The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, May 03, 1860, Image 2

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wtaiii-viateilheirewsi solemnly assented to, at
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riteinit Aliar 4 o o o" li. 40) 1 'ldeir for bribi
jTh***s l ofttei4a*, Of Utrecht.
:! . 14Eliti'SidiellitAiniit intredliced into Spain,
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1 1,47 4 iiffrii 461 Selle law was astliaide by
'''''' YADlf'Filithiiiie , liin twin - octolier; ism,
MA - fiiikehik Nrii,' Qieen Regent; He
died iio November, 1838, , at
-which time his
iiiiirec daughter; :Tolima, was ''only'thrde
years 'At `.The Liberal - party in Spain sided
With: iiii-Qiiienoether,'-whO skimmed .the
reins Of government during the infancy of her ,
disash*: -r lt the'Salle'leW hid not been re-
Pealed; 71 0 1 A D wrom hive briiasedeadsd
nn!the'Ythintiii' if Spain by Ithi *lnger brother'
Doiclitea;wlie foritiallimotestef,l4 asso,
*lime , diet tipoidedi 400; which Was to
Make kilt:Vein flieic,,t'l4 Evan: • on 'rzior
-I..6ith; hew .. 1 4 tiiibi hit Pirtilien6—
Ote -4 Tory: 'nobillti Wad' politicians -se
Ili ' c laim, the Fifth.' - ilitt the Qtteen-Regent,
Oitilifitti;wit`baCked the Liberal ` Party,
io'noa'thii'tO - giy - for' wifely into Por
inside,' , He wins expelled nom that einntry in
1, 'end hts''solVitifm, who ' received
tte - ,niatia'.io tirdlita, maintained a civil war
'i l e,libieniatidiAiiiPin'iti , lBBs: ‘ lik thefollow. I
ink rier,heigMitaPpeendli Spain, and, with
General Osnitintaipidviutned towards . Madrid;
bet In 188; iiiid' driein back over the Ebro.
ihs triontainati - ibit 2 tivif war,' for NOM time
- kriii`i: fothhig leiti' Vence in 1889. The
QUeeu'spi a ioniwere backed 'by Erase°,
Enilinikareilirthip4 aid the 'rebellion was
ltooPiEnt 01:itobod Initial), and Aileen Onata-
Visa. 4esiiptet the' Ititency;'lll‘ October of
that Piaicliiiiteghir daughter, a child ef, ten
yeassi - lindeel 'ithe regoio of Earswraao. At
the ego: of thirteiti,ilda 'young lily was de
glOred o f nee hi the Cloitei. 'ln 1845, Don
Pit,ol,Wwiiimiyd hie Pretensions in favor of
i l ts [ ,.*; witaaioelp "WWII' ae , the Count de
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to 400,1117:iiato Hoot in a retired
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,1*!, Woehimself annoni 'o•nnan,, one
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liiindei;,` of 140 I*4l, .hen, brogans,
4140;', go* draw goods,
WWI oitl.sl , lWßChlotoo_hk bloomer.,
ilieit!troad 'l2e• /*Owe and
04111-111$11tofi t '',457 op
, ithiahlog *OW tholes
-oi, ,
sidtablo_ for 4 itrodowf wee. The
Sue tosiitiiii ;it 10 o *look piaetioly, with
ilto• bootie ind showy sod -Om straw. goods are
4o •at' teelook, MO* tawatlat rooms of
Ifo. kso lltaikot sad 521 Mini
Ski
;-TheigidAk ' trintpdparth sido,.on
*ma 0011Dify
%%Warn', and
?Om Orin;
id raidenes o
4 ___ 4l ! l d o o oo i
pdrismie
r of OiOutas,
LATEST.
:By T e l eg raph to ..This' Prim,
(" 04 -**° 2 MlRO!,:l i g
"THE COTOD! 0011MITTIIX. ;.,A
nieol Oinkca's befig
°mut,
tiod-ciance:ottriog
Wassiticirom, Mee I.—Dr. Almon:), of Xetridt,
*Cited baba the Coitida Committee
Wlimilbe latter was
.issitmastior of Detroit, toidit , the Herald, owned
by 04t:tirtt; that be (ALroml) reoelved Ave
hiinatitK denirt poSehelotrolerk'littt aoidd Dot.
"lbw tiny *Mos he perfumed for 0 1 1/mrstr,
;ego* that of , editing, hts r , paper. This_
that Way he Oldie moue* Is mei by, the
,e4millstration it -Detroit, well a s by
Di
iisii; r, rbUladelphla °Outer: Mr. LIICAIII,
tho:Hotile postutaiter, testified' before-the name
''aiiiiiinittaa !bat WWI MWila eisrkihS tb Laud
Itißeir an. attempt war: made by ,a Government
'aditiliti to awes him to tulip pay, an old putt' debt,
bat be refitiod to, UsiplY., limed
Dotwi,listilled
ally terfoirlid on lilm. The - debt war said to
have beel Immirrait in Primixtrania. ,
' ' • :two Ittiatux: -
Eb triat,4oeli afJOIN - Nrciaux tlia
Koala bf itepreaeatitlver; iitterdai, hi 1 u Soma
at, artab 'bilked of thi , Prioldimay Ili any teak
la or bat of WiLablaghle: ^ °blew might do won*•
fil' A inifronnuestsire otbilvapasph- tar!, botetk tat
liarlblA,forelraulatian,i , , • „
. - ,
Tax ; orummerrox cosnurrtint. •
Thi Mc** Milt, Obislestosk issOostes no wog:gets:
liattlespetelrrooelviatAare ,tp•ulght anuouneee
thlrti.tpur ; ballots „ auol rur bettor preepeof .
DoValse,than •Ithee, , The liapreadon
here to that, noknobtaation Will bazaar, it 'Mules
los, but .that an adjoninment will lbe'et[eoled, and
anotkei ponventlen held at Salthiore, or some
otassAt*,ifai . the Mosso Convention maim lb
, -
3toeisi J. *Auras will appear before the OP.
yoga cominittsi spin in i day or two, and piesont
anotheebiteliof evidence against Afr. - ,lltroetitraw
and the Cabinet, vette as oosvinolog, to the .publto
*id tforPieneit Adisubistratiott
. le Denim! eapable
notittinisst sonny thpt boa ,yeti appeared.;. . •
•
Lieutenant General Swore emirs& here to•day,
and had an interview with the President and _Se
cretary of War relative to the troubles on the Texan
frontier eomplained of. by Governor Iforrsrow. ' It
is reported that the proposed absorption of portions
of Utah threat - ens to "arouse
one
hostility of the
)[onions, and that this Is one aeries why Oaten]
adoritelielesee has been demanded here.
' s' • ' Ocoationt,,
LAMT RO IfAMEDIGTON.
The ,ezeitekiaent in regard to the Charleston
Convention Inoreaue. The war upon DOUGLAS by
the Admintetration and Diersilonikle is maintained
witkent mercy: Re is to be punished for doing
right. , Raping obtidned the nomination of a Ma
jority', hebi practically the, candidate. Despatches
received • to.night indicate the determination of
.Dorrotee n end frieide sever to 'falter. They
w ilt: never , abandon , Southern Douglu
genitors and Reprseentatives are now telegraphing
to the Convention to adjourn to Baltimore till June,. '
-In .order to give publki opinion time to operate.
Meetings are to be held in the South toVebuite the
seceders' ; and an address is to be prepared
asking Northern Democrats to rise en mama
Assault the recreants who are hounding Dots
(nee., and assisting 'the: . llisunionisti. Gene
ral contempt and prom ' of Oust/Sea are ex
, :His partiality, and, imjnatiee ere every
,. where Aszterssted.:. The Massachusetts delegatliss
haVe been deinerillsed by the oilloseholdere, ands
deep 'mai is playing 'to put Gtrliatiforward;
this - Mai Sermon, of New York, Is to be
tried. liettber card: will win. The Democrats
Soho prefer DOUGLAS are a 'unit in taking him or
:nobody.' If he is assoghtered, tkey will avenge
Ads , inch an appiSal to the billot-boses as
will be, remembered for, a century.- The Beau
.sloisists must take Douat.es or adtopelllosin. The
boxy for compromise las -passed forever. Fifty
siz;ballets have been taken, and Hve bintred will
Swills's' or terrify the Douglas :eolumn,
Douglas Seeming a, Majority of the
- „ ,; iDneirmarow, MaY 1860•
busing the ballethuse'tb-day DotraLas resolved
/42i rite", a mijority.of the whole - Iliktoral 1701.
lege of the United States; which elongate of 8011.
No other Deinooratle eandidate in a National Con;
ventiou hu Seer 601112 vial strength without ob.
,taiiihig the' PrWddential nomination Mit Kew=
V4si, Bonus, in 1814; 'mid the DentOOraey, although,
noes:mid le limning . the *tuition of . Nir:l!orci•
mho - , thin misdeed the, morednatlon, - Mdferid CU;
estrO4 d f
sfeit id le4e;eiimty oq atooo' sint,of their
IVhia Mr :
lirOiemuf received i majority Ctn.
, elinatf rietti4o promptly telegraphed ,to his
!fief* to withdraw h 4 name, it he deonied It but
fait that the wind a majority of the represents
tiies :of the party assembled' in National Cowen
'ildre *mid prevail. , But his' emends' here show
bit little or no dispodtion : to' treat him with
this - same magnanimity he displayed on that oo
esslon. „ '
Nothing of inaportatme occurred here today be
, yead.the molar proceedings, which the datoolated
I"tesii Reporter hu, doolitlees, telegraphed to you. ,
YE U. Wli fo speoulato upon the Leal result here,
slibough tinny Tomeie are afloat, as those who
have iiitobid the proesmallop 'tar' eta form al
'l24t Illioorreil • isdasosat al Imo upon thogronad
THE CHARLESTON CONVENTION.
*wpm iro DAVILIORE PROPOSED.
