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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20
CITY ITEMS.

We had q glorious and much needed thunder shower
Yesterday wb Oh lasted for nearly two hours, COM
petey saturatiDg the thirty earth, and Frightening
the dropping vegetation. Wherever 1t fell, it raiaed
gold for the husbandman. There was promise, last
evening" Of more rain, which was abundantly fulfilled
before midnight. The good which ii win do to the
growing crops is incalculable. Daring the storm
Yesterday morning, about IL o'clock a very
sudden ard heavy peal of thunder was heard,
and the Lightning, which had preceded it. upon in
quiry, was found to have struck the building No. 81
Nassau street, owned by Scbuchardt & Gebhard,
bankers. A pole on the roof of the building used BY
the family Of the aniior to which TO attach clothes
line was shivered in pieces but beyond this no dam
sse was caused. The electricity filed the entire build
ing, and greatly startled the occupants
Bulls HEAp.-Ner- York Cattle Market.-Tues-
day, June l9.-The market opened this morning with
about $500 head of bullocks in the sale pens of de-
cidedy better quality than the average last week; and
unless there decided Improvement in prices tomor-
low, the Gales win show that the stock, although OF
more value, has sold for less money. The range Of
prices h net weight is from TO nine cents and
things look to-day though the average would be
eight csnts 1t was 81 cents last week. A few extra
fine bullocts may be cold at prices equivalent to q
Gel ts pound net, but not upon the weights estimated
by owners, who all say that butchers have not in any
of these low markets estimated cattle high they
will honestly weigh. In many cases this is undoubt-
edly true-n some cases we know it is. 1t gener-
ally 60 in declining markets. 1t was the same this
time last year with the beef market. A fine shower
which fell this forenoon hard enough to stop business
for an hour did not help trade any; for it told the
butchers that it would bring great increase to the
supply of strawberries, hasten and cheaper garden
vegetables, and lessen the demand for meat. As for
the beef cattle MARKET it is down past all hope of re-
covery, as many have expected in June and the ten
dency Of things to-day strong toward still further
decline. Of tba. we shall see and report in full to-
morrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20

FRox JAmAIcA.-We have Jamaica papers 10 the
25th of May, but they contain not q word oil news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20

The MANURE HEAPs.-After many loud expressions
of dis satisfaction and dsobedience the keepers Oh pn-
vate manure-yards throughout the city, in number
upward Of 20, each yard involving sums OF from wv
600 to SO 600 per annu are slowly working on their
material on hand to some other shore, the City To-
spector having firmly Unlisted, through bros and un
pleasant influences which were brought TO bear, that
such must be their course if they would avoid the
rgor of the law These nuisances were, in the aggre
gate, more common than the people generally had
reason TO suppose
In tie Third avenue stables alone, for instance,
there are more than 1000 horses kept The NUMBER
of dung-beaps in charge Of the city ia eight On
Broadway, between the Battery and Union-square
alone the droppings daily collected by the scavengers
amount to from fifteen to twenty loads Of the size Of
large coalcart At first the dupgdealers stouty de-
MED that they ever roted cured the manure in their
yards, snd they insisted therefore, that the City In
spector had no right to remove them.
The City Inspector, however, visited the various
yards incog, and saw, with bis own eyes. that these
representations were incorrect One Of the largest OF
all the dungheaps is that near Washington Market,
which is under the charge of the city. No curing and
rotng processes have been in progress here, aud the
complaints against it as a nuisance consequently were
more rare than in the Of those privately owned
The city dungheaps are, however, being removed in
the came way as all the others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20

SWORN INTO OrrIcE.-Lawrence Hangar, James
Reilly, and John Kerrigan have been appointed men,
beers Of the Water Police, aud Francis McDoaougb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20

The neat and swift steamboat Aida win pus New
Workers who want to go the country in daily cons
muDicstion with those pleasant rural resorts "cS
Point, Newburgh and Poughkeepsie. She !eaves the
foot of Jay street a, $3.50 m and returning ct $50
nm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20

