The New York Herald Newspaper, September 1, 1860, Page 7

saciplee of the constitution, and forow over- rd the petty considerations of party. The actors are responsible to God and the cout | y. YPorly is responsible to nobody, and all isting psrties are now so demoralized and | praved that obedience to them is a crime. | ay supposed obligation to them contracted by | elector is like an unlawful oath to do some- | ing which is condemned by the laws of God | hd men. To violate it is not only no immo- | lity, but a positive duty, whose performance | diciates of true honor require. us Lavust Ecuoss rrom tik SvM nr-.—-We have received another batch of , rs from the different watering places and i or sommer resorts, which our crowded ; lumns compel us to withhold for a day or Lo. The correspondence before us comes from | lratogs, Catskill Mountains, Lenuox, Elmira, te Satlphur Springs, Rye, Nyack, Keyport, . Stauntan, Va. and other places, The son is nearly over, and the watering on is almost wonnd up. The cool | h welcome in the fall admonish our rat traveliers to seek their city homes; bur y the country in its t aitractive aspect, the month of September charms which will doubtless detain them weeks ora month longer at the summer | iding places. The follugg is just beginning splendid autumnal tints, The and gorgeous sunsets of the fall | .a. wlding fresh beauty to the landscape, | IU tempt the true lovers of nature to prolong | ei) visit at least until the end of this month; utter (hat time we may expect to find the untry wholly abandoned for the city, and gee thousands of sunburat and recuperated » duals pouring into town, by railroad and from all poiats of the compass. ot the Prince of Wales to New York | aianing of October will doubtless | ight of visiters from the different ; ceteeats, and many of these birds of issue. mstead of going directly to their pmmes different parts of the country, will’ lak. ‘jis metropolis their stopping place for a ne ‘corderto wind up the season’s enjoyment *portict) ating in the Jast grand metropolitan lnsstiou, gladdening their eyes with a view of re ruy , and taking their Jast summer hop the citizens’ ball to the Prince, where the | 2a sand beauty of New York will shine in their glory. | | be the vate miwer si t the Sst Paorerty ror Assessment Ar- s4)s—«ners of property will do well to ke votice of the fact that real estate, em- racing uearly two thousaud lots, is to be Jd ty Use Corporation for arrears of assess- en!-. amounting to over a million of dollars, h tue Oth of December next. It may be well » Tew! od property owners that much confusion ra « existed In this matter of assese- ep -—rh+ claims in many instances having e. paid, and the arrears allowed to remain scelied. It would be advisable, then, for 1 parties owning property to look over the ste, avd equate up their accounts, to avoid | anc} . roy ance. | EEE NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL, Special Washington Reugucebe oe FOREIGN POWEKS. Wasmworos, August 51, 1960. The Prc+dowt bas been bard at work since his return, ad bar d spoecd of several kuotty questions. ‘There s uo trouble about Mexico at present, France | tut the United States, Cuba is nowhere in the pro- fem Gur Geet ie concentrated eimply as a precaution. Bt « prabe that Minister Melave will retarn to Vera mae ju accordance with the desire expressed 2 OM. quarter! oor government would aot view with indiffe woe id so acmed Buropean intervention in the affairs of » it would be powerices to lawfully inter pre prose having made no proyia jor such a cue COMPORT FOR 1 HOLDER =i be no more removals trom offer worth talk. w York or Peuns)'vania. “Keop the the motte. ‘ se tuotout OF Jamee 1 y's uerte tous of dir. Beady's letter delights vere who [a Now York of ailastitanculn men. tt ie jrcof that t ge men will jo ‘ lat Waals nation . S00 TN PENNRYEVANTA Ast SHeWw JaReRy cand New Jereey men of thorough rei 4s, thee ates are sure agaivst Livesin i New 2 wingte elostoral ticket against him, evem ‘ fait tu New ¥ Pee OF DUATIFRA BAL seul Chat My, Bettas, MM rgiaud, bimecif ia favor of Dy 1 OF GON. LETC ® ¢ Gevteration ta and tap {4 COVEPNMENT PROPERTY s team aciay bs t ¢ duventory oF the ' wane « cht ge of Dr. Furney, late Superiatendeat 1 4 st the tame of hus removal feotm office, oe the eae Wo his suecetor, Tats course fies . she req tot nF hon wat ade . Mwecate aud ply ability to re acca to Wt bimeeit Be acoucente cannot be the depaetment antl! the property returns, prov . A, are recetved G8 FOR TAM PK OMENT eo utMIT tai 1 te avcumpouiod ai hie view to New | tine cand of Colors bo the Seventy regi Boers of by at talew Attorney 5, John F ‘ksen, Mare ad other pro- leave here oo prowabiy eey wil ssbington Correspoadtence. Wastiscroe, Acgust 31, 3809 ON Lander is Sorroaaful Crmpatgn Vode Intians and Ketoration of Peace Fatley—The Wogen Road Nearly Com , via Calif t,from Superiotendeut F. ater, overland wagon rood in Weetern Utah, ' ganized