Abtaiiietoer; May 2.=-The resOlation adopted
by the (*nevoid* requiring two-thirdi of the full
vote of the lionisation to nominats,lmeentused' 4.
dead look Julie proooedinge. -Ati adjournment
Milliliters _on - tliellthed Yale le • Kroner. urgeC
If rio - infolnatlon le made to-day s Netrlnrk will
bring fotward tide propodtion. •
Ilueliontbentlmeedere will inset to•dai; '
elfore will bo made to conciliate them. r If
'unericoneetal, they will nominate . for President
Jefferson - Davie; efleasheibpi. • ...
_
, _
MaY•2.-Thillseedersr Conventidn
Ned this morning. and' adopted the' majority
as reported to the National Convention. -
• ! A' , proposition to Mk* the" new , name of , the
Constitritional Bentierecy" - :.was' voted down at.
Mr it long debate, the body claiming to' be the NI;
-Meal Diunonatie Convention.
The Peelle Banned resolution was adoptod, but
.not without eonsidertiblit opposition. " , ' , . • -
Adjourned to meet ate o'clock to.night. •
,•-•' NICHT; 81188.10 N. • •
The' L liouthern Mammoth, thutvention - mist at the
Theatre at 8 o'clock toltight. '.• r • •
Mr. Bata, of Louisa's, moved to adjourn' until
noon to•morraw.its the ether Convention have not
yet-Made a nomination. , • • . • ~
, The motion was carried,. and the CenventiOn was
declared adjourned, •
There' was a huge midtown of ladles, and the
- Convention formed itself into a mug meeting. , •
Mr. Yancey, or Alabame, was, celled upon for a
speech; Be - rittimid thank.,' aid- called 'on Mr.
Barry, of ilississippl, who took a position the
et Ta n r d i o p da e o e f d Do u t g aams a m h e e t em dl i o n i e .
d to stand
by him to the end: . ,
Wasumaros,,Mareh R.—Governor Cusunhur has
informed' the Prestdenkthat Utah iiin - voondition
bordericirtillinefolle end that Some 'Won: Is
therefore mmietaryou the'pattoflthe fimernment ,
to relleysthe.Territury. from the present- and lux
pending erns:. He alludes to the band of despept
dam, mhftelailldtlet- Minders the , talus**, life and;
property uncertain, mid moos!, ;'eit her that
ludipul be sent out in plume of them who have de
serted or td anthorti&the Probate' Courts to
imeMise thepolfers'elaiteed by:them and , fEranted
by , ,th• , LegMative Assembly, or. is , adopt ,some
Miter means' of safety: U. IrepteltilAbikt 11011 bun-
Aired labliertheitstafeed there, as the erithdraeial
of *sonars army would be injudiolcom,and unjust.
fiorstneellumssing data that the, population. Is
Aft Y-two br Aity-three thousand, though'estlinated
mush larger by the Hormone.
ditit evening
, ,
toolobevislobt
is virtli.
'oplootloot r ilm
to 'attudiid to
I outdate do
, lisitris halo
tilmo4
P e1 t4 61 007.
4 , 901A061001114
I vtiolOttty at
Tit!llforden.linidei , •
"- ' • rintfintti—nurs. "•' •
' Butyntinti;N;J:, May 2.—tiOn.Willitun L. Day
!ton ot ooo d hts argument In thogirdon•sturder oars
jai 4 o'oloek this ofternoo n ,- •
Judge' Wheipley !hen oh a rged the
'At b olotoek the jar, Went out to chattuorate
llt•YnrOit , , ,
_ vaultor suinir of sthnnan.'
.
• Brinidsg, jay 2,—The firj, titter in %bronco'
of In boa ind 4 hitt; brought in a Uirdtot of me.
tiler In thuirst 011 14 •• - - • . ,
p00d,......... • .. • nog 1 pp , ~....
1.....'.
~
... .., , ,„,,..... 10 I IMMO,. ••• • ..---•:!.• •:: „,...,
~-
Mr. iiitib s e mooed- a resolution doctoral it La e
expedient at this time to make a nomination. H
ianted gentlemen to facie the 'tuned°.
rThe resolution was declared to be out of order.
i rmr-Fuetw Bazaar.
i Donel
0athrt5..;.......—•......161§ I ti0tt.: rai .........—: - ...1t : 12
10 I Due, 1113 4 re fifty-lith, fifty-sixth; :and'ilf,tj-seventh hal
_
. .
! , :j_<.•, < -, , A . ,j,,- ; I pole ( Dd._ .. ~. ,
were unit ID , „
'. De We 01 -Htellalcllo fe t e B.IPOPee' , . r.' Aehir,4 North , . earol , ina i , moved thee; the
‘ ~. PA FI -/,'- May i - ftiir' itiiiiiiihip !Sen'eentionmAliftru' -" ' t that:Abe
7 13C:Josters, N. F., sy .. .
Prla4 Albert -milli& early thieaaeruo tier 4a
, at 4 ' . Mi.'9ltiatix_-;oeed..,_aanatartoodt,.7
in
_ .. tt
-rc . : ( ' "T ''; Of ia.,{ l iafit44 it. 4 .),,, • • ~7 •T7! .,, Jag',!
......- o* MO 2.*The PI , 0 *g i • Wa eniiiabilt4 ki iea 00
i . tea Alt eatiitak-hrLl clod:- • ,
104 amoute to - only ;28,000. - 4 vote b 7 States was dernauded do the MotioP
ilte : - 44•14sUirli
, rirriiiinhry;, (mei
lefitabirtiOft
THE PRIM.- -PHILAD E H. 1 A
adsssx:J:
111117112LiSt 0111XIAL /COTT:
Waiituni;on May 2—Midnight
OCCASIONAL
ItROX casauctmx
Whole Convention.
.486 3:1'38 7,2# X. OXI 3X.
Affairs an Utah.
Democratic National, 4.)onycetion„
TUESDAY. NIGICT'g: rsiOngtumme.
TWEL ** , 'L =o ''l``M,:.
•
Onaniagron„ Ileyl,—Thei thereneleg tares
bled at 4 o'olookli. 14, ... ' ' - - ' - :.,- -
A vote was tales on ordering the previous pees,
' tion on the proposition to proceed to, balloting fin'
a candidate for. PresidentLerbloh weg_a4opi o d,....
; ym 148, nays 148. -,- -.-,.
, The resointiowciferally the,,Mmismee Adage.
tlonreenleing that the "resident' 'of the OftVieesl 1
-tion'sbAl setdealsra as oandbilsts.nominated for
1 President or View Proldeat, nniess bei oho % AN
• ogee ph, or more vetaa,ballod up litwltiohardson.
i etillinsis, who moved that the resolution b. laid
' on thel table.
The, rote doled, yesilll4, aim; lit ; et, the rseg
intim - wears** laid on the table.. - ..- „ ~
Me., Stuart; of Mieddyn, then raised ' t hi s Isaiah
o f order; the resolution mast lie . on the. table
, one dey l . before - b i l e ;' acted upon; at' it'vlis a
p
• obee,iletheatanding nde of the corcroadot, ,
I The:President !bolded the rembeAken to be i in
order. , I
~ --14 r; Stuart iipieiled Mon' the dechdon of ti c
1 cliair.,and.a vote being stalled on •the appeal, ilig
• chair was. etetairsed—yeasl44, nays 108, • -
. - This vita is i gmserally 'regarded Os fatal - to ti e
,
prospects of Mr. Douglas;
Mr..l3tuart moved' an amendment, that all who
, eote for the nomination will be,beand to etistain it,
will& was ruled out arorder. , , ,
~•
. Me additional ballot, were- taken , reeelthog a
, 191 i.• .M. 10th. 11th. 1 .
-MM. , MOM .1901 i MOM
90)6. ' 361 101
, box am
rolinsoa ....-. 11 . „ u if y
TLe 1 . . 1M • ' 11,6
uonrention than id ournad, to, roost ,at 39
o'elhek on Wwineedarntornlng. • • •
,'The Southern whin merely• orianise Dy the
eleollon of Mr. Bayard. of Delaware, eaPreddent,
ind'adjourned to meet at o'clock to-morrow'
. .
NINTH 1 AY.
• ,
Ostansinsvon, May '2.=-Ther Boston browband
Naiad in the gallery, opened "the Contention.
morning with half a doyen opirit-stirriarrel
ohnoludlng with Yankee Doodle," at the eonebro ,
'don of which, Col. Flournoy; of Arkansas&
stentorian lungs, proposed three cheers for: ihe
17ntori, whleh was heartily responded to.- • • -
The floor and galleries were thronged• with thi:
Ant ladles of the oily. • - •
• The Convention was called to order at 10t:
°Week. '
Prayer was offered by Bei. Mr. Kendrick.
The Convention then proceeded' to ballot for*
candidate for the Prodder:soy, withthe following
malt:
. ,
. , TIIISTIINATINALLOT. •
Necessary to a °holes 202
Douglas I.4olJobusou ' 1,1
authre. ....... .... 39* I lltoltlnson 2,
• Lane ' 20 I Davis , 1
Huntei. ' 281 1 '
Wholeinumber of vote! ' ' 2511 '
' - • _ 791111711111.1111X11Af,...L0T.
Johnson 12
Mathison '
Pavia , 1
Douglas ....... .....150
Guthrie 41
Lair, 201
Minter .27
. PIPTIIINWP
Dome's ....149i
Outurie 40
Lane 20
Hunter ' 28
Johnson 12
Dickinson . . ..... I
Davis'
BALLOT.
Hunter 26 -
Johnson '
Dickinson
MITI=
Donglu 160
Guthrie ' 42
Line .
Davis 1
' IIVEMTEIETH-16LLOT. ,' • ,
Douglas ' 160 Hunter ' ' .26 '
,Guthrie ' 42 Johnson 12
Davis - 201 Dioklusou I
EIGHINRIVIII INALLOT.
