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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-01

was to it's foser-mother and nurse. One day m
the young heir was sporting before the door, and the
gardeners child was lying on bed IN the cottage, the
nurse heard the wheels Of carriage and Immediately
suspected that the mother Of her young charge was
coming see her son. In her furry she sDaiched m
the heir but clipping let him fall upon heap Of stones
breaking bis right and coar-boDe. In her terror
che rushed 10 her husband who advised her 10 stow
away the screaming victim under the bedclothes and
taking his garments, he placed them on his own child,
and boldly stood at the door 10 wait the adys coming
Contrary to the usual casual glance given by her on
her previous visits, the lady-moher struck at
the change in her darling, 10 the lean brown hungry
looking babe which she behed in the place Of her own
plump baby that, vexed and exaggerated beyond
measure she seized the child in her arms, and babe the
poslion drive away. The gardener and his wife
were terribly frightened but decided 10 90 the next
day to the chateau and make explanation To their
further CONSERVATION, they found the next morning
that the lady was gone and bad taken away The child
Years sped on and the family did not return while the
ignorant cotagers, Influenced by terror dared TO
stir in the matter, until the gardeners wife, her
death-bed recently made full confession. In the
mean time the cottagers child has passed bis life az
member of one Of the n0best families Of France has
been attached to embassy and now holds desirable
official position, while the real heir has spent biz youth
in discipline and priyation as soldier in Algeria. The
latter now brings suit to bis property and
title"
Berger, probably the most famous lawyer in France,
has been engaged for the defense.
The Boston transcript says:
"Letters from Italy, received by the steamer
Arabia. report that Mr. Henry H. Barstow, the Ameri-
can Consul at Palermo, has been guilty OF an act Of
perfdy, which will forever brand him with infamy.
This nIfsrepresentative of land of liberty was instru
mental in 6etrayng Father Ottayio LAMA one Of the
nobest of men and purest OF patriots into the hands Of
the agents of the vlest and most tyrannca desPotsm
on the globe The accounts that on the llth Of
Anril Palermo was started with the report Of the
arrest of Father LAMA, by American Intervention, on
hoard a merchant vessel, bearing the stripes and
stars, and that the act committed by the agency
of Mr.. Barstow, the American Consul! The dplo-
matte corps at Palermo have refused TO hold any
further communication with this traitor against
humanity-this alder and abettor Of the despotsm Of
the second Bomba, who thus prostitutes his oincial
position. If one.quarter part OF the stores reported
missed from the service of free republic, and sufer
the official as well as the social disgrace awarded to
renegades."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-01
PERSONAL.

The Leodcr says that the first schoolmaster who
ever welded the forule in New.York came here in
April, 1888 on board the good ship Soutberg, from
Holland, in company with stately old Everardus Bo-
rardus, the domino who married Anneke Jams and
owned jointly with her goodly portion of worldly
wealth which afterward down TO Trinity Church
in conjunction with much heari-burDng and an inter
n.inable lawsuit. Adam Roelandsen Tor Rolandson)
was the first schoolmaster of Manhattan Island, and
Liz name should be remembered as that of the local
tutelar saint Of the book and the ferule He came in
other good company, too for Wouer won Twlller the
new Director-General, was board the same ship
good old WOuter, whose luminous decisions and portly
breadth Of person have Teen droly careatured by
Irving and who really seems to have been not only
thriving and prosperous merchant, but quite az good
Goyemor-tpite of traditional ridicule-as the times
could very well afford for such an ou-ofthe-way and
ever-troublesome colony as New-Amsterda n. Adam
Roelandsen lad not pedagogic charge Of great ex-
tent. Tie little tin horn with which he called his da-
tory charges from the school-house door on sm.hny
mornings could be heard over all the settlement and
the schoohOuse tsef only Of rough slabs of hight
enough 10 clear the lead Of the pedagogne and dozen
feet each way in extent.
Henrietta Fuller, daughter Of Willis Fuller of
South Belchertown, Mass, employed as a weaver in
the factory, aged about eighteen years, went to a
vnter-cask 10 obtain water for washing. This cask
was very near upright shaft and coupling box,
which was revolving AT the rate of over one hundred
revolutions Der minute, and with which /the dress of
the unfortunate girl became entangled With every
revolution her head struck upon tie strong iron frame
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-01

