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, 1860-07-31

WASHINGTON; July so.-The officers Of the
9. s. Agricultural Society IRE industriously
employed in sending to all parts Of the Union
tho premium lists aud circulsra Of the great
Nat,ona, Exhibition which is 10 be- hc|d al Gin.
ciurati in september. II is expected that the
Cincinnati Fair will eclipse my ever held in
ths country: The premium list amounts to
$4,000. OF which large share in su1ns Of $500,
$500, 5000 and 800 is offered for horses. A
leveltrack, one mile long and fifty feet IN width
will afford fine opportunity for trial Of speed.
Large cash premiums are n1so offered for Sta
tionary and portable steam engines. steam
plows and steam fire engines. The grand gold
Medal Of Honor is offered for the best thresh-
ing machine.
The Coast surrey Office and the Smithsonian
Institute are investigating the subject Of torna.
DOES. Stimulated By those OF recent occur
renee In the West, an efficient officer connected
with tho Coast Surrey has been detailed to
Of procuring such data as to geography, dc. as
will aid tue Scientific examination.
Although no proclamation has Jet been
made as 10 lht result, there is reason to believe
the joint Commission hss come to the coacla-
sion TINT Paraguay is not responsible for in.
dcmnisy to the United States and the Paraguay
Navigation Company, which cla:med damages
to the extent Of near'y one million dollars, e1-
elusive Of the alleged violation Of grants Of im-
portant end very valuable privileges.
Th7 Savaunah has been ordered to TIE Medi-
terranean as part Of the American squadron,
withou: reference to the massacre in Syria.
The steamship Richmond, Capt Ingrahau, it
is said, having volunteered to take Command,
would hare been ordered thitLer If she could
hare been prepared in time for service in that
Ee1.
The steamship Brooklyn left Pensacola on
Wednesday Tor Norfolk.
Official dispatches from Utah show that 100
army revolyers and 5000 cartridges we're fur.
ushed By the acting Adjutaut- General. to the
agent ot Russeil's Pony Express, to defend the
riders from the Indians.
". D. Irvine is in charge OF the British L..
CATION during the sbsenre Of Lyons, in Cauada.
Gel. Preston, Minister to Spain, is here trans-
acting business TT the State Department, pre-
liminary to his return to Madrid.
Gen. Lane Las arrived from visit to North
Carolina
The difficulties which have ariaen in regard
to the House printing are a,nicsbly adjusted.
Goy. Ford, the House printer, returned to-day
and all parties to the controversy hare agreed
upon settlement. Mr. rangborn, whofc au-
thorlty is recognized, remains as the legal rep
rescntatiTe aud agent OF Dir. Ford to superin-
tend the business, and Lareombe end English
are employed to execute the printing. Tie
House printing will nov be speedily executed.
-Four thousand copies Of tho Covode report wall
be Immediately distributed.
, 1860-07-31
:FingntiqI ann Commercial.


sinxntr ErxNsSG. Iu9 ~, 1cto-
E.ohonra !. a shade unsier. but 1t is still he'o
firmly Mt Il selling rates; buying per eeo' ~,
uranium for Currency Tho rise 'ast "esA -: "A'
INV n, .r,,ye demand from neighbor'ng e''es'
~ r,th the continued heavy shipments greater
.as. n,xy be locked for in few da5s'
G.aa II with Gew sslea-
The general money market is well Supplied.
rhr hants have an abundance Of neans for all
the legitimate business paper that Oilers Cur
zeucy plenty.
ANOTHER CorS1EnYE1r.-Au extra from l'nk-
hsaa L. Co.'s hank Sote E<porter describes II
ner counterfeit on the Blackstone Dank, ia
bridge, Mas, as follows:
Sc, upper centre fcma'c seat I'd near r!ew
and sheares Of grain, on the left Of m oral
frame containing figure 3. An Indian feuale
seated on the right, On towtr right corner, a
portrait Of Washington in square frame. "A
large 5 in the upper ceatre- Oa the lower left
end " ashfpeton Oh horseback in IN ova1. The
paper o: tile apu:ious bill has q greasy appear.
ance, and very h'mey.
The ioltowingis the traffic statement Of The
Grand Trunk Railway Company, Of Canada,
Tor the week ending July l4th, 1850:
from re shl ana iiss Siocx ss,l
From Fame A.!3s, 2:64Is
ss.s9. D
corresponding week In .s:y. s:y..........,. 50 l,i.;s
1nc1esse. ~. .9sl =
, 1860-07-31

