The New York Herald Newspaper, September 9, 1858, Page 1

THE NEW WHOLE NO. 8041. AREIVAL OF THE AST, ee XHHER DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. THE JIDDAH AFFAIR. NAPLES AND. THE WESTERN POWERS, INTERESTING FROM INDIA AND CHINA, Commissioner Keo’’s Negotiations with the Celestials, eer COVFON APYSHOEO—-ERFALSIUFFS CONSULS UNCHANGBHD, it0., 4, ae, The royal mal stermship Anis, Captain Tot, which ‘uaied from Liverpool at 11:00 A. Mon Satarduy, the 2) b alt., arrived at Halifax ot half-peas Ove o'clock yenter ly morning, cn route for Boston, where she will be due te- tween eight and nine o'clock t> worrow evontng. Ber dates are throe days iter then thore elrendy re- mived. ‘The Acts reporte atrone westerly winds Curing the firet part of (he passege, sod auch £ g between the banks of Newfoundlaud aad Halifax. The arg screw ste mer Hammoula, from Now » York thé 16th wlt , arrived et Southampton on the ovoning of the #7). ‘The royal mail eteamship Persis, from New York on The 18th nit., via St. Johns, Newfoundiand, where she took the Europa’ maila sud passengers, arrived off the bar of the Mersey st six o’clodx on the morping of the @eih, Gbe war detsinod there for & tide, aad reached Liverpool at 11:10 A. M. GREAT BRITAIN. The provpeetme of the Indian aud Avetralian Telegraph Domrany, with 2 capital cf £600,000, has beeu issued. The proporal is to coniinve ihe Red Sea line from Ceylon to Singapore, and eventusly to varry sarwer seciions to Fong Keug and Australis, Appication isto be made to the government for & guarantes. 1% io (he Intention of the directors of the Orystal Palsc® (0 wel apart aa encly day for s great pablic demonstration ‘m Commemoration of the successful cubmerging of the Atlantic cable. Upon ihe completion of toe requisite pro- tvaimaries, dve uel ce wil be given of tho date an} goae- raj arrapgemente. The U> ited Service Gaxctle gives ® rumor thatthe Duke of Cambridge, Gen. Sir 8. H Doug!s#, and Lord Oly ie will soon be made Field Marshals, Despatches were recve'ved by the cable on the morualng of the Tfh from the New York sezociatel Press, giving wil the (rang Atlentic eieamer movements ia America, down to the evening previous. Lhe Urithh Board of Trude returne for July, show ade crense m the exports of over £1,509,060 ns compared witn soly lane In the i@porw #2 Increme hed taken piece, par ty im brosdetuils, the arrivals of which were very large Tho eutire stud of Lard Derby’ he retires trom the tur? An irgportent 'aw cone bad been tried ot Liverpool. An Bellon We brovgh! . ga'nat the ectors of the sucpended er d.magen for tne ines sustained pen the etrength off fatlacions re. Dy tho berk. A verdict was given for the iS a tay Of oA0 Tutlon Was c. onted, ravora is to be sold and plalngt, Te fret Coteohrent of rappere aad micere, enty twen, 10 fy Wes bo le uglard for VY. eor. ror’s Teleud on of September. Oy y huatved aad wirty others were toon te follow. The Luton Dodly News ca!aon the Ecropean Power 4) watch clorely Acserican desigae npoa Nivaragus, under the cor visser ("st ‘he nolay of the *mer'can goverumen to op erection of the Tethers, Charter Drummord, tae ws1i knowa London beaker, | nea ts oMecially re sized ac United Mates Oon- oe! at Torke Teland Tne capan of an Neh whip had beso tried aad spaisted 'n heavy damages for pincing s pacreoger in irom ander Lue ples thet mulay was tmminent. Cardinal Wieemac, of Lordon, was making a tour in Trelaad, 20? recotying epthuriass's ovations at a! po! ‘Thirteen Liver bat been lost by the upset!ing of # ema’! pleasure bust et Wortbiog on the Sursex cont. FRANCE. 1) wag agein reported (ha! Marshal Peliesier hed asked to be removed from the Brglieh |obemy, avd that hie pequest would shortly be complied with. It was also said Wal Lis marriage was (0 take pince om the 618 of Septem Dor, the somrrersary of the taking of the Maiskor’, snd thet the Emperor would give the brite ne million france ag » marrisge portion. Tord Palmerston wae received by (hs Emporor a) St, Clout, on the 5th. Qount Pertigey made « epesch at the opening of the Qonneil Coners! of the (rire, Musirative and defensive of the alliance with I giant. The eneeeh had atirasted con” siderable attention. Count de Morny had alo mate an Ieaportant speech at the opening of the Cuwcll of Cler- ont. af the Torkieh govoro ment has comy’slac! Bogieh Ambarealor a) Constantinople of (ue Yovars ment of Jiddeb, atthe moment when it wis known bon Inmee! Pasha woe on the way thither with fall power ty punish the guilly. The Divan had issued « circuler coutradicting (he fumor of the approaching destruction of Mucos by the Wesiera Powers, which was occasioning graat ¢xo\tement, It wee reported (hat further riots bad ovcurred iu Can. dis, and that ten Christians had beeu killed. ‘he Porte bad demanded the recall of tae Greek Consu) is Candia, INDIA. : An Indian telegraphis despatch was recetved a’ the Fo reign Office, London, at balf past twelve o’clock on tho 26th ult, It was dated ALEXANDRIA, August 24, 1868, The steamer Hindostan arrtved at Suez on the 224 inet She left Caloulta om the 19th July, and the delay in her pateago was caused by an socident to ber machinery while in the Red Sea, ‘The eleamer Cadiz arrived ot Suc yerterday from dom- bay with dates to the 4th inst, Nothing of importance hes. occurred since the-leet mail The British troops arachiefly epgaged im baragsirg the rebeis in Oade wherever they can find them, snd im reducing their mud fortifications Meny of the chiefs who have not trredeemably compro. mize! themeclves in the revolt, are surrendering to the authoriies. O:hers, who bave been faish/u! to the British flog, are bene honored end rewarded, The rebels provet tofhave been deeply implicated ar. being oxeonted. The Porjaud is tranquil, Sir Hogh Roee hes rei ned the command of the Poonah division, The Lendom Times publithes the following den yatch:— ‘We have reccived the following from our correspocdent 8} Corfa— ALY ANDRTA, Aguat 24, 1887, The second Oude proclamation published in Bomvay bed been declared by the government a forgery. The clocing rate of exohange at Bombay for Sret claes bila was %. Cd ; documents, 21.0234. Th. Calcutta import market wre sctive. Mon-y and freights una tered. Fxchenge, 2a, C44. IMPORTANT PROM CHINA. ‘The inte!ligenee from Yien-sia was te the 19:h of Juve, Lord Elgiu had received from the Taperiai Commis. tlower & w?iiten promiee of a concession 0° his demands, Ametlcaw and Rursiso treaties bad been conciaded, and the Americans were believed to have stiyulated for an an- nual vieit to Pekin, ‘The Commissioner at Cantoa wea urging the people to Wer, 204 ignored the repotiations fn the north, General Stracbenzio wae estabMehing a partial bieck- ade, ‘Towd? was at a stand etill At Gong Kong exchange was 4e. 60. a 4¢. 64,4. for bank ‘oie. Other se cunts state that great progreaa bad been matic in the negotiations, and it wes cousidered thst the allies wore on the eve of a treaty which would eurure every- thing they could clkim, and open China to the enterprise of our merchants, Thie power, it will be observed, is not #0 late ax iba recelved via Rarsin, Te wee sisted that tho amount of indemuity to de paid by Chima to Foglend aod France, as stipulated in the trosty of Tien-sin, ia 29,900 000 francs. Tre telecta bic tniclligence of the China and Calyuita rial! wat overdue acd momentarily expected when the Abn Pela’. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. Cape of Good Rope sre to Jaly 21, Dr, Liviug stove had ar ately ai river, aad was a2- condieg it in bi sieem la COMMENCIAL INTELLIG LANDON MONRY MANE The lenfon motcy warket was generally vnchauge Misers. Baiug Brothers qaote the supply aDundaat ui 2. 3 per 0 neols cloeed on the 27th at 06% ween. ‘ioe Duliica in the Sank of Magiod had increased £210,460, Movers Raving Brothers quote Dar silver at se. \a.: dolinre, 40, LUA. aad nominal; eagles, 16s 2% 4, 9674 for moacy and ibe Lendca Caily News city arucio of the eveulog of the 27th eeyt: ‘he fom’y bo-day are hatter, owing to bone fide exlea, seme of Whied are éaid to be coonscved with we pay Gen! of Hue hell yearly dividend due this dey on Sane abd Uber eoooriting Of Liadew aad North weatern Pe ldoad C.mpary, The deciize in causole, Lowevur, did net exceed ore eghth per ceat. In other departments of the Stork Exchange basluces romaine etagnent. fhe phigh rer ye of Comtucutal esobange bas ® Moet importart vear- jog op the money market. fhe demand for money was rather more scive io day. Goveral smtiefec'ion is ex preaeed at the verdict given yerterday at Liverpool (u the Borough Paok «Jair. The Loucsn Times City Article says:-—The English fuucs opened thesdity this moreing at the firm prices of yeaterday, Dut owing to goveral resiization: andthe ro- ceipt Of leew iuvors rie accounte [rom te Vacis Bourse, the warket ultimately became dull. Money bas been im rather m ve derend to¢ay, The Cnel qtetstions of the Frecob Three per centa op the Parle Bourse eho” ® rotuc tou of a quarter per cent, About £90,000 in goid of va rious Gescriptions was sent Ly ty be onan aid thas the for the ican are Likeiy to be completed a! most immodm ely. AN SROCRITTRA, quote the market for American Meeers. Bering Brothers Mocan Sree Owiled Seance O's, of 1900, ah 100 demand a nes Massachusetts $5, bonde, 103}; HAVaR MAKKOT For the week exciog ide 2th weusive.