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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31
Ncw Publications.
A PPLETONS' OFFICIAL RAILWAY GUIDE
THE UNITED STATES AND THE CANADAs.
SEPTEMBER NUMBER OF APPLEToNS GUIDE


l. NEARLY ONE HUNDRED RAILWAY MAPS, delin-
eating te pcipsl Railways Of the United States Can
a., tl.siy .atIUIs, distances conIec lons, &C.
h esq General Supen1e ndent CT the Michigan Central
R ~ PeBOO al Del1eaaon Of CHaIsceT py Fowler
4 Wells. ,-,, . ~, ,Ov,,,, IN, nno,pyss ~
of ~. Do States Important ConvenuoI Of Rsusay Mana
g,Ib. Asr, Ineus the Five Atlantic Tfuns Lises
fIocsedIDss kaw6y Convection aed al the United States
oe baIaoga July l66O; The Nan"ays OF the West
Eawa CONVENTION st. Louis, Moi Baltimore ONO and
FsuyRS Central hsn~eys; New C0.ton
Hsg ava; Texas and her Railways Cleveland Toledo HA-
way, 81 Louis Alton aud Chicago Rniway beneionane Rail
usy IiJs ChiO Mssspp Railway; Camden AmoOy Rail
Nsy YoTk aud ETi, hagsy 1fsno Tunk Railway Mo
biz Ohio Bsilwsy, More new Railway MAPS ., -
ANECDOTES AND Incidents Or TRAY bLL-H0ne
and fIirpos ILk DopsNo Il The Two John soithsi The
Adventure Of W.Lg Deck or The Nicissiudes Of MILLION
lie csughIa Iefsf haven't g) any oil your SHei ~ Doe
BsgAo Tn- Great Mystery TIE Darcy 9sd the rom
Y. TOURISTS GUIDE 20 the PTin p. watering races
sPDgs, and Places Of Fashionable 'Or u tue United
VI. APPLEToEs' RAILWAY GUIDE COUNTING.
HOUSE CALENDAR.
Vii LAKGE kEw MAP OF THE RAILWAYS OF
TJlt, UhI1ED STATES AND CAEADAS
klu THROUGH ROUTES, and from Newly ok PhiIadel-
lh BatmcIe, bgto, Cleye6nd Toledo Ci-sgo Cincinnati
- os with MsPs inio relating 10 he
Tesdest OF oytsg 70 and eli principal cities
"JXN TX LIST or PROMINENT HOTELS IN THE PRiE
fiPi = IITIKS OF The UNION. ~
A GALETTEEk Or THE UNITED STATES ayraugsd
under The sePsr,ettss MSPa 81 % q X .k@~sys
1PPLITOkS' ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE can be
,btad At tie principal book aud psrOaieal sgrrces
~ tb principal book stoes, and upon ali tns 49, ~
a. v,pai Ti~sys the United and Cansdss
" ID. APPLETON Co. Pubisb-rs
Nos 4ic and 5is Broad gay
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pARIS, LONDON, and NEW-YORK MEDd-
II CAL ADVISER and PHYSIOLOGICAL ~VhhTt9 ~
Peset nearly 100 Engadngs Phee 81 Mailed nee u u "
|LAWREHCE, No. IVeSeyt AstoT House t sstrs u .'st
certain geateB for Nervous Debility local and genera |
ID preston, 1Dd Loss Of Memory cured by ongnai ana
tea uns,tsDded by sk the lose OF time, ~ 20 i9 %
peftbs--iB .h speciaty-A LARMOhT, PhysoiAn ana om
n AUiLog, kc No Broadway, stairs Nos" elh
Som = saturday and Sunday eHceptedJ
y svengs D9 See tie hundreds Of Testimonials In AIS PVP
pL book
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s. E'ISHING BANKS, AHOYr'-The commodi-
Il ous safe and fst sea.steenier CROrUN, CePA r. D.
HoFFMlRE assisted BY Capt NATHAN ANDERSON, Jr,
having put n complete ordeI will continue her regular
leaving James ,p E. R at 7:50 Broolne 9. Fstens,
brooklyn, Spring N r., =. PieI No y R.. Ape
Tackle .nppHd Fare the Excursion, SO cents Aaosdins
6nr sop and Of the Bay saods, and FortiS;atsna
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miscellaneous.

