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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20
BALTIMORE, June 20


Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Pugh, Of Ohio,
and Mr. Barry Of Miss, had an interview in
which the Ohio Senator said if the N Y dele
CATION should give its casting vote for the un-
conditional admission, then the north west
will secede on the other hand, he said in be-
half of himself and friends that he would take
no pledge It was then agreed. on all hands,
that the schism cannot be he aled and all hopes
of harmony are at an end.
The Key Stone Club who are on here from
Philadelphia in behalf of Douglas, had an
other iracas this morning, with some of the
Baltimore men There was another row be-
fore the Committee ON Credentials among
the Delaware delegates, of whom Mr. White
ley was one.
Mr. Stevens of Mass, was instructed by
his delegation to vote for the admission of the
Seeding delegates but refused
The Committee on Credentials voted 10 to
lj in every case.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20

EAhIlth blNlf duht ~
The United Kingdom from Glasgow arrived
at $50 A. NJ
GgNoA sth--News from Sicily states that
the capitulation is concluded between Garbal-
di and LAMA
PARTS Sth-The King of Naples invoked
the Intervention of the five great powers to
guarantee the integrity of his dominions.-
lie more particularly claimed mediation from
the French Emperor for the pacitcation OF
Sicily, and promised to proclaim Immediately
the constitution of 1852.
He also requested the great powers to EN-
ploy their authority and influence to prevent
Piedmont from tayoring insurrection ON the
main land
Naples regarding the collective action of the
great powers engaged, was the first to answer.
She did not intend to interfere in the conflict,
except it possible, TO stop the etlusion OF blood
without siding with either party.
The other powers gave a similar reply. Ma
polcon replied Immediately that mediation
was only possible between the two powers, and
unless he officially recognized the Sicilian in
surrection no power could mediate between
the same and the King Of Naples.
Lord Russell, however, promised to recon-
mend Piedmont not 10 toment a disturbance
! in the Pennsular possession of the King OF
| Naples and it is expected Austria, who had
no diplomatic relations with Piedmont or any
other great powers will act similarly.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20
BALTIMORE, June l9.
EVENING SESSION.


The President called the Convention to or
der at 3 o clock, p. NJ.
Mr.. Fisher, of Va, desired to know wheth-
er members of the Convention are TO be eX-
cluded from the Hall by police2 If so so help
me God, will not submit TO such an outrage.
have my commission here, aud if IT is not my
passport TO this Convention will not retain
NV seat here. Naughter) You have no
rieht TO keep trained bands at the door to pre-
vent members from entering the Hall. The
tickets have been changed since the morning
session
Mr. Stetson, ofN. Y, had been similarly
treated at the door, but did not think It was
any reason for secession from the Convention
or dissolution of the Union. daughter =
Some of the officers have neglected their du-
ty, and that is all have to complain OF.
Mr. King of No, called the attention OF the
President to the fact that n portion Of the dele
gates from Georgia did not secede from the
Convention, and the question should be sub
mitted 10 the committee on credentials as To
the rights of the non-seoeding delegates Q
Georgia.
Mr. Stewart, of Mich, did not think any
new business could now be introduced intr
| the Convention until the report of the com
mittee on credentials was received, and he un
derstood that the committee would not be pre-
pared TO report until tomorrow morning. liz
| therefore moved that the Convention adjourn
At the request of the President, Mr., Stewar
suspended his motion for few moments.
The President stated thaAihe system of OF
ganization was adopted at Charleston whicl
required delegates TO secure seats in Conyen
ton. The system was followed out here. |
was absolutely necessary TO adopt such a regu
lation in order to prevent seats of member
from being occupied by those not belonging
lto the Convenhon What could have resulte'
but confusion if ifgentemen should he admitte'
without restriction TO the Hall
The Hall will be filed with strangers
had been found necessary this morning Z
change the tickets for delegates. The gentl'
man from Va, in making such solemn al
peal to the country was only appealing agains
necessary regulation. IL the Conyentio
> will adopt some other plan il win be most az
oeptable to the Chair, for il will save him froI
the most arduous and unpleasant part of h
! duties.
! MIR. Asher aud Mr. Randall rose, but the Ia
ter obtained the floor, aud called upon th
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20

BALTIMORE, June l9-MidnighL
The Committee ON credentials have decided
to report in favor of the admission OF the
Soule delegation from Louisiana
Caucusing has been literally carried on to-
night
The Dougas men made tremepdous rally,
having been in consultation all the evening AT
Reverdy ,lohnson's.
The high tone assumed by the Southern
delegates, and their loud denunciation of the
New York delegation, has apparently created
a reaction among the latter. The talk IS thai
if the Southern seceders are admitted, il vii
only lead to new difficulty; that they will ther
put on arrogant airs and bolt again after be
ing admitted
1t seems more likely now, than last night
that the New York delegation may uphol'
the report admitting the whole Soule o.
Douglas delegation from Louisiana, and tina
then all the other seceders will refuse TO conn
in. This may after all lead to the nomina
| ton of Douglas
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20
NOTICE IN PARTITION.