— )ivoo I. of the week 19,609 baler; stock 99000 rales; Tew oe bres ordinaive, 108 france, The ma warturing je.’ Brosdetuils bave slight y veciwed Aibes drm. C.llee rm Vea olle aMebily lower. Rice sendy. Soge> tiem, List qaiet. Whalevone dull, Dat prices uncharged. PASSENGERS BY THE ASIA. Hr und Mra Orovae. Miss ¢orver, Inies Novon, Lord and Lads F acaiock ana mad wrrveat, Sins KewouTRe Mra Lloyd, wirs Uloated, Mr Cunningham ‘ud ledy, Mr Cormer, W.16, child wid ed de Gi Tlend ¢ ediga: Mi ma Indy, itd Rev xr Kady, Mire and Mra Porry, Me gcon, Mr Rutherfore, son smd servant; Hil, #r aud Mra’ Wood, Ra or. ford, Mr busberind, Capt Kuler, Master Townsend, Mr O'Neill, lady and child; Mr Chapin and son Mr Thayer snd servant, Mica Ui, Muga So. ougatl Cans Babtio, a and dee Wait worth, MisoPatson, Wr Walker Mics Welker, Mra Rarmtin end iwoebiidren Mr Wodowczoft °0e, Messrs Tirrell, Diekvon Newburn, ‘Row’ rich, Harris, Perry, Olinsted, ard. Thcmas,“Loskuazt, eu barf, or maa, aibarfor Behsoeods Oard, Thomes, der, jc, Wherter Towneend, two Masiertons, ef, Choate, Ferguaon Wainwri tht Cha soo Greenerhie'd, Spelt. Tornberg, Ban- skett, Dawron, Fisber. permen, Wa }o0, f . ‘Wa ker, Vaborné, Reatt, Bramwell, Lewls, KoaBwud, on Rise Kowley. ¥, Gor a THE POLIT/CAL CAMPAIGN OPERED. Meeting of the Opposition Conyen- tiéns at Syracuse. Immenso Furore Among the Republicans and Know Nothings, PROSPECT GF A FUSION GF THE TWO PARTIES, Inside and Outside Views of tho) State of Affairs, &eo., SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD. Syracuse, Sept. $8.39 P.M. &o., ke. Ag yot it te impossible totey with certainty what the It is Bkely that (here will be a fusion and compromoe ticket, bat the There is a great unanicity on the part of tho Americaas ia favor of » junction of their forces with the republicans ; but the latter are mot av gone- vally ia love with ihst ides, Meny of waem ior to wink with these one ineietad on by the Americans i# aimed at natursliz c citigcna—ther ig, nottoadmi, them to the rigato’ suffrage til afier ‘With this con:eaion, end with s fsirehire of \he officer, the Amovins ara ieaue of the double Convention here will be, result may be otherwise. that they can get slong dotter without, ¢ auxiliaries, partioularly 68 one of the con: they have been » year matura'izod. willing to unite. Mr. B.D, Morgan, the Ch iran of the Rap Yiioan State Central Committee, cailed ibe Convention order, aod mado &@ tnion sad compromise apecch, laviting ibe sflilia- tion and co-operation of the men of aj! parties whoa» con- viotions ond judgments were tioa ical wih belr own on the question of rlavery «xtexsion. ‘Tho bueporary cuairman, Mr. ea Graver, di not give on the contrary, he urged upoa the Convention to nomina'e no unwerthy or iasompetent Persons, oud to Inaugurete vo aew pletiorm —moralng, of Toe leer guntitnent was loog and loudty asylauied, suowing Imdioations Im tbat wa, couree, to mrke me concession to the American’ It to bo the peuersl sentiment af the detey ater. Genera! James W. Nye, in one of the Committee of A idrees nad Rovolunous, low Weed # alee a Jel Teur The Son. k. 3, Wasbburne, of Tiimols, haviug oven con- ducted to the platform and introtucea to the Uonve epoke witb some cousdenes of the tucce88 of the r cane iD Libow, and Bid Load the Liste Gigat Das pot legs esough to keep ont of the dros of civfi aad rerigions Liberty | that aro Durning Over thelr prairies. fie hoped ast bere, as \nere, there Fuld be & union betwoeu sli who enter. tained the xe opinloun 9a the erbject of elavery. The American Convoution i pregived over by Deaiel D. Ciimans. He did oot express himself im favor of seasige- tion to stick to the piaform acd principles of the party, and to do nothing whiea they mation, bat urged the ex could uot defeod througbous the country at sarge. Caving met sga'a at three o’cleek, the American Oyn- vention, without doleg any business, @ijourne! to seven, a8 if to allow the republicans tims to make their proposi- tors. Every Cietrics ip the Stale is fully represented io the ¢ Repndtivan Cosvention, excep: the Secomd dist: Oselds, and the vacancy there was dues by ar. Ward Bart, of Oneida. 