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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-07

lBY AUTnORITY.l
UNITED STATES NAILS.

RoeS OvSUs DsPAnnm1, |
DsorosALs FOR CONVEYING a'4f as . 'S,
i Of the United States from October l. $780, y
Juns -, 1869. % the following routes IN TIE 0sste
Of Iowa, will b received st the Coatrsee Ooee q
this Department until 3 ?. \. Of July 81 oe1s, =
- dseilsd By August 10, following.
1lle0. Prom Ashton TO Decatur, Nsb. !, miles
end bask, ooce . week.
Leave Ashton Saturday Ut an;
Arrive ct Decatur BY II an;
Leave Decatur Saturday ct 9pD;
Arrive At Ashton BY pm.
Bids for three trips . week invited.
lllel. From Bsllef0ntains, by Attics aad Cos.
port. to Charlton, 80 miles and back. oses q
Leave BelIsfootsine TsSsdsy attain;
/ Arrive ct Chariton by 8 pm;
Leave Charlton Wednesday, stsan;
Arrive 1t Bsllefontains byspn.
Bids for twoand also three times . week invited
delphia, Iowaville, Ottumwa. Eddyville, An.
stesdam, Red Rock Pennington, LafsSetts
and Adslphi, to Des Aoines, las miles and
back, once week. ~
Leave Bsstonsport Monday atesm;
Arrive at Dss hoines next W Wednesday BY pm
Leave Bes Moines Thursday attain
Arrive 1T Bentonsport next Saturday by p N.
Bids 70 commence route at Eddyvills invited.
l1l03. From Bloomfield BY savannah, to Lensss-
tor. No., 20 miles and back onee week.
Leave Bloomfield Thursday At San;
Arrive at Lancastsr By pm;
Leave Lancaster Friday ct an;
Arrive ct Bloomfield by 0pm.
Bids for two and also three times 2 week isvited.
lll04 From Bradford, by Marble Rock, e Rsck-
ford, - miles and back. once . week.
Leave Bradford Tuesday at sam;
Arrive at Rockford by SPIN;
Leave Rockford Wednesday ct an;
Arrive q Bradford by s pm.
Bids for twoand also three times week invited.
Bids to include Flood Creek also invited.
l1lO6. From Burlington, by Augusta, DenDeSk,
West Point, Dover and Primrose, TO Farntag-
ton, 20 miles and back, once week.
Leave Burlington Tuesday At an;
Arrive 1t Pennington by SPIN;
Leave Pennington Wednesday 1T . N;
Arrive at Burlington by 8 pm.
Bids for three trips . week invited.
lll0s. From Cascade, by Isabel, OvsrTeaeh's Fer
~, Walnut Fork. Pioneer Grove, and 0owsr's
Ferry, TO Iowa City, IS miles and back, once
aWeek.
Leave Cascade Tuesday at an;
Arrive ct Iowa City next day BY I'm;
Leave Iowa City Wednesday Ut 2pm;
Arrive at Cascade next day BY SPn.
ll107. From Cascade, by Suplis Ford and John
son, to Wyoming, 70 miles and back, once .
week.
Leave Cascade Wednesday ct an;
Arrive ut Wyoming at S pm;
Leave Wyoming Thursday 1t an;
Arrive 1T Cascade by 5 m.
1l1Aa Evor, Cadav CeIls nv william oh Nv Hutlor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15

