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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21
New York:
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

New. York.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
WILLIAM C. BRYANT JAMES o. PUTNAM.
District.
JoHE A. KIEG. II. ABIJAH BBCKwTTH.
2 FpvARps w FIsKK 49,. .HESRY CHURCHILL.
a ASpRKv CARRlGAS 70. JAMES X. ALLABES.
A JAnKs KELLY. 20. Benz. n. HUNTISGTOS.
3. .SIGIsnUSD KAUFMAN. N..SHEKMAN d. PHELPS
6. .FKEDKKICE Knapp %. John }. FooIK.
:. .WAsBINGTOS SMITH. 25..HIRAN DEWEY.
s. .wILLIAM A. DARLING. &..JANBs L. fooRHEEs'
q WuIIlS H. RoBRRTsoY. 25.. WILLIAM VAN MARTER.
10. .GEoKGy NJ. GRiER. 26..JoHS Z. SEBLEY
n RUFUS H. KISe. 27..FRASK L. JONES.
H. JAcoB B. CARPENTER. 20. JAMES S. WADsvORTH.
10. joins \. WISsLOW. 29. EZRA NJ. PARSONS.
n. JACOB H. TEN EYCR 30. .CBARLEs c. PARERR
Is n Fp.oN SHELDON 81 ELISHA s. WHALRE.
I6 RoBEpr HaLR. 20. JOHN GRKISER, JR.
80. JAMES PARKER.
70, LnHienanLG orernoy. ROBERT CAMPBELL.
For C9H0i C0mUissioneY SAMUEL IL BARNES.
70, insiecoT cf State Pri,ons.. JAMES X. BATES.
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The Hon. James Humphrey, who so ably repre-
sents the lid District of this State in Congress,
was renominated last evening by reclamation.
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A telegrapbc dispatch from New-0rleans an
E0uaess Al arrival from Havana with the inteli-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21

TO CORRESPONDENTS
Husue.s letters should I'll addressed 10 TH
SvE-YoRE TRIBUSE.
We undertake retuu rejected Communications.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21

FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES, So
Adspted ever branch Of business where coe sna
Scsss IL required a..o.,sr,v.
nsS~~r., PAIKBAxks L. Co..
~>-~ No IRa Bre.dwsY, New-fort,
(Bctwsen Deg and Coartlana $751;
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Bnsiness Notices.

Mrssps' and CmLDREN's BATS and CAPS
49, ,sess and elegant yerty Ia tbs o2 0euts and
1s,,' i7sts And Cep4 diao. KSIoue No ssi Canal st.
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afetu1l Dailp Gribn,te
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 81. 1860.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-05
uOsrETTEk'S
) T D u Al /: Sit TER S!!.