7 At the afiernoon seesion of the republicans tl: rgaut zation was perfecied by the elestiva of tLe oa. Dauisi T. Jones, formerly @ member of Congress from thie Siate, ae permanent chairman. Mr. Jouos aaid he had beens demo erat, and had voted for ivanklin Pierce, bu, bed to leave the party becouse be covld not suyport the Kaneos No- jm #its the Dracke bil. He did not say @ word about © Amerxass. For over #0 hour the Convention was occupied in tho diaccmion of a resclution proposing @ Commitios of Cun- ference, The discussion wae susp-oded wvtil the Oommll- we on Credentiais should have rporied, mod ip the jnser- val, Gen, Nye wae called npon an¢ made s bum rons speech, ia which he said thas wo ltitie quemtion 0” et vole abe tend Detween iatelligent mou and succes. He welcomed the Americans as an ally of power, nat mould ote all elements of power to blow cp the Sehastep | of tho | to mingle an en bor Ad Of brylog to manage the juceudiarie of Siatea feleud, te kere trying to do that sere Wing for tbe republicans, Ho w a de'egaw, ant ie Sobuyier, of Tompkine; Pomeroy, of Cayuge, Lago, of Scftolr, apd Welen, of Buifaio. The roll was thon called, and on coming ta the aan of | Thurlow Weed he wes iaimiouteiy cheered a9 woe wld ‘Meesee. FI. H Ven Dyke, Ward Guat, Mr Soaooloraft snd others, : The Commitice ov Permanent Orgen za‘lon aud Reeotn- Wons was ordered (0 be sppuluied Wy ibe Wmporary enman, Aver jhe calling of ihe roll ths weats for Schuyler, Risb, mond + nd the third cisirics of Kings were covlested. Mr Joun Tatcorr moved for tho appoiviment of one fem e.ch Judicial district co report on a permaneat or a» zalon. o bass the delega ion’. ppoint ‘he comiaitee, This v aa Joat aud Ube origins! motion carried. My, EASTRRMROOK moved to sprotat a committss of thre tw report on the coutested rests from Richmond county. dir + Ole, of Kings, moved amend by appointing a committee of one from each Jodicial district on contested seats, Carried. Mr B. G Van Dex moved the appsiniment of a cr. roites cf tro from ench Judicial distrio: ca resolutions. Mr. James Kerry, ef Now York, boned tho resolution Ube important subject bad generally would prevail. pera loft tl! the eleveuts bugs, Mr. faomss B Canxow, «f Rensse'asr, oppore the ra relation s¢ contrary :0 peeurdent LOAM, BEF TDES6 BHOUIA De decided firat. rE. Mokivuiay, of Kirge, moved epacint two from chen Ino'cst diet with power to select two members for tio toate Contra mitted. Mr. A. S. Urnim sdyscated ibe origica' regoivtion Matters of platform and Central “om: Oppoelce, the Unair, Chairman could know (be wishes of their oy \stliuonaics Trleas there were represented wb m<et with a genaral anorova'. Gen. Nye, of New York, stvooated Mr. Veo Dyck’s ree He desired to call the F-culle tion of tba ver tleman from Renesoleer to — eave which furnished a It wes shen they were both In the vegular lize, aud gave Mr. Asiary, a) @ convo, the very rower tow proposed to be conterred on the pre- nent temporary chatrican. Ae thought it wise then aud pow. Too eceress aed resolutions would be the property of the Convention, an! alltuat wae sought wae time to Ceiling conventions of Ju. sixteen polutier. precedent to this. consider the onrjeot matarely. Sicinl cis'ricts would bealtevded with eonfuson, @ scordart D.dies would de in soseion a! once. nr. Metuiter-- ow long have there besn aixtesa Judi- ietriote in Ge State? eral Nvk= Well, aight Bynt woul? appoints rood commites. (7 Me. Connors tpmisted that it wag upinst Com mittee on Reeglat 2erk ) revere] dietricts were lnftto do their onn busines, precedent goud enough for bi a. The reeciuth D, #8 originally proposed, was carriod, Mis Weup Bcyr drew the atintioa of the Ooavention a meaber oO ole? Dy thirtecn thoussn> majorly as a od in ths wool,” was priteat, aad move! Waaudurve, of Uiinoig, be inyied we seas ‘was conducied \o the plaform by Goue Tov cneers, fac! thet a cememac from [ilinots, repybii that Sir ervion rose and gave © ied upon, Wr, Washourne aa LEMRN OF THR CONV vine of Wer. wb repobiisaok o' the empire wholeccuniy T can for thie kidwese, To litaoie, Ins we tli weave vow anttcigating the Presidential el@crina to be arr bencn, and if in the grest ast!s ware we cha'loome cif triumptact, the baonor of Cap'tt ta 1869 excite grant, che Dsteie ie row fybe victery wit float from ¢ y Im that State We Rave « contest whten me iwtercet Smobg all good MOD every Abere. bow begue, aba is he *lavery extension and f evervebers, e dome of yanr lege lovg & underiesen the job of teving old Aurenem Linco'r We co propcee bo bring Tee > Lithe GiBay” into Osnses aad abow him how we éo hosieess there. And