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DoCGLAs RATIFICATION At SPRINGFIELD.
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Srn1sos1ELp. July 25.-Ths Doualan and
johnson ratification meeting at this place TO-
day WAS undoubtedly the largest political dem.
onstratiou ever held in Illinois. II IL estimated
that ut least 10000 people were present. The
excitement mud enthusiasm exceeded anything
that has been seen since the log cabin days Of
lS4o. Large PROFESSIONS came in from more
than dozen counties in central Illinois; flags
and banners bearing notices were waving on
every hand. One wagon containing so men, all
barclooted, bore banner on which was inscri-
bed, THE Barefooted democracy are for Doug
las and Johnson" The masses repaired to
Edwards Grove near the city, and At o'clock
several meetings were organized. Speeches
were delivered by Hon. Jas: c: Allen, y. 4.
Richards, John 4: Logan, G. ,. Ficklin, Judge
Kruni Of Missouri, Col Ross. Hon. John 4; Nc
clernand, Judge q. Il. Campbell, Dr. b. Il. Roe,
Anthony Thornton, and various Others.
which contained perhaps as many as q thousand
torches. There wus also speaking At the Dem:
ocrAtic headquarters. Salutea hare been fired
during the day md at night there WAS splen-
did display Of fireworks.
, 1860-07-26

yclllions.
TRENTON, r. j., july e5-Doth Conventions
OF the Democracy are now ia session. The
Douglas straight outs nre ut the Temperance
Hall. Gov. Fort IS charman Of this Conren-
tlon. AL the counties are represented.
4 resolution was adopted ut a preliminary
meeting thus morning tha. they nominate
an electoral ticket pledged to support Douglas
and johnson.
Speeches we're made By Gov. Price. Gen.
Runyon, Mr.. Van Natta and George Barker, all
strongly for nofcslop, and pledglng fidelity to
non-in.erven.ion.
The committee on resolutions, now in ses-
sion, will re- assert the Cincinnati platform and
pledge 10 Douglas.
Gen. Cook of Hudson and Gen. joel Of Mon
mouth were nominated by acclamation Tor Sen
atoria! E1ectore.
The Convention here took recess.
At the DrecktHrdge and Lane Convention. at
the State House, Samuel Fowler of Sussex was
chosen temporary chairman. Every county in
the State il represented.
a Committee on Permanent Organization,
consisting Of cne delegate from each county in
the State, WAS appointed.
The same committee was also directed to re-
port rules for the guidance Of the Convention,
a. well as series OF resolutions.
he chairman was gwen power to appoint a
committee OF fire to confer with auy other CON-
mittee on the subject Of union ticket.
Adjourned till T.. II.
The following are the District Electors:
1st, Abfam II. Nash Of Camden ed. Moses
Miles Of Burlington; Sd, Jos. Viiet Of Warren; !;
4tb, Daniel Sanderson Of Sussex; 5th, Theo-
dore Runyon.
The following persons were appointed the
State Executive Committee
Kodman n. Price, Thomas s. Allison, Ado'ph
schall, GavelS. Cannon. Ingham Coryell, Thos.
II. MCEAfter and N r. Etrntfon
The committee was requested to issue an ad
Dress to the people of New Jersey, to which is
10 be added u l11t Of the delegates. Ths COM
mlttee sIen reported the resolutions.
, 1860-07-26

H1DE-Rectspts7 7,l!s bba. Nssket quiet aud unehaoS
Cd. sales Of Green salted II 77e; Extra sad Trimmed
tx; do Calf, s4sxe; Dry 6alted. lI6l3Ka; Dsy Flint
lskatta; Extn, I44c; shesEed, lralakc;
BCTTEK-ch2ice dalry r.thtr sealce and In good re-
ques With sales n fair TO clear dtku n good 70
guest ai t9lokc.
PouiTRf-Liss Chlekens q ~ per dog; Turkey. ~
G6Acperlb.
fO1AfoEs- Market vel supplied aud dull n .soaes
TT koed. and s0e for commsn.
LIVE sIock-There w.s but few good cattle ens'cd
oa5 aad fos shipping lots thA demand WA good and
p'eS' ~c maintained while thu low snd Inferior k.acs Of
Efazs cattle dull and unRaabe At price, The sales To-
, 1860-07-26

