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, 1860-06-09
New York Wool Marker.


The tleula,, In limit d. asths attention nj the
cess red toward the wnn growing d,icte whtIc IN. NV
factuTcls the.F nEeEtt well dcaer I.r.
been making paclna. But not 1f The arcourfa
Ing r:ce+ lit town ana county chutIeil1 In IT, ~.
IRENE aid cntitltd t. 1csIsc- From .p1. jerati
rarn that Ha. makg ut last yc1- triecx fonr a
tbA M advance 0, e. = n last years F:nts ia III
mud from oh her dstcta es a-h r1!utsn nj a.
IN easy musy nket atrr antf In "neand with aret @
In IT Interest ac soif SUI piles dne ,sls nra
WHERE whe the mills runnine 1ul hlat rrnssn
Iluw absurd the llsA that Nook must suhrt srh
show such Eut III: mud the farmers ~ -
better c,otun hold Their wsots .h4n 1i1,v y :
year. while The state ii the Market and tr iess
Ike auhe Of sncr esdcuc. les, t. ,rf tT..d
ioTa and dealers tfnid pusch tb- ~
consequently liz lre2ter ptson into thc hands u s
uiactu1eEs. ,,,
vctc too htrh, but the farne1s do ut say ~ EA.
assert that her rplr vei fair vajus r., ths thmss
w0ol and this is I'll they cl i'm now. II ucair1s ..s!
send the MUGS market, and rsot 10 he ,sa.y .ey
kutter3uge dcptc sling their pu,esty whjc1. i. III,
aro iux On the theeIs 1. Ne ie,:4t IL crsf r. sl
Folders ect &as raipe fet clf w0is I, earlrsav az
justined In sinE their good early @ II,
pui y. and t!s VA. aEary The last trar M
fTss. tors IL. luie Is 900 lbs H. nestle Fleece ~ re
fur nn,"n u full blood Sax u 1a001 lbs Calforn s
No CITY: &c fur tuH1 y y: ,"s lanet and ii loE
kugs sud uptTy al.a:4 tlls Kin ran;e ~, os
and uwas d. -c tuE the ftn,er lie ft fie ,t
los y lsucno* Ayser. 20 do NasIfd stLi rna
$50 do {lIil.an. an irv IL teyfnk. VT quote ' a1u
Am SaxUny Fipecs, Fn................... y mo,
Au rulI loud Merin'. ........,.. y
A,n X ant unoa Mtrtrh trh,..........,,..'' :teth4
Am n4tiye II Il blood s'crno.
lu7Icl, rupert :.
Pulled, No.
, 1860-06-09
The Japanese and Currency.

WASHINGTON, June sth.-Two officers Of the
Treasury Department spent several hours with
the Japanese on the subject Of currency, their
object, being to obtain ali possible information
with the view to the regulation Of commercial
transactions, but nothing definite is as yet &C.
complished. It appears the Japanese have
much knowledge Of refining silver and baser
metals, but not Of gold, and It is thought lon z
time must e!apse before satisfactory under:
standing can be arrived at in relation to the
value of the latter.
, 1860-06-09

BUFFALO Il LAKE HURON
- HALLWAY. shortest AID bess suus 10 Dutf.Io ~
oshr9 EAatern cities.
TEia ir.vtr; C..cako At .s, p, pet,u. II ESQ: r.
hves husIu II $40 Pm: New ivfk Al 1oa anl: ia'
ton At lat; sEnx with y. Y. Central Il l|n&4u
N.Yk Eris .sna Et.pc Est. Tickets th.a can
bt otta!1rf at the Cufpn De;.st. H.. CARTER,
fa!4 6Oiy t;enT Manager,
, 1860-06-09

Trtsi..... ,.... :. 81 80 .1sa6 u
, 1860-06-09
Masonic Grand Lodge of UoVn.

Masonic Grand Lodge Of Iowa.
BrRL1sGToS, Iowa. June 8.-The Masonic
been in session in this city since Tuesday, will
adjourn s1n* did to night. They hare elected
officers for the ensuing year. and had public
installation tlis morning. There are between
three and four hundred delegates in attendance,
which il the largest gathering Of Masons ever
assembled in the State.
, 1860-06-09
QELMBOLD'S GENUINE PRE-.

