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, 1860-07-23

Ekw Musrc.-We have received from the we'll
known house of q. II. Higgins, liz Randolph
street, "The Long John Polka embelEished
with a cspital portrait Of the Mayor Of Chicago;
"sIother, Watch the Little Feet" by J. P.
Webster. one of series of Woodland Warb-
lipgs; and the "Hyde Park Gallop," BY 4. J.
Taas.
, 1860-07-23
11lat1t&1.

w A n TIE D-A good Cook,
~ tsco'eh q Enzlsh} + "a rrtvste family: AP'ty
At No. A4sonie Temple, opposite Post oncs F!om 10
HAM, N:I4Ss
, 1860-07-23

EXCURSION TO LAKE FonEsr.-0n Thursday
and excursion aud pie. mic will take place at
Lake Forest, for the benefit Of the South Pres
byte.ian Church Of this city. Tickets 90 cents.
, 1860-07-23

DElIOVAI.-Boyd & Van Buren,
have r moved ,heiF I, raj Oh1c4 IT, the Base
nent Of No. fa.k sr-et sosneE OF South s.r ssve.
Loon IL tu.L t. r 1747r7tl-3t
, 1860-07-23

10 de! for postage. Send in your orders.
Ada,ess. Press and Tribune, Chicago, Illinois.
, 1860-07-23

Tur WKA1uER--The weather and its effects,
for the twep4y.four hours ending with present
writing, on Saturday evening, may be pro-
uounced, in the phrase Of the sensation re-
,orters. "electric." The phenomena on Fri.
dsy evening and night we're Of \ most marked
and vivid character. 4 thunder Storm that &C.
cured during the night was tearfu1ly terrific in
violence, tho rain falling in sheets, and the
bI.zs Of the lightning being almost nnintermit-
tent, We hear Of no damage done in this ri
| rinify
, 1860-07-23

TIE EXCURSION WEEk.--Last week was en-
pha,ically the excursion week. BY estimates.
over one hundred carloads, or nearly tsn thou.
sand people, many OF them the children Of our
door. and reached for good through our Sab
bath Schools, enjoy ed a dsy in the country and
q whin of air untainted with city dust ar4t
oaor.- Never have excursions been more il
vooue. more liberally ratronizsd, or more gsne
ra1lv successful than this season.
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s,visSin-s,,c'mshIr Aaens,s-w clincs. r eisson.
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Coroners. Inaunsfs.

rArAI AcapESrs.-Chsrcs Miller boy abcr, thirteen
years old killed at 40 ssl Madison street ycster.
day by allag from shed In the yard Teresa Murray
child eighteen monlhs old ei down Eight Of stairs at
No o. Mott street. and severely injured that shs
died about fuur hours Afterwards. Coroner Schrmcr
notified 10 hold an inquest IN each case.
THE EICIutEsTH wAsp iSFASucDE CAsE.--The in1ucst
In the case q The infant child found dead Fifteenth
street near G. concluded yesterday by Coro
Der Jacgnan. Tho evidence against the mother and
grandmother Of the child was conclusive The jury rem.
dered verdict - "Desh from exposure and neglect
ihe hande &C the mother Ellen Murphy and The grand
mother, Mary Collins" Coroner Jackinan thcrcupon
committed The accused W await the action Of the Grand
Jury.
THR RrNoREp PoisoNrSc CASE ~ RcoervE1r srSEEr.--
Coroner schirmer held inquest yesterday at No 122
Roosevelt street upcn the body Of Peter Butler an Irish
sailor who supposed 70 have been poisoned by srns
ing druggcd wine. post exam nation Of the
body made by Doctor Bouton showed that the rufnors
relative 10 deccsseds having been poisoned were entirely
unfounded. The physician gave IL as his opinion TIA,
death caused by pneumonia, and the Jury reuerci
verdict 70 that ensuL Two persons, and a woman
who had been under arrest suspicion, tbcrcupon
discharged
nRowxrp wHiig rArHNG.--on Saturday morning
rfmklin Norris drowned At pier No. 40 ~, river
while In bathing The deceased was Unable n swim ard
having rot beyond his deph drowned before arsis,
ance could reach him Coroner Jackman held an u4usg
the body, when verdict Of acci4cI. drowairg sas
rendered.
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City IMtelligenCe.

