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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-27

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-27
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freune.t6lte @nfnabnt une sepienune. Bsoinsunetn mIsie.
SeratieBuns Der Yreiie pon 8cblen.
Die grsifs ron Gpts inS pis af rtiisN 9laSriSt pt
srft auus COT. $3.50 Der qsob.
porb Sole, beiSs Sprtem $50
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runs.
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BATH, uno Gde Der 6. une Dprbfr.. fdelib Rom Canal.
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Virginia Fire 4 Marine Insurance Com
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nnp i'm Sabre 1882 pur@ pie @ejtbaebuna
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@rtitt ID III ben aiOsIi6it b%ilisfta 9r.ifen beltens e%n,pfebI,.
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Dry-Goods s Fancy-Store,
No. I16. Gde Sroa0= u. 6. Straes. Wc. 176.
@. 81. &O~fenbaum
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Ct fttne Sprirs>gDNaren e~mpfansen, bic in elmer arp6sn auss
pabl Der neutlien IrtittI beftbtn, un6 ~ unasrrein biliatn
9reilen, tpelHs feline @oneirreni iulafen, scrfauft fper6sn.
SD bt6e ~6eiOHoers iOlstnbs Artitel berYor:
Seiosnjeuse, in lHndrl unb alien WoSefarbeu.
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teeptns GOODS II. tpslentn u. baumipsuenen Gtrlnp
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9. ST. &nfenbaum
E1k taw neuen DParft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-30
FIFTEENTH WARD REPUBLICAN ASSO-
CIATION

An enthusiastic meeting of the Fifteenth Ward Re-
publican Association was held last evening at No. 6l8
Broadway TO ratfy the nominations made by the
Chicago Convention. Mr.. w. Il. BLAKE, President
of the Association, occupied the chair. The meeting
having been called 10 order the Hon. r. A. CoNKLiSG
offered the following resolutions:
Resrd That the union the East with the West phed in
the nomination Lincoln and Hamn made with tho cordial
assent delegations the border Slave States gives asur-
ance that reign nsrue and corruption draws 70 an
end and tbst Republican Administration OF the Federal Gov
emrnt will soon the rule Of honesty, integrity and
economy in national affairs . . ,,u
PoLed In The language luous and beloved follow
,itize William H. Seward that We lind In the resolutions OF
the Chicago Convention platform satisfactory 70 Us a.
had been with hands and the candidates sdoted
by e. eminent aud able Republicans with whom we nave
dsy In maintaining the principles enDoheo III 'n
excellent creed and that cheeuy give them sincere ana
earIett support" -
Resoted Tht believing nominations Of Lincoln and Ham
basis ch upright and patriotic citizens may
hOnOTeby combine 10 the country nom boundess PI0
gsiy amazing Deciency aud Wholesale robbery we invite
honest all parties unite with In their support
Resoed That the Empire state ougtto do her utmost toward
he REDEMPTION Of country from the to oil her
betrsyers pledge best exeons 10 roup majority
Of least forty thousand for the nominee OF the Chicago Con
ventiOn.
The meeting wac then addressed by Messrs. {. A.
Dana, Mcfarland 4. T.. Benedict, and Il. A. Conk-
Ing when The resolutions unanimously adopted
On adonrpiDg six cheers were given for Lincoln and
HanliD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-30
,1gRsEY-CITY COMMON COUNCIL.

