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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06

petition OF Fire Engine Co. No l. report The,
prayer Of petitioner be granted. Report &c.
eerted ani adopted.
Committee 70 whom vas referred the peti.
tion Of John Schmidt and others, made rspor,
and Off red the folio wing:
Resoired. Thatthe S',eA Commissioner b
and he is hereby instructed to ill the gully on
the west side Of the property Of John Schmidt
on Fifi h street, with brush and stone.
The Committee to whom was referred the
matter Of the location Of West Second street,
, known as Rockingham road reported that they
found survey and plat of said street as laid out
by the Legislature Of Iowa. in 1853. and have
ordered the Engineer to survey and stake out
ssid street accordingly.
Report received and committee discharged.
The following bills we're ordered paid
o. S Mcneil. killing dogs. ...............3 23 Go
French and Davies, lumber. r.............. 10 ~
Street = omm ssoner. ner.................... 255 80
Patrick Nanny 10
James TkoiingtOn.... ! 80
John KILLER III 63
Aid. Guelich offered the folio wing resolution
which was accepted.
Resolv"d Th,t the France Committee is
hereby authorized t. make such arrangements
with parties hu1 ing city property, on tax sale
for the psymeat II puTc chase money, ss they
NOV deem best for the int rest Of the CRY.
Resolved That the City Council If Dsyen-
ort do hereby agree and bind then selves to
idemnify all snd every person who may bid
IF any property at the n xt coming sale from
all loss on account OF infor rmslity or illegal
proceedings on the part of the city or i's .ffi
c.rs. aud in all such cues to refund the money
paid, with interest at 10 per cent
AID. Haviland offered the folowing
Re- solved That Samuel Oreud.rff be en-.
ployed to ring the bell belonging TO ST. Mar
puerite's Church in case Of alarm Of fire At
an Expense not TO exceed SIS per year; and
that the city hereby agrees 10 become respon-
sihle for any damage said bell may sustain
while being rung. in sounding the alarm oi
fire.
AID Guelich moved to lay on table Lost.
Motion to strike out responsibility on part Of
city, in case Of damage to bell. Lost.
Motion to lay resolution over TO next meet.
ing lost
Motion to adopt carried.
On motion the Chief Engineer Of the Fire
Department was directed to examine into and
report npon tie present condition of said bell
AID Haviland offered the following.
Resolyed. That hereafter the Council will
pay only 25 cents for each deg killed by order
Of the Marshal.
Adopted.
A 4 Couthart offered the following.
WHEREAS. W. II. Hiidreth petitioned this
Council to allow him 5000. on Spring street
between Front and Nam, and the petition was
not granted;
Resolred, That W. H. Hildreth he alo we'd
to DO with Spring street between Front and
Main streets, a. he may deem proper.
Laid over till next meeting.
Aid. Havilsnd offered the fo|lowiug-
Resolved, That the City Attorney be hereby
ordered TO report at the next meeting whether
he has yet hesrd anl thing y to the where
sbouts of the Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad
stock belonging to the city.
Adopted.
Council adjourned.
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FsoM Pixies PEAK.-Harvey Leonard
E-q, received letter yesterday morning from
his Son-in-lsw. M. John Ryan Who is At this
time domesticated in The gold regions o, Pike.
Peak. Ar. Ryan says that very few persons
are making nything in the diggugs save those
who have quartz crushers. M. Ryan has cut
up seventy five toos Of hay which is worth At
this time 800 per ton and It 10 thought 1t will
bring At least tseo hssdred dslavs per ton before
the fret Of Jsnnsry. OF $l5. 900 Tor the 1t. A
profitable speculation vs should say. Mr.. r
traded three tons Of hay for ins pair Ct male.
worth $500. Al2e4 .Hi -nN
Wsrseisvsd letter yesterday from Hopkin,
Barnes. Esq. vhe u rsddisg in Missoarl
City. n. Bseass ssys The Aountais Bog,
A. silA T. sAsir sathssiasa lss Donslss
1assaa = - ssssgaissd.
" Ell asw e0z " ug
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M AaS @ IL: u.

On the Cd inst, by the Rev. Mr. BARKLEY. N.
F. FARKAND, of this City, to Miss EMILY c.
HANSON, Of ST. Louis, Mo.
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Death of Horace White.

