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, 1860-05-04
Fl1ta1tciaI ann 0ou1u1frtiaI.


Txr1knAr Erx:1Go, Nay Sd. 1sfo.
Exchange has been clcso during the day, uu.
der heavy demand. The closeness will bc
likely to last day or two longer, when MI par
ties anticipatc decline Of at least another
quarter. The rate is vcry firm ut 1t, bankers
being unwilling to make any concessions 10
each other.
Currency is abundant, and fIrst-class produce
paper in demand.
Golt II a. per cent, with no demand.
EAks1xcs or TIE GALtxA AMI Cu1cAso Ux1ok Rail-
HaAp ConrAx1-1hc following the earnings Of the a
lena ard ch.go Union Kailsosd Company fr the north
ofEprl
lSt4. 16S1.
Frt.sLt........ssl.:*.2s &ss,i&ks e11,bts.43 Inc.
PA.kenSCrs ...... 3a6&3t3l :14.3Te S9i7,N Dec
Mails Ge.. ....... 3.Ssi.C3 1,6MnQ 14.e6 Dec.
Total. $se.sD6 % eya,0llAs 45so6.21 inc:
Corrected earnings tor tic previous month
, 1860-05-04

1sDIASAPoLis, May 3.-Ths Democrats fired
q guns here to-day In honor Of the Indiana
delegation 10 Charleston, in votiug such a num-
ber Of times for Douglas. 4 public reception
viii be gwen the delegation on their return to
this city.
, 1860-05-04

Total........- $se.sp62 % eyl,0l4As 45Ho6.21 inc.
Corrected casu!nss tor The previous month
, 1860-05-04
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

- -,.. W., ,cxo
,,r,x~,,. ,.,-", ~ ...s' Csa.d;,n h.o
a.. -. r.HS,on :. tE, 1r f,cc,n 81.
~ .A" Ap4. ~ ~ =, .rso,u,,s,d.a Ca,
e, - - - =. a.. ..h. ,Ia.,o..,,
-4 nSs
~ nnn rso.,rss .,o ,,,,. ,b,,,aa t., ,,1. u,-
-,Ff s'''s ~. -, .1,, 90. -.
oao h. .s,-a To1,re ~ ~ =, ~ a., @
S 49,, w 49, ~ s-,s y, aan -, ...,r 49,, ~ "
sz an a., so LII. .pr,r.+on Ct1~ d. -, ,.e1.,.
..o,haw,~ d. ~ AZ IN A, I'M ,r, a. sa,;,. -,
~ 49, 49,, ~, - ~ s.r".,., ~ 80 - Srs s
..1ohn.t nv k,ner n+ az,
WHEAT psce,,,. "a "a, In. 4,,.,as oe eeo II, T.,
x,nc.d,ke s,,.s .vor. IN vct, N : ~ a.. foh
nm br d Ut 4, 70 In st,,a ohr Ia =, ., ,ak IL,
~, ~, IN :, a, "a !, ,,o, ~, IL, ~ srx;- :. =, ~
:. t,a nm H., - =. 4, ,n,< :. 49,. :, m -. a.
- m, hu IN a. Al II n ,to,s nno IN nj ~,
~ =, =, !, .,o,o m, t ~ a. ., nv =, 49,. 1 1..-
to, ,-t. .,n .o1a b ,,+,,1. -, .-.,,. soo l., c,h :.
Al Ia. no hn do At sl,4 800 hu do \, 4, ,n - ,r. N
a,,,r a. ., - a.,
CORN necsnt, s5 no In ,h5orad e. so4 tr ,,..,,,
1sc t.tter Sales vrre a. so1ows, mn h n,t,. W..
, 1860-05-04