ArPIEs.-tireen-none offering. .-,... .
BAoeS-DenaHi gond-l notice sales atlnl4eyllS Tor
prime.
BKAxs-None offering.
BrEsw AX.-:is1h33 cents
BrfIm- Market well suppcdFresh 10 to co. no sale for
Firkm. -. .
White bread Corn.
CosS MEAl-.--Plcniy and dull at s51Ds74 cents
CfaE>r.-.James River &l.sOdI$2o0
DgiEp FErfT-So sale.
FLorR-rhe receipts continue lght-with god demand-
quote Super.ine 1928: Extra $780, Family 1913.
FLASsfKl.-S i.ls6p 10 eerts
FEtrfEEs.4i6ti 10 cents
FrgrnnrRs.-Surpy ample No Peruvian Guano s62'0
s Rrrscs Manipulated Guano 5000; SOM
brero Gnano $5e Mexican Goano f2a@ American Gnnno
$1,000 Rhodes sup Phosphate Of Lime $4,000 Rufins Phospho
Peruvian Gnano fj2 Ruins Bone Ash iuano 85lO Ruf-
ns Tobacco Manure. LOO Rufn's Ground Bane Ash al 3D.
fowle Co.'S soluble Phophated Peruvian tiuano, f50O
Dugad Bone Dust $50 no: Hufins Tobacco Manure Si1O
Ground Plaster in bulk f9.oo in bags or barrels $lOo
tEAss ~ERps-No sale.
GIssESs.--t od165 cents
Hay ialrd sl.lj6&l.3O: u wagon load $t00Qa$l16
lkPS.--M"af tam $yO61f1 v ion.
LARD.-->upPy good al II aGbi2 cents.
lrnE--!l homasown Il .a1 Mountain 81.
bSfoSH--No sale. .
shcaf sI51f35 q 100 bs White 80 cts Black %
cents ~ bush. Of 33 b-.
PEAs-No Baekc!e ed offering Cow Pea $i.35,l$i.a0
PorATous- White Mercer s1Gl$i.
Tobacco Receipts continue with an Improvement ~
the prices for Bright Working and Extra Fine Nrupicrs--n
which, found the present crop-a large portion
The crop al dark interior order which commands bur
low price quote dark Iugs al 32.u0GDj0U bright
rounh Tgs SLOo5e 500; dark Leaf Shipping and stem
aug &6nGG&>30: working Leaf *oj069 $201: bright Wrap
pcr- Sl5olGQ$i0.0D
WHEAT Receipts cpntinac light-Sacs being made in a
small wa, 81 .3tft sl.+1 Tor prime Red and WhiLe.
WooL. - n"ashed % 10 II cts Washed 81 10 W =.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15

lr is the studied effort Of the Democratic party,
to work a conviction in the public mind, that our
candidates. Bell aud Everett. are tho leaders of a
forlorn hope. They broken aud dispirtci ms they
are, will attempt to practice the tactics that
resulted ~ successfully four year, ago. But,
having lost their prestige of invncibility being
utterly annihilated by the discussions in their
own ranks, and therefore unable to inspire conf
dence in their ability longer to mite upon any
common principle we expect to see after the
adjournment Of tho Baltimore Convention, the
conservative masses North and South, wheeling
into the ranks of the Union party. headed, as it
is, by n sound Southern statesman associated
with the most popular Northern man in the I'm
ion. Here is what the Huntsville Independent,
an Alabama paper, says about the progress of the
movement in that section From ul sections Of
the country, says the Independent, we hear the
.most encouraging accounts of the manner in
which the nomination OF Bell and Everett is re-
ceived. The platform suits the great masses oil its
honorcd people--the nominations suit them and
they are rallying to the support of the only
Constitutional Union candidates before the coun-
try.
long been ovcrrun by Democracy, we hear of
thousands who are coming over to the support of
Bell and Everett. They are tired of Democracy,
and wish to throw of the political bands that have
SO long bound them They are now becoming
right. and We hope to the time soon come
when Alabama will be redeemed from the thra-
dom Of Democracy. Ii has long been oppressed
by il; but new light is breaking in upon the
minds of the people, and they will no longer be
led on by the leaders of Democracy,
Those men coming back, too who. in 1856,
were induced, by falsehoods, to vote for Buchan-
an to save the country They now STE their or
ror. and for Bell and Everett against all 9TH
ers. They know they are good and true men.
and they are going to support them heart and
soul
We say to our friends abroad, be of good cheer
the hres are returning brightly in North Alaba-
ma. We ore going into this 6ght with deter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15

