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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-05-04
OBITUARY.

Mrs. IssABRLLA AsSEY. wife Of
MaIkiiah Abney, passed from earth to
the spirit-laDd by death, ON the 7th
day Of April 1880, in the 9th year
of her age.
She was the daughter Of JOHN Cal
braith, and wasbern In Virginia. and
raised in Edgefeld District, soash
Carolina, where she was married. to the
husband that she has nowieffto mourn
her departure. a few, years alter
their marriage they removed 70 the
State of Alabama, and from thence
they removed in l545 to the Parish of
Bossier. in Louisiana, whore they re-
sided till her death.
She lived to rear ave sons and two
daughters. and to see them all settled
in life except the youngest, who has
not quite completed his education.
That, as q wife and mother. she did.
her whole duty, is evident, from thF
! peace and tranquility that universally
resigned in her household, and from
the fact that all Of her children hare
become good and useful citizens, not
one having taken TO the wine cup, nor
to idleness and vice. What greater
J panegyric can be bestowed upon wo-
i man, than that she did her whole duty
as a wife and mother
d Mrs. Abney was q member Of tho
/ Baptist Church for q great many year,
5 and ip her last most painful lines was
e borne up by her christian hope. She
/ spoke of death and trustfally Of her
:, prospect in the spirit-land, and in
contrasting her present suferings with
: the hopeful future, she exclaimed. o !!
what change what change!
10 She expressed desire 70 live to SOC
re her youngest son settled in life. A
S mothers's lore made her cling toearth
is but her christian hope made her resign
n; ed to the will Of the Father who calle(
,e. her away.
Il Blessed hope to the faithful. sh'
lie has gone before. Her husband an
H. children will follow sooner later. ]
- they prove worthy they will meet be
again il better land.
S19 A FR-rSp.
:? II The La. Baptist viii please coPI
Died, on the 26th ult., CHARLES I
The KING, for the last fifteen years res
YER dent of this parish native Of All
.ba banla.
the Died, at the residence of Thomas
md Hancock. in this parish, on the %
al ult., LIZZIE HANCOCK, daughter Of d
late Nathaniel Hancock.
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Or The number Of Mormons ia
Utah is put down at $4,000. ofthese
4eaT men Lave $500 wives.
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-05-04

Died, at the residence Of Thomas b.
Hancock. in this parish, on the 2sth
ult., LIZZIE HANCOCK, daughter Of the
late Nathaniel Hancock.
, 1860-08-07

Loznox. July 10, 1sto.
The continuance Of another wefk's inc wed
thar has greatly altered the' face of the coun.
tr}, and proportionateIy improved tie pros
pects Of corn harvest Al immense quaint
II Of hay has been well carried, tue yield be.
iu some places, falls short The blooming pc-
riod in vheat has commenced l4yorabiy, and
never wilt those farms which hare been we'll
drained better prove the advantage Of such N
outlay Well situated EriAb1e loams and light
lands this year show u ret very little injury
done to the crops. and with favorable weather
to tbs close Of lhe season, seem likely to yield
much better than waa expected. The rain was
tust st1yed In lime and the appointed weeks
Of harvest seem again reserTed to the nation
on the verge Of ru'uocs disappointment. Every
thing il verJ late, aud this makes the gathering
hazirdous. 4 good deal ot barley still looks
bsd, and Beans IRE occasionally infested with
the black d.; but on the whole tie Wheat
plant has borne the untowardness Of the season
aGtontAhiugiy well. Oats and rcas, again. have
70 far recovered ~ 10 promise an abundance,
Tho markets have almost cont inued IN = state
Of suspens-, but there hiss been iets OF down.
ward tendency IL the week advanced, and the
average reduction does net exceed is per ar,
In France harvest prospects ase equally lu,-
proved, but with .Whea. only in bloom in the
northern Department., all that can be said il,
that it is going on favoFxblv. Ia The
sputhern districts all Spring Corn is be.
ing resped, and Wheat is begun; Rye only
appearing 10 hare much suffered. The markets
hase more decidedly declined ther. lh4n here,
Paris noting reduction in wheat of fully ~.
pr Or. ID Belgium aod Holland the crops
have much improved, and winter barley il be-
tng cut Potatoes promise = lazge yield. In
the Baltic Fates are rather easi:r under the }a-
Torahle appsnrancex. In Spun, Italy, aud Hun
gary the prospects are fne, as well Us in the
Pfincipattiez and Southern Russia. America
va1ies, beng very deficient in tbs Southern
btstes, With moderate prospects IN the North,
while the NeAt and Northwest send good re-
counts.
Inc sales no:ed last week were 81 41G m..
Wbest a. 67s I'd. agsinst 14,42l ars.1 in 1883.
The London averages, also. were us ID, The
imports into tue principal ports orqrea. Britain
for the week ending 4th Of July IN Whe,t md
Flour, were equal 10 l0l ,157 qrs Wheat. snclud
ing 7,l60 ora coiocial.
Supplies at Edinburgh being small, there wax
fair demand for all grain. Osls being Cd = or.
dearer, GlAegon, op the contrary, With = good
attendance. waA about Cd q boil cheaper for
wheat, q we'll as oats and barley. Flour Was
10 Ireland ill., appearance Of the erops is
krsa,]y improved, and beyond latsness little
damaxs Aeems dons, e!en potatoee, ~ yet, not
being complained Of. The Curn markets bare
bean dull. AL kinds Of Grain wers very dull
II Cork.
, 1860-08-07
MARIN E JOURNAL
PORT or CHICAGO.

