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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-19

This Is tbs opinion Of the most experienced OBJ
servers and clerks. Tbs Dispatch IL greatly due TO
Mr.. sherman's perseverance, and industry. -
THE TARIFF or F6.
Mr.. Lanes notice this morning Of his purpose
to move the Tariff Of 46 in the Senate, was de-
signed to feel the pulse Of the Pennsylysnia dele
CATION at Baltimore.
THE SANDMAN MISSION.
The bill for raising the Sandman Mission, which
Mr. Burlingame introduced and carried through
the House, has passed the Senate. This sign OF
sympathetic interest will he hailed with satisfaction
in the present struggle of Italy.
THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION.
All the intelligence from Baltimore is adverse to
any reconciliation between the contendng factions.
If the Convention will hold together until the seats
Of the contested delegates are settled, the Douglas
men will endeavor to crcumyent the Cotton dele
gates by proposing to adopt the Alabama resolu-
ions of 1856, with the bred Scott decision as
platform.
WAsHIsGros, Monday, June IL, 1851.
Mr.. Hatch special report on the commercial In1er-
course between the United States and the British ROY
inces has been communicated to Congress. he makes
elaborate stafements 10 show tho disastrous effects OF
the Reciprocity Treaty on cuntry, and says tne
only proper, radical and sufficient remedy, beyond
question is its speedy abrogaton Per contra James
H. Taylor, another special Commsonsr says ne can VI
Buffalo on the lire of the Great lakes and that hos
tility to the abrogaon of the treaty II any change Is
demanded 1t is favor Of s territorial extension to
the new province to be annexed west OF Minne-
sota in British Columbia TO merit thedesgnaton
of n Zolyereiu or Customs Union.
The National Executive Committee Of the Union
party of which the Hon. A. X. Boteler Is Chairman,
hold meetings daily and are making preparations, Is
said, for q vigorous prosecution of the canvass.
All the solicitation of the Hon. Mr. Farnsworth, the
Post Office Department has determined to establish
branch Post Office in West Chicago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-19

TniE EXTENDED.
RS AIM Arc &fcc pxtaRs

t. THs 500 Axr seoe Pxuss
In consequence Of the limited notice through tne
.s ,fshs shove Offer taking measures 70 tnoroasny
.,vxxrus the same and 81 consequence extend the tne
hh /. hereby extended the iosh day Of August eeo
The following distinguished genssmsn have accepted the dy
Of making the awards;
John Jay ESQ.,, Hiram Barney, eco. and Edgar ketchun'
$50 Of Kew-Yorki the Hen. s. r. sews, John Andrew,
$50 snd The Rev. John Pierpont, Of Mass.
nv offer eloo for the best PopuLR EssAr, aud $500 for
IA. hest LEsAL ESSAY The following questions viz:
In what any does the Constitution permit the
Of the ued States 70 ooerce witnesses for information
III What Il any osses docs the Consultation permit tbs
senate Of the United sses seize aud force witnesses nom
ther esstes TO merely aid legislation Z MT,
III In what any, oasss, does e Consultation permit Vie
Senate United States 10 investigate alleged crime 70 eS
I'D lessstcnf
Essays not 10 exceed 10 pages etavo, long primer.
The PorsIAR EssAIs 10 be seat to the Hon o a.
No % wsshnxsonst Boston The LresI EssArsto hosAk
Kxrcsux esq, No. 70 Nsssaa-st., New-York.
Each Essay 10 be submitted with s'cff' se'sCne
snd address Of the writer be In sealed envelope W
metts Of the Esssy.
Washs~sten Jai', June s. Isse. THADDkus HYATT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-19

A report of large and spirited Lincoln Ratifca-
ton Meeting in Queens County will be found on
another page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-19

The mails for europe by the Cunard steamship
Africa will close tomorrow morning at o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-19
Netpalurk DAILY Iribm,te
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1860.

