Of Anears-Goorge Wihelms
For uuerntenden Of Public schoos-Lorenzo w Elder
For Overseer OF Poo-Adsm Wall For Street Commissioner
Patrick Mehsn For Water Commissioner Long Term Jno
Sheffield short Tem-Henry Alderman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

TIE BRIcKLAYERs' STRKE.-The Bricklayers' Pro-
tsetive Union held meeting last evening, at Conven-
ton Hail. in Wooster street, for the purpose Of taking
some action relative to the strike for higher wages
which was determined upon by the Association on
Tuesday night A list of bosses comprising sixty
one nsmes, real; and il was reported that all had
agreed TO comply with the demand Of tie Union,
namely, 50 per day. The list comprises the principal
boss hrckayers in the city. The members who struck
FOR higher wages reported fayOraby their employers
having scceded 10 their demands without hesitation.
Several new members were initiated; and after elect
ing Trustees and Treasurer for the ensuing six
months, the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

wILLARD-At Yonisrs, on Thursday, April Jean wn.ri
eyed 70 yooIs, late Of Albany.
The fuDssa win take place The Rss Pre.byteran h..
Workers o'clock M, Saturday April Trssp le..
Chambers street a. ~ and 81 for Yonkers returning ss,s
Yonkeu a. 5.28
Albany papers please copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

TERRIBLE FALL.-Mr. William Wilinore, man GO
years Of age, last night fell through the dummy hoist
way from the fifth story TO tie first floor, of the Print
ing establishment Noe - and "A Frankfort street, and
was SO shocngy injured thst bis recovery is consd-
cred doubtfcl. Officer Mason, of the Fourth Ward,
conveyed him to the Eew-York Hospital. Mr. W. is
Freeman by trade, and resides in Nineteenth street
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gnu-Rises 5:4I Sets 6:3I Moon--Res "A
HIsH wAfBE
Sandy Hook JOSS Gov Island. ~ AS Hsll0se Lag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

CADETS OF HoSoR AND TENPERANcE-This is a
new fraternity organized among the youth of the city,
and rapidly growing in numbers. Mohawk Section,
rev enterprise, was organized on Saturday evening
lsst in The presence Of number Of distinguished tenn
perance men. This order is intended 20 I'll a vacancy
long felt to exit between the adult temperance socie-
ties an the juvenile associations known az Cadets
o. Temperance. Applications for information may be
addressed to Deputy G. Governor McKim, No. l6
Vesey street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

TIE mozart DEMOCRATS The Mozart Demo
erz, Republican General Committee met last night at
Mozart Hail President Schermerhorn in the chair, and
lsrge number Of the organization present. No other
than routine business was transacted and the meeting
adjourned at an early hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

The Arekieets' and Mechanics Journal is a new
weekly journal of l6 Quaro pages devoted to the TO-
terssts Of the professions whose name it BEARS IL Is
edited With ability, and promises to be Of great vaiae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

IscESDIARY FIRE IN JERSEY CITY.-About 12I
o'clock Thsdsy morning Are was discovered bursting out
foundey and two,toy brick building known the Jersey
City Flour Nils situated Greene street, between Wayne
aud steoben streets About 200 barrels of lime belonging
Mes Vanjerbeek6 Morre stored in the oundsry The
lime almost all destroyed by water. The Touring mill
leased Peter Garbet but for several months past had
been in operation and the mscbney nearly all removed
The buildings owned by Mr. John d. Ward aud dam.
aged about 81 1900; fully insured From
the broke out in both buildings about the time there
iS doubt tina: it was the work of an insendiary.
FOURTH.WARD DEMOCRATIC NoMsATIoSs-Tbe
delegates the Fourth Ward Democrat; Convention in jersey
City made the following nominations Wednesday nights
lldymen-Wm. II. Nsfew and John B. Roman
Chosen Fyeeholder-John Boyce
Conmissioney Of Experimentation Trsphsgen
Justce of the Peaee-Cbss. a. Gregliette.
Constable George Whitloch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

TIE DAILY TRANSCRIPT rhe presses and materials
Of The BROOKLYN Daily Transcript were sold at auction yestsr
day on MORTGAGE foreclosure The value Of the materials wa.
estimated at $1,000 They Knocked down TO Mr. r. IL
Gallagher job printer for - 500 The mor,Fasses were Ms,.fs
T. n. Webb Co, Of New-York. The publicson of rae
Tasnipf ceased tts day before The sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

