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POLITICAL ITEMS.

All the napers in Nr~ Jersey that supported
Fill nore aud .Done}son in 1856, with the Hinp}e
exrsn,i5n Of 1h,> Hunterdon Hsxtte, ure now
supporting Li1co.a: S'me Of them las the
Railway Americ1n, H. ~'r instance, J repudiata GER
sa:s portion. al the G.. 'cago Platform, aud re-
asTT prefer Bell 10 Liaca'A'; but, being satisfied
that there is no cbasce for the election Of the
former, are determinedr TO DO ! othtns to pEolong
the sham Democratic aseeudeue-7 IN Tue general
Government, they gee 10 other c ousse open to
them hut the support of Lincoln aud AamIin
Too LARGE An ALIowAxcE.-The ew York
Tribune, 10 reply to toe Philadelphia Il. 'uraat
Which paper supports tie Union-savluy a,omi-
uatinus OF Baltimore, says:
IT knows that :: least THREE faurths ct a,
the Opposition journals in the State I'eunssl-
vanial are for Lincol3 and Il lmlir."
fhe1e are Ut least $50 Opposition journals in
Pennsylvania, aud Of these, t.vo. ur at most
tbrep, support the Baltimorenominxtio Tbs
sjoafnn. TO which The 7,;5uns alludes. can
scarcely be cilsscd, however, as an "Opposi-
ton, paper. as It general manages to play iaso
re count it as one OF The three
ABOLITION BIBLES quite an excitement pre.
vail. d lately to Henderson, Texas, owing to The
sale there By book agent, Of several copies Of
the Cottage Bible. This edition of the Hihle
was precared By IN Abolt.iooist. 1t has conf
ous notes Whenever these notes can be made to
Dear on tue SsaFesy question, and they eyideutJS
ars not fitted lor the South. The agent was r.
quired to take back all the copies he had sold.
aod leave for the North at ouce-7sryg p,pfr'
JrpeE or SrpRExE CorRr.-" Iop," the Wash
inGton correspondent Of the Baltimore 4Sva
learns that William Robertson, Judge of The
Court OF Appeals Of Virginia. is favorably spo-
ken OF for tee vac :ney on the bench Of the Su-
preme Court. &c is an able LAWYER, and is
about FoEty.6ve years ofsge.
The Sou:! is outda,ng Seward ia it's dero-
tion to tbs "issepre ssible conflict" ard" higher
lar ideas" At t.'e Religious Convention in
Srush Carol'na, when the question of declsriu9
elave marriages roid came up, one Col. Jobn
Phillips said, cfter doubling the policy of aci.
t4tng the question, mud whether slave could
make Il contract. thst t'I lie Understood tat
scdea The koies Of God ia h*a,d it ortryiits all
hha IN tdso, but be vas not to be persu ade that
it is reako2ab tn for-. the church iuto IN an
tagonis'ic position TO tile St=.e." Where is lit.
Seward:
MICHIGAN PoL171cs.-Hon. Roland E. Trow-
bridge, Of 0k!and, was yesterday dominated
fur Cungress by the Republicans Of tho Fourth
Congressional District. Mr. Trowbridge was q
member Of the State Senate. from, Oakland
county, during The Session Of 1857 and 1859.
and proved hi,nse.f an Intelligent, faishful aud
+'licient legislator. lie is 4 gentleman OF pop
ulsr manners, fce talent, rigid integrity, and 4
practical and euterprising business man.
, 1860-06-08