ARR1PEp....-.
st,nr Ga.tle. nn.sla. A!l~autse. suuaHes.
stmr tcmet Mosesn Grand Haven. tons ndze g ttls
Pop liants1. i'1op. Co!!laz~ood. .uaa,!cs:
fIo7 Young America, Clapuan, okdeasonrEh, ID tons
Fsss Fss Fs; Ssst5 B;s RI ss
tsop Ottawa btovn, Anskeeon LIZ lumber. 81 h 18th.
Prop N:;s,a aisx psas'as :sen BAY, ~ lumber.
rt,p aucEn q ne isfea nns pu1.lo. :, bill. ol, Is
+. *ea7 g & s. mo; IA, g. t7ss sese ~ rtss
~ sstt4 lie. nd spfasa = 81. ssasa, II
IL IL csvesa
H. BaIk YIN s,at Fssh IS o..eso = ~ g 5S v sst
Bax ysunf sH;:,, ;1 ['s, bsa.s e 'oe. ae.
sei1 iuscola, Rand, Nuskexoa. i.tt0 KR tiss.
selr + fyIs.i.s TesTsoa. G:saa K;sel. = aneel. ~
s.; ss;, Fit: ; e ni:
s;s; 6ssa IL: II i; sns,r
e; G:ts s: IS s: ss q a. s Ibis
s.; sss:P,e Ess, :.ss d ss. s::e: :s coal
seh :. hlta1. seo cleveland. 10 coil 70 to.s.rco
s. zs g .*ss &: ~.
s1r hsysts re.soa Txe Aive'9 20 Cd wood, IS m
e.. Ss9s; @ S:9tf: . II: It; ~ ! 4. wood
=; ssiss;s! ss s
sstr st[ na;n Ill.,, T.on rc p, As ,h3 tfc in ~ y
scir ~. Ea1sic. hJs'a saohaas IL a ssabe1 II N
sehr - John, Ro!os, Pent~7.er. tn shingles, 20
scur i.ar.l f1etuao, K.an,.oo, n Cd, .hnxc bo loo
s.. 81 ssss Gss:;a Isaa ,es tsu. es..
: ~; :s;. sSae :. =: sa
, 1860-08-07
Daily Rertew Of Chicago Market.
No1pAr, fvExus, August .. lao.

