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u saa emancipation
sase 9luiruf gu einer
-@taatSsN cminatiOnS. Convention.

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Sh eires Serlamutlnns hes uube Iueteu luicns Staatss
Gyscutine. equities am Nittwob. zen z. Gertbr., frrrtf
~toiaenher aufruf fir cine Gtnat6>&onperticr, III; Genbi~
saten fir Die pgrIGieeeneu Gemtsr, weI6e mad Der neueu
GcnHiiution gu bcTsses fab, 81 ucminiren, eiEatmu,is bes
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tmcre ont DieeRae, ben 18. Gttpber. 81 ceriauI1:ein, ns
lu~H6eeinste taion6- @ansieatet AZ nominireH tar fcs Emit
eineS GcuperHetts, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &onlptrcts
llerS. Gtaatss anfpnIts NIB zines tthters ces AppeIGs
tipnss e5e1itteS. limb eS pirb ieruer rsecuInianeitt, eaR
bic Deteeaten pets Gtoats4@ eHoenticr oen ben cerl@tepes
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treter i'm &orsre6 gu nonIImrsH. ua1
Sic uutebinatsn umicuen,1nuer bsr Stabt Baltimore
uebep Sf an, 0reitog. ben IA. Dit. Spil@eu 4 unb 2
;br 4bents in ben perinieheuen WareS in ibren espSPlS
L den QcfaleM 5beridu,rieIn, lurt d Dciegaten bon teeer
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Mtenbs I'M 2eurpGraEce 2euple rertdr;uleIn toAt nm II
Dslesater 5r Staotss@ pHbenticnS n irGblen.
Die Niity Iieser neS S.aats : Central : Counties IN BEN
berihteeenen &punti:S 81 fine biererrn an9entefeHt ~rS
iau1mluAgeu in bep Counties gu beruieu, UNI OelessteH
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n :; NStI,S sr gbotiade aemntt, bae bas &elnltat Der
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Eaunten ar3u3eigety bab i'd petsu Scn NemyOrt
3uruGgetpmmen birb nit elmer errBtn part je
Waaren, re DE tG lebr biuig einseterft babe,
unb perbe b~ieieIRer aud mteber lebr btatg abb
aeben.
Sd bin Ie6r uber3eugt, bnB t@ btGteer Uert
gaufe ais elm auterer S6nittraarenbdnDIer III
Baltimore, I'M r1eiue 8reunpe unb aplfumer bas
sen 3u iber3eueen, werSen b~ieielben bic 9ute
boben mir 5u5uipreden, bann fpirb lId 9epiB
6te Gahe a~ueiureh.
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linz Rleioeritpfe, 5lanelS, cine erpRe 9lusnabi
in SeibenSeugen, iAparSe uni d bsre 6arben,
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bunber erlst anbere Maaren, tpeI6e id{ebr biz
ia ptrtaule. Wan persedt BEN 2aOtn unb3 uas-
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crRrbIidbe 1iNcnle,
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nue.. 8t0ii&en 4ennip baniG aberue unb Sane S1cab, on
5e;osn Seiten bsr &Ueuue, naG ~fclSenteuI gciee Der &C.
6iStGtur bon Wtarnlanb, pGiirt ant 10. WiSrS 1864:
: /. limb rsSbaIb lei hut6 bic General
Gifen'sIp bon ysarbIano bei&Icfeu, bnB Ter 8tirserreit
Fer nnb S~tattratB BON Baltimore bierburG autPsrifirt u.
~sraiGGtist iinb, Scn ben beyi&sbenea S9efsseru RON GiSeils
tPuHI, tnet&es an Bel en- Geiten Der RrrtPerl apenue
lieSt, bic ST. ter Serbeii EunS %befttulunte @eitlurIH;e 81
c~olecfiren, tie turb ben Worrait ees Gitpsecmriifios
Hsr@ rom Is. gtco6r. 1857 ~fefgeiest ii.
Secticu2. tES fi es bei@Iefier. has ale @runs
eeftser, inside inHeI51ib IL Wsonaten na~ Taffruu9
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ton etefer Bin eini@ittu, 6ere9tist fns, siEeI abJuS Don
80 Tres. ar iRrer Re9nunS ~ erpoIter unc ale aerlrs
aen' neiGe bereits ibre 9efeuerrns beri9tist taesn, fol-
len 6~erestist feu, bic SdIitc eer be;aRtteu Surrse lGs
slGjuerSo!ten eofieibe lcn nit 3iniss een sem ~Sesiffc:s
Tor ee5 Staet ;uTiGgelablt nereen.
9ectton3. unb lei es beiGlofier, bag ale @ruaos
bs'iker, weI&e f& ~s7ci9cri, ben 8srflsunsen Bon Ger 9.
Sect. eieSer 1cte in ber betiuIn:sa !3eit na@sutonsmeR,
leatn BE gauge Sun!ute pr BeiteuerEns ~be,ab(en.
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alisen unh pprthttib0ften &pnRitdtiUns eer8nbeea Beue.reiu
tei.u.rssen, Hue erTa&t. IS Iientds Abrnh bet qrn. 9Deisel
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Ten 10. rs, Wbs b I llpr. Seee6 Yfttelteb ntus 60 iein, I
sc1s fbr pfsle e~r'naenNt @tiSAfe ~crrttstn.
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C6iety 9eretH hat Isstsn HRcntas fine sermanenten Sc
sunten ttpatlt unt wir6 ra&Reu 0ontag. ber 10. Oft. ieine
trft Gtn3pb Gns ert fssnns tIiSn. Wer not teii utnI ten
gInf4t. s0mme 6 flatst NAG SCispt Saibsr. Gspbos.G SaGs
Rp. $50 g snaItFagS
&GrtBreme {, pr6Fkent b
8ettHttn 9tpet S4asns.
tSRs} SGtGt Dt3etLtrs Gesr.
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RcGtrS.
gGtr ferbern tternait sum ItstsR DeGle Guf uuh srhsn, eat
rr liberal Gnte1itIst nerbsn eIfaf UtrfpreGeR mir, kGs
in Ger l., 9pdEb teine 3 eeuxs fat fHten wtrs.
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GaptEa,G pau, GeHlral ADeaUs, am Wrn.ls Ntsnt faIs
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Meiie unb siebt risSey Austunft rte Snprr nber dge Weeen'
tdass tss menf6Iiten eetsnsi inssm re tts rSEre ane refine
rnb RGnAe oruntltt Nrh unh 9clen @ldutsn %be-e'erer, 70
IL n, ) Ionssrs su tnppbien. sCtal eoer Simmer; Nc. 8
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eertsafs I'd hsfeIteu NOD gu bentelten Sretfe rgse I'm An
sana esr Sdtips, nsnaik& AZ bic 40 DpuoSa eos S5.ud+
Sen. 9. S~tetnba@t
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= SeauS 1. 1919 G-ebsStd &9ak.
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Der Deutf6E uutons8 eretnrc Mart"
1 a II B bat In ber Verdmmiune am Sernt's MtenS be-
i1IrHen am Dtenfnse rem ii. ,. Wits etae 8rrbe Wldiiex"
ee ilnnIun FIR bt free StdatS.G rnfitut'pn unb GrrSb
Iure 2tncrln's unS Spbn fcn's 3n per6nRalteH. Seeeutenbe
en9Iti&e unb efatiae &ebner fnb teretts etnesldben, eE
tI6ttssS WuGtcprps If %erststrt ane rtrs fIr brtlnnte De-
fOratipn uni 6eutrperf seFprgt.
SeIaOsret rpm Nappenfailae Y~tarplanhs ssri3mtnee; &r'
%HSelnns tirss grdtpenttn. Der NIT gtrratber" te'nen yer.
sIet8 ma6t Der eurb ben Srte. etnen eauernesn une tetren
f1ulen B,tfren ttrbeifutrt ete6 fst uuieIe ecclune.
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NenttdI Nefprm Neretn.
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It'd fur tie BeirebunGen ~beHetbrn tntsrtfIrs!. Rne hermit
einaeilten. Az -.e
&Onntas. 9. CftOber, ssa&mitt0ss 3 nhr
in Die 8ebenbaIe, SapettefraBc, '.
III fcunrntn.
Die beoer NtoNpr'8 gDaEI rraHt 90 nptbpenbss, eas
bic eeUtf1eu SttrnreE beTnienieen 4~antieatsn iusspentst
rereea, Der cen 2DGufGeH ets StrsinS em mstRtE 9teHnuns
trdet.-
gst eer Wi1tissett Ter Sdne lp1stn be dsevRbt keS Sprss
ID Etits nt5t percblsn. se Ser ~fGmmIune ~ 81 (uten.
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, 1864-05-19


