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— whigs. Geo. B. Lawrer ce will be nomim ted for Oamal SHIPPING. | ofthe Ccmmonwealth, be nominated, (by acclamation,) 9 Mageh 10. with mda, to POLITICS IN PENNSYLVANIA. (gubernatorial Cegumia tor cr. a7 » ined tleket or je" en, Ton 41 15 "Ws ston, nnn Renee nnn : cnashabeininidblinaed | ‘ple motion waa seconded by half ofthe voices im the | | ‘As expected, the hig couvention have declared for ‘A Exerett icy 3 FO ROUTHAMPTON AyD HAVRE —Tue UNITED | co ‘and carried by the most enthusiastic demon- neninst the field; ‘Bson, on his non-com- x York fom, Listen, Hall sieaa trashing oughaml The Whig — oe at Laneaster, (Nis of eatisinction. at the entire | itis stir, anne all attempts for “arial | ‘i Syaliew 8a as ay Hand he a nd pal eardey, J ie ; Cheers were proposed axd given—nlmost the ent © ve Isw. The owever. vel rr ax ashore in & § inte Ci OUR LANCASTE | CORRE-PONDENCE. | bedy r’ring to their feet. shows that the Fi w is distasteful to poy Se pf ‘2th, a wees. Famine, lort chains and anchors, boat All letters mae. ee ete, the Ry og of specie are ie di ‘will be received on bosed after Thurian, An experienced surgeon is attached to the ship, ” MORTIMER | oa Agent, No. 53 Broadway. bout anh ita Ue B: Straits of a: ivapia, thal they never will no Ree tm i 38 at Tabet Spe Tagg omy es os a, . April 23, Br bark Rano, ul a for California. ‘ < pee When order was restored, a motion was made and | Penney Laxcasrna, Pa. June adopted, that a committee be eppointed to wait upon the | Scott is nominated fer the Presidency against the admia- | for'yalparaiso, If you imagine that the whigs of Penasylvania bi Goveruor at the hotel, and snmounce his unanimous | istration platform of the compromises, and on the mon- | Elsride, sn Land pat 4 invite bim to be present duri tho de- | committal policy of General Tayler, ecinaload lle opeetaters of the eornes thst passed around | noeliation. oie Gomventica, _ ‘The administration is endorsed over the left. Beott is ion of the above sbella, Thomp- 0 GRANDE. id th - sere ire tarts them, oF that, indifferent to the future, and to the com. | NS™MiCts Ot ie veer ook arecess until do'clock. | tobe sectional candidate, and the South are to look | #0, who during the gale had to cut away both masts to save tors from Baltimors (Ye) 19), appeared off the bar th, tut B—ANY FRRSON HAVING A DEMAND OW stitution, and the Union, they hare allowed Governor APTER RECESS. clrewhere, ‘The whig party of Pennsyivanis will be | spoye Br bark jah, of ‘sad from London, who reported me s being fresh er re wirase pregent the same for Rayment to Ge underigns’ molestation, you are certainly misjudging the party. | ss Dannacn, Chairman of the Committee, read the fol- j elaieet fines to the bark. The captain supposed she | May 9, Ai Thom pon (Hr) Thompscn, for c ‘The whigs of Philadelphia and Harrisburg have long lowing resolutions Our Albany Correspondence. a in thesurf, andall hands lost. The K losther eerenaaley — id barks Osmanli, Kenrick, “at T&A ‘BIEDICA solver jobar fon, Boston, AL. reir coat Aunanr, June 23, 1851. to Singhrons, ‘April It (not Sth)—Sld Charles, Androws, ego hoisted the standard of rebellion, and there ix not now @ county in the State which does not contain & Fillmore and Webster organization of some sort, and a meané of counteracting the Scott and free soil ors vation, given to the whigs of Pennsylvsnia by the late | my Galphia cabinet of General Taylor, Of course, the new | ! ie a ‘That thi 54 nina and u and constitution party is organized under the | in its aula taaeeaine a Ae ern Ae ie tendencise that a of Danici Webster; but Millard Fillmore, unless el rt new articles of agrvemont and partnership are drawn up | ¢f er citizens —in the between him and Mr, Webster, or Mr. Webster sets up | lier public works—an: for himself, will earn all the benefits of the new arrange- | “pein the value a propethy.. i ment. Mr. Webster, as long as he stays in the cabinet, | all ciroumsta RREST GROVE, HYDROPATHIG 5 LASTIOTE, Bong Kong. F for NYork, 8 Schooley’s Mountain, Ji # The ‘above Dull Times in the House Proposition to Investigate the | Underwood & Wiley. Gavantis. Jenet~Rel Conduct of the Emigrant Commissioners—The Conal Bilt aneaee s Collins & Voss. | dayer sche d'® tind Chat fo soon; Sally | MD. il be retdy fot % errs ot invalids the throwgh the Commitice of the Senate—Its Final Passage | tR0ke sebr Abraham C Totten, from Apalachivols for Boston, Baldger, frou 8t Thomas (or Nor Sr ANDREWS, Fay ol (m1 carat Gecates, Fame Gsuith moe, toa. | for RSeeRy gms Hi Brigs Julie ‘Moulton, and E Wright, | Part of July. ‘Pretisted en Tharedey, ree, rere, Come ee ee Teoh coe bale pitt: aon, James, Baltl- | PARIS AND LONDON ‘TREATMENT OF PRIVATE It in now apparent that the Legislature wil! adjourn | © Resize & Co. 17th wy sera brig Ole |S Jouts, NB, June 20—Arr ship Robertaon, James, RIS AND ile apse the latter part of this week, not from any inclination on Mi erie (Br), Parker, St Joh Sane eu Jabelle, Taylor, NY orks ought on by Elan babi the part of & majority of the members, but for the want Smyrna (of RSwB? bot Sprague ‘St Croix, 12 days, rpool (and sid fr na Rast errpets ieee) Tush uA Glad oe ne loeal remedy. ap and nd one sows y 7 ae iy 08 Se Ln my of business ‘They would gladly reseind the resolution | Wit) tuRyr oni Reme Ke 1S days, with sugar, | ol sth for Calais.) ‘i ; te uration, fr pheicinns. Yn all be guaran adopted at the commencement, declaring that no new | &e, to Motthow Bacua, June Tp rigs Argo, Morton, for Boston, lor | fist ® peemanem HM case. e hee rpepnts Bi .n, Pierce, eee” "Fano 12, with potatoosand | days; Galera, Richards, do Sor witbet oe others use, their business should be taken up,except # bill to prevent the ~'g Dara (Cuba), May 21-—No Am vesselsin port. ling the former tall times, eB, Seideranly contended against that relicy interference of certain public officers with the Canal bill, Brig Ms on), Oo! Gadvecton, 40 4 Home Ports. ' in our national affairs which favors and protects tho ALEXANDRIA, June 3>arr sobre Cohaarat Blackwout’ | £228! ie mara Mr. tipere's seestary, aud people ot c- | of other uations at the sacrifice of the prosperity of our own piers Phe os ee ee cen cat 7 2 Calhoun, Cake