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Ohturleettr* gettedlere sad Dianstiontess.
Whoever has read the recent speech of Mr.
Tkonmas, In the Se of the 1:1 States,
in reply to Mr. DA '';', t 4 , ill sea
that th r Secession =.. ". tent
headed b: Kr. T•
„,, ' ;` f ' 1 iti
leader; was the co : 4 t 44, 'VeCion g
since c m lc e i ved,A7. `faraa ' .theAtodou
States into a liWolu'” if
,'''''sld arsot4 the
Union. • This was distinctly avowed by Mr.
TAlteny in two lettere of' his published in 1868 )
and it is but too obvious. from the heti of the
Alliti; — Theilit Convention, by a nu-
AfirtilnifttrAy4regthqKadopted the Citt
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- nthin 1856; yet,an account of
tide tatetehdleir that *Mon tinlY;withotit nij
piggetnian i ttittnAwr p \:llfiy,'o dr 041 , 4 5
shidi t h ive*f 04tiotroPor k i ll fiad M
Te?,,, 11 0: 1 ),004 011 % 10 , thus diaio)ve go
Democratic Vittf, luvi taioce the Union of
, Mo w ow-, noes, General Lawn,
one of the , Seaatore from Orogen, being in.
grated of thEritittel Or ftti cue, in's um.
Itidithite*li Of OK 80 th o f Awn list, to
In*4*. 4 05 1446 -AN 4 Oregon, nOT/104 and
a* l 4 .. 1 1 4 1,end 4latildan movement
. 1 4aldka
.44ktf ett the southern aolegolic
',mu! Tunwiiiii•, - they rednainad In the Oon
matealenk aitionaganat true lo the Democratic
party -and tattle Unto% General LANE advised
and urged Oregon to go otit, lealfe the 'pee
wyettet; lea& up ' the iteiheiteue PartY),alk
1 Pin tge 44 l3eoticiers. ' Antaltitoty r th a majority
4 ihipati th eie, and ail Of the - Northern, dale
-1014. wristink, he Dried Oregon, the most
niltbsNri , ttriUet Northeast Staleat , to leave the
Convention and join the Seceders. His tele-1
graphth despatch lain theme words, as publish
ud in,the,,Wathington liar one of the smallest
handrergans of the AdMlnistration, on the Ist
cdsyt-
' jitot.4..itcolus tl:to: t'VOttr titipatau is metre!.
%tea* the locality bt Siete'. sae rem by Woo
Motet that Stalttli iti the Atesodtetionsi tights of alt.
aiiiti "ma se loth Chest-so out au STAND by
a "' t ~ Jos Loss."
• .•tieaerai 3 Lasa -seems to be ,verY partial. to
the weed "stand,"' haihig abed titbitr times in
jiaoitioietb"
,pl4lCiteitsitil„ Waiite"
:14( style , and thb
sentence ,is „ concerned.
iteß9l4 l 9,Pietende to mai that General LAN*
possesses- a stogie qualification as a /dates,-
man.. Intellectually at the very foot, not
onii.of; the. presentf , Seiate of; the United
'Stites; biltiof elf wlfehire ever served in that
tied
,he was 113e~t1~t `n to
„need by the
'Aillitli*.o ll : l 'o:,i4eo l6 4 :the -4 1,,, Fliarai
"Sill:•tdadipatch
..I_.;POCWPDPR, rek 4ll 4 , but an
keerv.ilitaiete., is every reason to belleie;
he litilded:- to, ihslu sedsetion!and sent thii
ravel Airlailve,•Ovee his: own. eignatarit,
- rising *non, a Northern State;• to leaVe
the'.o4 (Air Of thildiret4 int' all the 'rust
`Oftitelfithi . liiiiiihti*ititioaiittle 6014
iliAoliat ea' liiiiitfeitati. Thee!) men
.*.**4 - A*4 as e 'limit, for
? _ter Ilea ,Plesidenivin their Richi
mandidol. they.can throw the , election
fatOtheXonsai as they desire to - do;they May;
with tide secession majority 'hi the Senate,
alias% Vice (the Hole tailing to
eleet)lentettifi twa tilghest , sad thus make
'a man' President yote4 '
never rierelved a single vote for that office
from pie.etttia MetiCiFt people.
Such see the wretched schemes of ambition
whieh: , hive . been
;plead larfore-Gesu Lawn, midi in an evil hoer, 1
ha has yielded the lidethilin lOgic;und
tidied himself forever la ;a - *cid Publie
";He" commanded .
to move
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N-k- ‘ , ;lftereietiet . the'eztremest
,at .04,1fProire • State., he endeavorii to,
*yes her from hers/stet States of the
Ifithi:andirottf a Majority of the electing
*Ma teak!' Etotith,; .
hei .thi s
lark- Eteer(raioii." hid Dlennion,mirvinente
itinionientiof of Alibi*, to
:Ai elicited ids' power.
Oragenirilf
,Maws,
itgo out,!' as directed by him.
llbolitiot , leinisgas,.llesiocestioparty and.
join in *movement:to destroy the . Govern
ment.'4.Gineral 'Lie* hinnielf will 'have' to
w go'out".of *eller life w. He can neither be
elected President nor-Vice Prestdent, and the
SWeineilieGeige* 'at 'itteL coming election,
the - ,Selste of the
1440 Sties. prlvate,life,
to serve es another beacon to;Warn ambitious
public men against uniting in Sweden oillia•
at&
Pa i lladrOdaAediftr °a PPPular
eiimr. 4 .174 Ledger, and many other
Mole , * Pi doFtAte of 4 Popi 1 a Soao-
I "11. that -theY Wade •to lave
catuthe tally of =Meth' the people of a
Nenitcay have slip& to pows Laws in violation
otawprbvisithei of the 'Counitntien of the
trotted 14atea o :'Whis, in AU,ihey claim is
ttAllht et the *Ate 'et as VlSeeized Terri
i",**ol,4* StatV! to o ell
Il`p•wpt ilLtatinsk to thfidotheatte institution P as that
; 110 A l 9(h/ *Agfa o 3 the Constitution. What
Aistf' indite Zuffre,ssys Congress cannot do,
.arkstar, sad, lir the` full sena ) what 11
State and the 'swept. of c State may not do
also This 4t Popular' Sovereignty"' does not
&Aril its- pelieffenflete of Cengreu, bet
OM,* Oillie*ell,4l**l.l4. 4 4 111 :fee Soier.s-
Otilftf'*4 o fieS by our Constitution as
, f l FligAltraferstnot ' dOeffsted to the Gene
.lo4-GIMISISW, bat retained to the States or
the fspsegeec,lrkerliweple f AU the Peo
ple: ersfurwbons the constitution uproars' Si
powu. On this 'dew of the matter, neitheri
the ;ale Justice, nor any theither of the
thuel; 'expel*, anioplition. All the Chief
;niece inid waif in reference to the powers of
PopEre,ll.'
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EZINESI
- : - ThefdiAdms:Act the - libltere.
• i We pabllah.uptofthe foutthpap r as part of
**political hlstotytif the thnesithe address
knit Tfitir tnothhert of Ctingress;, and ,of the
MHOS :Statil 'ileiziti,;',itsvitlng the Seceders
CNA ;shin tO•ittendthe Baltimore Con-
This moyetilint; however, has been
4):4 some of the flotithent States
hp Alto, of the taostultrn of ;the al•
tindatOrldle the Northern delegates will be
lottly,thdlgnant it VW advice • given to- the
batten - to ; seeSdo a geoid time If their
"Oa 11 ,ie - wit ' 1 ' 0 , 04 10 4/".
"rilolsa
tfloii *Ulna's , Ltso.—losst night Mrs.
VS:i* tsthritad AO psi*. i!f las, in the sday ,of
dollaiKo iaii Wan poidsomona,
Mrs. Cowell ;Simko. Mrs. I/44d Othello, Mr.
%Mori at "Cariti - r; - this per
MOO !Pi *KIP to soy tbst it
ought 46 draw a
treat ion* . Ire stall stotlialt.' fnUY in blonday.
rananabsikl that - .parsositiOn of a
lisisebsts4tsi Wth**. is MO"
dot. Obailattathibtaaii ilk Played Motto and
Riatos t 4 bliFl;Mni IliddinC far traitor, 'played
Ainotet, is Satt end Bristol, la 1181, - for 'als
aftsiiiii intitbi-fisfora she load* kir second
lilt **IOW noligentint it iiinry Lana Theatre.
aiL Moitimesea Cistinalfssivoial Colmar
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dent
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sinoVattriiialvi lialOationori Mr. Wonsan olais'
all** ifi,,Warnsr; one' by
rodent school of
riihnianf.'lll.4llokistioli playa's:clank. solo by
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intniptiva - iYateboat - tatUid' tbi Elsa Voyage,"
estalassid by *% - -Mottlikkok I* a grind ornbestra,
islak4oll4 aopop' saarki Milan nt blo
lionaintor. ?hi ii lonabla Compodtioni odd snot
sink kronor MA =Ai list teas aolobntad
Is 'kis -116:Predliiii Overtire Is , a
Riad sad isisisarall w thboonatiy. , IS Sasicoly
unannowy to sajftitatilr; lowa leads its oroltostrst
for billsinWrikinik-, , Wiiiranstiod that debits
itoetait4X_Mlifrt-mpldin so est thaw is ovary
menu cis moot ,
41kora t ralkirkorre.r•Tba r saldbition. of this astra
# einoeri rutollUaotstaatiee *Attlee.. OreWdid
siskinsais, Her ttsiaaidiadnntiraaw rivals any
*ohm at vie. rawyst,aaltibitod,Tboas orb o
*at already eialit I Tisk tO should do so
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Worrismomi see of ?mg !
Alimoi«00, 47 18,1860.
F4o4thslnwitsi*obitiate WhOIR interest the
ter at thii*pitafteithe :PrOldealtial mansion.
