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The xNefnnA efCsnersen.
~ IL Aoare the ndjournmsat g Con.
srsn arproaee - enttoa begins = tssashs
more freely. 31Bere - . time w. Con.
grsss w. stmply boee, ana the countsy suf.
1sfsd oaIy iron ~ in1teeton Of leag- wtnasa
speeches, The sxhisition Of persona Vanity,
and Tie mortifytng disclosure Of shai'ow 49,
m tguorAuco q The pass Of tAoes wAo snoaio
have nssn the tnatructors and guides Of the
ueoula vh1ch strnssissd every sessisn. But
Of lnts ve.ra uaabls to command the grave
ats.n taon Of me pubaio IN any other manner,
/, haa aroused apprshsnsions By Ii capacities
for mischis1 and II It could not make ITSELF
r.a.srtsd. has at least made itself feared. 1t
has paced from the ridiculous, II not to the
.ubIime, at least to ,e terrible. The mostin-
significant and ludici ous beings, BY occupy.
fng certain position, may become objects Of
apprehension, and even awe. Men may laugh
IT the antics Of q monkey, but when he ssizss
q liehted brand aud floarishes II over maya
zine Of gunpowder, he 10 looked upon with
anything but visibility. When members Of
Congress, impotent for good. prove able, by
their csaseless bickertngs, TO fan the flames OF
sectional strife, and to set the whole nation BY
the ears, the country may we'll look with dread
upcn that which was before an object Of in-
difference, or simple disgust. The honorable
exceptions in both houses Of tho National
Legislature are not numerous enough to con-
troll the action of that body, nor 10 give conn.
dence to the public mind.
The founders of the government were very
careful to withhold from every branch Of the
public service, any powers which might be
exercised to the detrment of the rights and
liberties Of the people. The constitutional
powers Of Congress are few and simple. but
the spirit and temper in which they conduct
their deliberations have proved more inju-
rious to the public interests than the most
unlawful and despOtic assumption Of power.
The latter would at once rouse popular resist
ance, and they would instantly be hurled from
the trust they had abused. But, by minister
ing to sectional prejudices, and arraying the
people Of this country against each other,
which seems to be the only design of their
speeches, and The natural result of their ex-
ample, they paralyze the only power which
can retrieve the ordinary effects Of bad legis-
lai0n. May they soon adjourn, and give at
least a brief respite TO the country!
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IA THE VALEDIcrORY SERMON before the
Young Mems Christian Association OF the Uni
verslty Of Virginia, will be delivered by the Rev.
N. D. HoGE, d. D., of Richmond, ON Saturday
evening, July LIST, in the Public Hall Of the Uni
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Hon. Andrew johnson, of Tennessee, has
written a letter sdesiring'' his name not to be
presented at the Baltimore Convention.
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scFnoEHb sNoTJhRkNsE7hfN HOIST %Gsss1Yf If 4.
ERS' SOCIETY will take place at the meeting
room, over Hall 4 Miller's Restaurant: on Bark
street. between 9Th ard 10th, this AW EDNESpAfI
requoeted to b present. ~ an election of officers
will take place &C this meeting. By order OF
10 1u-lts WIN. G. BARNES, Pres't
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C1Deoge uSo4A
The artists - ars ay4rtise9 3or 6oneeet
t-nieAt at 1UscAantcss XAstff1s Halk -
faliy worthy - most literal e1esad1ncs on
- part q car eitssns. No. Cctsou Aas
NOT IN squai nowtA mis- country asa dramatic
vocalist and In her concerts lmpafts 70 her
vocalisAtion that dramatic tsrvor, the absence
q which rsn6efs shs coneert rooM - anst.
tractive when compared with the opera house.
ZIG. SrIe1tLI, the tenor, has but ono superior
on this side Of tAs water, and besides being .
nne sinser, 10 = frst class musician. In the
programme, which 10 good one. all viii look
to the Duets from 7Saciate and II POlixts ~
the gems Of the evening.
NEW MUsIo.-We have from WoopHoUsn
L 90. the new song to ToN MooRH's ballad,
"The Dream Of Home, !" composed By Sig Str
0HLL1.
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N Albemarle lnsura ace Co..
OF CHANLOTTESvILLE,V VA.
CAPITAL AMI SURPLUS. $4,000
WIN. +. EARLY, DR. A. L. ANDERSON,
B. H. MAGRuDER, THOs. L. FARish,
JOHN COCHRAN, Y. +. JONES,
THOB. WOOD, DIR. CHAS. CAnrERs
B. G. FLANAGAN
VIM. +. EARLY, Pros't.