rroular meeting of the Board was held lat even
inc M The Council Chamber the President, Mr., III Ar
pfSBrRcH, in the chair, and quorum present The
following resolution from the Special COMMITTEE ON
Charter Amendments, was presented and adopted;
Rsrosed That the Hon cOrneia, Van Worst the Hon d. :
Messrs H. NJ Tpphogen d. Miller, James FlemnIns. aud
Job Male hereby appointed committee 70 prepare and
r%is awerdment after approval by this Board to be sub
med c citizens Of jersey City for tier ana
approval prior the presentation Of the same to the Lega
tue.
A communication was received from VIVA ~. Sloan,
rendering his resignation rs Constable OF the Ihrd
Ward, on the ground that he considered that b. Me
Anay entitled TO the eertiicate Inc resignation
was accepted. o
resolution was adopted approprating $3.50 for the
purchase Of new truck for Hook and Ladder Company
No. 9.
A preamble and resolution was adopted, making it
the duty of the City CLERK To Keep Register vi p's
marriages and deaths.
A resolution was adopted, directing the sale of the
old engine house OF York and Gregory Streets
at putlic auction.
and taverns was introduced fixing the rates Of license
at $50 instead of $50. After some discussion motion
TO adopt the supplement lost by vote OF III 10 D.
Mr. EARLE stated that the total amount received Tor
licenses last year was $780, and the cost 20 the city,
from the sale of intoxicating liquors, was about three
ourhs OF the whole appropriation for city purposes,
nearly S60, 000
BERNARD McAnay was elected Constable in the
Third Ward 10 fill a vacancy.
An ordinance was adopted providing for the erection
of temporary City Hail. 80 feet front by W feet deep,
to be located on the corner of Newark avenue and
| Washington place and the Committee on Public
Grounds and Places authorized to advertise for
| proposals for building the same.
| PhiDeas &. Drummer was elected Street Commls-
| soner on the sixth ballot over John ID. Nolan
The Tax ordinance for the years 1860 and 1861 was
| taken up and passed on its second reading.
| A resolution was adopted directing the Committee
| on Public Grounds and Buildings to report pro-
| er;,mme for the celebration of the 4th of july
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-30
Markets. Reported by Teleeraoh.


NEw0RLEASs, May 2aCoTToS: Sales to-day 5000 bales
prices easier but quotations unchanged sales OF three days
$500 bales RECEIPTS Of three days 500 bales against go
bales last year Receipts ahead Of last year 900 bales Re-
ceipt of eli Southern ports head Of last 10000 bales
MoLLK May 23-COTToS-Sales to-day of 1900 bales The
l0lc.
CHARLEsroy May 2oCorroS-sales to-day 800 bales mar
ket unchanged
PHILADEIPHIA May 29-FLouR dull WHEAT steady; Red,
81 33as1 40; White 81 asa 81 81. Corn declined 2d3c
bush Yellow roc Provisions closed with
advancing tendency; Bacon Shoulders and Sides dl0c
WHISKY firm at 2ld22le.
BuPYALo May 29-FLouR 6rmer, and in better demand but
quotations Unchanged sales 200 bb at SIS IS for extra State
5 so for Illinois and Wisconsin, SIS 50d SIS 70 for
fair choice Ohio and Indiana and $6a sc IS for fair to
fayorte double extras WHEAT mer sales 600 bush No
Chicago Spring III 0TDS1 o. $500 bush Canada Club at
81 H. closed rmer but quiet sales nearly 5000 bush
Illinois at 5c. 1900 bush Toledo at SOC. OATS dull and
heavy WHISKY steady sales 100 bbls. at 20c
BALTIMORE, May 29FLoUR steady; Howardstreet Super
fine IS so Wheat quiet White 81 400Sl 65 Red 81 30
dsI Corn active; White, 6Sa72c. Red 6aa67c Pro
SIS; Runp, $l4; Bacon, l0ic. WHISKY nominal
OswRGo, May 49, m.-FLouR market unchanged WHEAT
in demand sales Of SOO bush Milwaukee Club at
81 ISL and 5000 BUSH Canada Club at II H. aao. Cork
market without material change sales of Is 900 BUSH Illinois at
Sole and 600 bush Indiana at the quotation TO arrive
steady sales Of 10000 BUSH Canadian priv terms
BARLEY RYE and PEAS nominal CANAL FREGHTs unchaD ged
Flour Dc Wheat &C., Com Sic TO NewYork LAKE IMPORTS
1900 bush Wheat, 49, 800 bush Corn. CANAL ExPoRrs
1900 bb Flour 1900 bush Wheat $500 bush Conn., 300
bush. Oats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-30
YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN UNION

