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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-27
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l'aa, @benr' s ubr, reaeImdfiAt Grtrucr. lsbunatu
in Der .,Ntilltlrp DAD" itattTnrtu.
Sersn .eBten Ipmnsrfana Inn Wcuat Huret nic
Inpndtlihs SsriammlpuA i'm yrfolt res 6errn . dur
itatt. Saoemtner rr,. y5,rn
, 1860-08-28
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
ArfivaI OF tho Vanderbilt.


NEW Yoak, August 28.-Ths steamer Van
dsrblt arrirsd teddy, at ons o'clock: fsnm
southaEpton On the sto .! the i9Ln, "asa ~ a Soo
passengers. L RESOLUTION ior laslsR ,Io'uv,.r
600 for India WAS sRfsso 10 Ii US HOUSE oi
Commons. 4:
Political diatruat Prtvfhs N fHla on -! tns
Syr,an and Italian qu'suoas. 1oe NesPom.1a a.t
Pn4saanentarY elssiioas sooSu @ns 9o nan,t ~ -
A.fugees preferred ~ Aes!ota Tno1 9pea4I oe-
clare for mo Aanexaaon o. ~ 70 ns.'d;
naples telegram eIStes taA' NV -
, 1860-08-28
EY.. TELEGRAPH.


FARruER PotSr, August 27.-The steamer
Nova Sco.lan from Liverpool Aug. 18th. via
Londonderry Oh ths evening OF Auguat l7Ib,
has pas.ed This point, bound 10 Quebec.
--LATEST TIA Observation-Disclosures, August
17.-Tne Paris correspondent Of tbs A4l<2s-
1aaiae Nsttan1 Of tbs 10th inst, says that The
rops h;s writer j. E yer5 mea'aGholy ls,tsE e, to
lost, and although convinced that he will die
BY the bullet Of IN ASSASSIN, hs declares thst
he will quit Roma uader No condition and for
nopr!ce.
GossrAx71xopla, Aug. 11.-Adyicea from Da-
maseus of the l5:h iass., stata that Fuad Paaha
had surrounded Lebanon NTH troops, and
threatened with The sword the Druses and
Twenty Sheika had already been taken, md
nsarty 800 other important arrtsts had bsen
made. A thousand camels, laden with plundfr,
had also been recovered.
| Tho Bultan ri.lted tho Ports IN Thursday
and dehTeted biz speech; to tho ministers. ex
pressing resolution to punish the Syrfal
offenders most severely, and also his intention
ofr<dDcing the ast Ct aiaecu1ess, high function
.r'es, and Of eaeeiing many reforms generally:
Paper money Is to remain in circulation unt)
July Eext. 49," --'~'
The Sultan is about 10 address an autograph
latser 70 G aeea Victoria and tho Emperor Ma.
polcon on the subject Of S5rla, in which Ae
will express desire to have the solo punish
tuent Of the offenders The masasc1s Of BAbec
is conafmtd. No details are given "a Jet
LoSpox, 17tb.-The 7znszs' city article oi
| Thu. sday evening eays disappointment ID the
| expe Citations of y change in tho weather aud
th1e 4tened political contingencies have led to q
further DECLINE in English fundA American
| kecurities show great fEmneas owing to tee
anticipa, of m aetiye .iness in breAdstuffs
| No gold was taken from the bank to-day.
, 1860-08-28
weekly Rsvisse = st. Louis Market.
Mssst1 Cans aAn1prd Il Ii LonI, t.nsh 1aa tol1o,