Ii HELAlDOID'S GENUINE PRE-
HELMBoLns Eucan for lie Ii,atasr.
IIttsstMB9LWS IL ,,II !y " nTc!H : q re t;r.vtf:
HELM HOLDS iTcHtI for foi Sevon,nSI. :"t sDgsy;
EtMmE ESS ESI fs ff Be Isss; Siss,s'ss yss
HG Hi1 tss !"F sastas sasf1 Dif''{a fas{aae
HEkMH9tRs Gtit{ EEGHE f. f. NIX X;s5t - 6.sa
EE1Mt H GH tsr tsT iys.s. S5sssss; & he s1p
HSaS @ (; r ss;at.: + Il v<t z Il, E,x
uEI.MHOLD's BCcHC Tor Mobility aud Restlessness
e ts!1 G i 81 !s;Ss Ct sssty
c'etton,, And. and al pl:sa:es " n
EsS1tEsI IEEaStEs-sEMaiEs:
n, r. rLAT!St; M MARRIAGE.
A0H1 -so .AoA6 t1A1- trucy .rrnrxo.v
,1r,vnntn,s rvTr,,sT n11cur AAA"
IS TIE VERY REST r>EvEny1 1S TrrE wop1n
"sfS is sss nssfF 'n
.Ez.1.rros* ABOVE:
r. No 70 raAiax FAN n3., shocLnbs y WITHOUT IT;
for Tnpeasan, and paaesroas usea.es a1S<iesne
SECRET DISEiSE9
In all their Stages. At n,,,. E.r.n,e
ayn IN rvpnSr-pr
1..e uE1nE ms EXTRACT N1-t,,1u f,v r..,.<.
ar.{nr FINN L,hit. in.,Eyrd IN ' -~7S~E
49, $500
HA AVUNN ANU VLDs
." - -
AMI far dft..... ,r;s,n FINN b,hfts ~ ,t-to..,
all Improper discharges. and viii The patis.&
II soIft II g me ,i ~, rrsse q neasa M paE
and affections nt the IN ri distressing eh .r,rtrr
C.e HttMBOLbs tSFKACf BCCAG for all ut.
1se"'"' A1o N us.Ne's '. NV
UHAHAfta OIstSaNS,
, 1860-06-09

loe 4k-Ha-Ars'I oswEoo, June A.
tLcrH-DnclsnG $500 for M st.,e 4. ., n,
e1Isa 90 EtnAaiAo tio&. untk11Kt &t6NG tn,eY,r,
:; T.; held a,my .alen hu anbes t.
Corn fFn hu: quiet. Ot,e: grains 1omtIxl ~ st.4
CANAL FRx:0HTs-Stesdy. 1t 26c On dnrr "a m ,rh..
and 64c nn 10 New Tork, 49, 80 VA "Aes1'
lsroe7s- ;eo hu whess, <s'o bu eo,n 1soo ba cst.
CAsAL EKros1sl.1ts b,s fur. 1850 bu wheat IL 3o
bu so5n. - ~7 1A'o'"
, 1860-06-09

BA7oS RoroE, June s,h,-The boiling Demo-
cratic Convention adjourned yesterday. altar
proyiding that in case Of their Withdrawal from
tho Baltimore Convention, the Louisiana dele
CATION be authorized to unite With ths Richmond
Convention.
, 1860-06-09

The Hfver and tho Weather.
BuRL'SGroS, Iowa. June s.-The river at this
point ID rising. Wind north. Thermometer 20
degrees.
DUBUQUE, lows, juno s.-The river is rising,
With BIZ feet Of water in tie channel. Their
mometer IS deg. Weather cloudy.
, 1860-06-09

