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, 1860-09-29

lNnitSArcI1s. Sept IS. .-Ths Douglas State
Nsss Meeting today, isths la'gest assembly Of
the Democracy IN thus State sincs 1856.
Douglas received the demonstration frem IN
cpsn carriage drawn by four white horses. Tha
desafe 70 see VI. Douglas wss manifested by
men Of all parties and WAS even greater thh1
tee desire to hear him speak. His speech vas
Of the same teacr thlt has characterized ali Of
h's speeches during The present campaign.
lie spoke about IA hour and 4 quarter. ue
refused to answer the question propounded by
the Indiana journal, saying that they should
submit the aame to THAR own candidate. Lin,
coin, for IN auswer. before Offering such to him
Tor an answer. He alluded to BreckiaridRo in
revere terms, charging him and his party vith
abandoning the principles Of The: Democracy
and lerssking the tsine plank in The Gin.
einuah platform upon which hs and Bseck.
inridge stood shoulder to shsu1der in 1855.
, 1860-09-29

oswEso, Sept. 2s.--The Car adian schooner
Caledonia, with lumber from Toronto for this
port, went tshnre iris morning below the Fort
and will be a total wreck. Crew saved,
o;her VESSELS are reported ashore down the
, 1860-09-29

Axsor, ILL.,, Sept. 2S.-The Orient House. =
large thres story building here, was burned 10.
night. Aportion Of q brick wall fell, cruahinR
parties East said to be insured for 33 ON
, 1860-09-29

NEW YoRk, Sept. 3.-Adispatch from Wash.
ington says the Postmaster General is medita,
ting 3 rs.arrangement Of tns California Over
land Mail seryica via Salt Lake, which it is un-
derst1od will stop the Pooy Express ut IN early
day.
The steamship Edinburgh, from Liverpool
via Queenstown, has arrived. Her news is nu-
ticipAtad,
, 1860-09-29

cEs1RAL W1nE AWAKE HEAp QuaRrERs-
Every member il expected 10 meet with M iii.
tsaturday) eTening 1T o'clock fully prepared
for parade and seEenade duty. It is hoped that
each active member will introduce at least one
good Wide.Awako recruit, in order that this.
our second parade, shall be With full ranks.
BY order of ". Uc1cu1sos. Csnt.
, 1860-09-29
Movements or tho Baron.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2sth.-The Prince Of Wales
inangnra.ed the WeAtern Academy Of Art yes
Fire Department in the evening. The party left
this morning by special train for Cincinnati.
They expressed themselves highly pleased With
the view Of the tho Mississippi River and visit
In O. Tnris
, 1860-09-29

q. Walker, amid the cheers of the soldiers. lie
Was decensly buried By the foreigners at Tru1.
lilo. The natives did not sake part in the exc
cution. Col. Rudier Was sentenced to four
years imprisonment
, 1860-09-29

SOUTHERN WIpE AWAKE CIuB.-Turn cut TO-
night vt uieh's Hotel al o'clock, promptly,
There is business to bn done in reference 10
Seward's reception which occurs Oct. 3D. Every
wide Awake IN the city will parade on that
occas1o1- Turn out, every man Of you. Per
order, I'd. Owkx. Prea't.
, 1860-09-29
pARNUM'S GREAT VARIETY
- STORE

WERs1EDS-l4o pounds Of every saAts ind co,or nf
kplt~ single AID o. uoe Zephyr, 8pad Ttuse snd the
Few eoafer,no Color. II Wholss4s Aad Ks.zli. 3 LAG
,QuAkER 1A3N-xo poueds OF this supe1to. Tan.
DAsKKrS.-A lazka st<k Of 0&.ran md Fre.rh Tn.
sel9f kt'.sn IT,. Wost 1aasa ssd Toy Bssists. c1aaes
BIRD CAGEA.-soo dozen Of 4 kuneror rr.,r....
Aiso, Par7ot and 6qurrel CAs:a.
=, TOYS AED FANCY GOODS Of ou. direct Inn IN.
uon ifom Fr:nea. E axh2h AMI German Msnuf.r.nr-
Aho ezses Of ro1s Of 30 dos-n asso1ei Tor aEera s,i
doass ease. lin To1 lin endless xasis1. r.
:, fANKEE EhoII0a3--As general assortment Of er.v.
thing In thi4 lint. VI sse5J'
~ Me.ehtats md Wholes ,Ie Deal.ra III nm .hort g.
Hetx md oas ssoek con, ;e1r and t.aess Il lsx
!aNe1 tnan ths lo9e&t Toys Ind fa.cy Good ara im
losse In TIT eouIsJ. DsusIla uoats dieest ifom II
mAal'a:a5Ss so4:Ls ~ - oder ap;has tnsuceE ents
Cal aad tTy n 1t
- 134 LAKE STREET .ugRna
, 1860-09-29

