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, 1860-05-29

Washington, May 27.-Our Minister at China
has thought the cunoact Of she Captains Of the
ships Messenger, Kitty Simpson, Gov. Morton
and Pioneer, IS connected with the Coo1ie traf-
&c, thus seriously affecting onr relations with
that empire, Of sufficient importance TO make it
the subject Of special despatch to DUR Govern
meut. The attention ofthe Governor General
has bscn dsrecei to the uudisputed fact that
the Chinese we're taken On board their vessels,
lying at Whampoa. By force or fraud, against
be shipped only at their pleasure Minls er
Ward says no American hon 'e will hare any
connection with The traffic, but unfortunately
ready agents are found among the Epglish and
other merchants Of Hong Kong. American yes.
sells are chartered by the subjects Of the other
governmen,s, and 80 odious has become the
traffic BIZ recent transactions, th4t other gov
be engaged in it, or so restrained and regulated
it as 10 throw it almost entirely into the hands
of the Americans.
Ms. Ward expreaseA the earnest hope 'tbat
Congress will pass law to puuisn such Offend
ers, who obstrnct the faithful execution Of the
treaty stipulatious. ae says the horrors of the
Cool;e trsfi:, as conducted at Whampoa, can
pet he properly described within the limits al q
dispatch. The kidnapping grievance has be-
come so into'erab1e, That the Government has
been aroused to action. and at Canton rewards
have been offered for the heads Of totsixners.
Ths bill which Mr. Eliot has introduced
into the House ior remedy Of tue evil, SO Jar
a. American shipmastess are c9ucerned, is in
accordance with.h vlews Of tha State Depart
ment.
Aut,entic dispatches just received from
Mexico confirm the ACCOUNTS brought by the
| Pocahontas. The Liberal Government still
,manafests the utmost anxiety for the 1ati6ca
ton Ct the treaty with the United States witt
the proposed hete6cial amendments. The
hope will probably soon be gratlded By ou,
Senate. The dispatches promise such q sue
cession Of Liberal victories as will terminate tht
| struggle.
, 1860-05-29
Daily Re1icW Of Chicago Market.

EospAr ErKarGd, Eay e.
FRE1GHTs- Declined Kc. Props. Mend tab and Ia.
cotsh corn to Buffalo Il pop susqu hannsh. Vhct
to Port Calbosne ei sc aud to Oswego VII Welland Ra
w'y ut &c: schr steytn', 10 fort Cobo1ne. a. &c
sch1s ST. James 81, Wa. Fute, corn 10 rlGao at 4Xe
FLoul-Ktcclptr 1,s,s bis shipped, $50 bills. M.r
ket why dill eiIrs 100 b1l, JcnkinA" Spring
1t y os del 100 bss god Spin. extra nj sseel 100
bris Spring sn' es ut u del.
Nj L eTUFFs-l,rll. with u heavF stock o3:1lns.
sscs ~tre 10 toos bran 1t e4 on tack
WHEAT-K cep1s, {, ,4s' bu tllppsd. - Ito bu Mar.
kit t@tc better. lss IS LOO bu No. Sprit II
stoik IN SO do It u tS5 b.; a. osu No
In lois At ai OK In ore oo bu 20 IT $l.o: In
store; 900 bu Racine Spring III bsgs Il slof b 800
bu z rod Club u: &s.os del =.
CoRN-reeepts e. ST. bu; SHIPPED. s1c73 1u. Ms1kft
as1ye and kai. lowet. sats were :-at0o hu No. aC.-
1' At &c ah"a 20 bu No. 1t &c ia stc1e ocoiu
4skc in sore; 1900 tn d. Mt +ac in stare 300
bu do 4xc ttore: {! oco bu do a 45e In tt,e 7o bu
do nj COO bu No. teaily) ut stre'
ao tu 4le In store Is oo tn do /. &c 1T stare.
oATS-necs'ps, 16ss lu In good deuaud and finn.
Saes 1oo bu hls No q &c. In store 40 btgs d.
at a,c- On atk; 200 bags 90 Il 3lAc d Aserd.
RTE Reee pit Il bushels. hnke: rnstttlt6. Sa'es
we're: 800 b. choee fot milling, track eoa In. In
los at:o@ sae- on tsak.
DAR.EY-ReceittA 1sl tu. Market q1:et. sa1'swcTe
fows ~ bags good BY spe at s0e track; l: bags
No. . at co.: On tack.
-ntcellts. - bhls. Quiet. 70 sbls eou1-
! tsy sod as1s14c.
ALCohOL-3s@'9c = ka1on.
SEsDS--kcc. ipt 20 lbs. Srihux d3rg Ia Glove and
mafse un i at q so@A0o. Tlm,hy In demand. with
sales III resl lit. <nly nj oo8a1sH HurE ian easain
btter que:t 80 baga sold 40c Aet qrlet and ntnI
| mi at 5o&6ae.
ufDrs-Heee:ps. s.sl1 lis. There is good 'shtprc
drm,na for rreen ted and dry h:der. and the k l.
hs ut tie 70 l7wlaE qaottons: Gncn. 71dakc salted
, 1860-05-29