JonN woop. Jr.. Secretary.
The undersisned continues t. issue FIaE POL
AGED, Loss and Diridend paving Company.
II has paid large amount Of losses, and also
paid its Stockholders handsomely, and. in conse-
likely to continue pay all Just claims made upon
it through this agency, 1t has heretofore done.
the very bes. terms. Apply to
10 Cost THOS. NJ. ALFRIEND, nth st.
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APPices Reduced -. Finding ear stock Of
DRESS and other FANCY GOODS. rather too
heavy. We shall from this date reduce the prices
Handsoms French Printed REREGES. 3 cents
Very pretty email q sufed HALF MOURNING
do Is cents.
saper French ORGANIZES. Is cents.
Super French JACONET. q cents.
Chintx patterns French ORGANDIES, 20 cents.
Fancy DRES. SILKS, all bought this spring at
. . 119pmrsslly log PRICES. .,.:.
Silk: Lace. Pop:in and other MANTLES, 1T re-
dueed prices.
French worked ssts of COLLARS sndSLERvES.
Our r stock COX q STAPLE GOODS il = Aood a. it
has been thi. season.
10 1s~im CHILEs & CHENERY
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<1gl>NnSNeS}
=: -: ~ 8; 81. .: !; .!
s11s I'll ~: 1Ais $780,. - ~
&c.: ::s,! sSas sll a Az d; -;
. 'snnHs :s. .U Z. s:...: s.; !; 81 =.
w Hin, .ct hsyos1 1SlA street: YitA .bsst 5csf
;::lss ss!sL 1, ;::s::.sses!: 81 :. S. s. 3
Reic,ss.ion xSuid b DfsfFst ef9ss Shs iss q
~, -. a.'' co,s:. vi g Z SS'sP.|'s
LOS -si.s BE-. & ::'s's sS5
way county, Va. Sober, steady men may Ind
For sssI s;::. ss SSTs osET
WANTED..NURSE.-Ws visA % hire 75f tho
fco,o peaanSs q a. yses' : ec.p.tse: NURSE.
". :. '''' wi .i1s;ksiGIfihes I HolLADAy.
a. is. s., q 5a sa 81: ]:
o. j! ;s.ss! Store Psc;. iS1ssS;c nj. o..
WAyHcTTTER,1n oss once; /. :, inssl|E:s.
Box N3, Richmond Post OAkos. in aDIicent's hand-
WAnI5EEDLTO PURcHAsE-AE God Mich
call at No. 4. 6hockoe Slip. sA-2t
WAMTE D. IMMEDIATELY WET
~ "sh9 gSbS n S"SSok Hpply son
WAnIED.,THREE OF FOUR GUOD WORK
jese-n - ''-' MARCUS HARRIS BRO.
WANTED-A good SALESMAN. in a whole
~ sale Grocery esta blishment One who 10 we'll
acqualnsed with the trade purchasing In this mar
kos and possessing other requisite qualifications,
may secnre pleasant :,tHation, At literal salary
address. with real name, "GROCERs."
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN Who has had
who
situation BY applying 70 cRANv,,1scp.v
WANTED-SlTUATIO AS PORTER. in .
w Hardware, China or g. ocery Store, BY man
who can give the best Recommendations o. to char
acter and industry. Any house requiring such. by
leaving their name at this office, viii b. called
upon. 10 1885,
WANTED-IMM EDIATEtY-Tvo OF three
W first class Tx MlLLINkRS, to whom tho
hs q .s''r' vi" e:'f SAk kRRsSs to 10 Main
WANTED-As situation a. " ANAGER ON A
w FARM is wanted. By = virxinian. Of IN
the management Of Tobacco. Wheat. Corn. Dat
and Hay crops. and q superior manager Of negroes.
:1 's aes: 81 Ssc
War; L Co.. Richmond. jeis-ts
WANTED-lOOeo zoo lbs WOOL.-Ws viii give
ssa $751;
and all VINO have any for sale, will End it to their
interest to call ON US before o@ VIZ ;sl NILES
jels-st 18th st.. near Cary, UP stairs.
WAMTED: Four or Eve good HAY HAIR
" w VEST HANDS. Apply at my farm ON the
jsi4-ts JOHN 3. cRENsHAw.