Attempt TO Hob the Elgtn Post 0mce.
Etc1S, ILL.,, Sept 28.-Thc Post Office at this
place was opened With false keys l.at night and
attempts were made 10 blow open the safe with
powder, which failed. The thieves we're fright
eued away By q night mail carrier. Nothing Of
any value was taken.
, 1860-09-29

NEW TcEK, Sept. 2s.-The shipment OF spc-
Gle to Europe tomorrow will reach nearly
5000, 900 to 100000.
shs prize slave brig ". R. Kibbse wss sold
to-day for 81 400.
, 1860-09-29
Nurseries.
= e HEFFIELD NURSERIES.

A:I- CHICAGO III.
EvERGREENS PLASrt.b AND WARRANTED
Ism receiving orrEs fur thu following E7t te ~ 10 ts
pl n1ed dar'nx ihis eext month md .A.atxd -
20, ,0Vo AMERICAN AKB4lls WIFE, t., teel fae
huahy tees. trca Jingle 81, per DOZEN tisj:
pr tG rs; per ltot ~; per ), 90, 80
2G00 WEYMOUTH OK White PINE, s to 10 #
Single tIeea y: dGx.n. eto 70; tA, 40: TO-. SIS
5000 AMERICAN BAL@AM FIR, SPRUCE FIR,
AMI NHKWAf SPRUCE, to s feet, 4t ana ~ saca
4bov: trees have teen grown ar vx.aas, aEd Of
the dnest quality. They are offered the ptsca4
nam to Gear the kFound they witch Anted
fof ct.ef ndess Will he died in aon ~ r.
cetve1 Mfiiten Naztahtees vii Lc ktvru In ~ eaa
required. MARTIN LE*la
Saeheh hufseTy Chc1s ., IN.
Iao,td T. .s.sa iels.as oy having th:t tires E.ae4
having their aces ed the coming winter without
Any AA1l1kA cost ltel3 d13-In} II. L.,
, 1860-09-29

Kone forty grain yesses passed down yettesday frop
Lake Mich gan, among them The bark 0Efa. Wes Of BuG
TO- Whoa c4IEoeA th4 must have exceeded b N0
huAhs Quite number were reported on The way In the
river and III Lske st. Clal, which would peks dutg the
n14ht-+Det. 1Iio., s'th-
The tchof Mary D. Haze Aas completed he: Iepaifs
End took heT depazture frum hers Last eveung-1bd-
The schooner E.eis Wing parsed down to-day With
her tying 3lb boom cs11iya aFnT.-.tb!u.
The schooner r. O. Scott went aahora Ia attempting to
cnias the hasbor Of fort Burwel. ETsw tafe Bpd4lo
Express.
The sehooler A. E. Ma1x1!ot sounte1rd of Port Bur-
veil Q. w. Monday tst. No cargo. Aa:ter md one
man crow:ed -,ItId.
The brig O. ean tcanadi4a) taps1ed Of ths Rondeau
saturday last, with cargo Of iunbr1 fhe dri ted
Aaore mar Port Burwel C4nadn West. No lives lost
tlhEt.
Capt. Aay repo.ted foa vessel a.hoe the end OF
Long Point yesxrday morning, and sa ct VI
se aud t*o pfopeless II anchor under the Fo[nslbc.
Profeess and steamers generally EtpJrt tha Iets
s yrs.els st night very and IN maT Ao
dap1ar made wentewr. YnI MT Ihlp owEefs aud
saie up th e5lck esi'oi long nd
vessel and then enforce obsersaEes Of A~ l9hts npon
STEAMERS and prnpeert pse but on ous a Ives.
eetS thEY NpIHe hhp ppthnE-1ki6.
, 1860-09-29

WIDE EAwAk1s sA7rES71oS.-Wide Awake Hall
Ao.S9 Lake street, will be open tor drill, &C.,
the Wide AHkkea on the a Of October. ara ~
ques.ed to b. present. It is important fer ,he
members to be On hand.
]. RICHARDS, President,
GEO, I. WArEnuAy s}ecretarv
, 1860-09-29
0NNeE0 Market.