s-Na CLEARED. .Jupe 9.
Etur dazelle, Butles Grsnd HAvsn. suncsias.
Eiur Huron Fabst Grand Havsu, light.
I'rop sun. Janlson, t.,!!lnkwooa, sundrea.
f'snp Monte 1una- Robbins. II. Jtset b, light
Pr,t e. Near. Nyerson. Liulc hauble. uxht.
NEx Mar. Grand Haveo, light.
l5rtx Pacific. Dyer, Ucnnto, lsht.
Scht Napoleon. Nfl.on Mant%tcc light
:ch1 Wm Adrteh. s!mpso2 r Two R,vsrs, light.
schr Oct wis, HaH. Grand Haven lisht.
sch1 ;'.ncs Neneh. E4ts. s,sweeo. IL zoo bu corn.
fchr Com Nste0n naf 1sot, Buffalo, Haas tu cefu
SchF y. North, Bell, Buffalo, l1xht
, 1860-06-09

RIyED...............June7 I.
Investigation, Athens % ; red ttone.
II {; Ioonls Athens, a5 c = ed stone.
l:ol SieArht, Athena, ts ; red stone.
" II Brown, Soun Aockpott. 4. c ; d stone-
Adea Mu1s1s, 1850 bu com, % bu re.
Yorktown, Ottawa, 5, Isl bu torn.
EAEED........-.....June I.
Trader, Kankakce, light.
Prairie Quser, Ottawa, 80 Ibis salt.
Tide. s1e Fl lss # lumber, Il N shingles. IS NJ ath:
Norris La sale, 6s % It iu. es, ~ II shingles, 10 n ath
is N siding
$ nouel1a, Lockport, light.
Sultan, O:tawz, light
II q Looms, Athens. light.
Investigator Atiene bbls lime bog g:ass, hale bair
.hnKon. oekpo1t, 1s000 II LUMBER, 10 sh!nges.
Il u laih. bis lime, 301 bs hardware. ls0 woed
, 1860-06-09

Death OF Hon. John l.. Schoolcraft.
ALBANY, June 8.-Hon John l.. Schoolcraft
died ut st. Catharines, G. W, at l2 o'clock last
, 1860-06-09
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
~ COMrANY'S

EXPRESS FREIGHT LINE.
For Through Freight Oaly.
VA New Central Great Western and connecting roadst
Chcago aad all The West,
The Roads forming this old and reliable route from the
sestoard and the Vert, have o.ganlzsda
FAST FREIGHT LINE.
Giving perfect Reliability and g,catiy Increased pIspsrh
to rsiKht-he trains forming The Line East and Wet Tun
with The same rssaazy making connections Il ,hs
te}n!ans Or eash oad - Ihru:h Pa;tenser Trains.
Expn y Line, via u. ", r."
In New foFS deliver gooIs 1t Eud>on River Railroad,
Pa.'engeE Depot = street Canal Depot
In Boston, deliver goods Boason and Worcester
Depot, aud mark a. above,
Through Bllo! Lad!ng gven and Recamatlons pa,d At
any Of the CoH.panyt Unces.
E. z. BEACH, Agent, g7s Broadway. New York
OTIS kinBALL, Agent, Il State STREET, Bostcu
A. WALLINGF0KD, Western Agent.
Corner and Dearborn steet oppose Ttsmopt House.
CAlca&1. mh3l-fiLly
, 1860-06-09

H Judge Douglas is suffering from disor-
der Of his throat, wh ch will compel him to come
to this city to hare it cauterized. His family
are also in afflictiou from the death Of child
i. +. Tribune,
, 1860-06-09
oksat Republican Ratification Meet.
NJ %Er

ing In New York.
new YoRE. June s.-Theze Was large gath
esrlng o1 Republicans at the Cooper Institute
!ast evening, for the purpose OF indorsing the
action 10, OF the National Convention, which met
Ar. r, Il. BIatchford presided over the meet
ing, and speeches were made by VIM. Ii. Ev.
arts: Lieut.. g. v. Ruech Of Iowa, G.. ". Cur.
ns' Horace Greeley, VIM 4. Fry, Judge Tracy
Nye. - v :
The speeches were all spirited. Nearly all
acknowledged to have been grievously disap-
pointed because Senator Seward had not 70.
ceised the nomination, but all Of them express
ed determination to give to the nomination a
hearty support. Resolutions indorsinx Lincoln
and Hnmli1 ware pasaed unanimpuslYs
, 1860-06-09