In view Of the fact that every member ii the
human FAMILY Is more or less subjected n on
c mplaint bes des nnum cradle 9TH conditions IN
life wticn. by the assistanceot aIlftIe know!a3g.
or exercise OF common sense, they NAV be able t.
regulate their .nlts OF Diet aud with the as.isl
auce OF Il good tonic, secure permanent health
In order To accomplish this desired object the true
course to pursue i certainly that which Viii rrn
luce natural state Of things at the least hazart
Of vital strength ami life Ior I'M. e6d pr n
letter has introduced tothis country !. prepar,,i,
bearing hi. name when at TINS aay i, not a r.t,
medicine but QUE that na. been tried for wears
giving satisfaction to all who have used it, Th-
Bitters operate powerfully ulou the stomach how
els and liver restoring them to a hearty. 4 ri,
of,us action. and tALs by the Shade nroce,s :,
STRENGTHENING nature eutble the system Ia tr,
umph over disease
For the cure 81 dyspepsia, Indigestion Nausea
Flatulency, Loss Of Appetite or any Bilious Com.
plalnt., arising from a morbid nactl,n Of III.
Stomach or Bowels .roduclngt ratnlt, Dysenterv
Calc, Cholera MorSus, de-. the Bitlers have ~.
equal
Dlarrhna, dystenery or hux, so generally e,-.
tracted by new settlers and caused principally ~
the change OF water and diet, VIII be sueelily
regulated by a trief use oi this ureparati.,n
Dyspepsia, disease which is probably more prev.
alent when taken in all ITS forms. than anv o.her
the cause OF which may always c attributed Ia
arrangements Of the digestive organs can be cure,
~ituout Ian " ustHs hDcI III. = SIGMA n
BI1TERSas per directions On the bottle For this
disease every physician will recommend Bi,t. :, .,
some kind, then why not use an article known to
be lnfaible? Every country have tn cir bltters a.
preventative of disease ana strengthening Of the
system in general, and among them all there !.
aot to be found a more heulthy people than The
Germans, from whom this preparation emanat.l
based upon scientific experiments which mas at
tenued to advance the destiny II this great prenar
alton in the medical science.
FEVER AMP AGUE.--Ihis trying and proyokins.
disease hich ia.tens its RELENTLESS CRASH on the
body Of man, reducing him to 4 mere shadow in a
short space ti-4e. AMI rendering him IN ysca!ly
and mentally u,ele- ; can be defeated ann ir,y.I.
from the body by the use Of HOsIt TTER,.SKE
40 TNED BIITLRS Further. anyot the .bnv.
staed ii ease. cannot be contracted when exnosed
l. arv ordinary conditions producing them i ,bo
Bitt.rs are taken as per directions. And a.,,
neither creates nausea nor ofenis the ,aIate an,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-05
], ELI nF IN EN MINUTES,
ssssE ANS
P vi MONIC WATERS

The Original Medicine Established in 81. and
first Artlcie oi the kind ever IN rJiuced ur.,ler
the uane Of irLM NC AFtls" IN this III
any other ceuntr. HI other fu IN nc Wafer.
are counterielts Tie genuine can be kn. VI b
tie name BRIAN being stamped on eacn VA
FER.
RRYAI PrLaoNIc WAPeRs
Relieve Coughs, Cold, ore Thr at, Hoarscness.
BgyA>'S PrLNoNIc WaFARs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis Ditii nit Breathing
HKy.S's PrLno>lc WaFtAs
helieyc Splitting Of Blood, PANS In the Chest
BRYtSS pCLAoSIc WE RS
Relieve inflpien c ump'i'n n. Lun. Diseases
fRTA>'s lUL1. SIC WxFRs
Relieve Irritation OF the Jvuia and Tousils.
KKfAN's PCLMohIl WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten irutes
BaYAN's FUtMoS c WATERS
Are Blessing TO ali C.asses ami Constitutions
BRYAN PUL soSIC WAFEns
Are adapted tor No,alisrs and Public Speakers
BRYAs's PrLaoHIc WAFEKs
Are IN simple form, and pleasant tc the ta-t4
5hYaS's Pr, MoNIC WATERS
Net only re ieye, but effect rap and lasting ures
BRY.n's pULMoNIC WAFEas
Are warranted To give satisiacti IN to every one
~ family should be without box II
BhYAs'> PULMp>lc WATERS
IN the nouse
No traveller should be without supply ..
BKYAN's pU. NJ NC AFsKs
in his pocket
~ person Il ever object to give for
BhYANs iUIAp<Ic W8Ftks
Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES. Sole Proprietor. Rochester y Y
soli by all the Druggists in Dayenlor, and e.e-
where noy27 -ddwly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-05
.Mils ",.Olt.

.nilg eSe.Od.
Nov Is The TINE To LAY IN WOOD
~ for winter use. We have dry kindling wood
At % % per cord aud green wood At 81 81 Der
cord.
Quick or Jon viii b too late.
jy3l-dH FRENCH ! DAVIES.
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Price 500 per Bottle.
Large .iZe, si.JO per Bottle.