BT TkIEaEsfn.] osWEao. Sept n.
FLou1-Cnth1ntEd.
GrAx-Wh"st Lbov- the T!crs Of bpye,s md ,n,,tet
qute ssts 40 bu Wilter red western u 4lJ9: Ano bu
no .Chcaka rr1iae 1T tt.10. Uorn shale httteF but
dull s2ea 6t bu Prime wret; II 90 ecc; dlna
~ 10 1tb We. Earley Eoea aad atktt IL .uer:
sales hn tu Canadian 1t t5; o0 bu 1t &c. 1900
bu prime J.. hi Nc. Eyt and oata quiet.
CAxAL F1x1GH1-@tezcy. Flour <0c wheat lie,
com lte1oH 10 New I, ,1t. Blr}ey tcto AlbanY.
LAKE iNrua1Ao.W1 bu whez. h10 tu halry.
CAsAl Exror1x4 Isl Lrl1 aour 0g bp wheal go tu
hA,ter
, 1860-09-29

EXCITEMENT At HOLLY Srs1sea. M,s.-Tta
city Of Holly Springa was thu scans Of preat
excitement on Saturday night, the 18th int,
This was created BY = report that the perroes
ietended rising On that night. 4 vixiIast ps.
: troll waa on watch, and, II such Z thinr va
contemplated, it IVES th1a1tsd BY The vigilauee
, 1860-09-29
Bua&lo Market.

III 1z1a1AFH.1 BUFFALO, st3x. H. 19Go
FInrr-Uu!i aHd unchanged,
WnEAr- Iun heavy and lower. Bales NO bush No
EhHso s?.i1E It tios9I ~ mcay i1s!ce nxrre. Eo:h.
Ing dong ia WthttF. Ecf QUIT and ca& rrr eaea 01
tu.h At ~. Othtr graics nominsl. >'S>~
Rev ttfk. ~ '" :"
LAZY lAroK7Att1o brs houI. lp1ooo IN wheat ooo
bu corn l0.n1 bu o1's 1000 tt1 barley, ''
CANAL t1ro11s-stxo na doug, laa ooo ID wheat 7nn
hu eofn, II, ~ bu oata
, 1860-09-29

Sfp1 N.-CF-rrops lstn City. Northern Light Illinois
Dunkrk Prairie statt Pttsourx Concord taik4 Torrent
Naoul echr. Ger els, BAnder-on WL!ius SEA P1ato
fhrk state, u Dickinson
Great Wet Of Brflo, d Morts bttss H Treat. Jotn
Deshler, Gen WoEth rch's Alvin Bronson, 1llbari,
Allen, Lore stsr Athenltr. Eaz:c Wing Aazhaet Al.
soase ssa kass BIZ s'7 NeT
Emmtt. st An1re~s b .paFsons, Dispatch, a Baeaseh,
Uauuiless,
, 1860-09-29

SeaE0NH zACCKQEQ& III N6ENfKe
NEwARk, n. j., Sept 28.-The roof Of the
Republican Wigwam in the First Ward in This
city tell this morning, severely injuring several
men, two Of whom are rot ex peeied to liye.
, 1860-09-29

fAbr1dEad Ton TburadAyk New Yotk 1titure)
EEEF CATTLE.
Number reported to, til. mx.ket It ~ street - 4165
Tue pseeato-dAy Ars quoted ~ follows:
T1rst guilty. t'rena1y:.:......:: ka6
A..liam 11ta Some good BeeTe LGeiu
Tbs general u. trcs Of the 1a-rl ct 1t 7He-
The no1 of the sales raaK. from to SIC
Prices q head and q Of different we1gh viii be faunl
in accounts Of kales Of sundry drovta-
1sta number of AscvrecEive4 tn tais city thls week.
S,ts6. ..
Thts 4s le4d mo.f than last week and LES lead e.e
th2u the aytr7ee Of The average number r2ch
"Wednesday market last year 2s;9 he'd while lhe ucm
beT to-day being 49, sao~s 7o6 head tie
axs. and 1G5 head Ices thxn this day week.
BKEvEs rroX DITfKRE4T srA1E1.
A. y. Aleston & Co, prop.ieturs q tie Wa.htue'on
Drove faEdA 44h atet report tbe Cattle In nlket ls6u
, 1860-09-29

1SD1AxAfoL1s. Sept. 27.-Senator Douglas ar-
rived here at o'clock might by q special
train from Cincinnati. liz will speak TO-
row At the State Democratic Mass Meeting,
, 1860-09-29
Gal, dUo0D, Ne.
.For 3llke',; 3)tak..