TANNASY GENERAL CoNMITTEE.-The Tamnany
HAL General Committee met ar their headquarters last
evening, Elijah +. Purdy acting az temporary Chair
nan. The Committee on contested seats reported ON
ali except those of the Eighteenth Ward In regard
10 these there arose lengthy debate, occupying the
greater part of the evening. The matter was finally
Submitted to Special Committee for the purpose OF
eseriDg compromise. Mr.. Isaac V. Fowler was
then chosen permanent Chairman by reclamation.
Mr.. Fowler returned thanks for the honor in star
spangled Union Saving speech, occupying some consd-
srsble lime John f. Devlin and A. Ii. Rollins we've
elected SecretaIics Joseph NJ. Marsh, Treasurer, aud
Charles Mills Sergeant.atArrDs. A Committee was
then appointed TO prepare an address the Democratic
electro, after which the Committee adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

Fen vALroRsii,-Ths a'esnship NcI'n e,n, ,IsSs
,,iIes Yesterday for Aspin VAIL win tue CSO,ns
msjss end passengers Among 'he ls''er wsstne Kew
y. STAN hing, who was escSr'ea 70 Inc Sessel oy
,s,nber of HE clerical snd lay friends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06


Tur Sg.p,poLxs RENoyiD.--m accordance With
an order Of Acting General Superintendent Carpenter
Can't Gibson, of the HsrSoI Police, with fifteen Of his
officers and rive riggers, commenced an engagement
aeairst the 5ersey poles yesterday morning az q
O'Clock Day armed ead equipped for the battle, they
started of on the t;esrtug Magnolia from the Battery,
and IN very short tine were at the point of acsion
A. srst, the siawassh poles stood their goa9d noby'
but they room gave way, and one by e,soaed DOWN
st,e esrern. Each row consisted Of Sc. The assault
was first made upon the row owned by Garoner
willis, off Ellie leland, eseh POLE costing the sum oil 90
Row No. ., owned by james Mclaughlin, and ioOA'ea
nearly opposite Pier No \, came next ana 80 Tue w"
went on. uutr the city bells and innUmefaoe sleam
whistles sounded truce.
II was6 O'Clock in the evening. The war did no
extend beyond the poles which hsd been planted Oh
pier No. s. North River. The police staie toat uley
were in come insts3ces not more than % tee ano rom
80 10 ieo feet, from the shipping on this sdeo the
HuSson. The plan of operation was very simple ln-
deed chain was fastened to the pole, and the boat
set In motion. By this means the sturdy jersey poles
were towed fron their places No resistance was
offered by the fishermen. 1t was rumored that they
were musteIng strong force for the purpose OF put
ting stop to the operstioDs Of the police; but there
wss no basis for anything Of the kind, when the
owners became satisfied that their poles planted
where they ought not TO have besn they willing
trbpit 10 the law, although they would have much
ureferre5 TO remove them themselves Before leaving
Of last night, the police had succeeded in quilting
100 ooes from their muddy foundations. 1t intended
70 start on an Expedition this morning in the Lowe
Bay. Meantime the fishermen will doubtless set u
work in the North River and Their fishing appa
ratus from the rayaees of the police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

RoBBERIEs.-The bouse Of G. j. Logrie esq. No
80 Remsen street. entered by thieves evening" aud
robbed OF silver amounting 10 DTS servant
girls ut work In the back basement while Thieves wer
enEssed In carr, the property from the front
The house OF Mr. Charles Rockwell ths OF Clinton
and Baltic streets onopsy entered evening
and clothing amounting 10 80 In value taken off,
, 1860-10-08
10, 4 yoous caa help It, Cd eoofporstion.
u pitch comes aoms such inst!tutions, 1t has