FAKTuEs Por1r, Nay =.
The steamship Palestine from Liverpool, at
Il ?. II. Of the 10th, ria. Queenstown the 17tb,
inar, passed Farther Point at two o'clock this
morning.
The steamship Glasgow sailed for New York
direct, simultaneously with the Palestine. The
Vigo from New ! ork, arrived At Liverpool ear
II on the morning Of the 14th. The royal mail
steamship America from Bsston. vin Halifax,
arrived Ut Queenstown ut ] r. y. on The 18th.
The Hsmmonia from New York, a11issd At
Southampton on the 18th, The Australasiau
from Portland, arrived At $40 4. Y. Of the 18th
at Queenstown, and Fthe 7 EAuderbllt arrived at
Sou, hampton about an hour later.
The news is interesting. Girabafdi, with
over 20, ,0O0 followers, had landed ut Marsilli, ia
Sicily, under the fire ot two Neapoltan frig.
ates. One Of Giraba1di's steamers WAS caI,-
tured aud the other sunk. The volunteers who
landed we're at the moment Of the nails de-
parture fighting with the royal troeps.
Col. Meaici was forwarding the preparations
for second expedition, nnu 900 volunteers
had been enrolled. It was asserted that the
enormous diplomatic representation made to
Piedmont would decide the Government to pre-
vent the departu. Q of the second expedition.
Great agitation prevailed at Naples and Pal
ermo.
Beliinger, the delau1sing cashier of the Union
Bank Of London. had been sentenced to 20
years penal servitnde.
Ruski. again menaced Turkey in the interest
Of the Christians.
, 1860-05-29
: abtHG
y, NV Iua corn. '
Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
fDr 7u19A1au1A.1 LrsHrooL. AAY %.
EariDt1c1s-R e, Co. srport The veater favo5a6s
for he oaops Flou 6Eu bit Amr1csr ne< ecteG sa1c.
IS. 6j@ O. EAs.t ad7apeed Ioad; Red 1os. scales;
White ll0iess: t;orn vrrY dull and III QuaGs tlt+tv
Ct as7s foF wpe. Wakeatd Nah report hous ~:
- l,nd i; Naah c. ,soa .n6 ~ ~
ehe tcr retail ota I'd aa;ss ss 81 nw M
r. Un'chtr . eI9s. ID. No ,hsnpscn p taiual ii osta
IL ,pocs-TL- l1 te,s c ua's .rpu.i potNh quet ,s
ts r. ys:y Dr. ,usa. nsm ~ c.ass = s,s'as' ii AAa
spoy AtE1T-D Is circular p-,t .hs.id Il se xssa
eh IL t.. gs,; Ate Amer eaa bS&at: r. e"sSs q .
dull !: tcs tta Is,s sas Sns +
quei +xGisst 20 n;,It
SrTA4as T"ErrLt!1F Neads u sas 80. - u;... -
Ioxpox Aaslr M.xxErons.s e!cs on stnaX na31,on ~
9s @ ,se9qet qbs ;ope, ey 1see
u1c'anscd but III, Re -. r.. deDana a.
ri N.rrr&rtb veek entl,s sbs 18th inst.nt-
Rraad tufs ascniy wtr. Neatlef ihvursht ios eIos.
's1i"s ro. rcpsf III ksn.arf Ae, 90 .ssSes t!sghs
j. lower. 'ar bouds h4ink generally pes cen eas l
Llyxrr. .s,1 Hah r. N.--bteadssNh1 ENnoy. Nae1 anu
Iroy,ona tnoyant.
, 1860-05-29
Quick Operations In new Wheat In
t:eorHfA.