CcY1xK-The market, as be.oFe notice IL klnoat
kge nominAt- To eEsat sales conctes1cns would bo
m1de but IN the present stata of tnl1sa
very reliable valuations can be R1Ten The R!es arc
5ftn taEs hIo to &rrfTe, per Ideal nefn1e At
Itval 1Sso ia Jav1, II bags Costa Kiea 50 ST. Do
pngo, Oh terraa not 1anspired; and III ao, nost51
fEr.NThe narkst has become very quiet and
decline can be qnoted tho sales al21o br. Rsi-
fIo. IN lpte It - for Layer And for Bunch:
ete Gr bXa, bunch, HEX, all net: 80 hxs Spanish
6heiied Aimo1ds, &c; acaAks Turkish Prunes. &c,
IeFs French Plums 1sc. casn 100 exs and ioeo
sso GeRes 70 Gs.
;as 11s F. .a1ts kno'sf cf Yes; a.. ss g
Bahara red do. &lG %; ttsa suuches BArAcos aan4.
Fats, ID. essb and 4,ooo San BIAS do, on prty9ta
5as.s p; pFtsa \ a.s,s Sss9 1Gei: RI
ardteleeted Weste1n, M5ass+o, c.sn. b. a9etton.
s95 b1s. 6tci Lemons sold = 83 % Cat-
stita 011aKes. $4n56t15; 5a1 d. Aou9talA do,
ons ii sa<is,7n; 9fb do MesstnA Oranges, 4ir1f13;
1Dc1 do Lemons. 34ena[.s5, ca<h. --'
MotAss1s-Ihe Market 1or tnts aftc1S, H; u sYmps-
almost 1t stand, in yleW u the public oeenKfences
of tbe aay. and thoukh p1tces are not particularly
IaveT, tley arp quits p4setae8- Tho sales tnnf04a
~ bhdq nd CtayeA Cubs. for ren1isk, q sgAc
7hhda Do, nc; tss nhAs n tres ND nrA cuhA MIS-
o,aas ~ 1es,s: ps. q e. s. 81: !: ~ o.
IS srIcxs4T1@eis. nothing. doing IN nsss articles.
g e.Es PepssENszs sold nstsse cur lat On tssns
heS sSe l.. been .ous increase Of business
, 1864-05-19