;er 4 yooa cil help It, od eocfporstion. When
|Ea piteh comes SONS such in.t'tuttens, 1t h's
bAtH found, are Z brokso-Eeed:
ID immsd,ately; or, il that /. not Desirable,
.esteT invest At once Ill trust fonda IN your
pasaS.sion. Don's do In debt 10 the widow,
l.. tha orphan, or = rs:ssive.
: Psy thu puor, for they need every dollar you
nve shem, and your Indifference delay may
cot them iseonvenlence' anfsHng' tears, and
cs:..a aa3 sft: }ss III;
pee,jly, be gery prompt. just and liberal: -
tho impression extensively pr vails that pro.
craatinatiou in that direction il not quite as bud
as tHef: or rob oe1y. -.--.
+ .Ea3 Jour ubscriptions-yourl long-postponed,
reoeEed, and sgain postponed. benetolent and
charitable. written and verbal promises-your
! subscriptions to benevolent objects. Delay NOW
in adch matters will bn scandalous.
Pay your store and grocery bills. Yes, sir; ;
/, pay PIP, md Esver aga,u run into debt for what
in That direction il evidence of want Of brains,
and II continued, your friends should demand
tho Servlces Of = coroner to sea If you are not
dead--to al wisdom.
Pay your nlniAter. In this matter you have
had too little either Of conscience or honest =
faith. A hsrreI OF -four, q siriolu steak, I new
/ garment. Or NJ American eagle, nsy b. . Astran.
ger 70 biz family. bu. SPEEDY introdnctson. Of
such tar gble eriterces OF 1lTe, health and pros:
pe.iJ would. doubtless, provo "gsor1ons
I Py-your phytici.n-tai nun, who has
patiently watched BY your beeslds. or by the
t ebay your anxious summons, Forget not th1s
;. Psy your iavyer-vh.tl do you owe him
Well, theo, pay up speedily for wbo e!er
, 1860-10-08
Daily Reyien ofthicago Market.

EATczpAr Evu1ao. Oct, &.
FKE16h16-Dtes1ntd 1c. The sssaksm.n.s wee Ito
hunao. Prop. Nile. oats 81 eKe; r. S:zsaa, corn
aoe tsar L. Grass vLeat \. 4oc; lear En.e..ae eo.u
lue. To oaw xo sebr In nnsx wheat 1t Iehe; .chs
Qussa CITY md EmsH, wheat at te sehr Norpazei com
alse.
fIouR-Re1tved aots txls; attppet, 1.ks b.lt l1a&7
k aa!o: lover sase, l0 bE. ~ents.l City White
"l1tef q l:x LOO bril- choice Southern Illinois White
WaEteras s6:x d.l; 100 hsil chos spink Est az
del; loo bsla Elxn Cry" and 100 br. Phltlps~ II
ia bts good apnx txtra It sa.so d1 100 hr
North stA, Ut esC del; 7, brss law grade extra at
sl23 del; 50 btls Aah" ~ Aop ta; 40 tels good
Spring extAh u e:k del; So b'Is do II DEL e hs
Aesde; 8bTl' Far II q - Gel; l7o bril- medium II
SKIS Del; 2oo bIls super tne 1t &'.7a del.
"HEAT-Eeoarsd, :azsts7 bu; skipped. A3ta b.
AAket firm. ba1es }spopu No. Rea NJ &c
N T. Ee; TO tu d. ii nc In atost 100 b1 Nohwe.trn
C4as Il soHe"iu ktone 81bm nu No. Spring II at n
stoFt: i2sG su d .tsekaia aert 1000 bu Do sshe
atos - 900 bo Ep, tIr NJ u &c In store COO l1to
AeXs1a ssore 900 hu 10 II bshc In s&ore "a 100 hu
Do n &c tn stass l7o ba Eeeted st til 100 hu
d. 1t soein stose.
o0Rk-K4esivsa, zx7s bus slpp.d .ses, "a H. Mar
kxt sdvane+d H3le- salts LOO bu Ho.1 At &C IN
sose, 9oo By % =. s7hG IL enrs p TN % u 4aelu
< bu No. At &c In .tare ,,oo tu co 1t
5000 bu Go II 4:e los.osa 80 hu Il {se et
board 1000 bu do Al Sc In SO tn Rejected =,
nc in no.s. -. :
3op hu Gol n sle IN board 1000 bu do II lsc Z
RrE-k..,r4 ,sG be-. Ma .avsp..d !. did
aAa v bAzt by sampl.. III tae delivered; 1907 bt
No. sae in ke so b1to II sse II Eo:e 1oou bu q
Atsse at,as.
BAELE1eHess,.sa. s,sk. bu. Market dun. sale
veze: u taki sboos Nhh1 q: on hat; Sd 81
prime 1t Co. taek; IS baE1 at ssc tz.sk :1o sMk
6saa <se tss4k q s.eka 1t axe on traek: 20 hak
et &Aansc On Turk. - - {:fth ftff-t
sEros-Reoevrt, :4st2 h. Ni1ftt f6z 1ln,othy VT,
quet. sles wet: II bag good r s1oo; bags dirty r
alAo. ~-'-'---
HIqHWIBESK4xtvrd,H u htk. Nxrkrt Qu:s. eal&
vsr: 2eehh city spd edr1ty 1ae. X: ;;
ALooHol-uA uk~ pr kal.~ -. :.,~:- :.
NEss PoRE-Ilrn md hon,aal u ~. H.: = :
TALLow-1a eeea demand aut sra n ska ax..
BUITEaIA.H Hk5. pF1nA Sill ~ IL Atkns god u
Ike. ,Cot4m:a dull ...-.-..
E13s-la foed demand and aru II 1D4011e PEI dox.
PooLrRY-ieo rs1tsy., It 7He pr h; Chicken. et-s
a17s per deg. $50. -
dA4&=RAi..4 s3lsksae Il 4 Aee3 Qaea 81 Il
~ ps7 tcx.
foIAToEs-Ia good demand u ape. :
~. nAIfirn aad asady. Gresn sansd, 1Xe7ke; D.y
Ax9 Io@K-Aeee.sea, as foss 10 Bee4es, Ms,.
1At@ ssss csttA stsadJ. -Hnea xaa+ dun se,., ~.
Z s's.stas @ ies n. 70
1aas ..'...''"'"'..-..'. -
~ 8e0 N'A-'"As'"ssss-.4s....$ +. 10
As4 nv
, 1860-10-08