Tho last Of Boker-tle father of that partcu-
lar Mary. a, IN, who married the coachmsu John
Deau-has at leIg.h been e1t'nguished from
the mercantile names Of New YORK, und the Iu.
raj aristoeracy Of the suburbs His country
seat at Tarry town, was yesterday knocked down
by the hammer OF The auctioneer for the portly
suu Of ninety-one thousand dollars. The es-
tale cnutai: ed mite y-oDe acres; the mansion
was Of stoue, in Gathic style, with tower, porti-
cos. aud ba. windows The goldfish a1istoczacy
ofthe town filed sevrai cars, and and all the
men were fran:ic for ! view aud 4 purchase Of
thc sufas, statrettes. pictures, DC dc., Of the
poor old gentleman who went down to his grave
ut eunlity with his own aesh SID blood. because
she welded the man OF her choice. John Deau.
now clerk, in the custom ilauae, deports him.
telf mod.ssy. and faithfully discharges all hts
duties. Ills wife, iu their humble cottsge a.
Williamseu'eh. j. true heIp.meet to him. ar'l
they live as comfortably an:l happily together
as any couple an Long Island. But then he
isn't rich, and that with tie snobby portion Of
mankind, makes d deal Of difference
Mr. Rafey has commenced series of faro-
,well exhibitions in The Afhumbra Palace, Lyn-
don. On Tuesday. the o21 uts.. he was 10 ex-
pertinent on a FATHER difficult subject. judging
from tue tol,wiug description sent up With the
animal. The owner says:
IL hare sent ur the gigantic cart.horse Eap-
tsiu. lie il ~ hands-61gii, and weighs Is cwt
: {probabty the largest horse In Eogiand:} has
drawn six ions We eht from the soroueh across
Lopdon Bridge. He has bitten no less than
eight persons. some Of whom it was necessary
to remove to the hospital. Uae man i. selected
to attend him, and is al*ays armed with stout
biudseon as rsotectinn. Pray micd, no
stranger il nllowed to Eo near him ia the stable,
~ be will take man up in tis teeth and shake
him rs dog would rat"
-str. Eusixn Edridge, man who recently
died in Chatham, Mass.. had lived without food
for II days previous to his death, it is said.
-Btisham Young, with several of The digni-
taries o! his church. but with fewer, il ans, Of
us has oeen 10 fo 'h lot re past
L paper mill, which he proposes to set up in his
city.
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LATER FRoM EUROPE,
q ARIEALDI IN PALER II o.

ST.. JoHxs, June 6-The steamship Prince
Albert arrived at The Bay Of Briton, at 5 o'clock
on the morning Of the 6th inst. She br1oga
; Galway dates Of the 2sd Of May, and Liverpool
dates By telegraph to the 18th OF Msy.
S1c1LY.--Accouuts from Palermo are conflict.
ing. Garib.ldi bad entered tho city aud as.
sumed the Dictatorship. Il Was reported that
lie entered Palermo with 5000 infhnlry and
1000 cavalry, and that the feapiitsos wereiay-
ing down their arms. It was also stated that
Garibaldi had issued q stirring proclamation.
stating that he assumed professionally the dc
tators6in ofSicly. He Was received with the
greateat enthusiasm ut Palermo. The news
lacks reliable confirmation and some regard it
as premature. There was great panic at Acs-
aipa amobg the authorities.
0ficial Neapolitan dispatches Of the 25th Of
Nay. assert that the insurgents a we5e beaten
and that one Of their leaders, kossel1na Fnto'
Omar Bn,rA1y.-The proceedings in The
House Of Commons indicnte that the Govern
ment will be unable to carry the Relorm LII
through this season and they WILL certainly de-
The result of the great Derby race was sent
in the teleg.arbic news BY the last steamer.
Umpire ran furward throughout the race, but
CAME in vt tba end, the SIKH horse, being long
d ta1c. By ths winr ef, Thormamty.
FaAscE-1t IL run,useu that the emperor OF
Russia contempases visiting Patis: ...
II was also 1umored that the -Honiteur was
abt ut 0 publish a speedily the French Am
bassador 10 The Sultan Of Turkey, Of m alarm
ing nature.
Duke OF Tuscany continued the agitation at
Florence, for his restoration. The Government
had seized important documents, containing
ths Church and Calnbria. Prince Gortsc1akof
had issued a circular explaining the reason
, 1860-06-08