TnE AssAslNATioN IN JArAN.-7hc Emperor aiire
Inc report ct the assassination OF Prince 6ounrio
IN japan. brought by the overland mail does an
pear IN the Alta Californian Of Nav u, except IN
ono Important particular. Tor it now turns cut not
that the Emperor or Tycoon. was assnssinated on
the way tr1m his house to his palace. but mem
per "i tho cabinet or government ~, his way from
h's house to The imperial palace. The language OF
tho Alta Californian Is;
" The Prince Goltarlo (who was at the heul Of
the present Jatanese government)was assasinatcd
on the 10Th OF March lie was going from his
mouse To the palace, with his train when he was
attacked by fourteen JAPANESE dressed "a travel
ers. Ills retinue had six killed and several woun-
ded " =
The news was brought by the schooner PAGE
Capt, Moorhouse, (which had arrived from Kama.
sa"a, japan, in twenty-hine DAYS, being the
quickest trip on record The Alta Californian
has not word OF comment upon the story, and
published 1t simply as Captain Warehouses; re-
port
The n. Y. Times states that n letter has brcn
received IN that city from an American at IA.
nagawa, dated March 22d, in winch the writer
says ne hreaktastet the day before with Mr.. Town
send Harris. the American Minister -Evprythiny
was quiet. and the uneasness caused by the
murder of the Dutch captains hal subsidized. -
The letter makes no aliuson to the assassination
of the tycoon
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION

fslIiE Undersigned Commissioner, &c, WILL Both
day Of Junc $780, the PREMISES expose 10 sale wa,
public auction, the unsod portion Of The Tfacts Land
convey by q. Clay s. II. Early and Jubal A. Ear,
trustee &c. situated yuitls Creek, and on the Blue Ridge
Turnpike about miles from the city of Lynchburg adjoining
OF James A. Merriweaher H. Chcaw ood, OH
crs containing about l,zUU ACRES. ItT
Also. the adjoining Tract OF Land known as the MARKHAM
TTACT, containing about $50 ACRES.
These lands well timbcred, convenient to market, In
good ncghborood and in every way worthy the attention OF
persons wishing purchase real estate II dceneh
sary wishing to buy will double
mine for thens Ives.
These lands will be sold in tracts to suit purchaser
dit OF &, y nnl Il months, equal Instruments
The sale at the Oscrsecrs house, the Crun
pacncr tract, II O'Clock, A. NJ &. L. SLAUGHTER.
il wtds. Commission
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15

FROM WAsuINGraN.-- " dSdiagt0n, June "a
1t snsrortnlned from official letter Of the fourth
nuditur addressed To Purser j. :. Cunning ham,
thai PAYMENTS g. COMMISSIONS IL warrant officers
ii be made in accordance with the provisions 1T
the act ii June LIST. 1860, and ali que ,tiuns nris
ing from supposed errors ~ To sea service IN the
navy register will 10 referred to the navy de-
partlnr,t for decision, and not to the fourth audi
tor. he acting Midshpmcu # tho Naval Acad
and ship Plymouth nre entitled 10 the pay al
lowed in the new bill to mia-hipmon-
The canlerccs on the homestead bill met this
marning nnI found themselves unable to agrcc. -
They viii meet again Tomorrow morning Tor II
final Ell ,rt
The bonrd Of navy officers to examine the mid
shipmen who hnve graduated and seen the rcguir-
ell service necessary Ia receive the warrant Of
passed mid.hlpmen, will convene at Annapolis
the 18th inst.
The affirmative vote Of Co in the House to duy
to lay Tia" resolutions consuming the President
and Secretary OF the Navy on the table. was com
po.el exclusively of democrats, while all the
South Americans present. together with Messrs.
Adrain, Clark Of New York. Davis Of Indiana,
lIaskrn. and Morris of Illinois, vote! with the
republicans, in the negative.
1t is SAID that Gen. A. $. Johnston will be APP
pointed 10 succeed the late Mai Gen. Jesup. ms
t9nartcrmaster General Of the nrmy.
number OF tie scccdins Southern delegates
arrived here from Richmond to-day
The vote. in tho Senate to-day, by which an
amendment authorizing u loan Tor the relief Of
the treasury was mnlc u IN appropriation bill, IL
hot regarded 10y those democratic Senators who
favor IL change OF tho tariff ns indicating the de-
feat If the latter measure. This question will
probably he up in the Senate Tomorrow. \ dele
cation from Srhynlkil county. Pa. arrived here
10 day, who are urging the nd, ption OF the plan
of specific duties rs recommended by President
Buchanan. The memorial which they present is
very uumerou,ly signed, and it attributes to what
II calls tho republican free trade tariff pi lSj1
the financial distress that exists throughout the
/ country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15