I se7 to yon, fellow 3 inte Fey 4 brieging nim to bis milx. reprbiicans, 1 Nepe tat here, ee there, wl whe agr Peplment to the noe cxterriog of slate: the « wo prevent | and bomty. _(Tammenre anp'anes.) Mr. -urn Wakewsy, of Genesee, moved that the ‘io. sae From each Jadicial Jiswiot repor: three memes from eacu Chur ot to ack ae a State Central Committee, aubjeo’ 10 we asDrowal of the Convention (Aaupted.) Mr S Hf. Mex. ef Seboharie, moved thet Wm. H. Ohare, Secretory of the Ruode Iwaud Freacnt Mate Commitiso, fod © & Beat On (oe piatior lowing are ube Committ (Oarrved.) bein ™ 4 RB. Bennett, tanroa. Jou Bigelow, Orenge, R. Franchets, Ousego. | Ward tans, aque The foilow.og are We Onmamit e074 Resotusioue — L J. A Kennedy. Parke Godwin. J. A Rameey. Wo tao EO Chareb, F. Jahend T—Clark Warce, A. T. Knox B- Bene Weicb, A. % Upham. bce toe stg ar on Contested Seats Dist, 1.8 F Mamere, b=. ch. ¥--beo. F Sherman. S—L Koviseon S—Thor B. Cerroll. 4-F Ueber. Adjourned wit four P.M. [Arrsnnoow PResION. ‘The Convention war called to order #* 4 o'lvek P# ‘The following seorotariee were then appointed: ~tosars. | ir. . ASTERBROOK, Of New York, moved to amend a2 98 midrers and Trore wore conwustes sueai, 6005 oo niatfortm, en we wee direcily Ip Rau dizcourtcoy to take the nowloation from Mr MoMurtey taid thet no dissourtesy wee mosot, but tho veprecentation of eet district crow Bonter tour we plakorm would aot was Muoogh, he bt. The Convention bad fal! confidence ta the Chair arvoint a loos * ben tas Contes’: 1 #a-t8 Were aneeitied Zo appealed to the Campsetion of 1853, whoa ONE ity of my Whole hesrs vor the ra tie OICMID OMY awk you yon, ¢ waged Litween the dos rine of 4am fo alt the Territories and Tot me say, tr, thet to thet ate the flies ‘Nape reiyions liverty bare erigntiy over ali ber #8, BOS let re toy thatthe “tte Gleny lat ot ugh to keep outof the waz ct it. He baa 63 in + ill unite in Mepadiicans, ola line waigs and Atsiicaos sre Sbting there ahouider to shoulder and beard 'o band iy the conwet row waging, and let me con- ewce by eeying thet oy the viesiag of Goi ant too strerg' oF Cur owe cauge we hope to triampy givriously on Permaneat Organi- Seno rloreft, doasealasr, YORK HERALD. jhe more.op, ood inviles aplon of al men agatost thst power Toray, w Oorvavton of highly reegeo able sntiemen of the Arrertran party ned met close y Ad eApreceed seorments on tho question of slavery Ie barmuy eb Macee of the regubiicant Tae Awerioane, by be w.nen of the Sal ici, bed dope myeh to oon- cutate ihe propose? anon They raked no abandonment of peibcip ewan tke part of ino repudlicane Taney pos- ferred themselves criiipies, some of whiok thy repabll- cars were bourd te en ‘oreo in mewory of the bloody do. tof 1960—ere of theoe wae the pnrity of the ballot box. The Americane hae nyved with the repablicaus in d OF ALE WQuitrUs Kovtes meksares of tO4 aduainistration, Tho repobicene att oot ackinve that triamph alone, They het the c’-cperaiion ef Crittenden, Bell, snd o. pobia wen (oderve,) He hoped they wonld do the same now £24 CoUEE H OOIOK Agatnet the black democracy, the com- mon enemy of beth. (Cheerr ) Sam Thowstosp hopes the motion for route would not nrevatl, He appested to the praat heart of the Con veption to uo by set that could spary the proffered aniou Tt war one thing to ncminate 9 tickot acd another to olect 1% Tt was no good to bind our ever to the fact that such i the nower of the democracy that it reqnires # union of tre oppoeinan to cefent it, Belved in & county woere the democracy now tainmphs, but where a union will otertbrow it © eroure an opporition Congresrmas. Without tt wa cannot hope for nucoers, Ais coller bad eaid there wee n> provaniliiy 1 bie feers mis- lead bim, dnt st the best there was no cerie'n ty. He himself bad totended to off r euch reeotution. Why should the reanbitcans reject i? In 1H56, when crest epthusianm seept over the Jand, they carried the Stave by @ largo mejoriry, but lest fail’s siection centioas them to be ceretol, Why should pot Americane and ro- publicena unit? Neither asked a comrromto ¢f princ! ples, acd both were opposed to the extensin of slavery, He Oslieved tho question of defeat or vie depended on this movament. His beart was in this carne, and he lind mace great racritiors for it. Ho heard it etd on ore band that they rhonid recetwo no reoruie eXcept theeo that come with meade beat and oacke bewed. If they did this, they would soon ba a respecta- bie party Ele hed he! nged once to @ hignty respectable party—the coerervative whiga