win vote for Lincoln who never vo'ed Neluo". .
ticket before. They are rapidly discovering NAV '"s
rame Of Democracy is all that that party mas el' =,
It's earal stock, and they will never 'OnOw II III It's
se,facm IN the slave power.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-01
o,,,, prpIrRIICAN COMMITTEE.

po,o ,,e rrint the names Of the gentlemen compos-
;o the National Republican Committee, with the post
- oadress of EACH The Committee was made up
~, ~ % delegation of each State naming the member
for that State:
'' Fpwrx d. MORGAN, Albany, n. Y
CHsNKs J GILMAN, Brunswick Me.
GEoRGR q. FoGG, Concord, ~ H. 49,
IAwRrNCE BRAISARD, St Adams, W.
JoRN L. GoopRICH, Stockbndge, Mass
TuoxAs q. TURNER, Providence X. ].
GipFoN WRLIEs, Hartford Conn.
DtSSINe DUKE (of N I, Nsw-foIk City
FuwARD MCPHERsoN, Chambersburgh, 10
NATBANIyL Is. SNITHKns, Dover Del
JANIS y. WAGNER, Baltimore, Md
ALFRED CALDWELL, Wheeling Ne o,,
THOMAS SOONER Reading (Hap 20 Oho'
SOLOMON MEREDITH, Centieyihe ino
n. b. JUpp, Chicago, III.
AUSTIN BLAIR, Jackson, Mich
CARL SCHuKz, Milwaukee WIS
ANDREw j STEypSs, Dcs MONIES, iowa
Ions McKusic., saltwater Mimi.
As1S JoSR., st. Louis, Mo.
C,,sfrs M CLAY, Whitehall madison Col, Ky.
D. W CHRKsNAS, CTovie, Cal.
F.ANK JOHNSON, Oregon City, Oregon
WILLIAM A. PHIILIPs Lawrence Kansas
@. II. IRIsH. Nebraska City .
JOSEPH GRJHARDT, Washington, d. C.
At meeting held at the fremont House, Chicago,
on Friday evening, May 49, 1860, the Chicago Com
mttee organ lied by choosing the Hon. f. d. Morgan
of New-York, Chairman, and George G. Fogg Of New
Hampshire, Secretary. Subsequently the following
pe,sops were constituted the Executive Committee;
+. ID. MORGAN of New-York.
GIDEON WRLLKs of Connecticut
n. Is. JUDD OF Illinois
CAEL SCHURz Of Wisconsin.
l.. GOoDRICH of Massachusetts
DRSNING DuER of New-Jersey.
GBO q. FoGG OF New Hampshire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-01

Subscriptions have been opened in various parts OF
Italy in favor Of Garitadis expedition Al Milan
already amounts 10 10 000f.
, 1860-04-21

4. y: Allcrton & Co.. prrrietors of the Washtnrtnn
>;ose Yards h st srpo the Cattle In mask>t from he
, 1860-04-21