M1oS sRiRs Agent for the sale Of THB TRIBuss
PATERSON N J. He will serve TIE TRIBUNE In any part
the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-19

BLOOM BEAVER. DRESS HAT, the
leading style for Summer introduced by GESS No Ss Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-19

You've MHNs HAT for the season, is the JEDDo
HAr Of woven straw had only Of GrSIS No. ss Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-19

T,,r REASON WHY.-Many complain of heavi-
"a ior spsts during weather while others bear
ypSer II with gvst elasticity Of mind and body The reason
hse WHO have their ponderous chapeeux or have
bousht Summer Hans Of others than KNOX No 2 Broadgs
ihcse who have dealt with prince Of chapeers whose HATS
combine the trinity Of airy hehtnes flexible strength sno pc
Hf. ts3c,e ht,p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-19

SPRING AND SUMMER.
Season cosnsprccs greatly reduced win sell my extensive
ASSORTMENT Of tasty fashionable CLOTHING ready made In
every variety suitable for all and less prices than any other
extn5lshmeut Chidrens department not excelled
r. B. BALDWIN, Nos. 10 and II Bowery.
The iarrest store In the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-19

SEIPHo's ELASTIC Leg AND HAND.
These snzvaled sabtutes fer Lost Hbs have been
sted for ye4r and have besa supposed Made onJ
, 1860-07-12
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

hApSGs0A1 LFxNISG.
FREIGHTS-Advaneed 1tslAc- TIE fouovIt cptase.
enss m.de:-P.op. Ne rats 10 Br4Io at4 -ehr.
stEm Spirit Du4io ii e. task WInslow a1d .chr.
Alh-i.n, Bu4lo II 6He, .ehr+ D.$htpa.d same
e~r1o fke; echss S. j. Hoe5 aud le1.ta con Or
wcGo 1t &c.
FLlUK-Raee;p:s go trlt shipped. Lei, Iris M,z.
ket CUE. nd Lom Il II $sM5.<3 for good 10 cholce
Spring ext.aa.
wHtAT-Kceesp..e1 e1as ba ;.h,rped l6 80 tu- sr1,xo
Steady and DIM. salts 80 LOO bu No. fp1ink At
u n6 in 1909 IN 60 nj ett6 Ia 7oa bu do
0 Ia Atafr: Loo ba tt,d Sic In storr. W1z7rn-
500 bu nex No. HID &!.ls track; .0s bu 40.
Ned nj IT. 10 ose l.poo bu new Eetec..d Red 1t nc
IL sto {,
cuRN-Reeelp+, lot KS bu .h'pptd c, ,so b. M.skct
active AID 4e iowaf hA.ez wett - 0 No Canal 1t
14kc .6oa; 600 bu DO As4 adost: d. AtA3ke
TO b.; 500 On No. II <,kein stole; 15t0o lu dn
axe Ia 1iors st In do Il 4se In a.orr: eoo bu No.
a. axe in ztosc bu do It $5e in .tre 400 bu Re
iee4ed Il 40c In &torr so ba d. 9, &c n sore
O. AtAsba, Market IL. .dT. Sales wezr:
1&o bu So IL lots 9scin ttaze; sad iss bazs
do =. s,c IN Track Io9 : 81 do II ENC on frae8.
RYE-RsA;alxbn. M1ke: mrt &C: se. sa!es
were SO ba lew b. aupe II 62h: bp ont1aek So hv
do ii SC 60 Dsun uick.
BAKLEY-Reod,t., lone. 70 bu ka'r =: 50: oa track
HiGHW SEs-Re. eitst :o3 bills. 10 bbls at 1s:; to
IBIS O. Il 1+Hc-.l 'a,teF ctT Eusa au!aetu:e.
A.coaoL-s3k&s'c kal-
upxs PDRK-la demand NJ 4ls.5o-hode.s aseiDx
alsoo.
LARD-Tomlna1. t1tHc.
TALLoW-la btls city Il sKe-
hIDE+-RecApaa. 1s.6s d. Market guilt Green ~
4&tsH2sxe: Tl!mmeAte; Cali t4@se: Dry Flint Nh&
i3e; do. T.inued lsHe.
wOot-kecslpes, E,4so H. Market Qu'et. eaats
wrre: soa nstsses quarter to full oo 1t 4se 10 ~ full
blood H.; 1soo bali to threeQuaz:ss blood Il dc
lson. ua~a,het ta,lve II &c.
, 1860-07-12