FF FTx1tazifE.1 2Ew Yoxx. May 3.
F1ora-A shade hrmc1 with fair demand for tho East
EN- and oca! tHte ano little export inquiry. Sales
io1 ezsfs Do. Is aos {: f3r rrsr esss;n, -
fes common y medium c1tia WestezD~ as.eo26-N for
ii .. as 90 o
export ut t345 Canadian Flour quiet and .tesdy-s1es
to hbls 1t asT@74o for u choice e1t,a Rye
Flour moderately 100 bb!s at &s4o43o for
crer exhibit less desire realize. tales 800 buah prime
so S buh uas fof s9s Il
70 sae.s barley qpiet ao unchanged 800 behss
nom!na!y or whte Southern Otts plenty md heavy 1t
Wl11sxru tRs deuaod-sales TO b5ls q. .oG3oc ea4ks
Ap.s,K1le qqet: =: fer Duencs Ayers; &c for lilo
rnoyle1oksrork steady for and quilt lor prime
Az third do; .sosl4.s nov ramc; tissi I'D do
rountsy prime; 49, 80 DO e.ii.su extsn mess;
Rps n e. II dn Il I'D a teet ham: QUIET saes
shauldc1s B.cn quie 10 10 pkss 1hc4 eesi WsstsS
nddes at lie. Lard, lth moderate de1n1nd; sales 1t
Ss t.a; !sa t.
1s1sMe|sse: s s1 ts!s. q hid. Cuba Mu.eo-
lire and quite hrn; sales oo1 hhds At bx@7c for Cuba
tk@*e for n. llce steady; lsst evening some large
xs5e sde ,y tes s19 sn9n,n IL s
quiet 10 terces changed hauds the above 1gnres Co
iee offering as suction sales today compotcd Of o ass
l&Kc averaging 3316th thus establishing decline of Va
xs Al prv.s ss!e .hcre Il nothing doing:
Set5a ssf at siit ss r NJ, T.
II eli l. G. lailen al p1e1a. % s.. .'' '1l 4 oh'
, 1860-05-04

Gnton Meeting nj New Orleans.
Nxw ORLEANS, May IA meeting is called
lor tomorrow evening to protest against any
action OF the citizens Of Louisiana committing
the State to disunion or secession.
, 1860-05-04
4 Woman and Four Children Hurne d
10 heath.

New YORK, May s.-0n Monday last small
tenement ts ut Orange, ~, occupied By Jona-
than Hobs, blacksmith, was burned to the
ground, and Mrs. Hobs and three Of her child
rcn perished, and another child died soon after
from its injuries. The house was set fire to, un-
der the stairway, which prevented the family
from getting out. It is suspected that Hobs
the officers.
, 1860-05-04