lns fvyasv Of that market:
:. J.; .s1.LoCp. Saturday Erenlne Augrs, s. 1851.
Elk feet Cnl7 Of watcr u te r4ver Ia ca With but
twenty Tour inches he ;ds I'D eo.respepc.
= 5ai "a sso
Oa.A-Lyht tecxlpts hsvs tpo.s tnan enautetalzuesd
from r. a.ex ua1ttt tor all dsl:.ery. bu selnn
eater 'no ensaz ntis asceutable 1ates WIh Eayxs-
sss ss, vi" s:f :s Is
When not oahs1wtse elre. d our quet"ct, rig 70
;ss4 1*ss san ts; Eesds
Il tc9ts:; 1tnov 444a:c; xs!te u ts1 Sc: eotnE
III ft.2 ~; 4 = 9s ni:a !; fss s''A "hs
WEzA11se ree4p4, thout6 nkat h.ve ben stDPe st It
J; Is I 4 T. ss9 sts:1
-. q IS 6 i
u isEc pTns AMI che do y ii:c 70 1.sc: CT
s M grs ~ ID t.
| F1aut-1ht ctnasd Is eoennsd T. *att1 "a spM lsa
bh. ~ = Yer y 70 ba,. Ts n',ls ~
sssi.a9 4 soed qqslt1 tle Hil'I eopl q ~! ths
- %hs i'll * ass 70 piSs s To- t'e
fo1x-The market unchanged since cur f,tt tepdz.
n,ys ..5 4 as: & i.
| bola, With WAS re.4n!pped south.
Hs. weieh Il new dsxe. =: .h'ea fkure renLd
paestra - ID uP.asd. ooeo % ~ Bacon anes r.
ssfet The sales Of etler hoases haze tssa eoue'poo
,Hsp~We hsar otro tssa.aeaen.la late. Ihe nnan lot
: rs & l. .:ts sPs
r -: Sssss i, stt; ssa ''r* pc AID '4ela
ii &C. ~ a!st:ss Yalsty: Ateus 1sao 1,,.
, 1860-08-28

Sr. JosEPH, Aug. e7.--The Pixies Peak Ex-
press arrived this morning with Denver dates
70 tue 21st,
A subscription il being rtised for extending
tho telegraph from Fort Kearuy to Denver
Cny. with good prospect Of obtaining tho
requisite sum. -.
The excitement Is Increasing with regard to
the recently discovered silver leads near Tarr7-
all and Breckenridge. Tbs ore Assays from 5000
to 81 l,700 to the ton. Thousands Of claims hare
been laken, and many IRE stampedinE from the
gold diggipgs to the silFer mines.
California Gp'ch continues to pay richly, and
in MeNnlty'e, Goorgia and Humbng Gulch' q
miners arc realizing sums from nothing to $50
10 the man.
The weather Is cold In the Southern mines,
aud there has been Light fall Of SNOW in Greg
ory's Diggngs.
Some owners, discouraged in quartz mills,
IRE Hing out at below cost, but the general
feeling is one Of increasing confidence, and there
is steady increase Of success IN separating tie
gold.f
In This city business is resiving; many Of ths
merchants are stArting for the K1yer to pur.
chase their winter stock. Some disappointed
en:grants are also going. From sc. 900 tc
$4,000 in dnst, per week rs now leaving for The
River, mostly in private hands, and CLARK
Gruber Co., are receiving and coming about
$4,000 per day. Many subssantisl brick build
'ngs nre going up.
, 1860-08-28
Daily Review Of Chicago Market

SATURDAY EvKAITo, Atgu.,N.
rRE1GHTs-Fira. Propa Aene snd Montgomery, md
schr Ecapor to Eutao. at loc Iehs LeTant What
10 Buffalo, 1t loc ect Rapid Hnd prop Buffalo, wheat 10
Buffalo, at loc; zchrs Mediterranean and T. 7. 4T<sJ.
wLestto 0.wekn 4! lie; rcr Russell Da1 wheat 10 o.
wego, At 1sc.
FLoUR--E6csiSed, LIZ bra shipped, eia brla Aa.
tet stl!ve and dm. fa:es ITO brls fnettcn CJ
a:ss delve; cd; 100 Iris "1onc" 100 bs:s @sevsts.
zJ bss hn1ters and % brs good trsn6s Spring extra
nso te1; soo b:la "ch1eaEo Nls do 1t at&o del TOO
brs Water s.1te- Do a eLsaH del. TOO bs good Spring
extra \. tel 20 trs Pequos do as ce; sob1s
~Conme1ctal" Il bis 1u.ts" CO. 10 bf oranee" do.
al 1t *LEs del; 1oo b,:s Lase sse" Do sta del 80
b1s 0sand ps:cur" DO ut ssso Gel; III Iris silvts
Sheath do On r.t; ID bfls Lonfon Nus Do st 4L43
dal.
MILL sTuFFs-lo tons ban Il s&1o On track.
WHEAT-Kac<lsed, e1Do3 bu; shipped, 2os.sM bu.
srr1sG-Advanecd &c pr bu EAles vere:-loo0 bu No.
lSpring &c n soFe 6oo bu Do It aahc IN stors s
e bu do II sse store op bu do 1t etc IN store 4oo
ba do at 8.He III store 600 bu do It &c bwith
1oc ttght 10 Budalo-t 00 bu Do II a4c aaaa& $500 bu
d. At ese shcat sco bu do nj &c in store; 400 bu No.
TAT soe In stnxe 5000 bu d, AtsoHe IN are Booo bu
do 1t se In store 5000 bu do as 8iXc In ttorp 5000 tu
do On lo) ri SIC Q. go bu do Al s3s in stole;
1000 hi do II b3.se in nose; e,ooo IN do Il s.
IN store: .5oo1 tu d. 1t Sic o. h-wtth tic freight
1000 bu Rejected 46oo bu d. Is: in stoc
Wurrx-Qu'ek ind neSlected. Sales $50 hu No.
Rel escn store; 5o1 1u Ri acted It 7e In atoss-
OoKn-Reecvt d. oAlss bu nhippsd etao bu. Market
quit but closed very aln- Sales xe1e:-3o3 bu liver
Mixed as &c Itoat 1ooo bu No. at asc In ssoa POO
bu do It &c h sors 1900 bu do 1t &c n store 1soo tu
Sa- at SC IN store; aoo ba Rejected II In ssoEr.
oATS-Reessp*s. IA bu. Na1ttt trn. salea Writ
1000 bu MOL II e3ef b. 9o1 Ia Do II 10 saost 6
bu do at ,9xc In store.
RxE-Reeeptz tlls bu: shipped, 100 tu. s&1sa
I'm M ! n In z&n hNk 8n n
, 1860-08-28
The Crops In Indiana.
frrnra TIE L. E6latapo1I4 journal. e5.h +

