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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23


0<rIn a speech at l.. uisyille on the Cd
inst. the H ol.J J.Crittenden declared him.
self for Bell and Everett, but treated the
pretense that Mr.. Lincoin's election will
cause disunon in the following manner:
"If man is constitutionally elected Pres
ident Of the United States, shall q minority
OF the people start up and ssy, ave will
make revolution; this man shall not De
President Of the United States; we will by
force of arms resist II, and drive him outl'
Is not that destruction Of all govern ment I
The majority must Of necessity rule in all
republics, and If you do not like the law OF
the majority, set aside all free government,
and go TO some place where you will have
no elections, where hereditary rulers shall
take the place of your elective government.
Who will say that II Mr. Lincoln or any
body else is constitutionally elected to the
Chief Magist'acy he shall not take his seat -!
Have you come 10 this' II so, let Us change
the whole Government, and let the minority
rule, though even then would not the maj
urity men object 10 the election Of a ma
by the minorityl The Constitution provi.
ded that the term OF the President should be
comparatively short. but four years, ,hink-
ing tbet now and then dangerous man
might be elected but that he could not, with
all the guards that Congress set up around
him. in the short spa ce of four years, ID
much 10 undermine aud destroy the Liberties
Of the people. Shall we now introduce the
principle of anarchy, and say the man elec.
tee who does not please US ,(the minority
shall not take his seatl Would not there
be time, when the misgoverns, TO call him
to account. according to the constitutional
forms provided for such cases. Il is upon
great principles that Governments depend,
aad these great principles must bear a iela-
tionship to you. They must be recognized,
or you have no government at all-nothng
but anarchy" -.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23

NECESSITY MAKES STRANGE BEp-FEL-'
Lows Phe New York Douglas Conven-
tion, which n.eets a. Syracuse this week,
we see i, enthusiastically announced, will
pu, six or sigh, Know Noyhings on their
electoral ticket but not one Breekinridgs
man-not one. They ignore the Breckin-
ridge, but embrace "Sam" with sffectiounte
hug, or in ether words, "go in lemons and
gel squeezed .rr
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23

length. giving 20 ssvissnisy % emphatic
f'tis 'otbs sppeiistida Of terra del fueeo.a
fTheIfursher proceedings Of the evening
Is in keeping withthisl but spsce will not
admit Of our publishing ii.--ED. CHRoE.]
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23

OF The Columbus Fact, WEIGH coquetied
with the Be.l-Everett mo, ement, as long ns
there was any chance that it would amount
to anything in this State, has come out de.
eidedly for Breckinridge and Lane. The
supporters of that ticket have now spiri-
ted, ably conducted central organ, and are
Consequently in good working or.
dar Sd. -g. ltt.e ri Id.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23

FIRsr HRAvY Ber.-The editors and
psoprietors ofthe la Crosse (wis.) Repub-
lican and eofths Democrat, have bet their
Offices, papers, types, and everything (sslue
S4,0eo)on the resul, Of the election in lllin-
ois and Wisconsin. n Douglas carries both
States the editor Of the Democta, Is to take
both concerns. II Douglas does not carry
both States, then the elitor Of the Republi,
can is the winner. Property to be delivered
on the 4th of March next, .,..r & ,,.v a.,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23

"Popvlar Sovereignty. g. Co..
surprising Sumner in bis seat, knocking
him down with bludeeon, and beating his
head to jelly.
''Non Intervention. y Douglas standing
by and seeing The pb thoroughly dome
New York Tribune.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23
Hamilton, of Texss,'in recent Doug.

, Hamilton, Of Texas,fin recent Doug
las speech, spoke as fo'lows Of Gsnl. Lane;
"He ridicu;ed Gen. Lane as an ignorint
and illiterste man, one who had fought well
for his country, and deserved well in an
humble way ;'but he was so very ignorant
that he would venture the assertion that
unless he had been, drilled since his nomi!
nation, he could not mention the names Of
half dozen Governments existing at the
present time, outside Of the limits OF the
United State" ."pff sfear- 's
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23

0EWhieh are the two smallest animals
mentioned in the Bible' + q 49,, !. ~, =
The "widow.s mite, "..aud the wicked
f'ea'"e8 ,stgsa II 9H9glg miAs rirHir
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23