I..Xe need in disorll!I 46;4", to say that
serif indidingdO one hundnidatid sivistyfeet front,
be eighty-Ai feet deep. The Biuteiteoni; In whiab
the President yesterday received tigiapanese Com
miseloners and their suite, is ink* the depth tf
the building, and about forty.rut - in, width. The
Walling to -lofty, the interior 'Mainly, though not
luzurioulF furnished, and the exposure toward
the rotamie magnilloant beyond detoription. ft
Mf: - the! mind:ter *mu +if: liferyiend :Wad Mir
gbihi. It wu a happy idea that, the . ;span
. o . ll lc/ Abe greeldent wadi( tit y
met,*.in his own , depertmeitt., They ,the
selves make 0f 6,0e: ruler, !;:icii:t g od, *Mid
llaii 'flew, and: On:Minding, hint with all
'the gllittn - Wind i Marino/7, pe ! ordlit 'in their Mini-
FM:inked iieralition:' , ; Ina/hie
bind -the heid of thatgrialk nation Ofwahlehthey
ate Unbound guests, a plaht,:reieiablo °M OP,
without AM: or Igesbers,..irmidorned urn in. the
majesty of the greet oMee be holds, and dependent'
alone upon the pepularvaill! --No eaoh soene Inn
awn beenWitutifted itrour country as , thii
race -
,tien. leave the , detaihrio the other oorrespon&
dents of the Pratt, riant the'Vtlaole arrangement Of
iq prowiedlngs relecti infinite credit upon *apt
tlsmen U. Whom the preparations for 'the'eration
'weria - wonlided:' Tbe' day, 'cloudy Mt' drat, was
Mein and warm; often capon the Menials
wee all that otibld'haie been desired. ' I never UM
iMi.lhiehanin loath better, ;Mar' wad surroundid
by hid: Cabinet sod' by other officials of the army
;aid navy, to whom referenee was had in a letter
of one of-your 'Poeta correspondents a few dais
ar, and by eineoursi of ladies, at the
tumid of whom waiting Barrie) Lane, the daugh
ter of his aliter,Wito. MSC t Moldier Of years 11 0,_
lo PrenirDia eountr:- " The members of the,
llenalcand Moue' ' were preiant 'ire 'a body' With
their officers.. Outside, there ' in impious&
crowd, and Int little diaapOntoterit Mal espial*
beestun themsabirof admitted guests bad nodula
r/1y to be liniftini. I ought to add that ell the mein
bars of tbeDlPlomatio oorps nen Wanlaington were
MOM. The m a rine Corps made asplendld appear-.
ions, and the Military of the Distrbit never showed
Abletter idrintage.' They were ranged outside
daring the whole program, of the reeeptlion.
No . ontrein read the proceedings of the Republ
eim Conviition;in session' at Chicago as I write,
without being , impriesed the* enthtularid and
'compactness of that organisation.' The Republi-
Gans will teaks s vigorone and effeetive'struggle for
the otootrol: of. the Government.' In a , few days.
their orators will be found on the stump in 'Mari
free State. "They will also have champions in font
or fire of. the Southern Stitei. Theii journalian
: unquestionably among the Ablest and most pin-
Anteriaa,' and their leaden,' ambition)!
and daring men ,r an! resolved ill win the ohemoter
-of being' devoted to the Unbin; abOre ail, of
being able to adkolnister the affairs of this Rept&
Re of ours: :rev this they have establiebe4
their 'lmaidqvanters, 'and: number many partisan!!
among thiloosi or resident Population 'Mr. Gurleyj'
liepublioan member of Oinolnuati in the Hanse,
a Min of large tortoni, and ehtertaiits wadi grey
and unsparing liberality At his mansion on 'street,
Mr. Blair, tbe.old editor of the Webs under Aoki
son and:Van Buren; living at "Mier "Spring," ti
short distance-outside of the town, attract/ to . 'hie
weld board daily numben'of the controlling spirit!,
of the same party. - Mr.: Seward - has his levees on
.1 greet: General Chimerin aid Thaddetti titevelv
live in elegant quarters on Capitol Bill, 'And' are
tudy.to rendre thelifriends in the nut hospitable
-manner: ' donator Chandler, of Michigan; Sena: ,
tor Trumbull, of illittelal Mr. Spailding, of the
House; Mr.-' Suriner, of the-Senate, and many,
others that I could llSffill, are motive in their !Men!
;lions to.strangern . They an; :therefore, Waitaki
better organised that the Demooratlo party.' The
late votes, on the tariff And the Territorial bilk
displayed a dimipline and concert of tuition unusual
in our day.:- •
Meanwhile, the:Denneraey aredieheartened end
domoralind - by the lamissant assaults of Mr. Bu
chanan upon all man who do hot 'agree with him!
ills doors are cloud against every politician whO
questions his policy. Every 'member of his Cabinet
,I s on the side of :the Seesedoldets,' with, poasibly,)
the =optima( litseretary Floyd; and, remotely, of
General Ow: '';dita, Southern politiotins, after,
ht weed to support leeterapton, recommendeik
by him, avoid all 'annuli* with Nottlem Demo-I
mats, and -Judp ,Douglee and his supporters are
itablected - to an admen inexorable (*truism. "
• leave the ruder to' apply : the lesson'whish
twat/eat teethes.
. -.The two--days rowan* Kr. &utak Douglas has'
exelbal untiVereal admiration: HU political ene.:
sties admit that he serer made a more maiterly;
argument., He draws the line disdnotirbetween
,himself and: his adversaries. Whatever may be.
Mid of .him;: they cannot alive that 'he has de.i
trended from • his high-potation or attempted to:
°out the Disunionist' of the eolith. - I smut or
thew who, who, believe, that. the Baltimore Convention
eau ,do him higher honor. by making him a canal- ,
,date for, Presidency.: He has 'aolderml mere!,
Emu by hie war upon theseDlunioniata then forty;
Prealdepoim could confer. Probably the beet per•
lion of ilia overwhelming argument, wit that in
wbteh .he refused to :wept the Tonneaus remold.
•bons beams they may be matekned bath way.. ;
,Tato the right kind'of,. talk. • Let him adhere to
position; and eau if defeated in &Mather ,be
un - ; retain hi. place in the Senate, and twalt the
.irerdlot id: the popular judgment upon Ida action at
the nut Presidential eleetioa.' , '
. Onto( ell this oonfadort, this iimuslion, *ism.
Antics of ono& andbandidates, good *rust come
to the free States.- ~:Mould a Republionn be chosen,
I hew no douht that the South will won be ow
vlnced that the North is in earnest.:—not, indeed, ,
in mollies AM; institutions,' but in so protecting ,
the haterests of the North as to command the re..
sport, of every portion of the Union. The friends
of Mr. Douglas are confident that he will be sully
nominated at Baltimore, To this end they will
rally, an immense crowd of Northern" men, and
create each an outside immure IN will compel the
coortation to pat him in nomination. • •In that
swat .we Mull witness snch an weitement in the
Southern Stator is hue never before been known.
HO will awry the banner of popular sovereignty
into every, election district, and will force those
Rho haw threatened to break up the Union to aa
swim to illeir.,Puers* Win. B. Reed , ex.
minister. to Oldie, now in this city, is reported •
have declared that the speech of Mr. Douglas was
one of the ablest arguments he ever beard, and
this le the gourd opinion; °commoner,.
Letter ftoni 44 Ezek Kielustde.l,
iiknvkaciwne• er 'rhs Pnia.l
4rANNIN6?Ott, - May 18
The intermit 'and- ezeiteMent Unisequent upon
the ofileial preitottation of the' eradentitle of the
Japoniaii Philintiy to the President of the 'United
Stacie left the' Senate galleries very thin jester
day, during the Ordination of the delude on the
tautens reeolutioidd.' It wia known that the Senate
would resume its session at a stated 'Period ; but
those Who had attended the debate io far, declined
an invitation to the Capitol, saying that
views were Isitanewarable," and (het - Jeff: Davis'
attempt at a:reply was " a- lasitentable' exhibition
of eleptrap." Well, indeed, be candid;- it
was infinitely below the reputation of the• disk
tingitished :His adialrers were
quite ehop.fallen, and 'soused him on the
ground that the extended array of history present.
ed•byi judge Douglas could sot be met without a
reference to the boots. If Douglas is not answer.
ed until a wreference to the books" Warrant a rev
ply; and give 'other facts to male it, then the Sena
tor from hildissippi will have a sinecure as chief
invader of the -Democratic deobine of non.lnter-
Tuition.- The **attestation of his reply was but a
eonduation °fig-play and argument upon a pro.
aim which it too weak to natal* any Mile
*troops , than a house rude of the • visiting laid
ether) . carat/ of Yancey, Bayard, Slidell, Dula.
mid, Bright, Davie, and Co. • • - '
The flenatoriarglediatore had- their rounds, but
the Mississippian was put completely hors de coin
toe hy the illuttrious Mint:Wan. What think on
of Daiis attempting to avert the force of the at.
gismeat already dashed over the whole 'country in
the record of the Charleston Convention, that the
majority of the - representation of the Democracy
of the whole eountry sustained Judge Douglas on
all the -points at hank between him and those who
Java up to - Buchanan what was meant• for the Do.
mooring. Still more laughable was it to bear the
hasightyhero of Monterey. bend • his seek to "hit
Mejedy the President of the United Stated," u
the - Joplin's,* ran in the vary way the genitors
of = the -Mmlbaser prostrated themselves to their
prince yesterday at +the .White Think of
this,' Senator of the 'spat State of Mississippi,
eidming from Mr. lisetantan the right to make
tests -on the Democrasy, cod• make it what'll*
thought. Douglas, Wed this •aidimption into
laughable morn: ;He, as a Senator, held for. him
self said State the right of thodght as well as the
right to differ; • The• President wasnot the Tigoos,
the mistei.of the people, but their servant, and his
duty was to carry out the -faith of the party, and
not to dictate it. He bad no more right to dictate
to a Senator as to what hi shall think• or bow -he
shall'ute, than a Senator had to tell him what and
pi. Davie madeltery of bolting from the party, and
based this on a different* of °Orden with the Pre
indent,. or • failure to carry out hie recommends,
lions. , Here- again Dangles' defeated Aim,. and
brought.the lid °Lee chief Desnooratio Senators
tnire'd salute over the Senator.' Davis
Wm is innoh`s bolter nettoughuP,'for be refund to
enstain the President on the apogee 'dating. Did
not Tooinbs bolt on • the _ - President's moommtotda-'
Ufa. tonebtsgliiii n'eutraltty Isms, the Pnailitißatl
rotutl—lo ill of whloh. TO:MU' nistfally;arwrong
gi yu"-Did not MAIM belt, and Hantsr bolt, i sm *
Brain ball ;- in feat; did not every Deziooratio he 4
miter bolt on more than 'one 'abject of Preeldem'
Halby had differed but upon one;
Yet' all the'ilolteri rolled tbegillaTa into onto
appals hisi. Ma war , brought; oat: with oatiria
*eel' the egia Gitrioar• oils s Mid et" 1,4 t,
THE PRESS.-PIILLADELPHIA, TURDAY, MAY 19; 1860.
bellies of belief" of sorrow for the nines of root
bolters.
Davis taluf;(*la taksoliiit.rty ;. bal hare
Doug* rad bleiOslrteltho
tiiiit,
ebow was that harmony
to be Weaned If hiillllid4 not acknowledge
the poaaror, ttiita ditty. Thir toe patent way
for
Judge Dories. year, nwrer bee intns:
dneed tbaas disf4idene in the. Monate,- He has
metier egokesi eve to self dafeltie, and he &unmanned
ble determination not to speak again oil the matter,
unless forded by personal eobsiderallons to do so,
He wisely took the precaution to throw the Tarpon.
Ability of 'thildolisrittleghilatfin on matters or
, gatblie importassee Isposskhlcadvernities.q ,; a
"efinlo s i isalder about HS' - Miura '-'of the Oielfie
Raltroad bilnitietreenasellin Senators 'from - Calf.
fonsia have given way to have him abused, p
the overland mail roite:ig waylaid, ii is - beeause
*eae havlnfdt hi 014iitoyield its freportande to
join. agattistNii, If the peeplenf Penn
spirals mist& that the tariff bill has not been
tended to, to, theyvrill *melee= it is because theft
fienatev,lvenitV, atlepd, to nothing bat that *lda
tended to insiders 6 the Littin'Hisit."
lE4natorldist*cl!iraking what the galleries in
fun call • I , legebirgnaninfl , :It is
,very drew*.
