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asu ttsas pais gsestsn gharsaas osnins as a. 1860
Sprsag and Ssssnaaes or 1850.

Spsiag and Sssanm,er OF 1850.
SOUTHERN CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
as. 30 and 30 st. Charles street.
CORNER or coAmoS STREET..
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAILi
Just received per late steamers Of the LARGEST and
MOST MAGNIFICENT stocks Of
FASHIONABLE
Spring and Summer Clothing
EVER BROUGHT TO THE SOUTH
which, for STYLE, MATERIAL, WORKMANSHIP AND
CHEAPNEss.
Is Not Surpassed!
Goods divided into three Departments but all under
one general view:
STORE No. % ST. CHARLES STREET.
For -f
BOYs' GLo9HrNe.
STORE No. q ST. CHARLES STREET
For
MEMS CLOTHING.
STORE No. 80 ST. CHARLES STREET,
FURNISHING GOODS AND SHIRTS.
R5salesmen speak French Spanish, German and English.
L. w. LYONS,
Nos. Is. % and 80 ST. Charles street,
ny24 2plt corner of Common street.
BOys' Clothing Emporium,
@................sT CHARLES STREET. %
Between Canal and Common streets.
This store exclusively for YOUTHS BOYS and CHILD
RENs
CLOTHING. SHIRTS.
And
FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Just opened, a LARGE AND EXCELLENT STOCK Of
SPRING AND SUMMER
Dress and School Clothing,
.sza-..e-....G- -Embracng-- --@
EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY
All Of which will be sold at VERY REASONABLE prices
ss-salemsn speak French Spanish German and English
L. W. LYONS,
Nos. 26, Is and 30 st. Charles street.
my2i 2plt of Common street.
a.=z SHIRTS Shirts.
just received, by Late Steamers LARGE ASSORTMENT
SHIRTS,
OF THE LATEST F4sHIoNsi
OF all the various qualities and sizeswhiie and Colored
.=.e Manufactured expressly for 49,
The New Orleans City Trade,
TO FIT MEN, YOUTH, BOYS AND CHILDRENli
L. W. LYONS,
Nos. 2s Is and 30 St. Charles street.
my24 2plt corner of Common street.
Trunks, 1s'acettng-Bags,
yALIsEs, UMBRELLAS,
w A Il e R-PRooF CLOTHING,
-of the
VERY BEST STYLES AND QUALITIES,
Made to order and warranted.
L. w. LYONS,
my24 2plt rs 2sand 30 St. Charles st., cor Common.
Clothing. Clothing.
TIL Il ALACE S IT o r E !.
ALFRED MUNRoE & co.
Have hand and receiving by every steamer, Clothing
Of their own manufacture, suitable for the season,
FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
Also
s-xTn MS xxNG 20 IDS.
Under Shirts.
SILK, CAMBRIA, COTTON, GAuzE MERINo, FLANNEL
AND COTTON.
ALL LINEN, COTTON AND CAMBRIA DRAWERS
Patent Yoke Shirts,
Immense Stock made up in every style Of Plat.
All Linen SGT and So.
Cotton with Linen Bosom Collar aud wrsbandsi2 $50.
Half Hose.
Isle THREAD, WHITE AND BROWN COTTON, etc.
India Rubber Clothing.
Emil Assormen-sold in quantities to suit at small advance
factory prices.
Large Stock Of
Trunks, ynlises and carpet-Bags,
UMBRELLAS, etc.
ALFRED MUNRoE & CO,
STORY BUILDING,
ny2I 2paoThSaSlW Corner Camp and Common streets.
Great Bargains ina Ct1.pettngs.
GEO. l.. MARINE,
Being close out his stock to make FOL
his Fall Goods will sell Unprecedented low prices viz
SPLENDID ENGLISH VELVET eARPETING, of the cele
breted manufacture Of JOHN CROSBY SONS, at VI 65
Worth s. %.
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS same make, 81 10-Worth 81 50,
THREE-PLY AND INGRAlNs, very low.
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Citizens Ticket.

