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The section Tas then adopted az folloMs;
SEE t. Al 1a!lroad companies and other com
mon caiT1e1s o. railroads receiving and transport
Ing Eraln In bulk OF Otherwise shall be required t1
deliver the samc to any elevator OF public ware.
house or co1signee to which It 1nay be const4ned
J1pr1ded such elevator OF public Ra1ehouse or con.
q used. or which can be used by such railroad
companies, and all railroad companies shall per
NIT connections to be mtde with their trick
50 that any public warehouse OF canstgnee
the cars on said railroad.
Section IVES adopted. as follows:
semhly to pass a1l necessary laws to prevent The
Issue Of false and fraudulent warehouse Iecalpta
and to give f1ll eject to this article The consti.
producers and shippers, AMI the enumeration OF
The remedies herein made speclal shall not be con
strued to deny to the General Assembly the power
dies as may be found expedlent, Or to deprive any
person Of any existing common Law remedies :,
Section was ndopted, as follows:
SEEs7. The General Assembly shall pasa laws
for the inspection Of grain, for the protection Of
producers. shippers, and receivers Of grain.
The article nus then sent to the Committee On
Revision QDQ Adjustment
MISCELLANEOUS CORPORATIONS.
The convention then took up the report Of the
Committee of the Whole On miscellaneous corpo-
amendments made by TIC committee. Tho report
Was then adopted by the convention, and sent to
the Committee On Revision and Adjustment, IS
lQ4luHSs
The Genernl Assembly shall provide By Ian. that
In all elections for Directors OF managers Of lEor
p0rated companies, every stocklolder ahall have
the right to vote In pcrBon, or by proxy,
for the number OF shares OF stock owned
BY him for Us many persons as there n1e Directors
OF managers to be elected, or to cumulate said
shares, and give one candidRte as many votes as
the number Of directors multiplied by the number
OF his shares Of stock shall equal to distribute
them, On the game principle. among as many can
didates AZ he shall think 1t, and such Directors
or managers shall not be elected In any other man-
ner after the adoption Of this constitution Ga
Assembly granting the right to construct or opet-
ate street railroad within any city, town, or tn-
coiporatcd village, without the consent Of the 10
cal authorities having the cont1ol OF the street or
highway proposed to be occupied by such street
railroad.
At1faurtpd,
, 1870-05-06

=
DiBA4ter-The Weather.
Special Dcspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, May a-Abo1t hundred members Of
the Twenty y-ni1th Regiment, which bore most
honorable part in Grants TickabuTY and other
campaigns In the Southwest, had q very pleasant
reunion, their first, at Nate1toEn, yesterday A
permanent association w2s formed, Of which the
old ot1cerB Of the regiment. including {. 3. Gill
tor President, we're elected oa1cefH. and 1t was
agretd to hare an annual reunion IN June.
The burning Of the principal workshop at State
Prison, on which 1t Is understood there Is no In
surance, with the prospective loss Of ToEk for
some month for lack Of material and mschlnetJ,
raises the question what to do about the Affair."
correspondent Of the Journal advocates abandon
ing the prison. and building new one at MfWau-
Zee " 1nore for the interests of the State than to
rebuild and incur More expense At the pfeacut To-
cauon: Lieutenant Governor Pound and Sccre-
.asS u siats Breeze have gone to Waupnn to-day
10 Gonsnt WITH Prison Commissioner Wheeler.
showers
, 1870-05-06