05~'so see you have pat on your best
suit for dinner
40 yes expected The dinner 10 be we'll
dressed for me SO thought | soud not do
less then return thd comp 'imsni."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23
IN. iJ.slW. GLOVER, iat
TTORNEY AT LAW, and Notary

IA Public. 81. Clsirsvihs. Ohio. ff -
UPOFBtcE up.stairs over Colins' Drug etore.
psnieuisr assentoh paid 20 ths settlement Of e.
ersestsd promptly. AcknowIeds dssmsnts Of Desds.
-ofAttorney and Mortgages taken. tIblt ~
Aiss, Agent for the Ohio Life Insurance Company,
~ P0lieIes tssued on the usual terms. janI57
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23

4 AooutsII these copPsuIss wsre heased
by bands Of music. rsc.tsft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

not retpp) Ibsvs had pitch rosn and tar landed at that
prr tiroe, bot have no! missed any,
a. night ." e 2sth .. 2s Of Mach sstS.so The hou. Of
M h.ars &c les d @ wb,en s@eo 70 p.us
for FIVE ptT'oss Ihesd female Pm s,sDbed-h-n
not hut you shs said No. no, hs [i ms ssey proceed
ed on down toward Hndscn street the ali the time
be deetion 81 the Yori pi,r am brakeman the
Newly ot and Erie Rosd did no. cot to render assist
DR. Quidor testlsd-I made post-mortem exami.
nation The body f unknown woman In connection with
ls Blood toe ma.cs and RIBS n p.IaIoar on the
len aide s,nost like liver, thelly clothed il must have
seuie Of tie is cos bone where Il was united with the
'ssS se ut an inch and hall lover INA. Sss
bruises upon the external surface on the Jeff sse In cayns
terror pat muscles Of belly both sides four five
spots though had been lcted there was coasuated oloo
With blood as If death had BEEN pfoduoed il very rapid
before ibe body hse been thrown into the wate the
imprs.a;ed there under the sfs having the APP
pea shce round hole about the size Of large ho about
one Of inch back this smother hole abont the
size Of pgeonhot the large bole penetrated into the skull
n. e Of alter collected back Of The cart the h, eye
tooth upper jaw depressed back out on the EFF
of .vsi the gum and the tooth under the side
@ s on o1 both oS s Ts ens Standing
pierced above should think she was German or nssn
c Sns:S &c bad S. should
thin she bad been from ten to fourteen days In the water
DIR. Reeves corr0boIated the above eyidepce
Coroner Morris stated that as yet they had been
I'M bic to procure any evidence throwing light upon
this nv ssJious affair and the foreman, Aid. Bro Tn
was desious that every possible effort should be made
TO clear up the mystery he would adjourn the n'esu
| CATION until Monday EeveDing next.
Yesterday afternoon, MR.. Kelvin, residing at tho
corner of Grapd and Chrystie streets referred TO
aboye) went to Police Headquarters and stated that
abe had en- the body of the murdered woman at Jer
sey City, and believed it to be that Of young woman
who TOOK board az Der house on the 3st of March last
but who suddenly disappeared on the "a Of April eav
cbecgs are Nos l35 and LAG Of the StoniDgton msl
lie from Boston TO New.York. The boat upon which
the baggage is supposed to be will arrive Ut this city
this "Wednesday morning, aud the trunks will be OBJ
tanned and overbauled with the hope Of shedding light
i nuon the mystery,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

The GEORGIA BASR RoBBERY.-As has already
been announced, the Columbus Agency Of the Marine
Bank of Savannah, Ga, was robbed the hi ht Of
the 9th inst of more than 5000. reward of 81 800
was offered for the recovery of the money, although
strong suspicious felt that the bookkeepr of the
bank had committed the theft. 1t appears that the
agent of tie bank at Columbus had returned that day
from Savannah and visited the agency after the close
OF business ior the purpose of shutting hs wants. his
usual care The booskeeier had not fnshed his
work. the agent being tired, left the locking up 10
be done by him. That night the agency was robbed.
The suspected bool keeper watched, and ln'orm4
tion obtained of his movements. 1t found that he
had been digging in his garden the day after the
II bbery, and that he bad taken walk beyond Ger
tain bridge At an ulusual time. On the next day. q
negro coming Columbus, crossed the bridge referred
TO, and his attention was atra tied 10 wspaper
thrust under the pauks; drawing this out, he found
$50 geo of the lost money in IT, and subsequent search
brought TO light 81, COO more The bookseeper was
then arrested. What the Southern papers call ga
nice question aries, viz: Who shall have the
WARD On the hand, the owner Of the negro
claims Il; on tho other the hirsr of the negro The
cbatel himself s very cooly a. o. course ignored.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