TOR PIXIES PEAK.-The UNDER
axned a.e psesred to o*e! for sale ~1y invented
QUARTZ FuLHEKlzEh. tDuBola PsteItf especially
Aapted for Pikets Peak: one that combines the qualities
Of beias Light Chap, EsatlY MaEAeed and DURABLE;
eta be operated hy two horses four engine Cot
on!T t and vcths bas l.eo poouds and be packed
In tbs mountains mcea. And vnrkcd Ill winter .lhout
wattT We WARRANT this Mil ~ d. E1 t+et cent Eoe
Eork with the pove1, thar the Ees. stamp miu
pssbs!ed to fsai.h.his knd e 'l q .py s1se
e7.salne Iron Ore o. Aacadam:1sox stnnt:
Of Mr. Mesea. on Polk reet West Of bridge zddrca
PIT omee box 1883 Chicago, nola, for further tafor
g-a. NON, puBolS AUSTIN
ApfITR. fyrcT1l6 4wlF
, 1860-09-29
FiuRpe(Q1 RpD 0roMmfrtlaL
MONETARY.

.=-rE4, Fr,n4y Eyx1u1, eeet. q, Faep-
Exchange WIS shads easier this forenoon.
but It va. thought 10 be owing moro TO The
h.avy operations Of tic day pro'iou.' and con'
senueut lsrRs demand for currency, than To any
onsnes thst is likely to bs permanent. Tho ra'e
ha. been stsady during the day, Mt ! Per cent.
nr,.oIum for currency. buying rate l@a. Cur
rency il in good supply.
Gold, buying ra.e s91 per cent premium,
selling 1a@13.
Tbs general moneT nsrket IL workioe
emoothly and comfortably, and business pros
pscts ars decidedly hopeful.
RAILROAD EARnxas.--The earrings Of &ie
Michigan Central Railroad for the weak endiEs
Snutemher 2lkt, III q follows:
, 1860-09-29
The tttste,-,s Eruress.

{o1sa ~ o;s;:tsd sy r. Company, viii b Ten s,sz
.'th the Various Railroads Linz. Of PronAtrs
By C4nal. ~ ~@1
~ have been t,e up expres,ly WITH ylxw To tha aomtt
a1t safety az pss.-rSrss.
For F7tta OF Freight Aod Pxsaaxe anniv II ths reot ev
CenIGreea, II tae Qfea Of tLs W41tefz r1.nsaext1ti
CoE22aJ.
A. a1!e tAAa .FuEAo- Eoatt-s .ltp New York
- 49, bn~ton- Aator Aorss, Broadway
IL 9r.e!.:.-.....-...A!5aay.{ NswY
T. E-CulVaT. ttica. 1S1 River "Truv
Howard AtFhufston. Albion. ", r. H1.lnes Roehosfaf
:: Hsaaf Co. Ere. l)utlap Gould .Loekpe1t.
7. ~. Bead 81 C,1a,s,d 21even. + Chaae.,1
~ { ssios ModTst~s = smith. 1oaeds.
]. L. Hurt Co.. .ne.zok John.op i HodFea
Huzihurt, k!Tktanf i To-. | Xtostsvoe
AacktHAc. Ioha Ht!y. .R4d.s,
AnaAnd .eaab6S Eza. KecoshA fter Co., Keno4aa,
j.j jTsamais-{ aa"aatee. ~ L. "'z1' . W.nnt..,x
aasaATaJ Fem. as<hmond Co., C.a1fst-
ateea baT.t 0h&axs.
J. II. TUTlLE, Agent,
FOOT OF BTATE ST.. CuICAaA
, 1860-09-29

Ills t. BE- the WORT second ye.r
In fa, 70 bad at nj lata hour In the dar ali nsr
e gaye hoping TO see Ill Tie stock sold Aad many Of
s.vtrxl doa Lead below the aaes Of The same Craze yts
tcrdAr We h.vc seen se lois OF Eoo1 1ar tie
retail tTsde sold Il &c a h. aud vcry lb.sa tslnatts Of
weight that We have hsaE ownes Of Of ihe low.
It kIadts VI stock hay that taty could ge ~ much
demand for packing i my price tha viii ay dEuvsr md
tue supply Of Huoeks jus suited 10 tha, pue a1a no
at0id to buy largely. and The naxtst i ta k1ae aud
to evory on" Who buys any but The st
wsek x ted TO she9k "eaa',ons nr1s wset, aud mora
reduction in nubes. Thesr chDce io1 Any adfaSte
, 1860-09-29