\. B.-Where it happens that your Druggist
has not the article, the money be retnitte. Al
rect ,is and if two or more bottles are ordered
at one time, the ned cite will be sent tree d
charge for transportation.
Particular directions to use, &c. ACCOMPANY
each bottle.
Drug lists can be supplied direct from our La
boratory, or by sendln tner orders
BARNES h PARK, New YORK. +. G. WELLS A
CO., New York ;. Il HAN 1 x Co, Baitm.re
Nj: DIOf IT'S, Philadelphia. "a; J. WHICH /
Il Co. New Orleans, La; JOHN d. PARK, Gin
cinnati Ohio; Il II. HAYS. Portland. Me- Or To
any res pectable Wholesale Druggist. in New York
or Philadelphia. Circulars, with Trade Prices,
&C. the Corrector and our other medicines
sent free 20 Wholesale Buyers.
No medicine placed On commission.
- 50. SX~a.
General gent fer the United Sta e. d Canaias.
jy5 d6wiy 40 Arm ST., New York
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-05
Urns, Vases, Breakfast Cups, Toilet
Articles, E c.,

Urns, Vases, Breakfast Cups, Toilet
Articles, E c.,
thereby securing faithful portraits and furnishing
unique ard exquisite style OF ornamentati0n Of
articles in domestic use
la order furnish IA ,illtes for the qualification
OF the popular taste and to meet the wants of
those patrons Of the Fine Arts DESTROYS of having
Portraits on Porcelain. the Company h ave import
ed from Euroye a collection OF superior porcelain
goods, manufactured to their order, witch
they sell at cost prices.
As the American Comnany owners Of the
patent right, and consequently the only PERSONS
authorized to use the process, they have deter
mined in order 10 afford
p. ople in evry section Of tho Z nion
an opportunity to possess
Port.it on China,
to make the following pr position to
Rssidert: in tn. Country whs . unable to
visit per sonal v the Ate Ter
AID aiieries In
New Yrk
Persons sending a photograph. ambrctype, OF
daguerreotype 10 TIE office of the Company 10
New York. accomran ed by
Five Dollars,
will receive in return by express, free of other
charge.
A richly osname nted Br-akfast Cup and
Saucer " IN tn portrait transfrPs
red thereon.
By transmitting daguerreotype and
Ten OOiia 0.
they will secure in like manner,
4 handsome French Vase o. Toilet art'cle,
with the portrait reproduced by the paten ed pro
cess. BY sending pa Of daguerreorypes and
Fifteen lars,
they will receive in r turn
II ir oil rich ewes Vases,
with the portraits executed equal to miniature
paintings, and In Tx manner, p0rlr ats can be
REPRODUCED pore lain wares or
Vases every quality 4 Gns1
ranging in price from
Twent, One Hundred Dollars he P-ir.
n. B-Be particular IN writing the address
town, couaty and State distinctly.
All lett. r. addressed to
Manager, Amer can Phi tosraphi Porcelain
Isl BROADWAY.
ectl5-3m NV YORK
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FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,