br TxtxohArH.l NxW io1K. April 20.
s = ss::!s I'D
%siaa ~ srpSs sads dsssae sss !:
& s' ss4 st s,s, ]
lle0 bbs 81 co.nmna to choice e1tIa. Rye 6our
ae e to soss
~ firm With pretty s'od demand salcs
91:,.. nsat s. ao,s and sIsins notaln.! u q i
u whIte Mich. i:o s&S II, prte red saatsrn a
lts hys scare mud nrn a, ses>1c barley without
S ias .tsa Ei:t sSa ass9:fs
a Gosn n1a With odcrac DEMAND: sa1ss ~ oo u
81 plenty and ani nj sssss ~esesn Canadian iii
pnori1oxsrosk opened tealy and closed Qnfe: Sales
~ ~ ~ w., T. sl1@lss for new me-; sl! foF es
q 81 + i! III.
d ne @e S' . fo1 -: sssi %
tx III =
y* dulla aSn'!a. gu met: da' aca heavy s4!ss
Fkss Cheese II ia1 demand = e6lss e, T.
oil ve1y qu at e,s:c Gude 1.s tss : OIL!
heavy tt &c for to prime salea lau ohs eh
r.: Crude sls5m dull la7d quiet 1t sss'e' onef ID
Gxocsa.rs-Suea1 se 'ncrs and Eroccrs being well
and oadvnsced un tA+ u<e4t figure os the work Sales
1o nhds tuba At s:GsH for fai1 refinery; eHS:K i9t
In moderate request Sales 10 hhds Kentucky vt
2S hhds Virginia 1t e4Es; - tAcs larr1 ssf Z csAs
Florida on prtFAte te E,s.
ssEps-1Imoiy Ssrd adrancne Sales 90 bags at s3:'
G3S1kc. clover firm. Snlt1 To- btgs 1t Sx: he4top 10
he'd ii &s.s1. Southern Flax, s1.. calcusta lnsee:
S G1,4n1n~ seaoek so'e Iraetvs At UNCHANGED ree..
{lak drneE. OAK slaughter saea good light s9G31,
DO middle snGi+4. do lIeavy 45etSj:
+rocxs-CoutInue active anu riees higher. Chi. T. |.
ak .iryu. Toledo TO- Gal l. Chi- OK, ranaua ls5x.
ISL DO Gusran. eti s5H T. 4sN 1o HcadInT -
Ma i0Ik Ia Crosse grants II Erie Sd bonds Ii.
{. pgf fvpt. bonds Y4k. U. $. o. Of ~ lo3t.
, 1860-04-21

New IoEK, April 20.-The Tri5unSs Wash.
lngton correspondent telegraphs that it is stated
that Ex-Governor Walker h1s sent challenge
to Judge Black, and that the Judge declines lis
acceptance. The affair originated with the ex-
rressions made use Of by Judge Black relatiyc
10 the letter Of the President, he declaring
that if such letter vas in existence, j. was Z
forgery:
4 caucus Of the Republican Senators today
resulted in IN agreement to support the Nica-
ragua treaty. with IN amendment guarding the
use oftroops by Congressional legislation. Tie
ratification Of the treaty may be considered q
fixed fact.
WASHINGTON, April Evidence ii to be
produced before the covoae Investigating Com
nittee, with a riew to impeach the testimony
which led to the difficulty between Gov. Walk
er and Judge Black. It il said that the mem.
bers Of the Cabinet 70 perfectly willing that
Goy. Walker shall des1l 1l,uate those to whom be
referred as, in his opinion, shaping the affairs
OF Kansas in 1850.
The Committee on Elections were almost
unanimous in their report in favor of Daley
against Estabrcok as Delegate from Eebraska.
The question involved in the protest Of tho
Spanish Minister aguinst the capture of the
Marin steamers is AS to their legul transfer from
their Spanish owners to Gen. Mlramon pre-
vious to that occurrence
The amount of money in the Treasury sub
JeIb ~ ufa4t 70 ueaf1J %t+uuvuUu, or nu Increase
Of upwards Of q ,500, 900 oycr the sum On hand
the previous week.
There is reason to believe that tie House
Committee on Foreign Affairs will report bill
providing for a first class mission to Sardinia.
III accordance with Mr. Burlingame's resolu-
ton. adopted to-day. It was prefeced BY pre-
amble, which, however, Was Withdrawn st the
request Of several gentlemen. The preamble
sets forth that the Kingdom of Sardinia, by re.
cent accessions, hes been raised to first class
and embracing ID its limits the richest aud most
populons portion Of Italy, over which extensive
dominion d constitutional representative goY~
ernn1ent has been established, order main
tanned and the freedom Of the press and Of re-
ision secured.
The treaty which Minister Preston has cou-
ment and settlement Of pending claims.
, 1860-04-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
Second Pony Exprea4->rhrourh ..
Ten days. 49,
steamer foteASsns, scflh Shs .Fapanx.s k,n.
oassy, 6aiftd on the 1ih. ~'''-