~ Tht tca 2. c. Ives va1 this forenoon Nth tha
re- Reb+ which vas sunx Iee+ntty 1t The Deour
from ae sut, wlth kept! free witloa. cnlr Her
ca:ko- which rons'.trd Of lrcn discharged
iAe Ssut from Eh ch xil b. eonv!Ttd fnwa ~ some
fter craft. The l.ebecsa had gone into Campbe IL and
sens ri dock whtr tbe undetEues vi nect Asy rea
-{Det1ott Tribune.
Cottnsux-The fchoorer Thornton. which passed here
fa-e III, z. Iuud down Vh cargo E7a n. enl
with kno. SOW la1ee dmenslors psat white.
wien oH t.,It An n4fqnex. Eh- h1 he &Eh1ard hox
-su.c il. crying asa: bul *aska ttanchinn-:l1
estbsad. The dA7 Axe. TO th- sc:w ulknuwn. The
ThpraIon continued on her voJate-f1bid.
Aop rsp.-Thee hnones Wa ard r;rver. With rome
ethe yr.eela bout down arc Ees OFT akT gni the
Fl1t4. Te ing RI lot d. Tn thc1 a.a,taace.
{ E this Ia: probably ket them cd.-l1h!d.
q The prop4er Fo1ett Quetu formerly OVID BY II
An. F1n Tr-n'rortstlou his ern purcha ~
Jo, y, kr IT. leveiAnd and T. K!eh ond OF Buffalo,
foa 4es o. sh goes to ssElnaw for htr arss tp-Ceve
lam Herald.
w undersa-d thAt ths schooner D. r. Martin f,r-
nrIy ID NJ ttt International Bank B1lo has bt en-
sod fn 4i8,0o0-l1bad.
, 1860-07-12

WAsu1Scrox, July 1.-THE Commission to
settle The caims under the Paraguay Commits
sion will probably be in session two wesks long
er. The testimony for the American claimants
h & not yet been MI taken. 1t includes much
valuable information relative to the natural I'd
vantsges aud productions Of that country The
Reoublic Of Paraguay is represented by j. -M.
Ca;!isle, Esq, Of This city, as its attorney.
The Senate Printer on Monday delivered to
the binder 10000 Of the 10000 copies OF the
agricultural part Of the Patent Ofice Report;
20 900 copies additional will BE- ready in the
course of a few days. The binding of this doc
ument was delayed by the action Of the Aonse
in postponiog the order till the close Of the sea
sion. The Senate edition OF the work had al.
ready been printed, bound and delivered,
Therei is no truth in herepoEt that the iiouse
Printer has suspended operations, as The Attor-
new General has not yet rendered an opinion as
to the construction Of the laT reducing TIE
price 10 be paid for printing.
The Rcpnrt Of the covode COMMITTEE makes
$40 printed pages. or the 100000 copies or
deIed by the House, so 900 will be ready for de-
livery il, the course OF q few days. Congress at
the Iata session ordered printing involving an
expense Of at least $S00,0 900.
Workmen commenced this morning tue Re-
moynt of the na7al monument and all the hsn
nouds on the west side Of The Capitol. 1t Is TO
be transfer 4 to the Naval Academy Ut Annnp'
oils, in pursuance Of the late order Of Congress-
, 1860-07-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
Illinois National Democratic Con-
Ventf0n,
8reekinridge and Lauo Endorsed.