NEW YonK, July 25.-The I.iIunt's Washing
ton correspondent announces the defalcation Of
Major r. sutherland. Quarter. Master Of the
Marine Corps, for $4,000.
. otpsd D a big
then committed suicide. Cause, jealousy.
Ex-Dep ty United States Marsbal Ryn1e1s,
(pot Capt. KEnders,) who is urder indictment
Tor eonniving at the escape Of SLAYER, WIS
yesterday committed to the Trmbs for imam
, 1860-07-26
From Warrington

WASHINGTON, July 25.-The Postmaster Gen.
eral has ordered weekly mail from ST. Joseph
to Juleaburg in order to accommodate the week
y mail between Juesburg aud Denver city for
the benefit Of the Pixies Peak miners, aud also
weekly mail between Plscervile and the
Waslloe silyer mines On the route TO Salt Lake.
The service up to luis time has been only semi
monthly.
No 1rjuncton has been ob:sined by any party
restraining Mr.. Pangborn frcm drawing money
due On account Of The House printing. The
hearing on the preliminary motion is postponed
till SATURDAY..
, 1860-07-26

JOINS. n. F., July a5.-Yesterday address.
es we're presented to the Prince Of Wales, to
which he replied as follows:
81 sincerely thank you for the hearty vel.
come received from ali on my landlng on the
shores Of this the earliest coonial possession of
the British Grown. l trust you will -: -. ,uluk
me- me regard sS Of ;.ur zealous loyalty if nc.
te.v~ieuge these addresses collectively. 1t will
afford me the greatest satisfaction to report to
the Queen the devotion to her Grown and per
son unmistakably evinced by the reception Of
her son, eloquen,ly expressed in the addresses
iaon various bodies in :,is town md harbor.
!, an charged BY the Queen to convey to Jon
the announcement Of the deep. concern she has
ever felt in tlis interesting portion Of her do
m.nlons. snall carry back iirr1y recollection
OF this days proceedings, and ot your kindness
10 myself personally, but above ali Of these
nearly Demonstrations Of patriotism which
:'tose your deep-rooted attachment to the great
and free country Of which wo a'l glory to be
called sons"
The Prince p!eases the populace immensely
oy bis handsome countenance and mild, gentle
manly bearing.
, 1860-07-26

RALEIGH. \. e., July e5.-Geneeal Lane is
speadng few days 1t and near Kuleigh risit-
ing the hume Of his ancestors md numerous
relations. The Governor, Judges of the Su-
prtme Court, and many other prominent otIi-
cass, and the citizens generally have honored
him with hearty welcome as = distinguished
son Of the State, aud more especially as The site
Of the CRY Of Raleigh WAS tie old Lane Estate,
donated BY the Generals grandfather for the
ii
, 1860-07-26

Kansas C!1r, July 25-The ceremony o.
breaking ground Of this end Of the great Pa
cidc Railroad, the first link in our national high
.way, took place to-day. The oe asion was most
appropriately celebrated b5 sa'utes, bonfi1ss.
most prominent and 1horough-goinX railroad
men Of the West-Mayor Waugh, Colonel Dou-
iphan, Colonel Gilpin, s1r. Taylor, President Of
tbs road. ex President Mcpherson, Gov. Robin
son Of kansas Territory, and many Others 1t
is e.timnted that there were ut least Il, 900 peo
pie on the ground, a1l Of whom we're entlusi-
astic over the great work,
, 1860-07-26