Citi<esss' Ticket.
FOR MAYOR:
l.. H. PLACE.
STREET ooMMIssIoNER:
j. MILTON RELF.
RECORDER, FIRST D1sTRIeT:
THos. II. SHIELDS.
RECORDER, SECOND DIsTRIcT:
j. Il. FABRE.
FOR ALDERMEN:
First District. ......,...........J. Q. NIXON
:. unconventional SIDNEY STORY.
Second District. L. 4. FoRsTALL.
Third District. 5. WILT
Fourth District. ......."....H. 7. vENNAED.
ASSISTANT Aldermen:
First Ward .....,...,.,...,....s. A. KINGsLASD.
Second Ward. .CHAs. j. LEEDS.
: Third Ward. ..........,... HENRY BEEBE.
Fourth Ward. ..,.............W. F. HoDGkINs.
:. ................ HENRY SHEPHERD, Jr
Fifth Ward, ...,..s,,..........----
Seventh Ward. u. F. sEICHsHAYDRE.
Eighth Ward. ,,..........,...,-----
Eleventh Ward .........,.... ROBERT HUYGHE.
mylt 2pte
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MQSzz sikeFal arrangements viii be made All
peahear E1lees ssofx Baisdsx ta,nn al,
4saasnon sssssz 81 q ssl esuenee this snenh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-24

Aassfda>Rasx 4 sAasH veil this day At n o'cleek
y III Old nssu Aar u Camp ssrees al c u.se and
<sess II ghe steamboat r. j. Ward For particulars see -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-24

CHARGE
The Shad Fisheries are said to be unusually sue
cessful this season. Over fifteen hundred men are
employed in the business between Hartford and
Saybrook. Five thousand were captured on Mon
day last, and were dispatched to the various fish
dealers in New York and towns in Connecticut.
R9-Candfdate for Mayor-Mr. Alexander
GRAIHE viii be supported candidate Mayor by the
Citizens without reference 10 parties the
place in june next. my2a 2pte
18Th. r. Vennard is a candidate for re-
election Aderman Fourth Dsrct Election on the At of
June next myl0 2pe
ss-seyenth Ward American Club, Third
DsrRrcrThis Club win meet at the schoolHo
street, every WEDNESDAY EVENING at ~ O'clock
precisely, until further notice.
By order of the President:
myA 2pte Y D LoVETT, Secretary.
H5- Eighth Ward American Club The
Eighth Ward American Club will New Club Room
situated the Of Greamen and Eysian Fields Streets
MONDAY, the 7h OF May 1860, at o'clock p a.,
cry MONDAY following until further notice.
my4 2pte BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
ag-Ninth Ward American Club, Third Dis
rRIcrThis Club will the Of uisa and Great
Streets every THURSDAY EVENING, at O'Clock pre-.
cisely until further noiice
BY orscr Of The President
myi1 sph THEonUi.F BAeHEMIN, sec,y,
H5~To Cotton Factors. Brokers, Planters,
Asp ALI OTHERS INTERESTED You respectfully invited
pnhle trial Of LoyEJoyis ANfI-FRIcTIoN8 COTTON
fkFss on THURSDAY EVENING, 9th inst at o'clock,
eetner es Posdras aud Baronne streets
nyz3 2pztA I'd SPEAR i CO., 4G Grsyie. 81.
DB1The Citizens OF New Orleans nav more
money ana get ss for IL than other community the coun
y ihey endure tedious journey North 10 be hudiled to.
geher during hot weather In the and watering places
az s'e n tsehnE q relief other hoes after paying
enough every buy snng home IN M mast
country on the continent that lies within our and half hOurs
4 uf New Orleans. -
GO TO MAGNOLIA ard See the New orlsaa. Ias.s,,
ana ofsat softneih Haatosos myll 2pl2t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-24

foREIex Asp noAEsTlo Dry eoops. par-
1ea1ax q hsars saisato the la credit sale of
foreign e dtssesis dry koc. inke pses this day ii ID
o<oek II I'D ss!ssfoop Of r. Rogsr Co. Nos Is and n fa
IsesEs szf<st sal0s Nd hays rreait
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-24

xolssssN 4 EsksBny viii Wi Il suction his s,av
sfaI sssiiss MARI ars fasnlss saess. ees.i
niis &na sles6s Aunafiess
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Ilg;i,sH EA1B Boots, Shoes and Brogats. -The
arllnllSr called large creai, sale Il
hdu ac4a tfnsns shirts md drawers 70 take place thls
Az i i'd so2k ii III II Roger e. Nos Ii
and Oh Lssse direct. Terms ssp o days credit
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.Masos,'s Pafess,