and equipped hie expaditioa, the Geld Th five days ai rrival in Californie, ' enistiog, ow my ° ladian war, be was ase Rie mules at one hundred and ton } wor rates than the same clase of stock © purchased for in Missouri. On arriving (hevalley was found nearly depopulated, civen from Pyramid Lake by the fire waier Col. Jack Hays hel conosotratet at powt « S emigrant road kno Wa as Wall Springs, 4 og t's strong portion and resting on a canon coun. exten tog weet, they sent out maranding bands to Ses tar Hoacy Lake settionrents, Houses wore barnt, riven md severst «White settles et. Hew Sawn Provistonel Governor of noe tory, addreesad Lao letter, raploring protecting the volley acd subdting tod say. 00 so to PRIRe BO Comm gartes of eUltH tore to Jota Comme a. The latter rep tet coat fe conlé net taen to a niltitary @xpedtivn, bat wu Ald om ape ‘iwe the Ind j wit Wianemucks, te war ¢ led, the Tudtans Asa on the whites and O80 te Shey apnenante: Fen after tthe demtiy cotinad, Colonel Lauder rete waarmed inva the | on of the Tertiame with a fing but win reviewed witha | | Season, 18 | made Pres | it wes reeolved that « comm! | 1, 1861; sale in as few hands as practicable; thist receivers of winos | peared to labor under the greatest excitement | Absecom. ! AT HIS POST—OUR RELATIONS WITH | ad F) gland wl take no important step without the con- | NEW YORK HERALD, volley. A battle thea oman The Indians Paeed Desten at all points, aud driven three ye march to the North, Mioy of tthem wore bliled bt] wounded, On the bodied recovered was recognized fe “Indian Jim,’ @ voted warrior, 40d the murderer of @ web ranch mau ‘ramed Adams. f'weaty of Colonel Lan. der’s Ourty were old R&&ky Movctaia mea, Who hal ac- companisd him ut his past exploratil tons. Tuey approached the indiana Alodg & rocky Lill gide, S04 ia one tustance ten of them dislodget forty warrior’ The remainder of the party were armed with Sharps! side and. revolvers. The indians outpumbered the whites pver three 000, On the result of this. ement Ube setteers had many of them returned to their homes; piwtiqces Pelations were reeumed, aud two large but unprotected eniiyrant trains had reached the eastern slope of tive Nevadag ucharmed, ‘The wagon road party on returning med work pu the road, gud Lad ‘slready compizted over one-half or it Smalt exploriog parties bad taxen the eid, aod the war iu that portion of the Territory wight virtually bo re- garded aa over. Col, Lauder goes ou to state that, from the Secretary's knowledge of bis train having bees attacked the previous 13 taking several Ladianlé prisoners, holding them 48 hostages and releasing thean unbaraed, he trasis that the late demonstration wi!! nov be regirdet out of lace. No vieps were taken which Would cause the. Tn. fons to enteriain more vindictive feelings againet the whites, and the bodies of the slain were buried unmuti- Javed. “The expenses of the campaiga were very light, the men fed my dried beef and travelling with a single Dianket. No item of the government outdt was lost, but horses apd other property taken from the hustiies. ‘The work would be completo und the expedition probably reack California by the Ist: of October. Super- intendent Lander finishes Lis roport by afleming that the War can be closed and the Pab Utes \readered friendly by paying them for their lauds, now oggupied by white set- lets Convention of Millers aad Distillers. | Omo Wiure ScLeace Seeinci, August SL, 1360. A Convention of Millers and Distittlers met hore y day, The attendance was large, embraciag delogs ‘vom Baltimore, Mailadetphia, New Work and many of the | whole line by a deputation from Raleigh, aid by a strong | deprtution from Petersbi Western States, N. H. Culbertos, of Troy, Obio, was dent. A Committee of Co’ each Btate, was appointed. At the adeeting this morniag ttee of three from each State represeuted be appointed, to meet at (Cincianati on the 6th of February next, to fix upon a unifor/in per centage of the capacity of each distillery to be run from and after April also that shippers of wine ciobeentrate them for tn various markets be requested to uate the best endeavors to obtain a uniform standard of inspection, The Great International Horse Fair. Waresrows, August 31, 1860, ‘The gerat Internationat Horse Fatr olored this afternoon Tt lms been success. Between Sve and six thousand visiters were on the ground today. The trot between Kuban alten, St bawrence Maid, amd Steer's mare Un- known, came off at o'clock. The tiime made by Ethan Allen was 2:25';. The closing featuire war a grand pro- cession of ali horges awarded premiugns during the tair, The Jumes River ) Kamewha Cani Trouxonp, Vax, August 20, 1860, ‘The James Miver and Kacawbs Caval has bees condi tlorally to a French company of capitaiisis The action of the Jer"slsture is necessary UO tmke the agr ment frail. The capital of th w @ompiny l to be not lesa than twenty cor wore than thirty miltions of dollars, The caval is & be