slnes our neee Ia. week q drsth p:e".1tEk h he
falea vbeh lead hups that 1t nd Of h vis,a.on
t.Tx ~ II u say hut aions with
IN fo:sed fs. .a.afy thattn Tho rD.!a the crop
I'll be ys5Y good On utAnts cons!de1.tle rort
d the e.ep c1s pastlenlary IL seuthsn 1atI.na h.s
b e. tut thot Is past hslp but tle bit 4ve
nos SUI nuch ssa desEes n II .h: central
pat Of ne State 1hs dshags - eeen ot ~ satns
has been no trouth ot a:Y const queue< 4 ~ ard lie
cnrn il Eod In localities. We believe thtt futT ane
Lii q ths n the Stats !. eut q tts 1t.h q
toee up wet sand slice the recent rains the
otnc, halt III 5se! considerable rc,u.u, though psoba
biz one third leas t'1n VS. e1sfS4ed two nopths .fp
Vi e4ndense be:ow aach tFfotmatlon We hare Ie-
ee.red during the put week fr.na private letter. md
county ExchAh{s1s
hend wte, u fr,u Monroe county, whtse It Greu.h
haa very "a dae rain tei OF Monday EIxht
and Tpetaty raaEAng.s
7hs sahS1n De1o1at rrporti tte dsoush bruses up u
that and Tue tos corn getting batter.
9et3rs III lEy to tie F the ouih Ia st 4iclLY
and MODERATE quantity Of rain will nake gu-d x7e1ags
cIp2.
Ine L42ore Times saY1 there has beea suffering IL
nht!o Indiana floa want Of rain and the cpa I'll foof
heller th2n uSual-
, 1860-08-28

ST JoszPu Aug. 27.-The Pony Express with
San Ffaacisco adrices to the 18th inst, arrived
here last night. The Pony Express with 81.
Louis dates TO July olst, arrived At Carson VAL
Icy on the 1lth inss.
Charles Duane has commenced suit In the D.
s. District Court against Charles Goodall. mas.
Ter Of tie steam tug Hercules, Tor SIS coo,
Capt. Pearson OF the steamer John l.. Stephens,
for &C, ,0v0. aud Csnt Watkins, Of ,he steamer
Golden Gale, for Isl, 900 damages, for his beng
torcibty carried away irom California By order
Of the Vigilance Committee, In 1850.
The San Francisco Hrald has changed edi
ditors and comes ou! for Breckenridge, and q
new Douglas Democratic daily called tho Ma.
tin has 6eeu started in San Francisco. / Bell
and Everett daily, callsd the Goastitutioo has
also BEEN startsd.
Politics exciting in Oregon, but there is 10
new evidence to ahow the relative streng Of
parties. The Jacksonville ytntia<l having come
ont for preckinridge, Daug;as paper will be
started in that strong Democratic county.
Exports IRON the Jacksonville quartz mines
continue favorable
4 fire took place 1t Sacramento On the morn.
ing OF the 18th inst, destroying the Union uo.
tel sud number of adjoining buildiugs. Loss
from s, 900 to s., 900.
, 1860-08-28
Senator Douglas Answers TWO ttPoltte
0HeAtlQAR.o