Boston; Zs Elisa Jane Darnasd, Nan | tort veils * gros time Der nd. T paid over’ $s ia tre costomed (o reason think that they need only secure : ' dia sh cola journs ness, ucket. o cured of weaknoss from self-abuse, without bens- Fillmore to have Mr. Webster in the bargain. gee ea That the inne Mp whieh eipotle have and to-day a short session was held as a more formality. peated a Bo 2 Ary chre Paurnseett and Pearl. Now cured ime by looal ireataiont, oy been robbed of employment, ne Balanane af Sank bo, Fi tertained that the result of the census Leand 4 wich, bo ‘ 0 There was an attempt made, some time ago, to carry | duced ‘st us. ds conclusive evidence of the blasting and ‘ears are now en\ andl py im, nder, and wee. even thie county for Fillmore and Webster, and compro- | desteustive etocte of the tard of 1848, will not be seceived from the Siete ef Calithenis, and | "beneRerises ere rcs, Savanilin, June? with mdse, to BO STON, J ‘Waiiawen [Aeon her tnn xi been under, three physicians (or & yang. besldce asin Resolved, That the government and people of Pennaylya- certificate from the Department of the | d¢rwood & Wiley. 18 inst, Jet 31 10, fon 75 04, passed wha- ty pesek, Philadelphia. ¥ bay ee heavy at the time, did 45, aaw Br brig Rockclefs, eS schr John Adams, bi Br}, Anderson, Newport, E. ce hours from & ‘i ‘Tho ay (i y mail. cual for a br igs Old abip Jed, arate Dellisters hew Ore | S70tee By mall, Osos, Renee fro 2 Reade vtreet, Jeans; Varks Chas William, Blasland, Savanah; Selah, | doors from Broadway, not in the store. Atkins, Philed; brigs Kossuth, Allen, Jeremi mise resolutions, approving of Fillmore and Webster's she tee marten eae ‘Ware ready, | consequently no nia sreloyad te tte national constitution, and are ready: | Tnterior of Washington, in season to re-arrange the Con See ee te ss ia. lon 4 iibet upon the aigfameof the citizens of this | gressional districts of the State during this session, If epee her NE. the last steamer has not brought the census, then it will | "Sehr Eveline Treat (of Frankfort), Hop'ina, St Johi 2 Ps street, two course, were actually passed; but the delegates to the State Convention from Lancaster county have either deceived the movers, or have since been faithless to their trust, since Thaddeus Stevens. the abolitionist, cisime @ majority of them in favor of Scott and free soil jason Yt tom: not arrive in season, PR, 1 days, with suger and molasses, to Maitlaud, Puelps | 4 oe 1 ceutewn, oi & bo, Res, Savannah; LW Me Suet ee He ‘ sch ra "a Ann, Og av ailed—Bar mifng, Corton, K, and probably anchored ‘ourser, bark Fe, te Aurtane, “Brig Mutaworas, of Mr: Dewey introduced a very tmportant resolution in the House this morning. Its object is the appointment of a seleet committee to make a thorough examination into the affairs of the Emigrant Commissioners. There Sobt Cinara (Br), Bollong, Mayaguen, PR, 12 days, with | jf) iets ia Cc n, 23 27 days, with honey ‘The free soilers, however, wre in anything but good | faltered, the history of the whig party demonstrates, 4 evirits, and the probability is they will be obliged to | in the storms: 24versity, of iy the sunshive of prosperity, | has been much suspicion awakened during the Perry, Antigua, 12 days, with pine- ch, tuppoced bound S, pad beck from the bey an ton Pony ise with the delegates from the eity and county eetemecene Hear phous country ehopebaenever Deen dimmed | present session, from the circumstance that deloga | #2 mente master Lies oa, 8 days, with fruit, | BALTIMORE, June 23—Arr ship Sua Dr. Hunter at once, before sping cleewhere to be rel to save their Govern ecclved That te onions of one worthy State eeu tions have been in constant attendance in the lobbies | ,,gir Joba G Wright, Gre nt Sathe * | end, Arica; brigs Poultney, a Al | of'your health and ‘money. very New Yorker Knows There wil! be « fight, and a severe one. in convention, reseed in h Iinessage, | Of both houses, dictating and importuning members. sche Pec citic, Bawyer, Galveston, 36 daye, with ootton, to fred, , Moore, Sagua. Cd ‘Zine Hume, Godteey, Cohasset Nar- Hmust have me eae ne es ol rauoh of medi betweem tho Fillmore and Webster delegates and the of this cony expresses | Such a committee should at once be instituted, Various TOCHARLESTON, June 20—Arr ship Lone Star, Bontelle, N oe pur oe fe i Charleston, 6 days, with timb Scott men. .The former will offer compromise resolu- Orleans (reported by Tel on fire). Cld Sp brig Vaijoro, Cu- men, The former wi Toe eee etton ountees ao | Comderations demand it,” Large amounts of money are | |"Schr Wim Tyson, Jom tioma, and the latter will endeavor to votw down all rao. ur duty: constantly flowing into thoir possession. ‘Their a fairs | bound to Plermo Hi Barcelenat Sp pol Activa, Carreras, do; Sp sehr Safo, | and the effects of mercury. T tutlons which would detract the whix party inthe Stato, Petes etlene eer celta stan cetteamt cried should be by overhauled, examinations made of thir re- | Sct James Nielson, Crammer, Swansboro’, NC, 4 dayr, Ninf en pela i 3yte Wear ah Bi up more thas hs ana eat content its nominating General Scott for the ntial collective, ant catbelied amet Gcenetnaat nay ite and expenditures, from whom the funds come and Sehy 7 lee, Wilmington, NC, 6 days, with A ghee re y | dostore—Joha Presidency. sans phrase Scott is evidently the canditate | pinese, and for which we cherish su: atiachinent, discounts ine they go—how many of the Commisioners are | reciente —_ ial Cardenas, Bla eh + Burgess, W | cohol Indirectly comeerned in the charter of steamboa s sun |" ScheLoulsa, Smith, Wilmington, NC, 6 days, with naval of the abolitionists, free soilers, and anti- masons of this | nancing whatever ma) zgest even a suspicion is whl ‘EAST GREENWICH, June 2—Arr sehr Volta, Tuthill, Bates ie Mr, Buchanan is said to have re-organiaed | i® *ny event be abandoned. piying clothing and provisions to the starving 41°! de ti- | stores Roneout. 