lsoErkSpESce. No., July 3o.-The New Mex-
ican nail, with dates to tue 10th inst., nrsived
last night, making the distance in thirteen
days.
News had reached Santa. Fe that Mannel
Charts, with fifty Mexicans, had gone in pur-
suit Of a large band Of Sayajoe Indians who
had run off herd Of sheep from the Rio
Graude. They overlook tue 1adians and had
tisht with them, in which twenty Mexicans and
forty Indians we:e killed and wounded, and
considerable quantity of sheep and other stock
recovered.
business in Santa Fe was rerIving. Tie crops
promise Il good yield, but provisions ara still
s3arce and command very high prices.
Major Sedgwick's command are ut Bents
Fort.
Capt. Stewart, q few days ago, went in pu1-
suit Of, aud captured tue family Of the principal
Chief Of the kiowa Indians, aud ia the melee
two soldiers we're wounded by IN arrow. Two
Indians were killed..
, 1860-07-31
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

MONDAY EyI SIs6. July -.
FRE1GHTi-Ha:cs Y: its.T. I'rop. Nile, els FL
Bates TO Peri cobas1e al Sc scE!s Gad Huht<s
casn to Du6 40 nsS: Prop Kacnc. tn Buffalo - sH: ft
osu 100 bu wheat ii t. syoJ Du DO Al t%e. pa.k la
I'd No7l acc bEks loscus aad Bannvr Corn to Bufso
M&ke- sehr L Crockcs, eorn i" oaweso onp.t.
FLoUK-Eeceip-. III h1as, Shipments, -: bsl.. Mar
keteun and unsettled. 6aes were ITO ts Oen:ls.ia
whs w!ues, Al ~ dbl 70 fis choice r:d E!1scf Ut
4as7k De-; 20 hts good do at q: l0a btls GEa1ltc
caocs spring EXTRA tl73 del 70 brls Bartletts choke
spring extra In sacks 1t &se3. sacks returned; IS bfa
ppr1aE supeao:at $50.
WHEAT-Rcctios Is ,ss. bu: shipped 100 In. Mar.
ket eteady. Sa!s werc IL fo!loxs: 800 bu No Ret
Winter 1t 41.o0k In store: 500 bu Co II fl in a1rc
no hu No. led At &c In e:ce 500 bu do st pfc n
Lou bu do II &c in s:ost 7o1L Lu No. ErrcS It 9sKciu
bu DO 1t p3e In store 100 bu 90 at s7c In
LOO bu Go2 Eprink ooNe In store; u 0l ba do a roc
IN are 10 bu Do at -: IA srs 800 bn nrjed.d sp,inE
st IN aorr; ~ du 10 IN etut: 10 u 2Xc
In Coo III do &c iE lno9 bu do nj
store baxa Spring. by sssnp1r NJ 9ss track Ito bls
No1 Spring ii Is; i1atk 10 b,gs No. do &c on
uA.t.
C0RE-Heee1p1 eS...ia tn; tldpmcnts lo2si 10. Mr..
HA@Ac lower. Eele. wcrc: t,ocp bu No Nyer II nc
a8oas LOO bu No. do 1t 4:e aao: 1000 bu Cana. ard
Aoo bu River 1t &3e eat; 5000 bu taua ut exc a3et
1oq0 tu No. II 4sc In sso,e 1to lu do nj Axe In
ra.s bu No. 81 NJ in storr E0 IN d. at Il
in stoss sEoo bu Re.c.tcd Al acc IN stote.
QATs-Recepts, 7.t4 tu: shipments, "a tu. A1aak.t
qul* sslea were -soobu No. st &c track % tsss
Co u nc On t1ntk.
RTE-Rseepts 4e2 bu !: shipments. 100 tu. Ma:kc:
quIek, hufe1s 1rcr!ng &c fl NJ. ! in4tose.
EGGS-1n good dcEsA,d II skG4sc per dot
BUFTER-1n fair 1eqasa sales = kegs as Exc cad Is
ket1 10e.
ApPLE-!n good demand, saes wcsc:-3i btl. nj
&4a1ib 6 bo1cs 1t *;ss Fer box; - tags Ohio tti.d
appla askhc- ...
HIDEs-Reelms, II $50 1te. Market tuu We euoe
Green s4ned eHe7c Dry sa:ted. 1lauIc: D;5 Flint u
4s1ke-
MILL 6TEFFe-sa1c.1o 10 tons B:an u 4!o.o0dcl.
H1GHW1NEs- Receipts. 14f lb's- Ha.ktt quit Sslfa
100 bbls 1t 1se.
P0CLTRT-Ive chickens, &Lt5Gc % PEI doz tarkeye,
taper Ii.
P0TATOES-Aa1ktt Grit. Goot. c1G3oe. Common,
xA21se.
, 1860-07-31
The xouQTcH.