The British Corn Trade,


The continuance Of mild weather. with
heary fail Of rain during the past weck has
gwen sudden luxuriance to all vegetation.
1he grass lands hars wonderfully iuProsfd-
producing fall in hay and the wheat plants
That have survived the rough winter have KreAt-
y rallied. Still the vacarcies occae'on:tl are
further pcrceptib'c. and as no moro ram 's
wanted for this crcp. there is SOME daneer sha'
The straw will exceed the crreal produce:
Spring earn has now every prospect oi good
yield. with q continuance Of genial weather. ~
Scotland, Aow.yer. the rain ltas been cold and
sweepiux. und rruziers hnye tua hastily turned
their stuck iaio the fields. The wheat traue,
with small supplies. has continued looking up;
n 4ny markets ave risen iu1'y ls per 4r'. ana
the week has closed with much mGre hruncss
than il commenced. The stacks ot g"od for
eigu still being luw, sud lhe h"ldefs of E"glssh
firm their t11sE osfiou tu sell vii! bc iLuIenccd
by lie weather: while The tlct that we have aN
along upaiutaed 1hat last years crop was dc"
fect,ve, will tell its owu 1ale rs the lesson ;ld-
vauces. The late rise on the continent has r.
csiyed slight cheek by EuEish ady.ces aud The
,mnroyemcit in the weather. AIK'ers and
Snain. with a propitious srasor and advancing
crun. show s61,,e decline in prices. SO, also,
do France. De1riuu, und lIul!aud slightly bur
Germany. with small stocks, is only calm in ex-
pectu,ioi, of the reaction in tho English mar
kets. This Ind already coalnlsnccd; aud,
though the Danubfan por.s ate rather discour-
ared. rs we'll as Odessa, repo1ts Of dumage to
tie growing crops iu Southern Russia By To-
Gusts, have impaired fr,nness TO hosdera. In
the American markets theie las been very little
change.
The arrivals of the coast since the 10th Of
May were forty Six cargoes. Of which nine car
uors were wheat, twenty-five maize, and ten
barley.
Tue sales noted last week were lD5. 1868 qrs,
Fheat Ut b2s 81, against o, sos qrs. in 1853.
, 1860-06-08

INDEPENDENCE, No., June 7.-The New Mex.
leo uluil, will uutes 10 the 2lst ult arrived
Today. The Narevajoe Indians made an at.
tack upon Fort Defiance, a few days before tha
mail lett, and came very near taking il, as they
were not expecting anything of the sort; for
tunate!y, By sone encouragement Of the lndi-
ans, their presence WAS discovered, and after
some fighting they were repuf.ed.
Trains OF wagons were arriving at various
points in the Territory almost daily. and bust.
ness was reriring 10 some extent, but it mas
somewhat depressed.
Six companies Of soldiers are on Red river,
on tue lookout for Indians
A passenger sme to Fort Union with the
mail. who stated that ho had orders from Col.
Fontslroy to the troops not to attack the fndl-
ans if it could possibly he avoided.
Six companies also left Pawnee Fork on the
1st, on scout, aud it theg do not receive cou1-
terman61ng orders they will no doubt drive
the indians from the road or whip them into
submission.
The forty dragons that left Pawuee Fork
some weeks ago to attack band of kioWas,
returned without finding them.
This mail came through without an escort,
not seeing m Indian on the road, and would
have made schedule time cnly they, travelled 5
days with an OF truin.
4 train Of 10 wagons left here to-day for
Denver City, md others are making prepara-
tions for leaving in few days.
The news re from the gold mines is very
aatteri1g. aud has created quite stir amongst
the friends of those out there.
. The weather here is still dry and there is no
prospect Of rain.
, 1860-06-08

Coxconp, y. H., June 7.--Governor Goodwin
WAS inauguratcd today. There was an annual
military aud civic display Oh the occasion. The
Governors Il rise Guards. new corps. was
elite and chivalry Of the State.
The Governors Message is brief: II ia main-
II devoted to local affairs. Of which he spenks
eucouraginc'y. in CONCLUSION, he says that
New Hampshire declares to all aisargauizers
and di>unloni+.s, wherever found, that she
stands by the Union and Constitution a. inter-
nsq,1 but s. ,e s
aud the prec.dents Of all departments Of the
Federal Government,
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The Alabama Convention.

