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sT Persons depositns letters in the Postofice
Will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corn.t. Of the envelope, and they viii also
please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed but Will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. July 81
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofhce at
Charleston, for the seek ending JULY so, 1868,
and printed officially In The DAILY News, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
Of Charleston:
H5-Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are advertised"
@ Office hours from 8 A. n. to P. NJ. On sun
days, from to r. N. -7.,.- s7'z
STANLEY G. TRoTT. Postmaster
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad d
.Julv 30.

bales Cotton SO bales Domestcs 76 ba'es Waste:
1854 buahels Grain, $50 sacks -Four, 10 bbls Naval
stores, car Wood. To Chisolm Bros, Goldsmith &
90, Reeder Davis, G E Priichett, " Claussen,
& Co, TIM BRISTOL C Panknin, & b Arn-
strong J r Pringls, j Wiss & Co, W G Courtney &
Co, c D Brahe C6, Pelzer, Rodgers Co. Railroad
Agent.
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The Daily News for four
months costs only On e
Dollar and Seventy Gents
to each member Of a Club
of five.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, July 2s.-TuapxNTnE- far.
ther advanced &C. and quote sales OF AS bbls at
$2 IS for soft and so for hard, per $50 lbs.
SPIRITS TURPENTNE-Market quiss but steady;
sales of only 95 bbls at 40oper gallon.
Ros1N-Is shade lower; sales of 639 bbls at s2>05
az 10 for strained, So SaS rs for No l, and - for
pale.
TAR-Has advanced 10c, and Go bbls changed
hands at So As per Dbl.
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The Charleston Money Market.

THURSDAY, July 80, 1e6s
The market has been duh during the week, and
the only movements worthy OF note are the advance
in South Carolina Railroad securities and the fall In
State stock and bonds.
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Marinf Mfns.
Arrived Yesterda;y,7'.9 ny !

Port Of Charleston. July 81. ,
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NorE.-we nave deducted from New Orleans
79, ,447 bales, from Mobile bales from Charles
ton 1921 bales Sea Island and $50 bales Upland, and
rom Savannah 4977 Sea Island and 2?7 bales Upland
Cotton-the quantities received at those ports from
Florida, Mobile, Texas and Savannah.
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Passengers.
Per steamship Sea Gull, for Baltimore-B Gaillard
Pipckney, Master Pinckney, Mrs Be2ley and four
children, Mr. and Miss Brown, C Cammen, and Mas
ter Fitch.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, McNelty. from Savannah.
via Bluftor, Hilton Head, Beaufort and Chisolm's
Larding-E Pearson, Col Sanderson, lady aud
two children, E Martin, Miss E F Durbec, Capt
NJ Lergle, Eercher, B Hubbard Miss Bradley
Brown and lady, Capt Bowen. ] D Bell, MISS
Dudley, Miss NJ D Dudley, WinebuTg' ard
ON deck.
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.THE DAILY NEWS.
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.

CUMMING Up OF EIaHT MoNTHs' LABoR1I@-
FRAGMENT AND THE TINE. AND MONEY IT HAS
posr-coNTEsTD ELECTIONS MEA-
BUREs DEFERRED CONTINUANCE OF THE
fREEDMEN's BUREAU AND THE COST THERE
oF-REooNsTRuCTIoN BILLs-BnL PASSED
GIVING REBEL GENERAL SEAT IN con-
A-ApPRoPRIATIoNs-TE SEN
ATE ON COMBINATIONS.
The following summary Of the work OF Con-
gress is taken from the New York Herald I:
Congress met on the 21st Of November last,
nearly one month prior to the commencement ,
OF the regular session The pressn' ;tSoI1t asSe
interval, Just eight months, The pr1nclPal poi
.tion os this time has been absorbed In the at
tamnt TO impeach the President, contested
= election cases, and the consideration OF lmpor-
tant bills wbicn have not 0een olsp9sea OIL. ~,
Almost the first business undertaken wasthe
;npeachment, Of the President, which was re-
Ssrred to the Judiciary Committee. That COM
mittee spent three months IN the investigation
OF charges, the examination OF testimony and
the preparation Of its report. The labors OF
have failed but for the removal Of Stanton by
the President when the actual business OF i'm
apeachment commenced. First, was the pas
sage Of the resolution by the House and the
appointment or q committee to impeach the
President at the bar Of the Senate; then the
Board Of Managers was designated to prepare
articles and conduct the trial before the high
court. Three weeks were consumed IN the
preparation Of the case; then the trial COM
meneed and occupied nearly three months,
curing which time all otheto business was sus-
Ss aree sen
without day. The cost Of impeachment, as
nearly as can IDe estimated, sis put down by
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THE CASE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.


