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SPECIAL DISPATCHES

Il
BALTIMORE, June % The Credentials Com
mlttee Is now expected to report at n M ex-
Guiding seceders from Louisiana Alabama and
Georgia, and admitting the bogus DELEGATES from
those states also admitting the secedrrs from the
rest Of tue South
A minority report will recommend the aimis-
sion OF all the secedeTs. The Northwest threatens
New York TO secede II she does not snstain "a
expected majority report Ifshe votes 10 y,lnde
any seceders, ajority Of the original Charlrs.
ton Convention, including the seceders will i'm
med lately meet here and make a platform and
candidates which the Richmond Convention will
next week indorse
This majority will probably be composed of the
South ali out eight or teu electoral votes sixteen
and-a-haif votes from Pennsylvania, majority
from New Jersey, six votes from Ohio three from
Indiana, one -and-a-ualf from Minnesota all Cal
ifornia and Oregon, and half New England at
least.
Breathless excitement here just now.
w.D.w
Especial Dispatch to the n Y. Tribune.
BALTIMORE, June 10, a. m.--The Doug Las
men are losing hope II grows hourly more evil
Gent that they will be throttled. New York will
pat them on the back with one hand, and cut their
throats with the other. When this slaughter is
completed the tables will he turned and the re-
venges will begin. Each side can whip the other
and they mean TO do it.
Especial Dispatches to the N. Y. Evening Pos,
BALTIMORE, June I9.-It is understood that
New York stands as a unit in favor of admittIng
all the delegates VINO seeded at Charleston IL
Is believed that the COMMITTEES will report favor
ably, and the report be adopted by close vote
The Jealous friends Of Doug las are despondinp
Think his chances are very slender as IL is evident
that New York will desert him Seymour and
Dickinson are strongly urged In certain quarters
as acceptable to the South. The probahiIity g.
that some entirely new man will be brought out
Such Is the general sentiment this morning From
present Appearances the Convention will get
through with It's work 10. morrow If the Comu5t
tee on Credentials should find time 70 report This
afternoon. The elements of the Committee on
Credentials are strongly Douglas but tits believed
this will not prevent favorable report
undoubtedly beaten, and the chances now annes,
TO favor union upon Horatio Seymour, of New
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IN FROM The Boston Daily Evening Traveller
A 70 DysPEPTICS We would call the attention of
thDse VINO are afflicted with this rribe comnIaI nj
70 remedy, which, from the modest way its I1aTits
are are sst forward might be overlooked BY many IL
anuIuS great relief and Is, in almost every
aeeriain cure; We allude to the OJyg, mated Bif
Z, yy =, fOIu by Messrs Seth w. Fowle Co, I3s
" aSningten street; This is not heralded BY ma 5
81 unIe ipg certificates from persons unknown to
ZEE Pun &C. put few well chosen estmOn ais from
Iheihpers OF Congress, and some Of our FIRST mer-
GnthtS and city ntcero who have been cured by It's
USE and whose names are ismIiiar o every Bos-
u"aIth' are sure evidence fits efficacy. For dvs-
poPsid genlIIty ana weakness, II is most excel
cary sores. - WV ppm
Prepared by 9. w. Fowle & Co, Boston. and for
u Stott, John Schwarze, Marin IL Palmer Mash
lnSton; anu by dealers everywhere. je Is-lw.r
MEYERS MIRACULOUS VERMlN DESTROYER
the oI,leS Snd best remedy known for HXtsrminat
ing R.ts and MIcn, COckroacheS Bugs Ants
Musqnltoes, Fleas, Moths Gram w orms and Gar
RPrincipsl Depot, ola Broadway, NY.
SOLD by all Druggists everywhere. ma ls-3,n
LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
HA'eiihhatos BED Bugs, Reaches, Ticks, Ants,
Garden Insects, SC.
~ contains no Poison
.... LYoN's MAGNETIC PILLS
s. Are Ceftaln Death 10 Rats and Mice.
Sold everywhere. ap SIN
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OXYGENArKn RIrrKRs