-LABORERS Ten able bodied
w WHITE LABORERS wanted Immediately,
hominy. The wife Of ono Of tho men will be al
'os
'9 !: h e T w. il: !! Pryor fEA4SEsA' or
W. ut ED-A good COOK. WASHER and
w IRONER, for the balance Of the year. Apply
at once to JNO. G. PAGE. JR.,
WANTED-LABORER Twenty N EN can
w find employ ment ~ eHOVELERe. ON Gravel
je IT'S Superintendent.
VXTANTED-DAMASKR ROSE LEAVES.
w my 3l-ts1 WI WARING, No. l07 Broad st.
WANTEDooA fey good MINERS and srst-
my Is t. JOHN J. WERTA.
NTANTED-Everybody to know that have
" commenced tho manufacture Of TRUNKS,
CARPET-BAGS, and VALICES at No. 81, Main
street, Richmond, whore they can find beautiful
assortment Of Trunks, Vaiices, and Carpet Bags,
bought in the Northern cities, both at Wholesale
and retail. Trunks repaired and Covers made TO
de q SIN i' -'''' ''' ''~ JAMES KNOTS.
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NAaINn INTn1lIonMCn.
PORTOF RICHMOND. JUNE -.
high w.s., .A,s day twsd.ssdsy, 81 sssssa.

SAILED.
Steamship Yorktown. Parrish, New York, mdzs.
and pasoen ers, l. udlam l. Watson:
Steamer Belvidore,. -Keene, Baltimore, mdze.
and passengers. D. l. " CuIrle.
Schr. Clai-mont. johnson. down the river, light.
Schr. Alexlna, Smith. "
6chr. Charles, Higgins,
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SPECIAL NOTICI.-ROANOKE
~ VALLEY RAILROAl CQNPANY:-
Ar Adjourned psctins Of Tie stoekhe!aeg vill
8g order Of tho otoekholdsps.
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- UNION PRAYER MEETlN0...
nations viii 5 held every AFfERNOON THE
geek. under the easpiess Of the YcnrF Mems
of the BROAD BTREET N ETHOQIeT
CHURCH. TINT. Dunean's) from till o'cioek.-
we'll e Ill stranKsFs visiting The city. j. lS-lm
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"a Bargains Bxtraerdinary!
BY Yesterday . steamer. We are in DosDssslon Of
CHEAPEST GOODS
aeen this season, and will o1er them this morning
= the iadise @ The foll0wiaG psiees;
1.oo0 yards ENGLISH BEREGE. with set figures.
lyeooysrdS bs.s sasiity BLACK SILK. sioo. richly
lss ne" ssyis ficE cLoAKs, capss attached.
and many other NEW GOODS, which ve sxpast
Is N-N - =
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DIR. PAIPRS LLOYD. having per-
~ menently located in Richmond. Offers has
professional services to the citizenS.
Once, on the corner Of Marshall ct. and Brooke
Avenuo. 10 NIT
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DUNBAR DINERS OLD RYE Whisky.
ID Gummerdesn Old Rye WHISKEY.
A.ney . Old Rye WHISKEY.
Richardson's Old Rye WHISKEY.
Pure We. Mountain Dew Rye WaISKRY.
Rspssss:y Otard. Dapsy & co.'spurs r.
Is cases pure .CLARLT WINE, from Bor-
deaux.
Edinburg and Scottish ALE.
HibpeTts & 6inness' London and Irish POR-
Tea. .plnts and quarts. ~
PORT WIN ke, various brands.
For sale & retail 81 J. g. ROBERTSON,
Next to corner Governor and Franklin sts.
il Mn
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TO PLUMBERS, GAs.FlTTERs
~ AND TINNERH.-We, the undersigned,
pledge ourselves to close doors At 81 clock +
gust, IN order to give our employ ees recreation.
] W. MckIEL, 9 BnUlS co: ,,,,,,,
6 L A. ,Jr., HAGERTY & STARKE,
d. O'DONNELL,
je - 1T 81. HOLZHAMEk BRO.
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ASpecial N0tice.-I ask attention to the
sale OF 30 barrels HERRINGS, THIS DAY, at
10 O'Clock, at my store. in lots to SUIT.
je10-lt CAUTHORN.
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AThe Question Settled !-Those eminent
ria, and DR.. Hushes Bennett. say that Consump-
ton can be cured, DR.. Wistar knew this, when he
rIence has proved the correctness If mis- opinion.