.Mason's Patent
SCREW TOP PRESERVE JAR.
No Cement or,Wax Required.
The ONLY RELIABLE article In The market For sale by
BOWLES b JUDsON,
a3o 2psIowe&satf&w IL Camp street.
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sa-speer,s Elder wine. TOM &C., .

ngDo youwant to drop business from Sat-
urday night until Monday morningg
myl1 2pl2t GO To MAGNOLIA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-24

Furnishing Goods.
NEW STYLE CROSS PLAT SHIRTS.
LINEN BOSOM AND LINEN SHIRTS.
WHITE Isle THREAD AND COTTON SHIRTS.
GAuzE MERINo UNDERSTANDS.
LACE TIES; LINEN GoLLARs-Fine
HALF HOSE, aud other thngs.s
n9r-Jast opened, by
PERSON, HARRISON h CO.,
MAGAZINE STREET,
myl2 2pl0tsaMo&We Corner Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-24

Plantation Corn and Cob Mill,
COMBINED.
TORY CORN MILL for New Orleans, invites all parties In
the same which will be kept opera
lion Mt No. CANAL STREET.
This is the cheapest and best Corn Mill in the Market and
will grind the finest Meal crush the Corn and Cob for cattle
feed.
Call and before purchasing elsewhere
F.W.C. COOK,
a3O 2plm s5= l Canal street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-24

u So
Army, gives the following opinion Of Hostcers Biters
Springfield ILL.,, April IA, 1856
Some months since while recovering from an attack a remit
fever requested try Hostetters Bers as an ar,i-
peculiarly suited the condition convaleseens from fe
1t is but simple justice say that restored The powers
digestive organs, and at the same time kent my bowels
gently have hesitancy In saying that hitherto In
using my practice has, in every case where have or
dered it, acted like CHARM In thus speaking freely Of far
from puff patent medicine article by no means claims
to be. SANFORD BELL. NJ ID.
Sold New Orleans, wholesale retail BY j. WRIGHT
Co. and ISL Chares street. sole agents for the Southern
States whom all orders should DO addressed and By
giss and dealers generally everywhere. my2l 2p6t<w
n5-Do you want your Family in a pleas
and healthy place where you them and attend to
business
myll 2pl2t GO TO MAGNOLIA.
ns-Is your Child sick. Try Magnolia y
s. NoURsE, Of the " CENTRAL HOUSE, viii attend to
Your wants. myll 2pl2t
RB-Do you want a pleasant ride and 6.
good bedg
myll 2pI2t GO TO MAGNOLIA
wDo youwant to drop business from SAT-
nrday night until Monday mornings
myl1 2pl2t GO TO MAGNOLIA
a9-speer's Elder Wine, four years old,
Containing mixture of spirits or any other liquor
1t is an Invaluable tonic.
Giving tene and vigor to the system.
1t especially suited for delicate females ana children
Also for family use, and for the aged and infrn
And every where nutratiye cordial Is required
Sold wholesale and retail by JAMES SYME No 1871 Canal
street, andy Druggists generally. mylo 2ptiu4S
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Notice to the National Dem Ocracy
or THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

TO ALL SUCH AS ARE DISPOSED TO SUSTAIN TILE
PLATFORM AND THE NOMINEES OF THE Ma
TroNAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION, ADJOURN
ED TO BALTIMORE FOR THE 1srH JUNE NEXT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-24

Goshen May Butter.
THE FINES THE MARKET.
Ihave received shipment of May Butter which shall sci
during the thirty cents pound and In quantities
pound packages less have reduced prices
Oh many articles will make advantageous all that may
fayer with their patronage
Families wishing supplies to the country rely
their orders being promptly executed.
SAMUEL SIDLE, Grocer,
my2l 2p3s Gamnand Julia
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DO you want your Family in I, pleas
ant and healthy place where visit attend to
business!
myn 2pl2t GO TO MAGNOLIA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-24
Dental Surgeon.