sr: Joseru, April eo.-Tho seco,d c.nt-.,
Overland Pony Express, brinring cai;farn;a
Gates 10 losh inst, and Carson Valley to 71fh
arrived a. P.N., exactly on time.
lno republican delegates to Chicago Con.
'ent'on lefs on the Golden Age on the 5ih.
Inc Japanese steamer Candumarrah will re-.
main at San Francisco till adyices ara recn;rad
of the arrival Of the embassy at Wasb;noton
and then return to Japan to announce the news
OF the embassy's reception at the Federal CAM.
tol to the Emperor. o''F''
:. The bill granting company Of French capt.
al'sts the right to build sea wall along the en-
tire water front of San Fraucisco. has noasea
the Senate and It is said will mass the Assenobiv
1notwithstssndi,n.g tue intense opposition mani
san Francisco, April 10th.-The steamer
Powhattan sailed on the 7th for panama, with
tho Japanese ambassadors on board.
hegcneral news is exceedingly meagre,
An immense muss meeting was held in San
Francisco, on the 9th, to protest against tho
passage of tho bulk-head bill. Strong resolu-
t.ons dcuounciug it US a swindle upon lie State
andcallng IN question the integrity Of its sun.
porters, were passed. 1twas the most fof,nida.
bic demonstration that has taken place for
bly, this week, but,2xeat confidence is felt that
the Governor will vcto it and that tho bill viii
never become a law.
The rush to the Wasloe Mines continues, aud
500 emigrants we're at Placerri1le to-day. nr-
irving faster than accommodations for living
can be provided. Flour, $50 to $50 per hun
dred lbs. Sugar Il per pound, aud other ar.
tlcles Of food in proportion. Little forage for
animals; hay having been sold at $3.50 per ton
at the mines.
The mining accounts arc of tbs same tenor
as previously reported. New silyer leads are
discovered almost daily, but it will require
mouths to test the value Of each lead. The
marvellous richness Of the Comstock vein, which
is thoroughly testcd, is about the only evidence
relied upon, showing the value Of hundreds Of
the yeins.
The whole number Of letters from San Frau
, 1860-04-21