uAIR for UPHOLSTERY 10 000 pounds of
good qIsty, well aoaptsd FOR Upholstery Railroad Carr,
OmIibuses. Steamboats, &e For sale very low
JAMES II. COOKE No. li0 BrosdSay.
MASONIC and |. D. of y. +. REGALIA.-
Ifl Prices Potent sword Hanging and Swords Jewels FOG
Lodges Chapters &c. WA. n. PRICE. IA Broadway N.
DURE CIDER VINEGAR FOR SALE
l. Nswtosn Pigpn refined Cider vinsg.r yacaned pure
hotels, shipper and tbs trade generally . .,.
II. A. J. LYNCH, No Erie Bsiiiinss.
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Boots, Shoes, &r.
ADVERTISING agents.

g NJ PETTENGILL q Co,
% No. ll9 NASSAU-ST, New-York,
Are Inserting
ADV ER Il y j. NJ T. ~ T s
IN al newspapers the United States and British Provinces
and will male careful adapted any business and
viii the advertising In the best possible and that
Thoroughly DONE saving time, trouble, and expense TO the
advertiser Nearly all the newspapers in the country
ceiyed aid 6ed their office. Business cordially IN
vited 10 call and examine their papers aud prices
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Drp GOODS.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG 6 Go"
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
HAVE REMOVED
10 THEIR NEW AND SPACIOUS wARERo0M5,
No. 75, ~, 10, 81, s3. and So
DUANE-ST.,
NsAK BRoAp
Where they viii offer for sale and elegant stock OF
DRY GOODS kr the FAN Trade suited 10 all sections Of the
country. Tnsy opening weekly
AMOSkEAG
and
wAMSUTTA PRINTS,
IN new and desirable styles These esSbrsted Prints are the
CHEAPEST
BEST
now sold the United States and they beg leave to call the
particular attention
to them.
AT THE NEW RETAIL STORE,
No ssI BROADWAY,
opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
OPENING OF
NEW ALL GOODS,
AT RETAIL.
We beg keye 70 patrons aAd ladies visiting
The city that We offering ali the ates. novelties In
SILKS,
PARIS DRESS GOODS,
EMBROIDERIEs,
LACEs,
MaNTILLAs, &C.
ALSO,
BALMoRAL SKIRTS in large variety.
ALSO
Anew make Of
FRENCH KID GLOVES,
made expressly for u snd said be the best glove offered
is this country.
EDWARD LAMBERT & Co.
IT JAMES TUCKER's
N Nos 559 and asl Broadway,
NEW PARIS FLOWERS!
NEW PARIS FLOWERS
FEATHERS! FEATHERS!
BRIDAL SETS! BRIDALssETs'!
WALLS! VAiLS! VAILS!!!
COIfFURES! COIFFURES!!
TOILET PIXINGs IN ABUNDANCE.
HALSTED g. STILES,
III Nos 20 and a MURRAY-Sr., New.York,
Importers and jobbers Of CLOTHS, CAS5IMERE5, VEST
lNS AID and quality OF Goods used by Coters
ana Merchant Tsilofs for Men and Boys wear
MILLINERY.-Barga Great Bargains
VI spi-pdid bl4,k Six Bonnets Red ard Black Magenta
"A ON .bayn Ia1fa dranfa
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Uants.