NEW Tonk, August e7.-Judge Douglas, al
Norfolk, spoke in the presence Of 5000 people.
In the middle Of bis address o sip Of paper was
handed to him. 1t wxs rut from &he Norfolk
D1lv Argus, and contained two potit1 ques
tious. Tho hrat ia: 1t Abraham Lineotu be
e1ected President Of the United: States, would
the Southern States be iustiied in secedinE
from the Uoions" "1o this {he sa;d) rm
phat'ca!ly nnswer, No. {Grest appsauss.) The
election OF man to The Presidency by the
American people, III conformity with the Cousti-
tuition Of the United States, would not Justify
any attempt at disso1ving this giorioua Confed-
eriey. {ApplAuse.) The second queation-If
they, the Southern States, secede from The
Onion upon the Inauguration Of Abraham Lin
c3ln, before be commence IN overt act agxinst
their Uonssitntionsi rights, will you adv1se or
yindicats resistance BY force to tecessiont-1
answer, enphasicaity. that it is tho duty Of the
President Of the United States and all in au.
thority undrr him, to enforce the LAWS Of the
United States passed BY Congress-, aud as The
Courts expouDd them. ], as in duty bound By
cath Of fidelity 10 the Constitution, would do Ill
in my power to aid the Government Of tbs
United States in maintaining the supremacy of
the laws agai1st all Resistance to them. come
from Whatever quarter 1t might. In other
words, / think tho President of the United
States should treat Ill attempts 70 break up
the Union BY resistance to its laws, rs 'Old
Hickory treated the Gulliaers, in 1882" TAP
plaase.)
Saturday afternoon.
, 1860-08-28
RIctlp1s At ToIrDo-The total receipts Of

= Reducing -four to wtett. the receipts included
above would be $50. .4S2 On. NO receipt account
is made Of the grain in bags snd bar1els arrir-
ing By railroad, bnt the amount reported a
shipped during .be week waa 2s,7s9 bu. Add
ing This the amouut would be COT 1881.
Tot., Of ~test for PIT four ~tsk b.. 1s
Tos. oe.a ~: .as s:sa.!
1o1a eAea 0af.es A0A 49, .1'' @'''
:, Aoho@'o ~ ~s oan w on
s.crm se % of The niaht prtyious. Oul1 about haif
Sn1,n 49, !. IL. d. nf rbe.t ware sold st nreTions
rstts tav s115mI2o for oood 10 pt1ne. and
fenm - .1o1Il9f for common ID ordinsry.
HarIev wasSn gond demand 4, 6o.1s5e for locaj
Cnr;nn 1hs n .r,raa and f;rE at II nj 0K
, 1860-08-28

IspHrzSnxxc1; Aug. a7.-Ths Santa Fs mail
with dates to the l4th inst. arrived to day.
The 9Th Infantry from Uiah arrived there on
The l1th, and their arrival someRhat reYiTed
business, which was very dull the irocpa are
IA route for Fort D+dance.
The Indinns aru still hostile but no ousl,re At
Of consequence since the last mail. No Indians
ware seen On the mute but fresh trails wrs
seen where ttey CROSSED tho ruad iu two places
dns ,toepa oIs nsra ma na'e
Sir, hundred troops were met at Iron Creek
going to Fort Uniou also large humber on
tho Arkansas River going t., Big Nmbera-
Ar. Greenwood, Commt3sioaer Of ludaan Af
fairs, was met On The 25th, getting along well.
The report Of the Death Of Nj. Bent is con
tfRdicted.
, 1860-08-28

SEw Yohx. August ga Paris correspon-
dent Of tbs New York IImes says Aasszia has
NOW $50, 900 men in Venetia-
The sauae letter says The heapolitan Govern
ment had decided to postpone the Psrliamen-
tiaEy elections Indefinitely. This step. which
is equivalent in the e. Of the kespolitaua to
produce sn immense fermentation, and only
hasten tte erisis the King wishes to avoid.
Adrices from the west coast Of Africa, via
England, state TINT The Captain Of the Amerl-
can barque Edwin, Of Salem, had been accused
Of killing so.ne kfoonen, and attempting the
lives Of ot1erx. The gunboat Lochin was zs
Cape Cosst, and tho commander MAS tnvesti-
gazing the affair.
The King Of Dakemy Ws4 about to 1acrafcs
e.t0O persons to the memory Of the lAte Kings
1Athcf. -. -. ,::'.<
, 1860-08-28
NEcE1rfs AID AulkNut1 HY LAE1.