Douglas 150 Hunter ' "
Guthrie 411, Johnson 12
Lane -201. Dickinson
111111111TION12 BALLOT (1 MIMI, )
POW DOI44ILAS."
~.(autira).. a Ohio-- (aatir•)-21
New VllMimihir•—: —l4 4011144—* .........
Venstoot.... • S ll
Abode Island tehlasa - •
toaw,Yott, Wisaolaln.—"—.. - , a
goaaostionV 4
..... ala
... A14411110ti..............
Total
ii'•1••*:•••• ..... ••1•-••••VM
.....
S
Connmemmut—. 2)(
trim Jemex—.. I
Aritsessa.: '' ....
Oratoll...
gra? Jersey . , ..
osser.....
orth Ceram: .30
• Total. .........
EC=
•
Maissehrsette.... 11L 1 Mart*d..........,.... I ,
rearm1varga............. 2 Vingt..,............111
Delaware —... 2
• row - 40122202.
H Misnesota...,--.....
Teammate
Total..
/Olt DICUNION
Califombi
=Z=l=
.
•
tutkilu... "........ --WO' I 0tie50n...:.... , ...,:...... If_
thrt0........ ..-. 0 i niaiihwm..—.....,..... 14
tmtar................ NI 1 ,
~ . .
vitsmorz-riaity sALIAT.'
,
tiN ihg
Twit:mi.:sEo3w .aa,i,of
[No material amp.]
ewarrx , suma *auks.
Wtien Virginia was oohed; .
Mr. Russell stated that he had been requettpd to
out fourteen *Otos of that delegation one way, and
onq vote another: Be deollned so to east it, unless
otherwise ordered by the • Convention. The State
Convention had not plowed any resolution ca the
subjeet, but 'roans as a unit was regarded as the
Destooratto law of the State.
Mr. Norat..of said that his eollugae
and himself thought - that his constituents
_might. to
be heard; sad he demanded that they should be
beard. He could so longer vote for Mr Hunter. ,
Ths - debate was eontinsed for some time, when
NM middent deolded that the delegates from Vit.
&la are entitled to east their individual votes.
The vote of that State was then out 1 for Douglas
and 14 for Muster.
Mr. Daubed also received 1 vote from North
Caiolina. giving him - a
majority of the whole glee
torsi vote, a 1 follow :
CSC
an*
qbeson
~....•.•.usg :
WhOlo oarebor of v01e5....
The Malodors* vo* • • •
'MINTY FOIIRTII BALLOT.
Primulas— ISI Jahnson.
413 i Dietinioe_..
Lino )9)( Awn •
• TWaXior-PIP7I 111.440 t,
guter. M
41 olippon,— . ..
I I mai "
1171INTY-RIXIIII *ALLOT.
no al la
IHnster
i •
.47 Johre....
r..... 1 ' P ie
• iwiturr.ilsysytim MID TWairlirltrellTh 5A24,0111
( Proclieely Utopian* nn the eirentr-abdir.)
Douglas..—. t a ter.. „.„ „ ...,;
... :a .ariaikon• • . ••••
Loa-- ---
211111111 WM !War.
g u itg a t, --. .-...... " ....:::?tr i Frs:::: :::::
gig1w . .........::71.1 1"7 1 ---?-•
TillitprlßST, Tinsynr•ssocom, Anwrantrronnerr
• SALLOW!.
, (Neal/ the lame ea (hi thirtieth.)
THISTVFOSISTE BALLOT .
f
D o nsifts - 'Alp I
..... . . tua
JOhluion .....
Dickinson
Davia.. 1-
'At half put oa• the Convaitiou adjourned
'o4alook
. _
limns* iniletox.
The Cowin/don remuusaahleCata iitstookt ,
o...alttisfi f ef-Marytand, gave mina that after
the next ballot wonld Move that this Convention
adjourn to meet in lialtiesefe,- on the first htonday
In Ho thought the delvgittei should to bone
to see their roustituesta, and they
_will be'YeadY to
.do their duty by nominating "via= whO can beat
the Staab. Republioans. =
Ron, heiab Randall, ,o Philadelphia, said he
would move to emend the motion to adjourn one
die.
Tna Tentt•Piise
Was then Lakin: 'Douglas }welted 152 votes. The
others were uschang.•
A debate then aimed on the, motion of Mr. Olt
tinge •to adjourn to Baltimore. Re sairured the
1
onventiOn that Baltimore was no longer a , c plow
ly" town, and promised a boimitable welcome te
the Convent ion. , -
TO* motion WAS withdrawn, at request of some
Of MID delegates, to be renewed in the course of
the evening. .
While the roll was crated for the. thirty-obrth
ballot, Arkansas hiving voted for Mr. Breakin
ridgerone of th , delegates from Kentucky request'
ad that the vote be withdrawn, as he was instruct.
MI by Mr. Breokinridge not to allow the use of his
name in opposition to gentlemen now in nomina
tion; and eeptolelly to Mr. Guthrie.
• TIMITY•IitiTE BALLOT.
Douglas 111, the other candidates no change. •
' Tennessee withdrew the name of Mr. Johnson as
a candidate. ,
==1231:12
A i
far, D okinso...
711{1t1.1":1119111TH
Doe,las.. '
No material in3hereet of the rote.
The resolution of Mr. Gittings, to adjourn to
tialtimore, was laid on the - table without a division.
Ponr other,balloti were taken without any change
!of moment.
,INISTY!TXIftD BALLOT,
pouglaa ....... ..........«::151 lluntar.'....-........',.. la
Ontario .... tab) 11iakina0n....,... ...... ... a
s.4we ...:...r.a.. i... la Davi5..........".• .. • .. 1
Prom the forty•fourth to the 111 V-third ballota
the votes were unchanged. • • . - -
slarr•VOUltaia BALLOT. , ,
TIMASDAY; MAY s, 1860
. __l
BIMEIMM
Li
r.
.7he convention adjourned at a quarter of cleat
ciolooic till to-morrow morning. •
Th*, , ys ter from Europe.
- ,'; . i*g *ABA - .AT '-8.01111Aii"
THE EHIZSPIGHTERS DETERMINED ON
ANOTRE4 STRUGGLE.
*dal; to the He** =
hi
00
241 a 241.
nastayer,' . ' 2,—The royal mil steamship
klltOs, from : Liven:ie! on Saturday, the 21st ult.
fished at this port this evening. Her advieel are
4pm:days later. j '
The stesmshin Bohemian, from New York, ar•
tfroled-Lirerpool on ; the 19th, , and the, City of
Wathington On the 20th. • '
.The royal mail steamer Arabia arrived on Sun.
TUB PIGNT ICH THHOHAMPIONSHIP.
Nothing bed been determined on respecting the
meesdiek to be taken for a settlement of the affair
between Sayer.' and Heenan: • '
'‘i The Mferee'a decision *as to be made the next
Weeki - The friends of both, parties dealers, their
Wittlety for another meeting. .ilesnanatrenuonsly
&alma haying won the light. Sayers' friend, are
- equally Sanguine.- -
It is emphatically dented,-on behalf of Heenan
said Sayers, that either party desires the inittle to
be considered as drawn, and it la still, claimed for
each that he could hive won in a few minutes
Morehad the light been *manned.
rge Wilkes, of New York, denies, in'a letter
- --London Times that the referee ,topped the
the respietit of Heenan or his friends, and
iiimarts ibat Maseru virtually won, but will be
'ready to renew the
,straggle.'at an hour's notice,
end 4111 accept no other,trophy than the belt which
be same to win, and which he honestly believes he
AR win. He believes he can win it again, .and
wilt not leave England till be brings the late eon.
.test to a new and due oonolusion.
Considerable :soma of money had-been collected
It London' and Liverpoel, for Sayers, who was to
attend at-the Stick Exeininge on the 2111, and be
Presented with a hundred guineas.
It yips thought that strong Steps will be taken by
the authorities to prevent suother hostile meeting.
- :„The dght between Lynch, the Amerloan; and
Shaw, far -the ohimplonship of light weights, was
won by Shaw.- --
' 'Sohn Morrissey, the prise•fighter, ' H one of the
p"ssepgers aboard the steamer Canada.
;) • A CONGRESS OF POWERS.
The =more of 'an approaeldng Comae of Pen ,
to ere rapidly gaining strength.
THE VISIT OF THE PRINCE OP WALES.
The Prince of Wales will salt for Canada near
the close of April fit
THE INSURRECTION IN SICILY.
The Sicilian insurrection has apparently rubel.
dad.
GRTIAT BRITAIN
In the House of Commons, Mr. Borman attacked
the foreign policy of the Government, and de
nounced the designs of Napoleon. /
Lord John Russell defended the ministers, and
aborted that they bad not been unmindful of the
honor of their country whibSpreeerrinethe peace
of Europe.
Important questions as to the maintenance of
the nentralisea districts of Savoy had arisen, and
be believed before long that the Great Powers
would be in a position to take the point into cowl
claration.
Miura, Taylor and Peers, engaged In the Star
fordshire trade at London, had sespendmi, owing
to the failure of American remittances. Their lia
bilities were believed to be smell.
• . .
Tile Prince of Wales expected to sail for Canada
n Omit a week.
' Capt. John Wlrehall, lately of the General Screw
Company, had been amen captain 'of the downer
Great Beaten).
Obief Cashier Pallinger, of the Union Bonk of
Laden,' bid been deolered a defaulter, it L be
lieved to a sonsiderable amount.
PRAPOE.
The Emperor and Empress of Freres will visit
Savoy during the rummer. '
The Chalons Clamp was already being formed to
illortbh: its else last year.
The Paris Bourse Was closing dell. Renton were
(fantod at tilt
The remora had gained strength, that a Congress
of Powers will soon- assemble to arrange_ the
Frenob•Swiea
The Preneh journals claim an almost enanimeus
vote In all the communes of Nice in favor of an•
nexation to Prates. •
The insurreotion in Messina had been quelled,
and trenostillity motored, but the insurgents were
reported lo be gathered In considerable tome In the
motintains, where the troons were unable to dig.
lodge them-forwent of artillery.