Tho heAdiags Of the above tab1es arc given
mere fully BY the Montreal Garetts ~ follows:
l. The pereenta7e f specie to-circuJstinns
=. Tho percentage Of specie to to,si liAb:i.
tIe4,
;. The percentage Of paid up capital to total
liabilities.
I. Tbs balapcea with other Tasks. xs
s. TIE percentage Of paid up capital and fur-
plus .*aets to paid up cxpital.
.. The selling p<tce Of. Tia -sk cf reer eGut.<
10 scarcely necessary to ray in e1pfanetion
OF the last two items, that, whist th fifth col
unn expresses the value Of tbs stack rs sbnxn
sho1s {ts market vatne. y
, 1860-10-08

Readcr, now II the time 70 pay your debts
Good resolutions arc very goad as:iar as sAsy
60, but, in Tho opinion Q! your creditors, they
n.rchUt Wu beg Ut yuu. thEI Itto1r 10 gi7e
your E&tention 10 tho following "practirAl 10.
na.ke." They are not iataaded, we wall aay.
privately, for either Of your. EeichtpFs,: but
specially for yourseE
Pay your borrowed money. Don't longer
burden your friends.- Lei those who have been
Kind in -xidiuG you now uHderstand thxt you arc
q" fru and iadeptndz5" citizen.
/ Pay your baak debts. Don't lean day long
, 1860-10-08