NTARY BoYLEan Emma Boyle, minors, children
wi and heirs at law of Margaret Boyle Qo1nery mar
gaTet Webberl deceased, and John Webber, OF Mont
gomery county, Ohio; Henrietta Webber and William
Webber minors children and heirs at law of Noah Web
her deceased of Lucas county, Ohio; Robert Webber,
George Weber, James Weber, Anna Maria Webberi
Oyidow of Robert Weber, sen.,l deceased and Jeml-
ma Ludwig, Qsrmerly Jeuiima WebberD OF Nandch'
burRh county in the State of Indiana. -
Win take notice that on the sd day Of April A. ID
1860 petition was filed against them IN the superior
Cont OF Montgomery county, Ohio, by Thomas Web
ber, and is now pending, wherein said Thomas Web6ei
demands partition of the following described real estate
10 with lots numbered l754, l755 and 1856 OF the re
yised numbers of lots in the city Of Dayton, IN th'
county of Montgomery and State of Ohio md that q
the lime term <, d. 1860, of SAID court application
will lie made by the said Thomas Webber for IN orde
that partition may be made of said premises Datet
'''1 nn2Sdlwid TH0s. b. TILToN Atty for Petner.
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GonlnrrriaL

OFFICE OF THE DAILY EMPIRE, I
DAYTON, WEDNESDAY,, JryE Porn 1860. /

OFFICE OF THE DAILY EMPIRE. !
DAyrox WEDNESDAY,, JryE PORN, 1860
Ccorrectedd daily by HApa,uAv Bao, Jeacron aucetl
We have little TO report in any Of the de-
pariments ofiradc Indeed very little is being
done now in any trade.
FLOUR Trade mostly local, with little
shipping demand Small sales wholesale at
$50. Retnil s. 75. White wheat Sc 25
WHlEAT-S 81, 90, with downward tendency.
Z CWsN. N.-Thereceipts in coru have been very
fair for the last week, and on account Of the
promise of the growing crop, the price is
tending downward Sales are made at iOc.
OATS. Receipts fair, and sales Of small
lots at 35 cents The new crop is having a
depressing effect on prices
BARLEY. .--liitle doing, aud we can give
10 quotations.
RYE.-Receipts very light, and in request
at 00c.
Nothing doing in Flaxseed or Grass seed
GROCERIES, ETC.
fco,rected for Tho pa,ly FMrnr by Kneisy McIntyt,
q Co, No. 3iI, Tmrdst)
Sugar, active and advanced cent,
Coffee more active with advance Of ic
We quote today
Coffee lllGl5.
Sugar firm ut St@9l
Molasses l7@4S.
Teas 3j@65
Cheese 740Sl
Tobacco 20@40.
Rice 5GG52.
Prunes Slm9
| Candles II.
Soap 5l@7
White Fish 525@5,5O, Halves
Mackcrel 9,OO@20,00 per barrel, as to qual
ity
Dried Apples 667l per pound
Brooms S2,2561S2 40 per doz.
Tallow 9094
Salt 81 20 per Dbl
Beans, White Sl09 per hu
Butter l0(6l2.
Eggs Sl699
Pepper l0@ll.
Alspice l0Ml1.
Raisns S2,75@$300.
Valenta do. 9l@lO per h.
Figs lO@ll.
Vinegar Cos per gallon.
Lead Got
Shot 50 90 per kcg
Starch &c
Ground Spices 35 per doz.
Tar -, l,2jG$5 90 per bbl
Matches 20 per gross
Cotton Yarns 20 per lib.
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A Card.

DELUGE HALL June l8, 1860,
Resolred, That the thanks of this Company
be rendered to the s. d. & c. r. r. Co., and
particularly to Mr.. Foster, the gentlemanly
Conductor of the 8 o'clock train taking Fire
men to the State Parade held at Sandusly.
Resolced, That the kind acts Of the Fire
men and citizens of Sandusky will ever be re-
membered by this Company with pleasure
and gratitude.
ReSolred That the assistance of the Young
America Fire Co of Urbana, and other Fire
men, is kindly remembered and our sincere
thanks returned
Resolued, That this Co. return their thanks
10 Mr., Jeifries for kindly loaning us 300 feet
of hose at the late tournament at Sandusky.
Resolced, That these proceedings be pub.
lished in the city papers, and copies forwarded
TO the parties therein mentioned.
ANTHONY SsEPHANs
DANIEL La FEvRE, Com.
JNO TOPKY,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20
chicago market.