SPR1x0r1kLp, III, July 1.-THE Breckin-
ridge aud Lane state Convention met hers Ut
10 4, y. About 200 delegates we're In attend
auce. Hon. Jno. Dougherty Of Union, Chair.
man Of the January Convention, resumed the
chair and made speech Of much bitterness,
adberents ~ tending to disuoion, and destruc-
tive Of the best interests Of the Democratic par
tY. which WAS loudly applauded.
The usual committees we're appointed, and
the Convention took recess till r. u.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Upon rc.arsemb',ng, John l.. McConrlell, Of
Morgan. from the Committee on Resolt1 inns.
reported re.ati rmsuce of the platform of the
January Convention, and also OF The m alori'y
platform at Charles,ou. The concluding reso'
lut,0Ds were as follows:
Rsolcfd, That We hail with unbounde3 tatis.
faction the nomination Of Breckinridge and
Lane, aud hereby pledge them our unltod and
enthusiastic support.
Rsotutd, That we recommend to each Sena
total district in this Stale 10 present inll
ticket If National democrats to he veted for III
the coming election.
W. II. Carlin, of Adams, from Committee on
Nominations, then reported the following Elec-
torxl Ticket:
STATE AT LARGE.
JoHx DouGHkR11 of Union.9
THOMPSON CAMPBELL OF Cook.
DlSratcT ELECTORS.
1sr nIs7alcr-WA. SnASSox Of Boone.
80 lllaTn1cr-JoHx =. AuBLgn of Cook.
8n Dlsruscr-lus1Cs stephens OF Bnreau.
4ru Dtsrs,cr-NonxAS II. PrRrLE Of peoriR-
b,H U.s7R1cr-Wx c. WAGLEI of Hancock
G7u DIsrRlcr-Jo1x L. McCosSELL Of Mor-
gun.
7rn D1srR1cT-1onv F CCMAtSGs ot Logan.
6r1 D1srRIcr-J. M. HAwLEY Of Marion.
9rh D1s7R1cr-JouS E. HAIL OF Union.
tte tLIIo~ipg State ticket ~ Nominated:
Gove7nor-THOMAS u. HOPE. "f Madison.
Lieut.. Goyernor-THUMAS SHELL Of De-
Witt
Secretary Of State-D. T. BURK Of Macou-
Aud,tor-HARRY II. SMITH of Knox.
T.easurer-H. II. GATHER Of Adams.
Sup.. Pub. 1ns.suction-JOHS Il. DENNIS
of ST. Clair.
The nominations both for Electors and State
officers were received with much enthusiasm:
Speeches were Then made sulcessivsly By ".
Hope, Isaac Cook, W. Il. Carlip, and b. I.
Burke, after which the Convention adjourned
sine dix.
los guns are being fred this evening in honor
Of the nominations.
, 1860-07-12

br TrssazArn.l new Yoak July II.
FLorn-Ma ket dull and hr.vv. asd rather c.F,rr With
hotoe1p dstos TO ais1'. Thr ctmand both ter
e. or srd hume ccnsvmptitn j. an 'sa sa. sMo
a3lbe*5.3 fur super Wrts.n - 402 ~ of common -
tr4 round htop Oho. MAX. closing du and tendency
DOWNWARD. nai IN -four ply ~ sc,, moderate eqnt
md ii. demand Ixnda rules favor Of hnE
-Ales 200 btle. 45ta85o for suttr; 80 for
common 10 choice extra hys F!ous-sts oy; shh = e
-Qu!et and unchanged. :-.c. Av:ur ..sy -ls.:V
,usAt.t.u,' 40 pil "a tend sowa~a1us. Bales ~
Gk..x ia. s-,dv With mod rate export demand:
.ae hus C. ca anrnF n ~: a6Qa very hand
White nj l.t3 $50 Av uk-~ club 1t s1@l.9.
= 4:Dl win wtstrn nt ls6&. kye qa,rt II II
- mar s'ead.; tale. 1seo bus at 6!4 TO- .o.nc
sed wsitru fur nttrlpr un: 81 for very chore ca
81 yelo~. and = tor xhlte southern: lu
~ le v.ser" mi, Il ~. rrpcre to a.1ist IT It e. 'at'
IHovIsioxs-s ok ht1d with more trmness aud ~
k.t sdec"eolv mo,r tv.. = 1rs s!1s bis ut e'sE9
l9 tH new mess old; sis 73 Tor r.'nt* all:
Il Il, cl4sxes s..s Is bss II l5i Is for cau't Try
pr mr. l3oeu,. 70 ur do 1ns. es@.o for cltr, mer
Pr na.m 6<ef ''u and non1i.l y es@e Get la,na
.nou o+t; 10y 4 lie 70! ha,F. Daeoa .ial and In
L1r1 nath.t nrm nd more ad e :Ales 10! hrtIan
Or Or .,ss-. hs.see L ads ii "a lo.e. '~' 'o~'~'
GGockaIsC. Tee GAIT I'd dral. 6sIes sine IN. cf
100 lnx Msr.c. bo .; 13hG!s 10 'aE' Cot. Rlea at
e.: "a feapc 10 enter the 4rket sxAin rety ad
IN " OF He VIA 1e ztd =. ay. The bu tne.-
VIA ~ Sale hre ieIur1<d + s. .t1n hhte Il bt@
IKE for aubs; 70 fl P1sto klco and 3too box liza
srocK-slUuger with on1 .p cu!atIye r. qury. Es1e
"a Mo,tkAees y ft:ssH; le-dinx 4.k: M.;h,k; MS
TN; 80 .uas Hascn pcfrn NIX; II eC 6sk:
t;i~vt!aad. L ": Gl GLit q; 3:K; Chi 4. II
Tx: Chi E L 16.
, 1860-07-12