We must report anothe, hard arket for The dsose. AMI
harder for The who Lave bought up tfvs rpup
the strength Of Lite a-vance. rtan u. low.r Kadrs
Of ease such As thin stee.a old halif oxen
and stags tue decline il very marked somr OF lie
declare tue this c1Es Of ocx h III
wont Of season m csIt pound below It vt T.
RtdeEa vi! Judge 0ftat BY the reports Of yrtuus
dIuvth. It Is tspt. In OUT op{Gion.
kWhPn the market opened Tuesday 1t was The
ejaculation that these would be uca1ly tAouszud he.
than the week, and It hoped T. at 1hst wpu
Ere faH chance for LtEe advance but it soon ut
thst tuy1s tca1ce and quite Determined MT oils
could Be Eade It found TINT them over
In tho and furt count proved a aud inc
maskst though showed little lr in he afi.ru1 H.
I'D nnt prove trb: god one. In fact the lie tIxt
day oy day with the Jews. that none would b.
In the OF the brokers appeartd an.iLus t1
crowd sales he hrst anticipating that would ptuye
better th2n h. etcond.
There aiso several targe brokers Of the Je~ah filth
and thtJ hurried the saes c]oe up get bon4e
6efor+ S7adow1 Ths what gave Life lie market IN
Tut.day afternoon yet w1thAl Eight cane a!t tuull
6oody number Of butocks for hae the teco1d DAY. and
expectation Of getting thelf stock rpon better terms lie
pointed. -f
supply Of bullock suitable 70. szt els retail bu,ch
good rates lat week According quality aud sun,e uf
them at tt natl pound hut the numtcf 1t zt was otte
tnau There were good many tod II ahc tu: no ruye
avefaged that thorgh some arc reported &c. II trai
IL dndine buy Il THE medium cla.s xas quite
peaty at aSs4c but value ct t!s cAs4 u very .u.b
Affected By the xupe Abundance u1 teaawaza liz uktt
II eluted with lts tln serEs, Hetfeta cry CorA and
6cent', we have out& that many said II p1tcts
that would not net cents- II t cutinuei To- bs
forced upon tie markell as far It vii be wei hslI sae
ses made at lower z@es than hare been Lca Of
, 1860-09-29

RR.ETE4A u. H0FF.NRJNN
Consu! Of te Irxnd Docny NJ sa.e-W cxr the
ef ant Saxschs and taefree city Of Franz.
e. former .itten> Of AUSTRIA nADEK, HavARis
AAN0tER: AE>*Ia. EASSA u, PRUSSIA. SAXUNY'
W1hTEABxKu. OLnEJHEK; tc iss-nAvi.A :
, 1860-09-29
{yHICAGO MuL-FCRNISuINa
MILL FURNISHING GENERALLY.

fan1 Specifications aed Eshraasss fu:uAhed vhta d..
Ffed, ,4ut the construction of Steam Aad WAtAr
tH.n contracted for entire,
8TEAa ENGINES, BOILERS, &c.
The lab.1i5ezs hav1E eb.a.ed the aEeaeT forthr n
Of btean Ecxrts and Eclt1s. :om tic EanufAetorYof
0OULDu1u, BAdLEx Il SEHTLI. or WxTKR.
TOWN, E.Y~
Wouidn7e TIE attention pureh1ssrsto their eunAYoy
s0estsso atye hip and poves also very
lov Erice4 Tae following list Of prcvt Of Eax3e
And EoeT tcKesber With Heater Water and Stxa,n s
Cocks: Valvta Arch CasnE1 and 1Eztes comp eta an9
, 1860-09-29

BLOOMINGTON NURSERY.
IL Illinois, Fruit a3d Ornamental TIE large stock
eas.p Tor e7aa. Appe. y yssz4 1,oo. -, Us.
ssoekt yell s.'rssea on. tao 1oosb IocEh.
s.s..ee.1Y. Wl.ons 1Je. ssariet. Q. coae lpxs, or
Washington ethe-s. pn,e, !nA u; !lo1 ti, Tulips
1oD-o ~ &c Ac ll6k- Ea.h osders'n A carkcd
fTaA (-els.i71 1mJ r. X. FuUkNlx
, 1860-09-29