pa11Ank1r4tA, July 3o-The Zouares Visit.
ed Independence Hall this morGing. This r..
II. they drilled at Fairmount Park before Is, 100
spectators, among whom we're large numter
Of ladies'. As the drill took place on the bill All
excellent view was afforded. Their movements
we're closely scrutniz- ID and loudly applauded.
The corps is gaining much lavor here. They
were first looked upon aa e1Qtista
, 1860-07-31

Taeec sp,ing. ars Lsua.ed in the valley Of the OAK
oschase Creek In the town IT Al.haa Genassee county,
N.Y. +,fh: miles South Of the village Of Nsdua, lhe
Es1e Canal, and fourteen n]!sa from Batars-
UTte p1iaclrat Acid spt!u1s ar threa In namter
Will e:rcul: q asoat tty Tods ne Eedee qs1ises
& The n,.fs fully s.oxn ia tie sutotaet stsaea
M 1ssr.e sSi 81 t0s sarssse !, -, asa % ~ y
1As kret n;tsisaI vHaes Iosss.ts by r. -a,s;
q.snts,.s. .! tLete cur4tvs suh>taaees.
@ sas ass III.
rsis. srs ste teea .ss i
r:a,o: Of med!ss ri se;ttilds seztemen are zrep
IL strong terms OF ,ht mede,, Il vsn< thsse
Ss s1s1 f
ny le'k; " EHA4rs.is Of rat.as!a N..,:; e:
y
s;,h e.; ':ia ~! ~. ;siSY .:
~s.ers ars aisily sauss!e 4 mtna1 srtai. DE- s.
GaSts sa,s nut b s'ts esaeae' for III
xa':s bsess r. Asstay rhyi;s. i sss ~ ~, q
sdd tsn!e ,essI.n and At, n:tnt pFope.t'ss asd
'!. <s <:'; s ss',;* ss%si: nae
af % ses T. e. nd ~ II Is ays ss s
used with advantate le ess.s Of 'or ,y,.i
tn c,sro'e.ess 1on t<te,. % t1ete ;e sapete
are Dependent relaxed liberated s:Ate The mucous
membrane OF the Ite5tines In eacpluus Affections 1t
At.t attended with phosphate +ediment It Is the
be Eemcdy being preferable to murisc acid as b%
stcaeh In ebhe diseases It b. used rsope.1v dst-
eI as zxtee1ant to diminish thufst snd pr.iernatua
heat In s:n !seases-{1 thte foIH or dyspepsia cor
Ee:rd with The alk4,loe condition Of th@ snacn in
xx,o+i,. water brash. y yin rsore bette; tnaa hYdE
ous ur.ss from he action q le This water
VI pEovrso be adFab:e anidote lotArO*ie pAa,
escn t14af .e1te nai1y) as Karele In 'Ictr4tei
5t<.4 OF xa4i.atol, and III rtcusTAsn and 4;
AID I,O q j'iks.
Wh!n taken ntc'ra II. zR1SK a1AesrrL .! ihs Water,
diiati taken three times day, for ult
ttet te inoals from ply clan. aid ether respectable
individuals, may be OF application 10 the Agent.
u. alers supplied on Abslai terms.
Ne IIussrY Yenaae a.lt4s E1of.. RI ffnaa
Il. ". BuSTHi:k. Sue Agent.
No. a74 Droa1w New York.
, 1860-07-31

BURLINGTON, IT, July 3o.-ion. $. L
Douglas arrived here at $3.50 G. IN. He Was
greefed by large and enthusiastic collection
of citizens, escorted by the Howard Guard aud
a large procession Of carriages and citizens.
He passed through The principal streets to the
town hall, where Ar. SAKE introduced him to
the audience, aomc 5000 In number, and he
responded in short speech. expressive Of his
appreciation of the kind and honorable re-
ception thus far given him ia bis native State.
III. Douglas received his friends at the Ameri-
eau Hotel. He left for Montpelier on the 1850
traiL this evening.
, 1860-07-31