Tbe,PapaiGovernment bee sent a despatch to
the Zuropern Powers ' not only protesting egalnet
thle anneastlon of the "legations to Piedmont, but
hoping - that they would pet an end to this 'Mout.
tons spoliation.
The Pone bat appointed Count Moron, of Bel
glob, his Minister of War-
IttiPSTA.
The toe was breaking en at 'fit Petersburg, but
continued Arm at Cron.tedt.
-A Caloutti telegram of Antil lit reports the ea
eitement In the indigo district as subelding, and no
serious distarbanom are feared.
...2.
The Bombay malls of Mardi' 28th are on board
the Canada. ,
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN
My.Telegradt from London.'
VIIIINNA, April 8 —The subsorlptlons to the new
loan exceed 76,081000 florins.
sm....Lorre, April 20 —Count de Montemolin,
Iblshrotber, and valet, were arrested at Ampoate.
._ Yews. April 21 —The votes In the Matelot of
Moe show a majority of one hundred and sixty
Wand annexation.,, '
Vann % April 20.—WIllhon Rafael and M. Tun-
Implleated In the late Intturreetion, have
been arrested, ;
Comnseresn't IntelliXenee.
litireapoor., April fo.-4iles of Cotton for the week
88,100 Wee. feelndia!' a Illekto .epeenlators. and to OM to
r:f o 4. l ll6te.ll,74l:ftlagiothavgeri•lginitinn_dt . ig.derniS
fir oes we very uncertain. oolders are pressing on the
market. tent there wee lee! 'immure at the elate for fair
qualities. Hales to.dav (Friday i 1 0 .000 bales, the motet.
o la i ing. moray 444banaed and vr.oes already. The
gales to speculators were 8,000 beles: The following are
the authorised quotabons i
, . . Pair. Aliddlieg.
New rleaue..•-- ... ............. 7 1 4, dry
M0te5.........................:“ .pi gy
Is
Up1and..........The steak of Idiiii - i44141.01411101 hales. Mein:tins
WORM Almeri fee oart• , B. r a authorities quota the deoline
am )f i d cmlnine teal tlee.
fITAT_E OP TlitaTir —The Manehester. adoleee Cr.
favorable, prices betas steadier, with a better demand
f lalltig CJTTON ' NARKFM,"• - tPril 18.—New or:
lean. tees ordinaire unohaneed ; `smell of the week:
600 bales; *took injtort.2llo 000 bales.
THE LAEST,
LivgarooL. April 21.-Ba,es of Cotton to-day 10 000
helettl. Including 3,gto for. speeulation. The _ mark.,
a s r steadier, with A better demand, and rather
- ; sarooL, April lid.—Ereailstairk are firm, at an ad •
no dr, temleney.
i t
eon. Itiobardenn & Smrice quote Flour firm at
ijgtaoBo.l Canadian. 31e. Wheat Arm, but ante,; red
Wcelltelftli Weed gilds 11d.
~_ ....- • LA_TERT.
Lrrweatmi. April 11.—wreadetutre steady : Corn has
CO, advancing tenommy. PfOliftol2l. are vow.
d i
LvitatOdY, April PD.—Protiaiene-,The market ()lose.
il ' • ~ ,
ti . 1i lIICVIIKF M A RKET . Apr 121—Conoole are
,holed ittleigqiiff4X. 711 P bullion In the Bank of File
lap - hea , doereseed Xlll.OOO • duriak the week. The
ten e. is kiiehrly easier; - , ,
.• 11 ), P i IIODUCE MAJIET.—TaIIow .is
,444) 4 , , •-• me man oos.odorroT.. rot Ashes quiet at
*,1407014?, ear Aches quiet at 3ft. • Berk doll ; Hal
trelOra 12 , 50 lotli:11C - ., ra Cloverseed there tea lame 'essoalar is lager& I Wet et ItiNt. 'lld.etette. Fieh rile
'Wee hut steady, Unseed oil !boles: Tea hag ad int ,
ri4rl,4l74l....rAriivige.r4gfiniliirelan.ce
Ida • Rea n all end slight y itenimen •, sales at 44.&1.0
,' 41,,1d.' - Spirits of turpentine dull at das.ema. ed.,
1 e
sg
1
CONUEK-FMST SESSION,
U.
_P. CAPHOL; WASSINCIVOX, May. 2,1860.
-
" SENATE.
1 Mr. Bawasn, of New York, prevented the pelt.
(ton and -arguments of 0., O. Drew, Adjutant
rated:Stites army, relative . to the Oregon War
' en...etre:ant. Referred.
Mr.:Paanon,',.of 'Maryland, from the Library
Otannittee, reported a joint resolution, supplying
tie Ohntaw, Cherokee, and Chiokasaw nations
with pnblie documents. Agreed to.
The House bill for the relief of the Shawnee In
dians was taken up and peeved.
, Mr. Demi, of Mississippi, moved that his resolu
tion be - made the spatial order of the day for Mon.
day next. Agreed to.
Mr. Lana, of Oregon, gave notice that he should
mill up tomorrow the Oregon War Debt bill.
The Benatelben went into executive venires, and
subsequently adjourned till Friday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Oa the call of the roll of the notice, It was mar.
tampedm that a hundred and twenty three members
worein attendance.,
- -
Mr, Onsnaten, of Ohto, gave notice that he
Would move on to-morrow that the tariff MII be
made a special order, and that the debate be
ooaflaed to the eubje ot, and a vote
,taken at an
early, day. - -
The Homo went into a Committee of the Whole
on the state of the Union..
. .
Mr. Emmen, of Indiana, in alluding to the
Charleston Convention, said he did not sympathise
with those who imperiously demand Cresar or no
body, nor with the rale-and , ruin spirit too much
manifented lately by both wings,of the Democratic
party,iand to Which may be justly attributed the
difficulties which now exist. Be ventured the
prodlotion that if trouble and disaster ensue, the
masseptelll never, and ought not to forgive those
who eke rashly and needlessly
_precipitating
thts state of affairs on the country. It is not to be
denied that darkness and clouds lower over the
Demerit% house; but be bed an abiding faith that
them Muds will nese Sway, leaving the glorious sun
Of Democracy shining brightly.' Mere political
storm bare Tno - "Urine for the party to which be
belongs 4 When' the , time for action emcee, every
Democrat will do duty according to the oirentn:'
stances Which surround them. Even if the worst
man abobld be eeleoted for President. he at least
'tteltid,bit better than the best man of the Republi.
can party, There was one essential point *bout
which there was no division in the Democratic
'ranks. It was eternal and unceasing opposition to
the lnebiltanN there, the Democrats atand
as a un it . "Be then prooeedotd to speak more par.
, tionlarly pa the euttjeot of the irrepressibleleenfilet
doidrine and negro equality, as he said was main
tained .by the Republican party. Be desired to
hold that party up to the indignation of the mews,
of the &Oedema peePlei. The Dentoeratio party
was the best friend, and the Repoblioan party the
,worst enemy, of the neer.%
A colloquy then took -place between Messrs
CorMak, ffitroateu, and PORTE*, of Indt ,
otr ,, m ot l ey t o the constitutional nrovision of that
Stettatrrelative to the exclusion'ef- free &wrote.
litclitrroar.ve, of Ohio - , said that Mr. Seward
hatentainixted fife; frith' whet .be explained the
imepretwible conitict",betweta the two systems
qf`lVt hDieetie:Mf., flintchtas contended, we•
liCki r int* t 6 the slairearat. elaveholder„bnt
Mater 1 industry, and the foetal, educational, ens
to:i ,flet: Con of the people among whom ft
*AWL Ito . argued that,the early fathers sought to
.restsiSU slavery wherever pratirceble.-
Alt, SMITH ) of, North Carolina,' eondemned the
violent iptritexhibited in the debtte, and appealed
'to Cinnamon to return to the Com promiee measures
,of 1850 se sisswitis of quieting the present political,
emeitetient. ,
TbeCenumltteer thett reins; and the Howls ad
lcitreled.
441
lia- Virginia Republican' Convention.
Wallowed, May 2.—The Republican Convention
has 'ambled here, delegatai from all parts of
the State being present •
Joseph Anplegate, of,Brixih county, was elected
president, "with eleven vice p_raddents
Ron. Alfred Caldwell, N. Norton, of Ohio
eouuty J. Q. iltidetwoad, offflarli comity, mid:F.
A. G all. Montgomery amity; *MU /Winked
delegates at large to Chicago; with fall district de
legates and alternates. '
Xi's Committee on Resolutions reported ,1 long
address with a series of resolutions pledshig the„
sopporeof the nominee of the Mileage Convention
favoring a tariff affording proteetion and encourage!
went for theprodueUons of the white laboring men,
of our country against that of foreign countries;
the equality of rights among Miens ; opposing
proscription on account of opinions or place
of birth ; denouncing the notion of t h e, Adukinis
tration• regarding the impressment of math.'
rallsed. citizens when visiting the country of their
birth; iipprovirig the homestead bill, and favoring
a plan ofoolonisation.
_Speeches were made by 0. • Underwood, J.
Wikon, of Indiana. P. P. Blair, of Missouri,
speaks tonight::
The next Convention will be held at Richmond
Political Excitement at Washington.
Waentsaros, May 9.—The exeitament,if "pal•
ble, is on the increase regarding the events at
Charleston. • . ,
Many reports are In circulation; for inkiness,
that Guthrie received MSS votes, which occasioned
a great eeneation until its falsity was ascertained.
The Demooratio and Repubilairt headrittertsra
are crowded with Inquirers.
From the Stoppage of nubile business for the past
two weeks the session of Congress will doubtless
be prolon ged till the lst of Jury.