~ 49, 80 ~. ~s..,.,...A.a - .nis s-.s,.~
.-,s~.- ~. T 80. ~ ~ t,ns. =, h...a+t,g.
~ 49, ..ss,-.. ;. s.- t.,....1-
I~"--. - .sN.-.. c~u
-
~ . oaaae.. W. 'P'4s sa' =. eass.. 60
~ - ",1 ~ .oae, fe 80. '
W.. op.As - eoaD'.. w. wa ,. 10 a"a
" " ~ NV 80 49, fsae' ~ ~. -
"au oes' aa4 ave- sug .0se'ps ~ w
"e o, ~ e1'*e1 'e'J >, NV 81
'sSs'''. .'e~.9 %oo'ooe 1'eA8.s "a o. s'~4.0
caankea @ a..os, sSs@oao iol w. ep'ms ~
a. p1;.,,sJ sa-;.n p..;d.. ~ ..,;.. <h;a
.:-tr vT.t =. .t..,~. ...
ns,s sa.:,,,.,;x. as..as ..5 sh... a. M
s1'a speealA.,'e o''saA"u' ~na e'ous S''oo'
oaanos NO op11hR were sou u oStGsae nj
delivery all this week, seilera' option Winter
wheas Wa quiet aud firm, and ths tsansac-
' 1.o4' - -. '~' ~,
maud, and ahe transactions wsrs larEs, II full
rates About 5000 bsla changed hands Ut
A4,fm4 s. tor fir Ia ehoice Sn,;no ..tr,e
~. f:or ~ on.r.a an,.t ~ ,a~.-. h,,,
u soou ~ the improvement By the stcansr
wss known, It stifeped considerably and closed
x4r- e-n ~. ..,.....s.. ~.
~ Ao' '.1@ss'na ~1uoaa'eo ~ ao'u'
49,ooo huanels Al SIC for River Yellow aa>ss;
36Qs7e for Eo.l: $50 for No. 9, xnd s3te for ls.
;ec,.a o.t.wrr. in o..a r-,,n... ,rd 6rn.~
s.. .,:-- go. 80 ~ ~ AA'e'
VAN "aeAo o. Aooot '''soV' ooAoea ~ %1e Anoat'
e2s {. o.. b and 1e3e In store. Rye in better
request. Btriey is in fair inquiry, with salca
w. ...,,. :. socsre. -. ....h n:-.:
" s~"p'e - oV@'". VI us' h'en*1aes
were anaoe hrmef' Mesa Fork Is hrm, atd
VIC noss sales II fla. 60. for shipment ssst-
<-eigAss vera quiet AID dEm. Several pro.
relleTs aud sail vessels wers engaged, 1t loo
for soru and whest to Bpfslo md 1.c for
~h..t =, f,.w.o,
"Ds~' ~ ".Ao'
CrNuusSA11 AARKKn-Aug. e5-The 91sd 4
Of fhis morning xeyi.ws the market a. f,,.
tox,.
=
70 !; ed1unea damd @fef@eie fs Aoxlees from
There vt* considerable inquiry toxasds tbe
close Of Change for round lots for Shipment,
and II previous rates large business cnu,d
have been dcue. We quote iair IN good brands
At a. 5561470, and extra Il G0@5'lo. Faner
unnhau esd snd renrea from rs aSass7G Wns:5t
linn aod in bstter demand. thonHH n,;ce. csn'
nnt b. called hichrr. Pin ~n;t1;. 60.
Sl.lea1l5. md BRINE rcd ascGf1' Co1n 1 ;.1c H.
, 1860-08-28