PicyIc OF DR.. CHAPIs's SABBATH Schedules
erday morning the children belonging to the Sabbath
School connected with the Church of the Unity DR.
Chapins left the city the steamer Croton for Bid
dies Grove, Staten Island, picnic excursion Be-
aide the children there number of their parents
and friends on board. They were accompanied by the
band of the Seventh Regiment. At 0 o'clock they left
the wharf at the foot Of Spring street. Soon after they
started, heavy thunderstorm came up, but the
steamer sped on with its precious and determnedo-be
happy freight. The day wa, spent pleasantly, how
ever although little alteration had necessarily to
be made in the programme of the enjoyments-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20

LAuScH.-The now pilot-boat Charles II. Marshall
built by Mr.. Henry Steers for the New-fork pilots
will be launched from the foot Of Twelfth street. East
River, this morning, OF 81 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20

10, THE Pooh IsDIAs.'-A blind Indian be-
longing 10 the Seneca tribe arrived in New-Yo
few days since from Niagara County, N. T., bringing
lot of bead.work articles which he intended TO sell
On The street. On Monday, having Oocasdon to move
his stand he employed German paying him so cents
for the job. Amer proceeding short distance the
German stopped into bsr-room 10 drink, taking the
box, containing about $50 worth of property with
him, telling the Indian that he would return In mo-
ment; but since that time nothing has been heard Of
him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20

4 CoRSER-srosE.-The Reformed Dutch Church lately
worshpng the Of Broome and Greene streets
will lay the corner of their new church edice IN
Thirty fourth street, near the northwest corner OF
Eighth avenue, on Thursday, juno Il, at O'CLOCK
D. IN. Addresses win he delivered by the Rev Dr.
Dewitt, the Rev. +. NJ Zabriske, and BY the Pastor,
the Rev. Peter Striker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20

RxpupLlc.s Mass MEETING on Staten ISLAND
The Republicans of Tompkirsville Staten Island,
intend holding ratification meeting at Joness Hotel,
IN tba, village tomorrow night. The Hon. Minthorne
Tonntins and other speakers win address the meeting
A fine delegation from New York is expected, and q
hoa, Is chartered to up to the city after the meet
ina.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20

COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.-The Commissioners
of Health now hold meetings three times week, viz
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. The regular
Quarantine season does not begin however until the
first of next month. All vessels in the harbor are
visited by the Resident Physician, and those Of
doubtful character are referred at the stated meetings.
for immediate action. The Commissioners were to
have had meeting on Monday, but did not get
quorum in consequence of the Japanese ovation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-05
COME AND SEE!
JOHN LUTZ,

cosHER north nAIu 4 LAwnEncE sTABETs
INFORMS the public that he hss just re-
= ceived It his clothing emporium : very
fine stock Of Dry Goods. Clothing and Gro.
csries, which he offers for sale %
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST:
for cash. or approved credit. Come end *.
anime for yourselves.
Pork, Hides. and ell kinds Of marketing
bought a the highest market price.
He win also make 10 order, in the best
style. al kinds cf Gents Clothing. He has
none but the bet' workmen. and can war
rant satisfsction.
Cleaning and repairing neatly done and
on the shortest notics. spril So
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I'D EA H.!
TO EVERY FORK AND SPEC les OF

vmH&00S2s
.sCostst's"
.'Cos,sr's" RAT. RoAen. g.. E,sssnias,s'.
sCostar's"
!" cosssr's" BsD svo ExrsanlsAsos.
. Cvstar's" ELRcrRie PowpRs. for Insscss.
pEsrRoYs lnsrAxrtY
Rats Rosches ~ Nics-Molss- Ground
Mice Bed BuRs-Ants -Moths-Mo squi.
toes-F leas- insects on Plsnts. lajscss %
A nimals. &C.. Gc.-In shovt every form ssa
species Of
YER MIN.
10 Years esiablishsd In New York City
used by the City Post-O ncs-ths City Pris.
ons end Station House, -ths City Stsamsrs,
Ships. &c.--the City Hotss. castor" Isl.
NichoIss," &c.-snd By more than 20 900
private families.
w. Druggs's and Retailers Everywhere cell
them.
Wholesale Agents in al the large Cities.
n Regular sizes. Csc SOC. e. 81 Boxes
Boul~s-FIssks.
CS !!:BEwARK!M Of spurious imitations.--
Examine each Box. Bottle e. Flax. cad
take nothing but "CosrAR's."
~ 81 90 Bcxes cent by Mail.
IL So g. IS Boxes for tations, Hotels,
&c. by Express.
1Address orders-or for Circular 10 Deal.
ers to HENRY X. COSTAR.
PRiHciPAL DEPor, 40 broadway. NY.
For sale 10 Jasper BY Freadnsn 4 Huber.
april l-3m.
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no HOUsEKEEPERS.
SOMETHING NEW-B. r. BABBITTS
= BEST MEDICINAL SALERETUS.