ARREST az AN EN6LIsa "FiNANcIrR" AT CHAR
LrSro\.-A Hnnncier named Tee, pr,!nssing to be
one of II hrm styled 'trc, Wilson 4 Co.,, bankers
nni agents for laiing money in behalf Of differ
cnt British Banks" has been arrested at Charles
ton. :. G., on II rhar.e Of obtaining money under
false prclrnscs. by promising to obtain loans Of
money Tor applicants 1T per cent, provided he
was pad his commissions III advance. Ia this, 1t
is alleged he succeeded II considerable extent
having negotiated loans Ia about .sO. 900 tor which
he received 81 600 from business men in South
Carolina. Georgia aud Alabama The Charleston
a.rrcury says:
Gee pale, sickly looking man, aboat 1--we
mud hall feet 81 elegant manners and pleasing
address. and mny be surely identified by II cork
ley. which he wears. lie arrived in Charleston on
MAY 9th aud stopped ut the Charleston Hotel
Alter remaining there II short time he t,ok board
in an esllmahlc private family, who are excessive
~ chugrincd ut the deaoHemeHt. and demcaued
himself III II most cxCmp lnry manner, gong rrga-
larry To church, and hcuE truly polite and agree
able to the ladies' AS he reported tn lie ct i'm
mrn>c wealth. Of course there was no bar to his
progress.
Ga searching him sixty.onc letters were found
nil ui 5nsIuoss charsctar, not a single private
letter helng III his possession. lie hid fac re-
volvor, n bunch oi twenty-five skeleton KEYS, nip
rerS, screw driver hammer, jimmy. et1.. comprs-
I my complete burglars outfit. No finer cullrc-
ton Of such implements has ever been obtained in
Charleston. lie had about him nearly 500 IN
money, aud watches and silver wa o to the,auo of
/ 5000, daguerreotypes Of beautiful women etc
lice always represents himself as gcntlemai.. and
| the son OF wealthy English gentlemen. lie says
he arrived in this country Aprll II, 1859. aud
that he has been spending his time land OF course
operatinGl in New York, New Oreans, and Char
/ lesion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15
ALLEGIANY SPRINGS,
X/LES FXOM AU1 WSTILLE DEPOT,
Montgomery County, Va.

FBNl1E PROPRlErol~ having purchased this WATERING
PIAt III bcobrr last, have thoroughly reiair, and r
n'-ht entirely furtGr. al the class, nn III
ui pr The reception Il" Visitors ON THE ETH DAY OF
1t NJ.
Having increased accommodaio and made liberal
mrni, The cumur of their they fatter themst
that but lew ut any Watering Places Will Afford TIE
fractions tins.
II l. situated IN the county Of Montgomery 3 miles from
AH N mr. DhPOT VA Tenn. Il; R.D tho banks I"
Tue Roanoke Ettr aud surruudei by ri the most beau
@ aud attractive scenery 10 De found among the Mountains
of Virginia The Water has acquired such reputation III ia,
last Il" years. HAT II Is Unnecessary 10 say uh.lg III com
mcnliuN II. IL l. considered sj,dcHc Tor the No
DysIpli- IA remedy for all tuuneuus Diseases
de"rrrd conditions ii The Stomach. Bowels and Liver, hh'
for prsfaiipn al the system. VIZ ngh append
nbe oI r;rats from Pm! sician- and others acquainted
with its merits, md to these might be added ad iHanitnm
I.srn.ts viii lie mel at Sinwsyic by -Four Horse omni
hJsS them road 10 the springs Peron
leaving Balnrc Washington, Richmond AMI Petersburg il
The rr'e al the springs The day those non
the aoh VIII ud Inc sne conveyance the arrtn Of encl
TRAM. BOOTH COLHDUN ~ CO.
r ,-,tctE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15