sT: LOUIS, Mo-, June 6.-The programmes Of
the st. Louis Agricultural and Mechanical As
sociat'on are now ready for distribution. Ths
Leading premium is a snespstats for $500 for
me best roadster stallion. in harness. There
are three Premiums Of $500 each for the best
and best roadster stallion in IaFness: $500 for
the second and $1oo for the third best.
Al the other prizes are in keeping with the
lofmer fame Of the Association, aud cover al
M9st everything connected with the agricultu-
ral and mechanlaa! world, embracing the fms
ara az aud the floral Kingdom, aud many branches
wards Of $a4 900. The next fair will commence
On q tne last Monday in September, and continue
, 1860-06-09
New York Cattle Market.
TUE TEE wxtK ESDIsa xAT So 1850.
abridged from ThuEsdayt New York Tribune

abridged from ThuTsdayt New YORK Tribune
UEEE cAII1f.
Number reported for the uazltt at Foytousth
The rs!cc. to-lay are quoted A. follows:
flr<1qAa4tf-... t9# =
Me!lIts.. ss..s..-.-..--. y ~
SGule eaisa gotl l-....................... 9H4&-
The genera average Of the market st.... tLc
Ths In0et Uf the x1e6 range from ..-.... 3 k19
Total nunh Of Be- ,eetre lit the city this week
This 01t acad mora taan Ia. week, and II ht vi
than Int year The average Eunber eat
Wedu+etay market last .77y lra9 While the
her tod > hrinG llbw. EOS h+at ilau tie aver
.gr and Il. 1,.a1 uluFc III IN tbb day wesk,
BxEvEs fRox 1lErEEES7 s1ATKs.
A. II. tllcston Co., pru}retors Of the Wash ngtun
Droyeyar.s 5h street, se'.1t tie Cattle !u Marlct iun
the following St.ics:
New York....,,,,..... IL Eentucky..... SO
IennsylrItaa III l1~a....-......,.. 3:t
nhlo. 4i Mits un.. .......... l4l
lnul1ha... l15 NctEl1 ......,,..... ~
Illinois,. Canada. g1
, 1860-06-09
W7INSHIP'S PATENT SELF
VRNTILATIN0
r L T RIGERATORS.

Evey candid physician will ssy that at least d!
tie present slcknfst kaET AID pr rehte and Is
produced by ay!oatoa of air rcah the food we
family kerE4att properly ventilated wheo
the fact we'll known that they the occasion OF much
Bckrtas,
have ihc te:tlmony OF the most eminent phrscaus
tor and believe i to be the only PERFECT vensting
article Of the Kind now Ia ne.
, 1860-06-09

FsIpAI EvEx1xe, June sth. 1862.
The following are the receipts and shipments
for tho last twenty -four hours:
, 1860-06-09

RECOMMENDATIONS:
Irrom DR.. Clark City Phi sIe!an Of Doston.l
W1'h it, superior afrzngeaent> for vent|Eai1nn Is
everything thai could be deslst as RetIGera Or"
[From IT, Durfe. City Physician Of jersey Cty]
In itn phJosaph!c syttm u ventilation, lies tbs great
point Of huner;ority uver ALL OTHERS"
From Prot. Il. S!lirnan, Jr, Tke ColIege.1
1T Is coasructed sound principles. and appears 10
answer fully tie purpose foE which 1t is Intended"
y [Fynm Prot. foah a. Porter, # Yale Oalese,1
am !nttsey saaed With It, and believe II te,1er har
any lave c11Iun.d."
[Frem Commodore Grtgovy, US. Navy,1
ln p11Bt Of usefulness, economy and convenience there
IL not opinion. cox7pxsi between xn4 I'll
osheEs Of which have tny knowledge"
tFtom the Boston Medical and surgical JouruAl1
N!neh'rs latent self.fentixtipg Refrigerator ccm.
Lines all The 9ua be desired constructed on sound
principles r. philosophy, and practically, well sheo
zet!c*lty, fight"
from thc Bs5alo Ttmst.1
fhe be*t Family Refrigerator the that fecrised
The Sves Medal ut the S'ats f4r New l1gl tu
venton. It Is sn PERFECTLY ecieatiac ucple- aud
aAs thc Recommendation Of na1y dlsttnSu shtd men,
fFrnm the Ncr York Daily Nexsl
u IN kuifabl AMI saua5le pccullarty Of this Ke
!Ee'atot at 70 assanged as 10 preserve una!ned
the most miscellaneous gathering of food Il is the
k9w nt tdtrnE all tho Advantages and norc Of The cya
which fave 1ruuEht into tsrpuie all hare preceded
We hav uany HUNDREDS OF names at our eerre. of ner
TIES who are now using The ~inshsp kefx rto1 with The
greatest saisfarttcn. AAnnf4 fured md eeld hY
CHARLES "1Nsulf, No. T. chipsl street.
FrNUnvaE z~rno~-
, 1860-06-09