3 yoom with me--John Burley, he Freemasons in bebalf of himself nnd the line of 36° | teaion uae Becton Simiaineation. sndee the} tie meal to ascertain whether either oc (rem are LEWES (Der), Juno 23,7 PM—Several vessols fo T applied to 8 London physiolen 20" If the Laveaster Convention passes compromise | 1d confidence of t: “ intere in the transportation of emigcants to this and stood up last evening, with 8 moderate breese fre Zertain disease; he pronounced me well resoletions, then General Scott is used up even In Pent. opus tie aasalyr aiesonay atten country or through the country, and thy rvascm why | among which were brigs ‘Thomas Walter, 3. with the same eflect, and never got eylvania, at least with the politicians: but if he is nomi- he improvements of rivers and harbors ; the villanous games of swindling are pri it ed along | from Bt Jago de with the game effect, and never go! ‘and many headed monater until Tour years age, andever ance { am in Hving—! in Goffin.’ street, where Dr, Hunter's ned Dre Dated, Ged cnly can foresee the consequences. It will be age ; and. the striet aceountability of pubs bey: line of trans] ion, especially by w Sebr N Biddle, Bugi River, # triumph of the noisy, hurrah politicians, over the sober its energetic, republican, truthful and dignined | New York and CI jeago, &¢.&¢ There wast o apparent Schr AB Edwards, Serge r, James Titer, z iiaye. second thought of the party-cof passion “and. ‘demas management of cur foreign affairs, has secured for it the get- | 1 Cosgity for refusing to consider the rex lution to-day, | Set Native, Birdsall, James iver, 2 days ae geguiem over Teaeon and that enlarged patriotism which ‘That William T. Johnston. except an arbitrary rule of the House, which was resorted | Sc chr Ranguet, Willis, Suffolk wi od Ll caane Arr sehr Segochett, Watts, Thomaston Cld bark Jas Smith, Lovett, Genoa. \ kes iticians and local politics imto the will receive, to for the pu * of producing delay. The resolution fclr W H Hunter, Griffin, Suffolk 4 le vis. Oo future of the entire Penfederacy i was laid om the table until to-morrow, when it willbe Rohr Richmond, Tilley, Richmond, Suny My ec Newark a Schet Waves Vesey, | SEW MEDICAL BOOKS. —A COMPLETE PRA As to the judicial ticket, there is a proposition to no- - spe nok a mage ind tat must | seen how many members of the House there are who will Sebr Libert; . ateeirs. days. ‘PROVIDENCE, June fie Maine, Arthur, Corde N ‘work on the nature and treatment of delicate diseases, minate the whole bench asit is now composed—in « great | Vtimately Pay ak topann Neng eel eteistareton af | eDdeavor to smother the all-important investigation. Sched sfiate es FN in’ 4 Hi Su fen reload Bon rnpcrium | and all the kindred affections illustrated Uy great, num measure of free soilerr; but that. too, is not likely to | snr opponehte, sud for biechurtste complete nnd being ito | The entire day was consumed in the Senate in com-| Sctt Fimirs Comneliun’ P —_ — and Ninettas Ch by Homer ber of beautifully cclored plates, as large a8 Surgery, Bostwick, and diseases of the carry. — Meredith, of late Galphin notoriety, is also astul operation the unfinished ‘er aie works without in- | mittee on the all-absorbing topic of the times, the Canal fone Martha Collin: Gotttne, Virginia, ses) 3. forward; but I hardly think they will risk him gee oe ¥? Geor, hy i y and how well he | bill. The epponents proposed several amendments—some | Solr Fairfax, Pentel aotown, wes Brown, hus proving how fey Campbell. There is a point in politics where all | watched and guarded eve reat, devised of them quite proper and salutary; whilst others were | Schr Jos Brow: pearance, Baltimore, 3 days. ‘M—Arr ship Potomac, Gardner the law learning in the world. with such reminiscences as a ‘Welfare of the whole people undoubtedly ouly offered to hang @ specch upon. Mr. | §¢hr Black Haw! Lh ws = Mani ie phy a , hip Samoeet, Wilson, for licug Kong Mr, must enjoy, could not prevail against the | ” Se wh “ be Stenton evbnittted an amendment. declaring that ten | 2cbt DS Lves, ‘Chase, Wrote otha ee tiea ne fect 2 ceukmnos interest inthe tremarity | hours ehall constitute a day's work, and for whleb @. la- Balled. wea ANNAN, June ]9— Arr phipinetford, San higs of Philadelphia have thought of nominating | and good Pacific Ocean; pkt ships Men- Forks berks (Bry, Hamiltor cents. Author of a = oof Pennsyly: entertain a just pride in | borer should receive one dollar, and twelve anda half { Steamship North Americ Chief Justice Gibson (already on the democratic ticket) | ovrexeoutive officer, who firmly maintains cents in addition for every hour’s overwork, It was | drik Hudeon, Liverpool; hesse d’Orleans, Havre; and RYorks Croton, glia peg le yd table effects, &e., att 7 *aisth edition for Ube Supreme bench; but Old Coke and Blickstone | f0ith wt home and abroad. and who hn defended with ahili- | Urged, in support, that the State should-extabilah that | °t<te = bed wentuer, sche isthe "Amdrews, trom Cedar Keys | $3; prondways and'by the nu vere - swore that he would not accept it. He will not be hum- | [3 * — 4s the minimum price for labor on its public works, in | yuxy 2¢—Wind at sunrise, N; meridian, NW; sunset, N. | for NYork. eee, profeesional whigs, asthe men of property, of Governor Johneton’s almi- | order to prevent contractors from imposing upon their ‘QWth—Cld echr Mary Jane, Perki OTICE—YIELDING TO THE EARNEST SOLICITA- ene She oe democra sure to vote for him Rosrantes'that on all subjects workmen, In opposition, it was contended that the State eran o iT eee ———— JN Bone ot very man, whe have been cen cruelly disappointed - ction thereon will be > ‘Telegraphic ‘There wili be considerable of a fight on the Canal Com ned by 8 faithful nogard to Thvele “2d. pee Med SAE ‘apon “bls laborers. ecies Jan Pree mmovcrsiy ome me-=0 Basten AChampion, | tinue to pre vores Popularly, for tint he oes. oo migploner. Jack Oele the defeated member froin the | “Herolvea, That Gencral WinteldSerte is heyved qusstion | TBC majority, refused to incorporate this provision | | Arrived—Ship Concordia, Caleutta, vis Hermads, ‘where | piloted Sherry, CT Inslee. De Henry, HA Beers, 1 | Sire4 i Sti erantly: injured ‘Gemma Sys destructive : Lighteenth dis:riet. who would not vote for the compro- | the chvice of the whigs of Pennsylvania, an their candidate | in the bil. Ar. Stanton offered soother amendment to | *he put in te Tite, Master, J 7 Greenwect, oS! J] Nanit of youth, may alo a nly ywith 8 certainty of cure mise messures of the last Congrose—nor against