davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-03
s. Baltimore uno Wbio-Cifnbahu.

paltimore- uno Wbio-G i(fnbabu.
&AMaSEEkzzzzzzS5@R Die erebe @outt mad
@aDinston, Baltimore, philadelphia,
New=yprf uno s. 1ton.
Diele oortreHltde 8abn, nit ibren perte0erter
tpeliliden Wertinbnaeeu, bietet ben &e1lenben cine
! tirefte 9inie noa Baltimore Ytilarelrbia> Stem
ycrf unp Bpfcn. Nu4 it ie bic ein3iee &pute,
auf rsltsr mani OurdsansseBiuete (1ruueb-
3idctsJ unb @erGfntarfcn (Gtef5) mad % a.
l@bin3tcn erbalten fam.
Drei paiaeiers 3u9e nerla0en Wbeelina> @a.,
ta9li9 unp inp 1T birefter Werbinbuas nit alien
ne ltliden :3igeu.
Ma4 allen 5Rliden @tdbten:
@on Baltimore fGbrt man 'csleid pbue Mufent-
bait nit g 9nellai9en mad
pbt(acelpbia, Nemzyort unb 8cfton.
9fa9 Maibiaston seben bon Baltimore taelid,
bier !3use al.
elmer anbcrn &cute.
WTr gteilenbe telieben ibre BiQete oia Mbee-
ling 3u perlan9en. Durdsanesfarten unt Ause
funtt erbalt man in ben @ilenbabn- Bureaus tes
@etens.
NT Die Baltimore unb Obip- Giltntabn
lit oteilentrn aud gang DEFENDERS bet N%aturj6rn.
beiten &reeen gu en,pfeblcn.
fir Gra@t nad pbilarelpbia, Nemzyprf
uno Bpitpn,
mad pter ppn btm Weftn,
9at biei> Babn ercBe gorauee, ba ie, ant Obip.
lu1e au Wbeelins, Benmoob unp parferaburs
auslau1enb, nit benz 9roben NeBwerfe melli9er
Giienbabnen in tirefter @ertinbuns itebt.
Son @beeline uup Yarterstur9 seten iebeu
Sag reseln1abise Boute mad allen Safen Der tpet-
liden 6lu1e ab.
Die Jra9tprei1e iinb 70 biIlia,
mte auf ir8enb einer anbern Noute.
@attrv Don ir9eno ei1em glabe Gfli9 Yrn galti.
more be5eidne mani rGia Baltic. II. Sbir 81. N.~
AQee, mas an bic Nsenten bitl.r 8abn epnIs
nirt 1T, tpirb RAID teiorst.
Gra4t-A9enten inb: 8. Me8urnie, 1T
Cincinnati; g. f'1tbiQ II. Co., Ripley, s.;
5. %. xose, mayssiae. &y.; S. 9. Qebpid,
Yortsmuutb, o.; u. Aey u. Co., MipeltYprt,
g.; s. 9. 9orb, @beelins, 3d.; Mfcles pot-
tel. 8oitcn; 9. @. Yerpeil, Mep ,gcrf; Y.S.
8eaY, philadelphia IS. Gnelant, Baltimore;
Geo. Softer u. Co., EsanspiQe, Snp. ; s. g.
Morebeao II. &c., 2puisriQe.
-. Gpr1Y1b L.. 6 O., Ct. 2cuis;
E. ". Gole, 0eneral. Billet asent.
&ranepsrtmsittr; IS. 8u11er,
0eneral.N Agent tes Weaens.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-03
1860. "a, &A r. 1860.
Mt6t9an Sputbern i
.! -... unb
Detroit, Mpnrpe unbG plebp
'' sa3 '8ahn. ~" -