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
new YORK, May a-Gold and stock specuatons
were quiet to-day, With light transactions Money
is very easy, and there is great abundance Of
National Bank uotes, which the banks are endeav-
or1ng to exchange for greenhacIs by paying q
email premium.
TIE United STATES DISTRICT ATroRSErsu1r.
There are several candidates for the United
States District Attorneyshlp. among them Stewart
L. Hoodford and B. E Phelps Judge P1crIcpont
| has not yet returned from Washington.
FISK RS TEE .. r. RAILROAD.
The suit Of James Fisk against the Union Pacific
Railway and Credit AobIuer was argued in the
United States Circuit Court on q motion to return
it to the State Court No decision WIS male
Defendants Ihaye applied for q dissolution Of al1
intuncuons issued By Judge Barnard.
MUSICAL
4 Paris letter Of april II says AdelIna Patti viii
start soon for the United Stste and on her return
to Paris she will confIne her singing to private
tnest1e which Is being but for her In 1.-THE Champs
Eysees r
roLTncA1-
Several political meetings. were held tonight,
aud others are appointed for ro-mosrow aud Satut-
day. An efIort is being made to combine the
Young Democracy With the Mozart organization
and the Conservative Republicans, In grand CAM
paign against Tammany.
ITO the Associated P1esa1 =
QUICK TINE FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
,ss .,ys nS .t, aasg Hom san Fran.
tEen,r4hrnn hnn1s +h II ~ uaSs ana
.rvn.9 the rorti"an5+ LIZ 4aisA1-st Inie 5e1 1naae
N>- S@|' ~ ~'1A'1 Eno7 c,,r
Tn ,roo, sa1a to ,iar aso M ,,r,,. ,,,.,..
chiefly oS manufacturers at prices considered sat
s1,.,rr rrrz,-rrn
Far t.rtnstup 71n and nil IN q ,,a,-,oo,, n, ,b~
Saffafh 1iar n rnnnanr 11i,h - +sro a,. n ~ ,e ~
n0rterx aJ1tf nptiertfnr fn art l1essfnT 5rar ~.
IYfres,menfs fhe EIrs, Tnited presHtSo p,.a tn
dtaT fonnd Rer Chnrles n sn1t,h ~ fha t.jssr"n.h
ftfeet Presl,rferian ffurch g17Iirv ana sa1tancad
hin to ne rrhufed Tf,a re.sven3 s3+,,4ar 11.aa -
f, confesson OF hfs rni1t and nrnmised r. Wo,te
more crrurnsnecfly IN the fnt,,rr NH rera1ro1
the cens1re frnn1 fhe 1tns of rha Par 1,r Ha+nar
m rhe Enof - AF3 - e'-@ N"e'' D4' AaAp@A
of srp1-fts7s rop 1,1vz
Thc ccnnntttra asaso.nfet, ~ tha ,ee+ ,vono-,,
+e1rn ~ RE Snn1a.a Canrt ~ .hs ,;t - ttneaa' 70
, 1870-05-06

CONDENSATION IN ELECTION CASEs+
Mr. PAINE, from the Committee on Elections
reported bill regulating compensation IN cases All
contested elections. Eecommitted.
CIVIL SERVICE ELL
morning hour, being the bill to reRulate the civil
service After speeches against the blll bv Hessrs
FETERS, NBLACk, MORRILL, Me,. nnd
MAYNARD, Mr. KELSEY moved to iaY The bII}
Gil the table Neeattved-rcas "a. naTs 1nt
The discussion was continued bT XII. BENTOS
in opposition to the biI1
Amendments we're offered hr Mr. 4REETJ
providing that the bill shall annIT Yfthont fiIsttnc
lion as Is to sex 'F''
By Nj LDUGHRIDGE 1onetnr tn an enra1
urppor1iou OF 0t71cfs aynnnp SfStes nnt, ~ Wr
uNE1I. 10 sty1Ie out fhe nernsnt n fees IN az
Animation and crrfiTcetes ~
The Bill and amendments were then. m b5r
JENCKES' mof5on T,srnn,m,tte, an,i' nr1,nra.1
prInted.
NJ, oRrH TIE ,1, rAmAGuAr4N &C. iom.nit19a MaTTER
Affairs marse renort IN t,e mater NJ tha psqs.
onaTae inreSttrat}nm and 1are no,trs az f,at e.
Mn1f ri1 4 M 1nr eetion NJ snnn es nosath1a IL
NJ yV1lnn nrrsay,fad .he IJerea ~ r. ha.n,Ina-+..
90 ,r.r,1 ~; ~ G1 1 ot tuE h,a"!.ts,
s,t5 e. IA ~ 1csd, ,rt,h ea,aa aa ~ t41 s, ~ anu
t. +, ens< ~ t., ~ 80 ~. " sAc iEso0
,t 81 ~ *ttt - - ~ w LIZ aa nu!ty
, ~ Nv no1 @ ttA ti euStt I ~ - ~ ns Ill sae leeotu
esai'ns 4o' ally aet1u, s,1 ~ ~ @ .aE Ho4e'
rno a - ~. tto,os ,,,,, ,,,,,+
1ai ena.e ~ a+.in ~ e af1sa w - ~
~ v an ,ltn.e1t ,nq ~ cone,,1,eI n y. LIE
% Hi IL assahsh an aifdito,a1 ,s,,
4Ae CS4AakE LAA ~ So<AoAaA. 1A aAA4lo00l Aa4sA
, 1870-05-06