They did not awear, ‘erin! They lived rerpectablo, and died out of their respeciebility, He bolievyea it was policy to nate 4 2 De CUMMON HM. Tauoort raid fe cordially sympathizet with the mort of the eantimerts uttered by toe gentlemen who bad epcken, bet be bad aleo sectinenis of his be shonlé express ia his vows. He was ly, bowever, to bow to the will of the TNS ietonded no disrespect to tue Americans, t benieved the preamble recited facta brio n> ‘bing was kcown to the Convention. atained BF pliong as to tor what purpose thal Souvevtion wae here, fae call for 1t was for !! mon who 2tov? on the Bingharooion platform and [roy resolutiona Might they Dot rappore uni“n movemsct edould be sabject to and iofuen ‘Dy those reavtations. te con- ritered the revolutions premaurc, Bud koa wae thy ree ton be moved ‘ta re erence. ir. Benpereow, of Queene, oaid the resolution wes offer. £0 00 gatror' Voiwse— Win Mr, Hes pee surheriy. Ge bene ved bois Conv form now, reaching hasond the would not dip bot granting it he believed @ union wae nesdfal to, tho OV Tibrow Oo: Uae denocracy jo 1860, After & warm debate. in which the unice santhacnt wae reds! nt, the reeolations Wer iait on Los talle, After the traneactio.. of rome. 3 seein called up and alopied. The cow 4 1 Cf eight, Sad ip ty be Bppointed bY tM» jucWikl de'evations. BVENING SESSION. At the evening ecssion no buginess of imporvance wer cone. A mation to go into e ballot for Governor was voted down, by 166 to 67 The Convention then adjourned (il! o morow merning. THE REPUBLICAN ADDRESS. The address which will ba reported tae Repo viio.a Convention tomorrow, will make advue four nolid columns, It starta with re:ounting the importense of the aypronching State election, aad calle upou the olectora cob to enfler the great resources of w York to ve clonied over by the evils of ac imbecile or extenr adm lolstrasion, ent dectaren it aa act of Satz tate to complete with al! practicable apse! oor canals, es intercat sad economy sitke foment it reviewing our gavernmsatal polly for 6 until wilbin a rhort period, aud ayproving of iW cardinal pearl? Obiteraied ibe courdivaie rane Te tt Go! noloriona thet every form of many withia the comoeeuf the ex culive dayuitment te brovght into requisica acquire papport tor Pro: rece sidentiel recommendations? ls reter® ty tho Fort Snelling sud Willtwe Polat od aad t opa trace ewes of Coogre mn turns of reprobetion. It declarta that t» aeoure tbe Mlessiags Gh DDE rly Waa BOs gat |e PLOMIGEDS ODj sow lEbe sed to he attained by ex'etiny pa 3 a + views the oourse of Souanern wn, 4 Blais that enotber eijeot, be constitution to ci welfere, and Wat como pubile xpeuditure: sd tal to reoure tbat rest ib then asks how tho tant toro de Us. CraLiO Admin otra lows apodared bo be tried Us thin vant theexsavegent yen under Vorce cuupsred with former years. la view {the facta nod dodurtiong saied I> the roviews, 1 ar- ray the present foveral atninwtration «tthe bar of public jujgmect for tis deperire from the fundamenias pricoples On whiek the government ic based, for iis less diercgerd ot the welfare of ihe eholw country and lor ite naloatie ialote Wratioa to ee cUcr Al demands dud Drevalosy Derenta. The sddrens closet by “rging CB tbe repudlicace .be Becoosity ‘on, reminding them of the dinaser2ue coeult of tae A Of the wale: a cloctors leet fail. THE AMPRICAN ATE CONVENTION. Syracter, Sept. &, 1358. The \mericaa Salo Nom{vallag Copvenuon met at Uo rinthian ail at noon to /ay, A large nom ber of delegates were present~slmont every diatrict ia the Stato being re- presented. Many alterrates are nino bere. ‘The Convention wes called to orter by Hon HH. B. Northrop, of Washington, Preatdont of the ate Tounet, The Secretary then called the re! of the ¢olovates It was moved that a committee of threes ou credentials ba appointed. The Caiar appointed Mr. Prittca, of Kings; A. Walson, of Saratoga, W Levi, of Vawego. nee | over from Fort Adams to keep guard at the One PRICE TWO CENTS Fx President Norruacr moved thai this Oany nti 4 receon Vad aeven O'oi0ck this evening. The Faxsrokn pnt the question, aad in response to cries to ths! tect, the adjouroment was carried, EVANIN@ BBSSION, Owing to the delay occasioned by the time occupied by the Republican Convention in choosing ite Commitee of Con’erence by the judcial districts, the Amerioan Uon- Venton Was bot culed w orser at ths ‘ime named. It was thought better ia the President shouid pot take the chair un\il the arrival of toat cummities, Phe joterva) was ocoupied by