The President has recounised Friedrich Babas
as coned ell the Duchy of Nassau, at New York.
.17 ,11lichignst• Repub dean Convention.
• Drraort, May 2.—The Repubilean Con
vention bas eleoted Austin Blair,. Walter W.-Mur.
pby, Thomas W. Berg, and - JAMS J. - St. Clair, as
delegates at, large to obtoogo. - •
Strong Seward resolutions were adopted.
The Convention was very bannoniona.
From Mexico.
Neer OnLamm. May 2.—Tha schooner .Star of
the West hag arrived, froei Vera Om on the 211 t;
and the news Is unimportant, ,
THE CITY.
AMUSEMENTS TEIS EVENINO
sresmizzir t ox,,airvig pers-ararier TAM/Mtn
*rob stet. above nixth.—= Everybody's Tnend."—
"An ,street. Arrival"—" Fang and Fifty,
WALNOT-87111111. TnntrAs. earner Walnut, eat
Ifinth.—" The Robbers"— A ifttaband to Order."
- saintiLy BI7ILDINOR, Tenth and Chestnut streets.—
Levees of the Little Fairy, this afternoon and evening,
at 3 and 8 o'eloetr.
NATIONAL HALL, Market street, above Twelfth. - -
Solomon's Temple. •
lioDolmmen's fismssrzs, Sus Emit, bolo* Third.—
Entertainments plßhtlf., •
Psnissinorsms. Acsnims O 7 Frns Ants, lOW Chest
nut street—The WO Annual Ezhibiticm.
A:..E' T3E3R T.13X1 321ALTTIMI.
THE ELECTION AND ITS RESULTS.
It is a familiar proverb that we never know who
Is electsd until the votes are counted. The addi
tional returns of today alter, in some respects, the
result announced yesterday. Mr. Cuyler is elected
member of the select Connell from the Eighth
ward ire Vies of Mr. Gilpin, the People's eandi
date. The balance of the People's ticket is ohossa
In this ward :
1111010 T 01:111011,
Wards. ' Waris,
Stephen_ Denton,jl. Willlare Neal; Op.
1. Joseph M 6 sary..D._ ' 14. Jahn Ot Ginned°. OP
3. Thomas Drottoln,U. , Bonyyl)avfc. PP.
4. M. J. DOnthertY. D. 16 elsz.f. Dioltson. D.
6. Wm. 11. Drayton. TI 17. John A. Lemon. D.
6, jshn IstoMsckin. D. 16. iv. Wsilmm . Oe.
7 Win. Itradtorl. D. 19- Thom H. DertchM, Os
ft. frbeortore Caviar. D. 50. John Onds.
9. J P. urethan% • ,In. Ohm. T. Jones. Op.
,10. John 67. Ford. Op. M. &Mclntyre. Op.
It, mini. A. Beideman, D. M. wm. W. DMIMMY, 0 0.
It Danl. M. Pox. D. Jon. B. Jr., 0 ?:
Opposition 111, Detioorats 11.
COMMON COMICIL
The following 1.1 a list of members 'loot of the
Common Connell, al nearly carrot as we pan
make it: , • . - .....
Wards. Wards.
I, J. G. Nair., OP. dr Alfred Pahl OP.
y 0. .. o. s as h
g rr in e e r i. o4 . n•O. P. Irfoeark. OP.
le. f h6414:1 ,. /4. Tre4 0, Op.
.3atinti atinger. Op. Min fla
N. A . tr. !hilts Pompton. Op.
ii, fl. leaminter. P. sobert li•teell. 031.
Wm.) on.hlin, H. .16. home' Potter. IDP.
T. N. Roffman. D. i otitPt J. Fenian. op.
William N. Ping. D. D. Nineatool. Op.
J o b e maranakey. D, - --W. V Lippiseatt. Op. -.
3. Amite. Millar, D. M. X. moors. Op.
Pdward C. Quinn.ll. IL Dr. Jos ease. O.
Taman Anion - mpg. D. Mohan% Paul.
4. John J. Nasal. D. %anti Permit
P141X11141441 , Martin ,D. fohn P Diem . . .
avia MoLsen, an, D. 17. Ayer V. Weaver, D.
2 _4'. Watson D 1. - Nollowil, D. • 0
3. W illiam tam b. • . Oelite..Tr.. D.
c
John urio. tr. 4. lintirenn. D.
, Wm M. B•ira. D. ii: ihmnb Moyer. Op.
11. B IJ.Wreketr D. William Hamm, Oa
1 avi P_ao •an. D. (74e rime er4m4. Op.
f. A. wolbert. D. - 7.. 1 . 11 11 0 .5L it:
..... .L..-
T. 181 ilm
,h vsna, ' sp. o.law osnati—
n. Jr.
1. R Andrews Op. on Williamson, D.
Win ii. Inehein. op. . +yid Row. D.
McCrea Op. sal McCleary. D.
l i ntin f los , Op. ' 21
John D. Phi
8.1. D.
• ho o
sJ. Poor Op. 11:trbse P. IN Dpr.,..D.
Wm . W. Pummorst Do. 10. mt. Manuel. r.. OP.
A 1.. IFlndelon. Op. at. 3 Mn' pan. Op.
p. D. O. Thoin•s. Op. Onn W. piinnns. Op,
,___TRA. A. Frs•rtip Op. . Wm. Vildeldt Op. W. 8. ettilists Op. Jahn Pot i o n . Op.
A. R. rllOl. Op. 21. Monte N•ohron. D.
10. Wps. P. HaeSer. Op. Mnitpuil Flynn. Op.
P.
P.S. Prelim...H. Op P. w. Leverlpg. Op.
.1, H. Bow invorth. OP. W. 81. Plow**. Op.
m. J. Peso • Op. H lAimr..op.
/1. t 1 .11113111 Mevarre• D. NOM. Ilan,. Op.
Wu' d Lama. D. .U. A. 0. rptn•rssnod. O.
llonli I err. D. ' Jonlohnn Prixdm, Op,
12. A. Haines Op. OPP. P. Adler, Op.
Fdinn 'lfni*. P. John Choir. 11.
Henry Ginter D. 1/. P. W. CaStrdie Ot'
13. ja ra i m I Andia Op. . W lPlarni t , /*
Thomas Bsest r Op. neon. all ~,- ~
Oppos Sion PC Derpoorsts Alt Opposition in Phil U
• - ALIMIXEN.
-
Wards.
. _ Wards. _
. . .
1 canine! Lentz, Op. 11.JOhn 'hoolcon. Op:
I. J. 8 Harmer. O. 11. J F. blaeober. D.
J. ItroPeqt, D. Ig, John Apple, Sr., D.
4. Itleorpo core. D. 14. A.. 1 Bowed. Op.
P. John Wh No, D. 14. J. MoOinnic. D.
Jae. MoCaben. D.
6. Chris. El .OP. jr. (A r s og a c ti n ne iv .D .
lohn B Matins, D. 18. In i tin Obuide. D.
T. Oearne Patched. Op. 21..J0e P. Mosta. Op.
4 W hn ilms
Elwi i Ile Op. Reuben Wunder, Op.
Jott. Op. •
The returns for the olty offloen may be summed
up es follows.- We preeeet the total., In ►ntioipa-
Lion of the oftleisl Tote, which will be announced
tred►y
MAYOR,
John Robbins. Tr .
Alsxsoder Henn, 0p....
Henry's
MY SOLICITOR,
A. M. Deehpit, D.• ••• ••.•••••
Charles E. Lox. Op ..... .
UV' maloritv.. . .
CITY CO NTROLLER.
John R. Downing. .....
George W..Haftr , OD
Haft', ....
RECEIVER OF TAXES.
Tohrt C. Weller. P.,
Witt am P. Hamm, bp...
Hamm's matrons—
CC CITY COMMIBBIONER.
, an t is ' in p aii:
11441111M1101.. , . 1.561
The &hotel Tote for Retest Connell in the Eighth
ward Is se follows
Frsoisate.,
Second.. —.
bird
Fourth..
Firth
Sixth
Cnyle majority 49
There will be a marked change in the complex
lon of the present Councils., The overwhelming
Mejority of the Opposition in the Common branch
will be reduced to tieentY, there being Vr Demo -
Orate to 57 Opposition." This will secure a ream.
ideation to the People's party. Mr.-Trego sill In
all probability be the pressideld, the .other officers
being retained, Mr. Trousemen goes into the Com-
Missioner'a ofilee. and Messrs. Dickson, Craig, and
Riley go into Select Council. '•The eloquent Mr.
Dennis goes into retirement along wlfe his col
league Mr. Pomeroy. Mr Bullock, together with
, the whole of the old Thirteenth-ward delegation,
will also retire. Mr Eldridge. who cane within
five votes of an election, will accompany the Wine
teenth.ward delegation into the shades of private
life. The Seventeenth•ward' delegation, Including
the Sarcastic O'Neill, and the facetious and area,
donate Justices, will he superseded. Mr. Wm. B.
Thanes will retire along with Mr. Pugh, leaving
the remainder of their colleagues behind. -
Among those who 'remain . we ,noligle Andrew
Miller, from the Third `ward; Who may be called
the leader of the Democracy, and the longest
talker in the Chamber; Mr. Ousin,.orps of the
most celebrated; as welt as one of the most efficient;
though unpretending, men in the Chamber; Mr.
thicker ' the ‘• Chancellor of the Exchequer," and
leader of the Onposltion; Mr. Cressewell, from the
Tenth ; Mr. Kerr. who appears to be a fixture;
Mr. Potter,the chairmen of the late Pollee Com
mittee ; Mr. Menne!, another old member, and
Mr. Trego, one of the ablest and fairest men in
the Chamber, and its president since 1858.