The Corn maskct' anaef Tue annuenee Oh 1he
Canada's ncws, opened buoyant and actiye. It
.,n..d owls, .. mn .drrnce of 16814c mn roc
,.N.S..:.~. N 80 s,.e,. ~ ooo
1eraas ttabsace'ons. aoou1 4"''oVo ousnels
were sold-raost}y for shipmcnt-at Coo for
rriroc r;vcr Ye,low aAoat. &c far River M;red
..G.... -. 80, .a,.,. r1a.... -
!. O. ~ 'ses'o.e LOT Nana' s.loa'; 'asaoafe 'os
No. IN store; 52GsStc Tor No. . IN store; and
4G(a4sc for Rejected. Wheat was also better,
and under good sl,,un;nr demand tta ,narte
e ',...1., -,
Improved lc' cl's'ns !o'e1 pa' ann, VIII sa1es
ol about 5,00V bushels at *1.l2G1.1S for No. l
Spr;ne in store: S1,10@lll for No. Q Snrinp.
.o<- 49,, cp:, O.
Eau si.eoe. '.o.' ,ol 1's1eeea' f4'al was more
firmly held, but there was no material advance
buyers being cautious. About 1900 bbls
's 80 49, . sno''e'
opF4os extras, ana e % Tor good Spring su.
perliuc. Oats quiet urI ttcllv, With limited
.,las ot SIR in storo mr. s.a IN ,~o.t- D..
=. -aec. 49,. .ese
n'"', ~ e"@ 9oc. oa3ss q'.e'' i1'gh"lne
s.eaos a'4'e' '7eeos fca1e' if'stsl '-s luie
fse'ghts so'de5 were 40 'Fs at ''s decline /
sesseroas-ratcs he'ng e!c f"r "1'eas to kings'
ION; ''e 'of corn ana SC 1or "heat to Buffalo
A!I"AekEE AAnkE7s-hay @-Receipis, 3l,-
600 bushela wheat. The wheat market onened
io,o,,;d,r to,d.v 1.e.tar3s,,,. .,-;.o. ,,.;-r
+n;psd ,:;,h S;7;.,;ftT ~ -. r'tss oe4uE nas'
fnra ,,,nn .a1lars ia .;aidod d' snnc, anu oe
IG1c Tho 49, 49,; .eaJaa, ~ uscHne OF
.,s9hs, pr;.s, ~ ,'afas,esah;n y. neifnn' Io-
13ssn..cbas dan-a.ssd tia ,,.l.a. y Gas.eta
-ctors ,rar. corf1od - ni,a,t 49, a1e ttaus"
,nnrn, -aca;rad NJ ~ ssna;. " 'ne
;channa rara NJ = 1n11 III ,oesns sa'ss on
81 II tHr CI,h cr thc 1ErcI. nrd - ~ dI' euls'
md 81 ~ a. E..1s Du s,;ii;. ill., "easeleo'
srhsrs .rars acavoaI,. M ,rE 1.., AinE Samples.
l., tho aft:,rrna,, n.1 *. ~ sus laalne1
NJ .o1os ~ Hnn~ta 5a.- 49,. ooa nsa.lts sa
,o'. suits =, LIZ Apou1 iVou dds OF
=, Ise .i.;ai Ataa euaneeu aanas last night
-o,s,r, ~, m;.'s" "o7 1o1 Anc1uoeo IN our
Tnn,.o sa.s s.a;..I n;waus1E;
.,5 6,au9 ~ a1 oe7et4pGons fe1oain quiet
1NtE Era;rs1,,. Ea';,, ~ ,o.,r ram.
inHuence of Continued 1easr rnca;nts a,d t,'s =
scarcjty of yessc1s inst st ,,rasent bar" a., ,ii
as at Chicago. TIE schoonera nesnstcb n,,'nt
less and .toIn Weeden wrre ch,1taro5 ~ IL
for wheat Ia Duff,Io Tho rates ~ Ao',s ~ ~
also firme-. The different 1;ncs ara adhes;,+ ~
the established ratr I'm IN Vaur V-orl ~
H
n'flAte AAaAk1s-Aay 4--heceipts by
Lake. 1657 brls Hour; 2lG9 bu wheat. Slipped,
1900 bu corn 10 AL bu wheat. s00o In mats.
1,1a h,,s a,r- rt. Ep.x<,., ,.,,s N@'
"oav "A4e 4o3.' ~ 14p'eSS eas7'
me market 1or Hour continues moderately
:etase and steaoE Ut previous prices. sales
I,oou DTS, at g. l:t Tor extra State from spring
:*' Te'eW w eAt'A 1nhu's h4u ~ ls-
consul *o:oeA:..o = Tor extra Vhlo and lndlaDa;
ana St.uvgo.t@t iof Ire range of double extras.
Wheat is quiet. but holders are firm. Sales
ZOO ZOO bush bush; caaadian club and . 600 buah Chi
, 1860-05-04

o ior mora hep il Tie shaps Of stsam pun1s GeI16id
ssqs 90 fe hu hs. eea 4,s ~ MI
Cd IT. I'D i. o.dinE Al fe1 MopsIiSid 'S4 a." H''ea'
TT 1yEws 1ss5st ts s.sa ~. to but
,' lug I Eots vo1fnk hsrlbd. '' ''s' Aa'''
Fe aot and has been toved to Fo1t Huron for 1es.s
bs.a polns o. se 4ussa.S To- a4
laE :h a Int shs hsa miseeaaeou. q msfehaa
e ss 9s Pc II ssdss s 5 .1
Hosoa TO TIT bRAr7--The Msple LeaE Capt Can. of
H. ror nobe vessel belonging 70 MessIs CEasferd
ryed on Friday tbs through the Ice and The 1rt
pppsr Lske ves:el through tho Canal vent 70 oedsns
1hs e.
oas az s.ss the int + he nee' TIL Gsat test
H. A'i Iii & e y esns as IL
boEzow that hat-.o,wcRo Tine. soth.
l.en vS s1l lunecr =, o sr S.seso ea ssbo1
~ es
st.ted at the electricity Destroyed tAe To1kise ef hsr
cannot be got od, being water logged
scna- l.. Il. L4rnRoF-This schooner, bound from o.
nsa1 Ss Bs, r. fs.sd ss n@
to SileFinsc for assistance 1t The last accounts.
Of IL 5esea ihf ss oSe1
vessels bY the prop Relief struck cake Of ics making
o I'D % hf5 nS 5s
-bowS the bank and sunk down ta.2Il. She
s,l be speedily .a:sd pumped out and put on the dock
tow With Ba1que Nucleus sbele. 60 her anchor ii 10
I'd It, q e s nov . g
berry Island In The sEeE other~is. ua!nured.1bid.
, 1860-05-04