GRAND TEMPERANCE CELyBRAnoS.-A select musical en-
tertainxent will come OF tomorrow evening, at Mozart
Hall, in honor Of Mr.. Robert Wilson, gentleman who
for many years has been identified with the temperance
cause, OF its most ardent yet liberal advocates
The aair s under the auspices Of the Father Mathew and
St James Total Abstinence Benevolent societies, de-
served compliment 10 Mr.. Wilson; and many talented
ladies and gentlemen have kindly volunteered their
vices for the occasicn-among them the renowned Ear
mum P T) and Mr. Charles Ferguson, who perform
on the Union pipes stands without rival The pro-
gramme embraces a variety Of solos, Ducts, lectures
dances and instrumental performances, such cannot
fail to give the utmost satisfaction.
Melting KANE MASONIC LoDGE.-At q meeting
OF the Kane Lodge No. 49, in their hail. Friday
evening the following resolution adopted Resolved
That the Kane Lodge prepared suitable
mic flag, and present the TO Bro j. Hayes, with
suitable address, the morning Of his departure from
shores The seal Of the Lodge Is 10 be painted one
side 10y Tlos Hicks.
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Hon. A. p. Grant Of Oswego; Hon r. Barrett, Of 81.
Louis; Governor Horton gexas Captain Ceddnetcn OF
England, and Dr. Grosvenor Of Providence, among
the arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel yesterday.
W. H. Foster, Esq, Of Boston, and A. C. Paroy, Esq.
Of louisiana, are stopping at che Fifth Avenue Hotel
Dr. J. F. May, Of Washington, and c. D. Nye ESQ from
Sbanghae, are stopping at the New York Hotel
Lieut. De Kraft, Of the United States steam frieate Nj
agara; Lieut.. W. Lahrop, Of the United states Army;
Mr. H. r. Cats and Mr. Merchant, both of the United
States Navy, are stopping at the Aston House.
Major Webb, Of Ohio; W. Alvin lloyd, ESQ., OF New Or
leans Mr.. X. :. Kinney, Mr. J. Wilson, Mr. j. R. Block
or, Mr. II. C. Dodge, Mr.. j. A. Alexander, Mr.. s Mac
kintire and Mr. H. Sandcrson all Of the United States
Coast survey Lieut. Bier and lady, and Lieut. J. W Brad
ford and LADY, all Of Baltimore stopping at the Metro
politan Hotel
A. Simpson, Esq, and family, Of Columbus, Miss; W.
III Shaw, ESQ, II Boston; Rev. o. f. Shannon and family
OF Connecticut Capt Cowel, Of the steamer Florida, Pro
lessor James r. Taylor, OF Middleton, ~ j.; Col j. W.
Webb, Of Washington d. C., and r. f. Bradshaw, Esq, Of
Wisconsin, are stopping at the Lafarge House
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Steamship Yorktown PARIS Norfolk, sc-Ludlam Hei-
Steamship Monticello, eager Norfolk, Ac-H Cromwell
Steamship Georges Creek wilstt~ Baltmore-H orou
ssn n Tnae rsse:e Wall PG,sndH oD%ws %
" Bark Stampede. Lewis Gibraltar and market-Noore
R.fs Acme, Mcconnell, Vera cruu-Hsrsous Co
E ssIs H isTsss s, dsssr
Brie Terceirenss lfor Dias xaara-y N Smith
FF s MssH ' sssas yss.:
B Bs hesr Essy E asssaod H gsss%ss
Fs sss Bsn Fs4nanao snis ro.
schr Challenge, Hasxsl, Antgua-e 4 Knor
schr IrePie Wind shrl, Marin NassauI 7l 4 Co.
ss sr " a osarf Hnsa sss Mott o.
sehr EBaksr s,seiman Eewsern- smith Co.
s seSr Ss ssseis' N nras' pe,er-surs
SIR .s. S xss ssR Dodge
ssS. Ps,sss scynIsn ss.ssyR ds sSss Co
sehr io,ie, Taylor, Bcs,on-Msstsr.
ssnr sy state Ha a.n s,sLs..,ss Co.
sloob Frederic Brown, Carr. Bristol-Master.
ARRIVED
steanshp Potomac Watson chsrleston with nsdss 70
Georgia; miles Of Esrrsgat spcse ship shsp
nss k sns @ % Tor xs no
The heavy NE gale from Ha'''as To-
SIP JOHN Sarscn r'.Aona rnees.n .s.ss
ard ihct weahs no.. Of tse passage 2 inst a 70 S. Ion
O. took piios from boat Mosssu Grnnel Mol
s FSs ss Nav il @ f S':S
oT Tss ssn sFf fsh htsa'% 'Sf ssy
viii mase 70 cssgs de kuysr CO Nay ~ 81 GsS der
ses pisisf at III S' y" sS Boston
IarE Foster of Mllbrdss, Brown; RsmesIqs u days.
entire xs Inst Of s 5s IN hs.sS M an Fac
deck load moasscs broken ad sailed in company wtn
srs aTR sny f~s SsM Fs New Haven 10
ballast TO Trowbrdges Sons Was lowed to this po oy
Esao PERRIN. xslss. Nay 2 Pssssd Gibraltar s's
Brig somes of salem) Cau'ned Grand Turk, IT, days
Brig Margaret Dr. Bacan Iluxan cB 7days with coal to
lrig Eshsn,re.. CB pmsn,ore, Halifax, days with s1
Assa hT langley NasasbG Pr srps yah:osss
schr Ranger OBJ Allen, Jacne = days with coffee &o to
atSFr SaS s'i T.Sor . wnnsson 18th
% = s::n % sss ns r. 81
sSr ran %s rSSsf fu TsD Fsssssne.
sshr : oas e'i Rowland, srooSSsven' assys
sshr Hsrz spoiford ROndes for iSS rsTand nd, r,
sssm. sp1 os sesx Paaaspb WIN
Steamer Josephine, Greer, PhiladslEha.
Steamer a%sr Dawn SSssY Perry Snsw New s ssSfsra
Steamer ws.,shs sssr Jones PrGyidsrss %
bark Henry Trowbridge in tow
BELOW
ship Shepherd Knapp, York. from Liverpool with los Of
Rrs Nav 4. Car $50 .r. PALERMO Machn
Also, three barks and two briggs
SAILED
Steamships vigo M oHesnstOwn and Liverpool Anso.
augusta Savannah; Columbia Charleston; Yorktown, and
Portland; barls Fersu: r Hun Eliza Barss tBr, BsrmudS
brigs Iorana, Cenfusgos; Iris Remedies; and Others
Wind during the day N TO ssE.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT

SArtRDAN, June IL T. III.
Asms.-Salcs Of 100 bbls at former prices.
ForR has been less sought after al about previous quo
tatons. Sales IL 800 bbls state aud Western, g 500
bbls. Southern and 900 bbls. Canada
WHEAT " heavy. Salcs 50 90 bushels, at 81 So for
white Kentucky about 81 80 for white Canaia 81 40
vi ~ for red Western, 81 81 81 "a for Milwaukee club
and 81 2s a 81 20 for Chicago and Racine spring
CoRS has improved Sales 10000 bushels, chiefly
mixed Western, unsound and sound, al &c a &c.
Rvs AMI BARLEY are unchanged
Oar are inactive NJ old rates.
CoTToS AND PROVISIONS unaltered.
There 500 tbls whiskey sold at Fl nc. q &c
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THE RICHMOND CONVENTION.

hchsoNp, va, June . 40
The democratic delegates in this city, ser caucassing
all day relative to going TO baltimore rcasembiei at six
o'clock this evening, and adjourned I'll Monday. They
fin decidedly opposed W going TO Baltimore, oons
dering ,hc Crnvonton adjourned here should
DO They ~ rcfore await further sdv.ocs before
ing TO a nnal dclcrmination.
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Fire Mt Philadelphia.

PnIApEHnnA June Is, 1850
The Roman Catholic German Church holy Trinity"
corner Sixth and Spruce streets, destroyed by fire
this afternoon completely Quilted The valuable altar
pain ting Of the Crucifxon alone saved Loss about
s25 600; insurance $40 600. The IRE caused by a
.chaser'' or double header"
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I"I n ~ LYScBBuRG, jane 70, 100
Joseph and Robert Buaton editors Of the Vvgs"s1s,
were shot in the street to-day by the brothers Hardwke
editors and propretsrs Of the sso'sca" One Of the
Buttons said 70 be MORALLY and the other seriously in
cured Both the Hardwckes have been placed IN tai
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Steamship Kernsk Orr, Brownies. Nassau. Mp, and Ha
Steamship Augusta, woodruff sAvannab-sAml L xscHn
eon.
AGO
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West India Theatricals.

IN contradiction to the statement IN your paper o. to-
day, allow me 70 state Nat have not departed for the
West Indies, leading lady Mr.. Mortons dramatic
company, being DESTROYS Of 6llng that position in a
pany more bcalthily located. KATE EDWAIIs.
l42 Hgh strroi Brooklyn, June y, Ise0.
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Naval lntelli9euce.