Ltsr nEH TrrpEK--Thc fchoores N'm. Ssnder.on of
Osweeo Capt samuel Williams lost her rundeT on Tues
Day, wh tre miles above Fort Huron bound down. h.
Captan who sstlu and rsry successful aaloe worked
her Into the river under CANVAS and arrived hera yetray
whcsr new rudceI u being fitted at Stupnak ship ys
-tDei5oit Tribune. 7th.
Srkrck Br L1eH1xlxo.-Du1inE the terrific thunda,
rtotA Friday hight Last. The schooner Hannah Cantsn
Cisho. was atuck by lshtotrg. when abaut foty !e1
below this fatt The Capain stat hat whe standing be-
sits the man Al the wheel c wtAt appeared 10 be
snd dcscetd amid deafening d-ck Ee and
bis were fAEtav etunEed BY the ahock soon Re.
covered lhe nsel7e except saos Wu for hou-t ex
pe1ienCxd numb tenatlon n Ills Ieks Tla maintonrpast
shattered broken a. and hung hy the 1iggux Thn
electric current passed down the nlafnna4t tpttlnR H. In
ihe centre aooys dtck On reaching decE et the
mast. doiug no further damsee han tearing several hoes
with new malnuAst.-lPo1t Hope Guide, 5xh UT
Fassed Detroit, June 7fh.
Ur-Stmr M1chiesn; props II . Spauadlng, BurlInetou
schis II brown Forest 0si0n, 1ont1ttk 4 Bradley
1Iutbasu kcnafd MGti skidaiore, Dsrcl ~ s'ayo
ine E raIty. Na=e Emna RE Trader. Grey Eagle.
FALCON.
D.ws-Stmss illinois, North Star; prop Mt ve1non bark
Ale14nteF brig st Lou!f; schr1 Fulun Bakty Return
Exchange, Matle Leaf, Industry.
LGkJs For1ss
BUFFALO, juno 6-A1rived. propeller Mend ia Crns
~. ciago; " mouth Dsts =. %; .ehss Wtn Ftke.
Neptune, sasbur,. do; Wn like Close, do; II bsan
son. H1aneh4rh du.
klns, Chicago.
, 1860-06-09
TIE EWESTERH TRANSPORTATION co.