CAazLEs7os. Ma. .oP.N.
Every person is wearied, and large number
Of tho delegates hare departed. The Douglas
leaders say they prefer no nomination to bis
defeat. and will act upon that idea, it practica.
BILE. The New England delegations arc pre-.
pared TO abandon him, End New York and 1ndi.
ana exhibit faltcring evidences. 4 stampede
is threatening. His headquarters are almost
deserted Tonight Mr.. Hunter has been tele-
graphed rs to allowing the further Use of his
name.
n. +. Tribune Special Couespondcnce.l
CnAntEsroS, May Mayor Wood appeared
to-day in the Seceders' Convention, and ex-
planned that be had been invited to attend their
meeting last night. and he felt himself deli
caiely situated. Without further action, Mr..
raucey delcately gavc him the cold shoulder
by suggesting that the Convention WIS COM
posed Of retiring delegations, mud regretted that
be bad not been admitted 30 q. to be in that cat
egory. Mr. Wood took the hint, and has made
avirtue Of the necessity BY written protest
against their proceedings.
The developments last night were almost con-
elusive against the possibility Of hi. Douglas
obtaining two.thirds vote, even il his Vote
should rico to majority. The Interpretation
Of the rule WAS probably adopted to exclude
him, and New York was fully apprised Of tue
consequences when her vote was taken for il.
, 1860-05-04

HA1lFAx,, May. a.-The steamship Canada
sailed At mid night for Boston, at which port
she will be due On Friday morning.
, 1860-05-04

Conviction OF the New Jersey Wife
Murderer.
Bxlv'nERE, y. J.. May s.-Rey. J. H. Harden,
who hnH been on tEial here for poisoning his
Of June, bc.ween the hours Of 10 A. u. aud
3r.A: When asked why sentence Of death
should not he passed upon him, IS he had moth
ing to say.'
, 1860-05-04

RUFFALO s. LAKE HURON
other Eastern e!ties-
Tralu having chieAso It so p.. Detroit at ESQ; ar.
~ 1.ss bsns 81 a. ~ IL fsy Gesk 4 !o;Is b."
Eft trains Golog East. T:ckets ra tls roat can
feA6o1T Uen7 Wanassr
, 1860-05-04
FARM FOR SALE-The ssN[ound

E'AILM FUE SALE.-Ihe"M "Mound
l. Farm thsze niles West ot jacksonville, ln!eols.
Of the tnes and most productive In the State Is Of
fered st pryse es. II contains l97 Of high dt,
rolling lad besides rood lot Of ss aerrs ad Z ia ths
midst q landscape Of surpass:nx beauty. 1heFs il a
orchard " ehoet btarE apple pe1eh AID Fezy reAa:
q Hovsy setdhnS asd l.wto9 e,es.
sso, l.Ee and eonEea!snt bs Of thc bs.t il The
eos9tD Ihs asy Of Jacksonville, with poPua.iea ot
prices for III that can be produced with ready bJ
railroad 70 ~ important po2ts The ctr eontsns th.ts
ths blind Geat and dumb and in.ane. The firm Wilt be
soa Ia one lot or may be subdivde in:o four parr<s
Terms reasonable. 1EQul11 Of tha N! AcrbeF tA4
psemsex AUSTIN ROCKWELL.
jacksonville, Il, February tth 1880 fe3Icn3tAw
, 1860-05-04