RICHMOND, VA, June 3-The United States
Court met tins morning Chief Justice Chase
and Judge Underwood presiding.
Chief Justice Chase called the case of Jefter-
son Davis, when Mr.. Anderson. of Miss one
OF the counsel for the defence, read an argu-
ment tor the postponement OF the case until
October, signed by Evarts and OConnor
Chlef Justice Chase then asked If the coun sci
were ready for the trial independent of this
stipulation. Governor Wells, for the prosecu-
ton, replied that in view of the absence of the
District Attorney, whose wife is in a diving
condition, the absence of the prisoner, caused
by this stipulation. and the absence of Mr.
Evarts, who stood in the position of more di-
rectly representing the Attorney General, the
case could not well be gone on with. He sug-
gesfed some day of this term in October when
the Chief Justice could attend.
The counsel for the defence mo ed for post
ponement until the next term, which Chief
Justice Chase granted, saying al the same time
that had the trial taken place in May q wear
ago, or last fall, or now. it would have been
more convenient for hlm, as he was ready to
try the case. He would, however, attend the
next term. If possible, in view of his other du.
ties. The witnesses, including Gen. Robert E.
Lee, We're recognized to appear on the fourth
Monday IL November. and the prisoners bail
bond was renewed.
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white and 1sl3 bushels yellow comprised the
oferines; market steady for white. bat for vel
low dull ana several cents or-includec in the
sales were so bushels prime white AZ sl.Ie;
2-sso bushels do al 81. le 2.uoO bushels good do.
AT tl.li; 400 bushels AT SllS-of yellow 3.40O
bushels prime, delivered al Point, at 81 Is 600
bushels blue-eyed at s1-l5; 263 bushels at 81 ia
Oais-55O Bushels received; small sales only,
viz 40 bushels Maryland at &c cents meas ure:
.uo bushels light Virginia al SlU2 per - lbs
No sales of Western
Provisions.-Market continues inactive.
though some of the jobbers had more lIb-rsl
orders 10 flL We quote prices more favorable
TO buyers, viz;-For bacon shoulders I4.IsS
cents, rib sides l6sal6k cents, and clear rib
IL sal7k cents; hams are steady at al cents.
as TO quality. Lard Ioalqh cents for western
tierces. Mess Pork-Stock small, and held Al
s2s 5as29 per barrel Nothing doing in bulk
meats.
Sugar.-Imports are freer the past two DAYS,
and we alse pote a better inquiry, with sales
OF $50 hogsbeads and 1s6 barrels Porto Rico. for
refining, at llA cents; 1A hogsheads do at II 4
cents; 357 hogsheads choice Porto Rico, TO the
trade, cargo of Louisa Crockett, on private
terms; 81 hogsheads do at u cents; IS hogs.
heads AZ l3k cents.
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THE LOUISIANA ELECTION,
Order of Gen. Buchanan.