Mosrooxrnr, Ala, June 6.-The Douglas
Convent on sent q full delegation to Baltinao:e e
to nominate an electoral ticket.
s. c. Paslcy, ". o. W,us!ou, ]. J. Fivice1s, +.
H. Baker, Jehn Forsyth, A. W. Hillard and VI.
Gatnett. There ars also twenty district dele
gates. ......
Tue Regular Democratic Convention send
delegates to Richmond and Baltimore. Thnse
at large are r :. Lyons, 4. u. Meek. 3. ".
Paine, ". L.. Yaucey, Vim. Brooks. +. D..
Smith, l., Il. Walker, l.. ". la5sler, and twenty
district delegates.
Mr. Yancey had the floor this morning and
spoke in favor Of the minority platform.
Mr Gardrcr. Of Richmond, followed in favor
Of the minority platform.
Mr. jackson, OF Savanuah, spoke in favor Of
the tn j ,r,ty platform. anl Mr. Cobb, Of Wash.
incton City, closed the debate.
The vote WAS then taken on the minority
platform and resulted, ayes II, noes sos.
The vote was then taken Oh the majority re.
mort ayea n99 noes II,
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NEW OnIxAxs, June 6.--rhe schooner Poto-
mac. floaI Vera Cruz on the 18th inst, has mr.
rived here. Messrs. Jecktr Co, bankers, had
fsiled, causing immense losses shi oughous the
country. n. Gabriac. The late French Minister,
vas IN grca, distress, having lost all b. Jeckcr'a
failure.
The diplomatic corps had suspended all rela'
tions ,.tlh Mirsmon's COVER n.neuf. 3iramon
WIS near Querate1o, surrounded by Gen. Uraga,
with u QUO men, and unable 10 escape.
pacheco, the new Spanish Minister, had ar
rived.
The dispositions Of Capt Turner aud others,
in reference to the captured steamers, are re-
ceived,
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~ HlCAGO M}lIi~tURNISHIN4
~ DEPOT.
, 1860-06-08

mark, and gives to that part of the Island
quite townlike appearance. Hence the ne.
groes 20 directly down to the sea each day
aud bathe the.c!n. Thia in itself ia meaos
Of great personal comfort, besides being
hea!thful exerctss. Tic depot is esq feet long
BY IS w'de divided into ntos large zooms, D.,
thst the sexes are separated, ~ we'll as chill
drcn from those Of larger growth. In these
spacious aud well Ventilated rooms, they eat
and seep. aud during the heat Of the day re-
pose from vertical sun. They a.e ted in
squads Of ten, seated around a large bucket.
hl'ed with lice and meat each one armed with
aspoon to feed With. Thirty gallon tubs stand
ia the center Of each room, add they are per-
nisted to help themselves freely to water.
The hospital is ia feet long BY 81 wide, and
60 containa at the present time $50 patients.
There are afflicted with ophthalmia, some sixty
many totally blind with dysentsrie, dropsi-
ca! and rheumatic Affections as we'll ~ diseased
!ongs. Some sesenly-three {she W,ld6se's, 10
females, 80 males the Williams, II females.
q macs. II Of which while On board ship,)
hare died, principally from ,hose SO atteouased
and worn out that it WAS marvel they lived Is
iong as they did. The ophthalmia cases Of the
William are numerous; but those in which the
eye IS whole are improving under the active
treatment which their case demands
The hospital is under the charge Of Doctors
Nhltehurst, SkFine and Weldon
, 1860-06-08

New OnLtAxs, June 7-Jscker / Cos liabil-
tiles are Il 400 900 Assets, 500. 900. They
ask M extension Of tire years, promisipgto sur
render 90 per cent, Of their capital each year,
itors refused The proposition. They were 10
meet again on the 2Ssh u!t.
It was reported that Uraga had met Mira
mons vanguard and oserthfew it,
Mr.. McLane WAS sick. he will return home
if the trcsty is not ratified.
The Donaldsonvslle Convention adjourned
to-day. The secession at Charleston WIS con-
demned. Il was resolved that the Louisiana
delegates pledga themselves to support the
nominees Of the Baltimore Convention.
, 1860-06-08
FROM Lake SupeFior---Loss Of tho 6foa.
tuer Arctic.