Sold BY ADtE GRAY. PURCELL, LADD {
other deale1 70 in medicines. 10 1O-1WGS
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MAeONlC.-Ths Breihrsn Of DOVE
Wis.;pd q iSsi5r re KPe%; I, 10y:
mems Bethel, cOFne- nh and Cary stfeeee.
Ous sister Lodsee In this District are fseeesnally
INVITED 70 ante with -.
Tho esIenpa.ea viii b conducted By Wos. JNO
2 order oftSs SO HSoiHia 4RSsis Fiji; s..,
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~ At Cost:
DRESS GOODS. ;,
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL IN STYLE AND
TEXTURE.
Embracing
Fine JACONETS and ORGANDIEE,
Plain a11 Fiounced.
FRENCH EGES-Plain and Flonnced.
BEREGE ANGLAISE-Plain and Fl0unced.
POPLINS and POPLINETTS.
CHALLIE DE LANES.
SILKS AND SILK ROBES. &c, &c.
The above and many other Goods We offer at
August, 70 make room for fall supplies.
ALL GOODS. OF every description in our large
WI! Be kept complete By constant additions.
GREY BEREGE ANGLAISE, low priced, ~
Our stock Of MANTLES and sHAWLs 10 very
6ne. lie l9-lml WATKINS 4 FfCKLEN.
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n semble a. MILITARY HALL, on this WED
NEsDAY eyen!ng: at IL O'Clock. punctually.
" ter the drill, at which the Committee on Uni
forms vii! report. and it 10 desirable every men,
ber should he present
The Court Of Inquiry will also be held for the as
sessment of fines, &c.
By order of Capt DIMMocK.
IT RANDOLPH, lst Serg't.
N. The Hat may be seen at Blnford's.
-
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THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
C0MPANY-Ofice, 40 Main street.
This Company makes early dividends, and pays
them to the injured while living. Dividend Jan
LIST 1850, . per cent Only half the premium il
the other half is loaned to the insured. at per
cent. if he wishes
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II TRIAL Or oTaEkwIsEt.1I have i in !: store y
McCOR MlCK'S CELERRATED REAPERS, for
TO to and four horses. With all Improvements for
Euarsntee, sent ~ mail &c desired / have also
tho KiRBY'S AMERICAN HARVESTER. pos
sMss ss man. advantages. entirely new, a.,
easisst Draft machine maze. lts capacity to NOV
IN andnlatinE grounds 10 unsurpassed. A lev 9TH
or lttefns ON hand. III, NJ EMITH
10 6-lW
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a3fE MOUTH AND n ) BosToSN.:-TnSs barge
090DSUN 10 now at the Dock. ready to re-
ceye freight. lowest rates. for the above places,
and will leaye FRIDAY. at u NJ in tow ofsteam-
Jenkins. which leaves NOR FOLK ats p. M, on
SATURDAY, the sd for BOSTON.
For further Information. freight. &c, apply to
+. D. HALL, Agent,
ie 1O-3t% At Edmond. Davenport Co.'s
, 1860-05-08
nut action, the House adjourned,


WASHINGTON, May G.-The Evening Tri6ua+s
correspondence states that the IL N Eli lharer
will to morrow make the attempt in the House
of REPRESENTATIVES to organize Arizona as 4
land district; 10 divide Usah between Nevada,
Jefferson and D4cotah, As land Districts, aud
Immediately admit delegates from these fonr
DISTRICTS, thus recognizing independent govern
me1ta already existing in all these districts e1
cept Dac0tah..
The Corode Committee. after tracing out the
recipients Of the Lecomp'on fund, will attempt
to ferret out the authors r. the Constitution.
1t is fully believed that the,1 ,ncEbccup5 seats
IN the Cabinet, or that the plan Of Its subm's~
sion was furnished By persous whom they con-
trolled, Go,. Walker was again callei upon
this subject. Also several other prominent cit
liens OF Kansas aho arc nos in this city.
WAsu,sGrox, May 1-Au addeess to the se-
ceders from the Charleston Couven showing
tho urgent necessity for their return to the Ma
tionat Democratic Convention at the adjourned
meeting in June, was in circulation today for
tbs signatures Of members Of C,ngress. The
movement is intended to forestall the meeting K
of th.. Cou7eations in the seeding States. 70
supply the vacancies occasioned by Withdrawal
Of delegates.
The Washington Navy Yard is being put in =
bette rcondition than it has been for years past,
: and extensive arrangements are being made Tor
tha 1ecep ion Of the Japanese embassy.