HANDBILLS, NOTICES, DO.
49, chap ~ he thousand. It PRESS AID r6I.
1VN1 uE51c&. III C1azk &zsss.t
, 1860-09-29

u I G II II . n D H CO..
Agents fer tha
NesV YORK Central K. r.. Cleveland 4r
FlttsburZla r. H. Troy d Erie en1
Troy aud Western Lluea on the
krio Canal,
&nd {ruEn.nE IA co7vectnn With the abaws1 the BuaIo
Ce7rlaHt And Chicago Lao On toa Lakes fnnssttux Of
FOURTEEN FIRST CLASS rRoPELLERs,
VIII oonrtt freight At The owest from al ths
principal runtl Ea.t tean the Lake. ant Kali Or
CAnA BETWEEN Buffalo and Albany.
Aiso. freight contracted - aud from
PITTHBURGH, WHEELING, BALTIMORE AED
:. PHILADELPHIA
At Lovxa KArzs than ty AM o,her routs
0mfs Ne. l Cl~rk;, car. Aa&1h H..ss~-af.
iFSc6I14M
, 1860-09-29

CT. JOSEPH AND Fixes
Peak transportation Lima.

WtHn3p0t1allsH.
ct. JOSEPH AND Fixes
Peak transportation Lima.
4. WARREN / CO.,
G1z1a41 r.srsu-.as7 70 IN A1z..-srazAs. rsavAka-
Aso A1o CoMxlsAIsa A11C2A11s-
sart Ttsna !e.snx st. Joseph w+etiy thtouxbsas
% :. ,p. . II ~ nd a sl.s Cd ~
6: :; ~: will be Viii %x&Rx
THE WESTERN TRANsPOR-
II TAT1oN COMPANY,
And Western Express Co.
&& 1860. Din
t. ShfPp~rn ef Freight to aud rroz
ah0 West1
Eaaszed aat t<.seces ever prs..nte, eor Ii ooa.s
'Fa:on OF Merchant. re- sh!2r.F>, TEa.sl.fa ~
TIE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION co,
a..tnk Largely 1nersa.el ta.r Lars aenisa. WIN b pr
ted the arrival Of caaAl Good1 during ID u
suing season between
Buffalo, Chicago. Milwaukee L Racinss
ls.-i1: Gsti sGasW e 81 GaE2fI
MOHAWK, DACOrAH,
FREE STATE. GALENA.
7ONA WANDA, MENDOZA,
PLYMOUTH. CuYAIIO0A,
MAY FLOWER CHICAGO.
NEPTUNE, WENOSA.
M1SS0 EI11, MT. VERNON.
1es,'Ex =. a"Si1 !, srs na;!a I'd fo.1 Of Aehs.a
4{Eatt SnQAQa AAt EfANlN0. tSlnuAYu &4t1.
E7P. u. And betwaen BUFFALO md DkTKplT y!S
North Shore direct. tAs
CONCORD. DCNG1uK.
OMAR PASHA. SAGINAW.
leas.rx II Doet ere Ba4n P ~ Acc ~
rw7tn BUFFALO. 3ANDCsKI and TuL LEDU. M4
AAAxEs, EQUATOR.
EUPllRATERs ECLIPSE.
ORONsbTEs. EQUINOX.
LeArtoK he Doek At Eric BA.a oclccf r H. Aad b
tween BUFFALO, Ei.IE ast cLEY ELAND. ths
MARY STEWART, ILLINOIS,
Leavax - rcsxAt Et:s E.as ~ eeioex Pm. Aadsas
COMET, ROCKET.
Leaving ns Ioek foot csei.nati ssre- I. O'Clock
\. Whtea. 'un1iaf ia eonnectca With ths 7a41uAsd
CanAl faesnt!e. OF This Company. Soi.prinax
15o Boats Of the Largest Glass,
tEjtat ef ~t:sh xi isare nudao rad New Yorx day.>
WESTERN, sPACLDIEG's, AAd rENFLES LINE
IAtREASE asld rcsf sEahea then, TO nesf NrF-
The Of e1 freight 70 md from ~ Tsxt snd
N e4S VITA reliability and desPA:eh.-
, 1860-09-29

r. ". BAXTER 4 Co..
AllHurr.sa1x Depot, Weat WAta7 stseek ketvtka Aaa
dnlph aad AAdisca, CaItsxu.
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-06-23
Conversational Intervention.