General Jo.<l;anir t lind John R. Thomism, of Neer
Jersey; , eloni seem to be benefited by its luminous
pe#o,4ll.
Jidda , Dovglea received? &abort time ego, a d+
patek from Chipage, stating that Abram Lineoln
and r eeiSittald. Clap have the most positive shapes
ter the'Reptihitoii nomination. This, however, is
alioredited hp ail parties:here: While stroeg In
the Northwest, Limaitaltletdd not begin to:asmi"
New York and 'as fof 'OlB4, they MP "he ecildritt
bring any strength to tittApoket,"
Es= Itionannii.
PAM WASEINGTON.
The ,Friends of ltr: Seward
oormarce sms'AND Tin ?min t .
: - VANIAI DELZGATION, .
BELL AND EVNIITATT.
Arnold Plumei luatruotodo
THE pm:Lea:winos P. o.
Who Ifonitnated
Smiths it Ham'la's .Noodiattoo. ,
[l3peial.llolpatChee to " The Pre&'
The great conservative demoratistion in Phils,
did phis, on Thursday evening, in favor of Btrasoil
EYnitErr, , gratifies their Southern friends
Trtitias gentlenten go, on
,gathering itrength. will
not Conservative Candidates for Congress and .the
State Legislature be run all over Pennsylvania Sad
New Jamey next fell? • '
Tito Seward men here loudly intimate that
,Colonel Oiling( and his friends' st Ohleap aided
to give the vote that put Inicorar on the track for
.Prealdent.
DIIRPAINE AT lIANGIN t a VIOXIMATION.
Everybody was earvrised at HAMLIN'S ,noirt* -
Eon tor ' ,Vials President. It is strange that"; he
sbould hive been selected and Peciwylvesii
ignored. • 1
OIVUOTIVI TO TIEIZ JAPANXIOL
Mrs. Owns and other ladies of the Presidential
etrele ara preparlag si eertes of elegant ,
to '4llepetteille, , „. , -
Tsar PAOSPEOVI tirraoiroa.
• I repeat, that the alliance" to favor of the pu(.
gage Of the :tariff bill In the Senate-ere Gamete/6
Mr. Bockats, ofMhode bland; le 14411 of hope. ' ,
xinioaso asouranos or inotaiT4
,
re h statwr gist, ,
EDWARD Emmy" win
decline the Womination for Vies President.
• • AZDZWr MUST, OP AIRAMMAII.
This pntleman, one or the largest slateholdeill
la Arkansas, and arspissentation in the present
Congress, has just instill 'en address to ha eon.
stltnente wslonly epholding Dogmas and deniinai
sing the Satedere 'and Diannionists.
ARNOLD PILIALIZ ISITITIOVCD.
News received here to-night informs us teal'yfr
wow Puritan, one of the
been
to tibajilisteis
eitinst has instructed by thsl*
mecrate of 4:31100t . 1, to go for' Dort:matt. ,
_IIIIIXAMILP#4 ri-ovnos
So doubt is entertained of the panne of &it
bill in tatty oat the arranpnient `in regard to Set
new pod-diee btaildinge in your city.
%lug rums or x&. SZWAII3).
The news froni. Ohlenge greatly di/heartens Mr.
Sitwatto'si , friends, Re ,was weroly behoved by
thoesende,' and Wheat* and than wee Axed sped
the Presidenoy: They were very oomildentiwad
are proportionately naneh east dawn: They clause
all Ports of tillage upon other esilidetes, but I SiUl(
not repeat them. The defeat ot the representative
man of the Repahliosits is dsplora4 era by his
opponents, Yr. dissraw, the "cludldate f o r Tine.
President, is a fair and uptight:roar:au - old its=,
sumo, sag ajlenator in Constar trona 14124
bataatoroa aptsta Ism 4,kilissalltiVaula,
Collector Mama ii herb; ssartinitliat tle Pima
sylrinis delegation will be stronger iitikedtiort
to D.oustus at Baikal:lee s than it tratat Charleston.
Luscota's nomination is'well muslisd by the Ws:
publicans.
[DIIIIMTORZT TO - vas ',A.11110171Arp•f1114111.]
Weautaorow, M ay 18.—The Japanese present ,
wire - opened this morning for inspection, andthen
transferred' to tbie naval oommWie ,0 to be de
livered privately. to the President to-morrow,' in
the name of his Imperial Majesty; the Tycoon.
.•
'The articles Cr. of the most magnifeant desorlp.
time. They consist of 'saddles, *idly enibroidered
and embossed; gold and silver bed enntaine sod
soreene, similar to these used only by the princes
of Japan, ingeniously elaborated' two swords,
such as are worn by the p
pines* of Japan, superior
to any ever manatee toted In this coon try_or Prance
paper-hangings, ornamented with gold-lacetwered
ware, including writinr oases, and a lot of value..
hie miscellaneous articles, ail of them exhibiting
the most relined tests and. advanced artistic eltill,
and superior to any which have been brought to
thin .eountry from Asia. This is the opinion of
these who have had the. privilege of minestely, ex
mining these valuable, presents. *•• .' ,•.,
The Embassy haie accepted tne 111'1 , 114k% of
the New York and Philadelphia laantelpal ut•
mitt's. to visit those cities, but have fixed no time
for that purpope.
'The naval oommission will give the authorities
four or live days' notice, to that they may make
proper .arrangements for their eteeptioa. ~•
Thei•Japanose will probably 'visit the Capitol on
Saturday, and- dating the next week' the ether
public buildings. - . ' I
Thellnited States Government haying received
the Japanese flathead' as 'envoys extraordinary
and tainteters plenipotentiary, the hignestAliplu.
made oilice known to any government, it 11914/01i
incumbent on them' to make the iirst tells r the
foreign ministers resident in Washington. : But
they seetrioted this...endow to those only repro.
wanting the Powers which have treatise with Jipan
namely :the Netherlands, Great 'lldtain, Enid*,
and France They concluded' their calls td.day,
Baron Stoeckel being the lest . in' the!..terlee.
There is at present, however, no French Minister
in Waehtegthn. ' , .
. • The MOM Band will perform to-mormir Sven
tog in the grounds of the President's Henn, instead
of at the Capitol, when the Amb as s a d o rs limn Jr,
nen, with their °fleets. are owpoeted to be'premat.
li
They have ag yet made no outdoor display o hot.
uucepriort or yea 210)1/RATION IN COON H.
Daring 'the proceeding* of Congress,' th after
noon, mush excitement prevailed, wipielall among
4
theltepnblioans of the House, ooneerna vents
at Ohioan°. , Every few& thieve e• d tab
period to bereave the commotion . ' go.
tiai nomination dooesioned much ' was
not at ail credited, It is said the rat in Imes
on theauldsot rowelled the , Capitol in • ! I patch
/mai &Mad to Anglo. J ' • • - ''"
, „ . • Tel IONCIPROOITY.TNIIATT. ,
• t oßeeiproeity treaty will probably, be brought
to the attonttots of the Horn neat wit*, It is
said that theltricatrient cud tisnratary of the Trso
eury,,togetber wide st numher of the rnensbens of
Congretw; dro rippo - sod to it While it is ',barged
thet Canada bee violated the spirit of• the, treaty,
no oonsplaint is mods as to the other British onto•
nibs, who are equally, with Canada pad" to tbie
arrangement. -••
-
lINVIRTAINNINT 'Or Till JAPANXIIIII IT 511011.11TAAT
, ' GABS, • ,
The epacirom reeidence of General Oahe, tOmight.
;
presented* truly brilliant Buena, the woad being
an entertainment to the Japanese Erebus, -
Amor% the gv , and feeldev ede a re wet .
army and, wavy osiers in costumemembe of t$
Oatoinet and'ofeongrofir'Fefoide Ministersvad It.
teethe, together with hundrMe of . Indiaa array e d
In rich and splendid costumes, and disploing the
choicest fiend beauties. A band of musk added to
theigerieril delight. ' " " 1
- The didinguished visitors, about ten in number,
were more fashionable than tbeee ythe_,pteeede
the m ,and did not, therefore, arrive Until 10 O'clock
On th eir entrance into the rotors,' ell-eyes Wem
naturally 'direated toward them. They *ire, in
ocroperiaon with the drosses which they fore on
the day' they wore preiboted to the Preeldent,
plainly "attired.' They etAried with Soto, how
ever, their swords, and other distinctions of (Om,
but wore no head-gear. They were close observers
of the scene, while their distinguished entertainer
was assiduous In his attentions. , , ' -
As heretofore, they, were smomnanied by the
naval omontission and mi. !orimen, the Interpro
„Notwithstanding their accustomed . grevity, they
appeared to be delighted with the brilliantnone:
but, al heretofore, abstained 'from failliari4
withiheladies who- surrounded them to do them
honor. - The festivities were prolonged t a late
hour. .
,
• *my YORE, May I.B:—The siearaer Philadelphia
hit itrrived, with Habana advises to the nth inst.
tfugail wort more active ; . molartes 41111 V freights
to Rums. advanced Be per taa sterling fogdquip
1110 r dint. premium'.
, „Now Southern Flour'. ,
Attars:A, Jito.ylB:—Plotir from OW law*
wool hi the minket , toqtal, 'having beenViotted et
SteveWs kitties, to MIS atty. malt **tint to
Olen, York w U he toeitil ta•morow,. ,;;
Noiketanvol of the: Steamer Adriatic.
..64opx, eau; iday„lk-rittdoliht.—Thero are
as yot ohm of, the etlamahlp A Oak, sow du,
frog Solthaelpkta ow *q' 9th: ' • .
Wasni„varoN, May 18, 1880.
DELL AND ZVDRNIT.
wno nOlnnkinD lINCOLtt ?
bEiZoATIort.
INN JAPANUR PRISIBMTS
From'Havana.
) ) K Y i l , FROM ` CHIC,.,
..ezle-isepuoneanvoirrengan.
,:.,',,%,„
i ~.arE ... 3i, \ Aet :e . ,. •'......
,'": 11,
+ , ~.- ,- - t--- • ' 1, - "I ~, ' i , '
The following is the vote in detail :
NMI MR. LINCOLN.
thamushire.: - .7......... ?) Oilfgu.° l ` l .: :: ::::': - 11
yarn:tont ....., ..... .... JD 10wa.. .. .. . .... '
..:: 5
Nromeachusetta----....... 4 Indtana......- ;............1111
We1jaid....:::"....1 Pl i egg i s i iitC: :C:.... * ; * .!. 1 4
..48 , 4-''* . `;
cr illiliti ,. 11 .::::: .. .. 8 Total-- ...4...t.iii
-7.................:14 1 ... ,
• 'l7 :Yost 24u. saw/mu. --- - •
~ , ,
g r ew +int:chic - 0- -... t Wwb0nc1u................10
Matuaehusette—...93 1mMit.....-..-..... ........- X
New York .. ".. ........70 Ca1if0rnia..._..`........ 8
Penney Ivan ia...., —. SIM glnossota.--. --..... 8
4 ileasict, May 18.-The - Wigwam' - WM - CIO V A l lan4 " .... ''''''''''' i =kir ...-- —fl I
ee/.7 " r e ` ll& '''"''''""" . 4 District f diltititiii - -.