All tn" Democratic village editors affect to sneer
Nv Tue most distinguished scholar Of the age, Ed
~aru Everett rs writer for weekly paper. |,
s'er'anly amusing tn see a man, who writes E,r
paper with circulation of half II million Mt n
oml sat'"n two hundred dollars a c, mn and
eV"tes tue amount to the cause of theenuntrv
'neered at ty sriteful little scfibllers who are
'ad +, work for dime II column and fob the nro
'ed' then selves lou JournuI f'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15
BY C. X. PHELPS, Auctioneer.

Trustees Sale of House and Lot.
Y virtue of Deed of Trust, executed 10 the
by Robert Whittier dated 30lh January ls and recor
the Clerks oic. OF the Hastings Court Of ynchbrp
shall, Saturday, the 9th day OF June, l>tO O'clock F.
NJ the premises sell at public auction for cash. LOT
In ai deed conveyed the being side
extension Of Main street beyond the residence Of ant
Met okle. and continuing fourth Of acre, wi the
Dwelling House Hnd improvements thereon
may 3jHcodls. RnB'T j. DAVIS, Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15

IMMIGRATION FROM cANAp>--Some Of the Cana.
da papers complain that large emigration i,
going on from Canada to our Western States.
They say that more protection and encourage
ment arc extended 10 the settlers in the republic.
a'd that taxes are lighter. These reasons ave
sufficient to explain the movement which they dc.
llure.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15

LATER FROM BuEvos AyRss.-Wc have advices
tl"m Bnenos Ayres to May 4. General Nitro had
been elected Governor. and this is considered
guaranty of peace. lie is one of the most highly
cducnted men of South America has earned nm
honorable fame in the field is well known as II
brilliant writer ard success ul editor, and has for
wears conducted the War Department of the Bue
nos Ayrenn government with signal SUCCESS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15
Valuable
Hotel Property in Lynchburg. for Sale,

EDY virtue OF deed Of executed by Rora
back, duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF Campbell
y. and with the of said Roraback, SHALL
SAlI RDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE, 1860 proceed 10
sell nj Auction LEASE "n the Cabe House ending the list
day of July, >t2 together with all the household 4 Nd
hIYCXEN FIRNiTGRE IN aud about said Hotel | WILL
aso sell nj the same time an Omnibus and pair OF Hors
l" Cabcll uusc the central Hotel Lynchburg, AMI
with good management will yield large income the Pro
ror An opportunity will be offered purchase The aso
and Furniture all together
Terms For all sums under $50 cash, for that
moIn credit Of months will be gven the purchasers civ
negotiable notes
9o'clock, A. NJ TIIoS. j. KIRKPATRICK.
1c9 tbs Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15

TABLE LrxrRIEs.-A North Carolina paper no
tees rs something new in the exports Of that
State, the shipment of large quantities Of new pc
tatocs for the North by the coatwso steamers.
The trade in garden truck, :" is increasing eve
ny year between the Atlantic pDrts, in proportion,
ns the facilities for rapid transportation are i'm
proved.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15

ARRIVAL OF THE ISABEL FROM IIAvANA-F+r-
hcr from Nerico Washington, June l3.-The
Charleston Courier announces the arrival Of the
steamer Isabel on Tuesday evening. from Havana
on the 10th instant. Sugar was active aud adj
yancing. Molasses was active.
Messrs. Claussen & Carbonell, merchants at
Havana. have faied for a large sum.
II had been officially declared that the lntcrna-
tional Bank had collapsed
A noted highwnyman, Sallez. had been arrest
al on board the schooner Merritt, from New
York.
Vera Cruz n,viccs Of the LIST confirm the defeat
It the Liberal party under Gen. Uraga. Another
battle had taken place al Quaretaro between Ger'-
erals Wull and Urngo, in which both commanders
wounded. and the latter made prisoner.
The Liberals were routed.
Twelve Of the crew of the SLAYER N Juan had
been arrested Mt Havana.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15