Last evening, large and animated meeting of the
Republicans OF this city was held under the auspices
Of the Young Mems Republican Union, at their head
quarters in the Stuyvesan Institute Mr.. CHARLES Il.
Rooms IN the chair.
Mr.. JosEPH CESTRE, If aleDgthy speech presented
the great necessity which existed for change in the
Administration Of Government in this country. He
pointed cat some Of the corruphons which had been
practlced by various Democratic Administrations and
sontended that the time had come when the people
must institute Themselves power to establish new.
mode Of doing our national business. He concluded by
reference TO the ra-sptter Of the age and trusted
in God that Lincoln and Hamlin would be elected.
Mr. CHARLES 7. RoGERs, the Chairman, con-
graduated the last speaker that he had passed along
without any reference 10 the way in which Gov.
Sewards name was set forth the Republican candi-
date He thought that their object IN meeting was not
10 consider the defeat of Mr. Stewards friends, but how
10 elect Abraham lincoln.
The Hon. Abram WAgENAS argued that tne Con-
sttujon Of the United States did not recognize any
system Of Slavery, or any right 70 property III man.
lie sbowedthst Slavery existed in the Souhern sIates
by virtue vi statutory law, and as such could not
stbIsb itself in any other State or Territory IL the
Constitution did recognize and establish Slavery tnsn
n could exist anywhere throughout the nation lie
entered al length into the merits Of the candidates ana
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Arrived.

Steamship Quaker City shufeld Havana May Is 1dse and
pass to HsIgous Co Saturday, lat ~ lS lon ~ -,
gnsed brig Kentucky bound 10 the norhward from Cadenas
Steamship Marion Foster Charleston nde and pass spof'
ford Teston Co.
ssmshp Alabama schenck Savannah dse and pass to 9.
with black A on a white field, with red border
Ship Athena Be Sching Bremen Fl days. ndse and 455
pass. 10 KDauth, Nschod Kuhne.
Ship Yorktown Meyer, London and Portsmouth Apdl 10
rndse and l20 pass. 10 Grinnell, Mintnm Co.
Ship Orpheus (Brem Vessels Bremen 81 days, mdse and
265 pass 10 Heunings Gosing
Brig Thetis Dr. Of Gooe) Watkinson Newcastle 81 dIyst
coal to Mead Bell Has experienced heavy westerly
10th inst the Grand Banks In whiriwind lost oots
Brig Tsnna tBr McGregor, PictOu days. oil coal to Co
schr Eee of BroOkbaven Davis. Bsrts 18Th inst ui.
schr Rocky Hill Huff Deer Island days lumber to Boud'
man Co.
schr Moses wsrns Crowel Boston days, mdse to s. w.
Lewis & Co.
sehr Ocean Wave Br) Fewelins st. John N. B., days
stone to Peter l. Neyius Son
sch George Washington MOre Albany lube, for Green.
schr Leocadia Small Salem days mdse. to X. w Ropes
sch Hebe Br) Wilson Campo Bella, b. days, herring
sch Sarah Mcdonald Kelley ew-Bedford oil for Absnys
schr Augusta, Hodges, Boston, mdse for Albany
Sch Yankee Blade Gray Rond put coal for Newbnrypor
Sch Evergreen Porter Stamford In ballast for Phiadephs
Sch Telegraph Nkeson Boston days, potatoes TO orer
Steamer Aida Robinson, Philadelphia, mdse to Lopez
Kirkpatrick.
Steamer NewLondon Smith, New-London, mose. 70 70 No
Rockwell.
steamer Mars Morrison Philadelphia mdse 10 j. " Brgsx
Steamer Penguin, Williams, Providence, mdse to odei
sAILED-stesmsbip jamestown, Norfolk ship Amazon,
London; bark Cavao Indanoa, and others-
WIND-Sunset from g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-30
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
Passengers Arrived

In redmfhip Quaker Cy row Nep- Oreons and HdudHd-
Marquis and Marconess de Valerie de Uxzia aud
Joseph Crawford b. NJ Consul General at Havana Mrs
J. r. Crawford Miss Alice Crawford, Col Ant Modesto del
Vale H. c. M Army Pedro Castellsno Captain Spanish Army
" Cortado Surgeon Gsnealn Spanish Army Miss Rant
children sad servant Mrs N. del Sale Miss del Vale and
Ynssa Juan Auene Juan Ramos De kImeyds Miss tn Gull
len, capt Jose Cotas pgnel coIeu Marmcte osaSs
scbinper Pedro NJ de Yunque francisco Correoso Fran
cisco Hurtado Jose Bosch CsTbone a. Bsrona and brother
VIM. Cumminfs WIN. Hamilton, = Barker, Jose Linsres e.
Hartman Losnse, Mr. Lanbd.n, Miss Essndsr Carlos
Bsu.iro Chas Allison Sebssasn Marques L. M holn. B. j.
Laba Sebastian Cslsgo ii. Bartlett Thos Brown John w.
Bolnsn j. Major r. c. Bamford, James Evans I'd Momme
Cusi NJ lady Children and servant. Charlie. ,i z
Pole A. Bemesbeita and lady NJ Hector lady children aud
sest Charles T. r snah and lady, Ma Perez Domino
VIM spmmsTGeA wifi and servants II. D. Dram, Miss Nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-30
DIED..