THE UNDERSIGNED, CLERGYNEN OF
l vsriou. denominations, having purch ased
nd used in families "GRovyR bakers
Ell BRATED FAMILY SEWING MAcHIsR" take
,leasure in recommending ii as an instrument,
fuy com sinlng he essentials Of a goo / machine
Its beautiful simplicity, ease Of MANAGEMENT.
aud the strength and elasticity OF its stitch unite
- render II a machine unsurpassed by any in the
market, and winch we feel confident will give
atisfacton 10 all xho may purchase anu useit
Rev. ". r. STRICKLAND
Rev. y. VANSANT
Rev. 7. Is. YARD, We" io9A.
rev. C. LARUE,
Rev. p. RODGERS, D. ~.
Rev. W. b. SpKAGUE, ID. D. Albapy.N
lev J. y. CAMPBELL, ID. d.,
Rev. .. TIFFANY, d. D.,
Rev. e. j. BOWEN
Rev. JONA. CROSS,
Rev. JNO. M'CRON,D D., ; Baltimore Nd.
Rev. W. 7. b. GLENN,
Rev W. II. CHAPMAN,
Rev r. :. EVANS,
Rev. r. C. GALBRAITH, Queenstown. Nd.
Rev. DAUGhERlY, Waynesboro. Pa
Rev. THOS. f. LOCKE, Westmoreland Co. Va.
Rev. " vou \ CRoG,KER'. Norfolk, Va.
Rev J. F.LANNEaN, Salem. Ma.
Rev. en- :. h ANIL d. Charleston, sc.
Rev. A. A. PORTER. Selma, Ala.
Rev JOSE II j. TWI>E. Speedwell, S. C.
Rev. b. b. ROSS, Mobile Ala.
Rev.J l.. MICHAUX, Enfield, C.
Rev a A. { :. H 4 ,kEI Henderson, NC.
Rev. HENRY a: kILEY,l Mo,,ro.op,
Rev A. l.. POST, 'oh'rose'ia'
Prot. W. d. WILSON, DID, Co.
Rev w. F. CURRY, AL, "ehe'a' ~ =.
Rev Ebert SLr,GERLAND, Scotia; Ny.
Prot IiN FO> TEX,
Rev FRANCIS G.. GRAFT,
Rev J T BACkUS, ID, 'ohehec'y' N. :,
Rev BENZ. SLANT :,
Rev. +. {. PRUGH, Xenia o.
Rev. B. W. CHIDLAW, AMI c;.
Rev. W. PERKINS, .iHc'hhau, y.
Rev +. GRAND GIRARD, Ripley,O.
Kew A. BLAKE,
Rev &c. BINS An, Gambler, 0.
t'ro ; j. M'ELHENNY. D.D}
Rev. +. CHESTER, l ontcn, o.
Rev. T.. F. iiASrI Cambridge City, Ind
Rev j. c. ARHSTR NC. Saline, Mich
Ssv aR i! yK s"Azkl', G.lena, Ill.
Rev ENSTEIN M0RBoUGH, Cambridge Ci,y.Ia.
Rev RICHARD WHITE, Milton, Ind
Rev CALVIN VALE. harrisburg. y. Y.
Rev Jo> EPH ED .IDGE, Norfolk, Conn.
Rev JOHN JENNINGS,
Rev. H. L. WAYLAND, Worcester Mass.
Rev Nm p 'IpPs
Rev OSNOND c. RAKER.Bishopl
Rev THoS RATuAY, oohco'u VI
Rev. HENRY + PARKER,
Rev G. n JUDD. Montgomery \ Y.
Rev. A. " STOWE, Canania,gu,, ".
Rev WILLIAM 10 NG, Cliff Nine, Mich.
OFFICES or txniBIrioS AND SAIL 1875 Broad
way New York. / santner street. Boston. $50
Chestnut street, Philadelphia Isl Baltimore
street Baltimore. d West Fourth street Gin
c,nna.i III North Four b street. It. Louis. lis
Lake .treet, Chicago. Is Newhall Hesse, Mill
waukee. Merrill Block, Detroit. III Superior
street. Cleveland.
sWSEND FOR A CIRCULAR. Fl
aug22 diff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-05

c. PLUMBER. No 30 Brady St.,
Agent for Grover h Bakers Sewing Machines.
octlo.d
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~ Uns.a

FIu ACTIVE AMI INTELLIGENT
n yarnr mer, r. ca4s4ss ter new n ST. act
Adtress through Pot ofiee, fcr a heri time,
James r. nuncsa iavenpert. General y gett ior
low ui.seuri Fausas ard Nettaska. - 'rqu,re
Tor kim 4 Narti wsstsc.rnsr Of brady aud third
rec 8, from IL to :, OF after 4. -. oeus-alv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-05
A NOVELTY IN the Art WORLD
Photography Upon Porcelain
Secured by letters latent in the United
States. England, France
and Belgium
THE AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHIC
PORCEiAIV COMPANY,

having secured their novel and ingenious inven-
ton BY American aai European patents. are fully
prepared to execute all orders for
" nature Likenesses Of Pc sons on China
presenting all the attractive and adyanta2e ou>
features Of ordinary photographs, the bril- iency
and flush of a water-color dra wing, and Dither-
to unattained quality OF durability, by oeing
dered as inperishabe a the natural properties OF
TIE articles upon which they are transferred.
As the patented process OF the Company ena-
hles thu reproduc ion OF Photographs, not only
plain surfaces, but upon such very round
Of ans degree o; irregular'ty portraits be re-
produced with fault ess accuracy and deliniacy of
ielineation, upon Porcelain wares Of any de>crip
ton and dimension used articles OF luxury or OF
househe u ID utility, such
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-05
Catamenial Corrector.
Coosuuaption.