Death Of Horace White.
SYRACUSE. Sept. s.
Horace White a well kno citizen Of thiA
city, Vice President Of the Bank Of Syracuse.
died at his residence, this morning at II o'clock.
Fire IN Newark.
NEwAEK, N. j.. Sept. s.
A portion Of Sturges j. Sons ) ,ddl~ry Hard
ware Foundry, was burned at 2 o'clock this
morning. The FIRE was caused by q forge
Loss $4,000. Insurance Sl2.OO0.
Republican Nomination.
TsESroS, n. j. Sept. 5.
John N. Stratton was re-uotninatei tor Con.
gres. by the Rel tubicans Of the Second Dis
trict,
Congressional Nomination.
SCfASros, Pa. Sert 8.
Col 6. W. Scranton VS. re-noniinsted yes
terday FIR Congl eae. by accamaion.
Death Of N. G. Gcer.
Peoria, H.. Sept. 4.
Nathan G. Gee. Esq, lat. editor Of Tho
Peoria Dnily Transcript. ard able and in
fluentia citizen, died ut his residence here thi.
ev snin9
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Population Of st. LOuis..RepublIcar
Movements.

ST. LoCls, No. Sept 4.
The census returns are SO nearly completed
as to render it certain that ST. Lous is the most
popolous city Of the West. The total will be
about l6l 900. A gain since 1850 Of log per
cent.
At meeting of the Republican State Com
init, ee, yesterday, the Chairman w.s instruct
ed to prepare an address to the Republicans OF
Missouri urging taem to vindicate their prin.
ciples 10 the ensuing Presidential election
without affi!iation with any other party.
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THE FRrIr FEs1IvAL.-1he Fruit Fee-
tval given by the ladies Of ST. Luke's church.
at The chcrch vestry last evening, was an ex-
ceedinely plessant sffair-surpassing anything
We had anticipated. The peaches and cream
we're delicious the grapes. pears, apples. etc,
Acsiient the hoquets and other decorations
beautiful, and the tout ensemble appropriate
and pleasing. Some tour hundred ladies and
brave men discussed the rich repast. The Ger.
emonies opened with an attack upon the
choice viands, and closed with a retreat. May
such occasions recur often.
In TINE OF PEACE PREPARE FOR
WAR.-1hough we have noticed no frosts il
this region yet. it Is not difficult to see that
the "sere and yellow leaf" is beginning to
make its appearance in this latitude. Spring
came with its seed time and flowers. summer
with it's luxursnt garniture, it's noble harvests
which now in the Autumn are Icing gathered
home by the happy yeotnanry Of the land.
Never within our. recollection as the Fall OF
the year came around and brought lighter
hearts or better filled graiuaries aud store
houses than the present. Everybody seems to
psrtake Of the spirit of happiness. and cast of
their rpiri. of grumblng aud reproach as a
garment. This is but brief chapter in Fee
his,ory-a mere line or 80, but all will confess
brilliant one 1t is not among the impossi
bllities That the next season may be directly
the opposite Of this, though We trust not yet
we would suggest that vision be made in
this time Of pleuty again.t the time Of want
1t is not probable that the sun Of prosperity
will shine continually, then it behooves all to
imro the present opportouity to provide
for the exigencies Of the future.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06
NUMBER 255.
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
A CA n ID .

IN REHALF OF THE PARTIES WHO SUP.
! fersd the late loss BY lrs ~ L. Claire, take
pleasure in stating thai they are Indebted mach
to EDwIS Far, the gentlemanly A gent OF ih. Re-
oria Marine and Fire Insurance Company, for the
adj tment aud payment Of tne ssme.
ISAAC N. TALMAGE,
sep6 Atty for A. SERN.
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All of which is most respectfully submitted.
WV. A. REMINGTON, City Treasurer.
Report Of City Clerk was read, received
, 1860-07-30
Mass MEETING AT ANA