them, | forthe Presidency of 1% and that oT 4 | cue of the sections, declaring that no direct tax abould tread Steamer Americ, Ravocpeats Nevis Joram. Zea-'| Dickson ither—seems to be popular with the city delegation; but | hi wo whigs of the Union, as the most deservingand | be levied fer the pagmcnt of the canal revenue cortifi. ene ane Be Beer Geel Ber DELANEY, Mf. D., George V. Lawre Las | availabl that high off ew iets nasteston:_ bees ianr Hells, | Gittueys dire CP a 51 Lis ard streets neae Brosdway. a nce. of Lawrence county, is a0 vigor- | #vailable man for that high office, cates. This was sivo rejected. Mr. Curtis also proposed | Hon ‘dndavees Alorandria; Mary 5. Phi Snow, Dr Drew, 8c Ranier, G Jone ne, Ht Cal pe a ously pusbed forward by the politicians from tho western | Pending the question on the adoption of these resolu- | to amend, #0 that the act should not take effect uvtil it Bais Gurdon, JS W Seti, iY Osborn, SE doha. O FEE TILL CURED. DUS, COOPER AND MURPT, pert of the State, that his nomination is more than pro- | tions, Jonn M.Scorr. of Philadelphia, moved the inser- | was submitted tothe people. A protracted discussion | , Sailed—Schre John H Preston, Corson, Phi IWE jady, Mrs Jenninost and N°ZE wb} 9 Leighton, Mie May | Treatment by letter, in Englia Ee 00, jf oe “4 phia. x. 3 24th, 7m thelr any bable. It may, however, be traded away for other con- | tion of the following, as an amendment:— mined, and reveral Senat ti the Aun C Baker, do; Science, Al oe Gaselle, Yer . me Mrs Walker, IL eevee ane tate, BD eee ney, Sieseas tied on'ie ‘atment of the moss obsti- siderations having a @irect bearing on the Presidency. | Resolved, That the provisions of the constitution, in refe- | scunted the tribuane Te udeeden ern py ne Cf erste 2 hilizen and servant, Mre Red . nate me may wel denim the te “J te arse will, Tis is no time for doubtful or lukewarm politiclans. G. | rence to the rendition of fugitives held to service ‘or labor, | combe, aud the opportunity was fully and freely enjoyed | Dates sheer? N¥ores Pamliay Boston: 2, Vaio, Sos. 8D Ailsa Fleming tnd tim at 23g Roveovelt stresh, neat ‘andaowhere =" engacas es ad. serngea soppert our party, a faithful, man- ut the majority were el fractory; they would litten eas yam paChERnvesEtn, 3 prt 7 er ‘arter, else. Reware of the quacksin Duane street, east of Chatham. Ancaster. June 28,1861. ‘On the adoption of this amendment, a long, discursive, | H¢ither to argument. sophistry, persuasion, nor threaten- }—Rark John Swasey, Buon 1 Hiss 8 A Moses, Biss wh 0 FEE TILI. CURED.—DR. CORBITT, OF 19 DUAN ‘The calm which pervades the good city of Lancaster | ana ti adoeten of sprung up, in which Messrs, | itgs, butcted it down systematically. Bir. Crook offer- | gesived—Brig Vulture, Cai Pees Hone, une 21. | Biselow, Mise Poval. Miss J Homiand, Hive iiowinnd, Mise tA ™* yo ara is a far more significant forerunner of a storm, than the | Pele, Sullivan, Bell. Robinson, Loomis, John M. Scott, | ¢d 4m additional section, submitting the bill to the Court | Light, aux Cayes. hailing x55 Chapwares’ Mire Hovenfeldt sand: tually, Wry Alnweit and’ | Bent ‘Of disenses, ‘From a, Practioe of twenty-one neley Gah tnas tith Wish T math . ; Dickie and others, participated. The remarks of different | cf Appesls, upon a case to be made up by the Attorney Norvorn, J children. Mrs K Nichols, ‘Stein and 4 childron, Mrs pF og Wy poy he Fy "¥ out-door wifich I noticed at the Reading Con- | speakers were frequently interrupted by the noisiest de- di mara and lady. A 8 AB be ae » 1, testing its constitutionality. This was the most In Homyton Roads—Sehr Dehonnsing, Se at Halifa: J Yention, The split in the whig party of Philadelphia Bonetrations ofa yplause. le proporition offered by the minority; and as it r dS children, feems to extend to the whole State; and even this F. Ogle was received with uproarious | offered to take the same steps that the friends of the bill | Cleared—Bark Pioneer, Atlautic 1G howler Ei Davezon: 3 MEDICA A1D—FREN CH ANTIDOTE.—THIS CHEAP | acon: SO ee always acknowledged could be done—which, they agreed ‘and beneficent French remedy ia known to be the beat etronghold of its principles and laws has felt the effect | * cae ine Previous question was called, diacusced, | *bOuld bave been done rather than the migority should | 41) ‘be veesel# which have been detained aa June 2. Leg ayy crane Le ey and only portive ior u Of vital didierences on cardinal pointe of faith. | eat cosieunad- yeas. thy wap a have rerizned in April, and which they never denied it | | Ssiled—Sches Empire, Philadelphia; Lilly, Saunders, do; JO Stoddard, W tr tweeds Y Beitnap, | ticcovereds fe do. Mr Hubberd, Thomas 5 Nickerson, Mr Butt Cherie There are four leading poli ‘acaster | The questicn Reeurring on the resolutions, the amend | WES competent forthe courts to decide—they were evi- | Aurora, “a ; se a” cad papers in Laneaster:— | 1 'ot'paving fallen with the admie-ion of the previous | dently greatly embarrassed at the introduction of this | «.sived—Schr Nancy Mills, vere, vot Tune 22. Exeminer, which is decidedly an administration, o | Myntion they were adopted by yeast to. Days “section. It was seen, in afew moments, that they in- " onzann, June 3 Fillmore and Webster paper: the Union ond Tribune, The Committee appointed to wait on the Governor, | tended to resist it; and, after two or three short epeesches, || Arrived— Bri Hitersia Sierra Morons. q eli Bulkley, J W Stewart, A Bonaud, WK Bateholdor—35 in —Edw Jones, Robt W Cairns, F teerng: Vera Crvz—Bark Roi Bailey—I in th which is following the lead of Thurlow Weed and Thad vite bi seat in the Convention, reported that | it was rent to the “ tomb of the Capulcts,” there to re- rider Beanvna— 0 $i ews Stevens. (woolly ead and abolitivn); the Intel- | Governor Jobnston would be present this evening, when | Pcee alo fide of all the other propositions submitted by ache Cambria, |S vant, Mise X Psy are ieee Schlleres and Tar cides Bh Denes cient: sous Contecnanenh want ae +~* - “i : : ise chardaon, b a gencer, Buchanan and, 30° 0) sub “Bane tes | the Rody adjourned til 8 o'clock. rageewcngay, te heyy Mihi Sh pial ap fo pe Te te ns Me HI Voumore, G Forest, G Daviszin the | ill be piven