NEW ORLEANS, June 3.-The anxiousIy
looked-for order Of General Buchanan on the
election was promulgated to-day. II announces
the State. parish, and judicial officers, but
makes no mention of the municipal elections
The order states that the civil government
hereby provided for is provisional In character
until after the 1lth article shall have become a
part of the Constitution of the United States
The officers elected will enter upon their duties
on the first Monday in November in accordanc ce
with the new constitution, but q vacancy oc.
curing in an office in the meantime will be
nlled preferably by the person who has been
elected TO 1t. Any officer elected who is found
TO be disqualified to hold Office AT the date
named. is to hold over until the disability is re.
moved or new election held. Gases of con-
tested elections are to be decided by the proper
civil tribunals. in accordance with tie existing
State constitution and laws
The Following is the paragraph relative to
the assembling of the Legislature:-The Gene.
raj Assembly will not convene until the COM
mandmg General shall have been officially
notified OF the acceptance by Congress of the
new State Constitution. Immediately after
the receipt of this information day will be an.
pointed for the meeting of the General Assem-
bly, TO take action upon the amendment to the
Constitution of the United States. known as
article Fourteenth, and to define by law the
powers and duties pertaining TO the offices
newly created by this constitution.
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Baltimsre Market.

Butter.-The market continues heavy. re.
ceipts of Western improving, and selling at %
cents for running lots Southern Ohio. Western.
Reserve. good TO prime yellow, 25a27 cents
Franklin Street 20a25 cents per 10.
Cofee.-We note the sale Of another lot OF
1t0O bags Rio. per bark Serene, price not given.
but mn derstood fully equal to former sales also.
25O bags Rio, ex Eunomia, on private terms:
1s5 bags from second hands at 19Ka24a cen +
currency. The market under the late sales has
assumed q more steady tone.
Elour-Au Baltimore brands of Winter and
Spring wheat were reduced yesterday 2s cents.
and Severn Super 80 cents per barrel. Market
continu nues quiet; we report sales Of 100 barrels
good Northwestern Extra at slO.75: Io9 DO.
choice at eli %; 100 barrels Super at o. N per
barrel; Howard Street Super and Cot Extrs at
9.5oaSl0. rs; Howard Street Shipping Extra at
10a811.75.
Gran.-Recelpn Of Wheat, as reported on
Change yesterday, Were less than loo bush.
els; market Was du1l, with prices mvNing
buyers; we note sales, via: Go hushsls prime
Kentucky white sx o2s0; 10 busAsis prime
Maryland red at 92.oG 800 bushels good do. at
e(.7O; Lac bushels medium do. ~ o2e5st l3e
bushels comsnen at e2s5. Oorn-s,soo busheis
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BoNNErs.-Bonnets have never been so small
or pretty and becoming as now, and the Fan.
chon Is more worn than any other shape.
The straw bonnets usually have a small crown,
but as yet are not much worn. The bonnet OF
to-day has little or no reser blance to what was
nothing more than an ornament of lace, or tulle
and flowers resting upon a lace frame to be
worn upon the top of the head, above the
heavey braids of hair coiled around the back of
the head. One OF the styles recently imported
is composed OF narrow ribbon gracefully fes-
tooned, with falls of rich lace. and decorated
with a rose and trailing vine. A beautiful bon-
net. recently worn. is of green frosted lace,
without ribbon ties. veil Of green lace falling
from the back, and wide lace strings crossing
upon the breast and clasped by a delicate
flow er: with a vine of buds, green leaves and
messy tendrils crossing the front
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FOREIGN NEws.-By cable kilograms from
London Of yesterday we learn that the grand
jury refused TO indict Ex-Governor Eyre. Of
Jamaica. The committee on the neutrality
laws have made report in favor of granting
the executive authorities additional power to
detain ships supposed to be intended for bel.
ligerent purposes, making their building or fit
ting out in British ports a misdemeanor: for.
bidding them to enter any British port, and
their prize. if brought within British jurisdic-
ton, shall BE- returned 10 the owners. General
Napier reac he'd the seacoast with the rear of the
British forces on the 24th of May. The widow
of the late King Theodnrous is dead. The Brit
ish Commission on the Neutrality Laws have
reported such additional provisions as Will
prevent in the future the fitting out in British
ports of cruisers of the Alabama class. The
Representatives of foreign Powers at Athens
have protested against the admission of repre-
sentatives from Gambia to the Grecian Cnar.-
hers.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.