Mr. Leeiie, of Oswago, in = humorous wpeecb, and by Mr. Parrin, of Kings. Ex.stes Brooks, of New York, was uext called on. Be #pcbe of the importance thst every man speaking at such @ (ime, should speak Bot only weil, bot wisely, aad avoid oflorce to those who might be soon our coworkers. Ho Des epeot ROX? In tbe reeulb Oi sow aigLi'a delibe- ice, Reason at & rea Oaaule man shouid, he felt ‘ab The time hed come wuem men who tbink alle on gieat procipiea eB uid sot togetmer, He had seen toe Ame?can party Bumesicilly deciiming, but oa ino cher beod be bed een Ite principles exiending acd jek'og Droad boid on the pabiio mica. Hoe bad reen (6-day a coogaition of our principles ia the iach th! ihe republcuns Cowe to Us iu ueder to popularize thelr ¢\s\uew Mr. 4rocks spoke ab 2ome Jenga ia & concihecry tone, etating ths requisition oa waich the union ronet be based Mr Utiwan took she chair, and called the Cumventioa toord x mt Ralf ywes elg be ss was due from the Cher to the Convection to nay tt ber of comraur ivahone ma aeeumed that effivial capacuy clerecier O° the o ake emo a offi: saage, be oregent them to the conyestion withous ite ex Site sWKitay, OF Ontario vas them cwiled vat. He be- Heved cat the convontion was 4 uit on one all were ire wpd Sled At their coustitnente with the seme principles as thors with which ‘bey came. hore Were two partis in the Sato battling wilh @ covinoa soemy. Be bad soca both drfeated, though beta hol tu privelpler. He bei ved tbat tbe time bad comm, aad what the work wonld be done ty n\ which woula cemocracy, It was for Americans to aot the seat upoo cetenvtog Mr Moray tmen reviewed the politi wren of the demecratt: pariy jag caustic meiner, aad ed vig be! ef that it was \he dnty of a) gov) mou Ww unite im puiting it down. Tho Goo mittee of the Kevudlicaa Convention here cane tm, and were recelved with unibueiaem Me Ciantay Sais, of Lirsdia, republican, tnnoancsd thet ih co ectiw> row ove ge eight ap: pr te Nn Teoven iw to canter oa @ plan of union; that tha: comemlitee wee iu tortion at the Byre- rote Howse and rosey w receive @ simiar commiteo from the «mericen Coor acon. The Citare stated his | arure tn rcesiving the commit. teo He waved | a be Usavention of ther misgior, end bey woul! tke echou npea It The committee thou ros Gs aod he Chair made the an- rovberm eat Khe following rriso'vliog wee thea offered by Mr Broows and Wnapinously Carried == ‘Wrerear, the Republic an Convention now in session B th<ci 7 beve acther'ged em pmatnent of ® comanit- tee to confer with (he Awerien Sta’ Jonvsason gpoa & basis of equality 6. facaces, and looking Wa co opera- Yon upon ® common forma of principtes of eit otizsam wed to the aadena! aia uetrsion: There’ure oa hy p ved, That thie Craven uo, actiog la tho sae woluls of + quality and fratera'ty, aoreby suthor ined to amt eb. OF & CoMMI.te0 Of One from Mack Judo a! ob 8D be rch cted by the Crlegates fram arch distrie. ton wtcee culy ital be lo cmlor wita the Onamiuuce of (he Repeb'ican State C nvintion alesly aclected, and that the commivten herevy aciborized be reqotret to Tepor (he resust of their oe Deratlo? ty tats Mr vsntion. The following te & list of the Amerioay Comarittes of Copterence ~~ Dietrvect Lm kraring Brooks 2=J5 W. Perdon, & Ame Bey 4—5 W Reyeoies. Mr [ivan moved that morrow mori District, 6—A a. Hovey. 6—Addison M Apiih. Andrew J. Wusias. Jemma 2. Denials TRE VERY LATEST. Tho “conference Commitee: ware in ression Wi twelve ik withoet actompliebing acythlog, wnt dnaily ad ‘The mee ing was cooypied iv the discasion of ths jlaa to be purrocd, aad it was resolved to adopt ® reries cf renslutions, if powelvle, to bo presented to bata Cons clicne, am ew form we beeia of Uaion. oy Our Newport Correspondence. Nawrour, RL, Sent. 5, 1858. | Disturbance at the Ocean douse Hall Soldiers vs, Cites Almoat a Collistom—lnterference of ths Mayor—Cilone’ Magruder's Letter of Explanation. When we wrete you ovr seconnt of the graud ball at the Oocan, wo thought thet we bec saa eur finale for the Bewren. Sana duterbacce, of which we were aware Bt be ime, eeemwa bo have galued pablicity through a nteter ent in the eolamns of the Newport News, of the 24 lowt, we give the account ae we have clipped '$ from the fice of that paper, Tt rune thug — ¢ eTekD. aw explatved reocon, adetarmmens ef selavee hots temas dorog fhe Pall There were tea or Giicen of them trnbtes apd artied, 94 was tated in a paragraph yoater- day The thing bad never beer dons in oonnqouce with | apy ball previensly, and the circomatance w: ovr