BUTTLE-In BrOoklyl

BUTTLEIn Brooklyn on Sunday, April 49, Of consumpon
Frances NJ, wife Of Thos Butte aged ~ and mouth
daughter Of Stephen B. and Ara W. Cauans aged years
and IL dogs.
The relatives and snJs family respectfully invited to
from her PARENTS residence No 2JI West Fourteenth street
CREAN-On Tuesday morning. April H. Mrs. Eleanor Cream,
The funers viii take place on Tbmfday at p u from her
resdence No 81 West Twenty first street.
HALLJn Brooklyn MONDAY, April 49, Mrs Harriet G. Hall,
Ieic Of the late gaInham Hall esq OF staten Island In the
Goth year oil her
The friends Of the family invited to attend her from
her late residence No 234 Henry street Boosyn Wsdnes
day afternoon lfb inst al O'Clock, without further notice
HATCHn this city, Sunday April H. Anu, wife Of ID. b..
hatch after long end severe Illness
LOCkWooD-ln this city, fuesday April II, Roswell T.
Lockwood aged II years
The funeral will place from lis s residenee No IS East
Twelfth street. Thursday the 18Th met at 10 o'cock
without further notice The will BE- teken kOrw ala
Conn, for niermen Trains by the Hew-H.yen Railroad
leave Twerty seventh street. at III returning leave Nor
RlLLET-ln bobolen, j. Monday April &c. Elm. Dunns
wife of ID. hl6t, aged ~ years months and day.
postal Tnrytown Monday, April To- lsAas Post aged IS
The relatives snl friends Of the family invited h.
funeral Wednesday afternoon, April 49, O'Clock rom
the Reformed Dutch Church at ionleTs.
PtRBYMA - In this city, Sunday, April l5 Charles
PeIDman, aged 81 and months native Of County
BEINfR-At Orspge, n. j. on Saturday morang April H.
CbsTe. Aimed Va- Of Capt Frederic and Elna
Reimer, aged years, monih' aud y DAYS
RkID-At the Hotel do Ia CouroDBe in Gsncva Switzerland
on Saturday Aaob "a the Rev Horace Hall Reid late Pastor
~ & sepbeh's Church, Mlnbmu, aged ~ yens.
ROENIu this city, Monday April IL, Joan Wesley Warner
Roen only James and Jane koen Aged yesT months
and rs
TOONE-ln this city, Monday April 10, David Toone aged
WALLE-In this city, eBday. April l6 Of vshola1, Mrs.
P,.ola WIDOW Of 'hs late As JOhnC Waller Aseds years,
5montbi and ~ days - -
Sixteenth street, on "Wednesday, u IOA IN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18
M-ARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK .....Ayx


Stesmshps-Jamestown Skinner, Norfolk. LadlAm Henc-
ken; Nose Taylor Griffin Havana III o Roberts
Bsrks-N H. CASTOR Psrmelee, Barbados Bishop 4 Bro.
Reind.er Cupnir a am maDZanla, simson hayhew live
DuIe, ST. Thomas, Maitland PhepsiJ Wesley, Mcclure,
haanzas, r. p. Buck 4 Co.
Bngs-ssn P,euo Csfero Naples, Chamberlain Phepsi
Col Psnpnan Coffin Neuvss; Brett sop Co j 3. King
OBI Cofil halisz, Dewolfi Miicent Lnehouse, St
Johns n. f., "A. IL Routh sons. -
Sch0opers-L Hall Dyer Boston Arrowsuith Balls J. r.
Durfee Davis smy ms V.n Brunt Ssht; Amira Emerson,
Philadelphia James Hand Co Empire Marshsl, sagoa IA
GrsIde, X p Buck Co Village Belle, HAYES 81 Johns
N b., D. X Dewof Armada knoses Richmond, Van Bfant
Ssght; Wentworth, Davidson, W1pdsoj Messenger Avel
Jacksonville, C. B. Dbbe Co. Duncan Snowman, Jsck'
sonvie Brett Sous s. Co.
slosp-Rhode leland Remington, Providence master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