The Calcako l. Book llaul Railroad Company hayany
through lhc1r Akent fev1ei Of one cent rer buat,
lu aH ef1ns shp. ed from this point the Fasne fe
inx themseives agreye wish Ahuw their It
tbs unust tatacu. The Railroad COMPANY does not A.
low u the 71 oE 3adns .n4 Shipping psa x.,.a
naess "a ply them *lo up,u every thousand bushels .eas
We do nt ojee: " p+Yi.K the Customary wareheu.e
ehssses whit. 1t to use their wa.chou < bu, W.
wish 10 hare the p.rirsc al weighing aad shoslaz Gu.
o*n kfan npoa TIE track It any ut that It 10 do
"o Ah net be Obliged to pay tt0 per thousand bp.he 10.
having our Rra.n we}sh.d.
The Clint ehee. It tbs sysen lsto exclude pthe1 buy
es Al i'd r. Z. Akeass curing aors U.s. icy
c7ns"s Compete f.soraefy with lie Compauys Ase.,.r
Vta CunpAnes grant u the p.ylltse Of 1oadrs UPON
INC faeS free OF ehase aai thy v< buys.s hs sanc
privilege. THOUSANDS of bu.hc& of gain Of the pp Of
1sa that ~ool9 have ben shipped upon this Ka!lru.d
t"ee not Tor tits tax k&Te to the Oh cago bur.
Gnkon Quincy T. r. lad no.t Tic ea s.s .1on Of fssa
vii! te carried to the other HAads unIeaa t. ax |, re
moved.
had stTcsal meetings ii this Point md the ferl
inc or !nd!kn1 oo against tbs il Intense and uat
sers. In iact. there !sno4 slpse individual thu, pfs
tends 70 rindcate defend the s1sesn czces xad tc
panE Agents; aat ler. tossoo woul4 Like take from
the faEto'ra4 sum equal to6 pa of their pp er
Simply wc:ch;n9 tte1r kt4In Wasp t1s pyce of na., Il
twenty Gents rc1 huste ,a2t that p<sb,s ha. 1eeu e
e4xs the lat re they receive twentieth pvt Of ths
4AA~+<Aet "A4NA - EAAAA ~ fE1 EeRL.
In yiew Of tlese fscs NC have Ador3ed thu ro1,o,,
resolutions:
ssr,1 MM1t.h w.. ahs c. h.ye th,ouk th.,,
~ ~ .. sff s*ni pfs hu;s.toa wi Iz4a shipped ii iii 81
Ihste'oe re- The undersigned hereby se1ee net a at,
or ~ " ee :h'ptto. 4uy sr4in t.id R.il1oad
&aid Ral!rcsA. ff>" A15 'te1ent On
~ ~ WI pot nst'naft Merchant Mechanic Or
than q *ha<ver Occupation dol5x husnfs In
~. ~ 10 y, ~. a. ftes q. 1reht Ks
aah+re 10 The above resolutions up the til Of ON
ss4s pe4 huMe' oo SsAsn Is whtllr rem oyto ~ s
after hi. day, Juav 81, 1S6U, VAC eNs@' no0a LIZ
1othe*a re*o!"soca the ot 40 Of lte ctcx Of
Of Atna~ae atacted ADD tho oxnera OF
!9c5! acsea Ct sz.n, which viii be .hpped tpca The c.
i. II 1ha ta1 Is removed, Thla lis, Of
MI feaena Of the towothp of Annawan, And would b.
sac 70 ssT us1 doe. act cnp.e nth ofhe amount
O ireE! iss Ills nalro4d Company VIII lose from the
STALLION At AnraEan. The principal part Of our tuslncss
ne" -He'caanfA Mechanics DC -hays already cntsssa
Ito Tie aaers soatracsv lyudwx
, 1860-07-30