Hoisned tthe 0 river ip cigut years, Fire at Phitaderpnin Puy apeuvatay Augaat SL, 1850 The building at the Girard Houge 9 whieh t gas is manufictared was ay Heanged by ft morping machinery was Tae again made wp and the gas malig tofore, The hote! was usinjare jasrend Naval Afairs Puce Ay Auguat Ot, 1890. ‘The steam frigate Powhatan was :tt Fort Miftia this morning taking in powder. The United States ship st. Louis was to @ail from tae Pensacola. th Loss of the Schooner Francts C, Smith, Puapacrmia, Augast 51, 1660. A special despatch to tha Enquir: Bays the schooner Francis C. saith, of Boston Richmond, capsized off Montauk in ‘s}aquali on Tuesday. captain's son was taken from tha wroitk and forwarded to ‘Ine veesel is & total wreck, twelve aniles weat of Montauk. Schooner Piuta: Baxrmonnt, August SL, 1560, The schooner Pivtarob, from St. wlarys, with a cargo of wheat and tobacco fur Baltimore, was rundown by the showed that steamer St, Nicholas, on Wednesday might, and sunk A Murderer Executed. er, Locn, August 51, 1800, Samuel Brust was excouted to-day for the murder of ference, of one from | as Mr, Douglas rode through the streets to the railroad | | All bands were lost except KE. B smith. ‘The body of the | ‘SalURDAY, POLITICAL API aRi, Movements of Senator Sewards a4 Acneny, N. Y., August 81, 1860. Senator Seward will leave hore to morrow for Niagara pa the West, on an eleotioncering tour. Hoe will leave in the 2:40 P. M. train, aud will be accompanied by bis deughter, Geveral Nye nad daughter, Hon. Caarls Francis Adams and fon, of Massachusetts, Lieut. Gov. Patterson, and Geo. FE 1", Of Albany, and by Gov, Porter,a part of the way. Mr, Seward may speak at Rochester Saturday evening. ‘The Herato’s description of Seward aad his residence is copied pretty extensively in the pewspapers in this district, and has bad the effet to aroare the republicans from their fancied ideas of euccess iu thie State. No ef forts have been loft unemployed to muke Seward’s trip to the West an enthusiastic one, aud all sorte of parader and receptions may be expected Senator Seward has prepared a speech for delivery at Detroit, Michigan. It is reported thet he bee devoted the most carefid stu@y in its preparation, aud wea it wil! | have been delivered, be placed on record as bis most | powerful elaborately prepared effort Progress of My. Douglas in the South. Ricaxonp, Va., August 31, 1960. Mr. Douglas arrived hero this eveuing from Raleigh. Gn bis way be stopped some time at Weldon, N.C., and addressed a very large meeting, by whom he was en- thusiastically received, Me was attended along the Oo arriving at the latter place he wes welcomed at the depot by a large number | of the citizens. Notwithstanding that a storm prevatied io Petersburg depot, the inbabitants were all at the doors and windows to see him pags, while at the cars several hundred people were assembled, who cheered heartily as the train started. Oo the arrival of the traiz at Richmond the cart were surrounded by an iinmense concourse of people, who ap Cheers came up from the throng who surrounded. Mr, Dougias, while & band of music kept performing patriotic nirs, adding considerable to the general enthusiasm. It was some time before Judge Dougias succeeded in get- ting to the carriage which was waiting to convey him to his hotel. At last a train of carriages and omaibusses began to move in line, surrounded on all sides by an immense throng, the musicians heading the proceesion, tho inbabivauts crowded the footpa.ts, aud joiniug in the cheers of the moving tnags, while fromjeue window, and balconies ladies waved their haudkerchicfs os token of eymrathy and welcome. There was but a sbort time aliowed bim for rest at the kote! Crowds pressed upon him, and it required all the persuasive pewere cf the Richmoud Committee to clear his room that he might prepare for appearing iu public. ‘The platform wae erected on Capitol eqaare, close to the Washington Mevument. Here ag immense concourse was ussetabled, C01 ¢ at twelve or fifteen thousai people. Tho Indies turned out iu full fore, and from reighbering commanding poritions rem ined aitentive auditors to the eud Ou the Judge makiog Lis way to the front cf the form he was greeted with hearty cheers. Ia his epecch he matptaived the integrity of the Baltimore plattorm, the principles of which ho ceprerent. ed, but threughout your reporter had trouble: some doubts of the stability of the platform | on which he then stood, iaasmuch as while standing ou it be was in momentary expectation of ite planks givieg way more to bis injury he fenred than the dis unction of half a dozen of the mythicat piatforma of the politicians. It siood ihe preseure, however, but not ! gaayra on the 20th inst. for Curacoa, ad from theuco to | without premoxitery eymptoms of oing, whieh warned a considerable puinder off 1a time. Jodge Doog'as occapiee an hour aud three quar- tere in delivering one of bit popular sovereignty dated