The United States storeship Relief VIII sail from the
Boson Navy Yard for ST. Paul de Loando coast or Africa
on or about the 9Th July Letters papers for the
officers Of the ships Of the African squadron
will be forwarded by the Relief IL sent In time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-24

rCoy CocRsy, 7. l-TRorrSe -FMpAT, June 22-
Match for $500 two mile heats, In harness.
Hiram Woodruff named b. e. Boney Young. .........l
Dan Ilfer named Dr. Shooting star. ..........2 2
Tmc-531-5c6
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Trade OF Mobile

MOBIfE june q, IopO
Value Of the exports this MONTH 81 3sos75; value Of
the exports the last three months, 81 200, CTS.
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bOSrONl JVIIV - Rv0V'
Dr. David r Brown, convicted Of causing the death OF
young woman by procuring an abortion was to-day SEN
fenced to the States prison for fourteen years
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The company, upon its present scale Of earnings,
expects hereafter TO pay promptly upon the above,
as well as upon the sinking fund bonds.
A story was current this morning about an ON.
bezzlement in Stewards dry Goods store, which was
said TO be very extensive; Il turns out that an In.
surance clerk has been appropriating money be-
longing TO the firm. The amount embezzled Il said
10 be under $500.
The amount for which Edwin Robinson. Presi.
dent Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad, IL in default IL said TO range from slfO
600 10 sl72 900. His property, which he has made
over TO the company, is valued at from $50. 900 10
800 600. Mr. Robinson has resigned the Office Of
President Of the company, and Peter V. Daniel,
Jr., has been chosen President pro tenn.
The final transfer from Mr. Stout to his successor
In Office, Mr.. Plat, Of the funds books and papers
appertaining 10 the Bureau Of Deposit and Dis
bursement, was this morning effected under the
supervision OF Mr.. Deputy Comptroller Warren.
The following is q statement Of the amounts paid
over by Mr. Stout, and duly rcceipted for by Mr..
Plat, wiz
Balance In the county treasury ......... 1000 ~
Balance In The city treasury. Is 2p6 81
BAlance 10 the credit Of the sinking fund for
redemption OF City dcbt.................. o. ga %
Balance to the credit Of the sinking fund Tor
the faym ent OF interest," .s....s......... 22sa3 ~
Mr.. Stout has been a faithful honest ind com.
petent Official, and retires with the esteem and re.
spect Of all who have had business with him since
he first became City Chamberlain.
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The Ship Charles Coop

JOHN, \. IT,, ., 1900.
INC American ship Charles Cooper hence for Ireland,
put back vaierogged. She had been ashore on North
Head.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
SATURDAY, June 23-6P. NJ.

SATVRDAY, juno ZJ-b Il. NJ.
The Arsgo and yigo sailed for Europe to-day,
the former with ssl3 49, the latter with s597 s37 in
specie on freight, making the total shipment of the
day 81 All ,247-about the amount expected.
There was no change in money or exchange.
The stock market opened with very vigorous
tone this morning, and transactions were extensive
at generally higher prices than yesterday. The
meet active stocks of the day were the West
ern shares-Galena, Rock Island, Toledo, ILL
nois Central and the Michigan shares, all Of
which were from to per cent higher than yester.
day. Panama and Pacific Mail were both better.
The dividend on the former is only per cent,
which Is less than was expected by many but
the failure Of the negotiation at Bogota is probably
inducing the company to be moderate in the
division Of profits. The demand for railroad bonds
was very active, and prices were higher; the
issues Of the Michigan Southern were all higher. The
new administration Of this property appears TO COM
mand more confidence than the old one. There
was no second board to-day. At the adjournment
the market was strong.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House
this morning were s2l 81 ,2l5 ss, and the balances
81 So, lbs OF.
The following dividends have been declared
The Panama Railroad, asemi- annual dividend of six
per cent, payable on the I'd Of July-the transfer
books will be closed from the 25th Of June 70 the
morning Of July 8; the Metropolitan Bank, semi
annual dividend Of four per cent, payable July 2;
the Atlantic Bank, Brooklyn, semi-annual dividend
Of five per cent, payable July2.
The business Of the Sub Treasury to-day was as
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The Michigan Southern Company give notice that
they will commence TO pay the overdue coupons
the first mortgages upon their road and branches
the 10th Of July. The following is the first mort
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The following table will compare the exports Of
the seven principal staple articles for the week.