gratis to thowe TO et esc ‘onan. readi orrow, —! st 0 , ‘ @ triangular but » quadrangular fight » yet it is not EVENING SESSION. namex of Senators may Ftand recorded upon the journals Enilcd—Sloope Barah Lincolat Philadelphia; J Piervo, N treet es: it, GREGORY, M. much Of a fight after all. since the Hraminer, Tatelligencer, | , OR Motion of bo be Gu.rix, the Convention proceeded | for reference at the next election, and in all future time. | York; 24th, Amelia, do. | Pre i a aggre pitching ite Soot and abolition to nominate candidates for Canal Commissioners, when | Megsrs. Stanton, Carroll and Dart, will deliver speecher R. RALPH, AUTHOR oF THE “ PRACTIOAL PRs The ies from this county. though some m: he following persons were pained :— against the passage of the bili, to-morrow, and on Thurs- | ate Treatise,” e--Ofhoe hours, 9 te 12 A. Me ® + sce tare boo Induced to chang.” thelr x jatons, have | yy icore® B Lawrence, “tee senha F, | ky the content wi end, and the Governor witl then Herald Marine Co rempondences oe sass Wee ota ts been elected ae anti-Stevons delegates; and are at least, | 118 - Arrived—Sobr Enerry, Marchi cliided in regard to Scott and ‘ho halon. teat Liege. Da, 2a Noel Neston John Strcha end Jo. | (A# will be reen by our telegraphic despatches, the | 2° -No arrivale this moruing. Bonk fa mg tf dang ~~) portions the whole Seott | Jonh Konigmacher, Lancaster, Capal bill was paseed by the Senate yesterday —Ev - 'y must ficl © platform, and | “Ea Convention then proceeded to nominate candi- | Arrived—Brige Thomas Walter, M a Fithout dvelaring themecives for or agains’ the Com | dates fur Judges of the Supreme Court, as follows: John | URAL] Grace (Br). Gribble, 68 Jago de, Guba, . | re Poe teeght CF Minatty” ie to be Che aptaiwced ene (ne battles of bis | Denke, Berks county; David F. Gordon, do.: Richard | = = | i'w Godiney: iabcuck, (fi mein es | gay fa hag Sylvanes ; aod with tht te expected te heteey the Can. | Coulter, Westmereland; Joshua W. Contly, Montour; CITY TRADE REPORT. Liveton, Battimere; Win M Baird, Stab Fi a Pan popuiation ifthe State, which be given so many | Jwrh Buffington, Armstrong: John B. Miles Munting- Torspay. June 2i—6 P.M. | Hecksher, Musereau: Newark. | proofs of its predilection in favor of mi! 101 don: George Chambers, Franklin; William Jessopp, Sus. Brravererys.—Flour varied but little. The demand | , “lars i mt | (PYHE ROYAL MAIL STRAMER MERLIN, CAPT. SAMP. | be hat never found incurable, though they may, require There lowe chance mow of having the old bene. aceni- guebansel; Frederick Wott mt Cumberland; Joseph F. | beth for home and export trade was fair, and as the re- | Emery’ brpeg tre nw Gnitren P , Taso Bermuds and St; Thonias, on Tuesday, fanaa tiers = = 6 agsied on the whig judicial ticket, a+ suzxested by Thad- | Sutvanie, Montgomery, DO. harry Sebuylie . | ceipte were not so large, holders were wery firm. Of do- | cock, dea j Cain, Baltimore: pro- | Petsengure,_ Price of passage to Bermuda, $25 te St, The. TMch noe ected in Gros Stevena: but Ws strong. judicious ticket I+ nomi. | Xf Sect Pahenionnny bool 1 Bi: Zak Beek Geese; ck ecimex inceecas Ge feller Sha eS Ls Mocksher, Muse- mas of ‘There ten vonuter, mall con mimtinieation botwees ation of surpeioe $0 some, pat 7 igs, then there is every probability of % pers " Bt. 4 all the West it v ge Soe oF to democtatie judges belmg thea tha ae of | H. Walker. Erie; Thomas K. Franklim, Lancaster; James | $3 4 ; mixed to favorite A Miscellaneous. | Gran Vormece te Sha lietin wih tans Gctie aaeie see the de Pollock Northumberland; Thomas 8. Bell, Chester; and | fary th good Ohio st $3.81 a $4; pure Geneseo at $412 | , Sut? AvpunoN, of New Bedford, ee bet tightly injuast, E. CUNAR: oe See ae the democtatic ticket stands a very good chance of being | Wilticm M"Mendh i PET oo, ee thas besede le proportion. Camedian Sata | in the Haaing by tive are in San France . S—No letters or, mail TG reid on ‘encd tine thee Hreople tiny upon tock y , to whitewash nae About the time the nominations closed, Governor active ‘end higher; 1.000 bbls, common, in bond, feteh- te lat 4225, lon a® | Mt hrough the Post Office. Joes aes cae taee te eee the Supreme Boneh ke tones foe alith bys seat on | J.lunston entered the Convention, and war reevived with | ¢d $a $4C6%. Southern was uuebanged. ‘The sales = frets Hien 420 Peat Often "Poteet by Veter, a wery hour. Gal- . ainiem cot, \- | tomultuous applause and repeated cheers. When the | reuched i bbis. mixed to raight at $1 31 a $4 44, and — LL, eases Jeon. ond Sosttion cannot be sus- | Gvernor had Gren introduced and taken bis seat,amo- | fancy at 64100 $6 S034. By Beer ee gasses } afore i hod Tndependenos, Choate, trom Boston (Feb 23) for Val To er between the friends of | fy, fini Cue ve merons ie |’ sos 5260 pa: ne realan - oom | Tee "Onward, from Liverpool for Phiiadelphis, May 29 ongh Mr Webster has , a ; “ A tate been ostracised ‘by the deimoeratic compromise | GOVernOr. Agreed to; when a dense mass of persons dition te the transactions reported yesterday. we notico | — Ship New Hampehire, from Liverpool for NYork, Ju ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Shrough live for Sen Pranc’sco, Fare reduced. On Thursday, Ju: 6, at SM The plow: did steamehip ¢ CURKOKI EE1,a00 tone, Henry, Ws ‘Thareday, June 2, at precisely 30 ‘ML Trom her pler at the fostol Wares ke. the governm transferred CONVERS’ PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE, 8 ~4 rd ay he is consulted in’ cer- ook, | iin disences am . n yen sR with | the itecte of well \ | L snes 0 dane a ae P wax immediately collected in the avenues leading to the uslels Genesce at $1, and 2.500 do. Michigan at | lat oo ten ingore By poe 5 cap Sempre tne toe the Peecltene | Court House, a Ry was abundant abd lower, 8.00 bushels hav- aples, Duncan, 4 days from Liverpool for NOrleans, ey dove engine tan way ‘eccure, prompt and yea aid by a he would carry thi fe on the Cited aad thes ny: | Governor Jounston then took the platform in front of | ing been told at T33¢. Barley was very quiet at 75 a Se. ail wail ose noe FF lordly Se Ane i 1b 1 2 Slates Mail steamship Ten. | U'stients iu the country may co eS tution platform. Eyen the free sollers ray that they | tee