The steamer Fun ain City, Capt. Peck, ar
rived from 0ntonogon last night. She brought
news OF the total lass of The steamboat Arctic.
Capt Miller, tn Tuesday Of last week.
The ARCTIC. upward bound. struck the west
ernmost Of the uuton Islands, Lake Superior.
betEeen Marquette aud Portage Ent1y, Al about
half past six o'clock IN the morning, ID a tens,
fog, and commenced leaking. Immediate prepa-
rations we1e made by Capt. Miller to stop the
leak and work her oh, but the sea commenced
making soon after. aud in q short time every
efJrt 10 save her became fruitiess, aud she
went 10 pieces Her engine lies in about four
fathoms water, aud her hull and other wood
work we're broken into fragments and scattered
everywhere.
The is!aad is rock, aad 10 bluff that one could
step from her bows upon it. The passengers
and crew we're ail safely landed, and portion
of the freight. The party renamed On the
island till 1hursday evening, when the Foun-
thin Civ, pEssing up, wss hailed by small
b9a: sent ont Th=y were taken aboard and
landed ut their various ports of destination,
Capt. Miller aud portion OF the crew came
doSu On the Fountain Ctr, aud the remainder
uiil arrive on the Sea Bird The freight that
was sa.ed was also forwarded.
1le Arctic was quite N old boat, and Wa (
owned in whole or in rart By Yr- John uutch-
ines OF this city. We sre not appriseti as to her
value, insurance, 0: utnount Of freight lost.
o1,r, to the lateuess Of the hour Of tie arrival
If the Fountain Ctr.
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M ARIN T. JOURNAL.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARR1rED....-..... June :.
SIN. IIuro7 Moran, K&1smstoo. .ar h'ngi~..
Pcp AlcCtapy snesnu, q AID Tr7 80 N ucber.
prp Ott.wa W.Yrc-. u -tSt OF, ISL n lumber.
rchF AGp; lhosne. Jo,son Mn.k -con. - IN nMber.
%rhr wyoming Fui1utE Grand Haven. 10 n :.
eFhr Mermaid. homp&nn. hts Lake. 100 Il Il f'ts.
schr Ferry Hannah Ganned Pier Aasquet:e. $50 n un
sehr forar. Prse:son. rantwsssF, = Cd q. ,htnsis'
sehr sehr r. rp1,t It, =. BfoSp Grand RIVER = n unsc1
setr i; v Iohnsop B.u.n, l}ud4'o light
fehr ii Hamnond. Witt, 81. pkxtGo. aohe!s r'a:se7
srhr II fetce Lawrence. Vol ttseK- Cd. wno'
Sehr Fsrny It'd Flov. L. ng. Saut Bay 50 N !um1 c5
Eehr Two Lha.liss Bel. Man towoe. s5 eas wood.
CLEARED. June 7.
Star Uu1pp rahst. Grand nnveu. lixht+
Ssny .:enei. NWsan G.aud Haven, dries.
S4plr 6sAx%lle tsutI r. sit1wAukc<. 1un6rea-
Pop Stafs+ Ka11ds, Hut14o, il, o00 b, to1n.
pft p tHlawA NA-htr, Muek<Gcn, lHht.
Prop FIT b1fsh. Be- kWlIh. II .lo IL n0 b0 wbea!-
tchr FoHsrt FxfAison, faiI I Water, light
6tnf unc1ot, Brown, Grand Raven. light.
fthr -pa1t4n. S4A-je r. Paint II .tsr, 3ens.
tch1 EtTempo. ArgleA, Easey'a us1h1t ltc1t.
Echr Wyh"dotts McGs1w. But L., 1900 bn ceYn.
Schs and Flo} Long 2tboyk1u. 10 hIgawnes
Ses.f Inv ncilt. Howm1n, Hu64ai 1870 bu wheel,
st1s H~ee: IT. Ees. HufaHetop buffalo. eLCQ bu Gull.
seas IN en- M*nt. Bug Light.
ec1f Sffuada. d ". GrnA r, =, ,1Gs tn whe1t,
Sehr Mlnatsa1a. Halsted. T,ans!s i,ay, aundres
setr Eomme Gem n. tandis4, Naek ake, hxtt.
schr SutaH Clark Jhnsou, Bal ey uasso1, N:ht,
FcasG Pottes. sRata, Gfaaa Aar4a, i4kht,
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Foreign Markets.


