The New York Herald Newspaper, July 27, 1860, Page 5

a NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1860. 5 t ¢ t Te — aCe a. wory at the residence or carrying to the Post | The Pennaytvann » Democratic State Con New York state Politics, ! News From THE PACIFIC. MeLamghisn's, Ueprovsd, Brenck Yoke : «Oise, and the carriers to be paid a salary, just von “Siimsisacna, July 26, 1860. te republins wigwam i» Wis eye ee “ cn {omeasire, ore coraer ot Greenwich | _ re Ts, a a8 Custom House officers are paid. This is the | ye sate Oonvennio, "et this afternoon, a | HN evaning, Motor TL B. stanton, 6. Tepes, N. Be Resumption of the Pony Expresia$os,« eeeeremeenees ae RR Wy +plan adopted in England, and it is found to | great crowd of politicians are bs. be — = rs, The Wide, awakes, from ried Kf ae aeacg Se RET oe Oe ees on Touraday, ly an vin Uae : ‘work well there. If a person should not have |.divided upon the pokcy of nom, YE A? p-vatlnead > as ENGR: WATE Sime. EO PC fortis lee amp ne am 28, the wife of Atowzo W. Abams, of a daughter.’ "oat OTQARETFE 44 BROAD IAT Madde adam ere Abba - Sand- oe reitlamrnrs ; aa whe hand his letter will not go poeta Rope bs Duanots: ‘Politics, wich Islands, déc., dc. For aale af al Sow sgiias bad c 457 Broa way. ‘if dropped into the lamppost boxes. The ob- Cucago, July 26, 1860. Sr. Josern, Mo., July 26, 1860. ~-In this city, om Thursday, June 21, ~ Haldeman, Dextt— Hamar. —___* The Convention was caiied to order by R. 9. + | | The Re 4 TOE jection to this arrangement is tat requires | wareavng, atom ox sasanzpanere née | adem coven erent Se Sernd | apenas raced ayn, wih fun | SE Pome ory Sa Wipe Ser | A STEROLS RONG RO, CN ‘the use of two different stamps instead of one. | course of politica! events which led to the ealling . Congress, in place of J. F. Farnsworth, dates of July 11—four days later. ‘The follow. pncotsoN Na. —On Thursday, say 26, by the | See widens 4 v. All the changes that are being made from time ‘to time arise from the error of not adopting ‘this simple principle at first—no charge for the ‘delivery of letters, and none for bringing them ‘to the Post Office beyond that which is covered ‘by asingle stamp. If three cents are not suffi- ‘Cent to cover the expense, then let four or five energetic action. Never cent stamps be issued; but let not citizens be Inout pa socives oor yromat nad as fice unhappy die aiwore: | ting MAE beld Tust Bi ix Hall, | i800 beexpressed by the steamer, as the overland mai! |, BURGYES—On Wednesday evening, July %, Marr Continually put to the trouble of hunting up It's to be hoped our course wil be winich was crowded 4 Terfowing. Charles Irving spoke | only carried letters, bap am gg sedate ot taewed ie Hoty and’ according i> the uange of tse democrats party. | Rie, Was crowded Sie by olbers. The eulaiaaain The clipper sh'p Vistula has cleared for New Y ey ae mero one ceat stamps or of paying coppers to car- was intense and the applimuse {bo w New York. Hor | are invited to attend the | from her late residence, deli . Simpson, of Huntingdon, and Joshua T. Owen, of Phi- ne SeiSe ening mcatly of Calterniny products, embracing bg ar this day) afi eragon, at two o/aiock. tiers on the delivery of their letters. ladeiphia, were appatated : Newark Wide Kovakes at Hartford. Dales of wool, 8,000 sucks of wheat, 9,000 hides, | isamet auly daneiies of sere a er ness: | Tue Penskcvrion ov Canistiays tN tun Ture: | ote aero cme Paeyoerd Hinson, 26, 2860. BDL. of Swatow sugar, 800°DDis. pork, 350 buis, | aged 4 mouths and L day. z sa Dowmions.—The recent news from Europe “ at 7.20 ‘and were r ceived by her x erragiibers, Abraham Bro Dy yc ne shows that once powerful Turkey has bec Caonlense Tae, seed and gurantee | Htrtiora Wise Awaken. After archiig persem | aaron eases ale fo Ansicalie 18,000 onc of sare reapecifully invited to atteod_ tho funora po y has ‘ome Weareieee 10 Sirs te base to be" Guo. aad streets they of n colin tion at City |, Where | wheat and 2,600 barrels of flour. Her whole cargo is the residence of ber Parents, None Mt ogi tree, ts -effete, and that the empire is on the brink of | Wo sr¢ here to advise want is best to pe dome huatn’ Wie | speeches were made and tos:t% 0: red. To morrow thore | valued at 645,000. (Friday) afternoon, at two oflock. "Her iains wit be dissolution. It consists of more heterogeneous toca he: iistee ceed ihe Bowtie oot ities in this vicinity Tota. enthusiasm is mani- Several other ships are loading and under charter for by else “ye ge morning, July 28, after a linger. materials tian even the Austrian empire, and | sgeinmt’ men who are endeavorigg: to break down the | fested. _ ea vai eaisvigabaaiepam bil 7) - udtbvdas aging stodon wheal democratic party. Should we be defeated now, we will ¢ Boston. nothing can save the Sick Man from going the | {s'"the foundation of a new democratic re darival of the Cansde. ot 1800, 11 FM. ‘A ahip will sail in a fow wooks with a cargo of silver rds tina atv ae reps i a “way of all fesh. It is evident that the govern- | there — no poaaore or ‘isuniouiste ‘We cannot Canada, from Liverpool via Halifax, is be- | ore from the Ophir mine. Broadway, on Sattirday afternoon, at two o'¢loc &, Without ment of the Sultan cannot control these various | ™!2sle.w' nt enaation was effected by the choice | low, and will arrive up about 1 o'dlock, A. M. Ber mails seneph dnote hey arrives singe June 20, when