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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
TIE JAPANESE EMBASSY.

Packing was the order of yesterday. Packingis the
order of today for tomorrow the Orenals will de-
part from US forever Possibly the newspaper readers,
" no have become sata,ed OH their column per diem OF
japanese hash will not regret the departure of our
guests, so much as viii the Joint Committee Of the
Common Council whose occupation will then indeed
be gone No longer will two bottles of champagne, in
coolers, be hourly carried to Room No. -. first floor,
Met, opolitan Hotel. TIE Japanese, like the " fair
In,z defly sung by Mr.. Thomas Hood will not only
take daylight from certain people, but
"The smles that they love best"
Having enjoy ed the little brief authority and luxury
of fornigbls fat commeesbip; having been as terse
and unbendpg to reporters as only Commsn Council-
men know how to be- having made the city RESPONSE
bic for about 1000 of debt incurred 10 fuss-,nd.
feathering aud for about $4,000 of legitimate, hos
pi able expenditure il only remains for Messrs. Booe
4 Co. to put the municipal hand into tie municipal
pocket and perform the less agreeable duy of-payng
the bills
Amid the confusion of yesterday the ambassadors
found an hour to devote t. the Artor Library visit
10 which seemed to interest them more than almost
any trip hitherto made. They formally received
by a Committee Of the Trustees Of the library, who
we're in attendance, and who addressed them through
Mr. Samuel b. Ruggis, their Chairman as follows:
The japanese Embassy are most respectfully and cordially
tisn under tier charge which was estahrd for The benefit
noJ alone Of Newioik, America but Of all mankind OF
It. founder m de free to all He gave to Aa well as
America and now belongs to blowing the EmDas's"
THE hilary II, nigh yet twenty year. old has sssdy
collected s 5sn. s o. ss noy s a.. Of al civilized
new processes books in more than hundred tongues
lafyu Of
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kidnapping a Negro.

WAsHIsGToE, Fayette Co., Ohio, June u, looo.
Opi Q An excitement WAS created her, this mo- ming
by he kdpapphg of negro named John Marshall,
by three men who arrived by the midnight train from
Cincinnati. They registered their names as y; IT, An
drews, James Francis, and George Hope. They took
ii cir man about O'Clock this morning, and started 1t
is supposed for Cincinnati without taking him before
the aut critics. Deputy Sher fl johnson and Con;
stable Blackmore are in hot pursuit. noteing mao
Mars all has lived here for the last five years, and was
surpoeed 10 be free His story is that he was born
Slave, but emancipated when a boy; aud removed to
Brown County, where he had resided until coming
here He is about % years OF age
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pleed course Of seven years instruction, and diplo-
rss of the highest grade were a.aded n ,ne iotio
inc named pupils, Who bad completed full courss Of
rec wears study In the Bigb Class:
Gertrude Cocbrspe Walter Arm tli,sbeth Thon pcroshy
vss,.rr Melville Demper Bartlett, Elias Perkn' jobs hsf
groyeRocbe =. -.
To The latter named gentlsmsn the Trustees awarded
gold medal for bis excellent scholarship and good
copdnct. The exercises were concluded with prayer
by DIR. Peet, after which the gussts were invited 70
paytske of collation. IN the large dining-room.
At the late Anniversary OF THIS excellent Cnafty, IN
Nav we printed an abstract of the annual report OF
the Institution, and since there has been no change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

TIE United States surveying steamsf Vixen arrived
at this port yesterday morning, in Is hours from Nor
folk Va Her officers aud crew are all in good heath.
She will be do ked, and Thoroughly overhauled.
The stes mer Bib, hssing been thoroughly over
hauled at jersey Csy, came over to the Brooklyn
Navy Yard yesterday. She took on board sufficient
supply Of stores, and will leave for the ocean shia
afternoon, or tomorrow morning. She il boand on
scientific MISSION report expected eclipse Of tho
San on the Coast Of Labrador, Brtish America. She
III leave portion Of her armament at the Brooklyn
Navy-iard.
Tie L. S. steamfrgate Niagara win move down
and anchor oil the Battery to-day,
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ksniinr Explosion.