THEWESTERy TRANSPORTATION 60.
A..''x largely !nsrs..ea tAs;r lst. c.4 viii B. pr.-
tninx seasoa between
Blfalo, Chicago, Milwaukee & Ra cine,
Touehs : nttesa;se Re;t; H. Epee. ha
MOHAWK, DACoTAH
PRE- STATE, GALEvA>
IONA WANDA, MENDOZA,
PLYMOUTE1, CUKA1l0GA,
NAY FLOWER. CHICAGO
NEPTUNE, WENoNA,
MISSOURI, Mt. VERNON
IL 5;fSE5
CONCORD. nuSK1Rk.
OMAR PAsHA, SAGINAW,
af sft y E; ssi
AItANEs, EQUATOR,
ECPHtsATEs, ECLIPSE,
OKoSoTES. EQUINOX,
tween 6UFF4L, ERIE aai GIESEIASr;hs u sis Aha ~
MARY STEWART, ILLINOIS,
s~sea BUFFALO and GREEN BAY, It's
COMET, ROCKET.
tSaynK the Duck f.ot Of Cincinnati street I. o.ctork
T. wh'sh uanIsx s = s.,sastsa .s hr ansqued
$50 Boats of the Largest Glass,
tElsht Of which vii! ieavs Buan and New York ,,.,r,
NESTEkN. SrACLDlSG'S, Ant PEOPLES LINE
E1rKEssES uvcr sa!l soat. enabes them offer sier.
sh.nss ~ the.e evidently superior facilities fr
West with reliability ict despatch.
The t1csfc1'1s Express,
Owned and operated By this Conpany1 viii bs run ever
with the various Railroads and aonse Lines Of Pnrsers
hy canal.
The CABIN and Ssseage accommodations Of se Steam.
ershave been ae up s1prs>AlY With v:aw to The eoft
ras. Flrxh and ra.,asr apply to the as+n'. or
onsEuevz \: tae 0stos Of thu Western Transportation
A. Er Ea,In- ruH.lo. c.ra,'ts slsp Tork
u Site street ~ton. Asof House. Bro4dwAy
~ "a, View York.
Aoss Tha,;on II F,Tss
J. lieanF Co. nurap Gould Loekpois-
I: ~ ss.na ! Cleveland steyens t'hasc..
H. It'll HsS .saiSs,sy p..f cbn,pn 1,ept,af a;;;
luf'bufs- k'fkaD1 i TO-, c. , u.,- Aan;towes.
&C.: f.; *;;
iissha@s1 fss9 ill.,, ~. Richmond Co.. sS::sss:
, 1860-06-09
pTTTSBURGII, FORT WAYNE
i AM CiIlCAisu kAlLHuAD.

Now plr.ei aud from Chicago To P.b4urkh
without ch nxe. connecting wsth the great
pENSSYLyASIA .CENTRAL RAlLNOAu
To Nav Y.rk, Philadelphia, Baltimore WsshInEtpu
0tty and slihe!nrftor t@D. Of erpnsys2nta New Jes
ssy. New York. Maryland. &c.
Merchants. sAklnk this Foue, vi; ha~s sls r~nrt
II. the Eastern market 1t rE a.t.1.!Hp2.cI't
Hassaxr ehecke,: th5n!tA.
TrAne leave ,s",l<pot, ectn-so ux"a 4e, vAn nursa
streets, West Side, - kl1nws:
sMA.A A-Mofa:nx E.pr-s~ aaily tsuolss~ s1eer.<s,..
t,nns,nx astrr4t::ns .!t. tryt:;:d a:! LAkr shora
Asten aad all Interior towns o1 New EA,rd IA Ssw
1ork CentsA1and View fur4 and Er~ Na7nAus.
AlsJ, sHuth to CnllMhu., I4r<yilie. Newark, Mount
VsInau, steub<uv!r, sct!<, ac.l in.er rsowsuf uho
Aud Virginia.
The abov. traine tuan-t At Forest With s:a.ns MI
River K2 70 sprans str.: rssan7 dayton and t;ne:nna
Also .itLt.:nta; tiMaf -1+y::n an: a:!tan..:
FARE Az LOW A. Any trr!!EE KNt!TE
Passengers unt EAT viii na this both p~aeAat
and agreeable. sl~lns hroush many .. II. largest Aau
a,%-t rites In the United >lasfs.
Fssukers arriving II ChItsxo any Of the fnadA wilt
ant Atentve cheek At the Iepnt receive CHECKS
I'D eonvey erskaxs ire VI charge tbs rtt.bucr aud
Chicago cara. Sleeping accompany sAeAtra.n.
Tickets for aae At Il! the principal Ticket Uee1 II tho
West ani Il the Company tx of fandnt, "a
Dearborn ,ee. opposite tho Revere House, " th1
Chicago.
, 1860-06-09
CHICAGO. RIIRLIVGTf1N