A COMPLETE DIRECTORY to SITUA-
"A TIUNs Of all may found the Advertising Col
umns Of THE NEWyoRh Sun. Prcs cent per cOPy 8
cents week
A LADY, who TEACHES ENGLISH, MATH-
"A TMATICs. LATIN, FRENCH ITALIAN, and the RU-
DIMENIS Of DRAWING, wishes employ ym-nt for two or
ihs I br rse e Bosd IN or not
,irtd. Aasress Box Nc. SA Po.oiee New Haven, Conn
4 LADY who has had mich experience and is
~ COMPETENT to instruct Latin French, the higher he
TiUs in a seminary or as GOVERNEsS Ia Family. sats
factory teieIe ces given hddre stating salary offered ac
TEACHER, Box 10. 30, Augusta, Me-
A y English Lady wishes engag, ments as hourly
IA TEACHER Of ENGLIsh, LAfIS, aud ~ .ThE ma
lCS At her own or pupil. residence Address b. P0'tof
AS HOUSEMAID.-A Situation Wanted by a
"A well recommended Protestant - oman, as GENERAL
SERVANT to g1s short distance In the country excel
Lbtcook ind good washer and Roner permanent st4tion
wared give the best reference Apply ut No 5 Brooine
street.
WANTED-By neat tidy Woman, with excel
w lent city reference. stua ion CHA MERMAID aid
WAITER Or rSHAMBEkMAiD and NURSE, or viii &C. ..
or address No. 2lo East 2'dst for two days
TNSTRUCTION.-The services of an experienced
LADY TEACHER as Visiting lnStsuee's, or as Tea her Of
kng.h and French select school, De obtained by
odd d'-,.ing TEACHER, No 2E0 - ess 2th-s-
1NSTRUCIION.-An inexperienced and cOmpe
1t Professor Of Muc sducltoa a. the Conservatobe OF
Na-c at Leipzig desires to form engagement wi In
sTRUClOk on PIANO or VIOLIN. Address b. II No. lo8
Ssedougslst.
lob COMPOST OR WANTED, and a BOY
~ acquainted with J0BBlNU To suitable persons steady
suitcns are efered hilton, GALL aHER Co., No. 70
Annst
DORCELAIN PAINTER w WaNTED-ro Paint
i Fine Showers and Fruit Apply to w. STEEL, at 4. v
H,ushwout CO.. Decorating s sspet, No .1a 6iosdSay
STOVE-MOLDERS WANTED. 80 STOVE
~ PLATE MULDEks wanted. WORK and price equal aay
other nDaee None but good workman apply AZ the Fur
Prtsskil Westch- County 10 TnoS SOUTH
ARD Co, No 25l Water.st Ee~.York
II H'EACHER.-A recent graduate of the New
u York Cbiserdty desires 81 uation as TEACHER In Il
Classical SchCoL Would be willing to eng.go In pryate
4 uitiou- Address T. C., box 10. lit Tribune oIhee.
WANTED.-An ASSISTANT TEACHER for
w small Select School In the city One able to teeh the
Classics and Ma hvnss would be preferred No objection 10
Eng sh lish Scotch lm.n Addrss stating
OI five hours per day IL e. d., Union square P0s,-oihce
WANTED-A young Lady as ASSISTANT
W TEACHER Apply at No 800 Broadway. iIom ~ TO II,
on Monday, Sept g.
WANTED-By a young Man, a situation as
w SALESMAN CORRESPONDING CLERK 10
wholesale ming obbins bouse where fair business
p1ctJ will be sppreCd Can farni,h unexcepons5lc
oiy ief"Irtor. Address NJ. X I Tribune Office
WAN1ED--A young Man NJ ASSISTANT
w TEACHER. Apply at No. so Broadway from 10 TO ii,
on Saturday, Sept l.
CASHE S-WINDOW SASHES.-MILLSs
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DLEASANT SUNDAY EXCURSION to GLEN
COVE and GLENW0OD st,ppiag at S.rsstonP,n,
osyes Dock City Island end New aocheIe s"anT MAY
FLOW street every Sunday ats 20; Delaney
84S; Eevsnbrset 8; Twenty eighth 9l0i Thirty SEVENTH
95 sordng Of the psssasst Excursions Of the aay
fine G. free 20 the passengers, hi.sd sh taoses seas
syir g. &c Whole Excur.ion, ) c.
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&xrursons.