DIR. GEORGE w. SMITH
Has removed from No. III Canal street, opposite side
No. m door from Rampant where he will pleased to "a.
ceve his old friends and others who may desire
services. ol6 zntfkW
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nS-Is your Child sicks Try Magnolia
S. NoURsE, Of the CENTRAL. HOUSE, win attend to
yourx- giants Io.Io
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SEeoNn=H land SrHAaI IsSaTNEs AND WATER AND
Ariess ef shs for sale By aess
ThsRe# Go. Ne. - Ychaapsaalas 800 she adser
tfene1t or detailed q The articles offered
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-24

RS-Do you want pleasant ride and 9.
good bedg
myl1 2p12 GO To MAGNOLIA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-24

GzRAxEp Sfs Rcsouf.d Aessrs. Beale Il Miller,
u M Bakery saserse he above reward for
ess1s u hslssS which ztrAysd from e The ih lust
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a Remedy that .ssyer Fails.

my2I 2psteod61tW Sole Propri
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zJ-H. II. Vennard Is candidate for res
election for Alderman Fourth District Election
June next, mylO 2nta
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R9-Seyenth Ward American Club, Third
DsTRIcrThis Club will the School Great
men street. every WEDNESDAY EVENING at ~ o'clock
precisely, until further notice.
By order OF the President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-24

sI|8' IIEY y 0fassllsGs MAY III 1850
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srY1fHa <5IornIxa. The spacious Southern
0iStag lShusfsof All NJ Issopsis now crowded
sassy u thing which ths inventive SKIN Of
scdace p tn latest agony Of coat 70 the most
snaioons whether said articles of raient
desIgnsd hi s largo 81 e small demands d male
is enough % walk no intermediate Moods Of
hoys l4 soHili The goods Of Ills honse Wen known
eesea " make aud aer and the stack
railways Aue thai any Wholesale Or retail demand
witch lasa b made ~ NAVY cslnsss See advertisements
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aS-Candidate for Mayor-Mr. Alexander
GRAILHE will be supported candidate for Mayor by the
Citizens without reference 10 parties the election take
place in june next. my2a 2pte
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xxxvI,h cONeREss-FIRsT skssIoN
Proceedings Of Yesterday Afternoon.

In THE SENATE, yesterday. after we went "a
press, Mr.. Hunter, from the Committee on Finance
to which was referred House bill making ammo.
priatons for the service of the Post Once Depart
ment during the fiscal year ending Both OF June
1e6O, reported IL back with amendments rThs
chief amendment is that which strikes out tbe
pfovlso In the second section in relation 70 the
restoration of the inland service on all the rout,
uhdef contract on the 18th of March, I-5q and in
sert: And the Postmaster General is hereby,
authorized and required TO advertise for proposals
ana contract with the lowest responsible bidder
or bidders, for the transportation of the United
states mali IN steamships from Charleston south
Carollna, by Savannah, Georgia and Rev Vest
10 havana, In Cuba, ara hack twice a month
or oftener, from the list day Of July, IeGO 10 the
3oth OF June, 1854, inclusive, at sum not 10
exceed 0,G00'l
Inc democratic caucus resolutions introduced
Dy Mr Davis were then taken up seriatim and
nnally disposed of. The vote on the resolutions
ana on the various amendments proposed. en-
oraclng two days proceedings thereon. will he
found In full elsewhere in to days ,aper
In THE House, more than twenty private hills
Were passed, including one incorporating the
last w Washington Library Association
The House took up the bill TO incorporate the
Metropolital Gaslight Company
Mr. Burnett hoped ii would Be passed as 4 new
company was necessary, owing TO the exorbant
charges of the Washington Gaslight Company
The bill was passed. as was also the Senate bill
amendatorY Of the act for the establishment of
an asylum for the insane in the District Of CoIum
ba. The House adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-26
Proceedings of To-Day.