NoHpAr' EvESus, August ., leo.
FRElGHTS-Aotlvs hut shads loxef. tEops "lnonA l
aud Rocaet CO. PEoS Quesn Of tho 1Aftato-s vhes1 -
uuao: sch T. Bates sud L. y. snsps,d wheat to peFs
u bose t4c; schr fewhstau, exn to Dunfk II <fe
s:h1s DAuItesa and Imperial corn to DunAloat sc' 1
nociet eoyn to rort Sazu.a aisAc.
tLOUK--nsce!pss 1851 bu. Bhtpu,e1tal:l7 In. Nh1et
u,o1s active ard armer. salaa wte, 30 bsls white "n
&3fs dsl % bis "nczvena" choice tlslaS Eufa Ia
,.ckt ii q 20 aeka sztuznc4 boo bsla Cook Co." do
,old s.turay .ven1ns a, .7s at mill; loo br.s "daes
to do al 44,3 tel Leo urls good Red Winter. br1=d not
rty.n u. saue 100 bss' GaleaburEh" good Spring E1
=, n 70 del; 81 brlt low erA,e do ii ttlo del.
wHEAT-Reeeipsa e3iN bu slhpncns s1.s33 bu.
n.,k,t .c,ve md advanced l9e eotk quiet. *Aes~tre
os folo.: & IN No. lHed Writer II a in store aoo
bu Co II IN 700 bu d. ii i8 IN s:ute: 100
ba do No. Do 1t se LOO bu do u w. In sers
500 b7 do It Sc sose 1870 bu jcted Winter At &c
Ia sote lol bu No sp.rE II sSe In stofs; 2o1 hu do
p,e In stora 1900 do Il &C. In sns; aoo hu No.:
da .t In or $40 aoie lo0 ba do Il
es, in store 1900 bu do In s<rc Eo ou don't Ss4c
In ltoo hu Rjected spsts Al sc Ia 60 tu DO
nj sore ~ Do II &c IN ttose l on Do II
+, storr "a, b do In aoTp: 500 bu do at tic In
o,,. ,Ao bu do q, SC b.. loco lu No. spr1nK III
h,rs nj nc On track hu "!Ltcf By saupe At 4os IN
| On track; 10 bu Club ii sc on tack.
tuRSEt eepts 4. A. tu. shipns ns 1a1 ,e0 tu Mar
.. .te,y >ae4 WERE 1870 In Csnal Aho.t s0o0
In A. Al xte aaat 5Qo DO tAtXc Q. b. G0oo hu do
as O. b. 1900 bu No. At <shc In store; +a0 bu
Al 4sl In store 500 bu No. In store; <ol u do It
Ia stote 10 bu Rejected at &c In sto:e 5000 tu do
nj 4oxcln s,ore 10 b,gs by ssnpe 1t &c On track
oaTs-Recrlps, a4sIbu. khtpmeata, 81. sd bu- NRs-
ket lcs. sc,ye hn ut saturd%y tscne Sa'ta
so bu No. 1t &c Atase; 10 ba DO 1t track 10
bu Kr},ct at 2lc In soo bu do In
R1E-Kceepta, l,s3o bcahrl'. no 4h1puleuts Market
It ads Sales 800 Iu No. tdie in store; so u Go At
| Is: on track.
| DAELEY-Reeel1u t. hu. Shipments III bu. Mat
ket qu.t- Sales 30 bu No. 4 Al Sc In store.
ulGltT1NES- Receipts. Is bs. Market ttead5. Sales
| 100 tsIs city nj lss.
APPLEs-osrrr Appaa IN good supply With falt slip
| pIpk demand II &e<e:.ao per bs!.
| EGG:-Mssket steady ii 7He per doz.
ECTTER-Masses T. steady Aud unchanged. We quAe
common 10 good h.ln sk&lcc; Cho!:e DalEy. N@ilhc.
FIsa-The market conti- ues dull. No. Wh!sefAh u
| No. CO !. Is; MOL Tscut t..75: No. : do $50.
MlDES-Kecepta 67.3 lbs. Market dull and droopit &
We quo,e foua t93c Green salnt. eK&7c; Dry Failed
| 1oel1Hc: Dry Faint, lstalsae-
roCLTRY-L.yc Chlckens, fl.5e9l.15 7 cez; Turkeyt
| 5l6cp n :.
| ruTATOES-Aaskct very dull and he1vg. Sales only
t3,tau lots 1t sce2:c z bushel for common to prime
, 1860-08-07
BY. TELEGRAPH.
LATER FlOH EUROPE.
Arr1yaI OF ths - ~A1saraltsiaA - and
KAnEaroo.0