For sale by mos. respectable Druggists through
out the Mon and Canada-.
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and
FROM THIS RULE THEKE WILL BE so pEvIsrIJs


s4g Young Lalios .. every Denomination ~.
admitted into this Academy, bat a. order nee
essary, they Will be required 70 observe the ord
nary regulations o. externa worship.
Persons resrllng i. distance are required t
have a ponsi bic 1T II tie city Of bsvenp-rt
Ne reduction wil. be made Ia Ease If pupil Dein-
sithdrawn ecfore the expiration Of the quarter
excepting by p ORA ted sickness. One month.
notice oi tue removal VI each young Lady i. r.
quested.
he correspondence Of the pupils is subjec, /,
inspection.
For the present year no Uniform will be re-
quired.
Each pupil be required t. provide himself viii
furnished Work box, six Towels Fix Table
Napkins, Combs. Tooth AMI Hair Brushes Knit.
and Fork. Dessert and Tea spoon, and TuiIber
There viii be Sessions Of months en- IN the
senola tic year, commencing on the first Monday
in September, aud ending on the second day q
July. with one week allowed for vacation. a
Christians
Parents can see their children on Thursdays, II
the tern On, an no visitors but those authorized
by the parents Or guardians, will be atloHe4 T.
see the young ladies' The parents who reside IL
Davenport can k theii children home On IN.
first SATURDAY I each month. but they mus1 re
turn on the following sunday afternoon
Attach ell 10 the Academy y . lay >choai ~
hose ID the neighborhood VINO WISH - ava
then ewes f il.
Ie,ter q ne Addressed to
,,sry, May MARGARET NAM,
.ea.,eo. oi The immaculate cohception.
~ .sr ,a-t Ipw4 AN
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1HE CRISIS Of TIE UNION!
SHALL WHITE Men RULE AMERICA ?
The Newspaper for the Times.
THE WEEKLY DAY BOOK
rl.6l.

THE DAY BOOK HOLDS TIA THIS Is
! Government # WHITE MEs, and that infert-
ory Of social and political pos ii or tina negro
race and s"periorify tor the white r.ce. is he nat
ura' order Of Auierican society All VIII want L.
REFUTh THE ARGUMENT or tn Anti SLAYER, ms
and understand tie negro question: ,h uli r.ad
II. Democrats on tItulIoua u en- must see % ii
thar sound papers circulated AMONG TIKI
PEOPLE. or acA Republican principles v ii
never be put down.
THE WEEKLY DAY-BOOk for sci will be
greatly improved and sew raj Lew featu e add eo
will have ONE THRU Mogs READI>G ,1T.k. LIZ
sK. 'CHEs oF LIVING AMERICAN .ura.R-, SKETCHES
Cook, AND Cook KY. and FULL REPORTS " & .rTLE
AND OTHER MARKET.
NEW AND ORIGINAL STORY, y Prot. Peck, Of Geor-
gia, entitled
VIRGINIA 6LEtfAIRE.
A Tale Of the early settlement Of Georgia.
Thrilling Story Of PtoReer Life, the Greek War.
etc. These features, together with SPECIAL Err
RoPE.N CoRsE.PoSDENcg, a iull diges, OF news
foreign and domestic make il a
BU SINESS, FAMILY AND LITERARY NEWS
PAPER,
All combined into one and at cheaper rate than
any other paper published.
TERMS..CASH IN ADVANCE:
ONE COPY per annum )...s 81 90
twO COPIES do -. " ~ 3 OO
FIVE COPIES do ... ) on
TWENTY ONE COPIES. go %
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T.Kn.nT - R>ss. y 10:



-,
4
cs,,.4t.. .t..,
, 1860-12-05

SEH YORK, Dec, 4.-FLoCR-Flour has again
declined tc; only moderate inquiFs ior export
, Iuauze' Sales is,4o0 brls at {aos@s 20 for super
rtafe; s4.5o14.!N for extra state: fs-6514..5 ioF
super western s. 6o@5uo foE common 10 mea,nm aa
extra round hoop Ohfo-market closing heasy--
hut little doing in Canadian -four and market heavy
sales 100 brs at $43OGG.75 for common ~ caolce C.
extra. Rye flour quiet anu tslng aaee ae Mss1i Su IN
moderate request; sales oaO ofis bFaaos"1oe H.
1850. u,.,. ,,,,,,,ut
strikine change: eales 400 brls at 1sG519 chiefly at
GnA,s-whcat continues heavy and in favor q
The Se 1aanesa Taan q sas iatery ie
export demand Sales II, GU hu Cnicago rp1aMng ~ ~, ~
*lu3Gl1.cG; G>O00hu canada club At 81 ~ 9.so BY
;1ns,srs ns5 i 4 M in sSe y Mehisn 1t
stM. Rye dull at GsG10c. Barley more plenty
and market heavy at eSGSs.ac for the whole Fanyc
peas IN gsod Fsaaes. and ,ad iopwer saes
MIN hu At GsGGeXc for mixed western ahoat G1c
~, ~asound do In store. Oats in moderate request
| FisovIs1oss-Pork firm t.. 1nes4. with node.utc
demand, and hcavy and lower fc* PRIME e. VIII ~, II.
ther more doing at the declnae Sales 20 ob1s at
Snict and Unchanged. sales 100 bills At $s5o@1o
| for Tcrackcd mess: 1050@11 for extra mess.
Prime mcss l'cef dull We hear o. GU te3 Eoins|
lower Sales 500 bbls Mt $19 for state SiS0tl! ioi
western. Cut meats heavy and nominal at ;e5795e
for shoulders, 1o9lokc for ham;: Sm9Sed ineats 1
hams: lie for:sides Dressed hogs quiet At &C
heavy and lower salss 9 BIZ Te1tera 1 short .in
iower. saer 50 bbs ii 10gel0Kc.> Butter sslllnt
ut 10@l4c for Ohio; l5l,slc Tor sta'e-" ehees'
s'eauy GsSyczaessugar continue, dull md heavy witt
moderatd Fairness doing. s:ales 70 hid. Cuba =
55G5Lc; 110hxs Havana at BIC Nuiasscs Qu1e
, 1860-12-05
RI, st yohn x,rouu paId,, In BOSTON.

Tho 81 John Brown Hald'' In Hoston.
Bos7oy, Dec. :!.-Thc summary dissolution
of the John Brown meeting ut fremont Tenn
pls today, is viewed gencfa sat,slaclsot1; isl.
The 4AboiItioaists were largely put''oted
throughout BY All asscnblagt einhraciIs many
,.nd,n., ,..-stness 1ncn. After the chA.Eman
Ind nronouuccd the i1ectinS dissolved, fEed.
nourIass, Sanburn mud few othcrs mannest,
Iug some resistance to the police, were cjec'eo
fr3m the platform and Han. :,
Durln. the uproar, Rev. J. stetN Marlin aa.
pouDcrd tt,at a mcctfuS would bc lcla !" ~
church In The evening In response To this
announcement the Baptist Church (colo!cd)ia IL
Jay street, was filled ut IN early hour. Inc ed-
iticc vas small, and large portion OF tne au-
lfence we're black. Here Wendell fhl!'1fs,
,John Brown, jr, Fred. Douglass rntl othcr lci1-
Ing John Brown sy{DpathizeEs ventilated theif
Oufnions freely, witt, little Interruption, u
woman named Chapman appeared to Pfcsldc.
Several policemen were stationed in the
church, Outside there was IN imncnsc CFuwu
and q strong force OF police. The disturbance
was confined to noisy demonstrations, though o
| the crowd seemed very anxious to get holu VI
| Rctpatl. The meeting broke ul' about ten
| O'Clock, and the audience dispersed luletly.
| Some Of the leading spirits Nerc hootett at
while passing through. the outside eft'wds, nut
no violence w.s committed. Frank u. s:'ll'
born was actin. President Of the meeting. III
anticipation af i riot, the second battalion o'
Infantry was held In rca.titcrs 1T their ar1nbTs
| hy order OF the Mayor. Tie police forcc, ho",
ever, was amply sufficient, AMI the daJ AM
cycnin:. passed with II good-na.urcd nns' l'afrl
/ Mi
, 1860-12-05