Arrival OF the Mail from NcN~ 1Iexlco.
IxpErkspEScs, No., July 3o.-The New Mex
icao mail, with dates to the 1Gsh. arrived iast
night, making the distance in thirteen days.
News had reached Santa le that Manuel
Cheres. with fifty Me1ieans, had zone in rur:
suit of large Ia I'd Of Se~sjos, who had run of
q herd Of sheep. They overlook the Indianx
and had fight with them, in which twenty
Nexicans and forty Indians were killed and
wounded, and considerable quantity Of sheep
aud other stock recovered.
Business in santa Fe WIGS recovering. Pro-
visions scarce, and command q very high price
Major Sedewick's comtnand a'e al Bent'a
Fort. Capt. Stewart, few days ago vent in
pursuit OF snd captured the family Of the prin-
cinal chief Of the Kiowa tribo Of Indians. In
the melee two soldiers wero wounded. Lieut..
Uayard uas also very sercrel ; wounded by an
arrnw being shot in bis cheek. The point of
the arrow vas still in tho wound and be WAS to
be sent to pAwuee Fork for medical MD. Two
Indians were killed.
, 1860-07-31

enr Lady rssn Shaa iii }Sy nsE: r.
Ps n ! i! a, ssf: ss ~
lass sotn tal stesgar. ss head eat. 10 shee. Is
sn con "1t ss naen 10 tons sre o p,e
oas:. :, I4ls xAIsky:
Prop ssS sas spess 1900 ,u
Prop 5qsss ss aes saas 'e SS: h;s 81 ens ss
Prop %I,sr nss;en gs2u,,exesa 20 bags com, s'
Z lssss sss e. u: III 4; ts;
EFs Ia;insf: m.sSsu 0zdeasI@si ifcoo bu corn, 1000
1:;: p: $Sss;:s: S ~ hstis sis iseee By se:n
sehr 5;:ay q IT, Ists, buaslo. ii,sze 10 com.
s.; ssp, y Tss hsa:e 'u CON-
sehr M n! Marine. A. Baker. Fes:ts sone 1'et. light.
sshI se5 a;ad @Iiwos s5f s Gss yar: ta1 fh
seltr 10 Villas Al'b:it:t. Buffalo 1000 bn cora.
scaF A5s"s Zimmerman. buffalo. solu com, 400 bu
s.: ss l. kass Sfn2e 9fstt En- T. 1s Tas
scss tisbcI Lesion. Ia an,azoo l!gtt.
FIJI 1ies ssSess s;i? ala!f Es.ad. Ta iir
fia::is!R usastt:f 's e e ss,.
seh[ se,r 9sde ES,e. fsls.s pna4e lteeo b com.
Stht l:eFaLt, uEu.lsil, Gf1nd Haven lzht.
hctr Honea tahu, koliLs. pent Water, light.
schx 4 + Fottet eEpts. Hlaek River, fE.i,
HctK John Green. En.bTecbt. Black Laf Z, Light.
Sc Queen Of ,he West Burn, 0ye,.n bay. light.
SchF Hero. Bouch. South Haven light.
tcnr Leona- n~1aes .nu, 1uralo. y, ,lou bu corn.
sLr Queen Of The Nest Aurn+ Green Bag. lb0 m lumber
tchr e1nprz,, Newton. WAiie Lake. 70 N lumber.
sehf Aph, Gnlnn 61ut Haven, ~ cords bark 20 cords
wund.
SehF Racine. Sr.lii, nrn~. light.
Schr Adraute. Doe Detroit light
Sctss Sa4ce, Wtrd. freAque i4ie. go tons coal.
schr Am!rs. Mile, VIII Kfvs1 80 m shingles.
hthf y IL 11>aAl- Ia1ea1s, kaan. 400. ). eds wood
Schr liero, Doueh. South Haven, ~ cdt wood.
Schr Iewlt irwin. Sherman. Aan1ster, 20 m lmter
Schr II \ Gae, Wech, Tier MARCUS tie. 100 lumber.
Scat III n-tcs, Daw.1n Pcsque 1s1e isa tups c,al.
, 1860-07-31