NEW YoRk, July ia despatch to the Phil
adelphia Press says that Marshal Rynders o.
New York is removed for refusing to oppose
Douglas.
Alderman Genet in the City Hall park to-
day. Il is stated that the Alderman md
a Sir. Ketchy induced sister Of ker'gan's aud
another lady to take sail in yacnt On the
East River, last Thursday night. and attempted
violence upo them. The iou3 SCREAMS OF the
ladies' attracted attention, and they we're land.
ed, when the men saied away. Kerrigan had
given the Alderman notice OF his intention 10
Shoot him. 4 bloody sequelto the affair is an
ticipated.
Nr Schuuaater, one Of the victims Of the
tragedy 10 list street, di.o last nixht.
VIM. Finn, an attacbe OF The daily papers Of
New York for 25 years, dieo this morning after
aa illness of six months lie was 'atlve Of
ireland and nephew Of Daniel O'Connell-
A French lady, named Jeanette Paister, fell
out Of q second story window Of her residence
in Delaney street, while in a state Of somnam
hulism, aud almost instantly killed.
Jas. Dohcrty, a absr.keepee in 40th street, was
severely if not tnta!ly stabbed last night by q
laoorer named Barney McAstee, whom be had
refused to trust.
, 1860-07-12

MARSHALL COUNTY BANK.
lA LACOS, ILLINOIS
g, D. CAA1x, Cashier. F. FAlnz, tros
Collections made n MAhau md adoiulnx eouat:-s and
proceeds renttted promptly on day OF payment
, 1860-07-12
TIE CORN TRADE II GREAT BRITAIN.
The crop ProrTect8 In EnE1and~
France and 14hesiA SsVckR ii EnE-
1and--.Pr"0ablc Fuluro Supply---
1srites, DC.


ltfon the London A*ak Lane E1p'esA 1ane -
When we recently touched on the state OF tae
corn trade, aud referred to the various inna
epces that had tended to effect an . .asanec EEL ~
prices, VIC added thai sncn cause ',' "oa'a p.un'
ably continue to oper.te aht,t ns supply ." o. ne
corn relieved the fnsre9.. since our season'
ing has been iatens'neu o} continuance o' un,
propitious wt.ther; ,nss nss rs, 1o' on,y
The growth Of ve&etanon, out 70 conalo. sa6le
extent materially lessenea toe psosPeet ot
productive corn crop. "a p5oifaclsa r.ntsr,
cold "sa so n .orehef
t.rded ne progress o. se8e.a.lon, 30 tha1 ihe
eato& .."s o. me maea' Gt"p' ,.n mueo unGer e.
ero!narJ c!sc1s.ane Ie e;1' ., ;n .t paso Inc
h.s' w.. s' ~ ,,,a m' ~ - ha";antn u.se's:
ie,v. When W. rea.ct that ,his viii ibr "
1s"..1 ,...s.".,aa y" ~ ;,,.th.,no ~ ,hsn .'"
~ .s s!oh ~. ~ ~, P Iae eoP
~ r iane.,' na1d aed ths s sm1 - nowa~ ~ 'es
~ - .I ',a.* .as e H.. ~, er;r c.
a.rrd hi mon.h lstsr than H. .varaa uu ae.'f
.ssr. h,,t * *. o1a - ran.sarsncs ~ ~ sge VI
}nv of he da1s !, ,nust eces.sr,t- E hs s1oisn-
trsctnd r. ny nrecar;ons nna rh;e Ge Pro. ph
e., H. .,,a., ..n.-.I sn5 ;,.ar:, s 20 &oe
, 1860-07-12