Duilding and was reecived with loud huazas. ets were dul, pleuty, gad todas. Riveantosnal here ip Lenten, rancisco for Cork, June 3, 1a6 43, lon ‘rom ‘on or about the lath of J ge ge “ coca faci Like bis principles, but merely object to hie acts, What | JP the course of his address, which was listened to | celling at 40a 42c., and'Jersey at 40 alc. Corn has | Ship Norfolk, Lovett, 6 daye from Boston for NOrloans, iw seas <opty of he eee, 6 South street, orat | olution, for sake, $2a battle, bottles ars % \estimony of respect there lies in this honest accnaa. | “th Prefound attention, he alluded to the importance | oysin advanced, end witha fair shipping and Cistiling June 46 at 36, lon 71 { SS ee ee ee portant sd & of the approaching State elections, involving the choice, | irquiry, there have been sales of 40,000 bushels hea: ip V (ot Piitadetoriy, Eithen, 2days from N | country. T i, port’ for Wilmington, NO, | of and from NYork (Jan 21) for | pe Horn. | ‘om Boston (Seb 11) for SPeancias | ft STe; round yellow at Yoru lor BEranciees, June h not only of a Governor and a Canal Commissioner, and | Western at 55 0 b60.; Tele eet ke mer, a G, Connesteanpets ton wernriratelemtos to the Reading | the Legislative election, but. the choice ateo, for the nd du whi thes tee whig delegates > Krmed, jocoswly, of cours, | Hest time in the State, of the five Judges of the Supr Fe ready to admit them aa sub- | Court, He dwelt with particular attention on the pu etitutes. Frazer eos D>, 7 he has strength enough to fight | mount necessity of having able, incorruptible men ixed di at 4 a Ble arket was firm to-day, with sales of Leut 1.600 bales, all of which was transacted before the CUFOpA's ewe was promulgated, iT’ er, will sult on’ Savard from her plor at the to the battle on oes own hook - png eal 4 : gem pans sates i 2 on 3 W ree with the Government Mail. reduce the taxes of the people. He exhibited triumph- | fiour were teken, ‘including 5.000 at at i , and the re- rad atiy chip: Corentr, Hubbard, from July. For freight or p apply at tho ofice, 177 Weat a eae Rate he BY TELEGRAPH s - —— result ee i i ms teas r vs og Age pe taping gpeneed of (eg Por goo ‘ NB, March ae Yor Caldera, Chile,) May LU, ] street, corner Re. 1 ane street. the i ated in relieving ig wheat at id..and corn a! ; afterwards 6) was PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION, ps ple. He contended that it was the oehed for corn.ie balk, Dead weight wae engaged at | 4% "ans bark steering 8, showin he Dig MORTAMORE, rourp SAY TO THOSE wHo Lawcasten, Pa, June 24, 1861 rtate to carry out the eystem of a sinki 04 To London, 1,600 bbis. flour were engaged at 2s, | WiDd !m centre, wus signalized uw.) treo thye heats The Court House is crowded to suffoestion. and a Ppropriation of the surpius rev fnd [40 tierces beef at bs. There war no in rate from rnb (Capes 15 days) for ‘ Pre cach public works already begun, +0 a# to bring them to the | to Havre. To California rates were st 50 0 700, 62) N, lon 38 W macs piled in at the windows yubite service nlarged upon the disastrous opera- | Ly clippers. To Bremen, the follow current d signal with W ia it, was isa y K, with pay Goverace Johnaton is at Hubiey's. opposite the Court nd his efforts for a better ays. | rice, 16s; measurement goods, 12s, | * Chagros passongers trai ted ports, under jury- ‘was pacved June 20, 4 Pm, lat 30 32, loa Howse, surround d by hundreds of Friends mm ndations to ¢ Legistatare had. 4 By and logwood at 10s ; ond now the sheriff is sweeping among | Provisions —Pork—There was a moderate inquiry The Whig State Convention assembled at the Court | mmo of our must prosperous manufacturing establish: | from the trade to-day, and im retail lot about. 400 bbls, Howse st 11 o'clock this morning. for the purpose of | ments the existing la went into | new mess were taken at $14 62a $14 76; old at $14 5: ominating candidates for Governor and Canal Commis. | ‘Petation, be pledged himelf, if elected. | to | ew prime at $13; old at $12 22); and sour at $10 0, . vs + - | purene the policy which his experience had | Beef war more in request, and the sales amounted to sioner, sad five Judges of the Supreme Court. The com | be miost beneticial to the people. The 10 bbls mess at $0. $11, and prime at $6 a $65; aleo £00 vention was called to order by Mr. Loomis. and a tempo” | ‘ariff was a leading subject in his speech, aud he urged | ticrces prime mess at $16; and 60 bbls. beef hams at $14. | Cape Cod WAW I rary organisation was effected by Mr. Semucl B of | the poiley of heme protection as indixpensable to the | Cut mente were enleable and steady. 2 packages hums Bark "Antoinette (N Rolla, from NYork for Rio Jan- Sud edie. bone “ prosperity of Pennsylvania. to redeem ler from the pre- | found shoulders at Gio. a | ero, May 17, lat 18 428, lon 346 | ert 7, belng chosen Chairman by acclamation, | Hine prortrated condition of her great manufacturing in. | tae (een lan Breese from itewmédios for Boston, (not as be- and Bamuel W. Pearson, of Somerset, and Amos 8. Hen. “ts, He «poke frankly and freely on the Compromise | (4 bbls. and tierees at 8% g Ah ty 6, devon, of Lancaster, being appoi ures. Tle should never bave en the Texas | tively cffered, and rather easier, Ohio wold “ } ‘odapptlnnmedlstenesneace nadeedpanstend wachapiane bie engine steamship per foot. Spre No vbiligat inding will wal Yor freight or pasenge, oon pany, 177 West street, core - . ROBERTS, DIRECT.