. MIR. J. NJ. PIEzRsoN ceases to be a
member Of our firm from this date.
HYDE &. MITCHELL.
, 1870-05-06
THE WEST,

Contradictory Stories Coucerntnr su.
dInn Movements In Western Kan.
aN&e
ST, LOUIS, May ay1.-1nteIfgence is received here
that 1nrge number Of Indians are reported to be
on the Solomon River, Kansas, threatening the SET
7e1nents. also that $40 Indians crossed the Eansss
Facinc Railroad between Forts Hays and Parker
On the I'd inst. Later dispatches deny that there
are any Indians on the Solomon. and state that
trouble is anticipated. There are three companies
az caga1ry stationed ut three prominent points on
the Solomon; also, at Lake SibleJ, On the Repnt.
lican River. The indians could not penetrate that
Infantry regiment has been sent to Fort
Wallace to protect the railroad construction
parties wctt Of that place. Five companies OF
Sanas wofs nnds5 Gs1 a e EFT @ aoot
.hey can more In any direction, should hostile
demonstration be made by the Indians.
, 1870-05-06
F0RTY-F1RST CONGRESS.



HE LINCOLN PENSION BILL
NAsH1SE1oS, May 1-Ar. EDMUNDS reported
Senate bill 70 grant pension to Mrs. Lincoln with
1he Recommendation that It be indeHnfeiy 'nnst
Toned. The hu WIS accompanied with q renoTr
which was ordered printed.
OTHER BILLS RErORTEp.
Nj, DRAKE reported q substitute to uroInote
securing efficient seamen for the naTy.
Nr. EICKERS reported adversely the bill to rec-
1]ate the importation Of immigrants under labor
1cNi W MCDONALD reported, with amendments
= 1iiI authorizing mnll steamship service bet,epn
Eo,r orleans and certain ports In Mexico
iii. TiCkERS reported a Joint resolution author
,,I1rr the Eetret4ry OF Var to establish weather
susses, and have dally observations made along
fSa Sijssissiunl Riyef and principal tributaries.
"'. inJuUBSXEST RESOLUTION.
The House resolution for 1na4 adjournment on
+he 4til OF July YES taken up
motion to refer to the Finance Committee Tas
1ost-yeas ~: naEs, 81.
the rrsotutior Was discussed. "ltnout action,
,4ntii tie expiration Of the morning oour.
psAGE LAND ELL
The House Usage 1ndtan Land Dill caine NJ In
o!ST!'M M1 MORRILL,, Of MalDe, moved to take Up The
Legislative, Executive, and 1uale!n App'ol'1auon
IN Mr rDN17EDs made m fneffectuai effort 70
~ ~, re iii to enforce the Futeen1h Aulenl-
ar HOWE argued that the Framing 6a aa9u3a y,
adhefsuE to an alleged u1derstaoaes es VI VIC pig
11nus dav 10 take up NJ. MoTtns bnL -ocoaao o.,
The Osage Indian Land Blu Has @ LII 1a1pdrsent n
,rtth the question being Oh tne 411s1s =. =,
NJ h16S 70 take the Ind frum %2e AAa1 -
, 1870-05-06
ITALY.