Tine sfaa<s zrs Es=a,&i IN Tbs .s1e7 sf The OH
orsani c1eet IN tae town Of Alasn.1 Geases county
NJ Dig. ns:s South at tie village Ct Aetna, IL
Eae cas. a:t feuEteen aa'!ts tssra Ra,.va.
te..aes le+ts .aeit .'e =. est Ihy = = loes.tt
;ss .s5. ssa; ?. III 81 g. & II s
yss* 1ts IS s. Sa = t.<.!.s 81 :,
s2sa zs9 + sss ts:: eSs1 ths gsssDe IN 'aeh
Il, q go q d!.a.e. .sp<e1lly tho.s re.alp,
f usI ttssa:oaa cl4;tess, hsve be.1 eusst bJ Lei
v.i<.s ha,s eeea Exaauy .ueeea.f.l
m tke ftaI..s H. fole~s. ttninent gentlemen :pesl
K .s s.eaRx .s1sas q u. 1;ss y af ot ;a,.s
I'll S:s'; q t;;::s; Il; -; 60;
:=s =: e: e; & =.
fsss = i 81 i ss s9 s*ass for
T. r: 11r1 RAD papr1 Oh III sas5tct ot thess
!ssi e s 9ts .rs:;ss W., 4 =: q
de1y tenle, .et7se..nt nd vt nkeat psops1es
f. - asts q =.
s7Isa5Y t1aa e sks .i..ss.e xrs-ss
@ :,:ss;: s:es 1: :ss :: ss;:; T; ss< s.s;
e nse: E:::1 - e. Is
aaed sfh sd.aat.ke. II sa,s e,s44 .: Tp1otIv
u e...ar.* t'N . e1te 10 a'2ec:s
r. 56esdt = stehed e ujz7se state u ,le aaesas
ne-ahT1rs 'of The isesne1 In ea.cu1ors a9eao11 o.
Eais*it sle3Scd ~ ssaeE;A sAe sa.:A
hee Fstdf. beta to R1rt1le AaI belr Epra
aeret. and t=ss ant hy snatE1fd 10 Gtorcez tts
ataHaca feotls csseae. can Be as<d rropedJ ds-
Cd sefdStr7tr 70 diminish th1st 1ud p!r .era1t1z
hea1. in sk cse7ses-sn ho.s fo<s Of d5tpersi4 COO
pe.tea with tha alkaline oon1loc o. ta- ae1aeh, in
rn f1 We: t;4ah, It viii grove better ,L,- hYIr
efot1e +u, In eases of t+sa 1.&sn, atd isIuh
oas seque1ess a.ns tom the acton ef lsd 'his ~a
viii psovrto ec - Attaah* aatoss 10 e.sess pAa4 ~
gi la,yasi.,, eArosie nseo~s oaar7A. lad 4xat
efene opfkatta e1tt* n1.Y} - k1r@f n acr7dted
b.so4 Il ea.ss Il taa'aspa. szd II iseTas md sav
md alzo 2 Pt1a.
Vbea tait4 :a.tsca i, Arz1 o14a111 ~ tho Eater,
duEI atea thste ttDes Gay, u s2Gclert foT ut
e1 4inobals fsun ply saa. snd other respeetaa
irdsY.iuAs nay t< zen an aypIea14co 70 ths As.nk-
De1ets snppiei On Eoel 81 ternt
80 Hatef aFaAiE< xsen procuelho
i. u. r. BUST WICK. So.s Axtdt,
No. 81 usaa a4waJ, Ntw Tost.
, 1860-08-28

GT TEL1aE4RU.] BufrA1o. Aus1st T-$F.A
rtor1peGapd f4lf aad market Steadr. 6aleH LOCO bills
4. hS 10 for ne: &s Wtd44 for douh extra scon stu
e12Xal7s for ertla Mcll:an; *4s7t=9 g. . for tx1sa
ieaian4 and Oh1o u tb&s56a fos 1b-es e1tzaa-
lkt1x-Wheas market Grsner sitter New Yo1k report.
Sales tqooo bu M. 9treako spring a. s3s93:; rp bu
No. doat Nc: 7oo bu Nlvaukee club 1t q 9o bu
I{0a ID d3 ii tl,laH-nothlnx dong IN While Com
EteadY S4aes 81 ooo bu It 80 ise. 0tht gsstus quiet
WHlEkY-~ orllrA1 At .1c.
0AxAL Fa1!on1s-t5e on houE, 1sHc On wteat, 1be On
L4SK MroE7+-seoo s7la noa. e7o1o bu wheat, Is Coo
bu crr. GHo1 bu oats.
CAsa1 Exror1 oco hn xheas ss 900 ha eosa. 1iooe
In oatt
, 1860-08-28