EXCURSION TO THE COAL FIELDS OF
IL PENNSYLV ANA The Centrs Rail o,d Of New Jersey
will sell Es Tickets ing the S.Dmer th
zoD nciEg J1ns Faofor the sntie SIcuron ~ 90
Tickets Leave CourtsDdst at aud olo:k
a. m 2 O'Clock and O'clock M Leave Pier No. .,
North River at q snd III o'clock ssd - oc'ck p
Apply for either psce For further Information apply
II. +. BALDWIN, OcDer1J Agent
aua. 2a lm. No 69 Walls ST.
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Now READY:
- DROIECTION TO HOME LABOR AND

rENaOMAS PAINEs WORKS, together with HIS
Il LIE the suior Of " Tho lie ig.n OF scienGe Two
large yones Lie sepaIate 81 cents Theological WORKS aai
II'. ri Political Works, I'll New ediio1 with pofdais
mailed postage Dee receipt Of price, BY the PlbhsneT e.
BLANLnAKD, No. u Nassaugt
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CAsHESwINDOw sAsHEs-MILLss

~ PATENT WINDOW SASH ELEVATOR, sslf adufng
and perpetual Lock dpn.-s entirely with the old method OF
tevntIg and fastening windows neat simple ornAnrntA
eud durable and adapted TO the pefor well eys-y "do~
In house and the most practical invention ever Dtoducea o
this puPo'e Fer i.s merits, eau at No ~ rfsnAot
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forces, Carriages, &f.

TOR SALE A light leather-top road WAuoSii S.,i
but Hie u,ed with ~boeb, Maie 70 o'oev y arg n
cbsap for van. of u4o Piice clio Apply a. inc o''A
BAY No. $50 Broadway
uORSFg, CARRIAGES. and PONIES for
Il sALF-B,lonsine 20 l. NJ SINGER, esq, wh3 i' sDoa'
70 travel in EurJpe. Can o. Csnse Ho4se No u "e' 'n
5th
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AmnStmentg.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-ITALIAN OPERA.
IA OPENING NIGHT. MONDAY, September a.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-ITALIAN OPERA
IA OPENING NIGHT. MONDAY, september a.
THE GREATEST CoMsINATIoN
LYRICAL STARS
EVER MADE IN THE UNITED STATES.
Directors have tho honor 10 announce to the public
thew have been 20 fortunate as 10 c7ulblne
ALL T6E EMINENT ARTISTS
Of the companies at present Ia this country In
one 0hASD CONSTELLATION,
l. IHE ARTISTS WHO COMPOSE TIE REGULAR COM
PASY OF THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Q TIE COETESI ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
O. THE MAX MARETZEK OPERA COMPANY.
On MONDAY Sept g. at 8,
OPENlSG NIGHT OF THE SEASON,
MISS ADELINA PATTI
when viii be presented BeDini's charming opera oi
LA SONNAMBULA.
ADELiNA PATTI AS ANNA.
In which hiey the creates success last eason
SI0NOR BRIGN0LI AS ELVINO.
SIGE0k AMODl0 AZ TIE COUNT hODOLfhU
AUZI0
PRICES or ADMISSION.
Admission 10 Parquelts PHrquette vi
Reserved
Pirate bOue. sccOrdins and lOcetOnl 70 sis
Family cents Amphhca 10 cents
DpUIs op. "A, to at y o'e ock
The ,a, of will commence on bAlU kDAf, sept az
the Box Office OF tie Academy Of Music at sibelTs
Stationery Store No. Waist and at BEeusnss, No. 'oi
Broadway.
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MALT WHITMANs
w LEAVES OF GRASS: .o,
For sale st all Bookstores price 81 Is
za,t bv mail 10 address Ia United States prepaid So
90 - IN a FLnKlDiE No. ll6 AA1bnst, Boston, Maal.
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4 y English Lady wishes engag, ments as hourly
IA TEACHER Of ~ GLISh, LArlS, aud N aTHE ma
IiCs at her own pupil residence Address b. Post Of
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1NSTRUCIION.-An inexperienced and cOmpe'
1t Professor OF Muic, sducit5d a. the Conseryatote o
u-c Leipzig 4, sire. To form wi Ia
bcsTdi SchCol in New lok yicEity, IN
sTRUC1Ok on PIAEo or VIOLIN Address b. No. los
SacdouRsl.st
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TNSTRUCTION.-The services of an experienced
LADY TEACHER Visiting InAtsucte,s, Tee her Of
kbgh French IN select school, De obtained by
edd,-,.ing TEACHER, No. 2I0 ~ est 2tL-s-
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4 LADY, who has had mich experience and is
COMPETENT instruct Latin French the higher ,ho
IluN in seminary, GOvERNEoS In Family. Satts
factory reee. seu address, stating salary offered &c,
TEACHER Box 10 2Q1 Augusta, Ne.
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AS HOUSEMAID.-A Situation Wanted by a
"A well recommended Protestant - oman, as GENERAL
sEN Ant 70 short distance the country; IA excel
ind good washer and isoner permanent stAtion
wated the best reference Apply ut No 5 brooIne'
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6pfriai Notifies.