FRIDAY tFKsISG, April 20.
FKElGuTs-Duu AID VI lower. sears. a. E. Hart,
Asct!e and May Collins corn TO buffalo It s.: Schr Car
ziusto wheat from Racine to Oswego ut ec Schr Star
Hight wheat to Duaio &c: Sehr. .. r. Mattn com to
Port coborn st 4Hc; Eak Sturges Buffalo At 4c
FLOCR-Kere!pts, Ice bbs. Market quiet and firm
Sales 60 bha Marine Mills" ut &j15 for Sprin:
extra ESQ for Red Kltte. and &c 3s for White Winter
1es bbls ~Jeome Ress Spring 4 Gel 80 btis
Wisconsin *Atlante" Spring extra at *st5 e 40 bhls
"Dcr~ent" and "Troxell" d. e5ss DEL; Is ba!s RE
Flour nj %4.l.x ut depot.
WHEAT-Hecclpts, 10..6o bu. Advanced 1c. Sales
80 bu No. spring at ei3 In store; 800 bu do a.
$osss ia store 1oo bu do at <1os in store 1900 bu No.
at H.. In Ets1r loo9 tu do for delivery on lit Of May
eio1 in store 800 tn Of C.u5 Clio dc 1870 bags cop
Sprpg by tatnpe ut *o5 track 800 In No. y. Il OF on
track bugs CO At tlc3 track bu IT On
track.
CORN-Recepts 3197 hu.; shipped c1,7Gi hu. Market
quiet md shade lower. Sales were:-o0o0 bu COMMON
river yellow a &c aloat Zoo bu fair river mixed at skc
ahoa 1900 bu do Al 4skc aoat 10000 do ut 4 hast; 50
90 bu No. at47c 0. b. ooo bu do At 451e In s.crc
1000 hu do at soc In kto1c; Coo bu do sto.e 5000
bu Co.. Ill this month, sellers opon at &c in store
au In 7oo at atc on track 800 bu
rejected at &c on truck 10 tks prime white ii &c del.
0ATs-Recelpts 1879 br. Quiet. Sales 200 hu
No. 1t Sic del las hsEs do ut track 100 bu No.
.at Sc on ttack.
BARLEY-RaceptE, 1o4 Lu. Demand good and market
1r. Salss were:o bags prne At s.zc deli 50 b.gs No.
at 7Dc on track.
sEEDs.-Kcccipts 5t11 -. Market quiet; 10 sk.
good Timothy at - sts faz do at aas 10 bu nfe
st t34o Is SIS fair Clover at tA 100 bu pse *4so
Hungarian Grass and Nluet dull.
HIGHW1NES- Receipts, 80 bsls. Market quiet: 80
brls city at 1sc.
PROVISIONS 60 bsls Mcss Polk nj III; hhds Bulk
tidcs II tfe+
LAnD-Sonlna1 at 10H31okc-
TALLOT-Qulct and Eom.nal nj 94@9Xc.
H1DEs-Reccspts - ., d. Market very fsm. Sales
were at TIE following quotations: :-Grcen 71@xc Green
sIsed, sK9sc; Dry sa!ted, 1sK@14c; Dry Flns. l4{G
l:hc- Extra Dry Flint, 1oHG154e-
BUTTER-old butter in fair shipping demand at eGs SIC
Fresh dairy Butter in fair demand l4@lc 10 1kinse3
tn old at9xc; n do at9c-
EGGS-1n fair demand 1t 9@9Hc.
POTATOES Receipts 35a bu. hcahannocks in demand
At s;9&o: Western mixed es@3oc.
POELTRY-Ltye Chickens &2.50Gso.73 PET dox; Tur,
keys sf@9c an.
BROOM CORN-ore ton 1aly at e1o5.
LIVE STUCK-Receipts 47z hend cattle, 5sa hogs
beef Castle steady. with fax inquiry At previous ,ates
Hogs scarcely 80 hrm. Heavy sheep in good demand
Sale. at Shernana yards were:
, 1860-04-21

tcrized by a stronger feeling, and buyers and
sellers found it, IN most cases, impossible to
come together. The Inter a1e very hrm, and
thnn thcy offered heretofore. There was
saie Of 1000 pieces bacon shoulders at tic,
looae. Sides were in demand ut ?4c, but
none werc to be bud below. 9ic,. and not
many first class brands at TINT. Bulk sides
arc saleablc At 81 to sic, but holders OF city
cut asked to more. The outside figure hns
been refused for heayy averages. Mess pork
WAS held at &l7@l7..5 for country and city,
with an improved demand, and moro DISPOSE
ton on the part Of buyers TO operate. 1tafd IN.
active at l0{c. Flour was in better demand. but
prices we're unchanged. The receipts continue
light, comprising only 500 bbls. fr1me qaall-
Spring was dull at sl.ao@l.ooe 4 lot Of choice
Kentucky wbite sold, to arrive, at $l.4o., No
change ii other grains. Whisky in good de-
mand at 16c.
ST. LOUIS NAnkxrs.-ApEil ls.--ReceiptJ by
rirer, 4,969 eks corn; 17a SKIS barley; $3.50
sks oats 1,4o9 sks wheat; 81 bb1s whisky. BY
rniI, 3G2 sks corn; 50 sks outs; 81 SKIS wheat.
The E<publican reviews the markets As follows !:
Tho demand for Flour is SO limited md profits
thereon so small with present rates oi wheat,
that one Of the heaviest city mills is stopping
operations for time, and none Of them are
grinding much The demand for Wheat was
therefore small to-day. Other grain is firm and
steady, except Burley, only choice grrdes of
which are wanted. Sales Of Isl bola Mess Pork
at &l7. and 50 or 60 casks Bacon-Shoulders
II cts; clear sides 1oa cts; country TIC
Sic, canvasscd do PIC. a salo OF 964 pigs Gu
lena Lead at $40 indicated d decline. a few
lots ot Hemp changed hands; common $l00@
los, extra choice Silt. Whisky sold at l5ic,
part currency. Potltoes were in tair demand
at 6Dtf.0c for good MIXED and Pinkeyes. and
s5c for choice Seshannocks. 4 lot Of Is bbls
, 1860-04-21
1NroKr1 fAox JASCART lsT 10 AF1lL 71a.

