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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1860

,.,. Some very good ones sell &C. p o. live wesh
sat weeks IL short this Mind Of Oc1 no. such ss Sn
he a, Il has been The receipts are lighter sna n US
nand'Odny appear. RIB Si.'sI i sn1a Market Ma
tn. marie, this we.k has prevented the singular anomaly Of
sc, .bsn we witnessed Sixth street on Taes
dsy aud dont when have seen me bIossl Az,
Ss. from NTH The w %o hold up Ts@atb poor lot
bs won. sell at Owe, n Ios tina. cost
at Browning. hi. week have been remarkably
F,cn 6So@Wia% Myer. ST. :1.t cunninshaa is Nc
Grsw 900 John smons 1873 A. Moorehouse 2O "ens D'"h
From Moo York-G G. Beden &c. Humphrey Wilbur o. +
l. Bsnb,r l0 Elisha Roe I22 samuel Hoey tas Richard
Parrot 81 GsOY ps5o S SSp + II New 81 P NJ f
" lillian Graham pol, John seeber 2S5, @ Derby l62 T.
l5Sxa 1885, " Williams Jacob f''n'' o. FA oNi''
From Eev.Je,,ey-AndEsw Robin; Iot B. Van cleef
Hunt 81 Thomas s Gathers II George B. H0co@se Ol Jsc2b
w Bells 81 John sehSmp % E Reed Anisr,on - B.
Fem indiand2John simons a. John MOncdef24 Daniel
t,am nv@nia-wniam LaRue lOO Joseph Steer "a
fs9w ~, wSsf ssiay 80 T T"s
S sSs and were sold clean almost every day ard sene
ny a an snssc Ds worth lf price.
snd ordinary Sc. lot of rough Western Snesp p =,
head estimated 80 ID net average and an''ne' ''' ~
ere wer. about 600 head into Brownnss pens this
mSnIs ,Dd TIE s tsse %pTs received By on
Fiom New. York-Capt r. McGraw, $50 r. 6osstr EE
George Johnson So; A. w Smith a. George Lohhn so d
Es 76. r. Manning al John Storck. 155; u baiy lp9i
Pea3 rs SAINT pechwith %; NJ Barnes Al W a. 70 Donaa
"a From New NJ. Alaire, 80 H. Lampnerg, ~
Tbos Coleman a. From Ohio-W Watson Hodges so' ioi
2462. - ,,,,,.
uc,.v orren re oort sales of 1888 Sheep and LAMBS
A . sheen jp excess at an average Of so % mead ~
Al Brow pipgs the Brokers report sales as toIows 40 o
Nes. 9q read sheep and Lambs at an average Oh % w.
ia, MeC aTty, s68 head, al an average oil 20 %
h ~ Hume 1 tU2 head at average OF ~ o. , \. On
Tics LsIkin 9s7 head at SO bI average one o' VI 'V
very poor sold for $40 =. al "a
v,rage In h. fr following persons: George
I5s 4f33 66: B. j. Van Clscf, 49, 300 7oi u. De' 70,
4gs4 O6 T. Hurt a. Sl29; J w Bells OIL, SE4 ~ JONI
sfbsr NJ 42S Peter Voorbis % tS5 2i Apgar Lenau
bury ~ ss5; VIM A. Law, 100, 1913 SOi u A. Da'ie''
4gsr Miller Mortimer sold 2 at average Of -
In IL dstkree Of them lambs and two 81 them mNeu ani
Ieven lots all sheep They remark IN mat 'neeP "
WV" THE HOG MARKET
Novi h.andnga fair supply for tue nos' aPP.
10 al ar las, thew arrive Yesterday found the Market
oD hare and the Superintendent and statesmen talking ABOUT
| gons 10 h. &C untry to look for job - =,
The following O. w. Dormass price OF Hogs THIS Week
~ Live weight. Dead weight
FI.. Srs, cornssd large 'i.ssssss. siSsis.
First quality small sizes, fat and prime =, ,oo o1ao,
for uarks butchers offVV
size, sll-fed fst..........''o 0ofo' ISS1f.'
Second Quality stiIfed.. Go4c' 'E~'fo'
| " este-r mast ed..............s.."}
| Small sizes, choice stock hogs....'.' MOI ~An'eo-
Ordinary or conDlon stock..''...."'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