Pen r11Ecx ALpEnTl 1EvEGrooi4 May r..
L1rrRr, huEApsrrFzs-K't 'thass!sop. Stctce 4 Co.
report dous du -. &5. WAat qu et saits Of red os
5eQeits p while GUru very dull, salt Ut Mz-
ed. s4s I'd, yeioN 3ia, While 70 6tM Sc.
ra,vlsloss-rak. hrd. Sa.h + Go. ard oftess 'ero1t
beet heiyy+ Quai ie Slightly d. cl ned EarD" tnar
tve tut hfa la1d ,u!l a;d quota " tassy n;a.taaea:
hu he's h.s Ptuuee rak t-ftt< ard psarl. ss@ :std
for the fosn' 80 Gsns the .a.E- suga1 heaEs.
Crfe du A1d al 4"aln g dtcine N!c" du - f.!
tone .ae. Of .;-ria :is tdas5. Fs usl. shw y sae
tut price. unat d; Ln7erd Uls 1es GGG29=: Resin
tteAty - :dGL 1. I'd eoMMna.
lospox trzE1. 7bafi,g nrre. report GTat.,u1s
clfned I'd. C- ,nlcr qua -sit.l sed &!K1.
fsire 81 acy S%srits o Tut et.nc uuit i '-toa
3sss t.. 1Pa ali qua ttIts ST. y advaucs sses nj
emmpn CouEou; stefn On. al qu&us slightly dsc hcd.
sAh satftS4.
3inxxY MARKET-Ctn.tts Il sed on Ffday at
sss mon, y ssM ~ccun.. aiesrs. lei Cn. tie
market f1s AnIrrcaa securities GU ri atd unchanged.
LATEst rkLEGnArn.
LrvErrno1 Mav :s-Cott sales e.urday amounted
TO 4oJ bales Of y h 10 were ~ kpceua and exruE
rs Market Bte Idntu6t cuAed OH >atuEdIy quilt,
aud pr0y4tlOus CUl
, 1860-06-08
Michigan Republican Convention.

DE1no,4, June THE kepublicaa State Con-
yeution met here TODAY, and made the follow.
ing nominations: For Governor, Austin Blair
OF Jackson county; ieut. Govtrnor, Jas.
Dirney Of Bay county Treasurer, John Owen
Of Wayne county auditor. Gen: L. G: Berry
Of Lenawee county; Attorney General. Chas.
Upson Of Brarca county; Superintendent Of
Fabiic destruction. John II. Gregory Of Wash.
tenaw county; Secr*tsry of State. Jas. U.
Porter Of Allexau county; Commissioner II
Land Office. San1. S. Lacy Of Calhoun county
Member Of DoasI Of Edncstion. Eiwin Mi1lst,s
of Monroe county; Prtsiaene;ak E'fctors at
Lar9<, II. G. Wells Of 4 4lamsz,o County. lsulus
uosmer of 19gham ctunty. The Convention
Was entirely harmonious. a large aud euthu.
s;us:ic Republican meeting was held at the City
Hall this evening, 10 ratify the National and
State nominations.
, 1860-06-08
I illinois CENTRAL. itAlI.
=

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON i
~ Quincy E4:LKuAn
Ps8seuktf TrAr+ leare ar ary.yr ch!e1 Itpw&1
DAv Express leaves a:ia ar Sun.l.>> a1rvss
$50 pm. Sundays e1cxptt.. Sixhs h1p:ess tav+s Wis
pm. SATURDAY %1ctpts1: .rfve. $50 s.u Mondays
Merdots hcsogc atla .easss cuatAya
sxexptet; As7ives sis 1u.. $uxcars excepted.
u, y. hANMtssI, t.-EenAi -aet-
, 1860-06-08