Steamship Marion, Foster Charleston mdse and ps.s 70
steamship r. r. Cuyler, Croker Savannah mds and pass
Steamer Wsmsutts Aey New-Bedscrd md.e. and pa.s
Steamship Florida crowsn Savannah dss and pass s.
steamship Roanoke Couch Norfolk, &c md.s and p.s to
Ship Ocean Express Cof BostOn Wills. Jarvis Island Dec 10
via hsnptVR ko.d. AP % sSsIO tf ssn9e Ree4 Co.
IS a. spoke b. brig E&y, RIO Gr.nde for Q1senosn
2ssh let - % S. Ion % 81 WI svsed BI brig Greyhound
sned bark Penguin March LAT II g. lon 81 90 aaed b.
barb Barucenta, nom Londcn for haurtius =,
ship lusLo (erern Dspncnsn, bemea 90 days m5ss sse
49, pass TO hen:ehen UeAhsrs Ap 10 Of Nantucket '00s
pilO. nm boat Edmund Bont, No 2
haTk CeAlas W. Pou they, Wsshman Galveston IL days 'l
Brir Echo, Rice Port Prince APna coffee, H., to De
Bs VIM Dresser of BausOr Hatch CIen'ussos II days
%sa hers i, leaking 500 STROKES per hour
Bris Restless Or Of n,ispot' n 81 B0seH cSd'nS ID
schr ttson Cole, Rappshsnnock corn Tor PrcTidenee
schr Hsnden, kspI shannoek, com. for Proytienee
fia to martin Has been Bday.N Of H.:ssr. VITA
heavy winds April 10 lat Is 20 Ion. z 10 spoke DL Ohs Mary
schr Georse Gillum Crosel, Portland days stone
ss Sq Ssas p9'sRs s 49,;
scbr z DufSeid' - Portllnd Gays. sto1e.
scbr Fdwsrd Slade Providence days ballast 10 mss.ef
schr Willow Harp, Clinton. Providence dsys SaA-''
sol Snow Cf Bach sport, Jones' Matan'a' 10 days. ND"
scbr MsrshaO Chichester Richmond days oaI Se'
schr \. Shsler Dufseld Por,nd days, stone .....
sloop Poaier, Gardner Providence days ssg % ~ %
Soop Oliver Ames Ba6bde Taunton days. rd'r 70 ~
Steamer AbatToss Jones. Providence mdse 20 .stae II
Steamer New London Smith. NewLOndOr' na'e' 70 L. ~
RfckWrl
BELOW-0ne barb and two bIigS
Also, tnk NisDgis (tianov.), fi0m Sunderland ~ r.
SAlLED-Steamsbips Moses Taylor, Havana snd -.
leans; Jamestown, Richmond &c. saips NcnPAei o
cisco Western Liverpool and others fron 0oAs'
ship llelyetia for New-Uresns. yv
WiNp-Durins the DAY, nom W. $. W.; sunset, N n W.
The ships Creole and James Guthrie both for ss o'''''
have anchored u Quarantine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18
Marriages and Deaths In california;.

In e,n Francisco March 81 by the Rev Mr. Buckingham,
Cha. Hodge o Mics Elizabeth Nsvieon
In gan Fiancsco April ~ by Or Jnus Eckman, Louis Gross
81 i,u,,b FIs 10 Elizabeth Eisher late Of Nsw-Y ork
In San Frnpcco 81 by the Rev. Dr. Buckingham, Dr.
T. Row ell TO Niss Nellie Hull OF Iowa ~
In san FIapc,co Mach rs by the Rev. Dr. Scott Mr. Jas d.
Convay 10 Miss Anna Derham, all Of that city .
In san Franc SEQ March - by the Rev. Dr. Scott MI Jesse
Cberey to Mrs Fanny w: Allen. ~,
In San francisco, March ~ BY the hev Dr. Scott Mr Nnss
ri abesr TO Mis- Mary Ann Desry: . NJ,
In San EIsnetco March a. bv the Rev. hr Buckingham, Mr.
Asa L. Lori z to Mr.. Harriet O. Taroox
DIED.
In Sacramento April CbsDcey Andrews, native OF Michi
gar sged n years =, .,-..s.x w NIL,
In Msry,ys ssea O Adolf Csvspsc formerly Of France
Nass March a. Dr. Oscar p sto formerly Of New jersey
srsd 80 years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18
gKw YORK CLASSIFICATION.
IfnlauIa El.rtl. NJ