The product last year was about 550, 900 lbs,
50 this years returns show IN increa6e Of more
than 10o,U0u lbs.
Putting tue average price at sc, VIC iud that
$2S3, 900 hare been distributed among the farm
ers at time when other farm products we're not
available
II is said that tho highest nricc p2;d in Le-
nawee county was to Mr. Holdridge, Of Ratsio,
per lb. WIS ps;d by .ir. RedGeld, Of Adriao,
their wool being Of superior quality. Some ct
the farmers OF LenaTee realized large sutns Tor
their clip this year- +. 4 BAKER, OF Rome, re-
celved more than 5000; J. $. CLARK, Of Clinton.
5000; and ]. Wells. ct Frsnklip, and William
Aulds, $500 each--Dsteoit Tribune.
To1lDo M4rkxr, July 2s.-The marketto to-day
is little sitter on wheat owing to the fac, Tint
Nothing is done in corn. Keceipfs-Flour, l4s4
bb1s; wheat, ~ 4G5 bu; corr, 15,1 19l bu. Flour
--SRles .00 bbla southcr1, Ohio SA at $4+15.
Wheat-Sa'es last evening 1000 bu red at 1.0l !;
Cts bu do ut IL. To~day's sales $500 bu do at
Il; 419u lu, lar! uu, 2vo1 bu and $500 bu all at
Il l"DQ bu red r. t.; 4l:0 bu white at 81 .o3 !;
210U,bu do Ut Sl.H3. Corn-No sl1es reported.
MILWAUKEE MARKET, July o5.-In our market
the business done during the past week has
been 10 tri8ing as to giye rery little importance
to quotations, which are Eoaiinul)y 1sW 1Gc be-
low the closing prices Of last week fer wheas.
The last sales uf wheat show range Of JnG35c
for No. spring 10 extra club. These are the
outside figures that shippers will name, and
theE are not very anxieus to purchase, as it is
difficult to make up cargo, there is so little at
irving, aud they prefer 10 await the develop.
xueuts OF the future, rather than run the risk Of
holding under the preEent unsettled aspect ofthe
market. 1t il thought that freights must rule
very high IS soon as the movement Of the new
crops commences, and this impression has had
1o little influence in accelerating the downward
Increment in western markets. The same In
HuenceB have operated te depress the Hour mar
ket, and good country extras are not freely
odtred at Il IS on board. The only transac-
tions Of eny account during the week were 400
brls "Arcade'' brand. mpue from new winter
and spring " heat, at 1915, and l40 br3s "Cas.
cade" Extra ia very choice quAlltr} ut Is. both
mnde on Friday. Coarse grains begin to arrive
more freely, and amongst the delireraes are
occasional lots Of ne~ bsr4ey and rye. About
CSC on board ia the best price shippers offer for
osts, mud in q retail WY theJ are bringing
27@osc delivered. There is oulyia moderate de-
mand for barley, Mt 55a,6oc for fair to prime
new. New rye has ruled from 520jcc for mil.
ling. We understand that there are orders for
several cargocs on the market, b.t tie holders
are limited TO Soc, and ".n not 70 beyond this
figure. Corn ia neglected, and there hare been
ony fer triau8 sales during tha week. at IL
Case, the market eloeiag ut tho inside price.
There has been little or no change in other mr.
ticles Of produce. except hides which arc a
ahade lowcf.-!Ss7flht!
, 1860-07-31

CHICAGO M1LL-FURNISHING
" DEPOT.
, 1860-07-31
NJ 0 " r E a D Y .
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ores hhas been Prepared with ge2t care and It .Y be
consldered relabc and authentic narrative OF The lie Of
An1AHAx L1zco1a-eubsaere al.o the substance Of hs
debates with Af. Dopssa In 1875 aaa eomrlte history
Of that remarkable Campaign Eead TIC following table OF
CONTENTS.
III. Ancestors s;ssSa6sI Ia:s:;ea 1 6y 1na.a,-,
9 Sfhoqi, phe f{ nef
IEiss.tias Insusas of Dorhooa-Eail9 - wsssssa F.R
CHAPTER u-RaovA1 70 111ro1s,
uno's in 1sss-F1posrrs in the Northern AID Middle Por
as aSa. The y 9r u
sTner Iods of =. M snoihpf ieS Hons r
Building Log Cabin ant Hiking lsaiis-Syn bois.
CHAPTER Ill -- F14r.loArxAS -CIEzz-1 1xp1As
tIdurkA.
Flat Boata ind Flat BoatmfnA CssaneY.la Reyo]utIon
to New uF:tans-lncdelts Of A. First Trtp-Fl,.t
NrwsalemIT IPtm!siva cgsoa.s-rer,sna' Ivpaial:ty-
Return Home.
CHAPTER 1v-Aracn!s1-srsEEEo.-L -LEa,z1A1os-
Lincoln Candidate for lie THE vote Of Hew
bea7 s:a e%
!
To- Y1fe O f0F
, 1860-07-31