III TE1raaArn.l Nr1yALo. June :.
F1ocR-NnGcras- drmani and IT. a1y. Sales I.00J lfis
1t - for uper t':Aa 70 # e1r. rs.ss NJ C.nad
43.. u tor txlta il iIpt~ and Iowa. Is t.t 53 Tor
E1d 10 clio oa1o AID Indiana tto 'sl ooutit
.....
dsA1~-Whea' market qu!et and Gr11. Sa1cs 400 tu
NiIa club sttA!, Curn GIu and n tais IL d.
Sales Is oo bu II 81 fo1 1ul d. u ILr ucs- Charge
III OH. srA!.
NamkY-N rnal At -.
f.A%AL FER aa1x-F IN 10. for ,ur. Ike for whtAt
1pkt fur cora to New ~ X.
, 1860-06-08
The Japanese Going to PhiladeIphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June 7-The most extensive
arrangements are being made for tho reception
of the Japanese. It is the great topic Of the
people. The japanese will arrive about 3
o'clock Saturday afternoon, and will be received
BY large body OF military. The Committee Of
the Council arc holding daily meetings. They
Intend giving the public every o. porsunity Of
observing thu strangers. Opcu barouches will
bs employed for tue Ambassadors. The 1ss
City Troop aud Black Hussars will act ny
special guard. Places will be assigned in the
procession far the Governor, Coinmodores
Stewazt aud Reed, and the judges OF the ses-
erat Courts. 4 torchlight procession OF the
fireu,an and trial nf the s'esm tire engines is
contemplated. The Ambassadors hare accepted
IN invitation 10 a matinee Ut tho Academy OF
Music, to be given on Tuesday under tbe
auspices Of Wheatley 4 clark.o .of tue Arch street
Theatre. The entertainment will c,mprise
popular selections from the opera, drama and
bullet
, 1860-06-08
1k5s 1875. 1e@.
Total 70. TIE ueek....aLs-AlG3 al691eH $1,ost, ,0.6
Hspo't.t for wt*k....9,.t21.ess 4sl' .sH Aa4'.sss


This Export statement il very favorable,
Allowing an aggregate Of over two milIiona-
Among the artc.es exported are &C, 900 busbe1s
Cara. and 125 900 bushels Wheat to Liverpool;
$ 800 bbla Flour, and 10000 bushels Grain to
ireland.
FaEle8r ExaAoEx1x1s At NEW YoRK. The
New York Tribune Of Wednesday, reports as
follows: -ffeigh1s opened rather lower, bu.
recovered parti.lty ere the close. To Liver
pool-so boxes Bacon [per *teamer) at a5s.;
20 tcs Beef at 4s.; 400 hbla Flour at 1s I'd
n .oro bushels Wheat At 7Qt7ie. 10 bags, closn:
=. tue latter rate; 5so op0 bushels Corn At SIG
q. In bulk. and Gs@7c. ia bags. To Glasgow
80 bbs Pork It S. 81; 80 boxes Bacon 4. s0s;
1000 bushels Wheat, in shippers nags, at lid.
ToLEDo MARxErs. June SIN the market to-
day there WEI iittls mo1s activity thsn here
tofore Ia what. md \ few sales Of foar.-
fiour-Salea 100 bbls t'Uorn City" p. T.; $50
eols extra At IS -: 80 bbls *Fam:ly 1t &. .ssf;
eo bols at 1925; 80 bbts at $3.50. Wheat
Sae last erensng 900 bu Red at l.2s; to-day
2oo9 hu Red ?. H. T.; 600 bu do al 81 .as; 1000
bu White p. .. ii 4, ,00o bu do; rome srles or
Whise at 6l.8a. Corn-Sales las. evening q. 100
hn 1t 800; 5000 bu st same; 1000 bu a4 boc. =:
, 1860-06-08

Cxc,SsA11, June Henry Crowley, teach
er in the Mount Auburn Fe,nale Seminary, ,1hile
escostinE two LADIES' home from the opera house
last night was attacked t5 rowdies atthc corner
Of Main and Hunt streets, and stabbed in the
breast, causing instant death. The murderers
hare not &c. heau arrested.