St. further ia vier ie . :, will reach New Yor! 5 ‘maOr;row june were Three ewbul papers please populations, or maintain law and order among oc itedrck 8 thi ime ae. | ee, Cpe ‘are now considerably overdue. Corte ton fn ay, ay 38,3 Temraram Corstens, of them. England and France afew years ago Mr. Wricer too ‘the chair, amid loud applausef-and | S*#ling of the Sohn, Fleece 1tom on aso June 1B are reoeived per Batterfla's Gagne, ater ‘Parish, county of Oork, Ireland. in tho ‘waged war with Russia to prevent that cologsal ‘me ‘Caainman said—We have assembled to. resist rank Sr. Jouve, N. F. July 3 a ‘ vn is fully due. The relatives and friends of the family are respec @flly such hence fe ‘Power swallowing up Turkey; but now England and France, with Prussia, will unite with Russia Convention. He had never usedall that power wh. * belongs to the National Democratic Committee, but haa #0 acted as might best preserve the party. The President has said that there was no democratic party. We meet together to prevent |ts disorganization in spite of him. The speech was received with much applause. Grorcx Neson Sucrt, of Cambria county, was chosen temporary President, who, on ve the chair, said the tion. He would vote for no recommended by the could not vote for the regular democi ‘The Gubernatorial camvaas in Mpipe pee Campy Sul The ratification of Hon. F. K. Suart’s nomingtion for verncr, which came off last night, was one of the ‘at trac demonstrations ever held in Kustern estimated that from six to eight thousand t. KK. Smart, A. G. Jewett, N. g ee er ers addressed the meeting. Dough"* Metin, Newark wakes arrived in this cit re pias & huudrod The steamship Goiden Fleece suiled way at twelve o'clock last es. fog is @ summary of the news by this arrival:— San Franovsoo, Jwy 11, 1960. ‘The steamer Sonora railed to-day for Panama, with 229 passengers and $1,071,000 in treasure, of which $982,000 is for New York. No mails were taken. Letters and Rewspapers were sent by express accompanying the steamer, as the only means of transmitting them to Mexi- 0, Central America, Punama, Bouth America and the West Indies. All newspapers for the Atlantic States had bv rena Spt Politicians are almost frantic for intelligence from tho Baltimore Convention, having received news only tp to the time of organization, und that by all the routes. M. V. B, Wivcoxsow, Heq. , Assist- ant District attorney al he United states, 16 Miss'As Amend ee GENTS WANTFD—POR 7% RURFRA SRWING Ma ‘S a ral discount a Died. STYLE LE OF 51 ‘ER AND GATFRRS, af Anprewe.—In this eity, on Th fis Anton re Aor Wand ~ And Anprews, ey go of John J. and Shore, cant ear, & sponths and 26 days. The fr acquaimbances are invited: to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 89 Cannon street, ‘on Sat at two o'clock, without further invitation. Al irk Tins Ch ES* * a = 0. cl wag. ALLOU'S ‘mont The relatives and friends of the ."amily, also those of invited to attend the funeral, thir ) afterno 2, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 165 East Six teenth strect. them ld stay at home and for the Arrival of the North Briton. ocean and overland. Cork papers in remedying the disorders of that unhappy democraay of th times. might ution ine \ Sl got seein pyzs Fear, July 26, seta. | exe Carson m Valley advices stats that an agent of the pony sbonae on, Hur iy 2, Som W. ta W., daughter 0 o* coun! tria, of assembled to steamship Nort ivorpool via. (i W- last m cast wai © aged © try. Se sitio, ie Siege nanan ce eared teen d - corp the pooae of the AaB avg way and St. Souns, N. F., passed this pa gee) haltpa. the va wally vm ion, with stock to refit the stations and put | months and 12 days. . Turkey, will probably also have a finger in the | tic state Committee by calling a State Convention, He | nine o'clock Inst Mvening,"en bet-weyta Ghapte:, Hon a order as far as Salt Lake. When he gets | _ The relatives ud friends of the tarity are respectfully Vane wav, pie if the other Powers will let her. The only | believed it to be sufficient for this meeting to declare | anticipated. joke ‘* Supposed that he will return and bring in | invited to attend the faneral, from ler mother’s resi- AEH FES SE vor ° 'y Douglas and Johnson the regular nominees of the demo- oli or four expresses from the East, aiter which the | dence, No. 100 Willoughby etreet, Brooklyn, this (Fri- FOR PRIVATE A ICAL USE The Knights of the Go wuss expected to be thoroughly organized, 50 no more day) afternoon, at three o'clock, solution of the question at which the great | cratic party. Whatever oy be done, he would be wil- sane Bre WOLFR'S SCHIEDAI “ahHowarzc SCHNAPPS. él ss ty creed; but let there be deep ce- New Onceans, July 25, iterruptions may occur. Dxexsa.