kASKAKEE, July 3o.-The Wide Awakea held
a sociabte at the residence Of james McGraw.
Esq, on the evening ofthe asth. The Company
were out loo strong and the number Present d.
thG 70 s
aud E. Schneider, Esq, both Of Chicago, tie
latter, editor Of the Stdats Zeitung; he spoke in
German. The meeting was enthusiastic.
, 1860-07-31

GALESA, Illinois, July 3o.-An excursion
party from Canada, numbering over fifty per-
sons, composed Of prominent merchants, farm
tas: msm.e5s .. sse sEhHmen ed,
President Of the Illinois Agricultural Society,
". II. Van Epps, Hon. G. q. Danio. and other
prominent citlz=ns Of Illinois, arrived here this
morning on special tran. They hare been
inspecting the lands Of the Illinois Central
Railroad. They were entertained here by the
citizens-visited the Lead Mines. md returned
this evening. They declare themselves greatly
pleased with the appearance of IIlinois.
, 1860-07-31

New YonK, Juig 2o.--Tte steamship Quaker
City arrived this afternoon from Havana.
Among her passengers are Admiral Pignon, OF
the Spanish Nary, aud Don Antonio Mantilla,
Mayor Of Aavans.
Two lines Of steamers are established, the
Habanero from Havana to Bahaia, aud the
0-eeo!a from Batabano, Cuba, 20 Trnvi.lo.
business Was quite active for the season.
Sugar firm, e!@5f reals for New Orleans, IL
shipments Of the week, s0.0v0 boxes. Ssles
large and soms on speculation. Stock o10, 900
boxes. Aolasses firm, 3. as! reals clayed. 3s@4
Muscoyadoes.
Honey somewhat easy, freighta active md
unchanged. Sterling exchange lst@ls4 pre-
MUM on New York Ia prsmiuM.
, 1860-07-31

OCfoT Dkr DocK AsD IL AGA1s.-Tle profe,e1 City Of
tince aud t1 fur e.ktnaw. Is @ns Of sonas frtsht i
Point Hsrquc upon the end q! the cribs.
Le. and luAnk b. fufoot cau.ne l+r tn leak ct
rideraaly ehr mads her ~ tack I'LL pon aad aga
10 dfY dock. .Eolt TnbuEc.
P4orktI Brr1tp.-The Cleveland 1erlid sts.es That
Aae!es received there ye.er!ar siau,g tirat ter
CO.. pro.tter Pfkfe sta'e was badly buried ut hc1
Geek. th- depth Of tie ber ac .,nk hcy
teeps No ialt particulars have Teen t-Dsttu
Tsttuac.
EsaoE- feat III fast tans for which we give dit
10 TIC propeller Sa-1ueiAhnA rerhncd bT The Qaecp
If lle Lakes, tap.. DriEgs--Dctlan Tribune.
t.LE-.sIt Cruz mold las pvtcaa.ed The tug Dispatch
ofCapt pawton Of S0rAhta The price paid xas about
$500 In -lua The schooner Crtyc!a valued al about d @
Detroit Tribune.
, 1860-07-31

.xyac1 a1v1 1a etx1x1nn axv stxrzozu
This Wheat market to-day was steady and
prices wcro without material alteration. Sa1es
were made at loo@loatc far No. Red Winter,
as@s5c for No. d.; sal @93c for No. Spring,
so@9ot No. do and s1@773e fer Rejected do in
store. Flour continues quiet aud prices irreg-
ular. Corn was quiet sad decline Of }c took
place on the outside figures Of Saturday. tho
market closing dull at All for No. l. Oats quiet
but firm. Nothing doing in Rye or Barley,
Freights declined t.
TaE NooL Caor OF IEsAwEE CorNrY.-The
Ad1isn Er1ositor, OF July 46th. has Interesting
statistics Of The wool clip Of Lsnaree county
tor 1860, from which ne learn that there has
, 1860-07-31