Chicago, Wednesday, June :, i9o y,
The propeller KsnOha Of ns e sSsS%, SS% Yesterday sn S
csgo mne Instantly killing Curtis Butron OF Cleveland
tss,k md Micbs Carey Of Buffalo Frs EngSs ad.
Tbpse deck bands and TIE ehsmbermad were p MAI.
groaJy Injured 1h, knO s,ea %s' HURON wS. '
p MNTbe following are also among the killed by
Che explosol, Of tne propeller Kenosha; Ralph Snep
ard. Of Buffalo, engineer; Marga q shS,p o.
land Da"sl Cary enaS and another deck hand
name unknown. ,.;;,.oa
Robert Crsgen, second hate, dangerously Injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
National Democratic Committee

WAsHIsGToN, Wednesday, June "a, 1850.
The Breckenridge and Lane National Democratic
Committee IL composed of the following members:
Isaac j. Stevens, Oregon.
George w. Hughes, Maryland.
John w. Stephenson, Kentucky.
William Film, James G. Berrett, Walter Lenox,
and GeoIge w. Riggs Washington, ID. G..
jefferson Davis, Mississippi.
Thomas Il. Florence Pennsylvania.
j. X. Thomson, New-.Jersey.
Augustus Schell, Eew-York.
A. b. Meek, Alabama.
j. ID. Bright, Indiana.
Robert johnson, Arkansas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

Capt. Plummer, of the brig Brien, from Cardenas,
arrived yesterday reports 18th inst, at 1870 m,
lat. 80 25 long. 76 46, schooner with signal Of
distress flying; sent boat to her and fouod 10 be
the Virt mia Laverty, of Elizabeth City, N c., Capt.
Hobbs from guano island with cargo Of guano.
bound to Baltiurore), in sinking condition. Took
from her the captain and crew AID landed them At
Cape Hatteras The schooner sank shortly after
Having her. Capt. Hobbs reports having few days
previous experienced heavy gale, which caused the
vessel to leak go badly that the paps would pot keep
her FREE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

prces for The purpose of elcitiug from them infor'
ms,;on concerning the types Of mankind existing in
,be Island Empire. TIE Hon. Geo Folsom, President
of tbe Society. the Hon. Thomas E~bank, Pr 1. ID.
srmsp senior. DIR. Sterling, Prof. Dwight, and the
Austrian Consul. were among the learned gentlemen
present. Ar Interesting conversation was held With
Il Or entails report Of which Will be presented AT
the next meeting Of the Society
Az the day approaches for the departure OF the EN-
ba,saoors presents are loaded npon them with more
zeal than ever Inventors patenees India ruo,er ana
gntta perla dealers, cork-g manufactures, ana all
other Yark, es having wares to advertise or trade 10
otep. favor til ia, arese with choice specimens Of
their rtjcs Ore OF TIRE codieet Of the many pres-
ens made 10 The Embassy, wac superb billiard table,
presented ~ Mr. Decker last evening" at the Metropo
i,sn Hotel. game was played, attracting much in
terest on the part of the ia sanese, who ended by
handling tie cues aud maees themselves. The Niaga-
rae invoice Of gifts alone will be sufficiently amazing,
in value and ncopgruty to bewilder the stayat-home
Jars for than the nine Gays which are tradition
ally allotted to every wonder.
Prior TO he naI embarkstion Of the japanese in the
agara, they will enter the revenue cutter Harriet
Lane of the Battery Barge II use, and be treated to
last 'od look of the great metropolis that has har
bored item so kindly. After ealing up both the Hud
GOD and East Rivers thereby gaining clearer idea of
our ctys University than they have yet conceived
they will leave the Harriet Lane for TIE noble steamer
which, during the next three months, must be their
home.
EoTE-We learn that Alderman Starr has com.
ened suit libel against Seagr the Japanese ball ticket
seller for the following passage in tis card published BY yes
terd'y:
Alderman starr refus to either ticket my
money Al tn. Metropolitan Hotel las, evening ibis
broth er certain know ledge SOLD thirty tcs-
Iarir FRI 10 10 $40 eron tn facts merely
show Il OF tket Into the market from some
source, snd In quantities at time"
The objectionable portion Ia hi brother The words
interposied by and should have read bis Seagyis
brothtr We ceaioly cid rot intend to tag Alderman
S his relatives with such shabby conduct for know
they would not be guilty Of anything Of the kind Aud
lest there should be another mistake desrs to that by
bis Seeeri.ts brother don't Alderman Seagst but
the other brother.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
Breekinridge and Lane Reioicings.

BIHGHAMTO,, Y, Wtdnesd4y, June u.
On the recent here of the news announcing the
nomination Of Brecknrdge and Lane, salute OF lOO
Covs was fired by the National Dsmocracy, accom-
paSied with the ringing OF bills, the lighting OF bon
6rfs tn letting off of fire works and other demonsrs
tons of rejoicing. 90 ,oco
CHICAGO, Wednesday, June q, 1860.
One hundred and I'VE guns were fred here this even
ing by the National Demo racy Ill honor OF the nom
nation of BreckinIicge AID Lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
Arrest for Forgery.