Nonniseitis, | Beecher. The ouly deviation from this text in which for Port | b¢ indulged 8 denouncing Lincoln and Breckin- | ridge ag disunioniste and eectionaliats in demaoding con | greesional interference with slavery in the Terr! tories—the one prohibition of slavery a8 against the in sercets and the will of the people of the Territories themselves, He denounced Yancey as the instigator of | the Southern disunionists now reprosested by Breckia- SEPTEMBER 1, 13! | | ridge, aad Seward and Greeley, the propagandists of | Northern abolitionism, ea represented by Lincoln. He defended his own position with great abiity, aad | the doctrine of nou-iutervention, | whieh bad etirred wp against him all the rancor and bostility of Yarcey and the | roceseionite, was that very doctrine which bad been pa | forward by Clay, Cavs and Weoaier in 1852 in order to Sobmidi inst Marc, He epoks aboGt tweuty mianies | eave the Union from the political distractions which at from the scaffold, fully confersing bis wilt, Bay ing that he rejoleed that be had at last reached tie end of bis earthly | career, Till within a few days he baal asserted hiv (ano cence. t Storm in St» Louts. er. Lowi, August St, 1860 A violent storm visited this clty tact evening, damaging | boikdtogs, mostly in the suburbs, and stable acd fencing ou the fair prone. Probably Patal Accloent. Brvvavo,, August 31, 1390. Gaia ‘hobivvon, a young lawer of onttaiderabie promise, wer run over by the New York expre’ss trait on the Can Vio tral last wight, and sustained fayatl iojacies. The we intoxicated. ’ 7 L Markets. New Unrtase,, August 31, 1360. Cott n firm: ealee today of 2000 bales at 10s 10*%c. for mitdiing Sale@of the wr /K 14 25 Otte Re cy te of the week 19 060 dxiee. again Lod vasles at tae some time leat your, Expurte, 1,200 p/sies. Cotal exgorta to date, 2214 200 bales, stock iw (Port, 74.000 dans. 12 of DOW Wo Gate, 36 560 baler, Mzainet 19.000 bales me time last your ater teats, Provisions quiet bot firm Cotes steady: paler wr the glock ip port 6 60@ bags, egsinst #900 rhage 8 firm: luge de. & #1, 910 per ere e hillwot Inaing, 8M NOM prem Now York ot par ts 4 par c lot to Lictepeol unebanget Hor ere t les tf tee ¢ 40 Daler ’ 2.80 bates Armant, Anjgast 31-0 9 Poor aid grat tts tay, onic the jut hee of the f tue opening of tw toarket ubie mo *" advan the pews wae ree to 81 68 for ordinary » white lnan were) mmao® ord nixed but geld tm 20 C09 Yasiets 2 ace het 66 20000 buauols he 'D (barley! oF »- cat loads oliver, Ne tule® rs rx wales 1200 Flour adranced a0. acd in goad demand bbls at FE STI; 0 96 fur extra 3 ate, 5 0 $5 2 for extra | . \ a 1 (fot e&tee indune ard « wine. Waeat quiet bat Ore ry wilivery ight: salew 9.000 bushels Milwaukee club, $112, 8300 do. red Obie at 211%, 3.000 do.’ a: §1 11845, am 6,000 do, do. to arrive at $1.90. Corn ate/® aad 4 fait: Baler 40,000 bushele after the ‘ 620. & S30 on flour, 166. on w' Ce ou corn to New York. Itnporta—9,000 bis. owt A fae ie wheat, 82.000 do, corn. Caval ex porta.-123 000 bushels wheat, 113,000 40. corn, 6000 fo onte. User Augiant aL x Four firm, bit uvebanged. W. rt Youterday of 2,000 boehois winter Weatern at "1 2, 18 19.000 bushels tyate torin#, market! Opened drm tui 4; afler revo!pt of the steara ers Advanced their while meme morting, ors pews ho withdrew their percels trom the borbels white Wastern, at $125 4,100 8, and 17,000 Lushels Nu. 4 +H arrive, ma 1b. Cons — The market cite gs, highar: tales of 000 Woshele Dinols xt S60, and $0 basbela d) at eens holders this afternouw aro sacking (Wi atvaaco, but there are noe Canal freights ad val jncod Le. on flour le on gram; flour 36 ona te: , corn IL on private te wk.» Importe-« wheat, 27,700 | orp. Canal waged 2'ye iiols, fhear, 38)800 | bone ste wheet 41,500 dushela corn, 7, Duatiols outs. Cureaos, args Sler M. Dione active, aad 10. & Ibe bygher Whest nctive, and Se. » to, bi; her: sales 144,600 buaigerl® at tC aw ae Gem at 2 in etoro® 116,feq) Dusuels wheat, 8,400 burdele oat Shipmaaate— cushela wheat Freights Grin 16e. oy #hcat ty Baftain Sight oxihange oo Now York, bank rates advaceed to I rer oem. pretisu Cixcrey att, Auikiat 81, 1800, cit phe ats panes “ene ond oxolted at 85.495 U8 for agiper * key MW: Wivar advanced ge. Gala eniveaend to. Ses Corn soaree at 46s. 0 46. Preyeleee, yutiet. Gard held At Ths, Right exchange on Now York ach at 4 premiom. pe 4 t00d aoy wae | Of {| ehati endanger the peace of the Ur st cot toes than | patty mate by the Dougiaattes a 83%(6. for | from the fue! that they have throwa off Weir late | ' that time prevailed. The State of Virginia bad nominated | | Care in 1845 upon his kaown fidelity to that doctrine, and | to the observance of which Pierce and Buchapan had each pledged himself, Hie letter of acceptance of the princi | ple was a good one then, he contended it must be | cquaity good now, and be called upon the peo. | ple of Virginia to aihero to it in the future as they had in the past. He appealed to their