toesy' ann tfo Eastcs ruled stesdy 1t stls}91tsH,
at which range ~ uota tales Of l5f9 b.1s. At tie
clote. however, there was very auIst festnr. and
the market WIS weak At RISK.
The adyan: IN Enld affected tho Proy,ston rn.rsst
fxro1ably. There wAA better demand for Nc,. por
and the market WAS decidedly nrger-vl,h a,i-s ~
~ br1s foday at Std. and s0 brls last nt-ht a.
3ss1e- Good nr1nds are scarcs aad he ax,a a mt
stde quotations. Bulk Meats vera nsgtectst xna
nominal. Lard was NrHcr, tu. s.lu tnac,ly,. Vim
sales Of choice Kette At 1sHc, deliverable Al Rlch-
mend. Ind.
Salt ns s:e1dr and t1u. Flax reed VI, IN .sr de-.
mand and kteaf at $2ss5s2s~. small lot Of Tlmo.
thy was sold At $a.5ods2 Co.
Frsights were steady, With light ensassments Al
nke for corn to 0aWeGo, SAC for o.ss and 7Hc for
corn 10 Buffalo.
TIE advanco in gold has given Increased activity to
the G.oceryrsrket, aud all staple articles ara held
with more Crmnfss. Quite humber Of country buy
ers, who held OF IN anticipation Of dcens. have
tered the market. aud bHslhesa ID agalu sesumlpg
healthy condition.
Lumber ca1goes are In demand and frm With sa1es
at 31e-T9!t.1, according TO quality. .
Tie market for Beef C1sle continues Quiet, owing
10 The short and limited supply. The entered ISLES
to-day. \. nIi the yards amount t. 5sa head, at $50
75s, chtsoy At 81 25a75o, krosF. Good shipping CA.-
tie are IN fair term nd snd hrm at previous quots
tots, tEd fer Government Cattle there Il aeuys
irqnl1y With NO decline On yesterday prices.
In Eers there has stten-a fsir demand Nor heavy
corr-fed and dfst1ery qualities, and in several In
stsrces high prices have heen paid. Light Hogs
In more lnltea demand and the MARKET Is \ shade
*tsEef. but With no char e prevtous quotations.
Entered taes during tie daS 1851 head at 35S7h97
=. bit principally At $e5o@70 grots.
, 1864-05-19

WEpSEsDAF EyKaINa, Aay Is.
KRTS FOB The PAST THHxry.fouE norra.