In the Select Chamber the change will not be as
extensive. Mr. Oarsman, the president, will re
tire, after seven years of MIMIC. :We shall miss
him, for be was al ways punctually in his place, - and
never allowed a question of any importanoe.to pass
*neat melting himself heard. Mr. Thompson
will give plane to Mr. Magary, end Mr. Parker, of
the Sixth, will 'retire in favor of Mr. - .Mce
Makin. Mr Gaoler. one of the most elo
quent men in the Chamber, and ,an
shrewd, and intelligent man, returns. from the
leighth ward with the glory of having beaten
Charles Gilpin in an ilpposifion district. Mr. Ford,
from the Tenth, 'remains. while the induatriens Mr.
Leidy goes into life a disappointed aspirant for the
Mayoralty. Mr. Gintodo will rammed Mr. Corn
man. Mr Dickson, a DeMormat i will Sapient Mr.'
Reed, en Opposition men, while 'Col. Brlnghurst
gives war to Me Welleste;-from tie` Eighteenth
bard -The venerable Mr. Peters retires in favor of
Mr, Craig, while Mr; Alleles:lmes in from Common
Connell to oconpv the position held by . Mr. Enos
Messrs. Cuyler, Ford, end Nolntyre, are the only
members who held eve", fbr two more years. '
Unless the official return should falsify the, pre
sent figures; there will be a tie in Select Connell on
the day of orgehleittion. • No businessman be trans
acted until a president is sleeted, and lines 'lwo
may hove the scenes of the present °engross daring
,the Sing" fop Speakershlp - re-enacted on at
smell eagle. In ell probability Mr. Pongeray, the
messenger. will be retained. Mile was by the lett
Cottnell, although be differed front them in politics
Mr. Foagoray le an excellent officer, and Is highly
esteemed by the members. The term of the pre
'sent Cannons expires to-day. and. as noel, there
will be the customary firemen addreeees and con
, gratulaiory reseltitions as the yearly
the muntelpal drama.
'An error occurred in the election totem yester
day, by which Dr. Lewis was printed as a Common
Conneilman in place of Mr..). R. Davis, Tho,gr
tor is cheerfully corrected. , -'
Some matiolons politiiieta. ple midst of 'the
enoitsthent of the evening, tlitd e dreamer Of (*ye
to the door of the mayor'. Oleo. As an theteues
of the geratitede of pleeinnen, we may stet* that
while the eleetketnea MS:Oh TueedaY, am
oil policemen , luiC tad TA , Mr.
Vans, and who4Ml berth ' kit Mr. Newt
lowan* Otelealdf-Hiat' r e ilobbilla was
Eldisk atzpon
Ur elUtek-tand:ll67 neeeno l 2 l ,„ ig:Mr
stem steak theft inteatheal Wad working
' fuldr. Seibitimi*The Snakes' of stars were
as billows' 11, 47, 49,1 L, 94314. ~:tri,
klaywilleary"thea called JualaYsiterday morn
lag by a large ember of intettlsens, who congra
tulated Wagon his elution.
We hope folio pardoned for reminding the Re
turn Judges that they are required by the eousoli.
detion set to meet after the spring elation 01
Thursday morning, et le °Week.- khan a lap
apprehension of the 'swelters le elansys daisy after
the May election. itothenfthe Mips thiaking Unit
Friday 4,-th* Aar, ..,A-Mlfeetftee tealsalawmill
Correct this error and enable thilladue from an
the wards to be in inedhisis . std beisturini at
the nyder time. .. .- . ' • -
•
The pollee returns at the Mayor's tarsi yes*.
damming, exhibited the faot that the day had
not pissed without its acoustomed tumults sad ri-
Oleg.: About three o'elook in the afternoon, a man
natted John SWIM la .esm psuy with ethers, ftli•
tend the nubile house of Mr. Nathaniel Jackson,
Callowbill street, near Ithrreath. and, It is said,
indulged in damns mitalmet . t l hisatenig riouteir tai
every ninon within their reset A Tight mened, ,
and Mr. Jackson, in . repelling the aseallaats, tite- 1
abutted a pistol, 'the emitufeeterlikarateellt Out
in the abdomen of Swift. The wound_ is of a serf.
'one character. Jackson was taken into easlody,
and lodged in the Fifteenth-ward etation-heap,
but. was subsequently released - on-bail ity-Alitme- ,
Men Martin. Swift. wes conveyed to his residua+
in Callowhill street, between 'Seventeenth and
Elehtunth. .1-; ; t_ ~. i,.1„.
._ ‘,.- -- .
The returns also enumerated other ins' nor, of
riot and tumult, the participants in whisk were ar
rested and bound over. , On the whole, however.
°outdoing the large number of votes east, and
the intense feeling manifested, we may safely con
gratulate ourselves upon the comparative degree of
quiet which our city enjoyed.
PRILADELPHIA Sootsrlf, 10a., PIOIIIOMO
1 Aeltentecas.—The stated monthly meeting of
the society, was hell yesterday nerraingWat, the'
rooms, Chestnut street, below Seventh, Craig
Biddle, Esq., in the chair.
The following gentlemen wore elected members:
Jthri B. Myers, Wm. M. IderedithiWuCtirithe.
lius, Frederick Brown, John Welsh, J, B. I•ippla
[ Gotta Shoe. Sparks, Samuel I °Witten, Peter
Colas, (of Chestnut Hill,' and John P. Crosier, (of
Delaney, county.) -
The President stated, on behalf of the Executive
I Committee, that it was probable-the society could
1 1 get the ground at Poweiton, Twenty-fourth ward,
lei bold the Fair wren 26th' MA, end 28th of Sep- I
timber ; but it yeas not certain, as Mr. Howell had
some idea of erecting a large paper factory on the,
, ground the coming spring. If he, did not do so, the
1 society could get the ground ; bithif Mr. U. con
' eluded to build, other ground _would have to
be selected. Mr. Biddle further 'stated that
the committee - bid .ttaken , up ' and Ulepted
the premium list, as far as " implements
and machinery." They intended to meet again,
and finish the liet,when it would be reported to
the society, probably stile next meeting. ,
Mr. Spangler inquired if any arrangements bad
been made to meet the expenses, in case the exhi
bition should prove a, failure. , In his Widen, it
would be netteesery to get it upon a large. male,
and he was epprebensive that it mien not b. sue
easeful. He desired that some of the members
should give a geireentee to meet the ditelleastr. in
ease the receipts did not meet the expenses.
The President, Mr. Biddle, said that upon a for
mer exhibition there wait atiehA guarantee given,
and a subscription made, in the event of its lidig
needed ; but he did not think it would be necessary
in this instance, as there was no doubt as to the
success of the proposed exhibition.
Mt. Sheridan thought there would be no
defloiency ; but if there was, the members would
put their Windt in their pockets and mike it up as
they had done before. He said the society bed
greatly increased in number, of late,: but not in
efficiemoy. He thought this talk about a failure of
the Fair showed a want of spirit in the members,
and stigmatised it as "email Business."
Mr: Spangler did not think it "email business,"
but a :natter of prudence to loolete the toutiagen-
ales The expense of putting ups fence and other ,
matter, would run into thousands of dollars, and
it wee but right they should knotty how seek heavy
expenses were -to be met before they contracted
them. r •
Mr. Ingersoll mid the society bad plenty of mu-
ney to meet the &tedium should see occur, . , I
Mr.'olemente did not believe there was any An
ger Of failure, if the exhibition were held on the
ground selected." The- State Society, with 'a poor
exhibition lait year, had made thousands of licit
-1
- After SOMe farther remarks the subject was
dropped, with thinetierstandinithaetint arremmr
ments for the fair will go on.
Mr. Ingersoll offered a resolution, which wee
adopted," that Mearb.', Craig Biddle Dr. King.
and Dr. "Toraddell, be i committee telimmiag
report upon the peculiar mettle of Alderney cattle.
He said these gentlemen have been selected be
cause they were probably better acquainted with
the subject than other usembets ottke llobist7;
Di. Jennings . V. El., presented M • ':be soc iety a
fine' specimen of " bote, ' tube,, 'Dim the
Mommb' of it horse. He law in • illeMention - a
description " or the : - ditistalle, both in? berms
and' beef - eattle,and explained the, mode of
treatment" parted" try vatettniery 'entgeons.
He said the "bole' were. produced from
the Mum of the 4 . potrflY' which, were dem:sifted
on the hair of the horse when turnedent lathe
Tringyt of the year to *shim. The hares'esould
ar the eggs front Ms bide, Sid they were dem
veyed Into the stoesaelr, where the • .‘ animal" - (as
he termed , the "bet") was developed, and it sower
times ingteesed to snob en extent as to' stop up the
natural passages, and destroy the lib of- the home.
The horses kept in a oily were not liable Co the
disorder, as it affected only thole which were
turned out to pasture in the country. The " hot"
wu very tanatious of life, bee found to live_for
hours after removal foist the Wink& of a - horse,
and immersed In turpentine and strong setae.
This shored that th e pr tuode of treating the
disorder was not by givi ng the horse time powerful
medicines: Mi. rim les, becaule atuirowid oPsin
kill the horse without killing- the "hots." His
mode of treatment was to redoes the inflammation
in the stomach, if possible,,and expel the parasite
by the bowels, whim the horse would recover. ,
Mr. Millburn asked Dr. J.- if the eggs could not
be prevented from getting Into the horee's stomach
by,tbe owner remarrying themirota the' hide ? Hs
bad meld a knife, er razor, and' Out of till the' eggs
from the bide or ihorse.