VINEYARDS IN CALFoRyrA.-lt lie getting 70 be 90
common thing in California 10 ud whey De Of eight
ten thousand vines, that they not deemed any
worhv Of notice Il sn b tie patch of thousand
acres of wheat. So rapid is the ia Of vnss aad
the anuiactures of wine in that State tina, the day IL
not distant when ships sent with cargoes If indeed,
we have anything to send from this city, win return
frtiehtsd with winecasks; aud California wine VIII
he as common in this ely as wiue from fraace. l. IL
also asserted that raisns can lie manufactured in Csh
forpia, and will be she ptce Of laSor indss
level corresponding with other grape growing
countries. -.-f H'-.Ha n +..s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
We are indebted TO Edward Bills Flour and I
Circular for the following statistics;
We extract the following from William Z.
4, Cos Nem.Ynrk Cotton Circular:

q 90 2 NeW-1 Ork IOIIOH OITVuIdI'
CRoP-The Dry hot weather continues which Is highly ATo
able for the cotton p on all river bottoms snd low lands bat
uuvosoa for the prospect the hh and sandy is Dunng
the past few days the accounts from Ias Georgia ana e1uln
war Of rain In sections Of the cotton grow country
the are q 3D. ano planters look With confidence 10
large and early Weld should contiuua favorable
bTouehou The however has thus far been unusually
oud serious dsmage and the en- incer
than average OF rain dnIins the re-
naming months ofthe year u,
Receipts expots &c. show gradual winding up OF the
season The receipt. sush The gh. to Great
Britain and FTtnce 20 oh foreign poits they are ee toI th
. ped Of the season The total Great BIZ ain and France
ook form larger demand than usual from exporters in
Liverpool where prices much lower than with acc 1uus
in some degree FOR the telling in the kg for ether foreign
ports hrorI this country compared with last year.
The following IL sateaent Of the movement In cotton since
the i Of sepssber compared with the previous four
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

tbs ENGLISH SKrLARK.-A correspondent a. Hoses
dale Pa, writing in answer to tee inquiry reeealy
made Mr.. John Gorgas OF Wilmington, Del, ooncer,-
ing the English skylark, ssys that ''Oae has been
brought TO me bya sportsman folly answering the de-
scIipton given but In such nIu,ilaed coad.ea thai
il was impossible for taxidermist to ses ID sp Tia
mate escaped anhast.P &. f.i .g.e Hsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

The La Crcsse and Milwaukee Railroad earned in
June TO o. June, a53.... 1893 81
Tie earning the Cincinnati and indianapolis Road
for the fust two weeks of July show increase Of
$4,000
Mr., Marsh, the Receiver OF the Erie kaliroaa' has
fled report, showing the receipts and Disbursements
on account of the Company from January to June J.
1850. The following table shows the monthly receipts
n,A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

With reference to city and county bonds suffering
from reputation The Philadelphia ledger of to-day
says:
the Pittsburgh and Allegheny and by the County OF
Allegheny are about this city, which accounts Tor
the manifested In their market vaue matter VINO
regulated the probability OF payment Wiibi he aS'
there inquiry for these bond. than TO.
ontbs before, and the price within fortnight pas adVsceei
fully 10 cent They are now quoted e ron - 70 y = cent
Of hsir face with sales be former hgre As heretofore re-
nar municipal bond ever Issued IN this count VIII
eventually recognized unes In here towns and 90
Ties ar. rubbed from the face OF tie msp such cases
there be Some municipalities perhap may never De abe
Ia nav the sh1e Of their debts. In these fair
nyoise as with other baukupts will be effected But Whist
nom pride public opinion legal decisions and improved abty
maid p,incps interest These opinions and
gwen only opiuioDs with ig. and IN 0rnlatGn OF
tubject however than within the reach 81 eeIS lte
gent ., aiding sn in the community $50
The Ner-O Orleans BulLelR of Saturday, the l4tb,
says:
The week eio.ss stringent money market with Am.r
advance la discount ali gredes o. pap" ine supply
M diminishing birth at bank and on the street
ht tbe demand pnnods,ion indicates no abatement
aeyer on e payt - OF borrowers Exchange has
beer ne ece3 the opening the clos OF the week aas
IN. ruled fr both fore ga bod domestic
aerpss of all pie 10 meet oil eslt9 re-
demand Indicted no imProts 1ent 100 sy
since he close o. our review OF the ON ip SIS
snd have IN he request since the dse OF our
sIumary and ses would 1ubets exhibit COAST rabie III
reese but the high rates at which most securities nave otn
held There hiss been Of kind In rates 81 spree
this week. and again repeat previous quo@tons hsoePs
ineDts comprise $4,000 to kevfors, and sdV' 10 On
ciubat.
The following are the Currency, Land Warrants
ard Specie quotations for the week. corrected FOR us
from the rates e1rren, Of the Banking Oiice OF
III. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
SAILORS SNUG HlRBOR.