patriotism, and etrengthened bis appeal by a glowing eulogy upon the patriotiam and virtues of Washington, beneath whore { | monument tary 6tood. Remain true to the privctpies of | pon-intervention, which had saved the cou ry from daa gers heretofore, and which was ailevllicient to preserve it from the leaders which threatened It now: Fie speech wae frequently applsudet, The im meore throng seemed to be moved but by one | feeling, and when the speaker Lad concluded he wae voeiferously ebeered, It is unanimourly ackoow- astic reception to @ Presidential canaidate for many yeare and the Dougetites are elated according!: that, while Donglas baa pot one of the rogular pot Jeadere attached to his standard, the tma/ority of the people sre fur him, He leaves hero fur Stauaten i the morning. The Presidential Campaiga in North Carvltna. ca! | ‘ | lodged thet thig hae beew the largest and most enthusi- | VERTING OF THK DOUGLAS STATY VOr VENTION THE | Tew matt | t's tse ty th vominated for C Jick on the Gres bali é j-first Cougrossional ™ chaos ts Judicial Nominaation, peg Ts August 31, 1390. The womination of Judge Bigelow wo tae T82t Beat of Cries” Justice of the Supreme Conrt meats with apprsyar in mavy’ 4Uarters, While E Rockwood Hoar, Assivlate ‘Justion, ha YMNADF Warm advooter for the place. Judge Bigclow's nooWaasion will probably be sontirmed Penmsylvania Politic Putapeinas, August 9f, 1860 ‘Me following are (he Pooploe’ nominations:--Firet | | Congresstonal district — 470 at. Bu Socond-—i, Joy Morrie, The Third District Compeation meets tuls evem- ing. The Fourth adjourned after midnight. The thirty. eowwath ballot was—Julge Key. at; Myers, 14; Thomas, v) Millweed, 4 - Weansy>7snia Congrewional Nomina. tions. Pucapsieata, Auguat £1, 1360, Mr. Joba P. Ferree has been renomivated by the re publicans of to third Coagressional district Ex-Judge Kelly has been nominate? at midnighf for Congress by the rep yblicans of the fourth district after a | long and excited contest of sixty three balivis, History of the Pike's Peak Gold Dis- tricts—The Primce of Wales at Mon- | treal—The Political Campaign—Nows from Europe—The pture of Prvxilio by Gen. Walker~Methodist Camp Mevt- ing—carket Reports, &e. The Waexty Hrvatn, for the preseut week, will be ready this morning at eleven o'clock, In its colu! among other things, will be foun’ —A very tnteresting Bistory of the Gold Discover'es at Pike's Peak, and the | Operations for the last two years, with a Map of the Miniog Districts, a Description of the Mines, Towns, Social and Politica! 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Puicuis rece \ ~— | Jer trestment at the privaie inautute, 189 Ka Leonie cath: Mark Couttames to Apply his Kadt charge hia or raat euccens tn efferting perinauent cures. 0 "" ree j, hernia or rapusce. “MARI & 60, No" Veaey eivet, Be F | | Et NOTICIOSO De NUK vA ‘YoRE, ! | F AUNTS AMRRICAN PAPER Heal: Sististivs of the Month of Aa- x4 | Searistion, S00: che uniam, 10; diarrbaa aad | OF INTERESTING Mart +) A bite heen setnally cure | way's Pills aod Gintment | | fall style of gen ntery, 43, billous disardere. ver ¢ y the miplaiuts, 64) dys. agency of Moflo. | p ' PUBLISHED THIS MORNING ar HAVANA AND PANAMA MAILS. ano MEX{0O AND ARIZONA wir ERS ! LON MADRID, LETTERS PROW Pa RIB, @TTRAS FROM SONORA LETTERS FROM PANAMA Cerrens FROM CESTRai AMERIC, Ss FROM WALK! NEWS AROUT GABLBALDI, MEW GEANADA, White, the Hatter, will introdace Mis falress Hate and Capon % | mdway, oppor 4 per 1 1860, wt | vs Moir Dye et i | ot sold by ull drnggists. Lotmitabte baw out: | ior | CMrehagh's novelty, parting unatalnahie, Broadway, deat to A. T. stewart “Ohne Lodics’ Besutifier.” — Phaton & Son's moow White Oriertal Creeim, for bawutifying theeom. | EWS FRO plesion and wiiteniog the skin. Ladies try it molt by An | shas PhO, MEXICO, drogyiee ia the United Beates. Price 0) conta per toltie, NEw: ri Bhal poncee AND ALL ABOUT TIE U TRS, Prrce 10 Cears, ee Orvice 34 Asu Bremer, iibtenaimaranatienese i | Ilimeive Wig—An Entire > tnrming up behind, 2) STABLIAHKD BIR STETY YRARS. ape CARING? roRrore WAREROOMR, Fourth susel, Northwest comer a broads. cae Parlor, Library, Diana and Bedroom Faraitare 6f From the pista and subatantal 9 me clogunt and expensive, Anterior Deoorafions, Pt anted Glaseea, oo. MISCELLANEOUS. GADEMY OF THR HOLY JHE Enos, MANHATTANY. tg Ae ‘bis inatituttyn, conducted by the Brothers, ooo tes an elevate tte on ihe eest bank 4 the Hudson river, fa ise mic st of the m st deiigbtfal and varied ecenery |The 10- (Vi iveued by tho sale and stesmera na racinnting acenes, The course of tagtruction is Goorls packed and eaipped to att party of the word Poli and extensive, couprising ihe various branches taught ia | ——— en educational ferme, payable half yearly, in ro“ PARTICULARS OF & Sieasoee beast, Tehien Washing’ at FULL PARYIOUL: Fos ding, per academic yenr, $190. kxtra cl hargeer-dsstia reeks Fob Germaa, | panish ang Bhuwsic. The next sesuon commences Monday, Septembe: T JONES’, 0 AND (2 ANN STREET, A NEW STYLE of Rigen dad Galler ut 8, warranted to give portect antie- T WI'OLESALE.