—In ‘this city, on Thursday Suly 26, after a Mies healtbf Powers are likely to arrive is the partition of |}! to mate it bis party cfoed: tt ot be willing tous. | A letter from Vora Orux to) the Moxie Comeah bare Vay om a Lae emigrents were arriving at Carson | long Hisess, which, te bigs with wrist etude, Me. | qctfmedcinn 2 pet oer a biker alcaote “Gattations me 3, sh vention, says Knights Golden ir ve proffered age. dwerd into the lew York mavket, ciremiont the country, d la Poland, Russia, of course, | mit OU meee a fe ok Bee ‘ace their assistanes (0; the coastitutional governisat, but United grater steamer Shubrisk has arrived at Sen | ‘The faneral wil! take place on Saturday rerning, at ten ana lps othe nent scientific chemists and the teatimoay o taking the lion’s share. Were it not for the fears of the Western Powers, who dread the steady progress of the Russian empire in their direc- ‘tion, the Czar would make short work of the troubles in Turkey. He assisted Austria to put down Hungary in 1849, because he concluded ple sbould form a new Convention to present an electoral ticket. The leaders of the secession movement look for- ward to a Southern Confederacy. He defied their i tion. Inconeluding he advised members to be cautio as well as effectual. *The Committee on Resolvitions was then sppointed: Richard Vaux, Chairman; Joshua T. Owen, of rton, and Gen Davis. Gen, Minter addressed the Convention. The Committee on Resolutions, after considerable de- that Juarez rejected the offer. Houses of m Fame Broke: Up at st. Low Loris, July 26, 1860. About thirty notorious houses, of ‘i fame, dance houses, groggeries, &c., in the Southern part of this city, were riddled by a mob’ last ight, and all the Purnituré and ¢flects burned in the str Freie from Puget Sound woth later Brit. * a ish Jolumbia “Tne Fourth of July was celebrated at Port Townsend by grand regatta, pernicipated in by all the vessels in port, and fireworks in the evening. Py on to dhe Port Townsend Register, the Puget Sound it indians wore waging a murderous war against the ‘The vows re froce Brite Columbia wos entirely devoid of interest. o'clock, from the residence of his son, Andrew B. Decker, No. 87° East Twensy-sixth street. His friends apd ac: quaintances are respectfully invited’ to atten Fuisa.—At Jacksonville, Tompkins county, Tuesday, July 24, Jom M. Fremx, in the th ye at is age. neal papers please Frsaca.—On Wednerda: child of Richard and ‘Meat # days, fedieul Te ‘atu Fy ee the U; pare ain snow, tei} oll pervading, aif other leona Amported oF of homme Lunitnctiure, not omy by ound pays tunes, in the Unitcd States, Dat by the eee CDemist of Bpsm, in the island of Ciba ty eee beee na are tik ohata thal city. ‘and «most powerful medied aucilary—are- {io Ateomey unfinc' Use the ‘Schaapye has ndiced. pad tuniateteed’ ile re ‘patanoo, tntotbe medion’ tastitadoes of the United Staves, Cus. Mexico and many of the South Ame- Fleap rer atblles, from ti ‘eufliee of tbe private practioner to the eects ‘aries and Hosp! yay 2 ADEL Aree; vourgest French, aged 10 svunths aad it would be a natural ally of Turkey against | j,.16 reported the following: The bork: Jennie Pord had arrived at Victoria from | The funeral will take place this (Friday) afternoom, | “its success in these me teal institutions more Un real 7 “or ‘The Baltimore Election Murders. Honolulu, ; r sak hana af ie ae nae bles, and he knew that the freedom and inde |, Wists, Tce smenitiet,foro the eg Rcigrone uy son, | THe tl suc: Catatr Se! om un. | Sromeey phe waited ea Nec | Sata “be plas, Se by wim 4's ew ais pendence of Hungary would be a barrier in his | ja; organization of the democratic party, {ts nouninations James Logan was arrested to-day, charged wittybeing | tnla on tho 25th of May. for Japan. are respectfully invited to-attend without further notice. aie importation of the - Schnapps by the undersigned (he mpalaation. of, (he domeerns ? | the murderer of George Kyle (on lav election day. Wit waiian Legislature was in session, and general | Haat.—In Browlyn, on Wednesday evening, July 2 ~ inthe history of similar ser way to the West, and that it would be much | oft ee eee wtity aud confirm The ‘resolutions and | Bees have identified him, satisinstion was oxpresced at the reports of the yarious | GRoRow Hatx., formerly dry goods merchant, in the 56: canttie fe ewlorpringh aa tira ed by the Custou House eniries, ‘more easily absorbed some day or other as a nominations of tbe late State Democratic Convention, held Be ACS de; ta of government. year of his age. added to ite ‘a, CR iD aecilon, et and viling humbled, Javed tion of a broken-down at Reading. er a Yang soi PA bok nd June 19@whalers bad gone north: for FP mh ely ais nye 8 are beageor to | pia Lag He) “eaportations (0th Ase nates, um) enslayed portion z fr resoluti ‘ew ORLEANS, July 4 Jay) stlernoon, ab: four ¥ fecond at wo ratiy 204 confirm tke resolutions and | o steqraship Philadelptis Yoores on the Hlbrct Ateuat | The tlowing'is the lst of passengers by the Sonora: | o'clock, from bis lalo reasdonos, No; Sil, Geld strecty Mipustns ne oman Srmsnntnculre, ts forge ta oer ire, th a proud, prosperous, ind - naiesioneedioied and y reg spar empire, than as a proud, prosperous, indepen ganized Demerate National pett Soad hen Ape ond id Havana. cape Detwen®s Miss T. Dorwent, H. P. Reeve and wife, | Brookly. Sadat Tabels and bottles, ai 0 use every’ other meaua by dent and free nation, who would fight to the Baltimore. ‘The Habana Js at Quarantine, and it is uncertaingwhen | Mies A. Sawyer, N. N. Hall, M. Chabot, J. J. Black, 0. N. Kwon Friday, duty 20; a6 Syosset, L. L., Groran-W. its reputation might ‘be lxjured and bis own eonied. ‘That we hereby proclaim our sincere, faithful, | She leaves. Bradbury and wife, Mire. C.'d& Dickey,'F. Myers, Captain | KiNG, in the 48th year of his age, for many years ¢ spar ‘Every he could deviso, withia and with- ast rather than submit their necks to the yoke tie and uncompromising support of the nominees of Sw TF aR EET Frisby, 4. Corswall, M. Winoet, E. B. Cools, Rt. Hamilton | maker of this city. a oud the pale of Tho nena: sepenenane by tae way rs f despotism. Besides, the independence of te Convention, Mr. Foster for Governor, and of the ‘The Pike's Peak Express. Sok N. Cleary, Mrs. 8. 