SANDY HOOK. Aug. 5-The Australsian. with
details Of Liverpool dates of'the a4th' has A.
rived.
The King Of Sardinia had resolved to send ~
Autograph letter to Garibaldi' requesting him
not to attack she continental possessions OF the
King Of Naples.
Eleven thousand French troops had gone to
Syria $500 English and a leet Of ships wero
going: Abael Ksder is spoken Of for Governor
" T6e Fs.t has q selegrarn from Paris, saying
everything that tends to the belief that Carl
baldi Was directing hi8 expedition agaluBt the
min laak, is unofficial.
Lord p4lmerston's speech on National de-
fansea caused great uneastneas- :, Tho Dasy
Ntus objects to this proposition as part Of
disclose. H'says nobody entertains doubt
TINT The inevitable sequel will be large in
cresse Of standing army. "'
Sr. Jcuxs, n. F., Aug. 4.-The steamship
Kangaroo, from Liverpool e5th, ria Queenstown
2Gth u!t., passed Cape Race at II p. ID: Friday.
>he waa boarded By the news boat OF the Asao-
ciated Press, and 3 summary of her news: Oh.
tanned.
The House Of Commons had adopted reso-
lution placing The mails and other contracts In
future under the contro! OF Parliament.
Fn4EcE.-1he Paris Bourss fsll aI PR pn,e cent,
under Lord PaimeEston's speech The Aentes
closed On tho e4th at G7f. SOC.
Itvas reDo1ted that the conference on the
Sgisa question bad been indefinitely adjourned.
The Emperor Of Austria arrived at Yopliz on
the e4sb. The Prince Regent Of Prussia hnd
MALES AID s1c11r.-Tbe Neapolitans had
! evacuated d Msssina, Melasso and Syracuse, aud
were being transported to Naples. 1t was re-
| ported that Garib4ldi 1as preparing for de-
scent on the main land Revolutionary demon
strations had taken place At Naples.
| SYa1A-1t was reported that conference
would be held ut Paris, in relation to Syria:
The Porte had notified the Western Powers OF
The conclusion Of peacs between the Drnses aud
Maron1tes. He proposed, nevertheless, to act
with the utmost 1ikor ag4inst the authors Of
| The massacre. Il WIS reported that the Porte
had protested agairst French Intervention, and
thatths expedition WAS stopped,
--LATEST VIA QuEEssrowE- wE-A21don 26lh.-ihe
DuitY Nt1cs city article, dated Wednesday even
ipg, suys: The fuuds to day were frmer and
closed Ut an advance Of per cent. a rally &C.
Cured on the Paris BouEse this afternoon, but
was not generally known till after the close ol
the Stock Exchange. The other markets were
aI.o trmpr, and there WAS almost general ad
vance in British Railway Stock.
Advices from Paris state that the tir1n o.
| G1urdsi!ie, in The hide and leather Trade, had
failed; liabilities el2o,000
A Paris telegram za5 the Sandman Govern
ment contracts to support Gar1baldi 10 pfopo
sal for s1 months truce between Naples M.
| him.
The opening price for Consols to-day wer!
9c!@9sf, money and account new 81, 93t q
93i.
QUEENSTOWN, a6:h.-The steamship Edia
burph, from New New York, arrived here thi
morning, The cammercil news is mainly ao
ticipated, The dispatch via Queenstown havinl
| failed to cone TO hand.
, 1860-08-07
New York BfeckInridGe State Con.
vCnttou.