Inquiries regarding tue prospects Of market
snd price. are now becoming quite frequent, as
sheariuE time is near u! hand, but nothing defiu-
7te is Known. Dealers seem indisposed to name
prices, and matters generally must be called un-
settled. The price pnid lust year proved far too
high, ind resulted in heavy Insses. Some think
prices must rule $ to SC per ID below those paid
last season, in order to place buyers in mod.
erately safe position. We hear Of no contracts
from all we can find out that dealers are dispos-
ed to wait until owners come 10 them to sell, H.
ther than 20 to owners 10 buy.
NEW 0nLEASs, April S0-p. M.-Flouris dull,
without any important change in prices. Mess
Pork il ilrmer, with moderate demand new
ranges from Sls.T5 N SIS o.. The stock in the
inspection warehouse ia $500 br1s, Lard un-
changed, and steady u 1rl911c. Bacon steady
ut T4c and PIC for shouil. : @s,.l sides. Whisky
dull, lover and nominal, u II: ftr r-w. Sugar
stendy, with moderate d, i.,nd III l. far full
!ai.. AoIasses unchanged aud r Ill IL 3sR39c,
Coffee firm. at full prices; sa!. ot . U L.,:s al
13Wl3sc. Corn steady, with talf deu,ar.. q,
s0c for mixed.
Srocks or DAHngLLEn Poak Tie Cincinnati
GaEeste Of yesterday says:
Contrary to expectation, tie stock Of barrel
pork at New York has again incre Ased, and it is
now only 20 900 brls less than GA the lst Of
Nay, 1852, when it Was excessive. The high
prices have checked the consumption. This is
the only ground upon which the accumulation
can be accounted sor, it being well known thst
there was large falling off in the amount
packed last season.
Annexed is comparative statement Of the
H1ocRs ~ Sew ! ork aud New Orleans, lin the
inspection yards.) on the 1st Of May, for seve-
, 1860-05-04

Lake Forsss
CLEVELAND, May 1-CIcared, prop Mohawk. rtcs.t
Chicago: sctr Mas.lon. Lloyd, do.
BUFFALO. May CLEARED. propeller susquelanua
0sWEGO. Apsl s9-arired, eclrs Fulton. Tg1es. Chi
eago; Cuba, Herr1man. co; 4. DAFT. Thompsou. do
Maple Lraf, CAzE, do.
, 1860-05-04

Through W<liand Canats-.1prfl ~.
Northern Light Fairfield. D. DeWolfe, Dane Lire
, 1860-05-04

THrRseAr EyxB1aa, May i, 1sto.
The following are the receipts md shipments
for the last twenty-fo four hours:
, 1860-05-04

RACINE AND hfISSISSTPpT
AO RAILROAD = =

~ RAILROAD,
CHANGE OF TIME.
d2ys excepted, n follows: $3.50 A'1 ea1J' eua
GOING WEST;
Lsara Kaelne. Express Passenger 1t 1ot3 I'm ,,.s4-u
e1o&e connections fot Jane.yle MsdIson 1,;.1. Ix
eu1ue Nd the Wess. al1tv!as nj Beoit Il ia ~
1nynx 4 Bei9!t al Eos pm, Ffespostlo y
Ik&sa Clinton !uneten. Expre.* Passenger II liz -
arrival ot t12tn1 from Chicago Wi isns ss.i,s-A -
Evtnx II u sloit II l;0 H.. Fseeport II os5 ~
GOING EAST:
LAave E1p!ess Pas.engeEa II loss A Betott It
114 pn, Clinton At LIS .1., uHctIny sjth t-sis
on ~ sonhTests1n aad Chteax. Ia soaa. Jaaes.
v1s ~ 2aos9n Eaaae ., M ~ n iakng eloss
Railroad. ~
Fright md Passenger. II LOS pm. BeoIt It 7:s3 nm
Clinton II e41 pm. tonnAcftrS with train flr J1ues-
vlie; arriving IL Raclna 1t ea ALI.
Pssaxer kxpaas At III Is 31 On arrival Of trains frnn
;hs Mess. eo1nse.lrE i Clnton Junction with tsine
Tor orJaness1sle and Chieaxo = a.c5 In.
MATT TAxLUk, Superintendent
e. 0A-TH049OS. Nanl Ian4xsr, ex1i.YtY
, 1860-05-04
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