!. AMI .Uau4Go RAILROAD: =.
w..ho.::a aKeces E:s :t*K nth III xreas-
. FETTs{LvAEIACESTRA RAILROAD
20 New 1r.k, PHILADELPHIA, Bsl.traore AID TssarStot
Qi.Y, and he:te1ior Of Pennsylvania, New JU
sey. tlv York, NarF:and. &e-
Marha.ss BY taking tbs Tocte. Will kAvs sts stnass
a. 't= EAltein 3a.Eet !. 40 si1iEoaA cost
fAEx-zs tsecxet through.
IrNa. leave fae !epot cone. Of uSEhs &at Va 2usf
ss.eeth West SIDE, - fo2Es:
80 A.N.-YoT7lnk E1ps- - daily tsn9tass sEce9ss6
5f.:.-Et:hs e x7res:. isstEya-yat->ptsd.l
tocnectlcx Al C:es:i5e With Cev%and and Lake thoE-
'Adto n1uitsk, Buffalo, Sah Hs@ fo:1 ~
Ae3"n. aa6 III 7t.:sos towns Of New EE<aa4 Vi Mr.
1oth C-atEAlAEd New forx trd EEir :..1:ra3l.
Aso. eo1sh to to3rraue- Zacea!iltI. Newark, Ma1nt
sst52a 2ttpoenss- aee.t1x and Ite..ortow1scf 0hs
.5oIe tains eoas.e: \. FORE. with i,s.ra On Hs;
hnAd springfield. Urotna Dayton and
Ai@o ~ >: Lima Dayton and EIccnn,z.asecs
Ab Low A. AEY OTHER EOUTE-
bound EXIT VIII snd th!i route bab pieax11s
:eyta2e; 2aTlnx through many o1 .as fzrxsss Ant
2a.: y: g Stss ss1 2 tas Gntsd Sta:es. ~
a7a Ese14 the Gepots % rrEej1s &C.,
sna cnasty ezzkaze re1 Of chaxe9o Ae tf9A:r9c A11
EsE-o e1st- aIt+2tcK CAL Accompany each s.airsa-
:tasss fcs zaP II III the p.i7etr1 Icfet pces IN sas
rt a1d II sas Ccnpaaynu coF1e4 sRs4dai = sos
O:ENo s:retN Gp 3e1:te t1e 2eveta House. " ii fht
;a- Res de, co:-er OF Ea2al AID Van 8are1 atrsets
UsL.ko.
s. 7art.--.az:a &Akss< tek.:s ~ For: wa1as,
p. ?. PATRICK T!cfekAxEnt.
:JAs- " AU%SoN, ytakak AztutJ;a,cs7p.
J, J. Eag.rc-. Gea1 Fls!zA. axr. Cairxxo- ~
, 1860-10-08
"A d 48 LA9A LIE 8E2S2k,
Banking Department

Depcaits .ocedTed "a C7rsrt k-toant f,o:u psr.es
tIT ot co1ary, and tke usual scoEaAiors r,rted II
srfaln depoaito;, .ud etEEesruntea:..
lotdes: en- bal4aeeA ca e3Y te aowei In eases hers
spkSA sEFe Etea usee - fhas eJec.
Weseee!e denosts csy Aa;e seciaed 1ste a vs.a
Mtasett Will be Al'oweG.
, 1860-10-08

5AV4kGS DkFa ETUENT.
Dtpocs In snhs uat!ess I've ko.A. :eee:%ec aod
Ciacstte Of to.ss t+sued. lats1s.t At ~ per ce3t
viii te Allowed 6n teotse of !cs desipsscn tissf ~
fnnd. aAve F::n2ae3 II k1rC1 rrectted time A
ee1.e:;:s @ace cayzd>or sctet- aad Il ike {s4es ~
, 1860-10-08
BY TELEGRAPH 7.


W4s4xofox, Oct. '5.-BAro1 tReufrew' md
suite, shs President, .meniPer1 q, >he Cabinet,
aud invited sEiencs. ,inc[sdiug Ladies'. Visited
Mount Vernon 70 dsy. On the.7dspsrt1re = -.
luse ras cred fto1a tha Arsenal, iu'hopat'of tbe
Toy al via,tors and = double one from aha cutter
beating,he party, IN welcome both to tie Primes
and lP5esideo', during .Hhieh" the British fig
was hossted on tho vesael, while our own Wa
brightly prominent. The Marine Band sltesn,
ately performed the national aits" pf England
.The dfater given 10 .'t,t ~ attended ;,
ths Royal party, Tie Pteaideht snd Cabinet,
" asHtsaiox, Ost e-f9e Ru,s party took Z
farewell Of The President this morning, eno N
accompanied to the Revenue Cutter by tns
member Of tho .biuet and aessEs; =. A-nfy ano
buchanan, Secretaries Flo,d snd ThonPsons'
and Attorney General Black, yh1eh proc .eota
with the Baron End suite down tas Et.ao n,.S 70
During the stay here Of tho 1.ron o ns ED sP.q s,
their ccrdt. according to etIquetta---.
dispatch 10 tue State Department menno9s
the desib at Florence Of II. D. johnson, lately
sppointed Consul to Corstantinople. :.
, 1860-10-08

= RrcuxosD, Va, Oct. 5-Tbe National Demo.
cratic Stats Committee tnok ro steps towards
fusion to day, snd the D,uslas Dem ecratjc
COMMITTEE Iepudiato the idea of Mithora wing
their ticket. There will probably be no fusion