SEE Mr. CHANDLEE's ADvERrIsRMENT OF Jana
nese goods In another column
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lHIoDoNs MUSEUM OF ARTs-A. Odd Fellows,
Hail THIS evening, for the first time In this city
VIII De shown the town of Tangier, with its old
Moorish walls and batteries. The CITY of Rome
Cathedral of ST Peter, the Vatican, Castle of the
inquisitl0n, Bridge of st. Angelo, River Tibpr,
Mast OF Socaigne, Washington and his Generals
the Automa on Rope Vaulter, Storm at Sea. and
the I'eviathan ship Great Eastern will be offe ed
eytr ~ evening during the week, and on saturday
afternoon " "NN)
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THE NATIONAL RIFLES Of this city, II is said
nave accepted the invitation of a wealthy farmer
an honorary member of the company, living near
upper Marlboro, Prince Georges county MA 10
farm Ii is said the Rifles will leave here on the
evening of July Sd " VIC
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ANOTHER Personal DIFFICULTY

personal difficulty has occurred between two
members OF the Virginia delegation, which has
isd 10 hostile message. Mr. Pryor, as the
friend OF one Of the parties was in Baltimore
yesterday, but we understand that efforts are bel
made 10 prlng about an adjustment, and il is be.
lieved they will be successful The af,Ir 81 Is
said, grows out of the Douglas controversy.
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IL SIGN PAINTING. go

BARGAINS! BARGAINS
II ~ GREAT BARGAINsm
seventh street, ACKNOWLEDGED 10 b. the ch apes
ana best Place 10 buy Clothiig, Furnishing s;oods
SHIF Fna Gaps; Owing to the scarcity OF mopeI,
SMi II, NO. 400 Seventh ST., opposite the Post
once, has determined 20 sell has goods is per cent
less than any other house in town Drop IN and sec
ouL nsS supply OF Spring and Summer Goods, al
TN ~: Is. Just received 50 dozen Of 10 cent NECK
IL IL you wish To keep cool drop in and bt,y
one oi our thin Summer Coats or the Patent r.
veTslble Summer Coat, at SMITHS No. $50 Sew
enth St. opposite Post Office.
IL large lot of Ene Gents Shirts ana CoIl.-r
site Post Office So NPP0-
~. ne klbpon Tie, Yale Tie, Aurora Tie and
al soTts o. eek Ties, at one-ha the usual prices
At SM fH'r. No. 400 seventh St a isi1
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i6AteS 81 aNDlNb IN TIL
WASHINGTON, June 10, 1860.

The CITY lMPROvEMENTs.-Priva improve
nens are still progressing in city, but not in
OF laboring men who have recently come tn the
city with expectations that cannot be realized
The churches now in course of Improvement will
not be completed till late in the summer. The
Coionizatlon Society building and similar i'm
provements already begun will progress steadily
out not too rapidly, il is desirable that tboss
structures shall be substantially constructed and
not sighted as work which is hurried generally
proves to be.
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CRIMINAL COURT Yesterday after our report
closed, William Richards was tried and con
vlcted OF stealing pig from John Keefe file
Of ST. ' W "i'o
John Fahy, also charged with stealing a pip
rom M keefe, was tried and found gnilty as
lndlcted. Sentence sumo as in the above case
To-day Marian Ward was placed on trial for
stealing boat worth $50, from Mr. John Benia
min OF Georgetown. This is one of the cases de-
VeioPed last fall, by officers Narrower, Reynolds
and Arnold, in which the two Marrymans q man
named Clark and another named Lock. together
with Ward and others, were discovered to have
oeen engaged In series Of larcenies burglaries
etc during long time, which Were bro1gh t to
llgh oy the confessions of Locke as States, wiz.
closed SP''
On motion of Mr. Swami, VIM McNaif3Eso.
late of California, was admitted as an Atto,nay1
to this Court 'J
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,ER's Miraculous vERMlx DESTROYER
LYoN's MAGNETIC IxsFcr POWDER
I, UdfutII INsbCts, DC.
~ CoHtGLRS no Poison
HoNEoPATBfc RpuUn,vs