New York Bfecklnridse State Con-
vchttou.
SYRACUSE, Aug. G.-Delegates to the Breck'n-
ridge aud Lane State Convention, which meets
tomorrow, arc arriving freely, an! tne1e IS no
doubt thaoeve1y assembly district in the State
will be Represented. M
There will be but one organization. Iae
Convention will be called to order by John a.
Green, Jr., Chairman of the National Democrat
ic Committee. We are assured By those who
know. that a fnll State aud Electoral ticket will
be nominated aud that no fusion will take place.
Resolutions are prepared erdorsing Brecfin-
ridge and Lime ana the platform adopted at the
NaTylaud Institute, Baltimore. The represen-
tutises as ther arrive all endorse the Green or
Ranization and zepudiate Ar. Schells call for
convention.
The attendance at tho Democratic Conven-
tion, ut present, is light, but nutnber Of dele;
gates Ill artira BY the ext traln. Its expected
that full representations will be present to-lnor-
row.
Very few outsiders muster Jet. The only
leaders present vet arc Hon. Geo. j. Tucker
aud John a. Green, Jr. Augustus Schellis not
here yet, but is expected here in the morning;
Edwin Croswen remuined over at Albany aud
Of l1e'ea. 4s4ns eomppomlss nxater NJ aud union.
The organization Of which John 4.
Green is head appears to be the one generally
recognized By the delegates as regular. schesl,
it is thought, vi not make any grea! opRosi.
lion to il, as many delegates from New York
city give in allegiance TO Green. It appears
certain that straight ticket, BOTH state ~ ana
electoral, will be made. but there is some effort
amongst few delegates at postponement Tor
| the purpose Of elecIlng compromise.
Tho eleyeu o'clock train from the east brings
m some additions to the delegates, including
| Augustus schell, and the majority Of the Ne"
| ~ L. q
nork Sx sec1amstion but bis wishes viii
be consulted. He is expected tomorrow. Il
be does no: wish 10 run, probably Chas. o'Con'
nor will be the nominee.
, 1860-08-07

Tbese sp,lpe. IRE situated In the valley Of Tic Oak
Orchard Creek in the town Of Alaoa, Genesee county.
N.Y. eight miles South Of the village Of Medina OF The
Ere Canal and fourteen miles from BATAVIA
fTTrc p.1nel, Al Arid SPRINGS nre three IN number
wiIhia circuit dy rods The medicinal qualities
3! g. Tue fsey FIVE Is Iy 1ery iee
1 S.;.s, 4 re- s g. .1 se 2.
Ssssa ** .*tS sS5e u 'as s"aa
unt ri ut o! <ease. especially those resulting
firm ,:ofuous diaLesm, have BEEN cured By their
r. In skin dses.es-ereu +. confirmed lT,osy-ste
vaters have he:n sznal'y ,ueSessf'sal; .,.. ,,,
in s eeuaI.. II IL foo-ia gentlemen spesf
!. st,ox term. of .hs meds,' Il ysuf Of r tnsf
\ s:s Ys'f i T. 9 As
T.: s,;s:i ;ii I,s: 4
Saers ars niahls valnae!c medicinal agrnts Or;
1fey msst es s.s sshy shy, beneficial for ali
isx As,ety aP q q ss5 :oa s.
cdedy tonc 1ef1kez 1T aud ast nkens properties y
ssse s tssa: ~ & Il i. :: :sS
urina1y and soule q the su"ts4. se'e'
<e ts:: t:s t:'s.s
f r. ana ,t l o tls5 S sa
n % sans"1<nc< ron hte9', tIets r. a;p-te
lEeSttoa. n s01h
1re On relaxed liberated Stale Of the
mcmsfsne Of he tntest!nes calc lnus Affections
H.. attended With phosphate sedGOeat4 Il the su'a
be remedy brln: prefer to nus1e asla - he1. 'nss
acmaei. In febrs s<a;e. can Be used e'orerJ dnut
hat IL skin axca.c1n those furus OF iype ,ss4
ncl with the akalint condition Of u: tonaeh, a IL
Truds or wafer br4sh. 1t will ptoEe better than hydr
cho;ic acId In or ffn1 po.sH ard ut iniu
o. corxeoue..ees arsr from tho action OF ~ is wate
oiti. Mryaola cArone rHarrA, and IN "Gi
cir ork:ha,ia e1e.naly) I. E.1El* In 4rered
iu.u iD cases of asat!oa, and In <ucosf Aea md 4k
! anh al.o n pitrs- .
ixtl ak eu 1fet times d. iss lcen1 for a!ulf.
Uber te 1!nonals from phycians and ether respectable
| Dealers supped On liberal tefus-
| II. W. BUST v I7k. So:e Agent,
| No. 81 BEoa 1wAJ, New Iosk.
, 1860-08-07