Urea, July 1.-THE q. 8. z ,uave Cadets of
Chicago, Fad to be the best drilled Company in
the Union, were received in this city to-day
with great military display By the 45th Reti-
ment, under command Of Gen. Il. 4. White. 4
tremendous crowd wisasMed the drillirg Ths
Zousves lease for Tray 10 morrow morning, and
will be in Nen York Saturday morning.
, 1860-07-12

A~v oTH1I knurEr
ASK FOR flEhE.Ts BY PITTSBURGH,
sylvanFa IsAlires. u1ake% thf-fhs
DIRECT LINE BE'rw EEN THE EAST ASE II 4
GREAT WEST.
The ennneftfnk ef treks ey the I. oal Nise VI .,.
burx avoiding AT .tEuyA1c fesr!a<e freight t"1-v:
wh tht saving # time. rt.uslly .tp:ec:si
bF Shippers Of Freight mi the TFlstI! * puh:!..
Foz Fright ccnsret. or shrrinx nlreeii"n- ar;y;.
nases* either itae loT ~ axeH.. q the tcnhry;
rs Pierre TO. Z4nr.v IL. a.; J. J. Jnhu>ton Rzsy
2; +. xsS**!ty Mayssl,it. IL s'fu: BY I .rr.,:-.
Brown Co. Cin: nha:i .thc1n i tttien C:' litA-
q; X Heli{gm. Madison. int JOS E. Aenf+. l.s'u.-
ham e.. csI.o Ill.,; 4. r sa- sh Ter T. tila.., st
Lou. John H. Harrt.. Na..v;': Tenn: Tar. ru:s
Ancn m or :" Freight ASent, q. Kail.aa..s Il Ge1-.
pn]ntsih the West.
Tho Greateat Facilities offered for ahs
PFoset1loM and speedy 'EraE4.
pOrkA1ion Of LIVE %TDCk.
, 1860-07-12

New Yonk, July 11-Tbe Washington cor
respondent Of the Tribune says: The friends Of
Mr. Douglas, after full consultation, have deter.
mined to nominate him for the Presidency in
1864. Efforts are being made to elect the re-
mo'al Of Madison Cults, ed Comptroller, the
father. in law Of Douglas.
, 1860-07-12

The Great Eastern---Prlnce OF Wales.
NEW YoRE, July l1.-Since the reductian Of
the price ot admission to the Great Eastern
steamship to hfty cent?, and chitdsen half
increasing. She had over 6,o00 visitors yester-
day.
ihe morning papers publish a letter from
Lord John Russell, accepting. On b~balf IL
the Prince Of Wales, the invitation 10 visit
New York. The letter says The Prince. en-
leaving British soil, will lay inside all raYal
state, exchanging his title for that Of Lord
RepfreW
, 1860-07-12
PoRk IN NEW OR1rAxs-The stock of pork
at New Or1car. on tie Sd inst ,was 1888 bbla
against ~ $50 bbis July Sd, 1859.