2 1
New Jersey— • • ••••• • • 0
*sited for a f)111, bee! :befall Abe teollyelltiall ae , Kentucky__ ......... -. 7
lid thisiderteliag. 3+- }, i ' 2 1 ' , f i : ' 5.. , matron- ----is I Teta-. -- .,7 -I,stii
-,- •- , ••-onnynne - curaloysatlet-''' •-•-•'•- -- '
~ interest in the proesedings appeared tube ou ",.see'-'&irltehon amidst wO4 4 401temept, and *ries
the steal* as, the time Of Willett/3g IPPl • e•Obrd• ‘ for the bailer.' ' The Most intense filleting 'rioted
mai
.:At°il i.‘ itl . n;' '.s 4°re4l . 1 19:, t b P 44 P e .1 8° l ie n ou t ' during the bellot, eadh vote being atiaited a is
side the ' plifialpg mem nine o chick, anxiously breathless Canoe and expectaney V, I 1 2 4 ',
awaiting iriteUigetille BUM, the inidle: ' Massachusetts gave Lincoln 8 votes. ~
Arrangements , have been made forpassing the Rhode Island••• •-• • - • ~ 1 ‘.
sirr ali firser.,..e--r . s t . s 4s i I . i
result of the ballots up 'front , the, pan= to the ;-,:. . 4en riaim...: ~., „ 82 ...., 1.
. Mall lird-• --"". . " g :
roof of the building and through - the - skylight, men Kefituoky....- ••••- • • • ss 13 . 1
_..i , 4 4
kietniatationtilabOve to peavey it to the multitude, ,
Oregon- ~...., . ' 4
in the streets. , ,
The Prieident, on . orMnirg , tie ma ' eeclinge, As each State voted the applause was overpow
erin The vote of Oregongyve. Lincoln 234 .
begged the
audie°6°
t°
tent° 48 mono as
possible votes, or within ti of sinonna
on.
from applause, and to preserve the decorum and
dignity of the meeting. , Mr. Andrews, of Manseeleusetts, thin rose and
,3,he President unon n oe d th e mep th* o f en to . i;orreoted ... th as e a ro . t i et t_ of , t lid h_ assao ,..
to litse hi t t te tt b, , y th e us ho n osi om ut
vitatlon for an excursion over the Mileage anti .°4l : °°-, " giv ing them
Galena Railroad. .. ; . , noting him , by 2r,ma ority. - , • 1
48180,,a communication from the' Workingmen of The Convention' Immediately bemuse a scene or
ge w heyn, in mie nis h utz , en d o n e ne h otg, N ew wild excitement .' A large portion of the delegates
who had kept tho tally, at once said the struggle
YOrh,,in favor of bestowing Um Cterrernment land:,
on'reetteal eettlere and• for arresting 'the Bathe! was deoicieC and half the, Convention rose 'ahem
sale of pubilerlands. ing, shouting , and waving their bats. The Audi.
took
saneop the Cheers and the confusion became
Both oommunleations were ordered to be entered ,
onihe record. ; • , deafening. -• ~ i , 1 - ,
The Preeldent announced the motion iending tte State after State , rose, etrivin
bet-teehange their
I dld te' lse and
be to take a hallOt for candidate for President Of votes to the w w i nning nen a , no
the United States .. - enthusiasm . enthusiasm rendered It iospossiblat , for the dale=
Mr. Blair,
of w oun d , announce d t h at, in con-con -gates to
Maine cast her 18 votes for Lineoln. ' make themselves heard. , „ 1 ,
sequence of the adoption, by the Convention, of a Mmnaohusette changedj t irin g lti'Vetes to Lin'
ale restrioting the vote of Maryland • to the num-t
her of delegates! present, that delegation had, last coin and Bto Seward. , 4
,
The intelligence of the nouitnation. when con
evening, illied2T Be neither, and , elk ed leave tb
/., veyed to the people Outbid*, Ceased a seen eof the
ent , 0. .---ba. the number front thabetste. or 11- new . delegates , . '
'l 2 wildest excitement beggaring description.
, . Cheer upon cheer .rent the air, while the cannon
rive
Sargent; of California, inquired Whether tht sent forth roar after roar of salutes. At least 30,+
,
dve additional Tebbe noW_adde4 Would !boreal° tit
was 000 ledoplePartleipated In the excitement. ' , 1
veto t4.3llt°6° ' lw lea" 4 at eleven , ' 2U3b. Missouri changed her 18 retest* Lincoln. lowa,
the number assigned to that State by the report of Conneotiout, and Minnesota' also changed their I
the Committee on Credentials. -rt it was designed " t „ „
to
to
it ncrease -the vote, above eleven h.
. e Was opposed The result of the third bend wee then an.,
Mr. W. T. Co., of Maryland, said. that Mary; nounoed 1
land had been entitled to eleven votes' Only be. Whole number of yotes 40 I
Necessary to aceMee... ----sit
earns the neoesnagyuember of delegate, for the Abram I Jacobi received.,..-850 I
aifteen votes *ere net present:., ‘ and was declared duly.ttelninatod. 2
The delegates had„ power • by the notion of the The States that still voted for Seward were-
•*lite - Convention to Ell vamenolee. They had now 1 . 4 .:if !ire..., ~ ~... 10 'Pew :NWT; 1. .. - . .. ... ;-.. 21
eite l e r onutini •-? ....., 8' renneylvella.— ...... let
dene so, uer that atithOlitY, and claimed the pf0,f1,pi0d...... ._ I Michicalt .....- 11
riikto wt a fail tot,. ' . 1 Wisconsin ....--......10 Caufornm— ..:-...... 3',
* Treerldantlaid that he,nadenstood the mkt
idepted in the
, _ report of the Committee on Ore' T 'ement ' Total.- 11 - 111
heannounc
Of the result was received
dentie d s tro have restiloped Maryland, to eleven with renewed applause. 4 1
votes. The additionet,delegatee would. not entitle 1 Ill* NOMLNATIOIt lifiDli 11/fAMNOIMI. ' I
,them to * greater vote. ,- ~; . , 2 i • When silence was restored, Mr. Wm. M. Ellif4l4
Kr. Blatt; of Maryland, desired to comsat the
error' of the Chair, athe understood it, the number 1 of New York, spoke as follows:
1 Mr. Chairman and 16111a0A1111 of tka NA/ionic! Cos,
wee only limited bump the dalegetee were not venlietn : The State of New York, by a full delegation.
present. The delegation had a rfght,to ill Te 01111: I ai.d with complete c unanimityn erved
of n g i rra t l i st o r t irj...r e m o il
elm and had - done so - iti Minsequence ,of the -lute , its t n t geeFA, v wto l gad served the Ptah, from boyhood nal
adopted yesterday by'the'Corivention.• .• ' ) 1 ..„ „; ; i had tatvred ter it cad lot* it, - We OM/ 'here a Knew
Mr. Armour , of Maryland, protested stabil the State. *obi di we tholx•ht/is cleat netestose ate on
reception of this credentials of the new delegates. l ava of a great Republio. from which we are all dale
Eleven representatives only were present from hit I'ci r ri
ole treapublie ol the Amen* Unit.ht. .in
.ovee l i e a Republican astir of the UnlCon. en
State. The delegation had met without his keovi 7 our love for our statesman
..tbgq. and44.4d.t., k a a,
ledge, and without the knowledge of at least more ..1 . 71,14 t d el d p r retgotn , pre= and Met
then one delegate, and ailed Op their number with f or - hi re , ' ' .
EMS who lived, God only knows where. A resident Geolleiriet“ it was from taverner Seward that meld'
°the
Btstt ri i l l hews
serased ; , , aal4sSiee to the dela- of
Vr! eareed M t . .. 6 TIT: rtgl l it b y li g i t i b l e ti ggg a t n h d e ti dcluitil
Rattan, an d - *ha t at object htsc_lleagues had in filling i g t 9 ii t i ' on g .
the delegation with non.residents he did not know. %lc 6. , 1 , laws; inIS fidelity to ene parts dud the
prthelpre at majorities govern; his Illletaa la the ad-.
Re hoed •tle MOllOll AO ;admit thesedebigates vancement. uf our party .141.ta visitor . that. oac , r aouni t rt
would' be voted down. I mar rise to its true slory,llldUte me to dael* 4 the I
ton t I speak ' , is eentunents. as tno the united Opinion of out
Tte motion to admit the extra delegates wee ton, delesstionorben I move los. illf Oa l no, do. that the
*Wain oPialeuee. ' ' , nomination of Abram Lll2OO/11. of Illinois.asi the Its
ta 'for the = sufframs of the whole
- The Convention then voted to.proceeil ;to ballot te,t;eerr for iIA:, of ti h j e f muist„te n itre Amen-.
inr a candidate for President of the limited States, i vo n tim,,,,,.b. made umuutolic
Wm. R. Evart'', of New York, did not rise for hood applouso greeted this speech, and three
the ferrite of molded a glerebt but only to askt cheers were given for Now 'York.
Mat this tinny it Is in order to put candidates in Eloquent speeches totes then made by Means.
ntminatlon, _ i Andrews, of Masetvehasetts, Carl Shure, of IN keen.
T. . - - 4 • - .4,-.- k ..?, , , - - ti
a ). iiii 6o 4iiiii,ll.l4ltiftolls,
ingtA
, _
iroi. - 14101144iOntlit#T4 :,I
i . tig
'.. . 1) , al Hamlin, Of gain' .. n,"ifir Vine
President.
The,President. The .Chair considers it in order
tt IMMO the dandtdatee witbdui debate' and a delai
gate from PenneylVantedre* attention to the fatsi
that the delegates' smite wain occupied by mai
Wets.
A voice. It le the same here in Ohio.
:The President. Tine affords an opportunitt fot
the Chair to read a aononiudeation just received
from the doorkeepers. . - , -
The aommitnioltion Mated that the delegates, a 4
aeon u they got into the hall, passed their Sake
-Oat to friends. The officers, therefore, fonod it
impassible to prevent the adoalesiou Of ciutradere, bet I
the fault rested with thedelegates. ''
The President suggested that the only method .to,
totenleirould be for eaoh delegate tb claims) his oita,
,selitwith vigor.
After iiouai:delay, occasioned . the' r alearing of
the platform and distributing ballots, the Conveni
tion proceeded to a ballet.
-Mr.' Wm. M. &Tarts rose and, : Lheg „leave,
to tier the mimeo! W,m: IL Seward al tiaindidate
Indere this Convention Ibr nomination for President
of the United States.
The nomination tras received with long and con-,
thud applause.
Mr. Judd of Illinois; rose end !aid : Mr. Presi l l
deal, I battles,. to offer se • Candidate before thi
Countiothon for President of the United States , the
name otAbrato•Ltooolio, of Illinois.,
. Toe crowded audience greeted this nomination
with perfectly deafening applaue,,tbe:, Monti
ewnling into a perfect roar,-and TfoineTtiontini4el
The mural minutes. The wilde s t exottement and
• enthusiasm ptevailed. • =.