—88GARS FROM $% TO $40 PRB thovswnd. Cush buyerr arg onered es inducements, pir) W Broadway. SOR UEAUTIFYING AND PRESRRVING THN Bie Compteston tin hatin ced Fibrence: depot bid Brodway ‘aad wold od by al fheeshines = 7 ERS’ FARINA JELLY, A DwuIoious DKSSERT apd the bert sutstitute.for avimal food, enriches the bles of the Astor House aud all the principal saloons ERS’ Fanna Hollers to prevent burni robing: & "4 “OOSTAR'3''— a ‘of various « zea, forme andgoattorns, sora, pid Pence BL Broad ts No. 5 new Canal sect, none Rast posite Bt: Nicbolaa Hotel, W. ¥, =- we * ‘Ten sears estabitahed in New York otty. ‘ihe only infallible remedies knowns perofte, salirhenm, 0.—H Lite oe ee retailers everywhere cell them, Balsam is as ce: to cure the most painful Torta those # xescan be sent by mall. pong ater ia to quaneb the thirst; also old Beware ct all nication ot CORTAREY sores, erysipelaa, the worst cagrs of impurity of the Comey dealers reas ers: olemale Drag ye giets, or H.R. COSTAR, Fo. 612 Brondvray. aT lg a fe Princ cipal depot 3 is Gtand airoet, ee ee nts per bottle. SPECIAL NOTICE VISITERS OF THR OPER. HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID STOCK OF PRERE .AND THEATRE GORRS. . x fall Goods. French and ? TO LOVERS OF THE DRAMA | for the autum: Fine Frock ¢ AND OPERA. rainene Coral, TO MULE. PATDI'S FAVORITES, - Just received, the ST RECEIVED, PATTI OPERA GLASS; ‘Per eoamahlp Adriatic, wonbereirgae tyres: Soe: ERA aLasaes, | * "Simca leoozes, both real axd composition uv! , ‘rene Kf comp: ? OPERA GLASSES, ‘OPERA GLASSES Nt ate OP VOIGTLANDER & SON, MADE, BY | siecle by 00 haoat FOIQTLANDER & GON. | eammer. phe wiedged wo bs by al: connoisseur BEST wt ait WORLD, TUR BEST MANUF je VERY SMALL, IMMENFE POWER, LARGE FIELD. Us) RRO & STEAMER, A SELKOT ARSORT. Walbit Lsdiog’ Siipears, eit Bylea ot buckles, suck aa ia the’ aia Black ¥atig siioners For sale oaly by EEMMONS & CO, Lafarge Bouse, A 4 Broad) ROHTITRCTS, BOAR MABUPAC e.—Biidate Soda or Souttin Maes VANPERAOOF, 171 WEST STERET, MANOF, rer of (rsip, Facey Flour and every other concet Bogs. Paper bags tor drugsisis’ and grocers Sere P RUVIAN gropann PIANOS. HAT OTARE ARR FSCO ret oe oe WARKMOOMS, Us BROADWAE, York Sewing Broome street. way, corner of Fall Sty te Py Mat Keady, and the Bost place to buy is of WATMINS, 21u Browdway, comer falton #. Kuox's Fan Style a nts’ Hats Now ready, ai 218 Brondwny, corner of Flion st20e:. Mealio's New ‘Styles for Fall are Intro- duced this day ai 116 Brondwss, corns: of Canal street, Fall Styte of Gents’ Dress Hate intro. | duced by @TORM, this day, at No, 173 Broadway, uudar How G He ed to page of this day "s Hieraid. Shirts! Shirtell—Six for $s, Made {rom the Dest epee ta Chatham street, twtat m corner of Sis fine Shirts parts for $5. worth St MOULY'S FHIBT RANUFACTURY, 202 BROADWAY. marantecd.—Styles to No | Astor Removed New. Styles, of Atmerten For eae BULILT) oN) RAND O! baa BUDO Bocotaerrs to W G. Hawt & oo, Park Pince and Church street Mr, Lamar, » Prominent Ciuzen of Cath- beat, Uc orpia, auc) Moa. Weaver, of al>any, New, York, have sumplirn by ee eured of *' 7 "i Wine Bitters, men Nena: 78 William street, New Tork. Deo Brockiyn | Photographs. —Mintatare, Cabinet, Umyértal ped 1th aurney's Galier: "4 i 101 BROADWAY, reo vor sty pea. NE accom la Ob, wad Dasrunerookrpen “ Funny-Graphs Made Only by Rintont APOC KWOOD 5% Krond way. ow Selt.Goverumest Democracy.— , equaltty of rob 4 wud fonthors, with mur Photographed by y & Sons Uverstrung Grand SUAS 2 Cla Werwcome Be aod Se Wuwed root INATRECFIOOS TO THK PRESIDENTIAL RLEETONE— | s te Gisover & Baker's Celebrated Notseless bas ae ee ea! Wy * | sais “pices tae bent tn. vse for family sewing. 496 Rataiwd, N.C, dugust 9, 1960 | roadway, New Lore, and i% Fulton atraet, Brookiys. 1 The Duuging Democratic Guuvcation set hers Wy day Lo ceo, beet Mawatectanie a adopt af Cres total State treicet The greatest unanimity atl M. SINGER &00.'s, 455 prevailed, Ag WAR expected, a straight through Digias ae Licket was made ont, aud the amt ation of electors was | bi Games. Manatee, Gaankesd rat fled by acelamstion. Waen tie ably ove Web d da me ptt ar ary cudoue, at which (be question rope ae to the instroctions to be given to the eleoiwrs ie the event of the Douglanites act carrying the State war cloned, the greatent concord end harmony prevailed Thin | was fm great mesure owing to the prevalesce | he taf wo tf opinion «rapidly gaining will eventually go for Douglas. the 3 {in determined that no 44 hin the Inet fw weeks, and are wow surprised at their owl God ip view of the undoubted fact that the Breckiiee are not only envering, but that numbers of them afte going | Over to the Douglaeites, are begianing to enleutnte the chancet of a succesfal teeue to their contest on the Worth Harciias |? niu the democratic ranma! | but