Dr. J. answered that this would prevent, to a
certain, extent. a horse get leg the., eggs. in his
mouth, but Will mune would remain, in spite of all
the care exercised. - He said further that the
i• bets " were natural to tie horse, as the eve
tilled be developed in the stomach of no other ant.
mat. He also gave a description of the " bots,"
peculiar to heeves,,whieb was an insect which
einuated itself in the back of the submit, and
penetrated the skin, which caused the cattle to be
come poor in flesh, and Infester - in other respects
He explained the mode of treatment to sure the
disorder, and at the troneltudett of , his address chi
meeting adjourned. "
Tau STRONG MAX MACE ACIAIN. Last
evening, Dr., G. B. Winship, of Boston, gave
another exhibition of his wenderfebikill ~ ,at the
Musical Fund Hall. The midterms was 'not so
liege as upon his first appearance here, but, never
thetas, - was very eeleet. The feet! performed by
the DootOr were the units ii those anon his first
visit here, whiqierers described- in The Prom at
the time. They consisted of lilting 1,100 weight
of kegs of nails, sestaining,with -one hand, Tee
pendioularly over his head, a dumb-bell weighing
one •hundred and eighty pounds,
raising him
self Up with the little fi nger of his left band
and the middle finger of his right, sad closed
by raising up,and sustaining upon his shoulder a
barrel of flour, weighing two hundred and seven
teen pounds. The feats were well and "cleanly"
,performed, and were greeted with much applause
He appeared to go through his exercises with more
ease then open his first visit, but complained that
he could not conquer his exeesalve bashfulness at
teeing an audience, notwithstanding he had, ap
peared before the publie sintenty.live or eighty
Hines within the last six months.
. -
O.ItOAnIZATION •Slin — Na w Cirr Govlux
menr.—Meyor Henry will be reinaugurated on
Tuesday next, at noon: st the'rear 'end Of the
State- House, on Independence Square, where the
oath of office will be administered teehins, probably
by Judge Thonipson, of the Commion . Pleas. .The
new City Councils will. meet on the same day at
their chambers, 'Mr the purpose eUergtristug.
.The old Councils also usually meet here on the
same day: Previous to the organisation of the new
Councils. There tieing a tie in Select Coate,
there will probably he some Axing up " of things"
in order to enure en orgehisatiort. 'There will
- very likely be -a compromise *etyma:the two
'Oleic', by dividing 'thee °Mow of thepresident,
clerks, and messengers, and the various committees.
. 1
TUX HANDEL AND HATMX SoCISTY.—The
annual reunion of the eiremiernroithisiociety took
place en Tuesday evening at Heade' and Haydn
Hell. A number oflidlei MA 'gentlemen 'weri
nreseet, although the weather...prevented 'ready
from attending.. Retorts - wets read after which
the members enjoyed* collation *VOX was *reed
lo the banqueting roost. The reirsertiset the off eere
showed the society to be in a flourishing condition
in even' reepeet. ,_Specelme Wine made by Pro..
femora B. C. Cron, M. ef. Creme Maisie Burrell,
Street, Paul, Heisler, Sparks; and others. Col. D.
W. 0. Moore delivered the ennuil address, - after
which the company adjourned. .
,
AMOTtlatt Rica BALL Ctuit t v— B y: of
base ball, the Philadelphitess are not_tchted their
sister cities. We are glad to announce the forma
tion of a new club under the titieof,tlatrMetieenttle
Base Ball Club.' They , layed" tht third - genre of
the season last Saturdiryi"-and numbered , twenty
five members. The members, consist" mostly of
business men. Thie follo*lng ars the officers
President. Wm. .B. .Trump;„.elos midden; Ed:
ward Grate, Jr ; aseretary and treasurer, John
Zebby, Jv. . -
GAA.WD BALL.—The Zottaiee "will "eve ati
Inauguration ball at Musical Fund Hall, on Mon'
day evening next, and from the well-known cha
ranter of the mantigers, we predict- one of the
most agreeable reunions of the season. Tickets
dan be procured at the armory of the company.
northwest comer of Fifth and Pewee: Each ticket
is accompanied with a medal representing • young
vivaadiere, and bears tile inscription " of
inauguration of Philadelphia Ennui " The me
dal was stamped by Means. Warner, Mickey, &
_.:.::.u'u'ei
Sii MO
SS 743
Citylei. D. 0119t0p.
110
318
• 113
• aff
Wit
lW 313
1,780 ' 1 217
1,217 '
MeaTING or COLOHID PIMPLE.—Last even
ing, a meeting of colored
.people In favor of en.
denting the (tonne of Wm. Still, In' regard' to bil
alleged libel upon Mrs. Wills, who Vrae in this city
a short time since endeavoring to boiled money to
purchase the freedom of her, eldhltia, was held
fitter, a long and stormy dieciation,. resolutions
approiing of Mr. stilt's tionraivrere adopted; tot
there was , much opposition ihenitlisted by a °mud
datable portion of the meeting.
AOOWKNT OH THZ FiyiNeTLYANIAI4II,IOAO.
Yesterday - morning Jahn ()amnion, .twenty
seven years of age, e flagman on the Penneylvibla
Railroad, While stepping frOnt ono Mir to another
while the train we. in melte*, near Paoli, Cheater
, ° " lnt Yl m , isle d hialogiirg and tell off on the aide
of the-taltwl, fracturing bits right armadmitted badly. He
was brought down to I L
e,
: nto.
4 i' aft,. 44 I
OAITTION TO Tramamiso-:-Yeaterday,. a woman
named Ann Riley, 45 years of age, residingle the
rietthhoirbood of Tirenty-tret 'and !Filbert etrieM,
I r 6 + ll *grand, burned by her olothett taking art
while standing 1q front of a are gram at her
res l 4 B ooo. inlocies are io *vire - that' lk=re
foated'sho will rot recover. - She wee 41E8'1044i
Peoleykvente Ifameles cannot be too
clii 4 4l - 114 parent'avatiot •=Aat
book
rl
0 0 1 0 1 4 1 101-be., *eat eit Aks
Poolda gmartele. akiK' Z l.'7
Cheatnett, on Tueedny s oneteg,',Wailaonentaingar ' '
the dietitian retinue., aleagemost Many
wellentabould be emialid boy they fetek ,
mleaellatteene monde open oeswissa et cat
ether apettesseata.
,
Amami? Jit Coon litin•—rliioW
2 401 31) jeers,: was itheittedlitii tbe rat -
BolVitg lildfireilifr Mel I dijlltAkkgrtit:'--'
bum on Ihe bee.' vhfoli'll 'Markle
premature expleihne miltmaiet
was at work, on Taeaday, •
loaf imp reabkraw
Lammas: easailty. remayhmitt ie =
za Jima* man Nu a unt• and thaw
61mm/be uPeg MR for igallParT: "
fits Guitar liointit.-1 fair II now be-
log beidwirr -
are toi be appSell *tin":
Ifeapite3 ta at', Jo lima seterpeeidneeke is ewe le •
Irak& aboalal be homeward. mit somez- --
relliftnll no doubt Witt NW fair, art eentathotii ".
•
liberally to floe higidy humiable undertaking.
Lsau, sraillassigme..—DeaMip 00,111.-;
Mee Nun. -icsaes ai..8.11111121'd PetiTs. is
anion dee prosabew saterAdsasast wan enekeled for '
*Motif rargalja. LialsenidgpliMatiC ilikllafar def.,
leaSsat.
wm. M. Parka to the *or of )oelith MOON s• 6 hedee
ltilegarso C 0 inintlaber gegoogeow o poor., ari
to:limpet Br mason of parties yea 'sterol
kir d n. ethadant. Davis for platataff; Ifieeigoed ter defog
dar
Joehait B Barra. Jacob Weed. Weakiurtoar Dips%
kaomben Prise irePayal B Rambla. A passel nese
tn 1.4 t nodneat' Taw
df for d( raTtal raw gliT6dr; 84;4
Jo* llohlar is. IL Kirk. an ewe* or Crormr
movie dantegeti W 4 1dgMbidd
certain Weeks K rit Whitt elallirrff eat att fa"
thehave gees r4eltaggt
merle try . edh e le
it arWelt
the marble. as Oa anasialorassd *mit wee
the orogen, of plaint" •
tigt diefepdoet ens* and
gold elm same. Jury Out. T. J. =woe Ter skaamr east'
for defendent. k.
DI TRICT
ten Ts. C. W. Robieltimgrkitragrrignig tend
nrigricaturdr. 4.411,F40. Vrir
It/ohn Craig wt. Gamy* W.flegt;ianth''aewor
vbarcer, • sesaasd. segos to. roomier alms-
money alleged to have bees direntotriventh me. Charter . *holm, *rote broker. itttrrohitgoire teetighelelli bg
ofooto the oogrt ontprod o iron-fait Mons Red
htotntirre for plaint'' , J. Bebop agates for d.p.d..pg,
West Phil'idirithia Belliting and Mono' AflllfietlkliDa
va. Retort Denny. is woe on a hood for erldlilQ, Ron
&flamed for the payment of it GOO wires -by defeadent
to piamodre A Nasal. of MIS obbelo•ri• t biew•t!l&"
tient. D Defence, Montt Of Ogg tinte- &Dona Of tag' -
bond 'mooting • alga halareee.or • Wolves for
plaint& for Nog& Aguysien for pw a sur s ,c;oo • Ad s .
ger for defendant.' - 7- 7
Casa. Wormi Ti. Edward Carl/RAW. tolidoe of B. ct.,:
P. Lisle and W. C. Paw bas oa ec i lloa of rostra
Crin i rst f itrs t M g eo v=st s on? Aye for
in armor. it; value drools, VW. Milo% lot
plaintiff; .Thoo_perit for defendant.
Beale:inn H. mesa are. Chan.. A. Brown. AR neaten
to mover for goods sold and delivered. On trial Blears
lege for plaintiff ; T 4. Clayton far derclitgati -
Comfort Priltrie-rifeline imdlow.- 8w& uarter.
Lightfoot re Cartes, TWO caw, havotriiri the Po ne
past 'in each ease, ware tried togeter. Thai
mere
feigned Lena to teat the voltage of awhile drredia.. hire
out. Letabwortb uiropstartr; C. Brewster for *wa
des& - _
t;c . ;xmoi feßtina.44llwlrisifeas Jan.
nlation ',LTA's African Itstlaslektmeh. Itaftrrek Matted.