Br TKLEGxAru1 yxa- Y,ax Ju,y ~
tlau4-Ltaa doing to-d1y tus n 4fke. Win Vt Chang
~ r. xruesziis 1t,nsei 10 i+e S4e, H. W. bae h
s:t ~ for pet1- satt 5.i&Es % m extra state II "
q u t"' Tpt dne western. u lt3 = q p,noa i!
4am extra western. =1sa y fur tripping braLds ~ r.
sd7 hof tut. ats 5at t.Es At }i*tktSO ar tu1rronc
e]dtesS - t"r c"r I" ehee Eye d III stfau;
Eaes = t1Aa< - tof iumoa to choice sape4uae CO
- quit sAd uu Ia trsi. ~
Wn!skT-Aestvs anA dssncr: =ae% I'LL. II ee!.GNx
eli. d. nj tb+ last=r price. .
EuA'x-%h II without s'rikiuS chapsr. Ex1r.t d
17na IS s Esfrral f;rte1 oy the .c4-rty RI .RL,
n-,m. esl.* ,soo ou milwaukee, cauh sA ella Iui
eGn.tnn ~ bu rev Fta ttlse1ed 1t T.. ~ Lu
white lndana At %.sf: j.. hu 4c Er VI s}:o sV} b,
ns" ~hte Moth ta."!al II ai-sa: lAD ri ~utxr reI
w.stefn II lots u q ..Cts.-3 d. h,e iet S>Ir tnr1
10 xht aupry. <ar- :. bu a 81 ~0a,, N xr
Wou:!E. rt1r M heavy tJtA quest II 80
$ls f1f .e tern I'D Car s1ia1: *ce+4l<e nf kait.
fHf~;ro oSf- futk 1Etfrd frt- -say All The
nsik'th ssvsn1 o~et- Sale Ito nh!s Sin 5.hal9is tor
n,c> sl3 = fer Old sii.tis5 :os pr ,ue t:sH
~ p'l1e sts*k5 y lof c,ahtzy nr-A; t,dE2Q 70 re-
taefsd In"e Tor ea'r nles-. tItu ueas 1rr
du:! hed ion1I.f Eetf A4ni~ 1T ard n4 "a iy rn-
eh'nE4. vi m-ss drm. SAes Is r.caaxes IT a sx-
1oF p ar =lrueEs II fuF dry trd d.. ii kr ,;fr
rae ms HActn la!et Lard drn a.d Ia "a d. .nd
ha'ts "t - bbt at i!t3t3c lutt-- Iart Ut cstS tor
oAo. H4tac stAe. CAesre steadj and Ia u.de1it..
CEN md ~ - eltc tuF l!r u 10 : the.
Ekork11ks-Codts acttye Arh f71u aa1af No .s.. Fin
ba&s IT. DuGnsu 1eurt~d ii at isA.~!-x ea-G tr; W
eo'lf ~ ?es mn trace hc fNcr All. ..,u,c ao.
Las e. loet Sae% IS hhs H3.h drs 1t t.: - tL,i+ m.
u h!cu at Ss; 10 bal, Ne1 Ut &C. =ts,r uu
~ sttads aA 20 " ds ii fur CuAa 7as ~
Fofso 4t.eo; :so boxes Havau1 1et.hr.
, 1860-07-30
The British Corn Trade.