—THE house on deck, bg ict eal) ally |. D., 196 Will inva ot atreot rk Lenox, Howes, from Boston for Matanzas, June 13, n OS. Bearee, from Cronstadt for NYork, 17, off theSeaw, and sce again Jum WOR CALIFORNIA. VIA CHAGRE e amehip LAP AYRITE, |, (iate of steament fi, ,ianeole, from Boston for Genoa, Ju ° x = t. and the rales reached \R e CON 7 nd the raleg reached [D® MORRISON 18 CONSULTED CON FIDENTIALLE ¢n cortain diseases, which he treate without moroury. Thirty-one d secretaries Jon 08 40. Recent eases cured in few i dary dill, nor the tent, at Ge. a 15¢.; Weetern dairies ai Brig Argus, from Galway for Boston, May 31, lat 50 40, lon | Pannen Baeurpacerd. There was a full attendance of delegates. Several eb- (4 ene, id ae ? Since will be furniebed at reduced rates, Persons “ a from solf- ils are dixpored of —the q' > settled — Ore: county at Ic. a lfc, Cheese was scarce, and | 2240. bony R | Shnee. Be hia London diploma prival mae Stivutes wees announced and received as delegates-—-among | rovers co veaed gubjeste tens been orn Rory rig Bm od Nagy Soy Be ef a a Ra wo Fite Fulton ttreehs NBN We Ulleured. a free. For freight or paw the law is the law of the HS? 153 Front street. jand: it Gemands our obedience, and no honest or right minded man will resist ft; but the Inw is still wi as tothe pro- | reech of amendment; it is not necessarily an absolute ae repreventa- | ard perfect law: it ix just ax open to dircussion and modl- fention as the Tariff net of 1846. ‘The law requires our been a party of | on the statute book Others, Jesse R Brooke, instead of the Hom. Jones Brooke Of Cheater, who is confined at home by indispostion Armbling direuwion then took p priety of admitting substitute deieg tives rom counties other than those in which they | Sieginnce, ‘The whig party hae ide, Tt was finally diratlowed, by the adoption of the | jaw andorder. While the law rem: lon! wee Fanny, 18 days from Halifex for Porto Rico, June | sine ee on | Brig ¥ 4 DUANE STRERT, WAS FOR TH 1 ra devoted bis practice to the treatment Hi cineure the most nerravated cage : © | caver removed ina few daya. 'N. fhm sh "7 nea of chia who perconates my mame; if you mers inepested and approved ty the Navy Depars- an the bast impocter. Bes my diploms Teave Panama and San Fraacisco the int and Wath day ofeach | {Toim the New York University in my offies, Ronth, unless detained b voidable accident, and will DE, 800035 EXTRACT OF COPAVIA=A canraiy a "rom NYork for Ciudad Boli- M4, Bo 20 on fon for Mayagues, Ju * aN 100 miler ja Die, n, of an and from, Salen for Philadelphi jowing resolution:— we will abide by it; but if this law could be amended and Fish } 14 Monterey. ‘and speedy cure for private dtoondore. Many are cure® es 7 | made perfect, we would. ifcalied upon to vote, support the en a + fin ir Bliva, Guide, trom NYerk for Surinam, June 9, tat 36, | eet Posie Mall | byt in two days. ine edicts wil with the ae emendmert. He said the people wore told not to ask for | 4) eit Yo iphia; Nebracke, Cohausey, Balti- ig Forelgn Ports. | Sndne iiemnent’ oe heatate wile bd Leute this amendment for fear of disunion; but he did not think | : re at anyone not of Congress could dissolve the Union— | EF — Zone Silety, Quetec, Perkins & Delano. glen as deer ee ea mayen Se Sees, t long « to poison the public mind to ‘ke—Plymouth, Perkin’ Denwe from NYork ould entertain the idea of disso cs ogee t and he esteemed it the duty of every man to teach le cad otf OO REWAKD —JEFPRIES ‘DOTE, citle mixtaze for the cure of private disorders. makes speedy cure, without the least restrictions of drink, exporure, or shane in appliostion to business. proprietor challenges a single case which ixture not cure, under th Om the motion of Cotomel Jamra D Paxvow, acommit | f tem was eppoin ted to report officers fur the per | ention Conven mith & Sous: John ey Cuba, by th H&B W Meyer; Texas, M'Nair, FREMONT | suet otgenication of the Com dant 2PM bis neighbor the impossibility of dieunior | | ech fer Demarien; dates, os Inwhatever | Donnas te Dimon ‘ fin, Webb ‘Denmark, Tard: Wilmington NO. Cid | situation he might be placed, he should ever preueh such | ~ sip COLUMBIA will ply betwoon San | pot up tab na, at $1. One ee | Geetrines, even tt the Keestal to Mieonborce "tee oond Uh; ship Concordia, Auatin, Boston: oo ton, Patagoe Pegon ayatng tan emer prt Racks ine" daye. tora port officers for the | the Union was not worth Preserving. if the organic nin for N Wabehe weells uaa — | Wright Oo. jon, reported the | inws which gave existence to that Union, were vio- | Hire Thomas Walter, for, Philadelphis ny with the mails and passengers jdiowing — lated. ‘The immunities granted by the eonstitu- | or President, Hon. Johm If. Kwing, of Washington | tion must be preserved; cod if be erred ta his po. fie 7 7 Yadditiouat)-—Bark Johannes a Asanelont pacstageee tevmeas Be. ap Wome male FRivats MEDI conty litical course, it was not designed, but an error the’ anm: y, (Br), Po 5 ne For View Previdents, Ohariee Gilpin, of Philadelphia; | of judgement.’ He raid the demoeretic perty would at D, dnvons Corie (Br), dotbon Dh Foun heincte. tee Lenaent if, Ser Bee 0 well known enmabip SARAH SANDS, of 1.100 tons ee teatal caylee np Generel Wilko. of Venango, and twenty-five other tempt to make the coming campaign a question of uni po Camber! , and others aa before. Ship Amulet, Howos, | poop ddl yd fe, Ben pee wultite ts the base Jor Seeretarice, Samuel W Pearon. and six oth and disunion He de ‘1 | r. Foule fhe was announced balow 2p id | 2 ghee cinpaoned oo ranaing vave teen spar rol ty o timely pocanesion of this hese wore all unanimously adopted as permanent | cratic party as a national p: iNoctons flare ith, ship Grasmere (Br), Charleston and London, Went to above cosmmere with heap up the © ended eepecially Tor the murtied, oe thoes Cicemm of the Convention tnd their action would. tend. if anyuning could, tend, Newburyport, LW Lew Stover der ‘et 2x fillen | teen Acaynten and the other Mexican porte Sich thould be Wuowh fo them particular ae tion : To theas whose herith dece not pomnit st am ineorwnee of SCENT CITY 1.400 tons family, Isle of especial im porya ity the dhe in the decline ot m taking the chair, Mr. Kwive addressed the Con- | to a dissolution. He all vi ntion ina speech highly laudatory of the course of the | section in the kidnapping law of 1847, and ridiculed the ut administration; eulogising the personal portance which was attached to it by the democratic nd political copaistency rnor Johnston, | party, He raid the act had remained upon the statute ded to. the repeal of the New Haven. @ 5-814 Wilton Castle (from Bremen, | [pited falas mY a Saye ° Savannah, 60 hours, 1 Zid inst, 10 CHEROKEE | sons. PHILA DER PTAA 1/100 sone avon ating, in deohded terse tbe oseytie ot n bign book for four years, and in the session of 1850 it was | jcvicc tee sav ie Suseed vcemeaip Merten, benss y | =e New York for Chagres on the 11th aud 25th of cach vist ni the tacet chorea ive tari wr acvivinge a dow discrimination in | discovered to be of no