Lyons MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death 10 Rats and Mice.
Sold everywhere ana q,
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| delegated to Baltimore without contestants. and
| % reject the delegates from Florida and Texas
The delegates from Florida Were sent 70 Rirh
4 mond, but were not authorized to come 70 Rain
| more, and were without credentials I'm the case
Of Texas there had been no Convention held
| since the adjournment Of the Charleston Couven-
ton, hence, the delegates were regarded as having
| no authority to come - delegates To Baltimore
FIsET N THE COMMITTEES RooN.
| The Arkansas case was taken up and presented
| by Colonel Hindman, Of Helena, Ark, from he
Charleston seeding delegates, and by Mr. Hooper
Of Madison from tue contestants
During Col. Hindmans remarks he designated
tue convention held at Madison where the con-
| testants were appointed. as a mass meeting. and
| said that not more than hundred and INV per-
sons were present. and that they Were not alt cit-
Lens OF the State. In the course of Mr. Hooper' 8
reply he pointed twice or thrice at Col Hindma N
with his finger, and alluded TO him as THAT man
IN what Col. Hindman considered an Insulting
manner. Col Hindmau struck or threw his and
away, as IL nearly touched his head Hooper
then proceeded TO say that the statement made by
that man respecting the Mad son meeting uas
e-unqualifedIy false. y Col X immed ists'
iy stepped In front Of Mr.. Hooper and struck him
In The face quite hard blow and then Instantly
Stepping back drew pistol from the pocket Of
his pantaloons. Mr.. Hooper also made move
Iilent as III preparing TO draw some weapon: but
the friends Of Col. Hindman Immediately sur
rounded him and told him that he had gone far
enough, preventing him from using his pistol
Col. Hindman apologized 90 the committee for
toe violence, and Mr. Hooper gave no further
holcatlon OF retaliation, apparently satisfied that
the affair had been driven TO a point where a hos
tile meeting must ensue. duel between the
parties may be expected, but will probably he de-
layed until the Convention sdiourns
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PoLIcE MArrERs.-Bsfors Jastics Cark LAS
A. W ise was accused Of disorderlv behavio, in
the uentre market house Fine and costs, % %
public streets, was fined 81 IS. As' ." 'Ne
Fined 81 So e' h'uf''
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QUKRO