BEST MEDICINAL SALERETUS.
Il msnufac tured from common salt,
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o and ell kinds Of Cake, without cen.
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and passes through the Breed o.
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nothing remains but common Salt
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each wrapper brsnded "B. T. Bah
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Full directions for making Breed
with this Sslsrstus and Sour milk o.
q Cream Tartar, will accompany each
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MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP
n. II. BABBITT'S
PURE CONC ENTRAT Z D
POTASH.
wsrrsnted Double the strength Of
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-05

ST. CECILIA CONCORDJA SOCIETY.
Tie regular meetings Of this Society are
held the first Saturday in every month, st
81 o'clock. p. NJ. at their hall In the Union
House. Weekly meetings for instrume ntsl
and vocal music are held subject 70 the d.
lection Of the Musical Director.
JOHN MEHRINGER, Presidenr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-05
THE METROPOLITAN.

l. = mammoth Imperial Quarto Of eight
pages. elegantly Illustrated with.
FIVE HANDSOME ENGRAvINCS.
at least each week, embracing subjects alike
interesting and attractive. The Illustration
wi portray City Life and its attendant fol-
liss-they will be from
"Grsve to gay, from lively to ssvsrew
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-05
TERMS or SUBS

The following is List Of Premiums which
will be sold 10 Subscribers for TwEHrY. FIVE
cEHrs each. On the receIp t Of the Sub
script ION money, they will be informed 10
what Pre- miums they are entitle and then
Il 10 optional whether they pay the rwExTy-
FIVE CENTS on each and take the Premiums
or not.
The following IL full
LIST OF PREMIUMS:
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THE PRIZE FIGHT
e. 6. CONNOLLY,

4 s there 10 great excitement IN the world
IA about the prize fight In England be-
tween KEENAN, and SAVERS, and some
ere tearing each others-cIothes Of, the IN.
dersigned would inform HE customers Of
Dnbois and adjoining counties, that he has
Just returned from the cities. with new and
we'll selected stock Of
Dry Goods, Notions, &c,
which he will sell very low for CASH and
PaopucE.
Coming to the conclusion that 'nimble
sixpsncs 10 better than slow chilling and
that Il would b better for me and my Gus
toners 70 adopt the
0n0h syS1Dms
. By % doing L will enable me to sell my
goods cheaper; and - my motto hiss been
% cell - cheap % the cheapest, / can now
adopt the cash system and sell
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-05
DAYTON NURSERIES,,
eMSlev, HOLT b GO.
PROPRIETORS.

06yQOms Oh00e
THESE Nurseries ere under the supervi-
= sion Of men Of practical experience. and
contain the best varieties Of Fruit and o..
namentsl Trees. Shrubs. Roses, Gsrsnium
&c. Everything purchased Of them 10 war
ranted 10 Be % rerressntsd, and their trees
q hsaIthfui and thrifty % those Of sny other
Nursery. The proprietors, feeling confident
Of the superiority Of their trees, design e.
tablishing : regular business IL Dubois Co.,
and will have On sgent IN The county
Every Year,
70 solicit orders, being certain that 4 only
needs FAIR TRIAL 10 insure them sue
cess. NJ. Holt, one Of The partners b now
here, and will receive orders fos any kinds d
fruit Or 6owsrs. Printed Instructions fos
planting end csItivstIpg given q delivery.
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JUST PuBLIsnkp ~ NV IkEAIIsk on
Dsby, fmpsncs epd ~ dSssasss avssNe (bon fs AabS
:ssss;: scf ' ss.. s.sss' ~ snsss'shss
~ Pointing out mode o. cure ~ once certain end
cectua By which every sufferer matter hat his
room mate. and II the least posbe cost thereby avoid
Ing the numerous qnacks and quack nostums Of the day
Who spent many year, m investigating the nature and
q when annually carries thousands
ixs ssss '"' s; FAINT isT 90. Isusv. y.
Sept. 20. le59-y.
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n FINE lot Of chewing tobacco cigar
a Bar soap. Ladies' Busters, fine gloves
Csp paper. writing fluid, pens, pencils, an,
pen holders q ALExANDER'S.
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THE METROPOLITAN
Weekly Literary journal.