TtGe waa = largo attendance on Change to-day,
and the further advances IN gold and favorable
stfon New York EaTe very active tone to ousi-
aets m the leading Bseadstu0s and higher range Of
pricsa WAS realized.
There wss lbernl demand for Flour, particularly
for good brands Of Spring ,E1tras, aud The market
rultd more Actire and IN advance OF $4,000 was OBJ
tainea. There WAS some little inquiry for White Wiz
ter, but tho market IL generally quiet and Without
special change. About 100 brls changed hands at
IS .c9s;5 for White Winters; 800 for Red Winters;
Is 739s87H for good to choice Spuug Extras, and
e4.9c9aco for sprtns supers.
Wheat waa in active speculative demand, and the
market TaA 1r1n and buoyAnt at an advance of1K@
AKA over yesterday 3 cur7ent prices Change but
at the close there less disposition to operase and
the market closed quiet at altEht concession from
the highest point reached Curing the day. Fs sales
foot up st5noe bushels at $t,27k@1.s1 for No l.;
s12sxG1. .ask for Ne 2. and s1.is912o for Re]ecte1
spring elosing tfm .. x12S for No :, and atk for
No 1SPrnE. =.
There WAS m active shipping and speculaiya IL.
qulrJ fer corn, and the market advanced 2ka31xc
over the ruling prices Of Change yesterdAy About
1s6,ost bu changed hands At s1leh<71.1s for No /
aex {fLA41 u Tor 10. new md u ual ok for re-
iecaed; a1l7 10. No. old and s,.,o9ll1 for No, !,
Canal afoat- AT the close. however, the inquiry fsu
OF snd The market elostd qaiet At for So1 and
$40 lor No.3.
oats wtrs in active demand, and the market showa
an appreciation Of x@1c. compared With the cus-
rent E11ces Of yesterday on Change The sale. foot
up AKA ba at ssx0'oo-noEty sa9sexc- for No. 1
and s7a67Hc for No. 1-clcs11 Ut slh9ssto for Eo.i
II ztote. -. -
Rysvas quiet, with sa1ss Of sauple lots 1t Il so
LIZ, according to quality 1hers Hc1s no salss Of No
1repofted md tho market u noniaal At t.8. .,,
Barley Was quiet, with sales. Of BE. Ia stosa ut
41..o. 1hers u Ytry little On tho market,
There WAs TeSy moderate demand for HlshNines
, 1864-05-19
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Session OF the Methodist
= Conference.
Iuportant Proceedings -Surmises on the EIes->
uons-Reeepticn Of Canadian and
African Delegations.
From Our Special Correspondent

From Our special Correspondent
= - PHnApE1Pa1A, May 16, 1864.
The Conference having accepted an invita-.
ton to visit tho Institution for the 1nstruc-.
tio1 Of the Blind, were favored, on Thursday
evening, with q musical entertainment Of 4
high grade. The performance OF both vocal
and, instrumental pieces Was more than creda
table, and many'of the grayest of the Domi-
MICS were bewftched ont Of all propriety by
the comic pieces Of r.-Paromi, who to .
bass voice Of great compass and power, adds
q comicality Of expression which. would
make him q great fayorite in the concert balls
Of the West. We were favored with some
rema1ls BIZ Mr. Chspln, who Informed Us
that fhe trst efforts at teaching the blind BY
mndern uethods, were In '1764, in France,
and that these had eliminated In the model
institutions of this country, Of which this
wasithe largest, being only exceeded by the
Royal Institution Of Paris In the number OF
lis pupils. Specimens Of the skill of Pnpus
v ere exhibited. soma Of which were a1most
maryelous. Dr.. Eddy, Of Chicago, was called
on to return thanks In beha]f OF the Confer,
ence, which he did with unusual grace and
feeling: It was most delightful evening:
!. The Conference is progressing quite rspid.
y with its work, and the large committees It
maturing plans for the action of the Confe-
@rence- Meanwhile the friends Of the dIffe-
srtnt candidates for office are arranging for
the election, which comes of on Friday Of
next week Ofthe candidates for the Epis-
: copal Office, hear tho names Of Rev. D. NJ.
Clarke, Rev. Dr.. Foster, Rev. Prest Cum
inEs Rev, DIN. Thompson, Nngsley, Peck
, 1864-05-19
wBERE rs RHAUREGARp3