8. fograharn and | His remains were taken to Cypress: Hills Cemetery: for ecarccanda tr ditties sichat the exerts of iustiow * 4° “ Natooal Democratic Convention, Messrs. Douglas and St. Lovis, July 26, 1860, | child, W. Duffey and wife, D. Jackson, B. Caasidy, 8. !, | interment, gar heath ing upon the - public his pobonous adimia~ Hungary would be a dangerous example for ; veto Ay phish arrived at St. Joseph Farag Yew (5 » J B. Moore, Mrs. geapton and a arte ate ign eee Presgen" cay an Jom Kmuer, tae or the mr hledatm Aromatic whnapps 24th, it, largest amount el ren, M4, nset, \dson, \. Al Pr ni ingest of Thomas ‘plorab! ‘ects whicl some cases followed Poland. There can be little doubt that in due rut ta Lnaerrew Garten, oer oct rer received pes: a ned : «| Ackenbssh and wife, HG. Noyes Hid. cient nice; | and Margaret Kelly.” the administration of the vile con \povnd, while “they net = time the Russian empire will add Hungary and | wirranted by the terms of authority. of appointanent. in arr pone fe i Gired | __ The funeral wil tte piece. trem, ther residence 08 hee |: Sieed int rire icmporanion, adh tonal ‘saferuards, should mos Pes onion Ui the wstructions of the Reading Goavention, | Three Humdred Bales of Cottom Burned, | childres; W. A. Bezalle, W. parents, No. 79 West Nicoteenth stroet, this (Friday) af | S\%s"2euiok to the mebiie carefully" to-exainine tbe a Turkey to Poland, unless some revolutionary | fin which it alone derived authority. : New Ortxans, July 26, 1860, h, M. Gourtney Vermoon, at half past two o'clock. Dainres and bottles, and to purchs. ¥@ non’ save auch as B ‘That said action of the cate Committee is con- Three hundred bales of cotton 4 the Louisiana press, | 80n, T. Q. Dyer, B. ‘Taylor, E. Clark, 5. Overmyer 4 Mromix.—Oo op July 26, Cavnenine Meswar, | = Be aga waarks ‘Wi o#e’s Schledam Aromas outbreak in Central Europe should kindle into (ar “ot the party, and tends to break up | Were burned to-day. Loss, $15,000 wife, B, Overmyer.J. Overmajer, Ei Overmyer,P. Custon, | widow Sf Pierte Megat coe boy Toad ) attornoboy ag | Htisecarcely necessary toadd » Rat hee been ao freq activity the elements of freedom and arrest | its ions Tt recognizes tion to the siikaaee ami Pan ody “Jeane A he Saleiaty Jae cent oe | tee. Oe ogy Nala reg Bony rg pen hed proved by ainda sad duniyss, th pe the Schiodare Toa the progress of the giant of the North. His | nominees. and would prevent manses of the punty voting | 11%, July 26, 1860, Coben it. i Morr and’ wi wife, IL M. Cole, Mrs. Berristera “tat ie ARISTA TH! rope, lected or eta dgen “ith (ahefgceateat care at ft P poe rite teeraze. In Brook! rede a cholera, fry fong coveted prize is Constantinople. ‘ Give | and whereas, in the present condition of the demo, teatfoctiot water. this vy sc emp ea ~ pi et iin nam, Brisa. danghior of ulm ‘and Sarah H. Mitier, and droid ine sat i bys peculiar pres Bim that, and be has a fulcrum for his lever by | fre'sthe Convention, it becomes necessary for the demo- | New Aluany by 2 collision, wit the steamer Chancellor. | Business remains without change of interest during sed € mint ‘will be telvew to°White Plains, on Satur | seting tout pure clcobolr'th fe it te ounntesieeey ae tic party to take such decided and unmistakeable | One deck passenger ‘and three h pine crt sn the last few days. Goods are moving to the country | day, for interment. . that be is the sole, ex: manufacterer. a e can move the Wes! aut a to be lost. luable cargo are nearly & ateadily, and the city tradere nish their stock b the artiale, and that no preparntion of Samilar waine, or bear hy the West of Europe at will. round a ell put to reat all doubts as to its feclings, Tes poet ioeurea her ty a total ly, y replet pean pap Seen July 26 th te and a preps val ions opinions and duty in the present crise, |” | loss cnt nw seed recipes treme Daot Hens. Tare ie 9e-ca ie youngest, Ganghten ot Valbeslne By @liow’ of the tare | sabathtocmetinecse wee | oom wi wee Foposed pl the Democratic There i jorating | James McGann. NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. State Surviation for fusi ‘and compromise is anti-demo- will not be sanctioned b; a fall meeting of the The Late Riot in St. Loa . 100s, Sly 36, 1800. dally inquality, aad cannot be sold unless through, the auction rooms. To-day 19@ bbls. mess beef brought $4 60, Pathe Sektappe is pat up. in pint ad tat bottles, ease vt two dort a! the: nai ake ‘The relatives and friends of the fanuiy are respectfully the aan, {ee cork, a invited to attend the funeral, from the residence craved tea —_~ Gratic, ‘The loss he destruction oe ore ee | 7 Pe} moon the committee, and will be refuted by the democratic masses; lees, by e | 00 Tis. bacon 60., and clear pork $7 50 per bbl. ifather, Joha Meleer, vorver of Park and Car! rare om the label. Our Special Washington Despatch. and in order to teat the truth of these convictions | houses, of ill fame last night, is estimated at $90 Crushed sugar is wortn 1%¢., Rio coffee 1dc. a lasec-, | seeneny Dookie, Biccvasa of ara Caio, Tria for snety al pew. oe ete. cresmam, ee eet Gagan, iraan a its action, the Revorder. re pap Cory OF i ae cee Newexicn.