Gieie 2inie unb ibre 8erbintunsen bilben cine
polltGnbt9t Npute BON Detroit mad Chicago,
Miltrautie, @aIe1ta,' &ct Selanr, DUBUQUE,
8urlinatpn, Yrairie bu Gbien,; "a @rpGe, ct.
YauL Cairo, ct. Qpuis, ct. 9p1epb unt ale
Hcuten i'm g8efen unb Subpeten. ....-
.*u- ~. . Nu@ .r.,:,.,,. h,r,.s
na9 2olebo, @leselaSn, Yi:t5burg, @bteliua,
9tep . crf, unb allen Srten. pobin man ait ben
oerl9itpenen 3meistabuen Scn jtuen Ylasrn fab.
rem tanM' y ,,:- III
90. Mtfabrt. ,..r"
6 ubr is Minutsn :Mittas. Qisbtnius Grpreb
flr. Gbica8c Unit, Nem. yurt
tSmmt at gu @erian um 9,45 0ormitass,
= Iolepo UNI $50
@leyelano UNI SO Ma9m.
YuHalp I'm 1920
. &bicaae UNI 100
= New>y OFT um $50
1 ubr Na4mittass. 1olebe unb Cincinnati
GrpreB
fSn1mt mad Soleco I'm, i,O5 Na9mittaas,
Cleveland UNI $50
- Buffalo umt ass @crmtttaas,
:- New~yUrt I'M, $50 Niadmittaes.
Gie1e Route maGt birefte Gertineu,a ~ Sic.
nelanb nit ben pradtsg0en Steamern Sit, Of
Buffalo" unb ,@s1ern Metrpprlis, mad Buffalo.
5 ubr IS Minuten Madm. slprian unt @t.
fern grsre6 -r21 "
tamnt an su Munre1e nm sos Nadmittaes,
.D = Mtrian UNI 1000 =
"@bicasc I'M 100 Gormittase.
Ne &arten f1nnen crbalten ,perpen
3u Detroit in Ter Sifee Der Gompasnie,
Gde Ntmoter< uno 8ruib@S traee.
10 3wii8en Detroit unb Gbieaso herbert
teine MagscnS eeredlelt. ..a,},
4 @eSen cen Staub 1T i'm Soms
met rur@ @entilatoren 9eior9t.
* Des Mu9tS 1T Elm @aaecn NIT
Betteu pcrieben.
Die 3iiee 0tben nod ter Chicago :3sit al,
tpelde UNI 20 Miuuten ftiber TT nls bic rcn o.
treit. ..,. -,
Sno. g. Campbell
0en'l Superintenbent.
g. y. Hniob t Meent 3u Detroit.
@enI Surertnt. office, 1clepo, SUM- IS. 80.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-03

Sag prcbenGjssr, 70 pdre cine era1panif&&tt
26iunB Der ayitatientiden DDraaeD pobls 81
bofen. MQeii,1 Der .SteQDertreter petri"
idetnt enti4lodet1 ;lu llein. bic l1nantait>
Bartlett fttner' weitltdenjM adbt mit9bemafz
meter 9anp aui9iiben. f@erbunsen mer<
cen 81! bieietn 3pede' ttfri9ft betriebens unp
bic ei19ebence1 s.peterspfenai8e" 'caflr
serrpenbet. ; TAG '11as"*i'& 12'H''1'2%a'<
~ ebriaense fam f@8 Der papft nidt
riibmtrell aueiro pie Sympa1tbt: Der @ett
Ill. teiiBenl. ssMluul9t t,als 1iitalienil4e @plf u.
lie Sa&e ,ieiner BGrtibeit3 Sat ,ttntn; 1:betl
psaeoa. spyeterspfcnniae ouuerotnss ttreroett1l
eieien feline selaifdt, rafdr abe. ianeerff
Sa6en, pic grade fit pie ffopm,nt1eenter 33eitt
pal7en,I 50 bat :6err Colt Ser berlbmte
auteritant9t STANDARDIZATION, nell<
lid @aritaloi 100 @ifes gun, .Yrdlent
0ema9t, une bieier bat nit ~foleenben1
5breiten bents @eber fneattrortttt:2 u 8
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-03
Wt9ti0 fit Ginmanoerer uub Rei(tnot