Pa.t.Ofice NOtice-Ths MAILS for EUROPE, Vi
AMFIOS and BREMEN per United States Steaos
kEN-YORk, viii close st this Office sATUhDAY the l.
day al SepteubeT Ct N O'Clock
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| lob COMPOST OR WANTED, and q BOY
~ acquainted with J0BBINU To suitable persons ste,dy
ticus ohered hilton, GALL AHER Co., No. %
L ANN
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WANTED-By a neat, tidy Woman, with excel
lent city reference, sitas ion CHANBERMAlD an
WAITER or 'HAMBERMAlD and NURSE, will &C, a
GENfRAL HOuSEMAlD in small family wages SO. Cal
or sddIess No. 2lo East 25d-st for TWO days
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WANIED-By young Man, a situation az
w sALESnAN or CORRESPONDENTS CLERK 10 y
wholesale rins obbing house. where fair business
pactJ will be Can fari,h most unexcepons5lc
ciy ief"Irrcrs Address NJ. X I Tribune Office
"ANTED-A young Man as ASSISTANT
w TEACHER. Appy at 70 go Broadgay feom 10 70 III.
, 1860-05-01
MILWAUKEE MARKE1s-April CSC

MILWAUKEE, MARKE1s-April as.-0n the re-
ceipt Of the foreign news to day, announcing
another ndvance IN the English hsesdatufIs mar-
ke., our wheat market beca,ne Intensely excl.
ted, and prices went up 4@Gc in ore bound
The ssles embraced about 3u.Uo0 bushels, ut an
unusually wide range in prices. No. opening
ut IL 1o@112, and closing at f1.l4 for old re-
ce1pts in store, LIS for new do, and 81 16 free
on board. The market became little tame in
the afternoon. when ab.ut 900 bu sold at the
last figure, which ia 1c below the highest point
reached in tue morning. Flour also partook Of
the bnoya1cy in wheat, md advanced l0@l5c.
There we're sales Of some ] 400 brla at s5.25@
$50 for fair TO good country extras. Oats in.
proved another cent, selling at sec; aud corn &C,
ssheled bringing 52c delivered. Nothing ofany
account done in other articles. The tendency
in freiRhts was downward. The schr =. Par
sons was chartered at Gfc for wheat tn 0swego,
aud the Star Of The North at &c to Buffalo.
ST. LoC,s MARkETs--April 27.-Receipts By
Rises, 6,3s1 bags corn; 276 bags barley 2,S14
bags oats; 1, o2o bags wheat By Railroad, LIS
bags wheat; 7e5 bu corn.
WH.AT-Supply small aud market very firm.
saieS Include $50 bsgs spring at $l.1s@l.l6i
1,2eo bsgs club nj Il $l.l79ile; s14 bags fair fall
at 4.3a@l.3; 500 hags fair and choice do At
69.4O@l l.55, aud 800 bugs prime at *l50.
coRS--Recelpts moderate and with good de-
ranged very full, while tie lower grader. thourh
held fra. are inactive. Sales today comprise
100 bags damaged at 45c; about 500 bncs rood
to prime mixed at 53@55c about ! l.51o 6ars
choice yellow at 55@3ec; 1900 bags yellow and
white at Sale and SIC; 9, 5oo bugs good to choice
bags primo white at 6o@s2e; about 900 bscs
choice white, in less. At Csc; l.4 baps cxtea
choice at 66ic, and $50 bags do at CSC delivered,
0&rs-The 1ndrket is improving. Sales to. day
include $50 bags ut 43c, about 5000 bags al II
@45c. $50 bags private, and about 800 bags At
IN favor Of buyers. Sales 4ince Change yesteF-
day large, and mostly private. Reported, loo
brla last evening at 17Ic; $50 brls today, in
lots, 1t Same, and 1853 brls on private terms.
, 1860-05-01