SPEED ExrnAonplsAnY.-We alluded, some
days ago, to The appeerat c. Of -four frnn, new
wheat in the Augusta market. Its movements
from the Belds to the channels Of commerce
are worthy Of record, showing that We at The
South can be as fast as the Yankees when we >
have mind to. 0n Thursday morning, the
wheat was standing in the field, on the farm Of
Or. DAuirl. opposite this city. 1t WIS cut,
thrcshed. winno~ed and sacktd on THAT duy,.
brought to Savannah. and taken by the right
tram ls0 miles, 10 Stavalls Excelsior Nils ut
Augussn. where il arrived carly on Friday mor.
ming. By . O'Clock in the afternoon of that dsy
it was ground, the -four bolted. resacked, aud
on the car. tor Savannah, arriving here b5 the
ten O'Clock T. H. train,> having Undergone all
these changes and travelled two hundted end
siAty miles ia less than forty eight hours. Eut
tins is not all Early next morning tSaturday),
twcnty racks of it were on bourd the stean,tr.
aud will be iu New York IN time to be strred
by the hotels at breakfast on Tuesday mording!
Ne hare thus ise days for the whole opera.
tiou. iccluding some eleven lundred miles Of
travel!
These energetic movements wee performed
under the direction Of MIR. Ssavatl, The o<rer
of the Excelsior Mills. and they entit1e him to
be rank-d, in the very best sense. amoug the
| FAST men ri his dny.-Sar4nnnh R.4pJ.
, 1860-05-29

MARINE JOURNAL.