IN THE SENATE, to-day, communication was
read from the Postmaster General, made in com.
plance with resolution of the body. stating that
the first Information of Deputy Postmaster Foyy-
lers defacation, in New York, was received at
the Department on the 10th day Of Nav inst
The bill reported some time ago by Mr. Bigler
as substitute for the present Patent law, was
taken up and passed
No other business of importance had been
transacted up to the close OF our report.
HoUsE.-Mr. Ashmore introduced resolution
requiring members to give accounts of their mile
age to the Mileage Committee
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole on the private calendar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-26
THE LATEST NEWS
L Ell E G. r HIC.
Republicans Ratif cation me,uus

BosToN, May p .-Feneuil Hall was Crammed
tonight with republicans. 10 ratfy the nomina
uon OF Lincoln and Hamlin. Hon y r Banks
presided. and made a speec h endorslng the pro
ceedings Of the Convention. saying that from the
bottom Of his heart be gave a hearty approval %
The nominations. Resolutions Were adopted con
graduating the people upon the uRanimity with
which the platform and nominations were adopt
ed at Chicago, regarding IL as an earnest Of VIC
tory; that constitutional aud political principles
worthy OF the age were adopted there while toe
oalumore Convention ventursd no political win
ciples and the Charleston nvention was not bic
70 agree either upon PRINCIPLES or men
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A Card
L. :. MARINE BARRACKS

= -. flAhlNE BARRACKS,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nav %. 1860.
ny Editor In the Herald of tie 22d instant
the following appeared under the head of Wash
M ION intelligence, viz:-''The leaders of the
rioters on saturday were Government EMPLOYEES
one Lieut. OF Marines, one Assistant Warden of
the Penitentiary, and one Senate messenger :"
AS soon as the above came to our notice we
Gaued upon the correspondent of the Herald and
demanded its retraction in so far as it related To
Lieutenant of Marines. He expressed himself
very sorry that such msStatement should have
peeh MADE, and assured us that it would be cor
rected Immediately As there was NO ,IIrsion
70 IL IN the last issue of the Herald, we desire
thfougn your columns to state that no Lieutenant
OF Marines was in any way connected with the
riot on Saturday night. I'VE are very resnect.
fully, your obedient servants.
AUGUSTUS :. NICHOLSON,
First 1t. L ). Marines
GEORGE HOLMES,
First Lit L : Marines
w. w. KIRKLAND
Second Lit. L s Marines
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

o. war DEPARTMENT, May 25. 1860.
t,R92PosALs VIII be ,soelyed at this Department
next for supplying the Stationary described m the
subJoined schedule during the fiscal year commeEo
Inc stationof, @gtt be- Ss Of The best quality.
Sample must accompany the bids.
The successful bidder Will he required 10 give
bond with approved suretles for the faithful full
hlment IF his contract; aud the Department viii
and IN such guam Titles, as 1t may deem proper az
well as to increase or diminish the guar titles below
PAPER MADE OF LINEN STOCK.
~ reams despatch cap. ruled to pattern, weighing
20 reams foosoap, ruled or PLAIN, weighing IA
pounds per ream
300 reams 9uaTto post, ruled or lain, weighing 10
50 reams note paper, ruled or plain, per ream
10 Teans copying paper, per ream
reams b citing paper, per TeRn
Isl dozen bOtting boards, pr dozen
l"reams envelope paper, buff or yellow, royal. per
10 realms Manila wrapping paper, super royal, per
5000 envelopes, official sizes. extra heavy, per
900
4oOco envelopes, letter slz,s, extra heavy, per
Isl gross metallic pens, per gross
dozen FabeT's blue and csrmlne pencils, per
dozen
20 dozen penhnlders. per dozen
2dozen ivory folders, plain, per dozen
4dozen ersseIs, ivory handles, psr dozen
10 dozen biaded knives, Rodgers and Sons, per
2dozsn office scissors, Rodgers and Sons, per
dozen
~ dozsn Maynard Il Noyes's, or other black ink ,
In quarts, per doZsn
20 dozen French carmine ink, in ounce vias, per
dozen
4doz nkstauds, Diapers, Wh;tney's, or equal,
per dozen
q pounds sealing wax, scarlet, per pound
lO pounds India rubber, prepared, in pieces, per
20 dozsn silk lasts or braid, assorted, per dozen
81 dozen red tape, In pieces, assorted sIzrs, per
dozen y
10 dozen red tape, in rolls, assorted sizes, per
dozen
y pounds linen Irvine, per pound
odoz n l,rgo ia mucilage. per dozen
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Presbyterian 20. 81 General Assembly,