w9ti0 fit Ginwanoerer unb Rri(tnot
iiber bic
8altp. nnb Sbip=GiicubaI5m.
Na9 alien Ibeilcn tes qro6en Mefens.
@rlparnib srn @elb, 3cit unb Gut.
t%ernung.
Nfllente tSnneu naG 8elicbcn p1bleu. tpelhe
Sabn te 5u teniiben piin]9en, bic iiter
@~arferebure unb Mfarictta
rner bic iber
Benwcoo> @bcclin9 unb Columbus.
Ottle Sabn 1T bic ein3ise, weIde Ginpantcrtr
NIT een 99nell3 iisen t~efprecrt.
2!c)ert9en, relde bic Baltimore unt
S9tp-gi1enbnhn b nuben, leeeu RE Neile
naa' @tnc'nl1oti in % Stuneen Surid, mad Gbi-
1a9cn.
Die Baltimore unb pbio-9abn IL
Die %alletniee, tpelde Ginmanberer init ben @dnea-
tuesa b%e1orbert. Die @asen linb nit actplittrteu
SlBen ouf eos NQertequemlte eineeriGtet.
Stoer po1o9ier bat 100 Yfunb GcpQf frei.
Hlnber srn 4 bis IL Jabrsn te,ablen balten Wreis.
a'neer inter 4 jabre.' Iub sana fret.
Oas @efad 9ebt nit ben YnGagier,n unb
tca'mt nit ibnen au eleibcr :3eit an benz St.
ltunmungacrt an. Gin Setcr erbalt cine 8eibei-
nt!su"s iter fem G3epad Bis an ben S1t Der 3d.
fttnmung.
:. Ae"llDe A9entett,
f,e lsee eurofaile9e @praGe perfeben, tint an Rem
setlditeensn @tationen ter Yabn entiano auo,.
ltellt. einranberer ~ enpfaneen uub u1iIp ibremp
anesS gabn tietet.
Sur beionecren t&enntnienahme.
Ginmaneerer unb Rci1ente 1cQten fsk1 nnrGd
tis lein uub ibre 8iaette MIR lei ben anoettltTn
W9enten tauten, nidt BON irIden yeuteus bic i'd
per arp1 bs3aglsn lal1en, psrer 'Maenten limb. nr%
yerantwortlidfeit itcrnebmen.
EGs~ Nit gereitpiQisfeit ertbeilt Ter uuter-
iei9nets ltee Mustunft unsntseltlid.
Sarl s. 9iuebranb.
general Mgent her Baltimrre- unb Sbio.
e'lfntabn, 1bameeiraee, Mr. 81,
BzF Diele 8abn lit bic fiir,f1is unb t;n;oa.
unp bietst msbr gortbeile, ais ireoenb Elm, onnsr. '
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-03
@rDbe Central Gi|enbobn
mad hem
@effen nnb @tprbtpeffen.

&@@azE9 EZSEaBR
&si iente perben bic sro6eSlliucis Cen
tralbatn als bic 3uuerldlTeite ern allen an.
bern fnten. pel4e srn 9fem- Yort, philadelphia
uno Baltimore mad benz @efen unp Nurpwtneu
tlbren: @uf bteier 8abn piru pas r~itmaiiae
Wedleln nermieeen. mprur1 man Der @efabr
aussel!est it,. cine unri6iiee 8ubn e%in;ujdlaetn.
Gerlensn i'm Often, biz mad Gem nS1blih.n
Jowa unb mad Minnefcta reilen turaen, e~rlpartn
@ele uno 3sit, ,renn Il. ibre Rart.n in Ntw-
Yrrt. philadelphia unb Baltimore f.ufeu. ria
Baltimore uno Sbic &ait Roab NIB Etip Gen-
tral nab Cincinnati rb,r 6 rlumbus tann ria
9b!e Sno DdiNlfrpi pber 1erre 3aut unt A!trn
Rail Rrab mad r .~..' .~~'.~
Saneosal ceer panu rnb ouf cer 9aincie
T. ..a..a~ Central Nail @pab
mad Dunlsitb unb bon ba nit ter Minne{ota
&padttgine GompagnY. per Eampf-
:! :boct, mad @aint 9aul unb allen puntttn
nDroli& unb nefli&.
Rauieute unb Anbere in, Norten tuerten bic
3oute tebr biQis uns juserldjTg fnttn mad ct.
Paul. ct. 4eus, Netp.O rlean6. QouissiQt> Gin.
uab Sfli&.;
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-03