stmr 2aze1c, 1luucr, Hllx xanke7. tuotr e.
sa'.*s m s'ife, r.. ssa a', Hax1a sers'
tr,p j Blrh r. trowp. Milwaukee. light.
rP is"p Il f"s: ws.a. % M;te4ua ios u iuia5er
trop ottawa, Warren. 10 'unter, s. 18th.
sss,I + xtE a;aS Sx1 asy i
.cr a.e Leyt!es:; Jar: a:nlstee. 2 ee'ar pots
Sssr IaS. ts Z :, iSsaist
sshr ky 10! a'1 n ia%se; y!
sf IT. IT, ess:e Il
schr g s.t-. Care. Mu keccn. 1io n lumber
e; a. It Je 81 e. ss e lumber
sehr Az +. XVI. Dutfsc 4, 10 T,pn,br: 4
ss9 es &ssn MN %as: kss';,
se.s 2 Pr IN Aa,o'e M}ess N.masa loQ q q lqmoe5 %
ST; ST. ns@ s.ss
Quteo Of II! Wet trE cr tn bay 1sona lumber.
Ser nio ftnaes, Fos N, % s.nd . Rsy. T. q: S' w ~
sehr ST. l;sa. etssn s.. Il snss.,
mpaektss p,, ro.,,
ses' "a: n;ts1a. Id.e 81: B.t.xe % Il. xoed.
ssiT sshf ,te 9aHeH @
sss r. T;tDs NH: III III E 1s j; :a @'s1i, y
IL 5 steo 5sSs 99a asfs s "st ~sS
:eh- E.tespsise G nj r y, pa5 q 81 n lumber.
| E.hr HDM1se3% Eu FeT. E'af. k13 'oHs fot- =
| Schr Jame- s:lrt tie. joyce AhWnnE' 6, tight.
STIR 5nmnt, FuT1one d'an4 Hasen, " n lumber LOO
Sch, Nasst H. t1n, Grad Have~, eoo m lumber.
| scnr Magref. Mc{;r.w. 3fu.kssar, y n luml~r
SER 5rln pol swIt', t;r4nd Har. n IN lumber.
| Sehr &c, t.+ s,aths, Pes tko 10 m tnu'hs.
Jss5s % Essa ss:b Mp:s: sas q d, wood
s,.,n,., ,.. x.,,s 5sn 3; !; Aa7ss
| P.op ua,ouae.u, *ktnf, Superior CT. +tundr,s.
pvo IT, Chambsrlan Cottn9 rood. sundres
| Tfop Ottawa Was.e". Mu.kfRon.
/ r. Susquehsnna, Wttst~r tsod.ln. 1es hfis asur
| wheat, ssa3 bu h corn 20u brla dour-
| Rig s. hasinpoI. SwIt1, PIT he'd u. light.
Il M.h"nnE, Stswatt Urrntn. 'fglt.
| Echr Col GloG+r, Akesn. ~. Gr1nt ven, light.
| Self OctaYI.. Jahns q. Ceut rvie tight
Schr J.r. V..l,ee. Lawrence, It Jaeph. light
scsrt;- G. nre~. Garr 7. kalan ato,. light
Sthr q ,eeu Il Ihe Nt6s. ii rtin- sten Rag, light.
| Scht N'nlIe., Wsrne, Wa'ktr'. Per. light.
| >cLr AIn3a Greer, St uth Haven. i!xht.
| scr Ittaca J .hr on. -au't Ray light
.Schr @ ri e. Nu1tsut'u 6. Wolf k'yfE, atht.
Schr q ale Aobh I'd, lne's.o; Hiake;.'Ie. light,
| othr T,itti- Belle. Klrhv. tr.na HAsen Light.
| -Ehr L-vanf, Cnnnor Grand Efaser. light
| Scbr O1er, ~est q, Few cgo. 10 IA bush wheat.
Sc.rr o'ia. Q1isk D+Ie.n. Rht-
schr Jane, CITiste;, Jsee Misauker lc0 tonssto
:chr Eip41cr. Hen e!son. -bd4'n ta03 bush core.
hr I.s.c. Dcck,s. n.weto. lsGa nus1 c.,n.
| Sc,t MAJ ID. TOM 4. Dnae'rk, AS tu Il CON.
sc.y Na~nst. Mt Esxr. Mu-kt Enn. ishf.
Schr n. H. Scyeu> johnson, us~ego vlA Iost Colbos1
| 13-Hu0 buslI c1rn.
, 1860-05-29

WASHINGTON, Nay os.--Iu consequence Of tho
accident to The Nisgara. new programme has
to be made respecting The movement hence Of
the japanese. They are anxious to return 10
their country at the earliest practicable period.
To-day they are receiving visits from the army
aud navy officers and their families. and others.
will necessarily be limited 10 few d. rs, where
they will not receive v1sits to the extent they
have in this city. Persons have come bither
from distances Of five hundred miles purposeIy
to see them, -
, 1860-05-29