We publish below, at the request Of GovsrnoT 80
Peyster Of the Sailors Snug Harbor at Stahn lsai'
list of the deaths since 1854, Of The old sailors wDo
had found refuge in their old age within the walls o.
that admirable institution:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

Win reference to city and county bonds suffering
from Reputation, The Philadelphia ledger of to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
NJ ". Wholesale Prices Of Country Frod"ce'
For THE WEEK ENDING WEDsEsDAY JULY 49, iao G,v
IReported exclusively for TIE New YORK TRIBUNE Oy DS"
i-'f & FRENCH 80,

FoK WEEK Ending wEDsEsDAY JULY 49, b t' Ssrv
IN pes order Marx plain n1ebe directions every package
including weight with tre count and name oil atcIs pa
and Away send by mail with notice when ana now s
sges re returned and small lots OF stun III cent oet
Fam produce serersly cent, p,oa,. g., GOOD order at
wIse such Farmers realize and not JoOoer' or specua
'OI The receipts of Orange County pals greatly
r,dueed the demsnd quick az 2oc with the PROBABILITY
6m al previous rates anything than very mSdeIate
receipts would csus- another s;sgnson mes ooa
Ohio hi ard other good the Eng
,h nai 70 so a n e' The os tocs Of
% esyln are bsd Ssn @oSe
c s E b, sSss: Il S Ss
Hall fix do strictly ch7 9l9Western common. @ll
Do do, ariO IL SlS Grease Butter''''''' ss~-
cHTFsE~lbe receipts comparatively light The export
demand sPS I've r. ON good to
qualities has been established since oar last repo dne oa
rndy pandg ot pregnant proportions aud much Of It i
ss,dy quite lively while watsry discharges ere not nneqaen
E,f quality Ohio Ohio c6Smon q
Common ard Skinned. English Dairy, GO'henloi0ll
Ns5lsa PIN sgI 90 Kidney 0a' @ 'a a'S' IS
sos w e., 9. aS ss
EGGs-The receipts continue moderate but the demand !.
yeTy o., there is no ss. ntiai price,.
dency Is downward Our quotations iudcats good Sgs ana e
Os', y Dbl fiOm bad, often amOnt' to Sdoc' dOi we
jersey Pba y dOz. a wessern, o dOz.....B ola
s' fsis y S %n.Ts.ws quote e!
Beef sides coed To-. SO Z! Veal Calves live ID. a. q
T.ns az pors Jersey light light as5 Sc 81
5EaIhEEspp%e qnSte; o Weser' SG'|c Tenn
Pigeons, fsht, DOL OOai u suipe Sand, d2. $50 =
.....;.....I Ss9l 81 sniPa yellow leg rss, soa
sqosb. DID, 2s9 do1 '.:; man; s S@
s MTSS' DossG p' des SS S ''' '' '
PoULTRY-We quote:
Ess rs rs f Ess: ss 81 q
D DTi.y. p pail H.. 51S 81 -
POULTRY THE PACKAGE -,
gusey' ReP. leo II 9"es y yong RF i s,S =
praiI' large. 1901 90 Bucks County Chick
CHI he, small Ppr $50 81 ems y B....... $50 ~
PcT.ryKs Uld-r liberal receipt; from long Island
New Jeny ans Norfolk price, zee are sgaa lower we qsos
heIe.r, y bbl2 25d2 % Dycsnans '..'"''i 2sai 90
Nsiis... MOTION" cOaa rs DD'''
APrrEssOutben p Dbl, 81 sO0s 81 Jersey Dbl, 81 50
TE.CHEs -Chaestor y bush crate ss9s7; Norfolk, good,
busl crete, $50 Norfolk and poor, bush crate,
R.spf ETRrKs-Antwerp p I'd qt-bssks Sci Black, pit
CHkRi irs-chOice, y n, 6aSc. Common, 2a4c.i Extra
Common p bush, 81 soesi Isl do En-
sli.b, o bnsb SSd&3!Q
CURhANTs-P 10, 3nSc.
NHOhrl IF EsRIYs--B bush &2Q62 80.
BLAcKBEREIRs-S3 sea ~.
DRIEp APPIE.-We qiJte Southern, a a5c.i State, 'i9
&c.. Clio, 54d53c.
sUNDRlEs.
OsIOYs-We quote: Connecticut, new, lunches - so "
hind ripe bbl 81 250$2 So Carries y loo bunches
&c.
STRING BRAEs-Long Island, SIC. y bush.
CIBBAGE- L. ng Island y hInd, SIS.
CrCUpBEEs-Lobg Island y humid, 5od62c
T. vAT0Ks-Norfolk y bnsh. crate, 81 15QS2
OzIER WuLow-Y ID, &c
[Advensement]
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