—On Thorsday, Ju ea oi Mamutntres und enor ter, the ol ust ‘rese! y bob Ls eo ‘TSA, On! ve > G val depot 22 Beave. wee QUSNERS AT TER WAR DEPARTMENT —EPVECT OF SENATOR — ~ Pareto cia cienas tf Okie cae penny ny yt SET ay aoe ir 3 mo Nee 3. BB ‘and Elizabeth Ness je ve, 4, New Vous, DAVIS’ LAW, Business accumulates to such an extent in the War De- ‘partment that Secretary Floyd, who expected to be able to leave for Old Point Comfort to-day, has altogether @bandoned the idea of leaving Washington for the pre- pared to obey the instructions of the Readin, Soavention ow vote for the regularly nominated party; aud on the replies of the electors if pak occur by a refusal of any so to pledge themselves, then to calla ng verd of the mg geod Lad e lectoral ticket pledge acond: pe nization, and the regularly Democrati the cur@ut market rates. M@RINE INTELLIGENCE. martarghave been uo arrivals since the express of the Ship Morning Light, Honolulu; bark, Cor- neille, ery roe; ship Metre tees Dervioteries, Sidacy. 8'3 TO THE QUEEN, GOD BLY OReE HH Ghnmapagus tor $l per doves ne 37 betice See Es up Gin woder 7 marie = pe, fchiedam Schnappa and Aromuddc Bc! "ABy ead al will take place this ¥iday, after at. twe o'clock. from the estaanee ot os parsate, 130 D Wet ag tir —s S68 roi 8 Newnan’ Brooklyn, of, Thorn , July 26, Marr Newnam, daughter of George A. sud ion Newram, aged 1 year and 8 months ‘hiladelphia and is Progeoes—iiliaols Coca peut te, sb ‘State Com- which may lead to the conviction of the | 5 Much of the business of Congress was left contingent | nommsten comilosey the eesastinns of tue tending Ose: Fibdiiin Giese tomnek tenieieenter matniue | onoaek bee take Lore einen ol har parts, corte ef. thankfully received by UDO&PHO = sapou the action of the departments, and especially the wentlep, and demand of this Geavension their Desaceratio doubt that some eight years ago a ew Smith and Kelson streeis, South Brookly1 “ nen ‘refuse. ‘Trappe, named ne went em end es ” Ua Wer Doparksnant, bad tn: many tastnnces the Ssehaniion | (eve stated. teelr and position: and we hereby ‘State prison for lifesfor the mardor of wan | wife of Charle: Neale. Ma MIMS, }'-€)’ Tay quant. Mr a AEB 2 SCUAMORD, EX wolating to somejof the departments beon hasty, | invoke the faithful true demecrate on eal oumatians Manly. A few days ago Leahy was pardoned out, | The relatives and friends of tho iamily are respectfully | sale. JOHN PYNE, 80 Naesne etree Soose aad sly, and not wanting in evidences of malice | to meet and perlect the 6 creation, and when is now in Milwaukee. Before he committed this | invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi 2 Attorne; 30 assombled to act as t moooranie State Committee he delivered anti-Catholic lectures throughout the | Capnon street, this Friday} afternoon ms two o’clack.” which necessarily increases the duties of the Y | St rennsyivanie. , and created great excitement. ‘Ocpex —On Thi afternoon, July 26, after @ long (id te i General, whose legal opinion is constantly sought. Spe SiReaaivd, That bore declared to be the du and painful illness, Jomx T. Ocpxy, years. Le. DEMOUKIES -cial Cabinet meetings are almost of daily occurrence to id Democratic State Commit that it should Whiskey quiet of the Delaware State Lotte- ‘The friends of the family are Tenpectiul ly requested to safest patina complete some unfinished law of Con- onenton of the democratic party be elected socor: Pe = ‘£00. "ot the attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock, Anterpret or ding to usage, in favor of its regular organization, and to Brrrato, July 98—6 P. M. ; re orceuins, | from his Inte residence, 207 Lexingtou avenue, His re: (grees. Senator Davis’ absurd law forbililing | pomtipate candidates to meet on or before the '28th of 4 confiagd (> bome trade. Peg err ‘Fae 30 i mains willbe taken 10 Grequwood ‘Abe purchase by the Navyjor War departments of any | August next, or as early as practicable, for the a g: ~% 12,000 Bat a ‘now red 3, 25, 75, 13 1 69, 54, 17, 72, 66. ly O’Mxara.—Suddenly, on on. article also forbids tho purchase of any article | preparing a democratic, electoral ticket A ‘Corn in fair demand and market jane —OLiss oe Jue 1360. the residence of his i othe, Fast Th eth street, | (UE AUGUST NUMBER NOW READY i" {. maintain and abide by the action of the Democratic - $0,000 bushels Iinois and Toledo at Oc. a 37, 71, 33, 43, 65, 64 , 18, 8, 56, 27. ear Fifth avenue, Danni, ‘ily sn of John O'Meara, de- OFFICIAL ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE ta the Ordnance Department without first advertising, 18 | National Convention snd the regular candidates. Gats bominal at 83340. Whiskey steady: sales 180 bbls, erat elther to of Gan Franeisee, Gal., aged 3 years, 7 mouths and ; order that the contract may be awarded to the lowest | Resolved, That it is the will and wish of thisConven, | yg 00M (soa tre Tk on ohn aod Soot fom Delaware, | 2 das UNITED STATES “AND THR OA MADAS. this rule to the parchase of powder | tion that an electoral ticket be preseuted wholly pledged | T°", corn to ight we om Bagh Fy Ore &00.. Missour'. | * ‘Notice of funeral to morrow. ‘ 4 bidder. To apply ne | for Mr. Douglas, to be called to meet af aforesaid Son: wedhels wihent, 234,000 baabela core, 96,000 Rengy.