Sr. JosEru, No., July ao.-The Pony F1-
press, with dates from san Francisco to the l9,h
inst, arrived tcre this evening.
Tho latest dates from St. Louis received ut
San Francisco gave the news that the Baltimore
Convention had broken up in row. Intense
anxiety prevailed 10 know what followed.
The Republicans regarded this news es so
encouraging that they casscd canuons to be
fired.
There is no California news Of importance.
The ctficiat returns Of the Crtgon election,
elect Shall, Democrat, to Congress, and ]eares
the Legislature US heretofore repurted. in ull
probability securing Republican or Popular
Sovereignty Democrat for t. S. Senator. The
whole number Of votes cast was u 422 against
II LETT last year.
, 1860-07-31

the Chicago, Alton l. St. Louis Railroad. going
north, ran over track laborer, named James
Cooper, seven miles north Of here, killing him
Instantly. The man is supposed to hare been
intnYicEteI
, 1860-07-31

Cr-Stmt Cleveland props Fountain City, Iitta4urxh,
conctd, MarQultte iatks ILviocLie Stu1x,*s; kr;
New luik: sct5. A,ea1?n. Imperial E Loe.a = sande,
wcedra, shook plymouth Nock. onelda clltl sunhay.
Aus Sal Cnl,E. eqcSn o[ ~ s Inae, Gs
aan. Pet1ri. cuttiss MANI; bark Tos1rnk:
Mo*T5 ;.s ',hsssn: E1op. c;y oi @ad.nn Sa,s1ac.:
Amrrlca; prSs bu:ne s.; Wa.hsld:r, David F.Ikusen
tt-antcr sef:s i;u.t Wild JsovsE. toliinswotN. 4
Wl.u,. Ii changc lantow. Cusle1, F.eenar, Hanover
Amcia. Arciurut. Il l. Whitman. onward. M1ry and
Lucy, lit. Vernon, Jtnny Llnd ltbecca, Ions!c Dotn
NV LontLu. Ttluk,ust.
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REAT WESTERN RAILWAY
" C0MFANT9
EXPRESS FREIGHT LINE.

EXPRESS FREIGHT LINE,
For rTt:uukh Frt!sh. Only.
", Kew CcatrA. Gres. Wes:ezn md nreetaz rcAt1t
CL!c19o AID I'll the Wet.
The KaAs tor,atre this oil and reliable 1cuts from La
SeabcArd and tEt We.f. have nr2anlxcGa
FAST FREfG HT LINE,
Giving r-fsc Re|aHty aIa greatly '1c.-1*eh D:A,atet
to Freshtte ::a:as nrtn Tie Lite East and Me,t.
with Tie seSsrty, EakLg sure connection. At tts
Rates as law ~ ty anv ctLer Nne. Ke:ls5:at!Ass
Promptly AID FAIRY A1u.se.. Marx Packages, ~fat
E1prt n L!rr, I'D Il. +. r"
In >tw York. hcxer Goods At 1!ud'cn Rive: Railroad
Passenger Depot :,rett ~ At Gaoa -tIeet inpot
De{1t, a-6 r,as: 8. ahavs-
Through lsl. Of Lad!n9 given, and Rec!anaon4 fa 1t
an7 Of TIE tomraay's 0Ecfs.
Z. r. BEACH, Agent. ~ K.o.dxay, New Tctk-
OTIS kINBALL. se1t. II sia:e stzcst, Eo.t@n
A. wALLINGFURD, Western Agent.
Ch,cAxo, nnh9l.a29y
, 1860-07-31

Ia eAItr, July co.-R,yer 10 inches on bars,
and stationary:
DrnuouE, July 30.-Riyer ct feet. Cloudy.
Thermometer 6S.-
, 1860-07-31

LAcos, Ill, July Sotb.-A boy and girl. aged
respectively S and years, we're run over By
the Peoria passenger train Today, cutting their
legs of. No hopes OF their recovery.
, 1860-07-31

LOUISVILLE, Ky., July 3o-Gen. Leslie Combs,
American candidsto for Clerk Of Court OF Ap-
pea!s, ia addressing a large and enthusiastic
Bell und Everett meeting Tonight,
, 1860-07-31
EafRHxA.

CINCINNATI, July so.-F. ". G. Derner / Co.
ssigned to-day. Liabilities, $4,000; assets,
suaan.