At tIM Mose of the applatise, some Mates were
beast , but the prewar! Tor - ,,,Litmolto wouttremen- - .
Al. Dudley, of New Jersey, presented the time!
of ifilitsiti L. Dayton. Vlight applause. j '
' iiiiiinsiir We or, of Yonnoylialli. ihe Mitte l
of Peaustylvania desires to present as her iseadiJ,
dike the Alaimo if Simon Cameron: ' (Applause:l .:
• Ific. Carter, of Ohio, put rorwardt the name of.
fieknotsP Obese, of Ohio. [Loud .applause.] I
Or. &kith, of Maryland. I am instructed by
HaState of Indiana to second the nomination of,
Alkelior Lincoln. [Another outburst of enthusiastic)!
. e from the body of the hall, ramped with
~- . . •
' 7 Trinista P. Blair, of Bilineurl, nominated Edward!
Bates, of Missouri. [Applause.]
Mr. Blair, of Miehfgan. On the pit ofaliohlgan,i
I desire to
,say that the Republicans of that,fitate.
second the nombuition of, Wm; If.; Seward' for the'
Preeldeisey. .. .
Tremendous applause follewel Rile •-• *peels ;i i
thousands Of those present defog and waving theifl
hate/rid handkerchiefs, and swelling the applause'
to a thundering roar, lasting through , aercraTh
ntlautes. - ,', ~• .. •, , ? -, , , ;1
This applause was followed by some hisses' and!'
lend applause by the Lincoln men. Ibe'frienda ofi
Smart again rallied, determined not to be lint
down in applause by the friends of Lincoln. 1
At this second trial of lungs, however, it was
evident .that the crowd were more divided than at
Ant appeared, and the Lincoln men apparently had''
the majority.
Hos. Tom Corwin, of Ohio, nominated :Johnil
MeLsan, of Ohio, for the Presidency. [Loud ap
plause
Mr. Carl Schurz, of Wisconsin, on the part ethic
State, here rose and seconded the nomination oft
William H. Seward.
Upon this another scene of the greatest enthu
siasm and tumultuous applause and excitement en-,
sued.
Mr. North, of Minnesota, seconded, on the part ;
of Minnesota, • the nomination of Mr: fieward.ll
[Tremendous applause ]
Mr. Wilson, of limiest, the delegates and people ',l
of Kineas also seeond the nomination. [Re newed : I
cheers.] .
Mr. Delano, of Ohio; On the part of a large num
ber of the people of Ohio, I desire to second the i
nomination of the man who eon split rails and maul's
Democrats,Abram Lincoln. [Rounds of applause '
by the Li ncoln men.]",
A delegate from.lowa also seconded the nomi
nation of Mr. Lincoln. on the part of that State,
amidst renewed applause.
A voice. Abe Lincoln has it by sound. Now
lons ballot. [Cheers and hisses j '
Judge Logan, of Illinois. Mr. President, in
order or out of order, I propose that •this'Conven-
Hon give three cheers for the man who is evidently ,
their nominee.. [Hisses, and cries 'of 'No!' No!
Call the rid/ ! . , 1
The President. If the Convention will get over
this irrepressible excitement, the exiling of the
roll will be commenced. i
The Convention then proceeded to a'brillot.
Applause at the different announcements was
with diffieulty checked.
When Maryland was called, the Chairman, of the
delegation oast the vote of the State for Mr. Bates.
Two of the delegates claimed their right to indi
vidual Trace.
Affer some discussion, the Convention rejected
the votes as oast by the chairman, and" received
the votes of the delegates separately.
The first ballot resulted es follows: •
FOR 3IR. REWARD.
ma1ee.......... ... ..... 10 ', 1 i 'pa5........; .t.......
?tow Hampsiore
seseobasetto 21 loam. .... —......•..
eir.Y0rk.........•—:....70 .'ahf0r0ia.........
sealolvasta.:... ...... Hi Minnesota...,...,
artliad.• • • • ... '3 lenses.... ......
Wines... 4 . . a I *brake .......,..
Maltose • ..i . ...A • ist. of Columbia.
4.4 1 11 =.7..: . . 13
lone
aw Hampshire..
_ asssohusi2tts....
don' neettoui.
j'erliiiilvan .
ihrginla
Kencuoky—..--
10ga.....•••.... ..... 1
Oregon '
pods Island.
uenneatinut..
Maryland. • • ••
Delaware—A
Ohio.-
T0t.31....
New Hampshire 1
Rhode
Oormeatiout.
•
Keataesp.... .. •
..... • • ••• • • •• • •
New Jona] , ••••,-•-• • • •-•
Nay Hampshire.— ....
VOR xn.,avrnca
KentuekV
FOR Stn. °Annßon.
— FOnni l n. IkeLTlA o l t i l . l• • • ••
Pod.lalaad -
ronneylvania,
e tzdnony.. — 1 ohm
1 r
OR Ma. w u5........—..4
....... 1 I Kentu0ky.........—..:... I
Co Infttiont....”
Toi
POE /MOON
. .....
rON2fp COLLANIeB
Ventoint—'.
SIP 0/iPrryzAllort
Whole number of .....
Or ent. /L lettell%e ....... 11//i
•• Abram Menotti, et ininote., 102
" Simon amnion, of reins). lean . •• •• tOK,
lt e k d l7 ._k il e reli v ie k Vi cia , M d i S ti q .. ... .........
" of nelVitcrer .. ."..... 14
.$ oh* Fremont ot Colt orals.— • 1 ,
. 4 .l 4 diss. jl turnner, of rem usetto .... 1
i .
" obit . geed, o 1
avow Coilanter, o Vermont .10)
The mond ballot was then taken,
Mr: Ostneron'a llama watt withdrawn
The bailee item as mows •
kpr4bramLineobl....-- .. •
ra. se. t r e d it , ant ..... ..... • .. 184%
t. (twat tea • •••••• •• • t 4
u 117 st ". ... ....
ern, Blair,,of"Mineurf, Broirning, of Illinois, en.
doming the nomination of Mr. L'imoln.
The nomination of Mr. Lincoln was then made
!unanimous, htbid cheers.
The Convenllonadjourned tilt live &Clock P. M.
S9lBlBO 81188308.
The Conihnition re-assembled at $ o'clock T. M.
A terse bonnet WAS brotih; on tho olatrorm by the
Fennet I rabl, adeletattop, beating the insolintiont
,Pennsylvania sooefl i_ wl . B COXI triStority . for the ,People's,
• ' / • Candi Abe Lincoln ' ' •
. -The amearane• o the banner WOA gtostadmith loud
noolants.
the Convention then proceeded to ballot for Vine Pre
sident
Mr. Wilder, of Haneae, nominated .7 ohn Itiopmeibef,
Pennsylvania.
Mr. Carter, of Ohio, named Eitonilial Hamlin, or
Maine.
Barbs}}, of Massachusetts, nominated
Beaks. of blessaslisteetts. - - r . -
• Mr. Smith, of lamas. nominated Me ms M. day; of:
Kenthoky.
Mr. Lowry. of Pennsylvania, named Oov. Reeder, or
Penns} lvanta.
The nominations were liverally greeted with ay.
phase.
'OHM BALLOT VOS VOX 11111111DI11T.
Hannibal 'Haan, of Maine. ... .. . lee
John Hickman. oi Pennsylvania.-
N. I'. Banks. of IA assaohneette—..... sam
Cassino M. Clay. of liltuoky..— ..-- 101
Governor Reeder , or ikomyivaing.4... • - -
Beer Winter Davie. o •• •• • 8
Sem Houston. of Texas. 6
in. 1.. Dayton, of New Jersey.-........
lobo at Pennsylvania ....
..
bias uniber or Vasa
I"leoe.sary to a chow. ..... 23:11
Oa the second ballot. Massachusetts withdrew the,
name of Banks, and out Se votes for Hamlin.
Pennsylvania withdraw the quail of Governor Reed;
or. and oast at votes for Rambo.
Si ew I orb cast her 70 Totem for Hamlin.
The remit of the ssoond ballot was announced, as'
follows:
•
Clay...
'leer
lilt man. ..... .....
The result was received with tursiteeasepphutheandi
the 'nominetion wits 'subsequently' made unanimous ,
amid great enumaiaeo,.
After the delivery of congratulatory speeches
_by •
number of deter stem, Joanna M. iliddinge moved the
adoption of the following resolution :
Resolved, That We &melt sympathisesrith thous, men
who have been driven. some (.arc their native Miates,;
and o th ers from the States o their adoption, and wbe
are now ended from them home!, as enennut or tltski
°Melons, and that we hold the Denmeratio puts re-,
WlTittlitigoitirtliirchgrd"eoal vio l ationkr the
Wale shall be entitled to all the privileges and ,mind -.
naive of the clammier tee several Steam
The resolution weaAdootem.
Mr Tuck, of New Hampshire, moved that the Presi
dent ot this Convention. and the chairmen of the wive
ral delegations, be appointed a committee to inform
News, ulated.; LlSlooth Mad - Hanka r - of their nownwltion. ,
Ad .
Mr. Lane. of Indiana. took the floor, and made an eln
onetit speech in favor of the whole Nast, pledging In-,
maws for MOO) majority.
Cries were hero Guile for Homo oreeleyowhich were
met by antibiosis add Meow -
Mr. Goodrich, of Minnesota, announced that a tri-,
umphai processio Wigwa m. rad the streets to night,'
and marsh to the where• grand ratification'
niceties will be held., „ , .
The announcement was greeted with loud platers. '
Mr. lan , drioh moved that the thanks of the Conven-!
lion be tendered to the ladies and gentlemen of Chicago.
for the liberality displayed in betiding and decorating
the Wigwam. Carried nitentMouely.
The thinv.thtion accepted the invitation to exonnions
on the Kock Island, .Ineado. and Geleneßaiiroads.
Mr. Ashley, of Oldo, then moved the following re-.
nedie i t• Ifeenhlinan )(Mimi.' Committee;
appointed by th is nommen be. and they hereby are. ,
instructed to presor be platform rules the• shall operate.
equally in al the. Maths and Territories whereby. in
the future, the wishes endferseoes of the ehlatet•
in the Republican organization pre in the choice of eandi
dates for President and Wm President ray be fully re-:
(ermined; and that the basis of the nominating vote"
lie fined as near as may to in mono tum to the number
of Republituin *Motors found to rondo at the Leaggenerel
Mate electionpreceding the said permeation in Seth
distnesthrOughput the Union.
Af •r some skarmistung, this resolution was bud on
the table. - . .
Mr. Wrwhburn, Of Maine. moved that the thanks of
the Convention be tendered to the President, for his
ability and worths, in theohair. Ca mad ticammonelv •
A vote of thins, was also passed to tbq other officers
of the Converition..eapiolithy the recording secretary,
M....• Pratt, or iudisest.
THE NATIO•AL cottage's.