—Auuaxt Rear, son of M. and Frances Reiley, APPLETON’S TATRA 1 RAILWAY GUIDE Joaves vo discretionary power whereby the article can be anid i that ease only, the Democratic State Cominitte, oe Oe “teed bbis. flour, 60,000 bush- wings of France, Broadbents & Co.'s } age en pen 1. Justructioas to Railway Travellers ts neferesce to Tima casted tn.aster to — part stunt He a ee ote lnctoral ticket, PO" | els wheat, 110,000 busheis corn, 12,000 bushels Oats. ‘Somnx Ouase 177, Jour 26, 1880. | im vied to ory ay a md ‘Grieg ros oo 9 aut bority ancl “ PM , Jour, vil day) afternoon, al HL. Portrait and Biographical Sketch of Hoary Wells, of the po a aa gan red, Mat the rene of this Convention shal | piour dull, but unchanged... Wheat os 81,56, 5242, Lai 40, 13, mes, 70, 6. | two otck, at he rendenge of apart, 204 Bhd rica "Eepreae ‘Company. wit canugioa De Ce OES een th wae Seeel. arpout commute of Prous and lower: sales 3,200 bushels old white Sen goa Coe et, 4. TL, Hallways snd thelr Progress —The Weat and iiy_ Malt 00. Hoa. J. Morton, President of the Greenbrier White Sal. phur Springs, has, on behalf of the directors, formally tendered the hospitalities of that famous watering place to Senator Douglas. This is the great summer resort for D. A. Fuller, at Corning, New York, vice Walker, re- moved. It is reported that several other removals are -contemplated, including United Stated Marshal Jewott and turn to the Crited tates. of those who were once who are now united with the: scccders, using thei tapeaiens to destroy union and barmon; j An amendment was offered, adding the name of Mr. Paldeman, a member of the National Democratic Com mittee, to the new Siate Committee. Breckinridge and Cre wae deus 63,400 bushels corn, Canal exports—1,900 bbis. flour, The schooner United States, of the Arct.c expedition , Captain Hayes, was spoken by the fishing schooner A. J. Chapman, of New London, on the 12th of July, at twelve Lorreny, 66,17, 32,35, 10, 30, 74, i, 8, i, mag Ofcial Drawt: of ~_ Davis & S | see Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines.— Oftice 105 Broadway, We city of New ne". et Central Kiway—Graad Trapt Tv. inven vent “incidents of Travol-Make your Hone ul—A Ohild of the Ly Tr Sanithe—Dead Heading oa a Larze,B) place from the North Duteh | thes ode in the city of Albany, this (Friday) afternoon, at three o'clock y- ; ‘That other than thege which | Gums ‘THoMas.—On Thursday, July 26, after a severe {ilvons, > ‘Boutherners, and such an invitation from the leading men botaly a nen rerport ins, Jonson and Foster, | #900 busbels wheat, ee en, July 26—6 P. Mt 35, 77, 30, vB, 69, 21, | cccunume Teena, wit eo’ iestt femme, the 634 year of its vieiaity is deemed as indicative of the popularity = as speaking authoritatively for the danced Ic. ; sales at iim Dats & 06, Mp vain. : | “dR febeeaiot te teenty ae. sinqnetetty invited t0,00- of the “Zittle Giant” in that section, or else a strong democrat party. i, to be ted to the spring, Sla i101 or Nort red, in store. ? tond the ral, from her late residence, 290 Weet Fifiy. depire for a star to aid in Ailing up the hotel. Tt isnot | | An sddress was also rea sang eae oO ae at Ee ae teat, | _ White, the Hatter, Ahend.—New Shapes | frst strect, betwoon ‘Ninth and Tenth avenses, on Sunday ann ah ge = ‘ improbable that the invitation will be accepted, as it is vrihiout action on pe resolutions, the Convention ail- flour A od: | iat cag 10,000 do. from auction. One dollar each. afternooa, at one o'clock, a turthes asian 8 vi ~ see u ‘petasion: ee. Neb PM D Broadway. ‘veKER —At New Orleans, on Me june 1x. of ¢ Principal Hs Foor reraeanetion lagging a6 dourned eid PO VEXING SESSION. Ayah A a s sane Mra, Manas Locise Trea, frie ot Mr. aphat sa a Nine tino the Coed ten presmcpicecinersar7 eprom ’ ees. ‘mite fo rer Sn goo savaneel $9 nt to 1X p en cent ~enomy wenietin Seretaons “SYRUP (or chitdven teein. | J0eeDH Waldron,’ of Bredaiyn, Tas 1 8 7 UE A Conitiog Hove ise Cate, seman to Le N uo Tnowrsox.—Iu this ci aR, Bane : OUR TREATY WITH JAPAN. PI, 3 hapueaaetea for delegates to a Flour unchanged. wn Xo. Mya oe aye Ph cane irk ita cantatas , in 1 dager of ancelot Klizal ae Ballway oorl8 ‘Tho treaty of amity and commerce with Japan, the ‘The Committee on Resolutions had seve matters un- | Money in fair —— 3 =o per owt prem, KATH. bs a eon, aged 4 months esate tate (Peiden) ahs os Only © ‘Guide ia We (ical hich were exchanged when the Embassy | der consideration which were rejected, including a reso | exchange on New ¥' per cent premium. i jo the world for al Funeral wi! 6 place riday) afternoon, at three a rati ine tw “y offciaity published, One of the | Iution requesting Mr. Haldeman to form here an electoral chisonclaemsimaneediemeany cane DY fod raga Hach in chron whahnr | orhrk, at" No." Tnst Twenty third sive, Weaains Wc eeprom (sas pect Porn That the President, at the request ofthe | Séket ceili te aiscliiagal: tay ieiaapal eames Panties Sane aeneer ne druguba, twenty reccuisa bolle. | “War Hons —At Bergen Point, On Wedaceday, July 25 ‘Time Tabla of Srery railway “ " Ha the — " ® ‘ Japanese government, will act a® friendly mediator in war seat ot the resolution. - Yet be beliewed there was | mg the past week Mr. Brougham’s dramatic version of = - z | Jacom Vax Honx, son of Moses’ and Elica W. Van Hora, ‘The Upited btnien bad the Canadas nate 4 ol ‘Sufficient action in them. He wanted an executive | “Dombey and Son,’ with a very good cast, embracing Laties, Don’ ‘t Ge im the Country Until | aged 2 years, 3 months and 22 days. Such matters of ditlerence as may