WASHINGTON. April So-The e1cnemeu. con-
sequen. upon the proceedings Of the Convention
is intense. The Tennessee Congressmen, in re-
spon-e to an inquiry from the delegates from,
1Sat State, advised then, this 1norninK 70 remain
in the Convention aud support the ron1inee.
WAsnxa76S, Sunday, GA very cool. eal-
culating and thoroughly informed friend Of Mr.
Hunter, who has just returned to this cit: from
a weeks scjourn at Charleston. says that
things are just - we'll known llere CT at Se#
YORK as al Charleston. Nevertheless, he an
ta.onizcs tho idea expressed bF a remarkably
careful Southern Democratic Senator, that one
third 0, the Southern delegates wilt support
Mr.. Douglas. Twenty IS the extent Of bis
allowance, and 10 that number is included =
large support from the Tennessee delegation.
lie also says that sir. Guthrie caunot unite the
South, u fact that has reason on its side, since
such men as Meesrs. Hunter, Davis. Cor. John
son and Breckenridge can hardly favor noml
fhance&
, 1860-05-01
ONE DAX LATER FROII EUROPE.
The s. Drawn Gamer Of the IIecllaia-
Saycrs Fight Confirmed.

FAE7uxa rosSr, April 30.-Thc steamship
North lsritoa. from Liverpool 18th inst, viu
Queenstown, has arrived off this point ou her
way to Quebec. The news is one day later than
BY tue Vanderbilt ut Sc@ York.
The ueenau-Saycrs tight CONTINUES to attract
u grea" deal OF attention. The referees decision
in relation to the future had not been aIaou1ctt.
The London Times says the supporters uf hoth
men were satisfied that drawn battIe had been
decided. The same journal has qualified eulo-
~ on the fight It is thought Sayers was con.
hdent Of victory III ten minutes more, ard that
ileeuan's friends requested tho referees to stop
tie fight.
Tue d.iiy .Nsrs city article Of Wednesday
evening says: "In accordance with the a1tict-
patton expressed yesterday, the whole Of the
milliou and half of notes, which were lately
withdrawn from the Bank Of Eng!uad an locked
up By discount firms, were this day restored to
that establishment. The funds we're tavorab!y
ket, and in the afternoon q stimulus was g1Fen
by the announcement Of the restoration OF the
missing currency to its accustomed resting
place in tie bank, coupled with report
to the fleet that Il considerable, ausunatef yo'i
had beea stn. i,1ta bank, and al advance Of
per cent. WAS finally established. The supply
Of money to day was most fibernf. The best
short papes MAS discounted ut +343 per CENT,
but in other cases per cent. and u;' 'EEust> must
still be quoted i: the bank and the demand was
moderate. The Improvement III the Exchange
having CAUSED Il cessation Ut the teu,ard fur
gold for the continent. E.a5. QUO OF the El.3, ,01t
by tie Snfto's1 WIS this day sent iato oAt'k. Any
MY further supply will probIby s;m,:a:lr BE-
dralt with. The amount Of specie engaged for
the Fast by the steamer Cevlon which WI sui;
on Friday il as much rs Ei4, ,637 in gold a:sd tho
residue in silver
NAPLES Ministers Of England ard
France had demanded interviews with the Ming,
but no day has been fixed !or their reception
The Tssl's Paris correspondence says The 81
c;liau insurrecilon is more serious than ,hr :el'e
graphic accounts wonfl hare led persons I" sn!>-
pose.
CnAunsnr, April 1s--W. Laidi arrived ..s~
terday uu.l wat prescnt It Il banquet III thu eve
ming hv th. Governor. ! toast wa> drank to
the Emperor Of France. ". Laidi appeared III
the balcuny Of the Governer's h1u:e and rsta !
dispatch announcing the Emperor an't E:1ltrss
won!d visi. Savoy III May or Juuc .e,t. S!ser-
Il: houses were Illuminated.
, 1860-05-01