Jury out. _ _
QUAITILII 81 , 111I07111—Iadge 7101/411100111 OM*
AIM= Sk•lly_fted r ream I, Itiorelli came up on Ilea-
Wu venue The dereadeitte nreoherged with creating
• disterbance at tee Coeteseatai mobe4 tonseti*e
full Mort of Thoth stipteired in our ideed Miami At
the tinie. After the teatimes! of thelthineldf rbe
adidatia had been sins. lawn, ws• oedema ow 41,11
in the sem of SW" and steFell - or Ifs
*resent both were remanded. - r - • - -
lAtitelf-,ftollll Nellt 101 / 6
leerremendenee at TM, Praia.)
_ Etier,YOao, ,11151 - O,
The eannel,eleatipa ad- trainee of Ihe Ws. 4,
Bank-mai Company_wsi held this alienation,- and
resulted in the choice otitis followlneAgentlemm :
Tracy B. Edeon, - beilab Wright, Charles Ibipae,
Samuel H. Carpenter, Marley, .1 - Danforthelki•
ward J. Danforth, J. Douai , Bald, Babort Dreier.
and B. W. Edmond,. Edeon,;lW.l, -Dan
forth, Draper, and lichnonste wir•Ma in. the Lout -
last year. Them elsangee„,orill, load to a Chime In
some of the °Seers of - the enisipanY - 111
P.Shon
will doubtless be-prpident, "_Me his, frfoliett o** '
set, been the principal -•mamejaftsibbse ,
ci-
The navy yard' at Bretiblja'bilakitewci ems „.
of unmet activity, iik*eftenci'l - of - ilmi' tiQpf
of orders frost :Wpahloiltonto hale tai United
Stabil kistrier bact4ready,for pea in:ternereeks. -
She Is to - promed immediately : mud' the Wks tsk",,—
Panama. sad Quint covey the Jerome At bee-.
sadors and shim berth to theiiimites: - The Sieger*
had just been roofed 'Amer at an expeassed about
six thousand dollars; and is as, sore reedy fee Na
then the day atm was litenteltad ; hat biscrlethrlty of
the agleam, sod the reimposed Iberia, an
upon fora prompt ballthnent of tke • Oder: .
The demand for steam ire engineer's tepidly ea
Ike increase. Lee & Lased talemiaw.asestrwtegL
ten, fire of which - are for - this Oki arid .tiflCte.. - `•_e
reminder for clams elinwlione. They have also re- -
eently received orders for eh! owe, On Friday
last the new steamer built by them for Southwark
Company, No. $, vps reeelved Mat :appeopeiste
ceremonies. Pretteded by Dodweetk's fell benl,
they marebed thseagit semi! prmalsent deem
town streets, and .bietqfht
,wp •at , company's
home la Ana streskrwherathintienbitiimmEpts;
table were prepared is homer of the wrest.
This company was ihe Met ti , fatrodese- the
double -bank, or_ Philadelphia style 'of _ .gins,
which eMited grist opposition and indignetiort at
the =ttar flew- 'ear •drestme, *seek exCklunes
' proved the wisdom of their aeleklon.
4 :lie lit. oonillet between Elliott - and
tiara Academy - of Deaden,- groWing old of the
fonney's ".mating_ net expalition„,goee m the
stadia I bear that *r. B. has retalserllebn W.
AakMead,-Itier, asneetassi. ealthif einveselldy
mute et-the 'Lair, as - the ,AmbilStlon of Om Am;
detiy will be Blond long before Slims* can be cot
to a jury. The old meraters of the &Mobley have
beoissne quite animated *basalt,: emit anN with few
exceptions, and those of no account, ea the tide of
Mr. Elliott.
AND COMAEXCIAI6,
The - Mauer Market.
_ PKILIDI4/111A. his" p,1119.
No imesteetbreinoreirent infancy stooks kids ads-
'ration to tin sleek. runlet shuis, for ltd. in.rstinent
securities, is exiisedingly dull. - of GOD of fiats -firs*
sold et Ø. denten of from "mime suoietiong. - ,
TM, it•tr issues ofeitY roans field et ilLeggf, sad the old
it SI ',drums Of .44. Readmit /Isamud shares
fell of l(, and Ai char !kill Navigation. preferred, K.
The money ;market is unehnased: . Prime messed
paper sells et 6 to till per cant., and lizsbelses sinste
name paper at 7to O. Nunes tees known sell et ti to le
per out., but the wait of cot fidesee.,whieh still lurks
in the mimeo of eapiteltsts, Tinders tin Paper - of hewers
that suspended during theorist" almost ism ansble
A semi-snutd dividend of four parsing. has been de
clered by the Sisk of flenueutoinu,
, .
We ri ti belo wa statement of the" basineleof the
Philadelphia Custom House for the wank of -
- April. - rale tlati.
to Warehouse April Mt.— 81,4687C0 4734111: 1101.380
Werehou'd fm (main Dd. "LOW MAN XV kV
other distrts. Utile 11 773 49.567
Nelthden for eatinumPtion 221 4 -160 - 931 9 " 9 8
tremportenon. 97,061 /end - 7911
arportetton.... 8367 r IO • este
In - WszetrescitenLlL...: -
Pawed or oneeemptlim.. 34T Ne IN OM *Les
Free mdse. entered • - Mai 1113 090
- - • "DITTIAD It2CT.VIDD:
Vlla.- '
ApriL . cif - ,j
111137 Sai
Prey. 3 mos.. 1.074 BM 4MI dirt,on
111113,679 aU egg - 824 alg 911,C4
The following I. the coal teenage of ibie Sharocana
Valley and Pottsville kallroed Coseptar: _ •„
Week. Year.
For the week ontllng Apra V, 223 12 94.07207
sum, Uwe teat 15 93,5153
TneTaaN...... ,~.
Amount of cool &Wooed by the Wyofrons CraPilPPia
ppiay from opomos of oorfratiou to April 30, lffler
. EAU TM,
tieererie io toeuruis in M..- - "
Tolls rsoaivedis 1810....,...-... . —.5543' .10'
Same time Jut 15er..........—, 7,5.11 18
Increase in toile received 11118*.......
The decreer* ia *nips is ow* loarevigneon nirt
otenien mesa: Ma rear se Met. .
PHILADELPHIA STOCK FiCHANDE (ULM.
• ALS7 2 1860."
1111802220 IT S. E. &Atm mum. 3T4 Walnut Street
FIRST 'BOA RD.
IMP Penns
wod do .....66.a. 0414
1000 do ......sivn. 1 1 (4
000 City 62.- ,
VO do . /02 '
300 new.l 04X
ate Ca) a Go.
moo Cam & Bta
2000 Breen & Ota-FITs: 81
SOuOElmß7aLtmtre7B
- BohtiNse 185 w
- EETWEE
Pen% sc • .
, -- SECOND
100 Peoria lc • 2d71• 94X
IWOdo rota loan
.100194t1y L i 4/
. .:
0 d0 , .-:......... ,
SOO City f a..... - ..rew.lo4
1900 n ee R ea... pi
io ilea tollvid-ot R. 441 K
, 8 Spruce 8: Pine-stR RAI
- CLONPIO PRI I
Ind.. doted..
Philadelphia6o..lo2 1191 1 i
lula.es n. 111 10234(
Philo ft.: aew..10634" 100
Penn , ' AI Ng -I 94. X
te:dint R -It 4.18 24 K,
eading 144 '70.. 81); 92
ad rotas '44... UN 1001
sad mt WU., 7234 71
. Penns W..dryoff N u t WU
ConORIM mbb 87 ~" UN
torris Cal eon.. U
lo ern y s
Pglav p i M II 3 4 4
74
9ohuyl t4avlm to 79 ..,_
Bo huy I RSV BBL'. 8 WC
•••
Philadelphia Markets
PEILALILYnIas May 2—Ev
The storm to•day has interrupted besieess, and there
is very Hine doing in Breadstuffla. The export demand
roc Flour continues limited.' and abuit 400 blda rood in
perfine Bola at $5 WIN, at whioh rate hob:lore are
free sellers. The trade ac- buying in a Small way only.
at from R 6 X 4 to 06.40a7.71 bbl for superfine extras
and fancy brands, as is twilit.. Rye Finn. is steady;
and he bbls sold nt Ott& Penns Core Neal is trap
steady, and sold at ifialle" bbl. D sale of sOU bbla
Brandywine waii made on prints terms.
Gasia.,-Whent,ss moreigleaty m day• and buret" are
holding off for tenter price.; about 1100 bushels only
have been sold at 11360 for prime red, and 1700 , 175 for
good and:inems -white. nye is unsedtled. and tel) hue
rattan told No. Corn is ;WI; there is not Muchmf
faring, and 1 000 bus • allow sold se no, gsum th"la srn
nchanged, and 5100 bus have MIMI
_Stladieled utae 400
u
for Pnnua. and 44340 far Delawara.-
Ban 4.-Queroitron is scarce, and ,4mm for
Oat No 1.
COTTON.-We have only a' 111111ted •SitajallBll to note
- in this article at poev.ous quoted
Glocsaiss are held dem tr, lad a aanaanoinun d ung
'in &gar mid alolainea at auotatissa oaresa - at cues
c0...e. and SOO bags Lae n.yrs 14 on time.
rioVialoNe.-.10b• desossa tat Pork and Bacon OCia-
Zia n • limited, sad - d oss atasatbsr ausy, In 'seven
; eats ire hew ot ot Oa= le auks IL - Wadden* at
tnt dO data. f_Lard. a Small sale eras maenad
tqc for Dole and tea, Inas; time.
essoa-Th• liesnapd for Clarempted is liatitd. cad
Prillee4woreh $475 it be*: nothing doing is macaw
or paiesed toaltdr vastradAysa
WAISIST masts was a steady dsaand fthe - r."""
'are ; Ohl* kls'Usolt at 1014 issesranuda laden%
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