HALIFAX, July a5.-Ths Cauada arrived at
11:s0 4. w., mud sailed for Boston.
LATEST PEn CANADA.
The Asia arrived at Queenstown on the eeyn.
ing Of the l3th.
PALERMO, July l3.-The new ministry has
been formed Amir, tue historian, and Evante
are among the number.
NAPLES. July l0.-The King has summoned
the former Csmarilia. The population is uu.
quiet 4 partial outbreak had occurred among
the troops in the citadel and twelve were
wounded. Ships aad troops we're going to
Messina-
RoAE, July 1o.-No further disturbances had
taken p'ace in the umbrian marshes.
Queenstown, July l5.-Sanguinary combats
have iakea place near Messlna between the
Neapolitans and the advance ousrd Of the Siclli.
al a,Mr. Glra5aldi had received further hid
to the amount Of one million lire and fifty y-seven
cannon.
, 1860-07-26

Tnor, July 25.--Judge Douglas arrived here
from Saratoga at $50 this evening. He was re-
ceived at the Depot by q large concourse Of cit
1zsns, one or TWO military companies, aud q
company Of Little Giants" from Albany. The
procession formed and marched to The Troy
House, where Mr. Douglas was welcomed by
the Mayor. In reply. Mr. Douglas made q po-
litical speech, defending non-in,ervcntfon as
the true principle, and appealing tor its support
to all who are opposed to Abolilionism and
Disanionsn- lie spoke IS minutes. The speech
was listened to by abont 5000 people.
, 1860-07-26

BT TKLEGaAfH.1 RuF7A1o, July IS.
F1oua Dull. Sales eco bbs at Is for Missouri;
ta&;H for extra Mich'gAn Indians, and Ohio Is TO-
d ftT lie eI:Ta.
GKAm-Whtat dull sales 100 bu rev red Ohio. a.
SLID cnnMarkrt opeped dll, but cl"*ed Hc. bitter;
nula. thef ErAns nominal.
H!sk F.-Le-n nfnl. sale. 30 bb1e 1t l9c.
EAsAL FRt:oHT.-Quiet and unchanged.
00U bu corn.
CtSAI t1snn1s+oo Ibis dou1 H. COO bu Wheat; $500
, 1860-07-26

New ORLEANS. July 20.-Three abo1ition'sts
we're caught in Washington Co., Texas, and Or
dered to leave the St te. The loss by the recent
fires in the Northeastern counties exceeds S70,-
600
, 1860-07-26
Con1AErAtlon.

NEWARK, n. j., July GA destructive fire
o'clock this morning, destroying Il. Saurbiers
cutlery establishment and MessTs. Turubull l.
Gonershaw's carriage mandatory, including
Z large amount of stock. Other buildings ad.
joining werc also destroyed. Loss $4,000,
partially insured.
, 1860-07-26
Campaign Biography OF Lincoln.

Campaign biography of Lincoln.
We have Issued a campaign biography Of
the Republican standard.bearer, IN style
30 compact and cheap that, with suitable
effort on the part of clubs, canvassers and local
committees, it may reach erery voter in the
Northwest before the campaign is over. It il
a pamphlet Of SO pages, Of close type, double
columns, and in the style and shape Of the
campaign life of Col. Fremont, issued in 1856
It has been prepared with great care, aud it
may be considered q reliable and authentic mar
ratiye of The life Of ABRAHAM LlScoLs,-em.
bracing also the substance of his debates with
Nr. Douglas in 1858, and complete history OF
that remarkable campaign. IL has been the
purpose Of the writer to make it th< document
of the times. 4 copy should be placed in the
hands of every man in the Northwest who can
read the English language. For the purpose o;
giving it the widest circulation ne will furnish
It at the following reduced rates:
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Address, Press aud Tribune. Chicago, 1l1ncis.
, 1860-07-26

,.wea!e Informed that WILBUR DAVIS. Of CARMEL
Maine. has o.ta!ned ratent dated March L. 1GCu Tor
Wire .u1: Tip, II eyed Improvement upon Geo. A.
Altched TIP Tor the prot f of the toes Of Boots and
shors. fcI which ett.ss Patent granted said
1n55.
Tips aae under said DAVIS Patent 1nf11nsea upcn
M11cHkIts Parent, and has right to make
tAId Mitchell.
1ht parties may MT b. 1nsei hereby give nos1 e
MATE upder the patent Of said WILBOUR II. DAVIS
WITHOUT license lromus- CHASE, MCKINNEY + 10.
Boston, Jule "a 1.6a. jy4eSEa1m
, 1860-07-26
.Finanrtal anD Commercial
MONETARY.