ARRIVED.
Oak Hill. Lasalie, 1t6 tons coat.
Central Cly. LaSatle. 5000 hu cosu
Adesta Laeal1e <6lG bu corn.
Oneida. Oftawl. h,ei5 bu corn,
HuE6ntat Jtliet, 4,500b bu corn,
Troubadou1, Loekpors, s47o bu eorn, 100 bbs hour.
CLEARED, .N.Y2.
Tide. Morris. 90 $50 fest lumber. q II shingles.
Io1ta Ann. Otawa. Light.
RE Goodell 0tawa, Light.
A.e1ande1 tockpo!t, bu wheat ton hoop poles
1horp Joliet, 10 bbls plaster,
AdelA, Joliet light,
Cooley, Joiiet, light.
C0l Steszns. Athens. light.
Hcscu' Athena 41E1 u sho;ts bb!s ceuen. hill MI
] Dickey, Lasalle, light. " SA'
Robert Holmes, lasalle. light.
Empress LaBal!e ~ 10 feet lumber 1011 nckrts zoo
ce1aE posts, 20 u lAt, wv
oGonnos, lasaliel a'St feet lumber, e2oo siding,
IL n shingles. m 12tA. lt0 D. carpenfor work ~
Marion, Marseilea, 6balrs oskum. hbl pitch.
, 1860-05-04

COLLECTION DEPARTMENT.


Ga. oqstnsts eonnsetIors With Europe being DIRECT.
VERY EATENStFE. and MOST INTIMATE We fe,3
safe Ia assuring the public that all foreign banking
Lon. san 10 eaectel through or house with prrmpnesa
Drafts and letter. Of cies in 70 suit 1t New YosE
terms o our correspondence In Londen Paris F.anffoff
HtldellerE Bale. ReEae, Dresden. 1c- l., Ic., DC.
lc!nE particularly desrous o promoting ei.ct conner,
fuy and on terms most favorable, extend pzculsr ae-
des by opening cfes &c 4c, to responsible Western In
c. !nhs1ssaoes f. g. parable In any pars Of Euope.
Country Bankl and BankezV supplied with Fore,sn
Bills low rates. Private Bondsand Mortgages aecotsted
, 1860-05-04

FR.1-fEIS Il. H0FF.N.4-s.S.
Consul Of the GRIND Dueng CT sAxewema. the puches
foE snd b slsssl ~ ei ssgf,A States "a
HANOVER, ESStA, NASSA u, PRUSSIA SANONY
WIKTEABERG, OLbEkBEtG. Dc {Ss..c.w1r
, 1860-05-04

pOAG, FARMER d co. 8
EXPRESS. ,
FAST REIGHT LINE.
Via New York and Eric Railroad,
At CURRENT RAILROAD RATES.
BY all RA3l or RaH ea% SfsAss to BufALe
Marx packages up, F. 4 o.~ExPRESS, and Il 1ntsnd
Cd for 6tean, mark Stesu"
ofFiCES-l7, Broadway, Cortland street, LII Broad
No 8 Pomaroy,a Building, Chicago.
or B}ys Lsdnk. spply as .tose.
sRh4ths564u GiBS.iN l. CHASE, AEtoss-
OYSTERS /! OYSTERS OYS-
~ 1EneFresh Baltimore Dan, kek and Shell oJsifR
Eeessved dally aaa xasssnted fsesh. and eqnal 70
rst pot4ce by !. ". QOANE CO.,
oc8 No, 33 peAEbogz street..
, 1860-05-04
Ganking aansM1cbanye.
M O n Ely TO LO A N
10 per Cent. for Five Years.
tf~ Short Paper Discounted. Ii
dt19 B. F. DOWNING L CO.. s. Ciask-st.
HOFFMAN, & GELPCKE.
B.4+N'HEKS,
ILLINOIS
~ q: a6 LASALLE STHEEse
Banking Department