CHICAGO, June ~.
FLOUR-Is held more firm, but the mar
let is dull and inactive.
WHEAT-The favorable news by the stea-
mers from Europe-whch were telegraphed
yesterday mornng--caused an advance OF &c.
ON the prices which prevailed on Saturday
CORN-Market opened heavy, but on
Change an advance of llc was realized,
closing quiet at 4sc. for No |.
OATs-were steady and in good demand
RYE-Quiet without sales.
BARIEY-Dull without Offering
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20
MAsrER COMMIssIONER's sALE:
superior Court, No. l4Gl

'o''T afsias! Superior Court No. i'S''
IDIipsIiAN1 10 an order Of tile Superior Court OF
l. NIontgomery county, Ohio mRdo in the above case
~ its lime Term, A. D., 1860 and 70 me directed shall
r nj public auction a the door of the Court House, IN
w.. city' Of DAYTON, Montgomery county, Ohio,
WV ~ On SdtHyiGH, July IAN, 1860
p,,osn the hours Of one and four o'clock J.. NJ. Of
aid day, the following described Real Estate, to wit
sate IN the city of Dayton, county OF Montgomery and
5iste of Ohio 10 Wit All that lot tract or parcel Of
lanI bounded as follows, TO witt beginning az the north
ast corner of In lot No. one hundred and my eight
ubsl on The pat of the town of Dayton; thence west
,For,ily with the northern boundary, eight poles TO
line ofthe heirs ofHenry Brown decd thence at right
angles southwark with said Browns line, two ~ poles
thence AT right angles eastward eight poles 70 Main
street: heIiae northWnrd with Main street two ~
noles TO the place OF beginning containing sixteen
h6l perohes, he the same more or less, excepting
neyertheless twenty (2o) feet On the west end o
said prem ,es, and also including 80 much Of the
brick wall OF the Phillips House ~ ndoins the Norh
sac of said premises, and the ground on which said
,au stands AZ has been conveyed 20 said Green by thf
Pm nips House Hotel Company.
sad property Is TO be sold on q Judgment Ia hNor o
John Cemmer against Richard Green, ~. al Tbs
above property hns been appraised a sN thausand dol
ars and cannot BE- sold for less than two thirds the ap
praisement. which Is S4OOO. Terms 0f sale, cash,
N. r. JORDAN, Master Commissioner,
Superior Court Montgomery Co, q
+. p Curry, ATTY. JeSdfd'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20
WAsnINnroN. June 90.

House. Mr. Davis, of Md, from Committee
ON Ways aud Means, has leave to report bill
authorizing the President at any time within
twelve months to borrow on the credit of the
Government, sum not exceeding 81 900, goo
or so much thereof as in his opiuion the eXi-
gencies of the service may require, TO be used
in the redemption of the Treasury Notes now
outstanding.
The stock shall be issued bearing an interest
Of per cent, and the loan shall be reimbursed
within period not beyond twenty or not less
than ten years.
The Secretary Of the Treasury shall be
authorized, with the consent Of the President,
10 cause certificates of stock to be prepared
by the Register for the amount SO borrowed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20
ADVERTISEMENT.

Robert Dchty, -.
vs.. superior court
Warren W. Phillips and John R. No 1884.
Coblenz, et III.
UOURSJIANT TO AN ORDER OF the superior
Court of Montgomery County, IN the state
OF Ohio made in the above case at its April term A. d.
is and 10 me directed shall offer at public auction
ot the door of the Court House, in the city OF Dayton
N the county of Montgomery and state OF ONO, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 80, 1860,
tween the hours of and four o'clock p M Of sad
day, the following premises, to wit; Lots nqmbered
twelve hundred and three (l2O) and twelye hnh9Ieu
city of DAYTON Montgomery county, Ohio, and being
numbered l5S aud 15g ON the original plat made Dy
Lodwick SAID premises are to he sold ona lndgmen
In favor of Robert Il. DcSey, against Warren W. Pml
lips John X. Cobentz, and others. 90
The above lots have been appraised az loloWs'
Lot No. 1908, sl3OO
1904, Sl33O0
Said property cannot be sold for less than two 'hird
their appraised value.
Terms Of Sale, cash. ,n,,,
Mast Com Superior Court Montgomery CO., Ohio
J. A. JORDAN, Attorney. lny1n-ih
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, June 10.
FLOUR-Sales 200 bbls fair article, S.,
100 Dbl s O. extra, from red wheat, sold at
same figure.
WHEAT Firmer, and lG92c better Sales
1000 bu Mich Red at II 1000 bu do do
/ IL 1900 bu do, / II; 1000 bu white Wa
bash at %; 300 bu Mich Red at TO-
CORN-Sales 1000 bu at so; 5000 bu
5000 bu and 700 bu all at same figure
OATS-3lc offered
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20