~ QUINCY KAILRUAD.
t.eukef Trains ea7a and arrive Il Chicago follows:
aT Express leave1 a1o Sundays executed arrives
eS0 pm. Sundays rxcept.. S!kht Express leaves via
a. SATURDAYS excepted: aErives $50 s.t AoudAy. u
%Fea% Mendoza Accommodation teaves4 top IN aundsya
IL. ssoci Arrives s:ls =. N. sun,ays excepted.
q. q. HAMMOND, 1snsEsl Sups.
, 1860-06-09
RaIruanB.
Nta1t5p0rtattnn-

frKAND TRAVERSE RAY
~ CHICAGO. AND EAST suoRS LINE. -
-xK-h Tbs Props.sr
A@s6 .xLLEGH.k.N.3. !ISEz7k
CAPTAIN q. B. BoYHToy.
yyr, ,a,ve cho, 20 even SATURDAY, uapu
y.1tbrort ,ua Trg. CITY. touah1nx At Aanst F.. ~
for. fou,h Of Bets1e tsr.) North Unity Caso RI, ~
f&, weather permitting
Returning, will :saxs T.aversa tar avery TEEsD. II.
A3E.N-
Fsrfre,xht sE passazs Apply II ones Of
HANNAH, LAY r CO.
Corner Lumber acd MAxwsu nseta
jeie<aa-1m Eaas 18th street Bsii&e. Ch naxo.
, 1860-06-09
:Einanrtal ann Commercial.


EFS3 E"s7 F11pAT Ev1a7su, June 4, ls6o+
The money market continues quiet. Eastern
exehsngs is sill in guod s1pply, and rates are
sasy at II per cent. premium On the street, and
1t per cant. Mt tbs banks.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPARATIVE
following is a statement Of the earnings Of the
Michigan Central Railroad for tho month Of
May
, 1860-06-09

- For Bilious Affections, Head
acas and many unpleasant symptoms oce.loaed bv
c'ordsFed eonseh esussty. other causes. ..B.o1ss
AA1Anss 1aoeHzs or catha1s1c Losenkss will b found
mid. ef1eac'ors aud paatab;s remedy, t.a1veod
, 1860-06-09
/ illinois CENTRAL RAIL.
l.

ROAD.
Ao0oss.sommer ArrHnnament....lSG
"a ana Aner sCSDAI, Apn! 18th, 1850 tive da,,,r
and South Wster strretx " 1"~"
ss5 Ill., Day Exprrsa, tSunaays e1eepte arriving ~
Peors1 q as p.G.. It Decatur It s.13 o1n,: at
efHux1e.1 At 40 p.n.; I.cksouvre 1t a.n
Pm; Sap!e* 81 3o.:n M: st. Louis II 71,p;a.
E&ru y h-3 PM: Memphis In 7s hours and
Srw ufteAhs Ia - hour. IRON chltaso
~ p.m Night h1prfs.tSztartays excepted arrives
Decatur u a.m.; Srrl- xteld sis a.ns.: Jack.
sonsuS ao Am; Napte~ so a.n,.; Q..ltx1
y co a.M.: ST. Louis $40 H., TAIN !0.as I'M
Memphis .n u hours. and New Oreaas il sa
hour from Chicago
" sleeping Cars on a1l Night Trains.
HYDE PARE AND woODLAwx TKAISs.
TEAnsleavs Chiesxo s.a1 am.: 40, pn: t2m m.:1a,,,
arA& 4 4
, 1860-10-13

The population Of the Marches, according to
an efiic.a return oi the Ponti6cat Government,
was, in 1873. 9aaa 100 ,ou!s; Of whom 1856
we're in the province If AucoDa, ll0. .351 in lha!
Fermo. 2is ,l04 in Aacersta, e57 ISL il Pesaro
and urbiuo, and the rest in Atcoli and Cameri-
no. TIE citadel Of Ancon2 is eitusted on tie
summit Of Mount Arssgno, upwards OF 800 feet
above the level Of tue sea. The town stands on
the part Of tue mou1t1n which slopes 10 the
ssa. and its port is formed by little bills which
conssitute \ sort Of ampi,heatre. Tae highest
Of these hills, which protects the citadel itke!f,
il the Aout4xneola, upwards Of 100 ieet above
The leve. Of tie sea. Ice.e il also Mount Gu
asco del Cappucciui. which il oa 1evel w,.h
the barracks Of 1he artilerymen in the citadel.
The western psrt OF Mount del cappucc'ni is
occupied By part If the town, which extends
aloug the +t1e Of the fort with bend. In 1859
the uetrians during the war If Independence,
undertook extensive works, but they soon aban-
doued them. They supplied the fortress with
cannon. which they lett iikewise. The entrasce
to the for.sess is well defended, the roads being
partly winding ard party zieEaK, and construct
ed in sucl way lhat surprise Of an enemy
can be resisted, however great may be the i'm
petuosity with which it is made. 1he fortress
cannot contain a numerous garrison, but the
magazines are large enough to hold stores for 3
long siege; the P.kce d'Atmes ia not very spa
cious, a1d the powder ma zaziae itself could not
resist Z sustained bombardueIt. The fortress
is surrounded wiki little 1eulpE::.
, 1860-10-13
G0rlbatdt In the PAlace Mt N0plcA.