Annexedis comparative summary of tie condition
of the Missouri banks shown by the statements
made on the LIST of January and on the liz. Of July
1890.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-04

SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.-We would call
the attention Of our friends and patrons to the new
preserving fluid labelled Spalding's Prepared
Glue, with which its inventor proposes TO cement
our good old Union, grievously shattered by being
tossed about on the Of public feeling set in
motion by Old Brown. Whether IL will accom-
Plish this we cannot say, but we can vouch from
actual sightseeing experience that its effects upon
humber articles of household economy are so
marvellous as to make US believe in its utmost Dos
sibiltties. Fractured chairs and tables come ont
whole from beneath its magic touch; torn Ieavvs
% 11vhS So" ls-E-sly TO- ethar net China,
broken by some unlucky fall, unites again and
becomes good as new; and jewelry is even repaired
with success by this wonderful Balsam. Children
ind II an unfaling source of economy nd enjoy
ment Ia mending their broken TOYS and making
new ones; in fact It's union-making properties are
so very evident as to challenge the admiration OF
all II has been compounded by its inventor after
much careful experiment, and is. we are opfident.
the best preparation of the Kind extant
the advantage of being in liquid form, and con-
tinually ready for use, while its adhesive prop
critics are so strong that article thoroughly
glued with il Will break more easily in a new,
place than separate IN that OF the fracture
We commend it TO the use of families and
planters .-ChaTlestOn Courier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-04
PaFgonaE.

- Hon. T. c Hindman, of Ark. and Capt.
Kingsbury, U. s. A, are at Kirkwoods.
IN. Z. Willis, the author, has made public
profession Of religion, having recently been con-
hrmed by the Provisional Bishop of his diocese
--.- The New York Post is credibly informed
by letter from Havana that Isaac v Fowler the
defaulting postmaster Is in that city.
Major Z. johnson, U. s. A; T. c. Sulli-
van, U. ;. A; Commodore Mayo and family, 4.
:. N; l.. IA. Reynolds, L. s. r. II Bates
U. 5. A; Hon. w. II. Trescot, ). c; r. f..
Brocchus, Mo; are at Willard's.
80. The Rev. C. r. Martin and wife of C
Methodist Episcopal Church, and Rev. NJ. 4
Yates and wife, Of the Southern Baptist Churct,
arrived at Shanghai on the 9TH Of March. Mr..
Martin joins his mission at Fun Chow.
-''' Horace Greeley (says the Bridgeport, CT
Farmer Of Tuesday evening" passed through here
this morning in disguise, having on black hat
Intimate friends found difcufty in
him.
-.'- The remains of Daniel T jerks who died
az the Washington Infirmsry on the LIST inst were
taken to his home in Philadelphia on Saturday
morning last, and will be buried this afternoon
Mr.. jerks was an active and nfuential democrat
warm and sincere friend; and bis death is Sc
riously felt by large circle Of friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-04
THE LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Nv thu CfAw AZ n~Isx->-