Dir Gafel.
s1|eroture|att sur 66rperun9 8eilfoer
Treibeit.
3n0lfter 9abraane.
Ans1talbefttn.
Sr'ffe uub ionfise 8easaunsrn a~bereiGre n,un-
u" 6. QMbDiob,
Brr 2445, ct. paul, Rinn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-03
q n5et9e II.
ism. 6ieS,

f. @1n. @ieS,
Gaole- BISderei uub Grader Iatrif, in Der Wain-
@traBe, binter Dem ~ America 5pu1e"
ct. paul, Minnelota, bat aac 5crten Sreo,
Graders unb ale in has Ja9 ein]9larenpe1 Mr-
tifel ietem Mpreen frii9 eetaden.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-03

City 0alfmaD 6ouse,
.g Dritte StrlBe,
l.. III pterbalb ber Yreststerianer- 8ir@e. ~
5iermit trin9e i6 CUR ollaemeinen 8tnntni6,
TAB it i'm Grpnt3immer tes vpalfmay' 3paie " ei-
men
CAVITY, Grl@tez, Gi9arrenz unp Tabad<
Qoren
eiugcridtet unb bos barantoBente .3immtr In
sinen eleganten @alru reeranrelt babe, NO i1
bic Wirtldaft III fruberer @eile furtfabre.
rn &ubv, Maenk.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-03
ga 9rD0e< unb Mil>paufee,
GtIenbQbu.
1860.
%%Z&sz:@
@inter =Mrrnuueueut

3ie sinlise eirette @pute mi Ct. Vaul, ct.
NntberY, minneapolis, Yrearstt> 6aniuas, Reebs
yanelns, @inpna uno "a Grrj1e mad Mifpoufee.
0btea9c, Netroit, &lerclanb> @uHalr, Sulrenlcn
grlree, Yittsbna. Ybilaeelrbia, Nsm-g orr, 30
fen, Solf111'ore, @aibinstcn, Cincinnati fouls
Vile, ct. vruis, Gairp unh em~Srleaus, uub
auen aneern Yunfen in teu Ser. @taateu uub
ben Gnnaea'a. -
Ncile1re erlparcn auf riel cr Mcute> mdbs
reno Ter unterbretuna Ter 6difiabrt,
100 Meilen uno "a Gtuncen an 3eit.
3'rst taglide :3ise (@rnntae auseenpnlmen)
9ebe" BON Va Srcle a. ME frlst:
SrFer Su9 49,. $500. I'm 2 llbr Nadm.
-Is9tpfttsr 5u8 .....s.:. UNI 7,3U 0orm.
Die Gerbincune eei6iebt an pcr Mimaufee-
unb Chicago Gilentabu une nit teu DampftStcu
AMI 9ate Miaisan.
81 "a &rp0e femn1.n he :3aee al, un, 10 ubr
az M|!nl1ffn Na9n1tt1aes> uno IL ubr IS Miu.
0crmittags.
8on Ga Grp0e aa& Gbieo8p fabrt man
in IS Stunren.
Die YaIa9e 1T 10 tiuig nie auf irpsrp einer
anoern Npute. wv,
8erbinbun9en.
Nm Der Junction nit Der Uunb su Sac unh
Slbtrlb eilentabn =; tci 5rricrn nit ter 6cricrx
une Berlin Gilentabn iu Dlilwautee NIT ter
Chicago unb Milmoufee unb Watertcmn Gi1en-
tabn nit ben Tampfern fur bic Ittrpit unb
Milwautee unb @bebcyaau 8abn; ionic fir bic
Kate Superior> Green Sap unb Gpainewcob
Rputen.
o. Trough Iidets erbalt man III Der
det~Sfflee Der Grmpaenie, an Der Dritten Ctr.
nabe benz Americon 5Ouie> in ct. Yaul, Miun.
Capt. 8. 6. 0eprQe,
=, Iidet% I9snt, ct. paul.
". W. Wtlicn> General Masnt pes Meaens.
Y ~ IN 8. Wcnbrih. NHnnnaer Milhna,,fee
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-03
@cpra @ruber,