r,a vo,,h nr;+o, ,,.,a .o,n.,
xx,.h ~. d.x,s ,...r r,,,,v... s.x.
hreod.tnff. i,novont ,nd corn "a h;o,ar s p.1
~;s;,ns or;at ~'' ' ' ~
rh. .e..;... ~ ou.,
. H.. ~. a.s ,'e-''e,
hsar r;,h hn+ ,in,;,aa % ;n....;.. ~ s AuN
49,: -o o"iPa'e"''
rival of tha Esrth R,;,nr in 4ba of.a-no,. L
erer rend.red t,,e ,,a-ta+ ,on.;dox.h1u e..
md at The close there WINS n fair demand NJ n.
opening pric.s. About "a. .ooo hnshc,s cba,,.d
hands at 5saM54c for M. !. 5105ac for NJ ..
and 43l@,.se for Re;cctcd ur,r.,t, of..u
sels in The harhor ard !, f;rmnsxo - fr.;.st.
, 1860-05-01

.HN0 BXS. LAYER = u. +,
tDOO gAtSISs. .rew eroi.
9c1a1lf 5pxrs do DO
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Aflnr axHrrthY j.. W. b3AIE AE.
, 1860-05-01

WAsa,seTox, April 80, l:G7.
SESArE-Sundry memorials and petitions
were presented.
On motion Of Mr.. Lathum, the report Of ths
Judiciary Committee on the p:titioo Of Geo. :.
Barnard, in regard to the estate Of David $.
Bro5erick. WIS recommtted.
3lr. Dooi1tle lau :ed to take up the bill for tho
relief Of .Auson l}hdSe. -.
Mr. Line said that, as there was Fuch small
attendance, lie was opposed to doing business.
Mr. johnson, OF Arkansas, mored that wliei,
he Senate adjourn, it b. till Wednesday next.
Carried.
On motion of Nr. Green, rhc Senate adjourned
till W. duesdar.
NoUsE-Thc uoasc went into Committee Of
the Whole on the a.x:e OF the Caiou.
Mr.. Moore, of Alabama, opposed the Tariff
bill. -.
Mr. Allen made Republican speech.
3lr Wade justified his iudor.ement Of the
He!Rcr book, -eroa,kire thas it was infamous
for Northern Democrats 10 say tnat tue kepub-
lieaus waat 10 overthrow Southern institutions.
Mr. Curtis! remarked he l>erstood the
Convention h1d just nsxlc u Platform With two
faces-ths Cincinnati platform, with the bred
Scot decision.
After some conversation, the House ad.
iourpcd,
, 1860-05-01

ARRIVED .Apr;f a.
York Town. LASalle LBS tu corn, i 90 ]bs bacon
Emp.css, LaSsEe. 4,7t3 bu corn.
oceAn spray tasa se-o bu eorn Isl bu oats % btu bar
lty, - tn wt4eat.
P.Nonhror. Joliet, 900 brick 70 coo lbs drainage pipe