The Oregon Election - Democratic Con-
gressman and Legislature Elected-The
Grant and Colfax Nominatiou-Eiectio tion
in nNevada-Success of the Republican,
Earthquakes, Mining Stocks in Calif0r.
nfa, &e.
SAN FRANCIsco, June 2.-The election in
Oregon on June first resulted in a Democratic
triumph. The Democratic Congressman was
elected by one thousand majority. The Legis-
lature and County ofncers are nearly all Dom
ocrats. The nomination Of Grant and Colfax
created much enthusiasm among the Republi-
cans. Few diggings have been struck between
Rouge river and Gaiire creek. A battery of ar.
tiilery has been ordered to Sftka from Portland
by the steamship Active on.S Suly first.
dispatch from Gold Han, State of Nevada,
announces that the entire Republican ticket of
local officers has been elected by from thirty to
hfy majority.
A dispatch from Washington Territory re-
ports an earthquake at several points. The
new mission church at Tulalip was badly
shaken.
The board Of brokers adopted a resolution to
sell all mining stocks by the share
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FROM EUROPE TODAY, BY CABLE

LONDON, June 3-Forenoon.-Couso 96L
for money; Z. S 5-so's, .2a; Fries, 46; Illinois
FRANKFORT, June e3-Forenoon.-US S 5.20's,
.7x.
LIVERPOOL, June une3Forenoon.-Cotton firm
er; sales OF 120C0 bales; Uplands, lie Il; Orleans,
1la.. Breadstuffs dull
LONDON, June 3-Aftenoon-Consols. 96as
for money; U. S. 5-20s, 72ka72s; Illinois Cen
tral easier.
LIvERPOOL, June 3-Afternoon.-Cotton-
Sales OF 5000 Dales; Uplands, 1lss: Orleans,
TX. Pork dull. Bacon, AIS. Lard dull. Tai
low, AIS Cd
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[By Bankers, and Brokers, relesranhI

Lewis johnson & Go. quote stocks and bond.
In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, June 3.-First Board-U. S6s
losS coupon, l16a; 6.20's, lS62, coupons, ll2,.
le6A, coupon, 1l01; 1865 coupons, 1IOa: 1855
coupon, new, 1I3a; 5.20's, 1861, coupon. 1l3a ::
iO4os, coupons, rs :3os. second. ioex 1.3u's
third. lO9A Pacific Mail, 90 y; OHIO and Missis-
slppi Ceruhcates, 30's; Mariposa, S; Atlantic
Mall; Canton,5l; Cumberland. "a x; WesterI
Union Telegraph, 3Sa; Quicksilver, 20; Boston
Water Power, 2oK: N. Y. Central, I34 4 Erie,
69s; do preferred,s5x; Hudson. l41 i Reading
IS Michigan Central, 119a; Michigan Scuth.
ern S9l. Illinois Central, ll9a; Cleveland ana
Pittsbnrg, IS -; Northwestern, 69a.; do. prerd
ells; Cleveland and Toledo lg9 Rock Island
96A Fert Wayne, 1929; Alton x Terra Haute
~; Toledo Il Wabash, 81; Adams Ex., 56s:
Wells, Fargo 4 Go. Express, "a Y; American Ex-
press, So; United States Express, 5sx; Mer.
chants Union. % hiChicago Alton, 13l; pref,d
13l; Gold, 140a140A. Market steady
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o., A. AND MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD
We have been informed that the Board of
Directors of the Orange, Alexandria and Man
assas Gap Railroad have contracted with a
gentleman from one of the Northern States TO
complete the Manassas Gap Railroad from
Timberville TO Harrisonburg by the lst of
October. The tract from Timberville 10 Mt.
Jackson is now laid, and all that is necessary
to place IL in running order is q little dressing
up, which will be done by the company.
Mai A. II. johnson and Capt. +. Boylan. Of
the Engineer corps, are now engaged at the
deep cut. few miles from Harrisonburg. in
preparing the work for the immediate under
taking of the contractor.-Rockinohdm Regisfsr.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money remains very abundant in New York,
and there is no increase in the demand. The
stock. brokers are accommodated al 4 TO per
cent, and the Government bankers at per
cent. Prime paper passes at s., a6H. and is
wanted. The offerings of money, especially by
the bankers, are very heavy, and largely IN
excess of the demand. 1t is agreed on all hands
that Wall street never has seen so exciting
time as at present so far as speculation in
Government securities is concerned.
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GROUND BROKE FOR NEW RAIL.
ROAD.