New YoRk HIDE MAnkEr-April, 17.-Thc
demand for Dry Hides for some days past has
been light, and with large and increasing
stock, the market is quite heavy, some descrip-
tious selling lower; Wet Sailed are also very
dull and little Of importance doing Salcs Of
4.so0 Montevideo, from second hands at CSC,
less ST per cent. cash, decline; coo Maracaibo
81 lbs, at aae, G mos; 200 0rinoco, Il lbs, at
23ac, 9 mos, IN extreme price; 1000 Western
slaughter, 70 lbs, at eic cash; 1000 Chagres,
90 lbs; $500 Red River aud Texas on private
terms. Stock last Saturday, Ell 900 Dry, $3.50
Vet Sailed, and $50 bales East India Stock.
OCEAN FRE1ou1s AT New YoRx-April H.
To Liverpool; per packet, 50 bxs bacon, 100 tcs
lard, 5000 gals oil, a2s Cd per steamer, 15o les
becf, Is 6dG5s; 400 bxs cheese 40s; G,000 bu
wheat, Gid, in shippers bags. To London,
1000 brls flour, "a; 800 tcs beef, IS sd.
SEEDS IN NEW Iork-April l7.-Clover Seed
is in better request, and there is mere frmness
in prices, sales of 3oo@4oo bags having been
made at 7i@sc cash. Timothy is Grmer, and
small sales Of very prime hare been made ns
high as $3.75, the range being 3.25@3.75 cash.
New Yonk-Rcceipts, April 1s-7,9s4 bbls
flour; s,17o bu oats; 1876 blu corn; l,161 bu
malt 1850 bu wheat.
, 1860-04-21
CONGRESS -FIKSf SESSION.

WAsnHG1os. Ap:u %.
uousE.-Mr. Crawford was satisfied that no
quorum was present, and therefore moved to
adjourn till Tuesday. lie was determined the
House should transact no business without a
quorum if there was power to enforce the rules.
Mr. Houston said TINT as The House yester.
day refused to adjourn till the Goth of May, be
WIS in fayor OF remaining here and doing some
thing. They could act on such bills Us were re-
ported in accordance with the estimates, nnd
about which there was no controversy.
The House passed the Senate bill granting u
pension Of $50 per mouth each to tile widows
respectively Of Generals Macomb, Smith and
Riley.
Mr. Campbell, from the Committee OH Elec-
tions, made report On the Nebraska contested
seat, concluding with d resolution that Samuel
9. Daily instead Of Mr.. Eastabrool is entitledt to
the scat as The delegate.
A number Of private bills we're passed.
Dir. Burlingaule introduced resolution which
was passed, instructing the Committee on For
eigu Adnirs to inquire into the expcdiency of
raising the Sandman Mission to ono Of first
class.
Adjourned till Monday,
, 1860-04-21
nfcurIs AND SHIPMENTS IT LAKE TO-DAY.
RECEIPTS, NUfNEE3S.