r7on, ,,t,.. -............... ,.s.s
Weeat nS'
Ths corn m.,tct To .day onenee firml,: but
., eoon =. H., p,,>.,;u- rith Iirernool dates
~ III. nth wa, tetccranhed The market declined
3@lc below the ruling figures Of Saturday, at
which .here we're liberal sales made. An anxi-
nj on tie part Of shippers to fill ont cargoes,
rsn.a3 = temporary reaction Just after 'Chaoge;
H.. a.. o-r,r.1 of 4le ARABIA with three DAYS
later naw. and a .t,,,. further decline, checked
and advance, and the n,s; !ket closed quiet
ssles emouutsd to about 14o, ,0ot bus. at 45c Tor
No. Cunal aaoa', a43@4sc for No. n store.
and 4s@t4lc for No. 2. The Wheat marke::,
under tie European news. wns more sctre, and
about so "oo bus was taken. mostly nj an ao'
vance Of sGtc 'hc markell e'os'ng urn 'oa'eso o.
No. Sprtug were made ut 81 .04fc in store, and
Ns.8at s1.n1lMl,os 10 store, Flour was dull
..a ha,vvs.f..s he;no limited at "a % for
A"3 ae" os-s
Spring auperhne. aod <fso(ga.eo 'or eooa
Spring extras. Oats we're IN good demand, and
there w. some inquiry on Eastern crdess.
1...a ..u.u. io..a-.- ~o,,a mt arr.
oa: s1o se':e' ~'a'a ~ 81,
and tile Transactions were i1sh', NJ 29e 'or No.1
in store. Rye unsettled. A1f4ey qafet. H1ec'
wines Isle for connsry manufactured fro'
visions Inactive.
rx..h.4 a.~,;,.d L. +o.dsr-rezse,s t,einc
.r-rL,. 70
ehgaSSF ~ DC lof coTn " AofIeo'oolns III" 4tc
to Elnao.
ox,.
tioos Al e1' Aor's.-Ane Mo. @afVa0f4ea" VI
Saturday reports TIE following "A lot Of 1000
h.ayy. at WARSAW. Ill. ayeracipr about go liz.
~, =. ~. ~. =, l.. d.t,..-.d ~h.asr.r
-ss.sa h..'.s.- 49, s.s a.. ~. - 49,,
January; designed for the supply Of butchers.
u.r1sNEw OulRAxs-May a3.-We have no.
,ooo a.. ,1oo 49,. ,vn.;.~ a...;,.
11ce" ea'es ~ 4-S' " ''oo 'aea e"~s' o"'''k
the past three days, at S23@sG Tor ordinary to
f.;r and S2.Res md $50 ne, ton for rood 10
prime lois.
Woot At AlgAxr.--The Albany !Statesn,an Of
the s5.h s.5e:
Considerable wool mas peen l taxen py mann.
tacsureE1 Item ~. a,.na,s anu e ~ an.ran,;< ~
nays. anuet1 1'a nf,ns .nsrtat rp1 now {bey
agreement ~. .. ..er,.,h;nm ". nH.r,n1. h.ra 1he
h*eo 9aken aoou. ~ e.so.tsf 80 ~,
ahes, oes1d"s o,ue1 .o's ~ s{n H.. - 49,.
lbs extra pulled n soc, ano XIV ~ :; Aesss
st 45c At Iros the sa'es =. ~ ~ g.,
arc said 70 tie about Vvo nass' VI ~ .ss.a w..
siderable las CONS 10 ea' A1os' Ans 4"o'"'
7lon* are withheld
AFax,cur rarp.soIxESr,-Th Albany States.
nnn says:
va understand that tue managers Of the New
York Central and the New York and Erie Rail
roads have entered into a mutual agreement il
, 1860-05-29

ALBANY, May 2s.-Hon. John Cramer, dele
gate at large on the Wood ticket at,he Charles.
ion Convention, and the ri preventative man in
Of the Wood Dickinson movement in this city,
has written letter that be has become perfect
II satisfied that s. 4. douglas is The Only man
the Baltimore Convention can present With .ny
hope Of success. This letter IL regarded here
a. IN indication Of alarm on the part Of the
Dickinson men. It is said it will be followed
d. other similar demonstrations.
, 1860-05-29

yzw Yonk, May ss.-The steamer N4tarzas.
from Ma.anzas. has arrived. She reports a
slight improvement in sugar and molasses. Ex-
chang c improving. Fseirhts more active.
; Tbs Hsrald has q special dispatch from
Vaahiug gtou 10 tho etftct that the Mexican Min
lister has advices from MEXICO announcing that
Mlramon and the Church party we're utterly
routed, aud the Liberals in full Possession Of
The Capita1
, 1860-05-29