39s
Ercb.nr. v.n,,;n. nnrh.npsd at u cent,
su~"se tea'04 oneA.e ss;n"
ee" ana q cent oosioR 's''s' ~"
drm. Selling only in moderate amounts and
closer than At any preceding period Of tbs ship
ring season. Currenpy il abundant. Gold II,
- ~ ~,
ILLINOIS CESFRAL H. A--Aae 'o''o@lng ere
the Illinois Central Railroad earnings for the
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opSe1'e '"~t 4uoHEsoas <t@Fo!teFs o1
se" AoiAs Quotes hesefst OF tnc aoose 1nstltu.
, 1860-07-26

Mlnnesota, was assaulted by two men lust ere
ming near this city, and robbed Of $500 in gold.
Two persons were arrested to. day on suspicion
ot having perpetrated the robbery and commit
ted for trial
, 1860-07-26
An Ant1.NcbraAka <.ongrca4nnan

An Ant1-NcbraAka CongrcAsmau De-
nuunces Douglas.
pnrLApE1rn1A. July "a Douglas Mass and
Delegate State Convention meets at Harrisburg
tomorrow afternoon.
Mr. Hckman's Republican speech contains
sesere denunciatious Of Mr. Douglass course on
kansas, preferring that Of Mr. B.eckinridge, as
outspoken and evident, while that OF Mr.. Doug-
las was concealed ana tricky The speech Gre
ated considerable excitement among the friends
Of Douglas, and will probably call forth nua er-
GUS rem les
, 1860-07-26
I'VE AND EAR.-Dr. Under-

I'VE AND EAR.-Dr. Under
i wood the oecu1st and Aur!st, No. teS Rsnt,,h
street thsee doors Of Clark Chicago inois Dr. t. i
ui.tius . opshilnee AID Aula Sur
eey sight to the blnd and hearing 70 Tie dear Ind
,tIll .aa se.t p. e. e9ss.sSns s2on ~ Eye nd
tet md II Of which have bean performed with eonpea
las Attracted patenta from a parts OF tho Cau
rxor neYsr before tret By any Specialist The Conf,
sent- t.rstlse on The EFs a1d Ea1 which wi, entan
appeaf sent to patepta II t:stanee r.es
kuIxeal operations are not required. n1h1'1TttW !
, 1860-07-26

The IktyeT1 and The Weather.
PERM, July a5.-River falling; 2 feet . inch
es ou bar.
DrnL1yc7oS, July 25.-Thirty inches water
on lower rapids aud falling; wind east; cloudy
and stormy; thermometer Il.
LAsAL1E. July 25.-Rive1 twenty inches on
bars ind falling.
, 1860-07-26

oi aAfskAPA.J HKw ioRI, Juy:t.
bee declined half to cent pc;ces ranging from to
"A. a'o aSetaE'Ag III sAlea aIket CulI Re.
eeipt 4o sheep nd Lambs. Market fairly active Ut u
pies: Kecs pta l80o1 Swine. Market steady, GGcX
, 1860-07-26

sTOR PIXIES PFAK.-The under
QUARTZ pUf.EEEIz.K' fuuB.,s b. III raest1 esu.e'aiS uS
a;apse, f9: r!ses All oae tha. combine. ths qaass.
eau hs tpen, horss engine ;eosls
on!y ~ = wslkhshu, lsn pound. md ean b packed
III the E1tunxl1+ nal4 AID worked MI winter without
w7'er We WARRANT tits Mil tn do n per cent.
work, With The same rowef. than the bert stamp MILL
Ala the be- machinery In under the path l7
crushing Iron IRE or Macadamzlng St1ne.
achlle nay be en- In unes1tlon At tie Machine Shop
Of Mr. No>es ulk street, We+s the uridge, address
r4tt oidce box 1889. Chclgo Illinois, fos further nfor
nation.
,, y. LII Bos, DUBOIS T. AUSTIN
1xA Arsr1K- ig:C7 nrAvty
, 1860-07-26