The steamship City Of Baltimore, from Liver.
pool on the 2Sd ult.. passed Cape Race at noon on
Friday, and was boarded by the news boat Of the
Associated Press th re.N - 90
The British House Of Lords had rejected the
Dill repeating the paper duty by SO majority
The vote in the House of Lords was preceded
by an extended debate. Lord Lyndhurst and
other eminent Peers asserted the constitutional
right OF the House Of Lords to reject the bill alto
gether IL was a money bill. Lord Palmerston
stated in the House Of Commons that he would
move for committee TO examine the presidents
for the course pursued by the House Of Lords, but
hostility "
BY the latest advices Garibaldi had defeated
the Neapolitans and was investing Palermo. :
The city Of Palermo, which Garibaldi was In
vesting at the latest dates, and which was being
abandoned by the Neapolitan troops, is the second
capital OF the Kingdom OF the Two Settles with
population Of 10 600 IL is fortified CITY sur-
rounded by wall, and Its sea side is protected
by strong fort, called Castellamore
The statement received by the Arabia. Of the
rout OF Garibaldi, proves TO be untrue
The latest accounts state that he had gained a
decisive victory at Moreale.
China has refused TO accede 10 the English and
French ultimatum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-04
BY the Vanderbilt.

The steamship Vanderbilt, from Liyerpool on.
the I'D ult, (same date as that brought by the
CITY OF baltimore, arrived at New York on Sun
day She brings upward of two hundred passen-
gers, and reports the prevalence of severe rrinfTv
tceathtr throughout the passage. Several icebergs
The horse Thormanby won the Derby race
Thirty horses ran, and Ten Broeck's "Umpire',
was the eleventh.
The northern ports Of China have been block
AIDED
The NeapolitaB had abandoned the nrovinces
OF Palermo and Trapani Great disorder pre-
vailed, and the provinces were in full insurrec-
ton SIX thousand Sicilians had joined Carl
haldi, and on the 18th the Neapolitan army was
routed by the troops under Garibaldi.
A conflict also occurred on the 18th near Mon
tehascone, in the Roman territory, between the
l Tohnhcal gendarmes and party Of Garibaldians.
The latter were driven back to Tuscany, with a
loss OF thirty killed and wounded.
There was rumor OF the departure Of French
naval force for the Adriatic
IL wes rumored that England Austria and
Prussia had agreed TO mantain the integrity of
the Ottoman Empire.
The report Of concentration of Russian troops
on the Pruth is denied.
The treaty of Zurich has been appreyed nv
Sardinia
ROME, May 23.-The Customs Guard at onano
were attacked and overpowered by hllibusters,
VINO, after Plundering, re-entered Tuscany. The
Peasanry are asking for arms The Papal troops
Will Immediately leave Rome for the frontiers
The Journal of Rome says the news from Sicily
is favorable to Neapolitan government Artillery
left Rome to-day for the frontiers
The Pontihcal Chasseurs sent after the hlibu.
ers, owing to the darkness Of the night fired
upon each other, killing the captain, lieutenant,
The Neapolitan Government has very little to
say but its last bulletin saws two columns of the
army were pursuing the dispersed troops of Carl
baldi.
The insurrection was gaining strength daily.
Paris, May - The Rentes have advanced 10
69fr Doc
The Russian troops in the southern provinces
are reported to have been placed on a war footing
Count Thun, Austrian Ambassador to Prussia
has returned TO Vienna
Albert Smith died at London on SATURDAY.
III is reported that the English Cabinet accept
the decision of the House of Lords
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-04

A VERY AGREEABLE AND INTERESTING WORK.
We return thanks to the publishers, who send US
through the hands Of Taylor & Maury, of this
city, copy Of "The West Indies and the Span
ish Main, by Anthony Trollope, author Of ''Doc-
tor Thorne," 1.-The Bertrams," "Castle Rich
nnond," The Three Clerks &c, &c. New
York; published by Harper Brothers, Frank
lin Square, 1850. The author is son Of the
never-to-be-forgotten Mrs. Trollope, who once
set the world agog by her trenchant criticisms
upon American society, is an ADLER and more
agreeable writer than ever his mother was being
endowed evidently with far larger share of
common sense than the quizzical old lady was
ever blessed with, on which he invariably draws
IN coming to conclusions upon all the topics he
handles in thi, work; which seems to be the best
daguerreotyPe Of the existing condition Of society
in the part Of the world of which it treats and IF
its future, within the reach of American readers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-04