BOsTOS, Wednesday June ~, IooV.
young man named John j Gibbons haiiing from
HswYork is in trouble here for stt mptiog TO pass
forged ei \ nurpor to be zig 60 by A. l. St,war
of Eew-Yor Failing to 6nd bail in the sum o.
be h beel locked mp for trial The he is Tor s@'o'
snS ;s dawn an The American Exchahge Bank
paicsman IouOhorey of Cambrldgeport died last
night froo slabs inflicted by the burglar Hurley Hur
Lev is III jail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
Republican State Convention.

RUTLAND, Vt, Wednesday, june q, I06O.
The Republican State Convention assemble here to-
day and nominated the Hon. trastus Fairbanks OF
ST. Johnsbury for Governor; John Il. Page Of Rut-
Hand for Treasurer. VIM. Henry of b. llows Falls
ard H. G.. Root OF Bennington for Electors, and II.
III. Baxter of Rutland, J. 6. Smith of st. Adams
George c. Shepard Of Montpelier, r. w. Clark of
Brat Ieboro. and A. j. Rowell of Troy the State Com
mittee. The Convention was very largely attended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
Douglas ReiOicings.

RUTLAND. VT, Wednesday, June q, 1860.
The friends of Dong "A and johnson fired one hun
dred guns here light in honor OF their nomination.
SPEECHES are being sde hon6ree iluune the streets
o bard of music is playing. and great enthusiasm is
manifested. ,o.o
ERIE Wednesday, jane q, 1850.
One hur bred guns fred here yesterday in
honor of the rouiuatlon Of Douglas. Military COM
NAMES paraded aud the enthusiasm very great.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
Passengers of the Europa.

HALIFAX, Wedntsday, June II, IoUV'
The Eu ops sailed at ll:3o lat ngh' for BOS on
srhs believing lie a list of her passengers
,1, us,x horne and family, Mrs. Beecher Stove and
f.ny Ms.dsles OLIVE Lsyd 3sc s, sSSe oif:
sssss sereaau and lady Benz amin and LADY DEXTER
sd E5 DsSsssy ..s stSs @as% sssIs
pcon sssl Cannon Bet Ms,css s sSyS E2%na a
Ashwtns, ,a f.mi y Richmond, Fortune Mitchell
saS sSy Po@p. wsr.sy Adams and lady A'k'''d 0iah'H
Lsye GoFiley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
Two Persons Killed.

NEw-BEDFoRD, W.dnesda June n.
Calvin Staples, highly esteemed citizen, and an.
on er nan were instantly killed this afternoon 10y the
falling of derrick. Several others were injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
Gov. Wise for breckenridge.

NORFOLK, Va, "Wednesday, June II, looO.
The argus states that Gov. Wise has pronounced
fbe nomination of Breckinridge and Lane the most
sdp ir he that could be- made 10 save the Union ne
will address the Democracy at the grand ratlncation
meeting 10 he held here on Monday evening.
The practics ship Plymouth sailed to-day Tor fayai,
Cadiz, Madeira, &c. She will be absent about three
rrontha.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

SANDY Hook, Wednesday, June 2-il p. m.
There are az yet no signs Of the steamship Great
Eastern. Wind moderate and blowing from the West.
Weather clear
SANDY Hook, June Is 1870 O'Clock.
There are still no sigos of the Great Eastern. Wind
moderate, S. w. Weather cloudy and hasy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
Suicide.


IND1ANAPoLIs, Ia, Wednesday, June "a, 1860.
Henry S. Kellogg, hardware merchant and for many
Years resident Of this city, committed suicide this
morning by drowning himself. Financial difficulties
are su,poeed TO have been the cause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

ARRIVAL OF THE KASGARoo.-Ths steamer arrived
a. this port yesterday, having left Liverpool June l3
and passed Queenstown on the 18th. Her news was
anticipated by the arrival Of the Europa at Halifax
Tuesday,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
noueIas ReiOjcjugs.

COnCORD, n. II. Wednesday, June Y.
The nomination of Douglas and johnson is being ra-
tilted tonight both in this city and al Manchester with
great enthusiasm At Manchester salute of 200 guns
is being fred teTspersed with fireworks, and speeches
by Utn. E. w. Harrington, Ira A. Eastman, and
others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
Conversational Nomination.