FaEpEE,ckrowS, August 4.-To-dsy has been
tbs most delightful get experienced by tbs
Prince since his arrival. Tile boat ran up the
St, John river through the most beautiful seen
erv. ind With a fertile country on either side.
There were groups Of people 10 boats on every
wharf and projecting point, and even the
church steeples, who displayed flags with roy"
nj rnoitocs. rung bells, fired muskets and cheer
ed. Tie Prince directed ths cheers to be an
swered by the steam whistle and by the band.
The Prince lunched On board With the Gov
crnor. Lieut.. Gov. Troilope aud suite, and sev-
eral members Of the Government, Legislature
aYd Cou, ell, and the Mayors Of Halifax, Bos'
ton and Montreal.
lie arrived At Fredericktown at p. ", amid
q salute Of guns. The Prince was received by
a body Of volunteers drawn up in order, with
rreat crowd on the terrace and wharf, who
cheered with great enthusiasm: The Prince
and his suite in uniform drove in carriages to
the Government House, and the members Of
ths Lecislature followed the procession.
The Prince will spend q quiet day on sun
daT, and on Monday he will receive an address
an1 leyee aud ball will be given at the Par:
lament buildings. The town Is decorated
With thrte handsome arches and with flags in
all the windows and on all the telegraph
More addresses are being presented to the
Prince than were expected, and # such a. av'
aianche continues collective replies will have
tn ba made.
, 1860-08-07
New York market.

py Tr1xeuArnl New YoHE, Aus.s.
sess, hoxsSe '9:s1.,s bg.9s.s Do;
checked mate1a:iy by thc n1mness of frtEt* nales,
III ss.; :;s sa g, W.. sss:.: s
fo1 common t9 ei1tn we.e.n %.d fGr shpp9x
a IN md i aas.s.. s:a:aaa: .a* II, :.
u choice super: Coln Meal: qa'st ana unehanssa
II s4ss-Waal liz 1c bt.e1 with fir demand Sales
s;s H y; :s Ss II "a :.
be1, ushxsre ~ II si5ss Isl: 5o b.. id white Ind
a. ts aad :Sbus ID .tsI M sd y Tssaesn ss m IN private
scitye md nay te quoi.d sSaie hrsn.T sslea us
s: sssx 1s4 ty s:ss III ss
5its ,,c ,u' western IN Caasd4; Sc :os stste.
bit ose eoas wou. 1aatsr,s aite tatioa. S.i.s III
ss nj tis H s.,.h tot mess; ls51 for Gu mes.
es nss t .s s. set 20 IN Il
1.3.. Tue Navy cnnlrArt tur 80 pork o00 bra New
1sS ~ sSsk ~
a". ~ '!' ..+Nsl = for rE1s; t.;s Il 6 % 19s s
~ 1s s.! 1s.5 iss3 assI,os,:
ssts = s e; snoass,; IS hsa, -
s,s.ay Se q. \ isk9!sHs: lgtsI ssIlag = y
e;S.ia9s; ys'y htm and esc, ss both
hoss ana 6p's r,t ts M 1c:aa q tbs siss
ea Of ..e' ot iso eaEs e. % "a "a n,ss tsfI. ~.
ie. susat ~ s ncaay 10 I'd. q
et97c tos cuba; ema parole Of Port. h.o orou &hs
LaCIo.se 4 hi *; i Tol 4sl Q i .sE: l'.tts
II is: es III: ,s 4: 4 e e.. ksaV1: q
= tsh; 1ena ssX; LaeIuasc EI1nts II; Lake
, 1860-08-07
1n,port.nt from Central America.