~
To be able to report u brilliant week. after
such protracsed wet aud cod weather, is feallr
areifeF aud subject for grat1tni4. Huymskipy y
has zone on extensively, portion Is ufreatiT
assured, and nome carried With better resui.
than WAS at oae time expected; The raised ten, .
peratuse previously 10 the dry 1eas havios u,uch
improved the crop, which may now turn cut au
commenced cutting in the wet. hare bern
obliged 10 force I'll tisir nex gatherings ~
damaging prices. With respect to coru and
roots, there has not been 50 decided m I'M
provetnent, the soil, especially heavy lands IN
low places, being, appsreutly valerie g4ed,
though bound on the surface. Potatoes nave
10 strength; neither wurzei. Wheat very
looks hopeless on the worst, as Is the
case with b4riey; and there is no time nox
Tor 4 tlller1bg or Increase. BIT this 1nakes it
the more important that the f.e weather should
last TIL harvest is over, Us MI a5undant Yield
under the most favorable circumstances Is i'm
possible. Yet tna markets have shown the
usual seus1tfveuess under clear sky, and hare
universally givep why fu1y Is per QUARTER
The rates NJ present are bsyond 4 Speculative
demand, and The quantity with better though
not heary foreign supplies being beyond nil
Ter present wants, whose policy ut such peri
DDS is always reserved. Foreign markets have
rather fallen back, upon the dull 4d4ices here.
excepting Odessa, which had been sent up Ly
English orders; and perhap. there is no coup-
try but France that will be less than an ave.
rage. There the rates have given way Is 6dm
Is per quarter, but the general Iatsness Ger
taaiy places the universal yield in greater ieoo-
asdy. As respects the devastation ts locusts
in Russia, 1t turns out to be but trivial. and
there is every prospect that the south will pruYe
to be the richest ; ear in corn known for !. looe
perioI. IL spain ali places are we'll 1epcr,.d
excepting Barcelona, and rates at Seville have
been falling fast. In America wheat has bsea
bnoyant and some quantity exported. bu. flont
WAS rather lover. No arrivals ctf the coast
reported since June 29th to July 9Th. Tne bu-
sinees reported was as follows; the late reason.
atle weAtder had the effect OF reducing the
s7fes - only cIgoes Of mzrz. a1r1ved-a Car
70 Of Port Lagos At 32+, American IT So aud
lis I'd per $50 lbs, aad Odessa u. 38. per Iy3
bs- barler on passaee-Danubian At 25s I'd
ser 4oo lbs, ditto {due In Louaon) 1t 2is Cd ptr
o'p. qr-; Daaubian per steamer ut eos Cd Der
:F}lha. Fs'
fne GALES OF wbeat noted last week rpre
I.9S1 qrs- at 5ss Sd, against s. 800 qrs in 50.
EGe LONDON averages we're 56s sd On 1852 ors.
NJ 'inrorss into the principal ports Of Great
'rita'n tor the week ending o7tk luna il whert
nd aour rare equal to a6,ss0 qrs.
, 1860-07-30

| the promise of The oiicera that some Of these
art gems Of poor Courad's and other Interesting
products Of convict skill and ingenuity shall be
represented ut our forthcoming Chicago Ne
chauics', Fair. .- ..~
Seren Of these poor fellows are "ia for i;fe."
Whist future. Never again to know light and
sunshine and freedom, and ut tho end Of mortal
existence convict'a grave. No looked upon
these seren as they were pointed out. with Il
sorrowful interest. The limits for the others
afe f1ed md known, and each convict counts
hls SLOW waning term, two, three, len, or twenty
years; tue cpd will come round al last, and the
Warden. declaring tho measure filled. turn back
the key,-bnt to .hese, the only summons Of
liberation will be brought By Death.
Midway the period Of our v'sit, Mess1s. San
ger aud Casey both joined us in our glance
through the prison. md later IN n.he Wasde's
room We sat, and in our chat, traversed much
that We have hero written. Que question our
party had asked, suggested prominently by this
~ BY every prison interior. Here be six hun.
dred and eighty hundred desperate meu, con-
victs whom tue world has branded, md who
hate the world. Whist binds them to their
dutyr Brute force, No; tbry could orsr-
power their guards in an instant, armed Is they
aro with the instruments Of their lnbor. Six
hundred angry and desperate couy;c.s-but
hear The experienced prison officer
or these .nen, quo,h Mr. Sanger. one quarter
let us say, have 10 s<ar1y completed their lime
that, Eager for their per;od Of release, they IRE
" "on th ir good behavior" take good heed not
to forfeit our esteem, and 70 shrink from anv
overt act. Another large fruction are in for d
loug term, bat are buoyed up by Aope Of par-
don. They lire only for tbs. drean of /. ut
night, talk Of it necessarily. Their aim to con-
cilia.e our services i'll their behulf. st,l, auo.
therlarge fraction are mere hu.uua ,exetxb.ex
and do not c1rc to gei auay. TLey have e,ou,l,
for auin,al comfort, without wearing and pajn.
full sxertiop, hare been disgraced Outside. aud
often wllen Released are speedy in returning to
prlBon life- We hare some now in their M;,d
tfrm with US. These classes, considered and
you hare dispoeed of the larger share Of onr
convict force In the remainder, smaller thun
either Of the others, are the crew that sur.
enough We must "look out for''-drsperate.
reckless w1etches, holding lifs of no account--
vigilance must not relax toward them. or thoy |
, 1860-07-30