LONDON, May GA Brussels despatch says Arch.
bishop Kenrick has gone 70 Naples to luisb pro-
test against Pnpal infallIbtlfty- Dupanour's reply
to Archbishop Spalding. In the matter Of lnfal1E
bility, will soon be published.
The Pope has urged the discussion Of lufa1lf.
biiity. The question will be closed before Ascen-
SION Day. The committee on that subject In the
Ecumentcal Council has promised TO present q re-
ytsed seAema Immediately,
ROME, May 4.-The Council today y0ted On the
schema relative to the small catechfsm. One
tenth Of tho Bishops present voted ",on placeL y
Among them we're the German md Hungarian
Bishops, who desire to preserve the catechism OF
Cnntsfu9.
, 1870-05-06
INDIANA,
Railroad Matters Mt Fort Wayne
muNtcnL

Railroad Matters Mt Fort Wayne
mnSfcNls
6reeial Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
FORT WA1EE, May a-The respective roads
through this city and the prospective lines center
ing here, were represented By their officials IN q
upon the connections and other interests Of the
roads. 4 satisfactory understanding Eas had,
and the roads now under contract
will be pushed with the greatest
possible y1gor. Mr. Smith, Of the Jackson
Il Fort Wayne Road, Is confident Of compile ting
the road between here and Jackson, Mich, within
road will be finished between Fort Wayne and
StnrEts, Mich, by the middle Of next month.
Owing TO the demand for seats at the Carlotta
night It vii be held ii The INK building instead 81
Hamilton Ball, as first arranged, where larger
number can be accommodated. SPECIAL trains II
spoken Of on the different roads. IL orde: to ac-
commol8te persons from adjoining towns.
, 1870-05-06
IOWA.

4 Railroad Convention at Cedar
Hnpids-PFoPo~cd Short LiElc from
Cedar Rapids, on the Northsvc4tern,
to mnrcngo, on the Rock Island.
CEDAR RAr1ps, May ga convention called to
take preliminary eteps tor securing all rail eomInu-
nicatlon between Des hoines and Dubuque, By
building short road from Cedar Rapids to Maren-
70, or some point on the Chicago, Rock Island
i Pacific Railroad, assembled In this city, Jester-
day. Delegates we're present from Du-
aubue, Dss 1oines, Iowa City, and other
the Stale Register, Des Monies, Secretary. 4 COM
mlttee Of one from each town represented Has
different railroad companies already in operation,
and obtain propositions for aid and connections
The people are thoroughly aroused rs 10 the
aid In their power. It Is safe to say that the road
will be built at ONCE
The Convention adjourned at s o'clock, subject
to the cau Of its President at such time and place
as the Committee Of Business may indicate.
, 1870-05-06
CANADA

Explnnatiors in Parliament Rel-
ntiEc to the S Manitobn'' Bill.
OTTAWA. MAY n-1n the House Of Commons
Sir L0hn A Macdonald explained th8t several
alterations had been made In the "Nanitoba"
bill The boundary lines Of the province have
been made In order to tnctnde PaItage and La-
Prairie. The deviation Of the boundary would
increase the population about 1900, 30 that, in
calculating the aubaldy paid tnat country. the
basis should be II, ,ooa, instead Of u, ,ooa.
, 1870-05-06
CENTRAT, AMERICA,

BELy1DKRE, III. May 5-Hon. Alien c. Fuller ts
Just IN receipt Of letter from General 8. A. Hurl
but, United States Minister at Bogota, in which hs
saJs:
hare negotiated already with thfst tho Co
lumbtan Government, for the Isthmus Canal, fal
better for uB than the one Of last year, with enor
nous advantages for the United States, and suct
: Us to Invite capital It cannot pay less than !:
per cent on capital at t100, ,000, COO"
, 1870-05-06
PACIFIC COAST.
GRIND Hotel :. .Dincournrinr CFou

GRIND Hotel - -DiacournginE Crop
Prospects.
SAN FRANCISCO, May a--The Grand Hotel h2s
been opened. It cost half a million, and occupfes
the greater pa11 Of two blocks
The latest Intelligence from different noy1ions of
the Statc confirm the fears OF short crnn The
drought IS more serious than for many years The
fain foil within the next ten dars mar helm the
pastures, and all places not burned ur Probably
the lste-sown wheat gustains the greatest fninrY
u the large district south Of the Bay Of San Ffi,-
cisco. There WILL be fxlr crops In northern couo-
ues Which are, IL most instances, pretty sure In
e1!nore Valleys the failure Of the wheat crop Is
, 1870-05-06
EPAIN.