Hc has been reported, since Buffers occu-
patton of Bermuda Hundreds, rs being in
Petersburg; IL being south Of Hlcksford
toward Weldon; and Is being north Of Pc
tersburg in Buffers 'front.' We now hare 1t,
that he is In Rlchmond, or on the way from
Richmond to Lees army. That he will tu1n
up with Lee seems more likely than any Other
suppoeitiou. That he would stay south Of
Hlcksford, even u u bridge were burned and
some railroad track torn up, 10 unlikely.
That he wonld stay at Petersburg, is quite as
impossible; the place Of itself being of no
Importance, and only used to Keep Buffers
force employed; 4 work which an Inferior
officer could quite as well attend to. Our
communications there have been with Bush
rod johnson, whom We once Killed ut Shiloh,
brt Who wouldn't stay killed.
Beauregard might be wanted at Richmond,
but as Bragg commands there, he will pro-
batly 20 where lie is more imperatiSely
needed. Gen. Lee, now that LongstTect and
A. r. Hill are wounded, wante snch an aid as
Bcau,egard quite ~ much Is he wants SOL
dIe1s in the ranks. We nny calculate there
fore, that Rfer Ituton will CONFRONT Grant
upon the Anna How many troops he can
bring with him ID quite uncertain, but pro
badly not alarge fierce ct onc:. His rein
forccments may nevertheless drip along in
small bodies to Ies's aid, II they can escape
Sheridan's and kautx' cavalry.
Wemny a we'll make up onr minds that
Lee VIII get all the rcinforccmeats th.t c1n
be spared, by the closest scrzping Of the Coz
fsderscy. But one thing is certain; be can
AtA% han ho II
, 1864-05-19

Sherman, and a great ARMY Win him ana
though cur hope IL that the supposit:oa here
made, Is to Grant aud Lee, is not to prove
true, We may still sec that occupation d:
strategic points il . necessity not only, but
uay be n2de subserylent to reduction OF
tie rebel armies also. The only question.
therefore, Is, can Sherman be spared to ope-
rnte in Georgia While Grant has his hands
full With Lee? The Government acts ucon
the eupposition that Grant has, or eau have
men enough to take care Of Lee, and pnt
Sherman to another job by himself. What II
tho rebels should suddenly discover that in
their agony to crush Grant they had neglect
ed Sherman, and that he were running
through their Confederacy like = fire let
loose? Don't be frightened, bat wall and
san
, 1864-05-19
CLEARED. Nay H..
N[AKINE INTELLIGENCE,

BTzH NoEIHSRS THA1tFoErArIoy soNrAxx.-Tho
atauuch propeller City OF New York, belonging to
the Northern Transportation Company. arrived IN
port yesterday morning With tho rss cargo Ct canA1
Eoods from New York Tia oswego. We arc glad 70
be able to record such busi1ess energy ef this wall
known line.
Monday erep,RE 1has ths sds rheel steamer Pontar,
so.S s1N.,nx betwee1 Grand RAPID. ard
the river fifteen miles below the former CITY. Thrfo
msn were instantly killed. and sevara sshsrs seyrt1Y
Tie Pontiac was sn1all sized vessel and had SEEN
running but short tlme. Ne ara without further
p4ruculsr3-Dsfyotf 1f3b-
LAKE, CAPTAIN nxoTzXp.-Th0 propeller W1uona,
which passed down on Sunday from Chicago lad
Milwaukee, r Port3 that ths sChoo1sr Delos pdWotf
run back dnrihg the recent gale 70 the latter pert
with the loss OF her Captain. WhEe wtarin. ship
he struck BY the II m1nbcoE, Knocked overload
and drew ned. Hp name yss Robert Nicholson, and
be residea At NsweSo, where be leaves family to
n surp his sad ind untiu,tly fate.
, 1864-05-19

HEESXBpAT E:N KNIN0t N1Y IL, 1E94.
The Dry Goods market opens fatriy ac:ivc, much
more thsu last weak, and numerous country b1Ja
vha holding OF Ia anticipation Of decline hAvo
tskcn hold ard u,ehase1 fteelY-th1s eyinctag
fslth In the future sf psees. Ali kiadh Of goods se
vsrJ l1n. and tls tandency Is to still higher r4ngs
OF pices, owing The increased vaue Of cotton aud
ecss OF production Prints Of Desirable ssyIes be.
nrg acaree And thttc arc few TIC market. TIA
manufacturers have sold 'ahesd AID arc NO bus1ly
enl aged In ninx their conract.. From e1retni Pc
rrssl OF ouE quotausns alyen below, 1t will sppeAr
st there have been yerJ few changes etnce cur 1as
review. Semc brands Of E!eached goods have ad-
ya1cea tbade. Tf!nts arc generally nrner. though
without any positive change. Tickings are hrm, at
the oEtaids quotation given last week. Casstmeses
ere n good demabd and nrmer. There IL quite
competition IN Threads. and prices have declined 3c
on Coats, Clark's sud WInlmande.
VIC quote the following the clotaz quotations Tor
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