PoRT HURON, Mich., Wedne sday, june Y, 1860
The Republicans of the Fourth Congressional Dis
tJiet have dominated Hon. L. III. Thompson, OF Gene
BEE County, for Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
Congressional Nomination.

CHICAGO, "wednesday, june q, I86U
The Republican Congressional Convention for the
Hid District of Illinois at Bloomington day,
srd nominated Owen Lovejoy by reclamation for
re Glecon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
Tic Niaeara Outward Bound.

BOSTON, Wedneeday, june q IoVO.
The Royal Mail steamship Niagara sailed at J. o c'ocS
his afternoon, with i've passengers for Halifax and
eighty nire for Liverpool She goes out 10 charge OF
Mr. Goo,h First Officer, Capt. Miller not having re-
covered rom bis Lat, severe Illness Capt. Miller goes
ont in her. She has 1915 900 in specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
REPUBLICAN, RATIFICATION NEE TING
fl| IN BROOKLYN
MASS MEETING IN THE PARK.
SPEECHES BY THE HON. FRANK BLAIR, J. s.
sTRANAHAN, AND GEORGE FIELD.

STRANAHAN, AND GEORGE FIELD.
The largest political meeting ever assembled in
Brooklyn held 10 the Park lat evening to raiiiy
the nomination of Lincoln and Hamln. The Park
was filed and the emit usiasm of the people was in
tense, although there was little of the lugubrous at
the beginning of the speaking. Several bands OF
music were in attendance and the sky for some time
before the meeting commenced, was ablsze with
rockets Aside from the mmense assembly in the Park
large meeting was held in and in front of the wigwam
Mr.. &. Il. COLI called the meeting 10 order, and
nominated GEORGE FIELD, esq, for President The
nomination was received with )oud applause. The
following gentlemen chosen Vice-Presidents and
Secretaries:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
Michigan Politics.

ANN ARBoR. Wednesday June q, 1860.
pradl.y s. GRANGER has been nominated by the Re-
vnbIicaaf of the Isl District for Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
Weather Report,

ST JoHSs n. F. June 27.-WiDd w RAINING ana o1nse
fog The weather fine at ii ocioek last night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

Geory w. Bailey,
Thos. w. Field,
San'l NJ. Mceker,
John A. Cross.
Pr DIX Scholes,
Edwards w. Fiske,
Jeremiah Johnson,
Thos. McElrsth,
Cyrus p. Smith.
And'w B. Hodges,
Ransom Smith,
John Oakley,
Luther b. Wymsn,
Nicholas Wyckof,
Pbul ]. Fish.
A. X. Meserole.
Rem Leferts,
!, Robert 8. Oakley,
w. III. Nuchmore,
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81 the salsssBSf5s psssaos. a great ssFsls ~ tis
sssisrs aFtsa ffSa ~ lrfitstia, sssaha Shseh
sssiraiats nfsraaeasisas tfssal hcs6asha, BliBd
nsss fsssAsFi,e, EsfssEss. Cessna. ks,isssss
lssigstssiys. Psfafd sasstiga - ase spieon.
HYstaries, fala ~ ~ nswels, Celtc, Paralysis,
asA nsnasgenient = fise sionsses. ~ a uhieh.
rhca pf,ai8ssipg ~ fssis raese, pat ~ d. in.rs
titsat fyfis. ~ hsCers frfsrligni. TITS ~CrHs@
ssgel. ihs poison he,a ~ bies,l, sd cossN
eseafiy sarus Ibsn ~ sAks Il = sA iayaiaa-
BE efslsstaai ~ lnstaizraHts. and per<ons 6as-
tiI,ne - tEusyoFariy sssidflsg - he aalarspas
d.sfrisfs " tatsa ees=fssaaiiy. ~ daily, ~iihs
ssaassd 30 Ire bsfscfiss. that Ell - sacrslcd
fr-l tie s-ssr.a ACT eaitsns scrauBalste u saf
h-iepI gsu,laS % HI.ea iHtu disrsse HFses q
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aaI frs riii sver tsffef ffsh iaezERitssass, 4
Is.y sssli Themselves q sas pf,strtsoa this rcns
s,jy sRgssis.
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- Ssss Ei4f O = ts,.sriss vsi ls- Fta1s "a A.
Easis - f.is~ss
G1sss - b-s=s e. arfsv. I=EssTg 2 80
GA - brasa agasfHF- Gaaasgf - tssa
CO = Brzss - szsarssf gzsaafv = tsm
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= ''sa-sH L.ss El D. as-s ISL sas "a oTksfuss.
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asasa a. --- 9-sags. sss -5..,.-ssrstl g.
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