The number Of delegates passing through
Washington On their wsy to Baltimore to a
tend the CONSTITUTIONAL Union Convention il
larger than was anticipated All the State.
viii be represented except those Of the Pacific
coast.
It is supposed that not more than about 1o
Republican members Of Congress viii attend
the CHICAGO Contention.
, 1860-05-08

1n,nector did not do Justice IN inspecsing: On
nr nbout the 1st Of May there were fifteen
CIR loads Of corn on the Illinois Central Rail-
mad track. all Of which were graded no. 2.
.moua which wss one car ,lnad consigned to
Gilbert i Co., by McCourtis & Russ. which was
clean. bright. sound carn-nt ar1y all Of which
was :. 1olled corr" taken at lhe mil1-and "us
undoubtedly No. !, and yeti WAS graded No.
Is this right1-,s this justlce s-and will this
continue until Toledo Will receive large qnnn-
tMy Of eur grain? We are contiguous 70 Iols. na;,
rosd. to Which place re will hereafter send our
corn unless change is made in tue Hretcnf
mode Of inspection al chicago. H. ~ ~
, 1860-05-08
Inspection of Grain.


Editors Pfnse and Tribune:
A. the dissatisfaction at tho result Of The
present Corn Inspection at Chicago has BECOME
general throughout the State, an led to add
my mite, IN hope that the business men Of Chi
cago will be induced to take it in hand, thereby
zaring their credit, and enabling thsm to still
retain The grain trade, which has hitherto SUD.
ported the city. II is n proyerbial fact, that
the Inspector marks almost all corn arriving at
Chicago hy the Illinois Central Railroad a. No.
:, while i appears thst the same quality of corn
arriving by rirer goes dor No. !. Why is this
II our corn pot 80 good because it has ridden on
Eail,-ori& ahe Inspector direc,ly or fndirectl,
connected with the specu!ators
Asuy OF the farmers and country deAlert
hn9e resolved not to submit to this modus %
<randi Of doing business. aud will ship thei,
grain to Toledo, uuless the business men Of Chi
eago viii compel the Inspector tn do Justice 4
all who unfortunately live on the line Of The mi
nois Central Railroad. Twill refer to only On,
instance at this time wherein it IL supposed tbs
, 1860-05-08

DurfALo, May 7th+-rhe call Of the Confer
ence, which was Interrupted on Saturday by the
adjournment, WIS resumed.
i successful effort was made to reconsider
the action Of the Conference On Saturday in the
matter Of appointing Committee On Appeals.
and tie Chair Was ordered to appoint Com.
mittee Of Reven to prepare code regulating the
disposal Of all appeal cases, and report 10.
uorrHw.
bishop Morris presented the answer Of The
British Wesleyan Conference to the Methodist
Episcopal conference Of America. The address.
among other congratulations, expresses warm
satisfaction at the existing sentiment IN the
Au~r,cAn Chprch On the subject Of Slavery !;
also. commuoic .tiou from tbe same confer ence
to tue Bishops Of the American u. Z. Church,
reerettiog their inability to send deputat.ou
to The present Conference, and expressing the
hope th,t such a d~putatiou will be sent IN 1854
The Letter also acknowledges communication
from the Rock River Conference, on tho sub
ject Of Slarery, but declining to take any action
thereon from Difference to It's American breth'
rem. The letter also expresses hope that the
Ameri an Church vii take such action as shall
finally separate itself from all connection with
that institution.
B;shnp Norris also presented an address from
the Pastors of the Annual Conference of France
and Switzerlapd, held at Paris June 22d, 1859.
The Address gives favorable report Of the
prorress Of Method.sm on the European Cont1"
nen1, notwithstanding the constituted aathori-
ties have iucited the iguorant populAce against
them, in many instances amounting 70 serious
pcrsecntiops. The Church is making RAPID
progress toward Italy. and hopes that the work
IL France unay still taSe claim upon tha SYM
pa,bies Of the American Church.
On motion Of aIr. Siicer, the COMMITTEE on
Correspondents was instructed to inquire and
yepoyt in regard to the statenetr that the Brit
| isb Conference hAd been memorlallzed by the
Rock River Annual Conference.