NEBRASKA CITY, June 3.-The ground was
broken to-day for the building OF railroad by
the Midland Pacific Company to connect with
Of tins city, to pass through Lincoln. the Capt.
tai Of this State. A large concourse of people
were present. and mi ueh en- tn usias SIN prevailed
The road is to be built in two years, and will
reduce the distance between New York and
san Francisco 1iS miles
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THE HOLMES MURDER.

BOSTON, June 3.-The preliminary examina-
tion OF Deacon Andrews. under arrest for the
murder of Holmes at Kin gston, will probably
take place on Friday. The published rumors
detailing the accumulation of testimony against
the prisoner is unsupported by evidence. The
case creates a strong feeling among those who
knew Deacon Andrews intimately.
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, Ae
RH WIN. l.. WALL 4 CO., ARctiousers,
ID Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
9s Louisiana avenue

6ALE OF HOKSES. CARkIAGkS, &c.
On THURSDAY MORNING, June 4. ct 10
O'Clock, We will sell at the Bazaar, q number OF
Saddle, Carrisge and Work Horses "a full descrip-
ton at SALE comprising about
FORTY HORSES AND MULBs
suitable 20 SADDLE and harness, of which full de-
scription at sale.
Including drove Of Is Horses from Penusy IL auis
Also,
A large collection Of New and Second hand Bug
gies, kockaways, Carriages, Express Wagons,
and other vehicles
large collection Of New and Second hand Hsr-
ness, &C., at private sale.
Regular sales days-Tucsdsys, Thursdays and
Saturdays, without regard to weather
Carriages and Harness always at private sale.
le3 1t W. l.. WALL CO, Aucts.
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ROsADALIS WILL CURE THE WORST
CASES OF SCROFULA
Read THE eTATEMENTS BELOW AND
DESPAIR NOT.