Arrival Of the California Steamer.
Skw YoKK. Mar p The steamship North
ern Light, with California mails Of the 5th. aud
f1,ooU,oeo in treasure, arrived Saturday night.
Calitaroia news anticipated.
The Po~hatau sailed for Panama Aay 18th.
from Philadelphia The Wyoming is ordered
to Ca!tao, to aid our Minister in demands upon
Peru, in The Gaze Of the ships Lizz;o Thompson
and Georgiana, The Sabine is as AtplnwAu.
, 1860-05-29

TIuCAGO l. ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD IIAE.-r7<eGx-r Trains .i:sas: frcEs
md arrive At Chicago ~ fotoHA:
Day E1pres, an M-l !eAseA At 713 an asd sF'=t* II
Nsht E1t rrs e.v.+a. ri, pa. r ia:dsrs asees:t:
arrites II ::n fNehdsy1 excepted
Ioftt Accommodation, S 10 pu,-i,Ht!lr sf1ccrsr?.
Lnx. f;,a. axant. .:t3;
, 1860-05-29
Fires

Bosros. May es.-An iucendiasy FIRE At Wal.
than, last night, destroyed the Episcopal
Church; loss <l2 600. partially Insured.
The norsherly end ot Long y harf, which has
been repairirg, sid into .he dock last night,
destroying stone Sea vail sixty feet long and
an earth embaukment twenty feet in depth !;
damage 10000.
The paper factory Of Haven North, at Ash
Lard, was burned last night; loss about -, 600 i;
insured.
, 1860-05-29
GKrS "A In "AR H nnax4n n kNnHA

SAVANNAH, May es-The District Attorney
hA4 entered a no1e P'oto in . case against
Lamar, Aiken, Tucker. Mott and BroTn.
= The prosecutions continue against Capt, Far.
nsIn and Curry for p,sacy, and Towbridge and
Brown for holding Africans.
, 1860-05-29
Another Attempt to t1urn Kenosha--
The IneeudtArY Caught

KEsosuA, Wis. May 2s.-Another attempt was
made this mornis & about 3 o'clock 10 fire the
city in the rear Of The American Nouss. but the
viIlaiu WAS caught in the act. He bad covered
The fioor and walls Of an nnoceupied buiidirg
With camphene and lighted the match, when hs
YVES a.ressed and lodged Ia Jail. Had be been
fuccesslu' it would hare inevitably DESTROYED
The basncc Of the business portion Of the city.
It is with difiulty the people are restrained
Iron, ris1sipg him with summary vengeance.
, 1860-05-29

DETROIT. AaT s;1h,-AHived. seh1s. Lucy Latham.
{. aVSi 1SI. M,y :s1h=oes1su pr p.rer Racine.
Ret hesEo :; LAX UreAu Wnyc, Ink1 1ahsM, do.
rliFFALV, M4r 25s..-Arra's trop Fac Stfs,
RouoSr ehsa Rgmss d1 %ctscn
OSW GO, MAY e5tt.-C.la ed. bfop. fcn. Am, =.
Cha nan, III cago: tc.rs. j. Il. Hahn Whitney, do
t7,k kurn1u, l4ncef, do. !. -:
, 1860-05-29
The Greatest Facilities offered far tha
Prose taosl AMI ST~rttt SrHs13s
pUEtation II LIVE ~fDt,A.