srR1surlEIn. Ill, August "A difficulty
| eo.ur1ed this evening In the northwestern part
| Of tbs city between George Robinson sud
Enosh 3. PhJne, whicA resulted in the death Of
| the forner. The Coroners jury rendered =
| verdict ttst the deoeased ean,o to his death
from sig wounds inflicted b1 knife in tho
kands Of E. b. PAynr. There viii be prelim.
inafr &xAmin stiun to- smorruv,
, 1860-08-28

rHEWEsTKRy TRANSFORMATION 60.
asstax h.ke:y decreased thar LAIa fscnties yin be p7
b1od ths artTlt oI taa0 Gpods 10 tutE TIE tn
Eskt kAt-
, 1860-08-28

17desxater Receipts.
Ths receipts 1t tae~sser Ct Floaz, Wheat ooru, nd
barley. forths ID we&k Of Auxun In lssq aud len ha,s
been ~ fouo~a: ,.>a
F7our Iris. Wheat 10. Cosn tu. Bs,iev. bn
isn....... 1890 s3s.ep l..n,.2oo 49,.
1Ss.-..... 6sm $500 lc16p 80.
lncrrzae... $500 e0i,1p seo&m ...
The Aggregates Of the receipts Of tha ahoTe articles fx
fos the YG2rS 1as0 SD II, hare eeea:
,,e, F'sS, ss''' What b. Co,s ss; Ba,aty Z:
l43.......%A,4n 1850 lk34p1 Ii .M
1rcse4ie. ..tte1 :. 1.s1kp Z. 5ua&o De Il A0o
,sl1 sn..ans tae xb Ct e osr the ths OF
The re 1t I'd nf the PRINCIPAL 1Ice4 Of pro2
cuct HUM lhs opktok oi ttn Canalt to and the
, 1860-08-28

BEEF CA ITLE-Ths market for Beef Cattle during
the pas. wtck hA. tfeaqule and hs whos dun s1et
for Prime shipping lo which have besa md wast
ID. Teerday tiers wAa good suppy Of &ock but vsy
few Of the lots ord desabe. Ths bert Cattle IN
raxtket lot Of ~ head. which fed BY III. J.
E1dseost Of Jefferson. Monroe CO., Mo. They so1I
tn aas5 p III 1ba hshest pce pl curing tbs
wwk 6one Of ths bst los Ct Cate soh In this ns1tet
during tht preseut summer have come from Monroe Nn
md We informed taat tbs trads os that portion ef Nj.
sour ia Il ,h!I Thin Cattls not wanted
and dusone sots selling ~ low II t1so PHI LOO 1hs Ttt
fs.f1nR I fnoY1.
, 1860-08-28

Cmc1xxAs7, August e7.- Yesterday morn.
ing hre broke out IN tho upper story :of 3
building occupi.d BY 1aoaea Cailen, booi store,
and P. w. StArehopA, cammissinn merchant,
containing sha aeeo1d third and fourth stories,
extending to a atoro occupied BY Iaham F..
aAer. L7as, $780, ,00o. Fully in6ured4
, 1860-08-28
Tux APPOINTMENT or Gov. BAsEs.-Thc ,
T. Tribune Of Saturday says: -:

Tu0 Arro1NrNENT or Gov. BAsEs.-Thc =.
T. Tribune Of Saturday says:
Tia appointment Of GOV. Banks a. acting
Director Of the Illinois Central Road, With full
pnweEs OF nnsgement st Chicago, gives gen
eral satisfaction. His great administrative
abilities ere acknowledged, and much good
will grow out Of his exercise Of them in ths
management Of this enormous concern. His
predecessor goes to the Ohio and Mississippi
Road. The Influence Of the immense harrests
OF Illinois and consequent abundance Of mou-
~. is felt upon the interests Of the Illinois Gen
til Road. not only IN the increased traffic but
IL the land department. Tbe payments upoo
laud notes are improving, and the inquiries for
new pa1cels have increased largely from aetuns
ssttlers. The demand is fou1foId ~ great US
1t was three months ago. Th are are also rego.
large parcels fir colonies.
, 1860-08-28

PE7kmsuRo, W.; Aug. 1.-Xr. Douglas sr-
ziEea hsze thn evening from Norfolk, aad waa
enthus1asticaliy received by or 4, ,ooo people,
who. headed By band sf 9uaie, ,eaeorted him
10 Jatrets's Hotel. \ salute al loo guns was
Gre1 in honor.