COEFEF-Tbv demand Il limited by The small supply, aud
exorbtsnt demands Of holde; the sales 200 bai 81 Do
mnso ?lc ard 100 Rio At . The ek OF all Ands 10
less ban zoe bags and Of whi,h 2O Java, aud only
5fORio.
COPPER mahet quiet but ssoady sales OF 10000
Ciih Ply In Bot q at q o., cash - -
flour AND MEAi.-The demand for Western and State
Flour less arlye ard prices of common brands favor the
buysri but we aie change In quotations. Family FIX
ras quit. and good request extreme rates for the
a, an, % ,nn.lv the sales $3.50 bb Ut S3 8l1 % Is
superhno sue ss 4od IS SO for extra DO % SOD IS 80
Ming b ands o. uudboop Extra ONO 80 z0 ~ for trade
brancs 90 and f6 81 ~ for 81 outs brAod Canadian
Finn a jn r snand and IL steady the arrival, Limited
and lie stock Induced aes Of so bb at IS 65e 81 - or
Trtrs soutasfn Flour held with much cond lepee the
dum ades the close aud the demand
mrly the ome trade sales Of 400 bills 90 2SU 90 IS
for suporhne baltimore &c. and 90 81 Is cI betisr
bands RE -Four IL In fa demand AID j. iIni saes VI 2o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

DAMAGES FOR THE DESTRUCTION or INJECTED
CLoTHIse-An action ssmsges in which Msvins Bishop
rsntiH ID Lansing lambert defendant tried In
the concluded yesterday The
presents novel a In October 1888 Capt Jacob
Wade former husband Of the plaintiff died a. his house
No. street smallpox On the uorping after his
death being to ' faher the the Mayor OF
TIE city 10 plaintiff written order requesting her TO de-
troy clothes contained In the sputent occupied by
her deceased husband This order signed Edward
Lambert Msyor per H. Lambert, CeTk" Upon the reeep
on Of this plsntf believing TO have Off ia saocou
ordered the destruction OF the property IN question By causing
IL 10 be- thrown into the East River Damages claimed for
the value of this property This the third action The hrt
was against city and the comp nl dismissed tn
that liable Unauthorized actions OF
the Mayor The second against the Mayor and the jury
found having that The msde the
oder question without the knowledge authority o. his
father This third trial resulted in verdict for plaintiff
DAMAGES $50 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

Ope.,,z,r,o. or SuyrRsuITHs -Parsuant TO q
call signed b, NJ Brady, Jasass Kirk, james Purcell
j. A. Blauveh and Joeoph Lawson msesne Va
iourneymen silyersmi.bs Gas held iass evening a'
William Ias,ipass liquor store IN Tenure sree'' .heie
ara two branches OF the trads-tne kDo, spoou ano
fork makers and the plato makers; Ou'y eno io ~oi
cIass 1yas renrs sspted last night lie Commtee "u
."od ,ha meatng together announced tho project OF
Irin, an organization 10 protsct toe lnterests o'
n,,ssmen. The trade suffered from the large num-
Der of boys coming INTO W. n. -.
These must be kept on; by organized ehort. IL was
also Of orea, advantage 20 have uniform rate OF
nrAs in all the shops and to get this they must uate
IN its favor This project was well received, AMI ths
me citing immediately held an election Tor permanent
nfFcars the reeult beiog VIM. McGee as President,
and j. N. Blsuvelt as Secretary. There were aDau.
100 ouru eymen in the city employed in this branch OF
the sversmihs trade and OF these there were about
20 present They remained in session until very late
hour discussing the principles 10 be incorporated in
ths constitution. At present, the prices received by
sver-miths considered very fair, viz: an average
Of So 50 per day. Good hands IAN make -, and or
binary hands do not of.en make less than ~. The
trade however, is only profitable from September to
March Of each year.
THE uIsroRIcAL SocIErY.-A meeting Of the His
torca Society held last evening" Luher Bradish,
ESQ.,, in the chair. VIM. Cullen Bryant esq, was
unanimously elected an honorary member Of the So
ciety. Mr. Moore, the Librarian, read an interesting
iect being the Seige of Quebec. Do motion OF Dr.
Oscood unanimous vote OF thanks was given to the
essayis'. -
| member Of the Committee on the Purchase of the
Abb COLLECTION, reported tina. the funds were YET
| $40 coo short Of the needed amount.
The President deiSered brief address on the death
| of James Kirbe PSulding. concluding by Offering 9
series of resolutions Mandatory of his memory AMONG
the contributions TO the library, was book from JAS
| Lepox, esq., entitled Nicsaus Syllsclns de losus
Meridian atque Ipdicis Mavis Nuper, Ingentus, By
the Rev. John BullgaD, A. NJ. The original edi ior
OF this book was first printed in the year li9, anc
there are only two copies of II now extant.
The HOMICIDE ON THE SLOoP-oF-WAR Brook
| LYN-Edward Ray was arrlgned az the Oyer and
Tsrniper vt Richmond, yesterday, and pleaded guilty
10 TIE ind ctment charging him, in conjunction with
| Corporal Cooper with causing the death OF George
Ritter, who was brutally murdered on board tht
soop-of-wsr BROOKLYN in November last. His counsel
on his behalf, moved for posponement OF the trial
on the ground of the absence of material witness
After come discussion the Judge ordered that he be
tried at the June Over and Termner 10 Brooklyn, an
that he be released from custody on giving ~ OOO bail
This was the only business transacted in the Oyer au'
I Terminer A w. Wioant esd, the District Attorney
was ass sted by Jonas b. Philips, esq, OF Ne~-York
Richmond County Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18
nv telegraph.