t Beware of the volcanic dyes
eat 1nre The haF. poison the blood. and change the ror
Of the ttit.
DE-. CH1LTOE,
Chemist to the CEoon Beard the head Of his profession.
HAS AHALfzED C1ls7ADo1o'a ExcK1s!nx Han DIE.
md declares that
THIS mATCHLESS DTE
eotAnh no particle Of deleeslous nAtter. Hair cfauy OBJ
nozlous co1oz Is INSTANTLY CHANGED to b.axk Or
any Slide Of brown. Sold aud spilled by Il.
hatr dsessess. Cz1s7ADono No. 6Astor House. New York.
Je5"ln JOHN u. PARK, 1l3 Lake street,
, 1860-07-26

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON j.
~ Qf@ISt:Y EA1LK1Ar.
faaAtnkef TsA!ns !xave ..1 II ti=.+u it,
Day Express c4ve- :l3 Sunx.* .sce.e.! afr!sas
ito pm Sundays excepted. E1pte.a leaves 9t8
Saturdays EXCEPTED; 3:s] ALL. A.1l1y-
ceped.. Ntoi. Accuudat I'm 1.ar. s:a vn orntays
exce2tet, arrive. s:l3 a.E. sn7iaya excerpt. Il.
u. =. HAAMDSU. tanefAl 31rk%
, 1860-07-26

BunL1SaroS, n. j., Jnly 25.--Rev. Cortland
Van Hensalear, M honored and beloved clergy
man OF the Prebby terlan Church, died at bis
residence IN Ills dis c,:v tn1sa m.
, 1860-07-26

SAco. Me-. July e5.-The Republicans Of the
First District in Convention hare to-day nomi-
mated John y. Goodwin Of South Berwick for
Congrets. Louis 0. Cowan Of Biddeford was
chosen Presidential Elector.
, 1860-07-26

OAFtH3UHFU C0IIEE8 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HANOVER, Y. Il. July o5.-1he Commence
n1ent exercises Of Dartmouth College began
Yesterday and were continued today. Rev.
Theodore l.. Cuy1er Of y. Y. deliy* an elo-
qnent sud spirited address before the 1heo]ugi-
cal Society. and George T.. rerley of Concord
pronounced III interesting and feeling eulogy
upon the late Rufus Choa,e.
Res. 7. J.. Cuyler, President Lord, General
Frauk Pierre, and other distinguished gentle-
men we're ses, nuded last evening BY the Ger
1nani4n Band.
E. e. Parker of Boston delivered IN oration
before the Psi Epsilon Society this afternoon,
which WAS followed by 3 poem on " Pluck By
Mortimer THOMPSON Of NY.
, 1860-07-26

~ Daniel Webster is reported to hare said,
on certain festive occasion, and ia moment
tcxc''ement, The national debt Of this coun.
il necessary I'll pay it myself" f'
, 1860-07-26

BCFyALo. JoIy o5.-To day was set apart for
tho prize concert. The prize, massive sirer
goblet, was competed for By twelve societies
and won by the Auou, Of New York City. 1t
will bs presented at the grand banquet night
Columbus, Ohio. was selected as The piece for
holding the next Saenger fest.
, 1860-07-26

F|p Ki?ss Itn Cur latk Badger State sch,. Ar
sioe5 cas1tnetna. l. willi.ms, Norway. Melsosr,
hatAn lndu.tty, Wanrtcan. y Johnson t:nfer17sse
pcsoto GIea' Wet o! o,s+go. Mary Stockton. Iopds n
Me- Hungarian: big u,Id1ef. Aary: <cte Angus
~!nEstf the Wind, Lane, Hubbard, Zephyr.
, 1860-07-26