Numbers Of the Democratic Senators and
Representatiyes who have visited Baltimore
and conferred freely with the Southern dele
gates announce that there is no prospect or
expectation of a compromise between the seye-
raj factions. Mr. Douglas is an indispensable
obstacle 10 any adjustment, and his friends
will not permit him to withdraw, even were
he inclined, which he is not
An explosion in the convention in some
form IS inevitable, because the antagonsm
cannot be reoOnciled
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20
MONTGOMERY COMMON PLEAS.

y aiio, iit -, ,no,,ooa
tbnt Illu, Mnhony did on the 18th day Of May d. 1850
,ie her petition IN the office Of the Cork OF the Court
If Common Pleas within and for the county of Mont
,,on.rv ohio charging the said John Mahony with
SiIG ai.snce nom her. the said Julia Mahony for more
than years last past and asking that she my be di;
enrred nom the said John MahOny which petition wll
stand for hearing the November term ls' oil SAID
S,'ri JULIA MAHONi,
H,ad NAV 90 1880 VIC by ADAM CLAY, her Atty
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20


II is now certain that there will be another
break in the convention on the admission of
the Douglas delegates from Louisiana.
The following are said to be pledged TO go
out % from Virginia, from North Carolina,
from Tennessee, 10 from Pennsylvania, un-
der the lead Of Senator Bigler, from Massa-
chusetts including Hon Caleb Cushing, and
| 10 from New York.
There will probably be no secession from
Kentucky or Maryland.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20

MONTGOMERY GUARD PIcMc-The public
viii bear in mind that the picnic of the Mont
gomery Guard will come off tomorrow morn
ing Cars win leave the Mad River Depot
opposite Swayines Hotel at o'clock precise
ly. All the arrangements are complete to
make it the grandest affair of the season. The
Guard have left nothing undone to insure
tleir friends pleasant day. +
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20
BAlrISoRr. June 10.

While the Arkansas contested election case
was under discussion before the Committee ON
Credentials, difficulty occurred between the
Hon IT. G. Hindman of Arkansas and Mr..
Hooper, one of the contestants Pistols were
drawn and blows exchanged, but finally quiet
was restored, without loss ol liiei and with on
ly a small draft upon honor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20

Bas~Last evening we saw a woman leading
a drunken man along the streets. II was her
husband whom she was conducting home, we
suppose What must woman endure before
she feels impelled to seek her husband in such
resort as she found him And how far have
men to go until they reach perdition, who will
supply such poor, miserable, ruined, God-for
saken wretches with hquor2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20

The Postofice Department has given Official
notice that after to-day the California ma'i
will cease 10 be carried by the way OF the ls,h'
mus of Panama. In the absence OF leg'sla'
ton BY Congress to maintain this mail roHt !
the Department does not teel authori1eu ie
make temporary provision TO continue A.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Superior Court, No. 1850

superior court NO ie'V'
David II. Bowman, ct, al. -
ny virtue of an order of the superior Court oil MONT
Is gomery county, Ohio, made at ~ Aprll term AZ -.
1850 in the above entitled cause, VIII on
Tfosi,ty JuHe 10, 1850.
Al the door of the Court House M the CITY oi Dayton,
btween the hours of two and four o'clock r. M, OF sad
tlRy sell az public auction 10 the highest bidder, the
folIowng rea estate viz the heing IN the town OF
Liberty in the township Of Jefferson, ~ the county o
Montgomery, and Stale of Ohio and described AS FOL
said town of Liberty, fronting Main street. being IN
section nine township three, range iye esl rom me
ri,nn drawn lfon the mouth OF the 6fea miami RIVER
Auprlised at $4,000. May sell for $4,000.
GEO. W. MALLAMBliE' Master Com
CtAy Attorney mylld- lawdaw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20

Flowers AND FAIRIES The Floral Concerts
by the young ladies of Cooper Seminary, on
Thursday and Friday evenings next promise
character Those who were present at their
representation Of the "Flower Queen" last
year, require no further indueement toattenC
again And those who were not then present
hava a delightful entertainment in prospect
The Fairy Scenes introduced will lend a rar,
and beautiful attraction to the occasion
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20
ATTACHMENT.