BROWNOn Monday evening May 2a after lingering illness,
John T. Brown, in the 42d year OF his age.
His friends and those Of his brother, Robert Brown and
bis Allan Hay invited TO attend his unera
without further notice from the residence Of his brother
law No IS First avenue Thursday afternoon at o'clock,
the Dist inst. His remains will be taken to Greenwood
BRIGGsOn Monday, May 49, Edward F. Briggs in the 5ath
year of bis age.
His relatives and friends and the members of Lebanon Lodge
No 191 and A. NJ and the Association of Exempt Fire
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his late
residence No Ill Clinton street. Thursday afternoon at
o'clock His remains will be taken to Railway for ntermen
BATTAM-In Brooklyn Tuesday May 90 of Group Mary,
only dapgS Of the Rev. Frank and Margaret Battau aged
years and iaonths
The take place at the residence of Mrs Mcdonald
No 80 Lhston street Thursday next May 81 at o'clock
p. IN. The friends are invited to attend
DISBROUAt Haverstraw Rockland County N. Y, Friday
May IS after short illness Charles Gipi OF John and
Emma $. Dsbrou, aged II years and months.
For additional Marriages and Deaths see Sd Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........M
Cleared.

sbps-R l.. Lane Buyer Liverpool T. Richardson Co.
indra tRussian), Lip, London, RACER Bro.
Bsrks-Dileencc, Young Portland Delano Cateni j. w.
Friend Friend 81 Jsgo G. w T.. J. Peters; ys.co de Cana
ton, New Orleans o. A. Kueedson Helvea Pope Bremen
Pope Co COlscrd, COeord Cort, Walsh Carver Z
Ili Barbados Smith Jones Co. Mssdana Tu.hI Ispin-
wall Panama Railroad Co. Tasvers Merthew Buenos Ayres
Co,
Bngs-Judh somes Raymond, Mstsnzas Walsh Carver C.
Co; abby Thsxter Eaton, Eizabehport H. d. Brookman d
Co.; Mary wilkins, Wood Buenos Ayres W. Ropes CO.;
Clarence bradford West Indies O. v Bully Karnsh Down.
ing Savannah T. Talbot Co.
Schoone-0azee Rogers Portsmouth master; r. Steel
man Camp Plymouth Benton Co Breeze, Franklin Bal
more Merrill Abbott; Elizabeth Dutton Newark master
Seamsrs-West Point Rowe, Yorktown, master Georges
Creek WiIlrtts Baltimore, II. Is. Cromwell Co.
soop--Eliza A. Jane New-Hayen H. ). Racket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-30
compared Lincoln az vindeator Of freedom win VIZ VIZ
man who had been instrumental in destroying '"'

compared Lincoln az vindeator Of freedom Win ,t e
man who had been instrumental in destroying '"'
Missouri Compromise. o,ect of
these meetings was TO create revival s''a 80 dawn
in 1885, when they broken On, no ,reat matters
defeated bur not conquered lie salo ns 10 and how
10 he considered were what had they 70 uo a., ,hs,
they going to Il They had $rs &c IL eS ns
Trustworthy man s''aS ,;cs inviolate for the pur
Sna 20 sssom thew must put check on the cor
which lad ~ se 'sf @ %ad e %SeS Se
so recently. ,.ere entitled. He referred to the
o lJSe and much threat Of dsunon if Republican
President should be elected The Democratic party
~ Of Victory and the spos The prospect before
ne Republican party was brilliant, and there was
nothing for them TO do bnt to press on 10 victory 10
work and not be weary, and by their cons'ancy pre-
serve TO posterity the rights of freeman unimpaired
The Lincoln and llamlin Glee Club enlivened the
meeting with several songs.
Three cheers were given for the candidates, Lincoln
and Hamln, and the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-30
BY telegraph.