Coz tanning al shst 10 novel and interesting
In the World OF Letters; al thst 10 y eful
and entertaining In the Home Circle; to-
gether with Tales, Sketches, Essays, Poetry.
Biographies, Truthful Chances q Life q
Home and Abro-d; snd the Everyday o.
currsnces that are most notew orthy; In fact,
Il W II contain all that 10 desirsble in .
GOOD FAMILY JOURNAL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-05

INDIGO MADDER, sods. spice, pepper,
= Cinnamon, Mustard, Hoop sklrts and
ehInsIs Head Dresses q ALEXANDERS
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TRsT sPRIN STOCK.
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Carpenter, House-DuiIder,
Cablmcl.Makcr.

1uC uuueBueu
hbegs leave 10 an
form ell those 10
I-lIlkz need Of anything 10 HE line. thes
he has just finished q new shop on the
corner Of Mcdonald and West streets.
where he 10 prepared 10 do oil kinds Of
Csrpentering, OF csbinet-mshing on reason
able terms. He solicits share Of public
patronage. and feels sure be can give salts
faction.
Oct. 26.-y. JOHN BUCHART.
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NANCY DRY GOODS, silk-sibbons, enc
y broideries, DclsInes and In fact every.
thing 70 please the fancy Of the young ..
diss, rood and fine q ALExANDER'S.
a Ii kinas q rssdy-msds clothing snd
n Hats Of The latest ssyle low q
AtCxANDER'9.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-05-05

WvsHrNsToE, Nay 2-Governor Cammiug
has informed the President hat Ursh Is in
condHion Bordering o. anarchy, and some &C.
ton Is Necessary, therefore, on ne part o. the
Government, 20 relieve me Territory frou
present and impending evil. He alluded toth'
bands o. desparadoes, whose cuniuct render'
the teLure OF life and property uncertain
and rHo1ests eithrr hat Judges viii b sem
out 10 pace Of those ho have deserted Utah.
OF authorize me probate courts to exercise tht
? wer claimed ~ them and granted By th'
legislative assembly; Or adopt sone means o.
safety.
Re requests that Eve hundred soldieTs Be- re-
tanned there. ss ne withdrawal o. the entire
army would Be ir lrious ard uHju-L
Gavernor Cumming e ates The population "a
Utah il 50 coo or $500, though d is Target
e~stfnstet BY tie MDrmons
Senator Davis wril next Monday reopen The
5sbste on the slavery declsrstory resolutions
The rKrremeat herr, e possible. is on The
increase regarding The events az Charleston.
MANY reports are in eiruisuon his evening
FOR Instance. hat Gathde had received l6a
woes, which created great sensation, until ~
fsisity was ass rtei.
me D-macr7tc ard Republican h~eadquar-
ferz are crowded wifh iq sr-rs-
F On TIE stapusgs Of bub.ic busiuess fol
two weeks. the session Of G ,agrcss viii doubt-
lea b. p7oioused Until TIE frs, of Julv.
The President has recognized Frederick
Kuhns az consrl Of the Duchy Of Nassau al
New York
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-05-05