'The following wait gintaitneedi se the / 4 tlOipußat Coln
minae f r the engin:Lc four years, fennsylvenas alone
being. unfilled:
Mune, C.; J. Gilman; New Nempahlre, A. G. Fog`;
Yerinunt, L. Gran:midi litasimethemits. J.?. Goodrich;
Rhode, 'a hoe Terser I_Conneeneut Gideon
Weller; ilgew York. 'Vista liforsen ; New terser,
Downing 1 ier ; Maryland, Jag.lr. Waeoper ; Delaware.
N. a, ; I Fiume, ; Nenteoky.O.
Clay ; Uhin. T. " leien•fi Indiana. If. Meredith; Miseetri.
.f sate ; L . Jog's& Musnissin.be natio Mina* U. H.
„ tido Texas. u. Henderson; Kennel. al. A. ;
istrict of Columbia, Jerson Cierdardt inteeeissin, Carl
Shari; lowa, 44. !Novae. ;Cafiforata, D. CMOs
mem ; Minnesota, John Moßeesich Oregon, W,,* C.
Johinion ; Nshrinks.o. 11.1neh.
The President Mr. Ashman. then, ins few brief re
marks, returned his thanes to the Convention for the
honor conferred on him. Ile fully endirsed the charm:l
iar and ithilitv of both of tee nomine es. and 'accessed
the conviction that victory meet crown the 'Moan Of
the putty in November.'
The Convention then adj muted sins die with nine
heart• cheers fur the ticket.
Immediately n the edloarnment. a 'hundred suns
were fired from the roof the Tremont Souse, in honor
of the nomination
How the Nomination was Received.
ALBANY, May 18.—A hundred guns are being
Bred hers by some enthusiastic friends of Lincoln.
The greatest exeitement prevails regarding the no
mination,rend groups are gathering in'tbe streets
discussing the subject.
The announcement of the nomination of Lincoln
wan entirely unexpected 'by the Republicans here.
They felt,contident that Seward was to_be the man,
and, when the Bret intelligence was received
It was discredited; hut when it was found out to be
true, a feeling of disappointment was clearly mani
fest. This feeling still continues, but they say they
will abide by the decision of the Convention, and
give Lincoln a hearty support.
Mawr, May 18-9 o'clock P. bi.—The Repub.
lioans, of this ,eity are now More reconeiled to
the nomination of Lincoln, and the wildest state
of excitement prevails.- They consider• that while
-Lincoln may not be as strong as Seward would have
been in the State he will be lead objectionable
throughout the Union. ,
Tar-barrels are burning, cannon firing, stud the
principal thoroughfares are crowded with people.
; All parties are discussing the action of the Corm&
tion, And since the reception of the news of the sue
°mild laying of the Atlantic) cable, no more ant
'mated scene has , twetbesti 'witnessed in this city.
ee I9AIniNOTOII—SENAToa nominee' maim
Watintearox, May 18.—Senator Hamlin's rooms
were orowded to-night with • his , friend., to eon-
Igratulato him on his nomination for the ViaesPresi
idonoy.
lie had no expeotation of the nomination, and
'was surprised when it was announced to him.
The Republicans of this eity,and the Republican
, Congressmen are full of enthusiasm over the
I ticket. '
Ohio
Indiana
s. . • • ....
1h00i......._
~..... .......... 2
SATES.
Total
Cu/81S.
lit
REMONT.
Senator Douglas repeatedly said today that Mr.
;Llnooln i e nomination was the strongest the Itepub,
, lioans could have - • '
A Republioanretiffoatlon meeting will be' held
;here next weak., - . , , „. .. . ...
i ' ' A 7 ROCBESTZR; N. T. '
~ .
goritESTEIR, fey 18.-A hundred rine were tired
here,thle,eyening, by the Itenubliaen ei in hbndr of
the nominetlon of Lincoln. ' '" ,„ , , ,
AT BOSTON. ' * '
•
BosToN, May 18.—The 'nomination of . Lincoln
orated 1101118 eurprime bore, but was generally well
, received by tho Republicans,' who fired a salute of
Is hindrod guns.
j It is proposed to hare's grand ratification meet
;ins at Vanoull Mall on Monday night.
1 ...-.. -10
AT WEST CHESTER, PA.
MIST CESETER, nomination of
gr,-Llnboln was reatired here with universal setts
liaollon by the party. ' ,
Nam Yost:, , May 18.—Despatches received
from all qtatteril state that the nomination of Lin
'coin and Hamlin was received With the tiring of
;cannons, Illuminations, and general rejoicings.
. , .
. ,
~
Arrival of Steamer!, at N ew York
...Nall, VOSOC,Atay I.B.—ille following steamers
arrived atttair port this morning:
•Ttio' Arlel s ' from Aspinwall ;
the' Isabel, from
Muttlirton, sad the ?Wadiliiits, from Sorsa* OA
thellikl. . 4 .- : ." • , t ~ ..,, ..t,
LATE 47 NEW
Tee the Prem.
tnni IXOPEWIRST SOS*
? G.N. caittOgib - WASEINOTONi May .1 8 , iB i 1860 . •
i"
' SENATE. I
Op, GREEN, of Matsui, offered a resolution that
im _oeter Monday nest ttie Ileallte MeV at U goat
A. M. Laid *aide.
Mr. fil a l IiON, of Virginia, from the Comsettes
Totems' Relations. reported a bill to sem lotto ...4
the troalies with Ghost and, Jamia..bialn. ~r „.. 4
..,..„ wee otaarea to tip yenta& ~ , .t,
A menage f ro m the'rreetment wise steels Mae
to the Homptilta° o l o lMisilemet,meali wee Nike
up and code to prim . - t
Reports o a_privaire auger* Were tssived. .
Mr. GEMPien4., of sexes, introduced it bill to pre4
vide for the examination lied payment of 7. =,..0r the
cations of Tease, for spoliation! by the its
timed.
The bi ll to authorise the mymentof certain rontreate
mode
poned. try Goverment. agents Tel taken op sae poet;
The bitter the relief of Awe Dart Wag taken uti
Mr. LAN
!& tioliegoll, opposed IL 4 ,'• : ,_ s,
[ Wiihou bitte r
on the senate resumed the comiderotio•
yea/a order, tram: 13eanor Davis' reeolutione.
9f . , al -13 U addrisied the Senate. i
r. MASON meld UM refolations involved the deepest
interests of, the tyroolda ,of hot Ilium. ' fa Sealy to :11
charge that thee were Sbetritotione be Mi. it had he
come seethed practice to discuss, in this form, sr
constitationel, iig e seese ildi they arose , 3 Use Mill
lim
cOasidon _Wooled the great 'Ability of the Halo
itself. leedighemt totally Sem tiro Miura "Mere ,
by the Senator from Mode. The Tarritonee are the
commas property of all the BMWs t - Tisequeatioa se to
their mitten Si It Mere Wed apneas*; one, sad ap•
phi:able to me hussies now on the table. AU thefwers
°ills people of the Territories were embraced i • sot
este% hint them j Mr: teases then went leas oohs
history of the volley rammed by the (roverameet. toi
wards the Territories, and narrated the rislatioli
takes is year. le
this Mime MN, sad ifterM
then the hansteNebraska sot did pot embody t • doe
trine of non. futenemhWile emptimged by Mr Dobeite
The intervention, Which the acts of UM and LW mull
intended to preclude. wee trot of the rrobibltlon of eie
Ml:Year= "rariiram 4 11.4 41 1=1
'Mahone duty. as regards the proteotion of rowers
where. er it had °umbrae. Liegielestow is regard to th
domestic, matters of the Territories was transfer - re
from Congress to the Territoriat LOVsistare ; but o
course under Ow listatarseeribeid by- the Coestdulion
The bargain made to laf Was Mat the coeds shout
decide the exteif of the reetnatrons Imposed by the
Cons tit HOW. • DI'S aloft NMI Ova &tide tkat Coo+
yeas could rprt @tersest' to prohibit Clefs?! in the
erritories. I reply to trio litsterefirLiiit i gt Vieille;
id not some be hro Hoist meet I. kite ms
that oVectioe vilajused fore the rt t the Chief
ittetimi deeded disarm* Sad set the o ion Wee
The eageeemeat was obligatory anal! to l del
elitithiof Um Onert. sal this Ikratitakel
He proneatmed the docitnne of popidar env/teasels
the Territonee saohietem. tikorgonsatir reeZitt 1,..._
_o
peoplesf the repinste Marosmidnimbere . some
was no sovereignty in the !Shoal Government. some'
tillellbr they mile nottrammitthat "sebum tatiseTmi
ritoristAnAhe Utter derived mil their power train die 6,4
genie sat mimed by Coition,. The ,;curt hedleiteided that
Comer ease sot prohibit +harmful theTerrittirome
consequently the Territorial Lemslwarse 000ld not exs"
teem Gus power. if the Territory. as in T e cam of
I Rasem.did
.orohibit illeverr,then It -web duly of
Congress to intervene. He quoted fln0(4111 to snow
that this power had been repeatedly exercised. and eit
late aejdee. two year, after the meats of the Nebraska
bill. He did not desire to force slavery en a remotest
people, but did want to make Them teapot the rivets of
others and the Qtrostittition of isle ematry. 'No purpose
loonto tosidabligh slavery. 'The Com:nation did hot
establish it. trot aluiry names *A ea t,g ea existias ,
condition alines.. "bat wan all the seats asks.. Eros
in the Mates no statute could be found establiealus or
creating slavery—it ontt riftvintat tut existence mid'
provided for its regulation. Mr. Maws dwelt on this
point at length.
ntr• 't 00a89, of Georgia, obtained the floor, When
the subject was poetemed till ittrouleY. -
The recite went into executive essaton, and imbeei
silently adjourned.
HOUSICOF BEPRERNTATIVIII3
':iIItr.IIEYNOLDS. or hiterl'Ork, florae Comehates
op IA Judiciary. no ported* bit to re the set eats'
Mollies toe Court ef Claim., sod to provide for the ad
is t i l d lr a W d. h7 Ibtribeisiet
AdrY raI RRAGAN. of fate, made 1111 Ineffectual attem pt`
to get up ma Tessa regiment strnedipent to tbeidditer
iVadems bill.
Tao ideamhoet was takes
caIPPAN. or
New Betehehire.' moved to poetpone ltueedets lit
order to tate nettle bine. Lost Cy thirteen emonty.
Mr. W.AB.IIIBUItIfib. of WWI, It•T•10••• of • ihibl
*time.
he bill r_ a e diectiaped by Mime. Wfiudtburne, Johli
Cochrane. Clam, of.ftellr ort, as Ott•••••• a 1•••••
to reeomMit.
.Mt.Tn.v 1/JR. of Leairsana. offered a subetitote
lug the Insurance, wades the tienditioas of the O 1.11“ bet=
ter to secure the loo s of pametname on ',nerd or venting
propelled wholly or partly by steam "shall be compiivit
vita ; and providing for the punishment and theacalial
cation of officers by whose carsleespees or recklemnem
amcdauts °emir Asiscted. Tim hill mos then pesMid.