from the great | + | national demecratic platform, as adopted at Baltimore | | and presented by the Dougtasiten. Upon the great national question, aa to the course to be taken to defeat Lincola, the like unanially prevailed, Live electors choren to-day have been tostrueted that in cleo their vote for Dough cantot command a ma. | jority in the Electoral College, or their evident inability to put the election into the House, that im thie contin geney they are to give the vote of the State for either Bell or Breekiari¢ge, #0 aa to defeat Linevla, These are their instructions, to seeure if possitsie @ majority vo in the coliege, and failing that, to throw the election Into | ridge. These @re conthugencies which thelr hopes of fucose reader apy reflection wpoa hardly necessary The proceedings of the Convention wete very imposing. ‘They were conducted with a deeorom and a degree of ability aa well ae with a thorough eertousneas quite re- 6 to | frehing to one accustomed to the indecorams aad the too | | Erequeutiy riotous proceedings of Congroes. At four o'clock this afternoon Mr, Douglas atdroeced | the delegates to the Conventign, aw! the citizens of Ka, | the Bouse; but failing either, to join Bell oF Breckin. | lengh, from the eset portion of the Capitol. He war tn. | | troduced by the President of the Convention A large number of ladies were prorent. fle epyke for nearly two hourt, denoworing the Kreck ioritge party as @ ateunion party, and bis romarke wer fr quently taterrupted by cheers arly every county im the Mate bad its repre fentattve on the ground New Vork Congresstonad Nomination, Biscuauton, Auguet S1, 1860 How PR Hollis Dwall, of Cortiand, was yeaterday re | ¢ ndke boub dives, Banisome, elastic sad strong. y * Meow to the Aay lee on the Kighth bday Merete The how Machine Election Should eS AL my 4 cast KAR, and the Ue enpnosty ws deter erin of the writ cane GhU\ Sk & BAKER, ~ A New Device —One of Our i. York Le javented @ gp PN Hot EMEA RRR omer Keech aioe © prise = 919) | oF the beet treation of Pi iangine end tive doonrn, OF Aatventininge tl Heated taste Thao thedpenration of oar d fora h wi'l merit general rns New York Dally Fienea) Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines, — Ofer bil Prendway, Pew York. Finkte & Lyom Sewing Machine Com. pany — All machines enrracted ty give pertect salgfuctien of money retuaied. Agen wanted. roadway, N. ¥, Fatrbank: dart ites fe toyed & ore. besa 4 yiaieone where @ correst aod node gor le ia required, Call HERA Tb and DasoR PTI Far Patent Cham Tate vafte 26) Brow iway,coraer ff Murray sireet, ferrin Fire and we i : Defanuce Seismand Sates— With Pa- Seely Salma aod be) ge ee OE cdepeart wad earner of College place Give Heea to the Advice om the Kighth pege Of thie day's Hera’ ehelor's Hats Dyes te tne ‘Best tn the , a0 ded ba tine ‘heat ret ola appropriate privaie rooma, Cristedoro’ Man i. DYE: wire and Ton- ASS Taree eee Semntifal om a in lear tether Pons bas mohieved re ca vow De, Ht ee enrih ar reves | dhamas’ ge nnd ¥Y, rendy entde or ade toorder’ in the short, Incoming majorities | THONTS, 4% BROADWAY, FINE DRESS Boots, #1 @ to $6; Freveb potent leather with eli HE SEPTEMBER NUMBER NOW READY oF THE OFFICIAL ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDES or THE UNIVED BTATES AND THE CANADAS, uw SEPTEMPES NUMHER ea" AVPLETON'S GUIDES cont | eat notice, 14 FULTON STRERT— | w (Batavitshed ALYY EVERDEULS BONE, Ais los Weddicy Cards, Kn elopes, &c. | mod al ‘diseases | Tendovs. Depot, 5+ URE wae ANICA | LINIMENT Is Sryerania ther rations in the treatment of It he, Musales, the, Flesh. the, tin’ siin"aad ‘ie Beekuuan street. Price Ralircad Gride. 90 called, issued in Mad is apt wo mialond the. ub aide sor An, bad more toan tember number of @ 4, one of exrore = ~ EE rs gee To RAILROAD ‘TRAVELLERS THE SED on the 27th of July, ies } i Mliwenkle and Detroit Kallrond. ree of «Writing Deek, or the Keokuk tod Port bes oince Raion. | He Cant Farther Taven't et Any ot os fg t Logenspor., Peoria and Burlington Bt Dow Baaaege ‘The Ureat Mystery, ut the Darkey | Michigan Ceviral Ratiroad Of thr & wintende: t *f the latter, gre they have a | Se Oulde te the Principal Watering Plioes, 24 Higa Bante we kena os ali, "ae one | esd Tincen of Pestountite: Reaves tn ius Goked Week eat le wrong, 1 7 Ltd Guide Coun Howes Onleodar, 7 ten copies of Gu | ow Map of the Keliwnyaot the Onied Batam ROAD ¢ rengh Kontes, toand from PAL York, my = I \tumore, Buffalo, Cleveldad, ‘with Mape eoton other fe cal ad man, and be w ” Teioal WEEKLY, undies morn ng. at pine o'ek.ck, Corrected up to the huur of ag ty prose, and then printed of & Lehialng press iu & few force time, with a tnap ieakle or te paper larger thin the Ken Vere tered, showing the trave ler every station nd (he Gigtnces, fares, aad who © you brewkinet, dinr aad wip. } ens leat mena of tenvelitng South Kast and. We 2 OO, Pobtianers, and deo droadwar. “a | ro ENOINERRS AND MACHINIgTS. Jost published, by FA BRADY, 26 Ane street, © work | flor practical men ase th? steam engine aod ate, Gate "eit be soe piled Btites oF on receipt of thrwa LLOYD'S eat KOAD WESKI,! 