WAsnISc1ox, July 27.-No census return,
have yet been officially received by the super
intendent. The marsbalx Will Confluence thai,
transmissions in August
Ar. Matthew Lveper has been appointed
agent for the Waschitss and Other Texas In
diaus located On the lands lcased from tbr
Choct8Ws.
tiens. Ksnsom has been ordered with de-
tachment Of troops 10 the hg Timbers; On tt.
Afkan*as. "hete the War department are es
tao'tsh'tg L u Gilitsry post for The protection o:
government and eapgrant truins.
, 1860-07-30
\ Free Negro Afrextcd az a R,,wltuvo

a Free Negro Arrested az a Fugitive
fHlLApELrHtA, July 2s.-Jamaa Valentino. &
ntsro dTavn4n, was arrested this morning hy
DsP1'y Marthnt Jenkins, on the suppos,lton
that he Was j3erjasnin uurd. fuei.ire slaye. On
the hearing it was proved that Valentino was u
native Of New Jersey, and ha. been a resident
htIe for 80 years. and the Gaze was dismissed
Valentine was roughly banded wi.rn be was ~
rested, and has in consequence comlAenced I..
eal proceedings against the officers. There is
great lndlgnatl1n among his friends
, 1860-07-30
II ANNIB.AL CITY PROPERTY
-A--- IuR eAL4
&4T Il 1f.4KG.IKH.

&n,1n o9eF 1et ~ s,le = G:s. Ea<an Hote property
aSusi. 4SN'Sstes nA1ntla. Mts-
A. ~ aotel nu:s of brick ed st,re y, ,hres
* sau eort III, h3-:y sias The 10; d ons FIX "
t1a htet past f7 1 -4A1 *3-e abEss on
Iha koase 5as slws5s cc.e aaA l. i: or do.n,.
beng he bess 1oe4soa IN ne esty sor igo
Nv Efsj,b .t LOT sstuz this rrcpes1 - ta
tstn al nd So9it g.; r. H.: sApssu a,e.
w'sh atene nent and eon,ains IL 3c
sn Ss.s1n &c. fTn,s bx5r LIZ
W. ""e t'" JSO. Il. TJNGKAY.
cKA1 S'.7 Lerre, u.aaioa. IT. Hr' - 'oS'
At,op,ss. oMp,ssssxse4-lanb 4 Lateuap, Tpou,, i. u,,t.
"s ~@~- Aos tT&e6a+11
, 1860-07-30
FIRES.

PARTIAL BURNING OF 1HB HAMILTON HOUSE,
The Hamilton House, On the corner Of North
Clark aud Water streets, was badly burned
about 81 o'clock On Saturday night. 1t was Il
four'story frame building OF considerable ex.
tent, and was one Of the oldest structures Of its
class in the ci;y. The fire originated in Il bed
room in the east wing Of The building, caused
| By servant girl carelessly leaving lighted
lamp near window, by which the curtains
| nicatcd 10 some articles Of apparel hanging
about the room. speedily envelopiug the spart-
| ment n blaze.
ihe lire department was soon on baud, aud
everything possible 1as done to saye the build
ing. Their efforts, however, were nearly fruit.
less, rs the east wing Was entirely destroyed,
and the interior Of the main building badIy
burned.
The Hamilton House was built some twenty
years ago. It originally stood near the river
margin, and was for some yearx kept b5 Philip
Conne1y, Esq. 1twas then called the Washing
ton House. In 1851 it was moved to the pres.
ent site, au addition vas built to it, aud the
remodc']ed structure became the Hamilton
1! aou' 'aA'ns .ne name Of als owner, Col.
1'sus'a =. nAn'''on' ot th's cry. 9he building
', "eA'a 1o'a' e4'ooV ano was oan"ged to
:, .'e e..en' ~ a'oot t1'ooo' ihe loss to Col.
na.ol''on ~ furniture was also about sl,ooo.
~. nSa'ea on e''eer' me present proprietor
=. .Ae Aoe', Ar. !. - Aetzge', loses about
5000 by the destruction of furniture, upon
which there Wus no insurance. 4 nor+;nn ~
ae furniture "as saTeo, as WIS also nearly all
'ne baggage belonging to the boarders. Some
o. 'oe SERVANTS however, in whose room the
nte or'ena'eo' lost I'LL their et1sc =.
Ire basement r"om in the corner Of tue
, 1860-07-30