|H
Mr.. Ewing, of Tsnnessee, CaHed for uivi-
sion On The preamble and resolutions, Sc as to
take the 70 on he preamble alone.
The Chair. The preamble con titute5 a
suhstsuti-e Proposition AID The motion is
Therefore in order.
Mr siusrL Ualer that ruling of TIE chair,
us quesu1h will be fret upon TIE resoluiiaus.
Toe resolutions were hen read bT the clerk,
when
Toe president reviewed his dec sion 80 70 he
division 81 The preamble fron TIE resolutions.
He found, on reading the resolutions, that hr
fnst of them referred TO the preamble, IN The
words con iksse questions Of constitutional
Lass TIE resolution N question, Woull,
rhcrsfore, Be meaningless Wllnout ne pTeam-
.M-. Brown. of Eorih Carolina, mads an ap-
nesi 10 The Narh, before completing he plat
form. 10 make some attfmpt a. concIiation,
md was followed 81 Mr. s.asrt who vas
l called TO order by Mr.. Mex Of Aisbams, o.
I The ground that be had 0ucf spoken o. the
ar. stuart kept the floor, but was unable 60
nroceea. through the confusion that prevailed
I and TIE loud calls ~ order.
Mr.. Brown, Of North Carolina, appealed %
the eonvena0n to hear tie gshdshan from
Michican.
Hr. Cochran. II New York, believed peace
ofsriuEs uere ahoat 10 be made, ard called on
III convention 90 aear.
Sir Rirnardson. Of lHihois. rose, ard there
were loud calls 20 "order," aud e0unter cries
I q aHear hfmE aHezr hinF7
Ny. Meek insisted OF BIZ point 81 odG.
Ne. S,uar- Baore TIE chair decides he
uoiut of order, ] woaii say be does not kH0W
on what subject was about to address the
chair.
SIR. Meek. You bad once spoken, and were
/ not eBliled 10 The 6osT Ehen others desired to
Wr. winston thcught il any person knew
vrhat ne rpriieman from Michigan was going
10 saw. clairvoVaBee bad takena step onward
I He might have been rising 20 make a privi-
legged motion.
Mr.. Hooper, Of Mississippi. A majority Of
tie conveation had ordered ne previous ques-
/ ton on fness resolutions. He wished 10 ask
why they did no. a. once proceed 10 tske the
Totr2
Mr Stuart moved to adjourn until four
Mr Coehrans desired lie rules is be sss-
peadad. 30 IA to bear the centlemza Z om3u
nois, Nr. Richardson. rCrss Of order, and
Ersst confession whirh iasei for several MIN
ufes, 3 variety Of motions being m2de, and
rarsl ont ~ orier.lh
Mr. Batlsr. OF ,-srsachnsetss. eailsdfor the
division, % that the vote should BE- taken q
on The preamble, and the resolution lmne-
diateg following, relating 70 he SeFrsne
Court decisions.
Amid a perfect babei q noise, The vote
was ticn taken &c he FIST propositlrn, Nbiea
WA the adoption Of he following PTsanbis ane
resolution
1sasnucH As dfrfu1s af ulnfan rr.H Ia me
. msr r-puyls . tae rairrc aa3 : q he
~rrs End t1. 3 q c1r-rAE un1er ne Co sttsbra
q rHe raltd efa'e. oEer ne lliI-oa 9i slavery
p hf1 Ire rerrit res.
GCgirft- msf DE Deulcralc rtry wtlnaitel - -
I decisions q ne SIP eme Govt II TIE rulied sAaes q
I ne questi1n 81 canstifutionzl law,
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- nsIten, conrenmon.

CHAHrFsroS, Nav 2--The southern con
vent,on adopted the pia-foTm reported bY th
majority Of he platform COMMITTEES 70 The Na
tionai convention.
proposition 10 take tie name of Consiitu
fioual Demorrscv Eas. II er = long debate
voted doEu-he deleEafes claiming this 70 b
the oniT n%stionsi convention.
The Pacific r~0ilroai reEoiudea was adopted
but nrt without cons derabie opposition.
The convsnii y then alsurnec, 20 meet al
efght Gel tx Tonight.
The c-ouvrnuon ne. az he Theater at eigh.
O'Clock Tonight.
Mr.. Hatch, % Louisiana, moved 10 adjourn
an noou tc~moFrow, - tae Other eouvea do-
Las made no domination yet. Carried.
There uzs a isrge audience including mar
Is5ies- and Wr. Ysncsy was called up1n q
make a speech. He took q position on th.
gtace. wish two b quets-throWn 20 hin b
issils-in bis hand, and returned thsnkss an
chen called upon Mr.. Barry, who took a posi
ton on tls stage, and proceeded to amuse To-
7sffrF.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-05-05

nHF -eu Ordinary Drauing IL ne Royai Hsvsni
Letter.. conducted By ne spsniss Government IN
Ger ns Supervision q ne C-zpu.1eenarsld Cl1as Nj
afs place a. HaF1nai &C