HIGHLANDS May 49, sunset-No inward bound vessels La
sight Wind light from 5. T. weather clear.
SANDY HOOK, May 49, sunset-No inward bound vessels
In sight Ship Challenger for San Francisco passed out
the bar at $50 H. ship and bgs anchored at s. w.
Spit, bound out. Wind light from s. weather clear -
BOSTON, May 2s-Arr ships Southern Cross, Howes, Ma
nla Shirley, Allen Csleutta steamer Benz De Ford Hslet,
Baltimore; ship Arso Ballard Liverpool bark Fernandns,
PHILADELPHIA May 2e-Au steamer Kensington, from
Boston bark Thomas Dae from Puerto Cabeo, reported
ashore got of without damage; brig Benz Dunnps,
from Cienfuegos
BALTIMORE May 2l-Shp Luna before reported ashore st
CATERS Shoals viii be gotten OF, and 10 to be sold
AT Bremen bark Gustav from Cardiff Bremen bark Anna,
from New-York, with loss Of fore.opmast.
NORFOLK, May 2e-Schr. Maud from Germantown for
Norfolk ashore last night Wioughby Point
total loss The ship Luna ashore Certers Island going
pieces.
SAVANNAH, May 2a-The U. s. Mail steamship Augusta,
Newly arrived her wharf here o'clock Tues
dsy afternoon-sll well
CHARLESTON May 2a.-The steamship Columbia Capt.
Berry from New-York here at O'Clock this morning
NEW-ORLEANS, May 2e.-Ar. bark Saone, from Rio Ja-
ner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-30

TIN SurposED BODY or CAPT. BuRR.-Tbo in-
vessalion has been going on in regard to this body in
Wiamsburph for the last week. under the auspices Of
Coroner Murphy. The case was submitted TO the jury
on Monday. wehn, after short debera'ion, the fol-
lowing verdict was rendered: THAT the said un-
known man came TO his death by falling or being
throw into the water while sasrng from iasens''il'
ity, the result of conclusion ofthe brain sad concus
sion being produced at the basds OF some person or
PERSONS TO the jury unknown"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-30
BROOKLYN COURT OF SESSIONS Before Judge GARRISON
and Justices STILLwELL and STRYKsR.
Peter Nope arrapued for trial the CHARGE of

%
grand larceny In stealing and calf the property Of
named SteFeson residing in the Eastern District The defense
that N,g purchased them but appeared that they
taken early hour In the morning verdict of guilty
T.ndertd. Sentence reserved.
Felix M.Cluskey aud John McKenns who In conjunction
with jane, McCuskey now in STAT Prison. indicted for
assault and battery upon John o. Adams Deputy Sheriff
detailed Ia the office Of tile Dnct-Atorney tried aud
convicted They fined $25 EACH be imprisoned for
3 days The Deputy Sheriff in the act of anestng James
McCmkeypD bench warrant for carrying slung shot when
the accused ineered and assaulted him James McCluskey
OF the term, and sentenced.
Thomas Iey indicted for selling liquor without license
pleaded guilty and In consideration Of the fact that he had
ln9ushed tbs liquor business the Court imposed fine of only
$40.
Valentine 10TH the keeper Of beer saloon In Grand
street d. aagned for trial the charge Of selling
Sunday The accused pleaded guilty. and thinking that
his vas no longer took lis departure When
called on fof ta he not to BE- found and bench warrant
was Issued 70, his arrest He taken into custody during the
afternoon AMI committed.
The Court adjourned until this morninr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-30

THE CATTLE DisEAsE.-Tne Hartford Copraui
after full inquiry, is satisfied that the cattle panic
which prevailed in Connecticut last week was I'M
founded and that the pleuro-pneumonia has moi vet
been introduced into that State. II does not see The
necessity for the grant of large sum Of money to keep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-30

Lean and servant Miss Leed. Rsquerss wP Jsues Mssef
wood csvsns, L. Garcia 9. FIsch, MfI Ress ch!drsa
and servont Mrs Charles Fischer and servants Mss Dolly
Fischer j. Daley, Mrs Ernest Fischer and chdren NJ s.
Won Prsaa and lady Charles ID. Frcder;cb Cnic Wood
worth T. w. Carpenter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-30

sioners hould DO appointed with large discretionary
movers for limited PERIOD TO act in concert with the
local town authorities to prevent the moving Of cattle
through the Sate, or their Introduction from Massachu-
eetfa.