CIEvrlAsn MAnkz7s-July a3-Sale small
ioi red wheat double extra at 1915. Wheat
lower. Sales cars red On track Ut 81 .0o: 4 ou
81 *l.oa; $500 bu from store Ut *l.04; $500 bu
Tree On board at same; 1000 bu white from
Store and cars do at $1.l0. Corn-Sale on
track Il 48c. uighwines- Sales Of 10 .brls Ut
1st:. 1atter-sales 20 kegs aud u tubs Cen
tral, at 1oc, and 8 kegs II. R. a. lac.-Eead<r.
, 1860-07-26
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CArAx,

RlvED................July2 a.
Kesolute, Athens, % cr tsoue
Gle ARsD-...-...-..-....Jul3c -.
AqullA, #. Sp:inR, light.
Laura Ann, Ot1awa Fkhl.
Bell. l.oekpo. 1n0J It's mashtneyy
Marion. 1T n.c4. 1897 It luu.ter
Aszeppa, Jultt. Gi, ,siA It lumber, Tx IN lath
, 1860-07-26
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, 1860-07-26

Bosros, Jnly o5.-The AraJia sailed at p,m.
With 20 passengers fer Liverpool ana 10 for
Halifax, aud &25o, 900 in specie.
, 1860-07-26

1h' lark Hungarian. bound down with = cargo Of
nuteF Tan hard aground the tapalta side IT river
St Car while at, m,tnx to erter frcm Lake Huron
sve1at tuss have aready attempted TO pull her lut M
70 NIL acc all to no pulpse. She will 2vs 10 uEi
a Ere4t pat Ct Ter cargo, Il re +hr can be nT a,ed
S-.he has l'teu Ct off Aud passed down thIa morn
The Tags Of the chipping 'r port to-day were ut half
oAH lark OF regret fur the deh Col shtldon NC
ku1Ett- who ha, ever becu known a warm and true
friend OF scaaen and scamen'e intetexta-sIbld.
~ The schooner Rav :ta'e with xo tismstted yhot
time snoe haa cmpeed her relars and proceeds her
voyage this evening.
, 1860-07-26

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HELasoLpS RhrHu for Servoutne,s.-- s--:l
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, 1860-07-26

Democratic Congreaslonai Nomlna.
hon.
Mr.. SrEnL1So, ILL.,, July a5--The Democratic
Congressional Convention at this pl!ce to-day
nominated Hon. Wm. a. Richardson for Con-
gress in the Fifth Congressional District.
, 1860-07-26

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telore, 7 kin.aford Il Blood.
, 1860-07-26

The deteatrs choseu To nomlnate Htae omceS It the
Republican Sate Convention, held At Decatur On thu SUI
ef May last requested % reaeenele n the cy Of
6pE!uE1eld Wednesday the eighth day OF Auxn5 70
nominate candidate LtusenAnt Governor, to dH the
yaeaneT created By the dscnaon or TIC Aoh. f'aaes A.
Hoffman,
y. b. IUpp, Chairman. DAVID D4vfs,
VIZ II. BknEx CHA8. q. LAEkK1cK,'
JULIAN s. KuNsxY WV. /. G1IxaAAw,
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CALVIN TxrKsDALK JoHN I. 1oNK'.
Kepubucau Etate Central Committee.
HoRAoR WHITE, Secretary.
Dascd 1t Springfield, July 10. 1850,
, 1860-07-26
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, 1860-03-02

ny The last states mail brought MS
news of The appointment of Mr. Isaac w.
surH, Of Sawamish county, as register Of
the land Office at Olympia, ricc VIM. b.
Rankin, resigned. A better appointment,
or one which woud have given more gener-
al satisfaction to the party and people of
the Territory, could not have been made.
Also, of the appointment of BUTLER p
ANDERSON, Esq, as U. S. District Attor-
new. This, also, will be hailed with appro-
baton by the democracy of the Territory.
Mr. A. is well-deserying Of the position
which has been conferred upon him.
There yet remains one other office to be
filed, namely the receivers. Who shall it
be, and how soon shall we have the pleas
ure of noticing such appointment, rice S.
Garfelde, kicked Out =!