LONDON, May st Is reported that the Spanish
Government defer11ng to petitions received from
the Antilles has suspended action on the new con-
stftution for Porto Rico, aud will consider no
proposition for the sale Of Cuba
, 1870-05-06

A Dcath.1zloE 10 the Balloon Sen.
sntlous
TORONTO, May k-No balloon started from here
on the 2sth Of april for New York, OF anywhere
ole
, 1870-05-06
would come when real estate would be the basis

now being naid At the rate Of ten or twenty mi
| Ions month By the moat oppressive and g1indin
system OF taxation that could be designed. III
has pursued the right policy, and was now tn
creditor, the common carrier, the moAey 1oanef
the world ~ -
ton would be, Hsthln i've years, perhaps, t
place the whole banking buainess IN the hands c
the ho1defs OF Federal bonds THESE bonds wer
a9m h~r! n 3,al me as4ts Q, IeM persons @ @ oet~ee
ing, interest, an1 acnon.
NJ cuMM1NG9, IN regard TO the blessings Of
national debt, said It Was blessing TO tho bond
aasi,1H atu ~ II - ny 1h peon ~ "a
hn,,t7a aeraa h;mso1t 1roIn ~ 49,
:" fhe ;tah1rer Whn Il avad - seI 1 h ~ ,t,
The .enmTittee rnee ~ NM rrnn,4ed 4bn "r41ni :
the Convention, in which body tic amendf1cnt
MessS 1; TiNCHER and FOREMAN objected II
the amcndmeutg by whfch Sectiona af1f Wer1
stricken out
oct Section q Tere cnHcurred In. and ser
lions 3, s and we're adopted, as In Committe,
Of the Whole ana above Qiven.
MI. ANTHONY noTeI to insers Id Sect]on
tho word "money before the last word OF III,
same, - 'A'
Ill. TINCHER moved again to strike out Sec
Section s was adopted a. follows.
SECTION 8. II q gei1erai 6angine iav shall be en-
enacted it shal provide for the Registering M
OF all bin Or paper credit deslened t
TIC ~, % s,,a,nt auu aea1te seCaHIJ u
liz, tt III cals aount IL Eneleo1 70 ne aeposLet
VII e eta e M n onteu states Or u
nW thair ~. u THEY "a ~ " psI Cent ne
~ se1i stS ~ w nuu, ~ case q ueprectpl
s,oa " saycs " .ae aout ot " Per eenI on t9t
1sna3. o1" @ pA, tne pank or osn1s owning salt
stoeAa stos saa4 pe IE4uesseG % MAKE up SAD aen
aW aSa, s,so goyde or tS ~ and IN aa =;
sn aanes o. suGaao!oers N sncn cofpotntsons' IA.
0ans ataUafo, VI stcA asia oY eaea, the 1ue OF AMI
'.1as!G1, ass sart as,4 " IN NUN. xn =. 49,.
perfson pnS aT3n,tnsaI, H. W sue sonua'1'ee VI
hd3nrrraJ 11a n"la7s1eAs'
Au1oo1aeo-
AFTERHOON SESSION.
HOMESTEAD K1EAPTIoSs
me report OF the Committee Of the Whole OF
homestead exemption Eas then taken up for con
c1iIcnee- In the amendments made By that com
mlGtee. III.
, 1870-05-06

state Financial Boy Murdered
Obituary.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Nay G-The balance In the State
Treasury increased over $4,000 during April, and
The total Of the Suite debt ts now down to
s., ,5o0, 900. -..-
a kalamazoo special says: t'This morning a
boy named Fred Warner, about 16 years Of age,
i Smith, bptchera. 4 quarrel had occurred be-
tween them, when the boy went into his house,
rot gun, and shot Smith III the head The boy
ts in clstody.r .
James Stewart, an old and we'll known citizen OF
this place, died to-daT.
, 1870-05-06

&Nhsac Mans Party in Delaware.
WILMINGTON, Del, Mar 5-A convention met
sso-day to organize : White Mana party In this
, 1870-05-06

PH1LADEIPu1Ar May n-The relaps ing fever Is
still prevailing In the Bedford Btrett district The
Board Of Health we're renoVating the infected dis
tdct yesterday. Sixteen persons With fever were
removed to the small po1 hospital and about the
same number today I.
, 1870-05-06
BUSINESS CARDS,

FARWELL. ELLSWORTH l. CO., Solicitors Of Pat
nh and Council os1 In Patent Q4nges, 10 Qeasho;u&
, 1870-05-06
LAWN MOWER
LAWN mower.
A. CARD. i.