Ihe bill pained was the 'shots tuts of Alf. Waahbornei
of Himont and contains many imports** provisions roe
the further safety of life on board of eleaniem. On*.
promicon br. mar ferry boats under the law, and another
limits the number erliegen oe ocean-Amine
steamer* A system of 1 Is is Drew ribed for stammer*
and saltine veraels, and e law of illee is amended in,
many particulars. . •
The Boric proceeded to the consideration of the Ne-1
brash. contested elective caw—Mr. Datl7 &smut Mrl
t.stabrook. • -
.1 1 dalsars. Cline BL L. .tadnsylvania, and DAWEiI.f
of liamashaseelm advolhe Malin - 0, the sositsid,
ant..
While the latter was regain sighs» Moe snob eon».
aion of tongues amour the Aetatilicans, who tore Kind
int in rt. talking about Ike aura from Ciudego.
- The seater reguested gentlemen to preserve order . ,
MrAW Hi% re octet the eonfnuon, soot that Aortas'
Lim:win will be the neat President of the United Mates;
son he hoped that this easonnoement would no maw.
CH. of North Caroline. lean for the reed
i
in g of the deen.tet
orgAltegt. not in order. Itanaltbir.f -
Mr. h.BTA Oltn» 00K 'rote In Gore of h is right to the'
neat he has °oratorio& - -
The Mows lin es Paned a resolution that Mr. Eats- /
brook is not, and Mr. our is. entitled to the feat.
Mr I,inabrook then retired, and Mr. Daily writ
sworn in:
The Private calendar was then taken u.-and, ode;
several b il ls were disposed of, the House ad journed.
Death of. Wm. S. Daum.lip of
clineetts.
BOSTON. May 18.—Ron. W. Damn% ex%
member of Congress, Muni at his residents is this
city yesterday.
Deported Defalcation.
Now Toter May 18 —7ll e transfer clerk of the
Pude° Matecompany,ia reported to be mlaiditig,'
arid a defaulter to the anouritet $4OOO.
The daimatiee Beabasesr.
Ll!rom .the ',4lgiiingtou Star of log maim.]
CoIiIIECTIMIIIAND . ADDivoits.—In the haste of mehlue.
up for instant pubirohtieu our report of.yeeterday's pro=
eeethrmi on the ormaiion or the reorpuoa of the 7apa-4
uses mmbamy by me President, a =rpm/lesser° m
re
tirement
Imo the mummer; pt. 7 hoe, we ex Mused met
of the km_hesel from the Brea of the Chief
Mmieteste of the NM fliathe ero Moms bees the re-!
welt of • purpose el Cling book trills Item the lm.
penal Aruba.mo
..or. 'Dm wee s'Maietelie ; Chief
Prit:=Proputaeligrlllffi - n14.7 " .
rimitipt onto sod tote rvtew wag the asi”
the Ty.esen, to Irtresnt Me fetter iteereedies tMis
*Wrist bees melted re thet literriev sr hut repro
eentstivsk tetrUitatentiv rstivett,engt tbs. gods 'sae
forwent %the TI • 000n's *outwitted and aatnuidethid
Simpsnadors.
The reason why the.ofiker to the year failed to stand
on +line with them, was bedews hie rank aid not per
mit pim tri tail to the andeenoe mt the equal of
the Antboirnadoni s He is the administrative and ci-.
eclairs ollloer of the Histausithe It aid or Lenten
tut or the chief Ambanador. Be Gni who hoe dares
or the treaty bot and their totem*.
W e also.. omitted to mention. that. the diAtinitnishad
Commodore isbubriok wan intredieed to the Ember, at'
the senior u 1 ber or the American Mee. directly attar
Lieutenant General Scott was introdsoad in his official dl
oapaaity.i • , • .
TUT 1111771 , 1011W1D.
Not a Person lioCtieoisd with the Eutaw hjkagilP to
th a hour, WA b beyond the preeitsela qt mivards'
Hotel since first eldifillf it, 'uteri ji.POI 000 MMM a
of their visits WIN Unattlieln WA the kunst
tore. already described salons* Is Mk mar. It seems
to he understood that no One etoosom With too Em
bassy la to move out of their asouhrsi—fist to. is to go
out into the oky—until the Conks' PreMostaMod of tke
ratified treaty. Tine morning they treydkossily engag
ed in unpacking their Males!. mustily a
,C hatsks.
arranging the preseula they bear to the proudest of Moll
;United thetas, ko.
SOMX DAGO/10Z.
The baggage of the Jetteeese heehaw. received oa
the day Wore yesterday acWitlarde . Hotel. filled oven
Jorge a aloes, even{ hi tom trope. or chests per mam
some of them fifteen feet keg, filteet high. ape four
feet wide I Mule o f them lomirmge wtth Poles acre.
Lop, 60, th at they may be bomb gulled by por-
TEL NEW YOlnt nistantsvioni /MD Inn .7.ll.l.AnnSi.
At 10011 t B P. New . York delegation we
troduced bl Cent. Dupont, who stated the °Weal elitism
visit, of which the ambassadors' had already Peen in
formed. The Janitore present were the three ambits-
Wow and the four bilkers melt in rank.
The delegation being introduced! the
insp thermals said s
Your Exaelientdes We are appoinects' com
mittee by the Mayor aid community o new York to
invite „you to come and to accept .the hespitallty of the
city. Stew 'York is the metropolis, tbs. largest city in
toe Union. '1 he desire to seetloll , and to hat* your EM'
boar amongst us, i s very grneo.,,• had We therefore
Mina that yen will be plear too:qua oar iztintattoa.
and to inform us of the day when lour arrival maybe
expected.
The Ambassador replied that they were extremely
gratified at renewing the invitation of the city of New
York. and that they accepted it with a great deal of
pleasure. They intended, as moon as their otheial biot
itew was dumorsd of, to comnsunicate with CPIOUI ,
Du
pont of the sobreet, NO mu to f# the day On wawa they
wd arrive in New York. hey farther stated that
thugtwat to that ergs city would of areas latent
toem, and thht they had, some busmen matters to at
tend Toon arra there.
After a D totrafeetion, shaking of halide, sad
matuat emit of cards, the delegation len the re
°option ' •
InCIDINTAL.
The grahams) , are much aatonashed to learn that their
expenses are to tie defrayed by the 'United et Ile They
e all pr. pared to pay their way. and with ample
funds ,o do iso. This they yeeard ea- the handsome's
compliment they have received. They express •
desire to Mira home direct by sea, and nos by Ow
mai They have a fermi ter this votes*, thifir her .
first /spates, voye round the Born fee riysti
will stooiWlY pr obably be detained and pace d at
their al p
One of lee most 'dogma features oonneeted with the
visit is the treatise breught on by the Emblem, seed
the bung which contain them. It will be recollected
that the treat) , made by the tatted Mates emesnl. -
Townsend Hams. was dertmyed by fire—the palace at
Yeddo, in which it was deposited, catching fire and
burning down. The Japanese 'dumb a sawed regard
for treaties, and it was considered a very desire ble ob
ject to have the President and the Department of Mate
attach their signatures to two treaties which are fee
smile ar.sityeot the one destroyed. neck of-these has
bees carefully tegonbed upon parchment, and deposited
ID lacquered hoses richly inlaid with pr• mous instals.
The• e le another box which contains a letter from the
Tycoon' I tenalloral Ettiremr) to the President of the
United States. these boxes are W contained in one»
the ester, or of Which shows the meet brilliant polish we
have ever beheld. A heavy red momoeo oovering_pre
tootil It from injury . it is named in a cottage of lat
ticed work. with four handles attached. Throtightrat
the trip, the anthem:adore desired it might be kept al
wa.a in their sight.
It le known ihet hut before the Eastman left Japan
'be grim of ninety thousand dollars, all silver wan. was
demented in minuet boxes, and placed in the custody of
the tonsil/gr. Monte Okstmll. Officer of the...treexUry.
who has certainty proven a good 'officer. upon the
arrival of the party, he diemed it advise, le to get it ex•
changed for coin more gene rally used, in America._ in
which operation beadded the sum of six thousand SM.
!aye premium, to Ike principal.
The trimmer le • menet low stature, inclined to eor
sideway std perhaps oat Jolliest of the emus gam.
Ifs is a great favorite with our naval officer& some of
whewhave met him previously i n Japan. Who Jane
nese ale oer tingly the most minable and , polite peopht
ace of the globe; the truth at tMe aesertioe
on f ace
epipparent to alt who iniame wit's. them.
Under the Most provoking, circumstances they sae*
manifested wittottepolitensm end patienoe, and the
commandant of the Roanoke said mat he would sooner
have esventy of them in his ship man half the sense
number of any other nation.
From Venezuela.
No have papem from Caracas and La Guaira to
April IT,,three,deys later than previous advice's,
The National °engross wee still In session, end hid
,efiaoted several laws defining and providing for the
'punishment of the crimes of sedition, treason, and
rebellion.
A new conspiracy, set on foot by Monagas, bad
been discovered. . The plottere were all out of the
country, and were maturing their plane eomewhere
in the Antilles,
The Coo Ureic, of La Guaira, says that late ad;
vices from Gen, Pace indicated' that he bed no in
tention of returning to Venezuela It wtue the'
general impreseion that he would not unapt the
poet of Minister of War, tendered to him py , Pre
sident Tovar, and the:Comore* hoped isst be
would not, became a man of his position and
abilities ought not taaecept'a .subordinato Woe.
Be should return to Venesuola either as q,eimple
citizen or to assume the supreme summand:
The CoMertia complains that the GoVernment is
not vigorous. The rebels are by noisome subdued
and openly carry on their operations, correspond:
ing with oonspiratore outside of the Itsspublio
with
out any Interference on the part of the *newt
ties.
Murders are daily more numerous and punish
ments are very rare. The Canary Islanders, al
most the only laboring people in the country, are
leaving, It by hundreds under tempting effete to
emigrate to Hayti, and the emigration is en
°enraged by the, rebels. The Government to in
need of funds ; no Mende have given all they can
spare, and Its enemies are allowed to enjoy their
property in Slash," sap the Cotnerdo,
• is they OnMtiOnref the country."
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N.41-r-MRINT
hilisaspi,figir i siaHiranc.Calawc;-Itortaa Mates
Muskat tT, Yoet,cof the ixasaaxic -
Pennsylvania, has aassleftiiquir
mane, of Assistant Kariba/a, to take tie ataiieof
1860, in this Zutera,mandee at the !UAL
the counties are oomph,* except Neutralism
emptioir., flak elr, Zig*la
covart; tritichis lii brbe I n•
=t=
day.. The aanhalciiill eftemenee their law*
on the lot of Zone, and it je enpepted that the
wholeeoniiiited' fit idx ifiant hen that
time
Aimm a Cotnirt. , —Frantb-Will, Joke Booby, Jr.
Franklin Beltael l Robert Keeled. Willis= fl.
Souders, Jacob, liaaak x Ammo shaaly,
g a l „ ;
BMUS COURlT.—Wliganten Blain% Wit.