WASHINGTON, August 5.-A dispatch from
SYDNEY, Nova Scotia, says: The c3nst survey
steamer Hlbb, which went to Cape ChudieiGh,
1.shrndor. with a scientific corps to observe
The solar eclipse nf July lssb, arrived here on
Friday for New York. It is Understood that
The CORPS met with great success As to the
weather. and their observation were favorable.
liz the arrival Of Mi. Dim'try. Secretary OF
Ipratiou Of Costa Rica, information had been
received of full ratification to grant the rail-
road right to Ambrose Thompson, it having
hen approyed By both houses Of the Costa
Nica Congress, Jnly 4th. The grant is for
eighty years, roadway to be 900 yards wide.
alternate sections being gwen to the railway Of
a mile square. The remaining sections are to
be retained BIZ the Government. The posts at
each end of The ruad 10 be protected through
out the term.
The location ii between the Bay Of Coruna
and the Grauadiaa line, on the Pacific, and
Point Carita, on the Granadian boundary, on
ths Atlantic. The Enrvey is TO be made in two
years, to be built in six yeara. Thereafter the
rrantcr is TO maintain 8 sufficient police along
Inc line to preserve order. Troops Of the Gov
ernmeut to be carried free, but no foreign
troops or munitions OF war without consent ot
Costa Rica- The road cannot be Transferred to
any foreign government.
This same charter for the organization given
as to lie Chi,iqua Land Company-60 cents
nrot,ta to 10 paiu to Costa Rics, and e50, 900 to
he t.nosited within the year Us guarantee that
the road will b. built, to be returned on com
,1ation
, 1860-08-07

pr1znsnuRon, Va, Aug: e:1The Ezprf's
(neutrsD has just received he 3 following ifsm
reliable source at Raleigh; full fetufns 1re ~
over F.llmora's vole in 1856. These IS coun:ies
constitute Two thirds of the popular vote in the
State. Admitting that Poole will gain in the
same ratio in the remainder of the State, Ellis =
majority viii be 1857. The Democratic msjor-
ily in the Legislature will be reduced consider
ably, but is too large to be overcome. The
Democrats haye evidently carried the Slate.
, 1860-08-07
COMMERCIAL. r..

MoxpA1 Evka1zo. August q, lseo.
Ths following are the receipts and shipments
for the past twenty four hours: :.
Flour Wit Oc.u osts Nyt pa1. TA'w
, 1860-08-07

CINCINNATI, Aug e.-The election q IN na.s Lei, ~.
tel r ssaSs: ab Gssa Esieaa:
majority. rooub, 100 mn.
1s[a1 Fta9kfort Coonbs i47 majority; May
nso1y Co. Soomes aa1I1 $50 Gs!op',y Gsp!psyy
Ssholta S a,S cS cSemps so m@aoity ts2 co7pson cty
Coombs 500 majority.
.d1"n;siosnbs houisv1i5s; Ass s %cksaty 1es; Bo
inu G84
, 1860-08-07

sr.uornlp Me Aqs sos sPhs'R;t I'll 1aaf:sa esa.
viii not receive 900 votes In this eonef''s''n'
ri District.
.csst n NJ eIis County about 400
wAn.4w No.. &c; ;;df. 'ssfsaa IL Bsston %e ceaes3,
fram aea Zoo 10 o soo Ksid, for cong1ess. ressiyod
ps fams n19t e'eete3 to less.ture BY 400 npo''ty:
Jr,,.asos clr1, Mo, Aug 6-This .Son. tSwD'h1P la'
gives Price l5o msjority gives ". aoon' tns nv
najority. Liberty township gTes rrIes 6s ,nT in1
jori,y. Minon township gives fl'ce i0' '1'''N
, 1860-08-07

:. CtKvr11xo, August e-The National Nasonie
School al Instruction, II. VI. Robt. Morris, Ct
Tsntuefy, Prssident, l. now; h4ldIn9 r .5!ih 1f
general session IN this city, at ths Masonic Aa7.
Ehe opening sdd1e:s T. W. delivered 1J =; 9: l.;
many Lodges in this State, Nav Hampahifs,
Nav York, Michigan, Indiana, Kentaa&y, and
Nebraska Territory, sta.'