importance until the last hour of | jor ch ; Lowell, The: ‘ section of nominees for the Supreme Bench, he | the session, when it was hstly repented, atvd sent to hima icomehip Foutherner, Dichignon. Cisstoston, 09 ho ‘At do Sth, brig Wim Pitt, for Boston 4 days. P 0 Tee Nr wemeaios BE DORADO ond RALCON wapterm | to ehh her son Tepubjeet = satapRE bap clomed enthusiastic plaadite for app He be would « ro . | with meee ond prerengers, poflord, ‘Tilerton CaRnenas, Jone 1l—Bark Homer, Rice, vier hile 7 ~4 ot v -- Extract of Lette mh 8 Covtlonsn in ‘ton, Oto.) Now ne 2 eppeee. ae cans Be Woes sand up See the lactate 1 mih Nor Hatters, Darwovnn, ‘Jone 2—Arr brig Rambler, N York periods Ae will insure as Hvtle detention ns possi bere naiisicd Davrow, May rie the Isthmus, sad forming, with the Pacwio steamship « Dannacw then moved that a commit. jones of his o i " a 0 ined inat, 10 ym, tions of his own home, no matter who complained, and as- ie hones tor Cheriecton sare! tee be appointed to report resolations expressive of the | verted hic right to examing and carefully weigh all men- dune 6—Brig Harbadoes, for Boston through line to and frem Naw Orleans and porte bs Mexico, neipt . y Tuesday morning, ° eoeel, = wy nciphes aud policy of the whig party. Agreed to sures which were presented fur hie approbation. [We Wigs, 18 males BER of the Highlands. eee eee 4-Are bark Little Lissio, Knapp, hones; | California, and Oregon. Passages ftom Now Ovleans can Hite hae, boan noreputy inking ot \fer a short time the president announced the fol- | are now compelled, from the lateness of,the hour, to stop. S hurveying Steamer Hetee Lt Cem John Rodgers. Key | 1th: brie Ottawa. Gage, Boston. Dy cesses trem Samvereng, Sawensen & See, “naomi, wt that ‘some mothe. beiore and du con. Sos ing comunittee, in aceordwnce with the foregoing teso- | The Governor ia about closing his addrees, which hay M4 dey via , (soe Naval Intell) No | Atdo ith, ships Freak mason, Brown, for Cronstadt, | PISS ten ese then ch tickets from Now Vouk to San fran. y auocessiv® ono more and more debil fot | been loudly cheered from first to laet.| és ine % 076 tobe EB & R Lamaon, * da: ready; Caroline © Low, Bianchard, for do (previously ro: duced & ” rated ber. putting ty 1 ey it ¥ Hon. Cornetias Dare ro ae eee tas uke enpeein oleh) cupplicd bien with modi: | Teetl] colmiteal, ig 'uecke kG BUT Curie for devess: | Feduced from hich wan. on the fast covsicmy despaired ms &) agh. of Alleghany: J. Hazlehurst The Convention will meet at mine o'clock to-morrow ¥ apn pedo 5 x i v Wil tice Zit onen, este 42156 pee tons Hannah Thornton, Davin, thie state jo aetables aud Cnyeell Koitt. of Philadelphia: Joh ortee, Wil | for balloting (Tr), Brewster, Liverpool, 31 days, in ballast, | Se meet the worst. At thie tdme, ies about ) Betting. * r phia county; eng ee, to D rub ton. | Fach te Che: 11 be hen book high! hen C. Hanaghan, Alle. FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT ford), Welden, Bahia, 38 edosted op any safe cee stenmaen tettern thowe porta, ee reacnioe YR - yt Lawcasten, June 24, 1861 ee ae Weheter, Chaatenges, | For ehotee ‘npply as the offor of the Company, 64 | Preet t toe rae ‘ugh. de ¥. Stinson and 66 South street, and at theis agency, 177 Wont etrect. json, Vera Cru, Jue l, with mdes and | Ramon Ieee W—Art bark Achille Brow Hewthorns do, 14th, Paragon, Uailadel phi N Yorks bigs | from pier 4 8: B. Whe freight wnMILLe Agent A my a T bave nothing to add to m h of yestord i 15 Biigs Celesting, Sickett, for Bos- at discovery of M wel Cary. Bucks; Johm Stroha, | ave nothing to ® 7 Geapeteh of 7 ov. Inmenon, Galvor 2 — | Soemod 8 prospect to mo, whten T Lebanon B. Peoniman, | All my predictions bave been fulfilled a# you will ree from yh Morrey. I7') in June 7— Are St Louls (not St Jamon), Bunker, | OW CALIFORNIA AND CHAORES—BY SreaweRs | thes ‘| or thi, re Wa Yates. Wachir stom, IF. Povvell, Brad- | the reports of this day's proceedings. The free fvith ehip JW Fannin; 13th inet, th, Cambria (#) Leiteh ton port 9th, of the 26th and 2th inet —Owr arrangersente with the im proba dill frat Sosersl Ores, Tioga, Andrew J. Cortiv, Centre; R ship Lone Stor, of Portland (since re- | Celnmbos tenpposed WeCerron “aom Novleene peente of the steamers plying betneen P arama, and children i A A Pack Montour; Samuel 1 aras, Deuphin dp. | Ad abolitionists control the convention. Thore predic i aus autae Fi Inwarle Blactuio, Back, and Ca- | Frincines enabte wi he Wall thtough ticket «fro New ¥ Papracticntte to convey more fully Niemen, Perey ohare, Minin, Thomee fr Oue ons contelinel “ i Sie et rin, ME dara, and 4 an Catenttn te San Peaneiseo, per cont lowgr rates than any wubje cin t they Soe Fork; ene © . om we nce k | ee eee oc ee a ane W Lewis. Fth inst, lat hs eraser Thopwdine, Parking, Cordit ¢ ¢ Baltimore; | other office in New Vor “s ‘wr Gumine Ke Yap Ee vert yo ‘ove a eet Suiliven. | been fulfilled today, will come true to-morrow epohe brig Times, from Smyrna for Boston, 72 di Mh, Farsyes Oolle allen ord NYorl gh, nnd oth Wenvonoe “CO., 2 Veney Fereet, Artor Monee. 22 is fund wt th y ae 4 ¢ i Crawtird V tivon ebang Tp pert fh, to for tor Oth, and others menor <4 — he A orks rf dvr, Pannen, Sebnytvil; A.M. Bhaw. Foyetto: and B Bigter will be elected by nt lenrt ten thousand majority Robert Morriegn, Smith, Plc Janeiro, April #9. with | gy hehe item, Bri. or Hston NDEPENDENT LINE POR CUAGRES DIRECT, AND | Teche? Mute, Alebamaet Bee Gheseaan goreee Metobineoa. Cam bin Jobreton will lowe three thousand whig and mative vols Ke, to Ialand, Zitomerman & Uavieon. 14th Inot tet | ce April Berk Sane Doton, —, for NYork, Ie te for Palit rnin, Kt the lowent rednoed ratan nh ring the interval in whieh the aboro committee | in the city and county alone. taan ton ¢7 @), spoke bark Austin, Perkin, hence for Matan- | Aino, dane 2-Sche EW Ridgway, Snow, for New § The new and eplendid ev amship ROTHER JONATHAN, of $1, 8 00) beurpnemalteed mall, weredraeing we thelr tr the fon, ALJ Fillmore ia completely Tylerized by the convention; , Withs only Am worsel. Capt Squires, will and on Thursday several Poe ay he reas cane ok maka Taes Werth tna ‘coat Willem F, Jobnet but you will remember that Tyler extunctificated tue ‘ntl ad at eget,