@eprA @rmber,
2a9erbter @alpn,
Gierte @traBe, binter benz rBinslup-paule, "
Seeen Mcraen son 90 ubr 9un9
"come il fault"
ct. paul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-03

AMERICAN HOUSE.
Gfe BON Naml ley unc 3weiten StraBe,
in Ter N1be Der @eYet>
pafiuS, E Dafpta&o ..
l1nter3eidneter bat baS obeneenannte @anbaua,
bel benz l6 aud CUTE Staluny unc jere 1pnfiet
fir Neilenre piinide15wertbe Mcecmobaticn BE-
Insst, auf has Bequemae eineeridtet unb en-
pfsblt ba6elte biermit beltens Der YeradT1tisuua
be6 beut1den YublitumS. M. 50 albbier.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-09
New York Market,

NEW YORK. May s, 2. M.-Flolr opened
dull and heavy, and closed at 5(0I0c lower
with a more active, demand chiefly s!oecula-
tive; sales 10, 500 bbls at 35G15 40 for su-
per state; 45@,5 55 for extra ditto; 35O
5 40 for super western; 1905 so for
scommon to medium extra western 6 l0G,
Z 20 for shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio, closing steady at ii decline Rye
flour in limited request, at unchanged prices.
Whisky active and frner; sales 900 bbls
at 2l3@22. Wheat is lc better with mod
crate export and home trade demand sales
4 300 bushels white Canada at I 60; 5000
bushels Milwaukee Club at 1 29M}1 80 !;
$500 bushels winter red western at 80 /;
800 bushels white Indiana at l so; l 500
bushels white Kentucky at l 70. Rye
quiet with small sales at sc. harley dull
and dropping with small sales ut T0G}80.-
Corn opened steady, and closed dull and
Dropping; sales 900 bushels at 7GG079
for infericr to prime mixed western, closing
at 77G}1S. Oats in fair demand, with sales
of 80, 600 bushels at 42Cs, 43 for western
Pork dull and heavy, and prices unchanged.
Beef unchanged; sales 425 bbls. Beef hams
dull and unchanged. Cut meats heavy for
hams and firmer for shoulders sales I45
packages at 8B@8I for hams; 7&GG75 for
shoulders. Bacon quiet and nominaly un-
changed. Lard quiet and steady; sales 4O0
packages at non! Butter at 9{GI0R for
old Ohio and state, and new state lS(GI9.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-09

s3~ The Democratic prints are becoming
terribly exercised over the probability that
Mr. Seward will not be nominated at Chi
cago. We think, AS the New York Tribune
advises the Boston Courier, these editors had
better cOnfne their attention to their own
National Conventions, which just now need
a great deal more nursing than any other
body of that sort that we know of. Let
them come TO some agreement about q can
didate for themselves, before being two Of
ficious in providing one for the Republicans.
We will guarantee that the Chicago Con-
vention will not spend half the time nor
half the money to get proper candidate,
that the rent and dilapidated sham Democ-
racy have spent in getting none at ALL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-09
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the Journal.
XXNVI CONGRESs-Ffrst session.