arise between the go- | Pot * which he considered Merenee Florence as Cuttle, The od supply of Gaker Boots, and Shoes for your, ‘The fwneral will take place, from the residenes of his Sold at (wemty we cents per copy meut ‘apan and European Power, ben representing thie Convention, which he Mra. as the Nipper and Mr ry YY rues arioles ‘a! moderate | mi, this (Fr viat half past one o'elock, cas Merenin aonee Tae {ay Carnee of Luverne, roped in apecch, which con. | latter performance is founded upon the Durtonian model, =e | iPan'zantn erat Bast Hadden, Oonn.. oe Teesday, Saly oe a - siderably exclied the Conrggtion. cha Douglas | and is exceedingly well done. Mrs. Florence’s Susan — ~ ¢ | 2 Sama A. wife of Thaddeus A. Van Zandt, of this Tue ramor that General Cushing aspires to the Caprese | Tan, be was not dieprsea @ be ruled out of the demo- | Nipper amacks more of New than of Old Bagtant, bot | chaner ot ae eee co | cilz, in the 23th year ofher age, | sil ’ Court is founded on nothing, excepting the fast that his | (rity. ization. and coutended that the electoral |e tnctese piquant] and entertaining. “Dombey and Rivel Bourbon, ooid by all sregeicie. Hes presdwey. ®.Y. rolatives and friends ronily are reepectuly | Frcs GKARD 1) FORCED TO OROW OW Titk sanorH " invited to attend her funeral, this (Friday) morning, at by be, Ge want Es ey SS ae tiated. ees ot Deny eet tastenn atliaiaa) Son" attracts full houses, apd will be played til) further | ten o'clock, from her late resideace, No. ae ritth avenue, ase Vanae k, on Saad views and wishes have a different direction. ; +! ( Grover & Baker's Celebrated without further invitetion. aod Price $L. place. His Mr. Fiumn, of York. the Convention, at APPOINTMENT! AND REMOVALS. length, on the etrength of in his coun. | Ute SHCA REWING MACHINES, ! Waacoam— at Jersey Cy on Wednesday, July 26, RG. | of . She Deets an ane ee ee es tytn at cm ts of nearly the whole party as or!- | The Hayes ate —— Shaean Ly teed 129 er wouthe and 27 day at bei ch JRXUL, PCONOMICAL AND LUEDRIOUS. ‘at Battle Creek, Michigan, vice Campbell, removed, and | #' Dally Conetitthed. seed the resolution TO THE EDITOR OF THE Fultos strest, The relotivce and frieads of the fem! 20 Ibe. Prigrose Family Boap, 90. lavited to attend the funcral, this (Friday) afternoon, at Two ihe. Pear! Whe, do, two o'clock, {om Grove street, neac South Fourth street, gues pony City ‘ithout further invita Jur Bai One Canton * dor. Fancy Boaps One Cake anew ca cleaning and sliver ware General Davis, of Bucks, suggested that the Chairman Jock noon, in latitade 42 37; south of Cape Bible, Nova Milward’s Needles, for vine — Y the Postmaster at Albany. of (his Convention be empowered to appoint one or t Bootie, All well aod ta dine spirita SON'S SEWING MACHINES, Thege pee made vy ISCKLLANEOUS. SS CONDITION OF 4HR TREASURY. from cach Congressional district, to act with the minori’ | PRO trite yours, ‘. an ‘tao test | ~ FoF fh} a Sue Gane Orr Tooth Bowp te ty of the State Executive Committee and form an clecto- | of seni Ad Ceclns, wankanres por wi w KY. A" JL, DEA! Wino AVE To order w introdvce the re ‘The receipta into the Trearury the past week were ket, in case the comenittee refuse to do us jnstice. N July 25, 1860. j 0. we WARD. ‘ti ‘arren street, . BAY offer for the present a few 607,080; drafts paid, $1,989,000; amount subject to | My, Wann, of Hradfor in favor of the resol: IP sania | favoles, (or Socach. Aby cua. ordering item, ox ee b= ' ‘ wat Lions and cobeliation, as acrordingewith tbe umges mes Herring's Patent Champion Fire and trv thelr overs y, aiteaded tn Audrows draft, ecarty 94,000;000. ‘eae and Cree anould pot fell into some. trap as 6 sol | tevren rnoM mx Paxsnest.—A Breckinridge and Lane |, JI¢trimg's Pasone Chmsnplow curay ares 2 Boap Compan; lane, New Work. ung aes (oa ny opponents did by breaking the rules of t . Ho | Club in Newark,N. J., has received the following letter | New York. ph ATELY SAIL ROUSNIEn, RENAGERDOSE ‘Tho United States Court of Claims bas adjourned, to | wanted to avoid any ference with legal actions. TBE | from Mr. Buchanan:— Bateheler’s Wise, Tow ce 8 a and It Hate px ver W. wae yh oie Auaa. 8 mect on the 15b of October next. But litle business | State ittee were the lar agents of the party | Waemyoron, July 21, 1860. nye ‘ire ~ Bn Qe aE AURIS, For Aig rmeel ted at Reading. We do not know yet who are | 1 nave received your kind note of the 14th inst, aud wicfert Aico turaing up venisd. No. wim aen now UAby. ‘bas beon traosasted during the present year, co ‘a true men of the electors, art cannot properly |», ‘myself much by the which the | cheapieieeimentidiadentigatinaniibeas cual _ nines Fenn, pr aere many ¢ises preferring to await definitive action on the | arrange the ticket. * | Breckinridge and Lane Club of Newark have | ¢ Wig—An entire No- tngrepby 0 fener vressional bill proposing to so change ths Inw esta ro pamy Guasene, of Bedford. sald, the resotution wae ROL | upoq my recent speech, made jo compliance with the ores vebiod. 900 Broad. ory Migionpy, Conien! Resirond, wilh correc! likeness on Pibing tht tribal a to moe sawarde ds! cad | “AR talon sty i the plage of we | ayy hemes or tne Spi, ars = Tha peri a pcs Pa giving the right of appeal. Resding Convention CL hy AY | them they have m: rey At favor of the just and exton.