What can have induced P 8. Meserc1- / Co.. Tie
AGENTS Of His Lawn Mower. to pubsh in Yesterday
Mower contest our comprehension. In the frs.
place. NJ REGULAR TRIAL CAME OFF. - in con-
ST tae Inteseated parties with thcif m.ehines-vit:
johnson T. Coles, Agents. fo1 the PHLADELPHIA:
~ Mese.s Aovsy yaieatine e of tie arR Of Hoysy
kec!sI ot the frp Of 2. T. Mcse7ofc Co. Agents for
ths ,hlLLS, and III: Lyons personal friend Of Mr.
ford WhcIe the Hra Mower Is manufactured and, for
ankht 7e know connected Wth the anrfactory there.
t:ta!: Mr. Mishtman she Agent fos Hilrs MsehIna 4
na arfpo1 Ttth thFss ad1sH b. d.ushteFs' Nj Wat
a as5ac8e5 H whose name Eo dia net asSstain These
gentlemen viii bear .sncss to what we zrl.te- Both
IL LSon4 and Mr. Wtshtrnan. Meserole;s agent. have
enbs!bfd to eters concerning the trial highly eozs-
&c Of s Machine. We leaIe it to the public whether
thoro ctttss a1c to be accepted written in good fata
, 1870-05-06
CoPARTNERsHp NOTICEs,
NOTICE.

hereby even that we have this day admitted Mr. B.
7: GAMPBELL T.. t2 aa inte1est T. our scncsal Inn
f1ns name, and atyle as heretofore -
Nay l. 1B.G- A. R GRAY CO.
, 1870-05-06
=,
REAL HTATE.
REAL E8TATE. IS: :!
::H ON. .ES
Within theReachof all,

We sze selling 'ot4 n cur addition to Chicago for
H The~e lots the highest k1pund about Chie~-
e. and within shrtI{ b1oeks of the Cocst Hossc
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-07
Boston Market.

BOSTON, February 2.-COFFEE-The maN5e
for this article reIgainS about tie same. Tie
transactions are c0uIned to small lots rs wanted
by the trade, and We fuoe Java ut II }sa22c, gold
and Rio At l5alSc per ~ gold.
COTToN--rne arrivals OF cotton have been con
siderable, but mostly on account of manufactures
There has been fair demand and rather better
prices than have been obulineu, although the ten
uency OF the market Is Ia favor OF buyers at thc
close. The sales have been 1t q za24c for orlpa.
ry; 24Ha25c for good ordinary: 25a25a< for low
midtllin.; and 255la25l<c Tor mddng, including
uplands and Gulf. the market closing quiet.
DohESrICs-rnerc Is very little change to notice
in either cotton or w0olen goods since last week.
although rather more inquiry for seasonable
styles. Prices continue to be well sustained.
GUSNY BAGS-Markct firm with u fair demand;
sales of 100 bales light al l62c: 100 bales heavy at
TIC; 150 bales do Ut lSc, and 200 bales extra
heavy, 400 pounds average. at l9c currency.
GUNNY CLoru-Market quiet but frm. Prices
are nominaly 21a22c, currency, and lu1ic gold, In
bonh.
HAY-No change; sales at s1ja1Sc per ton for
common. and S2Ua24 per ton for good and prime.
NAVAL STORE5.-Spirits turpeuline Is firm, and
prices have advanced to 49a50c per gallon. Tar
has been in active speculative request, New
York house purchasing some $1,000 hbls In lead
Ing markets. principally in New York ami vii.
mngtOn, and the article is now firm at So 50a3 IS
per bbl. In rosin and pitch nothing Of any con-
.quence has been done.
K OE.- The sales OF Carolina have been confined
to small lots at 8Aa7kc per pOuud, Us TO quality.
small lot OF RangoUn sold at 33kc, gold in Do ID.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-07
PORT CALEND AIf.
MARINE NEWS.
CHAR sT,0N, FEBRUARY
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