H;shnn Morris preasnted a memorial from
| Dr., s. Luckey, which was read, in favor Of es-
tahli hing an Executive Conference for the gor-
ernmeut of the Church, to consist of the bishs
ops s.d one delegate from each annual Confer
eoce, to be appointed every Tour Xears, ~hlca
shafl bold ant ual sessions, and shall have gene
rnl Jurisdiction oscr the various temporal mat
tsrs Of the church, including the po~er to ~
vestigate oil chnrgcs against toe Bishops; and 10
,ry tar suu1e as well the preachers, subject to
IN upucal to and rev1sal By The General Confer
epce, os we'll US general superlntendenc5 otth
| Book Concern Of the Missionary COMMITTEE
Ths memorial proposes 90 to elect the Efeci-
tive Conference, that thfee touFths Of each 6oos
! &hall be perpetuated in the succeeding one.
| The memorial WAS referred to select commit
| tee @t sayer to cousldef and report at an early
The chair announced as the special commit
lee to prepare plan for the dispnsaaof OF appeals,
Messrs. Moody. CLARK. Nelson, Hitchcock, Pax
| ter, Gr fifth aud Red1J.
Seventy three petitions for change OF ire
aluyery rule and two against, we're presented
| TODAY. Adjourned.
, 1860-05-08
Foreign Markets.

Bae.nsr"1,s ,cason. spenes e. Sase ur
il fau prices red 1ode& os'od white 1i:91e6d. G 1a
$3.50; SC low S:sas:ssd: .hie SIC 1os ~ ~ "
Wakefield, Mash 70. fepo1t 1ufn Cd better for god
.Ision.-B.ef heavy and p,ieea ee. though unquo-
tall. unchanged Ftk dan. u .cou q let. iaz4 eul',
nL.ndoa lrrsd4.ua. q.ist: sa<.r seaay. ctnsc n'm.
Lx1Es7-Qu eustown. a61h London ftock Es hange-
TLeu errff consol. fut mstey va. *H@stK and
sot Atcauu s4x@ad;. ntw 81 o,14@s3H. Ths iuna.
TO u III Ing lnooance and Akcsi.e q, ed with firm
S41 Ind bern nadc Of ILL., Genital Shafea NO e.
d'ssouts: %; = !sS Ftse: :sn".a;
sa.k. The,e was sho't suPpy ot wheat. wntch lad -
md dFutptne. nlntes %iv.td at :uf. ec.
Bf TIE tEAzn. 1rKarool- Agzl :e.
TIora.sshsntsoa M Spsnee Co.. report Flour dull and
o'n! otto se Il sss sdo, IT,, n. "a. wb,,, ,o..,,
Corr Qu,e. nd u.r unssn9ed. AlIed 36.<s u. 6d
Tell V, g:ssa;. ID; @llte+ q l.s Cd.
Wakeaeh NIB Co., D 4 4 Co., and otters n. OFT:
Dac.n firm. Lxn1 qu.cs Ut bF9 95s. I'd.
TAIL IN but UT request And prices weak; North
IT, H.o4cr Circular reports: Aahss quit Sngkr quie
bst drn. Lodae QuIst SpItla Turpeu'lue dull nj 3-.
LoNnos. April r.. 1860.
London Money Market easy and uncha~red. Corsot,
~ed Friday xt s4X@so Tor nouev: for Eco mt
Tue hui lon n th.. ~ It'd Increased ~ -up 4 s.
guile and lne-or qtt e. uneh nK-d Rice steady, Tea
atm. Market fas Amc5can ceu ilca study.
1ATksT FL 711xcpArn TO GALwAr.
llsEAreol. April e. r II.
Cotton raes 10 0O ba1eA closed nsm Breadstud, que
but dnn. PEostss0n- Qui+l. bs4on firm.
, 1860-05-08
From California.
Br Poxx Express, IN NINE pAgs AND rornTEES
HOURS.

e"i ~A.o' 4'lA.
bf PoS3 EAPA1sss IN NINE DAfs AND FOURTEEN
= HOURS.
ST. JOSEPH. May Tth.-The Pony Express,
With da1es from san Franci-co to the os.h ult,
arrived here q. half past Q last night, inakin;
the trip in days and Il hours. The last 1oo
mi]es aere travelled in ST hours, The Pony
Express which lett 1T. 10 ,eph on the 18th Of
Anril arrived at San Francisco in days ana n
iour, from The time Of STARTING.
Tia Indians had steisn th;ctT horses from the
POW Express CoiuE,iny between Salr Lake and
Carson Valley. ''
Tic Legislature hiss passed an act TO nroyide
fer the yoIe Of the people to decide whether a
Couyen,ion shall be called to reyisc the State
CONSTITUTION.
The hill giving bonus tn The first and sacond