—Laird’s Ligaid ie rv vemum *e _ S— do New Orleans, Jacana aS tad rs pence . ve GSemred these Atriotic cause to which they have devoted themselves, ne oneal fer PPTRR Oia + v rORR. $- % pai CIRCULATING THE DOCUMENTS. a succeeded by men who will carry it ont. We ask the — ™ From your (riesd, ver; empeennity | ot opted Ee Fe Ty I have erent tieanage im corti 1 ion ALS cen ee 4 a cen hee —~. ‘The Hon. Miles Taylor, of Louisiana, baring returmel | state Commniticn ef ane their action. roy not MES # BUCHANAN Goa Veschstsuer’ me Tees , 3 do —- Reales for Ratirond fra vetiers. ington : Commivtes have | nnfurl the banner a Se On ee | ee oro’ and Tou- | derterny te remoting oie ao Arrival and Departure of Sv nine aa document dietributing isbore | A” UpOt the tate Commitice iCubey dare to meet it: | Domestic News Steer elegy, Wasps set rom ane'e Pa reno <Opemnenie™ | © ‘oeun ‘ieameee'bn"tos Vaso tae’ 5 Sa fairly commenced their document distributing labors | @"f Upon the State, Cotte ait resotvtl ims rolaiive | qwe Peers Cror-—-The fruita of this locality, aaye the | R°C' rena sbuhed bt ho, 8 Astor ‘New Vone, July 24, 1800, TLL Wem Eleveath surest. Wea As an item of political literature, it may be stated they ve the newspapers. Many country newspapers are await | Harrisburg (Pa.) Yelegraph of the 26th inst., are now 80 ROBFRT BAGE, Lee i- @ fT Indicator, showing the Ate” nce of are printing an edition of one hundred thousand copies of | ing the — rte eau ie ae atmos | SF ivanced that we are able to anticipate the extent of Etna Hoe c, Fifty cents, Black or [resident of the Goodhue Fire Insurance 7, New Yorn, fd at hag: ang alew aad @ tract eatitied, Lincoln and bis Record.” ef an chamulive commiltes en jest, tnd - or'ginal pa yg | A ir po pong A brown=Depot No.1 Barclay street, and wat‘bvalidrusaisis. | yp. voy woscussnen, Ocriit hod Anna, és By a "ei rom New © iesas ty cE The Breckinridge Executive Compifttes are preparing | retointions were unanimously egret to. | trees are ‘as (011 ae they ought to bear and pe | enpreecdes marth Continues to Apply thom Senonbing eee a yor i he um wo Mae x fe (Sites a eae dethb on * for extensive circulation an address on the Territe Adjourned sine dite. fy iruit, eh. the fruit Cy ge ey ee ale | tom Hoar TR vu 0. ey ae tween Rew tak teak, “ vestion acd in opposition to the views of Jadge Dovgla®. | Vermont Democratic State Convention, | Bon em) iat cay eter y orenards ea Tramen amet an Bi te = Toe to your eave, ooer ming “paration ie Ret Wer kas tari LF} q , July 26, quite Mey’ pilgndnaice iy ‘entire me mer Prive! othe The republicans are not idle as to the printing and die Ruy} | — ‘an average yield, others have trees overleden Oar cad de bearer & Sop ot os: ond Onaade. sitevade tribution of campaign documents, while the Bell and |. The Democratic ‘tote Camventnn 4 minty ate Pani | With broken branches, wille a few are short of fruit. It bisaelt | Tees Teecr ever be theaktel to yor. pty ed “t “Correa flew of more 9 si ‘ Frerctt Committee are industriously employed in (hegdis. | Diilin ¢han, of Waterbury, ry, 3 te —_ 5 uM. | mevmees rag nt, fret promises: m Influenza, Despite the » ok ae peryou oon 09 oY Premet as ow an Ch Hcirogs . President of nrlingtom, i 5 . Tort: four gemination of their own political light. pn Rh “Jot G. Saxe, of Barlin was | far to ie make up for lack om of ¢ ow ye pene, yr poy d i eetes seilc ren trentod by n. oun TNE, — ‘tnd othe be Pas : v iy f WW, Dennioon, inden agent ta Sebessha, 1 10 | feenneni ata chareaer dames @. Shemstian “ | eee ee eet 0 es coon ee vee ts —e and invevery instance @ epecdy cure | Bee Yeas, re a sali A ‘pai Cites and Towa, jor he err ‘ant than ave for ensured. ORGE GORDON . va aemnenrsuns eomnaiee te Gunigats 86 Congress for Treasurer; Electors at Largo, Isaac B. troun are now bending to the ground. under the weight of ie png Ry ay Petit t Fire weil ap ae Faward Bates, of Missouri, arrived at the Nationa) bc'Bortington, and Pas! Dillingham, of Water: | freee 8 yeh fully developed, All the principal fruits Brooklyn ransom's | my rales on. Ts few dara Tram perfectly regared, Pe cum ta Sew Yak the - , : 5 early. Already harvest aj in to r abinet ita <0 fort) M ua to-day, 00 his return from North Caroliny. Fie Cenrentien ee eras nd enthusiastic, and wnani- | Prooee 5? oeryarKet, aad by the Ost of August such) Sep)'Fuon sureets forty wine | SoD pleasur Focommenting Be 45 Wall street orga na principal woos d= Be See hance - -- move for igias and Johwson (rult will be quite plenty. By = Rew Your, Je we ise t “i Return Of (he peaitions romemiee) | ig Massachusetts Democratic State Con- | A Doo farnir Prvsors Ove Niacana Fatt <athe Bi Lactonah. i. VON MOSCHAIBEER, tsiclu ewe Nata ha ote” Sage ont { ton. le Goselte says that a day oF two ago a deay ts 3 ; pain {he tenet neti York, weil eiarehee tee vemttoms rox, July 26, 1900 dog inte the rapids wear Goat frland Bridge, sms OREN ULM T AND PN its ee ome seaman Steanomical Rxpedition to Labrador, for ‘ fd immediately afterwards west to the To ae vere | fold At BO cente pe {2g ta the meso ate em at well ns mts some te | i a ait . 4 - for ¥ atalrs mi im bpt little injnred by th endo ceet, 206 Bower {he bead, ma; be carried o9 all di 7 a obtaining scientific information the ron ted to coat . - oF - TLD&’S PATENT T rae 4 wey im b $e eee: oon mertved here Wiis cuoruing om her ee | Held on the 6th leap, Toe rue onpee Jeak was tried lo CoaTiige aome Fevniy ough gfe, trom? AA, exace, erase tees W a Hn I PROOF GAINS