EDITOR STAR-Sir: Well. founded eompIain.s
Were made previous 20 the late city election off
the bad condition of the streets but If they were
PAD then they are much worse now. A few
days previous to the election large numbers M
men Were set To wsrk opening the trenches for
water pipes in number Of streets II is said Inv,
direction OF the Mayor, for the purpose of So.
curing their votes he is said to be re- elected
and not man has been seen on these VOL,
since The streets are obstructed by these omen
trenches, with pile Of dirt on one side and the
iron pipes on the other, making them almost i'm
Passable Tor vehicles Of all kinds and endanoer
ing life and limb by day and night asa siti-
zen and tax payer, should like to know how Ion1
thls state or things is to exist At this time
are people from all parts Of the Union and GsaII
the rest OF mankind, !" visiting the Seat of Co.
eminent, and what scandalous condition do
they find 1t In, Ii any Of these visitors HAVING
ample fortunes, should have an idea Of makinS
deferred therefrom by the evident incanacitv ~
our authorities to manage the affairs of the citv
know the blame is attempted To be cast ON ~
contractor but who Is to blame for bavino sncb
acontractor' second the motion of tPropertv.
hoiuer,' that the city charter be rescinded
ANOTHER pROpRp III n, ~,
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE MANAGERS OF THE
WASHINGTON CITY Bible socIErY.-At the ami
versarY meeting of the Society, on Monday even
ing, report Of which we gave Yesterday, the
account Of Col. Michael Nourse, the Ireasurer,
was presented and referred TO an auoiing COM
mittee, consisting of Messrs Jos. A Decide,
samuel Fowler, and Dr. r. Johnson.
Grief summary Of the annual report Of the
Board OF Managers was read by Mr.. nj III Miller,
the Secretary, from which the following facts
appear;
4. Rela,iceto the Trsasuvu-The resources, in
Guiding balance from previous report Of s37 50,
have been /
From subscri ptions and donations ..... $3.50 q
From sales Of Bibles and Testaments 49, 80
$50 50
OF this amount S5I0 IS have been transmitted to
the American Bible Society; SIS have been paid
as compensation to the Depository; S37 so to a
collecting agent; and Sl4 SO for freight and ad-
yertising; leaving in the treasury balance Of
?. Relative to tks DEPOSITORY The number Of
volumes In the Depository at the commencement
Of the year was $40 Bibles and 657 Tesfaments of
the value of S42S "a There have since been pur-
chased 4G2 Bibles and 5s4 Testaments costing
s4sl ~. The issues from the Depository during
the same period have been, by sale 315 Bibles and
4O4 Testaments, amounting to S424 IA and by
gratuitous distribution, 60 Bibles and ll3 Testa-
ments, Of the value Of S34 81; leaving In the
Depository AL Bibles and 72l Testaments, of the
Z Isl so. f~' -
J. DOHatiOns--D Donations of Bibles and Tesla
TO various Sabbath schools to the city prison, to
the Washington Asylum, (poor house, and to
DoaIs and boatmen, an aggregate of 40 bibles and
~ Testaments. - !
On motion of the Rev. b. F. Bittipser of the
seventh street Presbyterian Church. ii was re-
solved that the report, an abstract of which has
Just been presented, be printed, under the super
vision Of the Board Of Managers
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TIE LONG BRIDSE Mr. VIM p uobun
sisiaRt Of DR.. Blake, Commissioner Of Pnhiic
Buildings, this morning commenced arrange.
ments for removing the wreck Of the southern
pier OF the Long Bridge for the purpose Of recon.
strue:ing that iIn rtant thoroug hfare No time
IL Is said, viii be lost in erecting rough but safe
pier over which vehicles may pass and repass
In probably two weeks
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TIE COMPLIMENTARY EXCURSION TO the White
house Pavilion on Monday evening next by the
s'e4nier Phenix presents fine opportunity for
enjoyment aad will no doubt he well patronfz-d
See advertisement in another column Tor mar.
ueuiars; aud bear ia mind that tickets can eaIy
Be obtained Of the COMMITTEES.
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SCHOOL EXkMISATIoxs TOMORROW The fol.
lowing s~hools viii be examined To- morrow NV
the sub boards Of the respective distriets-the er
aminauons commencing at O'Clock D no :
First department. Of male primary, first district
Mrs Rodier and Miss Robinson Second district
male primary, Mira. Bigelow. Third district
male primary, Miss Moss. Fourth district q rsl
department OF male primary Mr. Edxon
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fAEp Up ASAiS The muddy deposites ON
the corners OF streets intersecting with the Ave
nue. nave osen Piled up ready for removal as
tired Of admiring the energy with which tbs
preservation Of the cleaEl ness Of This tbo,opsb-
fare Is looked to nowadays II another rain
comes and spreads them out over the nsvsment.
and haggingS again, 1t will make but Iiuis dtS
ference, as they can soon be piled up ayain
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mUsicAL-rhe citizens and strangers In Wash
layton have been favored this season with M
m erous concerts, sacred and secular, vocal and
instrumental. Many Of them were produced nv
washington professors and am ateurs excIusi veIv
and clearly Indicated what might be done NV H..
professors aud amateurs Of Washin Dton IL tbev
would combine and cooperate But an tLe sff1rts
10 tHect substantial general Organization have
Jailed TO succeed hitherto and this season we n nd
the singers dividing into chorus parties. yier
clubs, and social quartette parties This may
provoke rivalry and tend to devotion muc6
mnsi: talent in individuals but If, without de-.
strOyIng those associations general Organization
cJuid be Effected, they might be prodnctjv. "A
general good But If the musical talent OF wash
lngton cannot combine, we NAV expect IN bsa,
from several talented companies, excellent ne,
fOrmances during the autumn and winter OF 1880
CLoAks, MANTILLAs, &c Tie ladies' will ner
celve by Maxwell's advertisement in another
column of to- days Star that they are now SELLING
on their entire assortment Of ladies, n,antilI.s
lace points and shawls, silk cIoaks busters. r,sy
lans, gray burnous and suits, &c, &c nj prime
cost for cash. They say they are determined moi
to be undersold, and not to carry any OF these
goods over the season, consequently great bar
gains may be expected They have devoted much
time and attention to the ladies' cloak and man
ulia trade. Their second story is occupied rr-
clusiyely by that department of their business
ana they deserve what they enjoy-viz the ib
erel patronage OF the ladies'
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LIE FOLLOWING PROGRAMME forms part of tn
festival at 81 Aioysius, on Thursday evening next
~, O'Clock Gaudeamus, quartette-Diabelli
iEntgo, quartette-Thunder; "Grstias agimu
no,, soprano solo, with fufe obligato; CIT,
peum, grand choras-Emerig; "The Heaven
are . Gil n2g, nom Orotario Of the Crestlon Pan
B. A. Mcguire. NeA''sie1 W Ae'
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FULLY CoNMITTED--The colored girl. Eliza
beth Davis, arrested yesterday morning for the
larceny Of certain goods belonging 10 DE Camn
Esq had further hearing before ustice Coonep
and was finally committed for trial at the CyimI.
nal Court The goods recovered were Identified
and al tue lowest assessment that could be made
the value exceeds the amount necesssrv ~ M, ~
II grand larceny The loss Of Mr. De Camp has
been over hundred dollars OfBcer ChIpley
also arrested another colored girl for similar lar
Genres rom Mf lie camp She was held to bail
for her appearance at Court Both the prisoners
had been employed as servants In the family of
MIR. DE Camp, and IL would seem from the amount
OF goods recovered and the list of articles mis-
sing, that system Of robbery has been carried On
for months, by which Mr.. De c. was yfcti mized
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CHARGE OF STEALING A HOG.-This mofning
colored man who drives hogs for dealers In this
District, was arrested by two men in the vicinity
Of SwaInpoodle, for stealing hog They took
him as far as the City Hall and turned him over
- Policeman Ginnity, who took him before
Squire Dom, who, after hearing the testimony Of
Toe man gave his name as John Baptist Mr. v.
Willett said that the prisoner had been EMPLOYED
as driver for several years, and had never known
him TO be charged with taking up other than the
hogs in his charge. He says that the hog got into
MS drove as he passed along, and without scat
'ering his drove he could not get the hog out
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20
/ OWE HuNnREp nnLLARs REwARr