WASHINGTON, May 8--HoUsE.-The
House went into committee on the tariff.
In the committee on the tariff bill long
debate took place. Taylor and Millson in
effectualiy tried to introduce amendments,
increasing the duty on sugar.
Pettits amendment to repeal the duty on
sugar and molasses, failed. st..l ~ r
SENATE.-A communication was received
from the Post Master General relative to
dead letters and referred to the committee
on Post offices. Several unimportant me-
MORALS &c., were presented. aai -za-ii
Mr.. Pearce offered resolutions to provide
for the observation of total eclipse Of the
sun on the 18th of July next. 1t author
lied the employment of a vessel to trans
port not less than fye astronomers to some
point where the eclipse can be best OBJ
served. Mr.. Pearce made some remarks in
support of the resolution. 5si II, 4
Mr. Brown re-expressed the apprehension
that it would cost too much.
A similar expedition was fitted out before
to determine the parallel of the sun, and in-
stead of $4,000 it cost $4,000.
Mr. Iverson believed that the government
had no such power as that contemplated in
the resolution. 1t was az offshoot of old
Whiggery. fsa, .,r
MIR. Pearce said that if the senator meant to
say that he was an offshoot of old Whig-
gerry he was correct. He adhered to that
party as long as iG existed. He would adj
here to the Democratic party with equal
idelity so long as it remained rs it now
was, the only conservative party in the
country. If the Senator meant more, he
was mistaken; the coast survey to which
this matter belongs was established before
the Whig party existed. t.aass t241a4
After further debate, the resolution was
agreed to. .....z.#r.t
3 Mr. Brown presented bill for deepening
the channels of the rivers emptying into
the Gulf of Mexico, and authorizing certain
States to levy tax for that purpose @
Mr.. Dayiss territorial resolution, came
up and Mr.. Clingman 6nisled his remarks.
In the course of his speech he referred 10
Douglas, Hunter, Johnson, and others, as.
equally good Democrats, whom he would be
happy to support. Mr.. Clingman contended
that Lhe Cincinnati Platform embraced all
the principles requisite for candidate.
Mr.. Douglas proposed to reply to Mr.. Da-
Wis on Thursday ~ raVEIG huf5
Il Mr.. Wade gave notice 1hats he sshould'
press the homestead bill TO morrow, unless
oyerruled by a majority of the Senate
Mr.. Douglas thought il would have been
better 10 have pressed it before he was at
tackled than afterwards.
Mr. Davis said he had not attacked Mr.
Douglas lie had only advocated certain
principles. He desired vote not an inter
minable debate. &C., ~stH ,.l
Mr.. Douglas was willing to speak tIien
If the Senate preferred = - a ~ = 4 =
- After debate, an executive session was
held and the Senate adjourned. ..f
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Compositor Wanted.
A good Compositor can get a situation by
immediate application at this Office
Thamka.

Mr.. Ferry, the obliging Messenger ol
Adams Express, has laid us under obiga-
tions for files of late papers.
Hon. Mr.. Niblack viii accept our thanks
for a copy of the bill "To provide for the
payment of outstanding treasury notes, to
authorize loan, To regulate and fix the
duties ou imports, and for ot her purposes" !"
We We're favored, last evening, by Mr..
Graham, of Adams Express, with mag
niheent Pickeiel, fresh from the lakes Mr.
Graham deals in the article, receiving sup
plies two or three times week, which he
disposes of in very few minutes after their
arrival. We believe he is TO have another
lot on Thursday.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-09

THE CONSTITUTIONAL UNION PARTY as
sembles in the city of Baltimore to-day, for
the purpose of nominating candidates for
the chief Offices within the gift of the peo-
pie There will be division of sentiment
we think, in this Convention. portion
of the delegates will desire n nomination
made with M eye to influence the action of
the Chicago Convention, while others will
be for fishing after the States that seeded
from the Charleston Convention. We look
for another irrepressible conflict on this
point.
The Baltimore Convention will have rep
resentatives from nearly every State in the
Union, and there is no doubt but its pro-
ceedings will be clothed with additional i'm
portanee on account of the stampede at the
Democratic Convention; and the nonina-
tions made will be regarded by all politicians
with much interest.
Our telegraph column will keep our
readers fully informed OF the action of the
Convention each day it is in session.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-09
General Conference of the NJ. f..
Church