G:ancins from Rome to Naples, the picture
rises. OF GA.ibRdi. standing It the palace win.
dows, teaniug his head upon his hand, while he
ga1ed, thorkhtfully, st the sea Of upturned
iAees; wAitizg uat,t the joyous e1clamations,
cooss queas uoon their tlrr: eigns Of him whose
coming they had 70 ardentlg longed for should
subside. His a lion" face, his noble brow, bia
mid, large ere, 70 fnl Of sonl, his long thin
Lair, and tawny beard. the photographer has
rendered familiar TO Us alt. The scene mus.
have been worthy of aa artists pencil, or po-
cts po2-, There be stood. as they tell us. louk-
ing peusirely upon the throng, - it consider
ing within himself, if tho people whom be bad
freed would prove worthy Of the boon he had
brought them. Time alone can aoswer the mo-
meutous question; aud if answered unfaEora-
bly,, the world will have few sympRtAlrs to
wssse, for years 10 come. upon q nation whieh
could lose an opportunity 20 fair As this. to
bhow their worth.
How like hero of m elde- age whom time
aod his.nry have rendered clas.ic, seems to us
th- toll worn chief ~ he stood there. that daY.
How nuet his thoughts have gtarcsd backward,
through all the VARYING v1cissitudes Of his
eveatui life. but, chi: fly, through the bewilder.
ing scenes os the part four months. lie re-
c4iIed The dark uncertaiutv, enshrouding the
reault OF 1hRt midnight eubafkation; The per-
itous oassARe cf the seAa, secured by enemies
outnu,nbezlng the little band by thousnnda; the
doubtful lundiEg, aud the uncertain reception
he would meet; lot Nc CoQ1Q no1 tell QHtll Sf1tQ,
how much the Siciliaus were williug 10 dare for
liberty. He recalled victory after victory,
gained against such fearful odds, tha: they
seemed scarcely LEES than miracles; d;scouf-
agements, arising from the unworthy Incidence
OF those he came 10 serve; from selfish ssriv-
Jugs for power, in those who shared not his no.
blllty Of soul; from lack Of mouey, discipline
and srms. lie recalled uaarTelousI marches,
made day after day, under torrid suu, w1sh
Eeant provisions, and still scantier means of
transportation; marches th1t make the hearts
/ Of Iefs iron men than were his chosen follow-
err, faint even to smagine. He hid cemprested
| into four little months, deeds and surging
| thoughts enough to fill up years Of Ordinary
lives; and there be stood, ster all t. At N xi.us,
wearing care, his Whirlwind enterprise achiev-
td-nasier in tho pnlaee Of tho Dourbops
with the proud cocsciousness, too, that he had
reached this greatness with less loss Of blood.
| ehed than ANT hero who has gone before. And
Sc. this wonderful chief, this inan, who occupies
It present the p1oudest position, in the eyes Of
the world, Of any human being. turns with pri-
neysl alnplicty from grandeur, to look loving
1oRly for the moment, 1hrn, his mis1iou ended,
biz steps c.n bend towards the little isle Of biz
affections, washed By tho MediterraneaA'a
| planeirg wares, aud there, Ill clouds blown
ever glide down tie vafe Of years in peaceful
contemplation Of life spent 10 well azd &c
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