80 ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
S wi DE- pad or the apprehension and delivery cf the
slave N If taken Of the State, and Fifty Dollars
onnu 70 tho CITY alive. He his quarters
ihe Orleans Gotten P about ccleck the evening Of the
I'D OF Apri abon hour afterwards reported
residence Of the by unknown person that he had
been rased Into the river by watehnlan drowned
which Is believed to be 10 facilitate his escape nothing
Of the kind has yet been ascertalned have Joe Is
ahont l6 old his IL black, deepest
shade; he Is about fee. inches hgh has large mouth
thick lips and rather fiat Is we'll made Stout and
intelligent He had on when he left home pair Of coitanade
pantaioons and hickory shirt.
Masters Of vessels hereby warned slave
the penalties of the law will be eniorced against them
AID II O. ID. YAECEYs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20
NouvrLIr-o -oRIrAsas, . avril 1850.

NouvELIEo oRLEAsss, 2 ayril 1860.
A PHonorable Conseil conmun
de IL VILE de Ia Nouveile- Orleans:
M EssIEU Sizes solssignes, proprie-
xv1 aifes des deux c0tss de Ia Renparts
Ia Commune usqua IN de pEplansde prient respec
ueusement yctre honorable daceod Particle I'D
In nouvee charte de Ia vie do fae yendre aencee
dix jonrs davis dams p journal oiciel e conat
pieres cotss de Reparts
paIr de- In Commune jsqua de PEplnnade pour
clever les banauettes de chaque cots e les paye psres
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20
PETIElONs--OFFICIAL.


i, ... - NKw onLEAss, April 2, 1860 +
10 the Honorable the Common Council ss gss 81
Of the City Of New Orleans
GENTLEAIEN--The uns7crsir ned oxvraera
~ Of property both sides Of Rampant stfect iron, Common
body ssreeay 70 Section 10 Of hs New City 70 scl
nt public aueon after days notice In the official orn te
contract for paving with square blocks both ea II
street. from Common to Espanade street. and raising ths
sidewalks each Side and paving the with Dag sopes
The whole work to be performed hi conformity With tn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20

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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20
WINES AND LIQUORS.

GAZEFAC RHSANDIES = WE HAVE 4 COOP
suppy hand and receiving by direct puaies from
France additions to stock Of this and highly
favored brand We have % u eighth pipes t7gS In eighth ana
pipes We invite the attention Of tho rade conrosus
generally this article is pnre and nadnerae For sale 81
New York terms and prices by
WA. B. B.LEyERICiI q CO., "a Old Levee S.,
nIg Sole In sciix.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-20
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

4 WliItsIlc d co.'s GATALUGBE uF GENUINE
and popular Family Meicncp which they 6e ID supply
Orugge and n0ales at Propetor's prccs