BUFFALo, May 8.-Thc Conference was
presided over by Bishop Seatt.
rs lMessrs. Siccr, Pike, Thompson, Goodwin,
Cartwright, and II Kingsley were anaounc-
cd as committee To consider tie communi-
cation of DIR. Lusky, made to the Confer
ence yesterday.
Bishop Baker announced that in accord
ance with the resolution OF the Conference,
Bishop Morris would deliver funeral ad-
dress on the late Bishop Waugh, at half
past ten Friday morning.
Upon resuRing the order of business,
an Intellectual attempt was made "a, refer
all petitions and memorials without read
ing.
A petition was presented from Baltimore
asking that ali in the chui ch dicipline re-
lating to the SUBJECTED slavery be stricken
out and the whole subject be referred to the
annual Conference.
4 memorial from the Black River Con-
fcrnce asking that probation preachers be
authorized to solemnIze marriages, and one
from the Cincinnati Conference in favor OF
the admission of children to full member
hip was read.
The committee which was ordered to pre-
pare plan for Court'of Appeals and re-
port to day made the following: l.
The Court of Appeals shall be
standing committee comprised of the BiSh-
ops, and one member from each delegation
elected by their respective delegations. The
right of challenge for counsel shall be
awarded to both parties The Court may
excuse members for sickness or other suffi-
cient reasons. At least two-thirds of the
whole committee shall hear the case, a ma
jority of whom shall be sufficient to detet-
mine 1t.
An amendment to allow l . members of
the Committee to render Il verdict, was re-
jected after an hours debate. The report
was adopted-the Conference deciding that
the question of the admission of an appeal
should be settled by the Court itself.
The previous action of the Conference in
appointing special Courts of Appeal was
rescinded. -.5-
A resolution was offered and referred to
a committee on reviyals IN fitvorof amend
ing the discipline so as to allow the election
of Presiding Elders, instead of their ap-
pointment by the Bishops. Adjourned
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-09

DH~The Charleston correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial furnishes us with tho
following sketch of the proceedings, while
the first ballot of the Convention was being
taken. II will be noticed that he does not
speak very respectfully of the spokesman of
the Indiana delegation
The spokesmen of the Northwestern dele
cations tried to make their votes for Doug
las impressive, but it was a failure. They
said so many votes for Stephen A. Doug
las, of Illinois," but it would not do. They
were overhung by cloud of South Carroll
mans in the galleries, and the cold steel of
the new construction of the two-thirds rule
had pierced their vitals, while the heavy
New York vote, they had learned from sad
experience, was not to be depended upon
The North western delegations commencing
with Ohio, had always, until now, produced
something of an effect, voting in solid col
umn, according TO the direction on the
Douglas programme. But McCook of Ohio
failed to give any rotundity to the vote,
twenty-three votes for Stephen A. Doug
las" Gayitt, of Indiana, ripped out the
vote of that State, and glared round with
the air of an assassin. He looked as if he
would cut any mans throat who had any
thing to say against that. Richardson, of
Illinois, looked rs if at a funeral, and gave
the vote of Illinois in voice like the sound
of clods on coffin.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-09

TiIE development of muscle leads not al
ways to the prize-riEg. In Troy, the other
day, John Mckinney and Patrick Kennedy,
blaclsmiths both, had an extraordinary trial
of skill The former challenged the latter
toscompete with him in making horse shoes
for the championship. The challenge was
accepted and the working time fixed at ten
hours. Each p,stn, with his " helper" went
at the metal Their shops were surrounded
through the day with an interested throng,
and ropes were stretched about the forges tO
give sufficient space. At the expiration Of
the ten hours Kennedy had made 240 shoes.
and Mckinney 2l0. Near the close of the
contest the s'''lieiper of the latter Elintesi
from fatigue. 1t is not probable that an
equal feat has ever been accomplished be-
fore
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-09

= NES York, May 8.-James, son of
Thomas Adds Emmett, committed suicide
yesterday. Age %. Cause, temporary
insanity. 4f ...- ..s=-..= - .-f ts..f .s
Dispatches from Washington say Calhoun
Benham, second for Terry in the Broderick
duel has been nominated for District At
torney for California s. +.
The American anti slavery society held
an anniversary meeting to-day at the Coop
er Institute, VIM. L. Garrison presiding.
Addresses were made by Garrison, DR..
Cheever, Robt. Davis and Mr.. Harton.
The financial condition of the Society is re-
ported to be in a flourishing condition.