Provisions At Dos7oS July T.-There il
scarcely any change to uoice il pork for rome
dsys past The marx ct ia firm, with rather
more inquiry tfom tie trade. Saie. Of prime
~ 80 ior guod; apd clear and extra cle1r 4t &:U
4.l PEI brl, cast. 4rd 4 months. In bte! ,Lr
bus,nees has bern moderate at steady prices
The stock OF this article il small for the tsasop
The sales Of mess and extra mes* hare been ri
3y@lo so, incjud np Eastern aud Western; ann
fapI.l3 extra 1t tl3 5pt9l5 80 p-r b'l cash aph
4 mouths Lard IL au,le firm aud tile market
coa.iuues 10 au>tAin tus! prices, The sales have
been le3@13c per ID, east', aud mouths, IN
bfls and kess good article IL general = held
1t Is: per - cash. ssmoted hams hsye been
in good demand at l1@12 per ib caah and 4
month";
, 1860-07-12
:F(aanttal anu Commercial.


WEDNESDAY Evth7so. July II. 1sto.
The money market Is dull and quiet. h1-
chancc-sellirg r.tcs-lt. being per cent pre-
MUM for currency. Gold II with fe~ tn.es'
Currency is abundant. and the money market
generally il we'll supplied. business paper
a., ia nroduse drafts with bills Of ladfng at.
&ached, would be taken in a'mont any amount
Th. rate Of oi,coupt is uniformly ten per cent.
- cH,c.oo AND BURLINGTON Il. R.-The csrn.
ins. of tho Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy
Railroad Line for tho first week in July were !:
1852. 1851.
FRIGHT. alAGal1 4:t.s.6.0o 1ne....sl1!s ~ g
ihnxnrefs.... l1.s3sk6 eANlY Dt--... I&s3-S
TpsSl.....s - eln.73 ASse16ls 1nc-.. &i1 80 4e
Ttanr nj L.Afy1 r.
, 1860-07-12

GTTnF1KIFu.1

FLnuR-EteAdy hut dull
GRAix-Whtat without material chtnge. Eales 900 bu
Chic .ps,nt 4'lsk, II % MI xaukee club FIX,
aud .ho do nj %. CNn in limited dtunanc. sales 6j
bu Indiana u o3r. thLer g1n Quilt
'ASAL LFaEt0Hrs-unrlauged. 36c on fcuE, on whcst.
Il on CON to New itIk.
tAKkFAroR4s So " ba wheat, 15to0bu corn, 1000 bu
oats. 7,f4g hn barley. 5.N0 bu rye. :..
CAsA1 Exponrs- br!s dour. 1s 100 bu wheat $500
br corn, l., 40 bu 1n1s.
, 1860-07-12

BAL71xcRE. J-ly lo.-At Baltimore to-day -four eu
viii, te:lnihE te"ftncy.
t'uds. dim. With sales Of s0o bugs at 17k tn faH
Provision i III; sales 1s0 hlds bacno Rt 9H@ttx for
aou Ut and sides. saes 10 0Up bs luk sides IN
keys lad at sk lso trs snmp PORK ut sA. Mess purk
h. 1t +1un.
NotlA < Gone In groceries.
MhIskey aQH tor Ohio and dun.
, 1860-07-12
Steam err

NEW YoRK, July ll.-The steamship Glas-
gov, from Liverpool ths eth ult., Arrived TO-
day.
Senator Gwin Was among the passengers in
tbs stea uship Northern Light, for California.
, 1860-07-12

The Virginia Democracy.
RICHMOND. July 1.-THE Executive Commit
tee bare called the State Democratic Conven-
ton ut Charlottesville, August 10th.
, 1860-07-12

Or7owA, c. W., July 1.-THE Masonic Grand
Lodge If Canada met here to-dAy. large
number OF delegates are assembled from ali
parts Of Canada The session was occupied By
receiving reports and the annual address Of the
Grand Mister.
, 1860-07-12