SANDY HOOK, April H. sunset-sSeamshiP M'ses iTy Z,
fer Havana and New Orleans passed on: oyer re Non
D. M ship Great Western for Liverpool ct y p m nP 80
psre 6oelnek Two barks aud one BRIG are coming
The Book. Wind Fight nom W. weather haxy -. &,
HIGHLANDS, April a. se0set-No inward bound Ne'''N -
sight ~ the ofng Wind light nom W. weather A1J nj,
FORT LAFAYETTE, April ~, san'e-fwo bI y e0hAs W
the bsy. " Ind moderate from N. w weather e.c~ 49,
NEWPORT April AR .chrs Cha iesse hs.oes s,ls,a,
den for Norfolk Bspi English btyeu, EzAoetap )!i o
c. NJ PsitIidse HH and Tsng@la BrAnhal hochnid 49,
York MsSagtsear Lnconvle, Tor 90 tocsdi. SQUAT we
70 a for ssie, a Wlad Parsons Portland ff sa.e'ss
Wfireosoy smith Rooklatd for Rebmondi Powers ~
ms on do for Eew.lok, , PotE, Portland 'o 30 ~ a.
Iabe Cspaase Passport for DO. Honet ueLfy ferssss ~
phis Lssona Rswiey Cslais for New ss Hasesq
Stou r. a. Ns'b suo1t 90 Tor do Ee,ssassa ks,o
ria HAWKINS Sullivan Tor Baltimore w. Pcsens IN
colny5lls for Wilmington, N O. X Ealer Ihey DeA va
Norfolk. - o,s.h. o,...
EEW-oRLEANs, April is--An ship. Belle o. ne oessa
Li,erpOoi Corone aud ewOTlsans hssfei oe- 1t an
CHARLESTON, AyIll FAR ship chsse, Nsw-fs's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

SLAVES IN TExAs-Tke GdErestoH CiUilidn says
that the number of slaves entered at toe Custom
House of that place curing the months of January,
February and March, was 2,692. The total value was
two million, six hundred and nioety-two thousand
dollars. They were the property of planters emigrat
ing IN Texas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18

SHoosD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLIcAN CAM
pAIes CLuB.-Iast evening the Republicans Of the
Second Assembly District met at Weesien's Hotel in
Pearl street, Mr.. Pierre C.. Van WICK In the chair
Thirtysix new members signed the roll The rules
for the Of the Club ware adopted and the
meeting adjourned. Tue meeting was well attended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18
markets.-Peported By Telegraph.

NEw.ORLzAss April l6CoTTos steady; sales to-day, 900
bales at ale sus.R 9uet fair 70 folly fair eac FLoUs
quiet CORN buoy de5c. FREIGsrs-Coton 20 Liver
pool l5l 80. SIGHT xCHAsGE on Nev.Yok unalterei
BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
BosToS, Tuesday, April H. 1880
The following the fooinss Of weekly bank smeu;
Capital 6Ssl 80 Due TO other Banks ISL go
Loans and discounts g. $50 600 Deposits. 1fs SEQ
Specie ........ 62s9 100 Circulation. f1sooo
Due from other Bks 8Sl4 Oo0I