Banking Department
DspotIts received on Current Account from par.Is, L.,
GLF Or country and the usual Accommodations Cr7nt4 10
regular cepoaltors and correspondence
Interest on balances c4n only be allowed In wLa7e
SPECIAL akIeeucnts have been Eade to that effect
Interest will be SLOWED.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Depos inEuas not less than five otla.t received End
Cet1ne2tsa OF Depos1a sued. Interest at ex per cent
VII bt allowed on deposts OF this description alter the
funds have remained tu hands specified time All
c1unsatsa made payable demand and IN ke funds -
depoelted. ~
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT.
COLLECTIONS In ChiraEo made and proceeds remtt4d On
CAY payment less current premium Exchange onlf
tolteeaons solicited on al the West and pfpceeda
RENTED on favorable ter1zA.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE DEPART.
mENTs
we draw Sight Or Time Bills Oh the p.1ptIpal cities o
Inc unon afAAbe IN any part Of the Upt1ed States or
EAnAaa Ana hare u4de arrangements by which We en-
noed 70 osdcr By Telegraph the payment Of Notsa Accept
enoea Accounts &C., IN New York
STOCK DEPARTMENT.
We buy and sei On Commission either 1t Ch!caso. or
through ctr Agects, n New YORK. State C!ty County
Hallway Dc. Bonds aud Stock. Our coarec.3ns in New
iok arc such a TO fnsrc prompt AID juacIous attention
TO anJ o:der entrusted TO our care.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-31

DU1VTU ttITTT0urTOCUi
made personal explanation, saying that he
would now vote for Smith, according to his
party pledge, but he anticipated the time would
come when he could vote for Pennington. APP
pause on the Republican sidc.) lie accused
those who voted for Mr. Smith and then
changed to Mr. Pennington, as being guilty
of infamous conduct!
Mr.. RIeGs Withdrew his vote for Mr. Pen
nington.
Mr. NORRIS of Pennsylvania, and Mr.. VAL
LANDIGHAM repealed the charge made by Mr.
Briggs. Without another vote the House ad-
jjourned
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Admission of Kansas.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-A number of lead
ing Democratic politicians from Kansas are
here with reference to the question of admis
sion. Southern Senators propose altering the
western boundary, which is on the 25th me
ridian longitude west from Washington under
the Wyandot Constitution extending it to the
summit of the Rocky Mountains, and the
northern line to the Platte River. This altera
ton is designed to make the State Democratic
by including 10000 settlers at Pixies Peak
If passed, it would require new elections fol
Congress, Legislature, and the like. The pro
gramme is for the Senate to amend the House
bill, as stated, and in the event of its refusal
to accept the modification, to exclude Kansas
the present session. This proposition has
been seriously considered as the best mode OF
defeating the will of the people, and Furnishing
their election of Republicans.
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From Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 90.-The U. S. steam
corvette Brooklyn, from Vera Cruz 24th inst,
has touched at the mouth of the river yester-
day, on her way to Pensacola for coal and pro
visions. Minister McLane was passenger,
and came to this city in the Moses Taylor,
which arrived today from New York via Ha-
vana. Mr.. McLane will remain here week,
after which he will return to Vera Cruz in
the Brooklyn. Mr.. McLane has important
dispatches for the government, and awaits tel
egraphic Instructions. Affairs at Vera Cruz
were quiet. Detachments of marines have
been stationed at Tampico and Mazatlan, for
the protection of American citizens, in conse-
quence of MIiramon's threatened expedition to
the coast. The sloop bolivar Saratoga was at
Vera Cruz, and the Spanish were expected dai.
ly Advices from the city of Mexico are TO
the 18th inst. Miramon was preparing an ex-
pedition against Gen Carovajal, at Ell Sacla
The clergy refuse Miramon funds for his Vera
Cruz expedition, considering it a ruse to get
the money. Miramon proposed starting ON the
18th. A proclamation by Miramon again pro-
tests against the McLane treaty. The British
Minister had presented his ultimatum, de-
handing indemnities. The Liberals have re-
taken all the Pacific ports captured by Mira
mon
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From Washington.

Judge SmalIey Of Vermont, IS now in
Charleston, making arrangements for the
meeting of the National Democratic Conven-
ton. The resident committee here are already
engaged in preparing for the campaign, by
sending out political documents.
The impression is that the contest for Clerk
of the House will be between Messrs. Edward
Ball of Ohio, formerly of Pennsylvania, and
Mr.. Underwood of Kentucky.
New YORK, Jan. 30.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Commercial Advertiser says
should Mr.. Pennington be elected Speaker,
Mr.. Forney will doubtless be chosen Clerk of
the House Mr.. Hoffman of Maryland, SER
geant-atarms Mr. Goodnow of New York,
door-koeper; and either Mr.. Boyington of
Missouri, Mr.. Schouer of Massachusetts,, or
Mr. Ieccas pOstmasters