The receipts Of Corn to-day we're posted on
the Board Of Trade bulletin as about 81 900
bushels; but this morning thirteen OF fourteen
bont-ioads arrived By the Illinois and Michigan
Canal, which will not be reported till to-mor-
row-so TINT the actual receipts amounted to
about 10000 bushels, and tho market in con-
sequence became heavy aud prices declined 4@
}c. At the opening there were liberal sales at
43t for No. in store but it gradually became
weaker, and several lots were sold at 45@45ac,
closing rather quiet. About $1,000 bushels Of
all grades changed hands, Mt 47c for common
Rirer Yellow. aaoat; 45@4Gsc for medium To
fair River Mixed aaoat; 45@45}c for No. ! in
store; and 4Slc for No. Q. Choice Yellow Corn
was not generally offered for sale-the holders
preferr1ng in the meantime to put it in store.
Whcut opened very firm, and under good
speculative Is well as fair shipping inquiry the
market advanced 1c. but closed rather quiet
again. About 10000 bushels changed hands, at
41.o3@1.oi for No. Spring; and s1.oe for No.
Spring in store. There was fair inquiry for
Flour, but The firmness Of holders restricted
business. The only sale Of consequence was q
round lot Of $500 Dbl. city manufacture. at
35.15 for choice Spring extra; 1900 for Red
Winter; and &c.3S for White Winter extra.
Oats were quiet aud uachanged-lots on truck
being sold at S3@a3ac. Rye continues in good
demand ut a5c- Barley scarce and firm, with
sales Of fair to prime at 7o@71ac. Clover Seed
is getting scarce aud the market is shade
4irmer-salcs ranging from $4.oo@+5o. Timo-
thy Seed quiet. Good Neshannock Potatoes
are getting scarce, and the mark-t is consider
ably frmer. Hide. firm.
Freiglts were to1erably active, and at the
close, dull Ind }c lower. Seren vessels we're
engaged at 4a@5c to Buffalo for corn; SC for
wheat to Buffalo; and Sic for wheat from Ra-
cine to 0swcgo.
GnA1S 1ssrEcT1oS.-Wc have in our posses
zion Il communication in reply to the one which
appeared in this mornings paper over the sig
nature Of IT,; but it was received too late for
publication in the present issue. We will pub
lish it tomorrow.
REcEIr7s AID Sn,rxts1s At Nrw YoRs,-The
Courier and Enquirer Of "Wednesday last fur
uishes the following tables:
, 1860-04-21

LAEE AND ATLANTIC TRAnE-TuIRrI TKssIls WANTED
>s1s. Butts Kendall esensive coal dealers at C1ese
land lvc1se In the raEss TE,BySr or Thirty vcsscs
TO load with coal for New York city via the St. Lawrence
.ye and the coast. Thcr have orders for large
amount Of Sterling Cea to BE- used in New York the
manufacture Of gas. Tbs schooner Sasah Hbasd made
Tue trip last M under adverse circumstances in about SIX
weeks. lsbe!ievcd t bc accomplished IN four
weeks. STE advertisement
FoR TIE EAsr.--The bark E. c. L. for Port Coburne
brc r. T. Gardner, for Buffalo and the schoone.s Ger.
trude for buffalo; ]. Il. Drnke. for 0etcnssus and E
Ba.es osweso. cleared toGay, taking in a bush.
ole nf rnrY
, 1860-04-21

BALTIMORE, April 20.-The Constitutional
State Convention continued in session until af.
ter midnight. 1t WIS finally decided to appoint
District Electors, and the following ticket wa.
chosen: State at large, Alex. Evans, J. Dixon
Roman.
The new Police appointed By the Police Com.
nissioners entered on duty to-day, supeEccding
the Mayors Police.
, 1860-04-21

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