The doctrine of non-intervention by Congress with
slavery in the States, the District of Columbia and
the Territories, has been recognized for ten years
past as the doctrine of the schole South, without
distinction of party, always saving and excepting
the secession squad of Yancey and Coz The aban-
donment of this and the adoption of the Territorial
slave code doctrine of the ultrasts under the con-
troll of those who seek and long for pretext to
break up the Union by precpitatng the cotton
States into revolution" would be runous in the ex-
treme-would be breach of faith not only to our
northern friends, but also to people, we at
home, who have been told by the leading politi-
Clans that nonntervention is the only safe doctrine
for the South-the only principle by which the
Union can be preserved. Let US adhere to it, with
zeal and determination. Who is willing to trust
Congress with our rights in the Territories? No
one but a mailman could think of doing so. Heed
the warning of Senator Douglas on this subject
Nothing could be more forcibe. We quote from
his great speech recently made in the Senate
"When you distrust the people and appeal to
Congress, with both Houses largely against you on
this question: what sort Of protection will you get
Whenever you ask slave code from Congress to
protect your institutions in a Territory where the
people do not want it. you will get that sort of pro-
lection which the wolf gives to the lamb; you will
get that sort of friendly hug that the grizzly bear
gives to the infant Appealing to an anti-slavery
Congress to pass laws of protection, with view of
forcing slavery upon an unwilling and hostile peo
ple Sir, of all the broad schemes that could ever
be devised by the South, or by the enemies Of the
South that which recognizes the right of Congress
to touch the institution of slavery either in States
or Territories, beyond the single case provided in
the Constitution for the rendition of fugitive slaves
is the most fatal"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-06-23
Later from Euro1le.

New YORK, June 2O-The United Kingdom, from
Liverpool on the 9th inst, has arrived.
GENOA, June S.-NewS from Sicily says that
capituations had been concluded by General LAMA
to Garibadi, but the terms are not known.
PARIS, June S.-The King of Naples has invoked
the Intervention of the five great powers to guar
antee the integrity of his dominion He more i'm
medately claimed the intervention of the French
Emperor for the pacifcation of Sicily and promised
to proclaim Immediately the constitution of 1852
He also requests the great powers to employ their
authority and influence to prevent Piedmont from
favoring instruction on the main land of Naples.
Regarding the collective action Of the Great
Powers England was the first to answer that she
did not intend TO interfere with the conflict except
perhaps to STOP if possible an unnecessary efusion
Of blood without aiding either party. The other
Powers gave similar replies
Napoleon replied Immediately, that meditation
was only possible between two Powers and unless
Naples recognized the Scilian instruction, no me-
diation could be had.
Lord John Russell, however has promised to re-
commend to Piedmont not to ferment disturbances
in the Pennsular possessions of the King of Naples
Except Austria, who has no diplomatic relations
with Piedmont, the other Powers have promised the
same.
The London Times Of Friday, predicts that the
present month will end the Bourlrea rule in the
States of Italy.
The sailing day of the Great Eastern will not be
later, and may be earlier than the 23d.
Advices from Bombay confirm the refusal of Chi
ma to accede to the English proposition.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-06-23

PosrPONEMENT OF THE SAILING OF THE GREAT EAs-
TERS.-Authentic information has been received by
the Niagara that the sailing of the Great Eastern
has been postponed until the 23rd instant-next
Saturday. 1t appears that all the preparations nee
essary for an ocean voyage were not completed in
time for the monster ship to take her departure on
the 9th, as originally intended. In sensation point
of view, perhaps it is just as well that she did not
sail as appointed, for had she done so she would
have arrived here quite the heels of the Japanese
Embassy, who made their entree under such auspi-
cious circumstances yesterday, which might have
proved little to much of an excitement Under
the present arrangement she will make her appear
ance here in time for the Fourth of July celebration
arriving probably on the I'd. Thus the Great Eas-
tern will serve to protract summer sensations
and may last until the arrival Of the Prince of
Wales. ..
We hope, however, that the postponement of the
sailing of the Great Eastern does not presage any
further disappointment, or any blunder which may
result in the nonfufment OF the brilliant promis-
es held out in her behalf-M =. Herald