Henry Femedng, PlH Before George goStGio Owen j. p
against Dhytoh ipWlsihPi.l
NN The lst oIy Of June 1850, sud Justice issued an
order Attachment in the above actionior the sum
~ thirty two dollars and seventy i've cents .
',,i1,, ~, ,s ~ HENRY FERNEDlNG.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20
City Matters.


ns,f Trains arrive and depart nom the Union Depot
ns follows:
CNciNEArI, HANuTON AND DAYrON-Arrive. $50 q
M, 1920 +. M, 6il5p.tu., S50pm. Depart 500 am.
500 am, $3.50 pm, 6;SO pm
HANpusEr, DAYrON AMI CiNciNNArf--Arrive BOO q
m, 500 a.m 3;23 pm Depart; 900 am, 6;JO pm.
D:OO pm.
DkrroN AND Nomenclature; 746a. M, G.I5 D. m
Depart; $50 ann B.f5 pm
DAYTON AND WEsrrRs lro ISptANkroLfsl ARRIVES u
haml 1900 m, 4;i5 pm Depart. 2;20 amt G.4o q
M, 800 pm.
GsEEsyiLLE AND MIAMI (ro IsbIANAPoLIs)--Arriye
ll2o am, b;35 pm Depart, $50 am, 2.iO pm.
LirTlE M1Aai, CoLuNHus AND NESIA--Arrive 2s22 O
M, oilhn. m, 3.jOp m. Depart; 1885 A. M 02O q
M, 6ii6 y. m
Wa Passengers going east by the night train and ives
y the 22d TRAM must procure their tickets bciOr
$40 p. N. The ticket Office will not bo open for thes
trains.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20

Posi- OrFIcE, DAyros June II, 1890
Until further notice, mails viii eloseat ths othee az
F"r New York Philadelphia, and New England
states. daily except sunday at $50 4. n.
For Cincinnau, o., Eastern, Western Northern and
Southern States, daily eNcep' sunday at 1850 A. - and
For Columtus and zanesvil o., daily except sun
For Xcnia and yellow springs a! s.oeF n
For Nliams Germantown, Franklin Hamilton,
Eaton, o., and COnnersye, Ind, dmy except sunday
Tnr snrino6eld. Urbana THIN, sandusky, Toledo,
Ce,eland, o., Eort Wayne, Ind and Michigan daily
except SUNDAY at SIS 4 n.
FOR Richmond, Cambridge, Centreylle, Indianapolis,
Ind and New Paris, o., daily az 500 ~. n,
Fur tireeuyilie, g., Union CITY, Mnchester Munice,
and jay County, iud daily except Sunday AZ hlb A. n
| For Troy C0yington, Pqn,, sidney, 81 MaTys and
Fort Wayne, iaiiy except sunday ~ o'le a ~.
For Union, West Milton and Little York. Tuesday
Tor jehnsyiiie, New Lebanon and West Alexandra,
| For Cnyton, Centre and Ludlow, Friday OF each
For Gentreyne Lebanon and Mason, Tuesday, Thurs
for Vandaiia and Chambersburg, at 1900 n. Tues
foT TaSiorsIle Wednesdays and saturdays, at $40
AZ :. =, Nl-,>,, :, ~
,NFRFrNiss AND EXTRACTS, put up IN beautiful
/ ilt bottles of the same quantity and superior IN
1,ullty TO etheir Lutdp-, Wright 8, Glen OF baeys'
and sold at one'thira the cost Y ~ ssF NO.
GIS Druggist, No. % Main street
cioAP Toilet and shaving soap ia every variety Of
7 - sse,a S'''e'' '''''' ". ". STEWART,
] ciS ,i,,, No. O. Main street.
| INIDwER, GARDEN aud FIELD SEEDS, Of choice
/ II varieties, irom reliable soulces, ,,
l AEor shleby J.. WOODHULls
nj, NH ''"' Thpi street, east Of The Pos. oaioe.
LARGE stock Of Groceries aud Liquors, for sale
a by apo A. PRuDhN' at The hes,n.
tDINE APPLES.-l,ist received another nal NJ
of those i1rae hne -hayored extra Pine Apples IA
No 800, Third street m, ,,rnrNntruc II 90
my29d3 hhINshA1'S
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20
New YoRK, June 20.

New YoRH, June 20.
The United States ffigate Niagara, which
is TO convey the Japanese Embassey home,
came out Of dry dock yesterday She will be
ready for sea by the latter end of this week