MOVEMENTS OF PRopUcE.-About one month
ago we published some particulars of the destiu-
ton in IRELAND. and the probable demand for
hread@tuff- from this country to supply the de-.
crncies in the British empire IN Ia the next
harvest. The opini' ms than advanced have been
fully verified 10y the movements in produce Mt Thu
port since that date. Up that publication, the
exports of whent nonr t. Europe hal been quite
limited they have since more Ii" doubled. The
exports # wheat had been only eco 600 bushels
fnr rrur months: the last ha. eacd them To
100000 bushels. No oats had hen been cleared
for Europe for several years: the shipments since
have b nearly 100 0GO bushels. The exports
81 Indian corn for tour IN nths had been only
22jO0D Bushels; they now amount 923,00O
bushels.--N \. Jonr. (om..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15

SALE or PosoNors DnrGs.--Thr Amrric an
Medical Association. NJ its late session. adopted
series oI resolutions recommending to STATE Legs
la'urcs a law prohibiting the sale of poisonous
drugs, snch rs strychnine norphine. arsenic &c
unless ordered hy physicians; that the word
''p,i,on' should be phin!y written upnn such
articles. and That persons purchasing them should
leave their names anl re-, Geaccs with the upo,h-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15
CONSTITUTIONAL UNION TICKET.
ELECTORS.

isr psrrrcr-L n. CHANDLER, Of Nonss CITY
o. TRAVIS n. EPfS, N Noiio~Hy
81 THOMAS RRU0E. Of Halifax.
o. JOHN r. THORNTON, OF Prince Edwar
~. JAMES r. JOHNSON u Bedford
a. W q SCOTT Of Powhaian
LEMIIEL J. BoyDEN OF Waliam burg
80 JusEPH CHRISTIAN. Of MAidleseE.
- "a n n sHACKELFoED, Of fauqaier.
-. ANDREW H. KENNEDY, Of Jefferson.
~. A n H. STUART, - Augusta
10. NJ n STAPLES, of Montgomery,
isrs WALTER PRESTON. Of wAatRgtea.
rs.1f III JACKSON. Js, al Nooi
isr1 A. B. CALDWELL. OF OHIO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15

BrRNIxG Of Two STEAMERS. Tie steamers
Empire and pewdrop were totally destroyed by
fire on the Usage river IN Missouri Oh Sau,lny
last. The Iormer was valued ut $4,000, an
was insured far 50 600 The latter was valued at
So 900, and WAS insured .nr $4,000
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15

WILD CHrLD IN THE Woops.--The inhabitants Of
Carroll county. Ohm, are very much excited by n
male child. from seven t. ten years old, that has
been seen several times in the woods, but rs yet
has not been taken. 1t has approached children
quietly, but fees from the approach of man or
woman. The place has been found where it hal
slept the preceding night aud had eaten n frog
Several hundred persons regularly organ d are
ont IN the hunt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15


CmS..-ko Peace, bm War.-The Artro's
mails confirm the feport. previously received by
ly way of England. that Chinese government haa
refused satifnction to the English and french 10,
the peibo AFFAIR. and the New York Commercial
Advertiser publishes the following letter. which !,
large commercial house in that city has received
from its branch Mt Hong Kong:
IIaso KosG. April 18th, ls60.
News arrived yesterday from Shanghai per
IT, |. NJ. steamer Saigon. Of the refusal of the
Chinese government to accept the ultlmatum pro.
posed By the allied powers. and we must now look
Tor war actually to commence. This steamer does
not bring private information, and we are not able
tn state what effect this news has had upon the
Shaugbni market. Trade in imports is OF COM
plete stand stll. and the prices demanded for ex.
port goods prevent any transactions Of moment"
This intelligence Is just the reverse OF that re-
ceivcd sa San francisco, and as there no reason
to doubt its correctness, war between China and
England and France may be considered iuevita-
blc