kOcHKsTER, Nav - The report Of the Road
OF Puolication was read and adopted An attemp,
was made 10 change the Sabbath school Vi,itoy''
70 a semi-monttly paper, but failed in adoption
Ihe special committee on the memorial Of Mrs
Mary Ann Richardson made a report recon-.
mending that the memorialist have leave 10 with
draw her memorial The report was ADOPTED
he subject Of the reorganization Of the Boards
then came up. Rev. DIR. Boardman spoke in reply
to DIR. Thornwell, styling the latiers Presbyteri-
anism as no PreSby terrain SIN at all, but a system
lentical In the extreme DR. b NJ Smith obtained
the noor. when The Assembly adiourned
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Later from Tehuantep.c.

NV ORLEANS, MAY IS The schooner ID.
Keeling from Nj nathan on the 10TH has arrived
and reports that rich gold mines have been dis
covered on the isthmus Of Tehuantepec, aud that
great excitement exists in consequence
Consul Alien came passenger as bearer Of i'm
portant dispatches TO Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-26
Iowa RepubIlc, IN Stat. Convention.

Iowa CRY, May 2i-The Republican State
Convention for the nomination Of State officers
ana the Congressional Convention. for the nomi-
nation Of candidate for Congress n the second
Dlsulct OF this State, were held to-day. The old
state officers were nominated for reelection aud
WIN. van Dever was unanimously nominated
for reelection 70 Congress. Lincoln and Hsmlia
were heartily endorsed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-26
Alexandria MarLet.

ALEXANDRIA, Nav 25 -Flour-Family az "a
~ -; extra s6 .50as6 IS; super IS s7Kas6. Wheat
white, fair to good, sl.4OasI so; red 81 3Oa
81 3e Corn-whte soc mixed CSC !; yellow zoe
I'VE o2ae5ci Oats 4Oa44c. Corn Meal 74asOc per
bushel. Seeds-Timothy 50 5Oas3 SO; Glover s5s
50 So FlaKseed 81. Provisions-Butter roll la
2oc; Bacon l0c,; Pork s7s7 50 I; Lard lOa12c
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The Nla,sachuse,t. ,Iur,.I,

BosToS, May 25.-At a meeting OF the Governor
ana Council, to-day, proclamation was issued
converting an extra session Of the Legislature on
w ednesday next. 10 adopt measures for the prc.
veniion OF the spread Of the cattle disease
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Canadian Ifens

TORONTO, May 25 Yesterday, the anniversary
OF the Queens birthday was generally observed
as holiday throughout the provinces
Alex hoig, Miss Baker and Miss Martin were
ut.whed IN the bay last evening by the upsettinc
OF Ihe beat In which they were sailing
Rev II Grattan Guinness preached her, las,
way 20 England
MONTREAL, May 25 Yesterday being the
Quren's birthday. IL was observed a. /, bo1ta.,,.
nearly all the places Of business were closed the
mlitary and hremen had reviews and Their, were
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Conyre.sional No-;,.,,.

ST LoUIs, May 25 The Democratic Conven-
uon Tor the Second Congressional District has
nominated Hon John B Henderson for Congress
to succeed Hon. Thos. L. Anderson. At the same
time and place the Opposition Convention nonii-
mated Jas. A. Rollins for Congress
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The savannah SLAYER TrI,l.

SAVANNAH, May 25 -Messrs Lamar. Stvle,
middleton and Hone, who were indicted for 70. ,
cuing Capt Farnum from prison. pleaded guilty
10 the Indictment before the 4 = Circuit Court
The case Of &. A. l.. Lamar, for holding An
can slaves, has been postponed til Monday
The jury in the case of Captain Faruum. 10,
piracy, have rendered ne verdict vet The Jury
conviction ~
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Suicide by Hanging.

CORNING, ". Y, May 25 B F. Farrell. =
clothing merchant Of this village. was found by
his wife hanging by the neck dead. ia his own
Darn, THIS morning. Some four years since he
ATTEMPTED suicide and was saved by the rore
breaking He has been lately depressed in spirlts
which was undoubtedly the cause OF this act