1larbor, with both her smoke pipes carried away,
was the Planct. In the terrible straits 70 which
shs was reduced. she hsd thrown oscF0osr c.
hogs: beef &C. eas,seF e hef Z, faaS bsiax
place IL The supplies dettroyed BY the la!c hfs- f.
Among ihe freight thrown were ] over .t,l, ha n
Marquctse.-.AarqnttteJ J0u'nuf.
Tue SCHOONER TonNApo.-We hear that two Of
the bodies Of the crew II this unfortunate vessel
have been found Inside tl'c ssssei =, capt: ~ Don
coupanied by so,nc othIr1, left the city yesterday
III tic wrcc tu make further crscasch-0t|dtca Re9.
ister. Noe. Il.
tD- 1t Is showing, blowing and trcczing, and
DuSiton. Str ~ waiiin. tcommenccnent, Elnira and
gsSs o. e osSn IL eb %basss ea ahey st make Se trip
before next spring.
L1st Thursday, the Fchr Three Bells, In attempt.
in: 10 enter our harbor mistcd the channel aud
ly succeeded in getting her OF. hut the sea running
too hcayily to yet out anchoEs eie went on again.
in the angle between the north pier and the shore.
We understand her deck has been loaded with
stone 10 prevent her pounding on the pier. She
had not made any water at tho last advicee. al-
though the saB breaking over her, aud she will
down. She has merchandise On board for Walsh
s co--Ksngston Nesct, 27th Nov,
From the Buffalo Republtc, Dec. IL
We learn fsaaa John DcGraG, Of this city, who
tns he5e1aet night. that two more h'dies were
fouBi4n addition to those We named yesterday.
Th<F has now been found eighteen III all. thirteen
95*hich are ut Evans centre. deposited 1n the
7 n church, as they wcrc brought up from the
.6cach. The lake shore. where the wreck IL. Is
about three miles from the village and the road.
lf e,S oads If ,he steKea Lad %
|and sent to this city. Capt Czosss l,o3x<had not
becn found. hut bis trnnk i4ad foatstl1shore, and
fr efty. orc Of ,he yawl b6ais had been
-found ~ou The beach. only ecscn miles from
his city. and articles frep the wreck picked up
i the plaec q % tie atssr In iii probability Pos-
tio,is nr tho wreck }afyS s>ae,l blown dowuip thi=
end u The lake apd will he found neusbd harbor.
pe sn1 ans u wssed I H. and It
s. .eat asrsfS fSS parties in lie charge of the
Tie 5dnowlng is a list Of the bodies found, and
shssin0t recognized a descFipt.o" Of them Is
IT, SsiR9ho1ons Set k'a%R9 aesaee, e. s,e
| Hl, Wm. Kennedy, watchman-
FIJI. A colored man supposed to be james Smith,
and who, IT Is thought, belongs In Windsor,
| In. young man about 10 or 20years old, wore
gray funnel nndershirt, oveFsi!lTt, pepper and
thick shoes 4 Fix handkerchief wae in ono Of hi=
pockets, aud u small cord was ABOUT his neSk:
. man aPpa5estly about IT. 80 o; years ga, VII, t1l
r'lirts and knit Jacket, black cont, blue drawers
aid shoes with brass cyellt holes: 4 watch curl
was around his neck, and comforter WAS ftct
:,h. Aye unknown. Had OF a white shirt viii
calico osom, black clnth vest drab oscr-coat darl
dial, pants. with stripe down thu less: aud h'n'
Both arms were marked with ealior characters, mt
| whl.kcrs grew upon tho sides of the face