Increase Of the week as compared with that Of 1859 II $50
The following is comparative statement of the
value of exports from the commencement Of the
wear 10 June 2i:-
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The commencement Of Hobart College win take place
On Thursday, the 18th inst Tie Rev. Abner Jackson
DID, WI deliver the Baccalaurca,e next sun.
Brotherhood the 2eth inst, and the Rev Waiter Az
rsult, N A., the Alumni on the 9Th inst.
The 81 Paul yfrErrota 57ims OF the 10th inst Says
Reh Rev Vital Grandn, Catholic bishop and coadutor
q Bishop Tace, who r. stationed in the hudson Hay
CcmTanys possessions, arrived TUESDAY, accompanied
by several cerymcn and sisters making thirteen persons
~ an aud will start day for their respect stations
which arc fifteen hundred miles distant from ~ Paul
and nine hundred miles beyond rcmbina. Tho PEG
pie among whom they labor are just below the Esqul.
rnaux, and called iouche (squint eycd) Indians.
there also large number Of Assnibon Sioux in the
vicinity.
The ne,iodis,s in sslcm, Mass, will hold their annual
Camp Meeting N Asbury Grove, Hamilton commencing
ON Monday, August -.
Rev. n Argcbast. q the Baltimore Conference writing
In the ccbneham (Va) RrsT suggests the holding u
Couvsuton Of the church Aexssdra, for the pur.
Irsc e taking action IN reference 10 the anti slavery
rulc adopted by the late General Conference la session
Buffalo.
Mr.. Nycr (ibc proprietor d sne museum Of sniiqui.
tvs and voshs 81 art ~ serIcc has nov in his rsses
sion Taryrus which, with many others, brough,
from Thcbcs In feyr by TIC Row Henry Strcbart This
payrs having been entrusted TO Dr. smonidcs has bees
discovered 10 contain the 9th chapter cf ST. Matthew,
written the Greek uncia character aud which will be
viewed with great interest by biblioposts AZ Gets at
rest that long misunderstood part Of the oath verse
latinc 70 the passage a camel through the eye OF
needle, which from the wrong reading u the Greek
text The manuscript says the London SaS n believed
TO be cider than any other Christian document known 70
exist.
The Cwryier ia CancSa announces tia, the subscrip
ions Ger TIC Pope IN The doccss Of Quebec already reach
sie.eco There several parishes sti 70 be heard
frm, and n expected that the total VIII reach SIS 600
Quebec alone has gv,n within fraction Of % 600 the
amount being Is pt5 In the meantime Garbaldi
gets vnst amount q admiration in the West; but We
fear tbs currency would tot buy him pound Of gunpow
der Il the fate ci sicily depended upon H.
u is atsactory 20 the second Advent people 81 know
that J. v Hines be lcadcr Of the American Jock has
, 1860-09-20
Tho Latc Ep-scopnt Convention


The following is tic vote Ct the clergy in the
letc Episcopal Coa7cation Oh the nost iapor-
tant question be:oss that body-thAs Ct the ap'
p3i.tment Of committee upon resolution Of
fe:ed by Judge ot;z oi tIis city, to investigate
tbs Cathedral lot transaction.
These who voted against tie appointment Of
an IayertIgatirg Committee, as proposed BY
Judge Obs, were Rev Messrs. Dsre-
Dict, Benson, Do:t"ick, Ca2ron, ); Chase, Clio
YET. Dresser, n=istes,, Esr,ison, Mitchell, rcl'
terbury, Wilkinson, West, Gilbs1t-1s.
In iaTar Of The Investigation Rev. Messrs.
Bar.oa, II. Y. Bishop, Dsodnax, ca:peni.r, Ctc.
ney. Clarke, Gla7ksGn, Cowell, Cooper, Fulton,
Hodges, Lecke, PRATT. Stout, 6mithett, Tut1le,
Thompson, Wslte-13-
1t will BE- scea that cverE c1srg5nc in line
Convention from this city (aiae in ally voted for
The investigation.
Tie righ: Of Mr. Gilbert to seat in the Con-
vsntiou, was disputed en- tie ground that he
without fa1l qualifications, ndisw&s commended
that his right 10 9 seat should be decided be-
fore be voted, ACCORDING to ore Of the canots,
VIZ" Ths right Of any Cicrg5 man Of this di=-
cese to s=a. in the Convention, shall, If dis
pu:ed, be determined by The Convention ITSELF"
The bishop refused his right to be questioned
because his u&ma was not challenged in.me-
aia:ely when called. 1la role, It appears de-
c;ded the Question. He vas ordained on
Wednesday, and was present as spectator
on Wednesday, AID Thursdey. It became esi.
dent on Thureday afsernocn that Tue vote
,rnnl1 he clrce a,d IN Th1rslay ey1niur af1ef
the adjournment Of the Convention, the Bishop
directed the Secretary 10 pat Mr.. G.ibe1t'z
name on the list.