BUFFALO & LAKE HURON
- RAILWAY. sha't~ss =al he~. saust Apn ,:vst
ofh-f Easte n cities. 49, .. ...
Trim r.,inE 1niraso i: sd rc:, pe::'r at *:t:
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ton II q: GU = Ls:is W. \. tsns.s .i."'
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, 1860-05-29

Attempted Prize Fight In New York.
Sxw Tonk. May 2s.-An attempted prize
fight between Geo. K,og and John Wood VAS
stopped By the police this morning, bY the mr.
rest Of the former. Another mill, however,
cane of between Jas. Clark aud jimmy kldot',
tue former u aud the latter ls years old, in
which the latter was heateu alter 81 rounds.
, 1860-05-29

Gen. Assembly Presbyterian Church.
RocHEs.Es, My es-The General Assembly
PresbJte3 of,Toledo and The Synod Of St Paul.
Tho remainder Of the proceedings were nnin-
portant.
, 1860-05-29

Il"
AsK FOR TlcStrS Ey srrcSnrE.iN.
Tia c.mp.etfnn ofthe v a.-n cc-a'''":.e' la r.ea
t4fynnta Kai yss.d ruakr~ :hst1:e
LIKEcT LINE HI fWEEH TT. EAST hSD : I'M
GREAT WEeT-
This cnnpetftn1 IF II ~ H.. ':. ~ Ht '.:.
our1h avoiding III ,:.aTASr &eN fs"sa+
With The szsiuz u TING. ~ :s., : - =, ,>.-l
For Fre.At Coaer:%o or ~hr,',. IL. :'n* .:,v'Ts
sddztss either 81 ths irs"w ~ ns.t.i' A'.'
H.s. Pierce kCo zut-v!c. ~: !. ~ *-:r-. E''F.
OR. AcSer4ev, A.y-y'ic. T.: ."'at. :. '-ti.,,.
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ham c.. Cro. IT.; Il. !. s.,, lntr:, 49,.
Louis; .1.hn II. Ilsni-, Sa>tv Fem: H,'1, h,n:,
h,tcn ~ FfsIxks A.ea. Of tailcas II d''r.es
p,ussin thu "sfs-
, 1860-05-29
CAMPAIGN . ~ :
PRESS AND TRIBUNE,
Great Presidential Campaign

Great Presidential Campaign!
Republicans, you have NOW selected your
candidates for the Campaign Of 1850. ABhA-
HAu LINCOLN Of Illinois leads the column Of
the Friends Of Freedom. During the si1
months that are before US tho Press AND TEL
BusR will labor necessarily for hia election.
~--=ztE@s=EeF ss1= ;5.:sAAA~saA A.s.s
From our standpoint. in his own State, We
shall be able to present facts and incidents
which, it is believed, will be Of essential ser
yice in the great contest Ill over the United
States Va beg leave, therefore, to suggest
to the Delegates and all the Republicans now
in the city, that they order copies for their re-
spec.ire towns and districts before they leave.
Tho Campaign Press and TRIBUNE will
give fnll and complete current history q !hs
Presidential canvass, including reports Of
speeches, debates and mass meetings- It will
also contain the general news Of tho day. tele~
graphlc dispatches, coplsus correspondence
market reports, agricultural and other useful
matter. Nothing will be omitted to render 1t
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, 1860-05-29

Qrrpsc, May 27.-Tha. steamer Canadian
broke one Of her cylinders IN starting yesterday,
aud was brought to just below Point teyl She
proceeded On her way 1t ons o'clock to-day,
and passed Light ut s o'clock r. II.
, 1860-05-29

Destructive Fire.

Bos7oS, May a7.--Ths jenelry store Of Joshua
.Gooding, IS Washington ssreet, WAS robbed to-
day Of 5000 worth Of watches, chains and
other ieHelry.
, 1860-05-29

RAxooR,' Me-, es.---The village OF Monson.
Piscatsqua County, was entiie'y destroyed by
fire this morning. About forty buildings were
houses, the Post Office, stores, etc. tbs IRE
caught in xtable connected with the Monson
House,