The PULMONARY MuRRAIS.-Dr. Dadd, the
well known veterinary surgeon, says the Hartford
Times Of Thursday, pronounces the threatening
contagion which is ravaging the herds In central
Massachusetts, to be pulmonary murrain -
He has examined II thoroughly, and declares II 10
be much more infectious than the smallpox
We hope the Leg stature now In session, saws
the Times, would take such prompt action a. the
case would seem to demand, TO prevent the dis
ease from spreading into Connecticut. Nothing
but the most exact and rigorous measures wifi
answer The scourge must, IL possible at all
hazards and at any cost, be kept out Of our State
or unpleasant steps have 20 be taken IL cannot be
helped The work must be so systematized that
every town shall he under surveillance and the
northeastern border towns must especially be
promptly 5 en- TO. IL is already reported that
The disease has appeared in Enfield and in some
part Of Wtndham county. Whether II has vet
In fact made Its appearance within our borders
or not, no time should be lost In taking meas
ures to keep it away, and TO stop its spread II
1t IS to be found here II is bad feature of this
cattle disease, that il presents no premonitory
symptoms whatever; that Ane-looking animal
may be far gone with IL, and have Impaired
1t to many others before its existence is even sus
pected This Is proved by the dissectons of the
bodies Of healthy-looking animals killed In the
Injected region for the purpose OF ascertlining
this fact 1t has been said that this disease has
European origin. IL is known to have made sad
havoc In many parts Of Europe, where IL still
exists in spite Of the active interposltion of the
different governments concerned
A gentleman who has been a missionary in the
country just above Cape Town, on the Cape of
Good Hope, is now In New Haven partlv for tho
purpose Of stating his knowledge OF the disesse
among the herds Of the Dutch Doors In that mart
OF africa. He says IL has rioted there for wears
causing great loss, and that 1t was only prevented
rom widely extending by the mandate Of the
native king, which absolutely forbid the bring
line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-04

SAM HOUsrOs A CANDIDATK.-The New Or
leans Delta publishes the following letter from
Gen. sam Houston:
AUSTIN, May 2i.-Messrs. d. ID. Atkinson and
j w. Harris:-Gentlemen-In reply TO your lettt r
Of the 18th instant, will say that have responded
TO the people at San Jacinto and consented to be-
come the Peoples candidate for President la
yielding TO the call Of my felow-citzens of Texas
In June last, TO become a candidate for Governor
said the Constitution and the Union embrace
the only principles by which would be gov
erned, II elected; they comprehend all the old
kson National Democracy ever professed or
omeiaIiy Praensed; these have ever guided my
action have no new principles to announce.
Thine, truly, SAM HoUsroS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-04
RrsessdinEs Of Te.paI.

IN IHE SENATE, to-day, after the transaction of
routine business of no general interest
Mr.. Sumner commenced his speech on the adj
mission of Kansas, when our report closed.
House.. The House acted on the Senate
amendment to the Post Otice Deficiency bill and
non-concurred in that striking out the proviso for
the restoration of suspended inland mail service
and requiring proposals TO be given to the lowest
bidder for carrying the mails between Charleston
and Havana.
Mr.. Adams, of Ky, from the Committee on
Post Offices and Post Roads, reported bill, pro.
viding for the transportation Of the mail between
the United States and the Republic Of New Mex
leo, IN accordance with Butterheld 5 proposal.
On motion of Mr.. Carter, Saturday next was
gned for the consideration Of business of the
District Of Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-04

The STIMULATING Effect OF AIR-The ex-
are well known, and evsrv one has felt the i6yiU
Grating Influence OF fresh air. yet no practical
application has been made Of these beneficial
properties OF substance So cheap and universal
w Zen tie body IS weak, the brain fatigued and
me Whole system In q state of lassItude Just 90
Into the open air take few vi gorous inspir2tionS
and exPirations, ard the efe-t will he instantly
perceived. The individual trying the expert
ment will feel invi.orated and Stimulated H.
blood will course with freshness. the lungs will
work with Increased rapdity, the whole fame
Will feel trevivIfed, and natures stimuIant will
be found the best " 80