CLrpE. O., July .s..-Last night, after mid.
night, the shop Of Vim. Hills i Sun, of tbs
pl-ce, was entered By some burelsrs. aud boots
the wAIehouse OF l.. Il. Crockett was broken
mt" and lis sefe broken open and about $40
taken. Mr. Crockett wus notified about II
n.rlock that suspicious characters we're in town.
Lie went 10 his safe and took out *1,,,Uo. and
thus sared bis money. The safe was broken
through the back with 8 henry crowbar. no
oae arrested ye.
, 1860-07-30

- u ~ e" 1<3 VEcH4uHtt3 VI.
NEW YORK. July 90 The Mrald,s Washing.
ton correspondence rays the only udt,tioua}
news iron The occatlupn troubles IL The lac,
that toy. Letchrr has compelled Grn. uutton
thc public peace. 1t is believed. how eT.r tha1
hottoIfs sympathy Ia with the mob, md II j.
doubtful whether the troops voulb tirs on tbr
mob or the Republicans. some officers If The
Alexandria militia had LEFT Washington vii,
tie expectation that their commauds would he
ordered TO 0ccaouon.
, 1860-07-30

HAL1rAx, July :s.- There ate mure visitors
in town than was expected. Tue ci.y is ..lseaj,
oseEauwing. No important incident ltus oc
CURED, except that the Prince will land ut II
o'clock on Monday. TIE Governor las pro.
Claimed Monday ind Tuesday holidays, hut The
Eose ol forwarding messages to the Associated
pfrss.
, 1860-07-30
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

SATcspAr EyKHIss July - i<0.
FHEtoHTs-~scl's sdJ Of TIE Lake, SHeepstAtka Ea-
tefp7'e D! FeEaoa 1n V11aa lake to Buffalo S.
FLOUR R'ceipts -. hbls ,hItpcd ri b ls Sale, Of
100 tbh Red "latfr t'n II c1f ut &j; 500 tLi. c,ce
kptnk at t3f0 70 bhl. eha.ce Red W!cr J. &3t9 h.
supuhn* Al - Is.
"HEAT-Rec ipt+. - >573 bush shipped, la,o bu.n
Sales uf tU bush No. White Ut 4LGo 80 Lul K.}v,tsd
Spring al '2e; ioo tuah No. Rrt at alook LOU tuh
~ Al 81 t0 5000 ha.h No. Spsn4 In lstA 9!e; $50
:do in lots It s0xe; loo Do a& PIC; $50 t,s' Rejected
Spring At ':c; ,soo bu:h No. Re1 Winter at &c ate)
bu4h No. 1>prnK IN lots At soHc.
CuRSRtcspts ss bis shipped. ~ osa bus; saI.,,
LEGO bus No In losas 4e 70 b; In One Int 1t
NC b; II 0o do In lots In stors ut &3c
hts II hoo bus DO II exc; $50 No do It &c
1oo bus No. In lots 1t AXE 4uo) DO In 1t II axe;
E,1lN DO IN lots At &c.
Ais-Ae:eipis. s&s bus; shJp5ed, none ls3 tass nn
t:ek at Sc afao bua 10 a1stvs heal week n &c.
R1E-Rses!pts. 7.sA bus: sl.ppei. puue; sa1es 80
bus Ia sore At ass $40 b.k IA an1 lots Al On sack
EGGS-kalea At sk15kc.
GufTEf-sa1es. enra non It s&asc: s1t.a 10 xo<4 1t
9Haioc ei,o;ce 1oh@hhc.
WHILE flsr-salta, round iota It aelss fr.,a Est
hau'is n M. | in half bbls.
nItfI tAG.-Sales At 4I&9}a n<s tan
E!st<-s ates At ~ .o&tlo.2s pr ION.
Willie F1Su-Salxs 10 nj tbls No from t..t hud,
II &3.;3
AGss FORk-salts = bslr city 1t ~ pr tel
Lof-saiss btls county, M69.
L'|E>To: o:k-Cxtte dull. With large rcee BIZ RI low
an' 'nfe-!"1 2:aies fhoice Cattle acazre. saes w.re:
y tau3n A7eraIips i'ap - ssf.....-.-........t.3 st