steamer Pilot Boy, White. from Savannah, vi:
Beaufort, &c 81 eass sea island eottcn' 50 pack
& co, Fraser & Dill, Cohen, !!au"kcl &C ShacSel
! ford * Kelly 4 Enslow .c co. W GurIi.y. Camp
bell & McB, Hopkins, MCPHERSON tE co,.Nlatte 4
co. W IL Harrison. HGlnles u Macbeth, Colonel a a
| p Blunt, Southern Express Company, Lev
Hampton and e Russell.
Steamer Emilie.. Lewis, Georgetown, &C. Cot
ton and r1ae. To ShaLScford Kelly, anG others
Received from Cllsrlm's Rice Mill II? ticrccs
| rice Po 2.hurston j. holmes, Il BischoE l. co, and
F G Cart
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamslts Tennessee, Chichester, New Cork
| left Sd iustGnt. N1dse. To Wagner, Hugcr 4
co. w C@urtenay, = Adgcr l. co, b.
Johnson, ID A ANIME. K BurSett, & Railroad
Agent, Southern Express Company, II Bi>Ciolr &
CO, Florida Steamers, f C.Yorner. I Bristol, Il
Il A p Caldwell, Cameron, ssarkey II CO, Cli& oea,l
& Heiiron, r NJ Cater. l. CEnpin, Claclus i N:tte.
Klinck, Wickeaherg & co, w Corwln d &C. II
DAILY, Courier tSiIcc CiptaiG CoNettcr Dli er,
Dowie Noise & Bavis A hlSlow Il ca. j S Fllr-
ly & co, F FlslRing & CO. Eorsylhc, McConlE It
CO, FurchgOtt BreS, y Goldstan. Goodrich. WlEe-
man Il co, A G Goodwin & co, Gul!Itlnin, Di5
} Kerr. JcrOrtls g. co. Jennings, Thomllnson co.
Kerrisun, King j. Gibb0n. Kinsinan Bros, kins.
man Howell up MaZyck, w Huller, McL0y
Rice Miller, Murphy & Little, oSiend0ril Il CO.
O'Neill, d O'Neil & son, w Pa9s!un, Palmetto
Pioneer Cooperative Association, Z = PanEnin, G
Poppenheim. Paul. WEIGH & BraIllcs, Pezer,
Rodgers CO. Ships UniGn Cotton Press, Quinby
co, Raoul y Lynah. Riecke S Schac!Ne, Rogers
& Harris, l. Schnell, w Shepherd & ca, c " Ster
fcns, w Steele, Stebcr Stul, Webb 4 co, Tobias
Sons, J Thomson & co, Il Tieten, Walker Evans
& COgswcll, Werner L QUICKER, G w Williams j.
CO. L A Woodside, w Mclean, Z b Stodlurd & co.
S s Solomons, d Lopez Sons, Is X Neulvillc. +
Won Santen, J Mernaugh, j Kicp, A Torck &
Bro. M Marks, l. kenec:e, j Taylor K CD, Reed
Mathews, j Backmau. il Perry, Helms. Johr-
ston. Crews & CO. Ii II Williams, l. Cohen & co, f
Bull, w Russell & co, Douglass Il Miller, Jesse IL
BOlles w 4 lIehcr W Ii Rogers, d Smith. Mach.
mann & CO, Order, and others. Experienced
heavy gale or coast Of North Carolina.
Schr V w Simmons. Williams, Philadelphia
6 days. Mdsc. To II Z Baker Il CO, A Quacken-
bush, G Luhn, Dowie. MUSE & Davis, Railroad
Agent, T NJ Cater, Mordecai g. CO, J NJ EasOn L.
Bro, q FRANKIE, Holmes l. Calder, w NJ Bird &
co. W 5 Jackson, NJ Vaughan. Dr. II Bac, and
Order. Tile S V " Simmons reports that on Fri
day, the 9Th instant, experienced Il severe gale
from NE to NSE; was obliged 10 cut away bull
works to free her; started forward house.
Steamer Dictator. Mcmillan, Palatka. via jack
sonville. Fernandiua ana Savannah. 30 bags sea
island cotton, aud Ildse. Tc J y .MEen i 60. u