Tf+Prors potcmac FIRE. sfa'e.
powx-S SF1 nird: plnp. lror c IS, Quincy G+n Tar
1o1. Nnhawk Acme, i h.xl-, Gleb<; b.rts $sncla Il
sn.Ets4 il shephara: big j II Harmon, Carlo;
Wm stA. uf Hole. tatfle Ent errr.. Leader.
Rn and ne, Gam, cnct. flvtnk clnur Pha ar.pe,
Inn, M4zerps. T.ree b. IT, VII kp*, " Fntt. Titan,
Fsmont, Harua tFer. D1E!en, Thornton, Bermuda Re-
Lph ie hivAl, oiortu King
, 1860-07-12

s7.C41aAsIzra, Ju ~. -. A-Ths following veesels
Nu1r.y. Adrt.s,c. g B.alnard. Handy. { eEz-J 7
n.eadasuahI Do<r Unc Ii m. I >ibley. D1.pateh,
Nicaragua MA bury. All ntc. oehtaue, . Waller,
re hobiusou II FL more, Potomac.
, 1860-07-12

BT TELHGzArH.1 new YoRk. July II.
Beer CAr7zE-Atvanced 14c PER pound. Qual.ty
excellent. .ctIIs s3r II so!u n eeual IT,
Ext sk9shc; DIST quality. eAase; III I'd qua. y. 7@
g.; nsen !! 6Hs'Hc- Average Vt all th- 81 ss. exGsHc
CoNH-Ni,MIU.
>nsEr NJ" lAAB-In better de-and 4: fu ! prices,
Eh.ep s:..;@G.bJ Iau.b'. ei.N9.,e2. Receipts, UBJ
FEAL->t I'd. ut 334tsc: aver ~ SC.
SwlkK-A ta!f hu s.- doing Ut tGs6Xc, including pfim.
eorn-ftd ri tH@6hc- Average quality guud. kectpts.
, 1860-07-12

Pn TnrotArn] h1LwACEKE, Ju1y1l.
Ft1rR- G 1let and uncharged.
G.As -Whe4t tiled. closing With inquiry ios
shipping :o.r.
kEcElr3k-S0t bhla hour LIE tu what.
>H1rxKa7e-t3i9 tbs duu1, il. .I57 bu wheat.
, 1860-07-12

AFpnTn.c GENTTyNF pPE
III rARAT1, y.
RSHT RrGhS IL Il: L. k!sstI'
HELVBoLDs RrCHU to1 Strvou:atm.
HsLs HEL1s9Ips 5Ecn9 i tor Piaass i q Vi'!on.
HEIXS bSsg bESa &; e; S;.a S:s:,; i:;y
HELMR9LD:s a nEGaT f.. { TEX H;ss, , tof Disease
!:EEMESLb;s Il ShS T.: %:5sisias :;
M Is 5$cSS S$S is1 +; iS Esi'Sss: Il 4: n.<.
itti Wta,tftS Ht:Enf far ilea;iness Of tfe Ev.,1d
sses ;t$ Il: s:A
HELwpVtR;S BnGaH fSs T3,.assons: 1,n..
As e:tt'es - j, r., T. rz..T4a ~ ''" ''S'
M yo;1G ~ sox1rv
TAKE No uoEz RhAEtEc FEE! MARRIAGE
ur1vno, ma rxTeAcT T Hr1rnn m S*
AELNnoLUs - AnAe - nu. .ta er,
u .AE 1ka ~ ns~e - :..,,aHs. "n -.
iad sesstion, Iiaalts Of Dissipation, or in the
~. ~ s1..1a.. .,.,1.
NO FAMILY suouID BE WITHOUT IT:
so1 s5e rapeaan1 @sae .sd sdit Daxs.oss % D.snss
HELAbQLD'S EXTRACT B0CHU CURES
r.s,o, A. 1t,ta Exn+nte
Lille VI ~ e1@D.0l -
.uE1,5Ho1.D.s EXTRACT BrCHu for Ezseseas
arising ftpn hahits indulk-ain IN
RY YOUNG AND DID,
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An4 ot disrharsr. Ind viii 1e lore ihc ptIt
n..ssh ~ - 49, - tirr,n s.fe II heath And nuty
te uEL BOLD EAr IA I GucHU for dtseases
and aoeEtsons y I1e a-st Sste1s X HI u; f al. A.
49, o.S ;o,s ,nd .eSss Of he
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