Item seidenrefol,_Antirew Rao, buy East, James
Bell, Aaron - 8.. BoCasa, Jonas - Miner, Daniel
B. Knts,
_Henry .0. croll, _8 Jaw
Tisheir,lenaGutift,. lamb' Iro4et, hems K.
Dshell, Joel Miller, Georgoßerlist, Lori K. Mein
ell.
el Wind
Emma Co 1:11117. lII* at, Ames GM&
on, Jacob 8. hunderland, Wm. B. Alibi/mar, Jo
naguia X.Weltini, lean* B. Be_atassielil=
llhrlitopher Taiedbm; Ohs" X Macknett,
B. Oct, Jonas Lanbenetein,John E. Oorconse, !aim
A. Grevip,'ltalutM4 - Kate, Rebut 8; *over.: " I
thews consyr.—Pstriek *anis, Ahrilima
PlastlEr- ' • " C '‘t
Onarnin Copoirr.-Wm.
8. Boyer, Hugh Mooney, John Chris/any
Willaa .
Douai/18, 1 1W tl,Balloy, Bina Bsainel
dentuel ffolmen, N:T: McVeigh, loot.
Nally,
,Jeseph G. King, Orion Brans, Jleet Grout,
Joelpitatimal,'J r amestil: Oilhongh, Jr.; Jiniesit.
Lemon, John Woodrat, _
CursaanSiii. Bevis:—,yeti B . L o w i r,:"H i e r y
H. Eberly, Edward Showers, Fallystrd p.
.A. 1471.„ h.
DAUPHIS Counrt.--Kassel Matters, Join B.
Krause, John Itattifon,Jolen Miley, 'Wm. Bottom
stone, Jackson Andrews. John Nolanghlin, John
,!‘..Eigler, Okada/ Osumi, Jrnsr7loghbiatet ,
• Duciitme* CotarrY.—John P. mmisairoe,
Wcurrell, .W4ll. B. -rleessiere, ocorip
Wm." A; Basle, Babied Wien, 'Adelpi B.
Oheyney.
Pasau.or esirxrr —Pianeli H. Blear, Thomsen
X. Orr, Oen. W. Welsh, Joseph Cooper.
The appointments for Lamest/a coasty hies al
ready, been publithed in The Press.
Ltayiaba TotniitC—lfsiiiei -ICA& nut
Berbesson, Ephraim Beitsier, Lewis K. Weilieb
John AhrelzwElles Walborn.
01;11;mp.T.,,,Iohe i rmibtal,Jolin J. Wants,
11
Sohn H . Faigal, Dania( . Ctatta Glatata Duns,
IdiettuA IL Albright, ~ Abrahaia
Blank, Wm. D. Sitter; Jobs (ism.
Moistos Weiss —,..las,Plassi Lyndfanlitairsb.
Mosiaosisai Comerr.—Not
N rsosCoursi..—Psear
BROW Glai. V: Wallies; Chibtlasi
Frankendeld, Join Bass.
Yiaaz CAMlTr. , ..43llllllllo:llll4thilleipr, -Al/6119
Stevens, John Hartsell, Benj. W. Masser, Issue
B. Cooper, Balsart Biseltset, Blismiltit.
Piga Coussr.--Oliver 8 Dianniek.
ftsor.,unts.,,,ClowrirriaGidsomi Wltaristow - Joha
Wynlioop; Wm. fi Johnson, Joan litiniamageha
P. Powers, lisubsis, Bemuses. Prisiliraisk Rat
theme-, John Brown, Abraham 801114.
WAX:CC Cotrienr.—Bpbealm W. Biaallm, &
name.
Yobs Chr.....-r—lfiraa. Sage,-Job/ Bar r,
Wm. 'Manley, 'Admit H. May, Photon,
Augusta a trier/a, - Aleii B. abeam , Idle Paws-
Don, Joseph When, woe, comity,
Joeeph , Teth, 'Yew duble, .Ir., Jibe M. Rut
ledge, N. Orevemyer, Bee) T. Roller, Peter
8 " , ' Wm ' # w f f m, 1 .4 41 7
Carrots:a.
TnE buIgoIVAQUIT.Q , Rooms - Blitwrinlutrz
—A Coamsacanair Meng.—Osed oar eats:yet.
slag felloa-eltliela,Waniy - i. Wati,Wat ;Tearlisd
hi*" shouldef to the whoel,".fer the issitsswarmet
of south Broad streetgoot earasst, by
meting tile.ereptlea of # aagsidsast Anit-dt.
four4tory Mateo browiatone haat, '
to be situated at the lit..W._eoraor of Brood mad
Federal greats, The stellar has hew dog and
walled up, and it is probably lie, larva', villa/ et
any dwelling hoes. soutkof barbel alma-
The building will be .flfty.fsal. hash aa Brood
street, by retry-ads fest deep; fig *ado Ugh, the.
trout of Rietou'atone; It will
be ;et back thistroli fait Atisa.thi, llaa et do
pavenieitt on Broad strait; witidi will penal* a
bandanas iloshiegialeseirarefset Mks lot takes
ap will he roe, feet treat tea amid ateset, widek
will have "twinti-in feefaa Wei aide at the hare
for dower garden*. • .
The example set by Ms. W. is worthy of
by other property owseri - ealitear Shier, Alai if
they wish the grog .to become desirable hi prihti
rate residences, sboald asks goodaad tasteful ha
provementa themadres, in order to 441414
mane to - ereet similar raddenees in die lesailly,..
There is no parfot the eitY better adaplakpa
raeidesees of this oleo Was - South :Brasil Mont,
am • most boastfhtt boalererd Lee bars bad *et IS
the, centre of the oirte . et, Miss li ir . iatuao4 ahaY
Ooloteftedlfiti geh1 0 4 061 4 - .11141"4'14.11*.
trees, for the tatedek,eadl eniersent el tkl 14-
testa.= °f lair thine loss bites ntietfreitAidst fish
Councils havi riot extended She. PAW feemes
vette* vitrillaX,lMTlaTg, 1 0 , 4 11 AW;triAmf7Cintsr -
Woad lama Mule miss& Cataliy *To*
ready den! a great dial far iostkinol4 eknik: pit
Ss curbed and paved loari tothithitessietket dike
Paarfaak road, and a sherr., diatemeti latift - At
the junction of Broad street ititir reed,
there are several, trifidaitrsititttegeit, ihmetise en
Broad Areal, whieit - amm iiredemn, to ',OeLenn ,
tent, the barren charaatereeilie street: °
But go northward from tile, OM op to the Bal
timore depot, at Broad and Wasaiiitton knots for
nearly a nine, *era , are but two or three house,
and those not of the inititiad, to
,be sew - ; And
Tel tdeY.froili 9 1 1.tb• biaatidd bOalarard. *is
referred to. Tkeraikae, it- do pan alty 1141110
south Broad *treat vial Cowbells hit obiionli the
matt*, they obi:omit/go Mwerittbsiiestia;liegeisim::,
their properties, and shown* the public *pro*.
inentir,siaked a* really nesSiod. Twosity
foarth ward to point. The* tbkitailitt
watet-gipati are laid ii'leiielnetewowribeiest
the **try. Bat What le the kiwi *Wt.
cause men of ifrisos la* oboe* to bind aim**
and expensive cottages, some hi will* wet 145,000
and $20,000, far oat in remote portleu of *award
--oomettmes in the woods.
When" the .tionitnittsei of Oanstails Atli the 11S
when liaperstatints - swe . ask* ilw, s the
*gement offitieetijibeister"M by tbstraillioo of
mansions, noir* *V** ipokeslof, wit Am**
tible, and the gas end waist pilots Sri Lad, streets
opened, - graded, - ailed, ie. - 'These petals int.
provemonts follow:popnIstIon -*matter they
required. It would be unwise sad iapolitls fu{
Cannons to spend the public , money in wok weeks
Oakes there was a popolatiUn In the **illy to*
besotted by it, and to pay a portion of the ex 4
New Passarrnaraw. Catracar. 7 -The now
gregetion knoan as the Trinity Prasbyteilmi
Church, nt-tteseoyper, of Trinkliord 'road and Cam
bria street, which in under the charge of the Raw.
Kr. B. Work, is lairaisivg is Mutilate, as is also
the Sanday : sehool pomaded :with it.. The tomer-
Mona of the - neW edideawilt be laid within • alcath.
The buliding will:be f eoMirontirif iti dare *PIN
GOtbio style.
Lamina ON JaPari.—Lientenant William B.
Whiting will deliver a leetere en. Jima, it the
Mord:sal Pond Hall, next Monday evening.. Lien.
tenant Whiting wan appointed by the Navy
pertinent Hydrographer to the Japes expeditiwm
under Commodore Perry, and aosempanled_thalt
othoer in hie ,visit ta.Yale bay. ,We -map hers,:
therefore, to obtain from him some reliable Wei ,
nation res,peoting that interesting People.
Dnownan.—About six last ermine,
while two men were rowing a boat on the dank
above Fairmount, it suddenly oapaised. WI I hi
*vans wee drowned. His bodywas reeovened,afulk
taken to his late residenee. at 1401 Barclay abut._
whore ho leaves a wife w 3 four children. VW
other man, whoec name wo were unable to learn,
oiling to the boom of the boat for some. time: and
was finally rescued by some members of the boat
Club.
Cateritr.—A match between two elevens of
the St. George's Club will be played, on their
ground!, Cameo's Woods," on Monday neat.
Wickets Oohed at 10 A. M. The match will no
doubt be a very interesting ono, and well worth
tweing. 'J he public are respectfully invited to at
tend.
TEM Doe Dwracrrurne.--Capt. Sim Francis,
the chief of the Dog Detectives, in making atrannti
meets for the coming `Munpaign. The Captain ie
now awaiting inatructions from the Mayor, pre,
yiona to embarking ripen hie minion of destruction.
TnE Coarrzarean' Enron= CABlo — The
counting of the votes out for City Controileofet
the late ntnnioipal election, has been eoneindedi-
The majority of Mr. Rutty has been ieduced from
102 to 82.
Smarm' For.--There was an alarm of fine.
yesterday rooming, owed by the barntag of a bed
in Bt. John street, below Buttonwood. lt was
extingalsbed without any more than trtQing da
matte.
Aeon:tam—Yesterday morning a boy named
James McNamee, about Eve years of age, fell from,
a window of • a house on 'Hurst street, below Lem-.
bard, and wee mutt Injured internally. He was .
conveyed to the Pennsylvania Hospital. • ; -
Hosprrsr, Ursa.—A .-man,• named Jerrie.
Kirke, employed in I cloth factory near Front and
Noble streets, received a compound freedom,/ his
right arm yesterday morning by being meg* is
the ineehinery. He was lain Mtheleseptiat,
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THOMAS riiBOSSH*OHS EWA;
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Node/ ibae ? lleoook, !awe.' Paaapblet to*
higaes now ready, t!Olitilbstag fof 'ifiaealptlone dt
all thelkoperty to be cola _ en Teasley seat, 2114'
but., with a lbt of oleo 39th itai i - and June 66;
a#l2tbiwfbiellat - 4;o4eititif it private ante,
obnairlitaz a laall ibesiCaail "gnat varlet: 4.
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OMMM.