164 Harowd: BIG AUTHORITY That “ LLorD's RATLHOAD | by 8 pregiesl sncinner | All ealenletions redticed ta Wienke THE best Ubine I38¢ | Tales, woretog parieot machiaar ie eyes Wend the foliowine letters. We could Git ike Bl ral with the management of =z erglneer Leh evidences, were IL He ce wang pad «~~ — fF Syd roe preparine ft exmnatess Price only, K get 1S, Ls, Pons 1403 3 Rawson Wann nie Fucloget ia | gp torcse year 4 sabsertetica ts yonr valuable jouraal. few sider Loe Mme Rivne world iby L amor. JOUN & DARCY, Presken! of New Jersey B. Band fravs Rea made or ory, Micuic +s Ramaoap Co, whale at abort ration, vit, past 24, 4 ' i | | | ! | Dain hin we bel ms prt jitn of Llovt'e Ratlroad te OnRATS IN im—We believe, frum An of Llovt'e Railroad REATESY TMP Weekly at Hy pape that t will anpersede all competi | 773.5 gaz: <i, ee Almomp! tore MPR. Ko Kice, our superintendent, te quite Tine, whe apres tate beatin and. great comfort '., with the plan (f L4nyd'e Ratirosd Weakly; and berets certeinly oll and etamine, as 12 Warley 46 08 y | Brondwny. i ou pms BY tor am 4 tae Weck, to be, we 18 GREAT FIGHT o the address Of the following pecwous © me THOMAS a Merbieae 6 on ———, oo un | et once : = WAMPIONSMIP OF AMERICA. insert advertionmer ta HEDNAN AND MORRIASKY | 200.000 ceptes per ASEH + | (CRANE RE LONDON comptal, C by all medi@al men, and acd nowledged by the best jn The match te coms BOTH MEN IN PARTIAL i mont ha. RAINING. fe | | of hiquors to be the purest and bea! cin in the market arti: clare wi't be publ > | Es aly in gaat Ma piut bottles, bp ott a , us Fei wie tla rasnsaesnanicaciea ter Werera mock Peet te ie ty 2 aL Ts Tes U | porters, os ny wert. | WAte Rava, Titan are ehh Card VURAPEST INSURANCE IN THE WORLD won Tees igadwar, oa von hae We bre nur making, without masepin, the bert Rate ever nflered to ‘he publie ‘On Satan preserve thelr contents when expose to thi Ure. to the Lest maguer, and our Burgas Proof Sate defer the ¥ one about iy purchase ie re quested so cali and examine foe’ hunsell, We give the beat U Vomat mete ie “STRARN® & ey yD 385 ermad 10 their advantage to order their fall pur | ehawee abipped iy | ADAMS’ RXPRRSA COMPANY, Pate of the West leave our offer, 0@ corner ia ree Ro Lia “Aas, Mo nnd ST om. acy, — ate = cay ont a the pity, ic D oO 4 oc a aay i, again LAMP ON A BREW PRINCIPLE. chants Senging out Adame’ aprese Co Rudenbiee a VATENT RIGHTS FOS BALI rand ow tte drivers 9’ weulng the eame | 2 of emp maunfacturers, coal oll an petroleas | We have & Mranch for the reception of gorda at 449 } relinors sua'be Dubie gener wig, a called to the Broadway, aad «i the a ye, Twemny oovenm | erhtch et) be on - ‘ABLE LAMP, ext . wreet © erhi*irion on and after September 4 «1 the LDippera cam make te Sr comteneta, have the rate x4} bec sh Of ive onderagneé. .. . 4 belt reeeipta, end gain fo’or mation in rete ren, he A — Dnrne kerosene, cont, carbon and by do ver eprees of ppb Shing (0 JOHN HORT sigur 1d earvon weer: ADAMS’ RXPREMS oid - tt, must Fe i t “tol SITION FOR ORAY HAIR —FROrLes ent fame i* poriahle. y manage’ entirely ~" gnctured of tM - iy a vreeerve the color and hea! ft the Hoar, ge ae gt ee il to nee iia article, $1 per bottle, Tutecnstimual consumer (com! a the invention af Wa If - —=— Kacey, Baq., Of Rest Fiorita, to whom several paieuts hive | cy AND been comp intely covecing the princip 4, dr. “aviv dy 6§ wa hie riphta to work matne the #itme abroad or fm ou S > To parties ces rus nf nerir ~—ihw Oo a2 ® the whole United states (he HANDROMN BOFT BOAP mode in fre miomtey, oy son ny due ypolving Owe pound of ronty a limit per fody And mntiot actors conguarnsvee Bor? 1a one gaiton of voting we arm fot taking pw | aeether form. r" NR —Put up & peak | please appy to . 4 21 Canal steve, none doondway, MT. Reebingten nro, Pe 3 a pe f PREMIUM. SORFS, PUNTOWS INVERTED WATLA, ENLARGEE 15 The indersigned, vr! arrangement See ie pee Pvt TMNN aes eras age son maar S| or Sion esate oS. p.. fers > physiehne aed our a ed ites Kat) Doing deste: ri? lover 7] bof the ety & means vintried Fy PAnduce bo the aivive of a marked — ‘cminenee to America prodnctions fh thie line, berepy pects dollars for stew I. for ten beat Irestive wera oper hat and the: Ses eee ke yt ane iat Pine “Sh laces ovat Be i be peld ws sae eucenm sown sea Of the Trenties vas AND SiGMT AESTURED De. von MORCHAIAR HM, Orit ant Anata, wa BAR VAPOR OZR! THE HRARLN® H an y mos? ORSTINATH cane Age STORa THE NOSHR ID 1 Si ung herve, ar wad PONeP Ene AAVS BEN artgeen fo mmanixe Ano sat, i. oly ame tet ‘ontribw hae evoked from all parte wari Mus PARTRIDGE, PINCUUT A WARREN, rw Yone, ak ogee nt | 1b. WATLROAD TRAVELL.NMS sovetaeD With ié ow Cortes te Vou ¥enctertahar fey and entiatnctorily, i sists frag vant | p* Psat pagers & oie pore PLAT ON Fs “fon feriey piace, near Brod