Dr.. J. J. Ldtcrenoe:
DEAR SIR: Ny youngest daughter, aged Eve Years
hes been dreedfully afflicted with Scrofuls nearly
ell her life. i tried great many Physicians, but
without wing her mach. in fact. most of them
said there was no hope Of cure. During the Lest
spring she wss worse than ever, her body aud
limbs being covered with sores and blotches with
face and eyes badly ulcersted aud swollen Whilst
In this condition, Was advised by DR. L. A stith
70 try Jour Rosadalis. I at once procured three
bottles, and commenced giving Il 70 her. Tas,f,cf
was magical An less faaa nsoafa, TO my great
yours, with much respect and gratitude,
W W BURNETT
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ANNUAL SESSION OF SUPERINTExDENTs o.
INSANE AsYLUMs.-The medical superinten-
dents Of American institutions for the insane
began their twenfy-sScond annual session In
Boston yesterday. The association was called
10 order by Dr. Thomas Kirklyde, OF the Penn
sylyania Hospital for the Insane, at Philadel-
phia The minutes Of the last annual session
at Philadelphia were read by the secretary,
IJr John Cowen, of the Pennsylvania State
Insane Asylum, at Harrisburg. The superin.
tendents OF insane asylums from different parts
of the country were in attendance. The first
object CONSIDERED was project for general
law for determining the legal relations Of the
inssne and their committal to asylums. A
draft Of such law will be perfected.
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK June 3.-Stocks active. Money
4 per cent. Exchange 10S, Gold, 1iOk. Old
bonds, l2A; new, 13H. Ten-forties, 6. Seven.
thirties, 9H. Virginias. 5ek. Tennessees, ex-
coupon, 73A; new, IA. North Carolinas, ex-
coupon, 6sI: new, 6eT. Missouri, SO.
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~ Twenty thousand dollars an hour, is the
increaseOn the public debt.
81 The Jersey City Common Council have
been six weeks trying to organize, and can't do
IL. There Is an organic difficulty somewhere
~ Miss McCoole, of Cincinnati, sold her
property for s15,0O0, and bet il all upon ner
brother Michael
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~ The annual con vention of the Protestant
Epis copal Church OF New Jersey, which has
been in session al Newark adjourned on May
2sth. Bishop Odenheimer In his charge TO the
clergy of the diocese enforced the doctrine OF
obedience to the cannon law as embodying the
will Of q cd, and censured the increasing ten.
dency to argue about the abstract merits Of the
law instead Of promptly submitting to it,
Resolutions We're offered against innovations
in church worship, and especially denouncing
modern ritualism. An animated debate en-
sued and the resolutions Were rejected by
vote of is yeas to 80 nays of the clergy, and q
yeas 10 % nays of the laity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-03

D0At q small town called Lincoln, near
aPocahontas," Arkansas, which was settled by
freedmen, q negro named Cochrane was de-
intercourse with his wife and attacked by him
Cochrane killed Babcock In the encounter, aud
immediately took mp with Babcock's wife who
had four children. Next day all the children
were found in Q swamp with their throats cut.
Ike MaYtin, who saw the deed, but, from fear
Of Cochrane, said nothing for several DAYS; but
finally went TO Port Ohapontas, and informed
the civil authorities, who have laid the matter
before the military. sOochrans has not YET been
arrested s. }tH
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TENNESSEE DEMOCRATS IN FAVOR
." OF PENDLETON

NASHVILLE, TENN June 3.-The Union and
Despatch, the leading and most influential Dem.
oeratic journals in Nashville, declare warmly
for Pendleton. and recommend the State Con-
vention, which meets next Tuesday, to declare
its preference. Pendleton is now sure TO get
the vote OF Tennessee in the National Con-
yentiOn.
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THE OHIO CoNTEsTEs ELECTION CASE SET.
TLED.-At half past two o'clock this afternoon
the previous question was called in the House
on the jority report to admit Mr. Delano to
a seat in Congress in place of George Morgan.
from Ohio. and it passed by a vote of 80 ayes to
2s nays. Mr. Delano then appeared at the bar
Of the House and took the oath of Office
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Baltimore Markets. To-day

BALTIMORE, June 3.-Cotton firm; Middling
Uplands 81 cents; Flour dull and entirely
nominal The market is not quotaple. Wheat
dull and nomnally unchanged: Corn dull:
white 81. Is; yellow Sl.le; Oats unchanged: Rye
dull at 81: Provisions are more active but un-
changed,
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fs.day's New York Markets.
fBy Telegraph,1

NEW YORK, June 3.-Flour 5a o cents lower.
Wheat is irregular and unsettled. Corn laa
cents better. Pork dull; new mess S27 3D.
Lard dull at II ais X cents for barrels Cot.
ton is a shade firmer at 81 cts. for Uplands.
Freghts dull. Turpentine quiet at AK. Rosin
steady S3. 1OaS3. ~ 4 for strained common