aled Coomiderabie stir among the cvtizeas Men talked Shoo! hat toe street corners and were indigesnt, aad lary Im hers proceeded to the Osean House to view the phrcoc ewe of tnartist perfect peace. In adi vied at the place the usual throng of iacies end 2 08 #uch os. cm kie, ttracted hither by cortomity, I) seexe there @ certain etree’ acd evenues leading to and were to the pediio during the aoc eee seldiors were cetased to guard ine io @ pencipie le tae netare of You tel Dim he onnact de whet be kaowe be pertect right to, ar eneaver to prawent him doing it, P pretty pure to ret eboat vs em of dotog #0. ineut thore assembled saw these Mreota aod avenue guetta Dy United Rates soldiers, who bed there then themertres, their “oander” thaved to ree vi rod abort hy the roldierr x ol . “8, I re y distri~ noe tine ten o'sleck the Mayor drove uy A Telegraph Covgrons, ia which Frates, Be sine sree eee SOE} stminttraion wo high tat gulranion wosid not opurate | Ten Mele calicd we found dha every diss 8 | wen ea h gprsrlageterdlen deen ag boronic ry tved the fire ittmaticw’ ho ha het nes aap fe Jacd, Sardinia, Port gel, Maden, Wurtembarg aod Kentocky stxes, 1868-72. . 93 upon t aoe fap a4 ‘ nate : pie ss - zs ” me re to be taken to preverve or- lead are repremerind, as heen opened at Berns Hers lat ver, bonde,.., a6 fhe Gheaten on Ge giepemtnn Wenteemenen | cee eee Ee cee ene |e ee en told 20 carviage @oud p4 Mosrachuretty fiver, bonds 0109 401 the vacancy in Delaware, the delogate for whombs | The Cure eppoiuted the following geutiemo: as ench o m open t (be pulble Frevch vaval sation fer ¢ Onio sixes, 1876... ete ao the Americons was resomed, and the proporal was pow wes alteruato Baving arrived. Carrio! with soplsnee | cosndniiiatsns ner 9 ted he was the rigat maa vo created at In'e Reunion, This nos ie big with imporisntom- | Penns y ja fven, ans THe TOK | adopted. They will probably agree on a combined ticket Jomy L. Tatoorr reported the following se tho perme First éteteict, ©. C. Deas: Second dietr'ct bent antie ey TD ear- “ . : " alow! " ct, @. C. Dean; & . op barse' ie ap end Gir: ee a Wanleaane ee tere suoensee PR he = TR ht Hate rast Nive o'Cvoce, P.M. | BANE Organization — eg th sop | The, Mayor declared te “detersn sation to € vires 2 io ‘ h \ y 0 filo . pusiness, ar consivers Medur suciently justified by the nece: sty a to ae The Republican Convention han adjrerned till ts morrow, ny ea ee bee at New Yor a ee Wi a ald pave bim pe ‘tn ‘ihe warctnocee at whl b bad arieen of employing « French ebip, composing | Michigan Centra: — by & tret vote of one bac‘red end sixty four to #ixiy cix. | 24. Stepuen Baker, of Datehees; 41. Gideon R-yvoida, of o roel ses bit annie oes i by ag on — ps tee whet was cailet the Trdo-Ghina divie‘on, in localities far = = pone That ia ite relative position im regard to fasioa with ie eaviae: WD. Weudell Tavring. of Rssx, 5.0 es ~“t ? : m a A ee od from the isle of Rousien. New Yor . Amworicans. , Of Lewis; 6th. 8. Hf Bar hod of Coenangs = cation frem (the Auoricaa Ceniral Gommuteo of Ulster the Mager or any Boty sles,” end drawing he Somer Contra! sixes. Trower, of Stecbem bub. P. bar APRS. | county and otbers, protestiog against the admimsion of verhed 4 atre “4 after tbe chis? magistrate, who, = A dnel had been fonght at Paris between the French Secretaries ~ Isaac Daywe, o New Yo nice, of Meeare, Weatbrook and Parr Eariow, ar from ce, had passed oy and aligh'sd from bis THE PROCEEDINGS, bo. 4 ~ Os 7" De. ae; L. D. Brown, of Owego, 8. P. A loaror '’ Pount Ge Grammons Calerourse and Court do la Roces, + a ; y ‘ coming very near trem, him anéer his horse's feet, aide do camp vo the King of Gerdinin, The result was not | "** Mefroné sevens, cies . ~ Jobin L. Taloost aad J. Kelley condusied the ireskdeut | Wat courty, on the ground thet these gentlemen bad | OA)" rie ton conte the iaapager of the bail, and pertene. Do. third mortgage bonds THR REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION. to the ebeir. a ane for bes ate = S that asked Bat Week Ral most, and wan retuered w : o ” ty re bet fo comtendi aves, Se ww lagrutor. is gentlemen on o¢ rom@on vated bs phar nh. pian en bgp ee a poy ted Prem astro Bomcin The aean See Gnvenen equate ob ¥ -" cetcune aoe “no, age lied aay | mia ct the wae aes aa a forte ae ee on vriosior, a cumnems at Finns protamine sated i a ; tbat in enoferting Upon we ibe bower of prosising over | the Pucatnenr baying stated vat the Siste Council hed | fue” ageece ip remove teem in the sean er eee Fall et neon to day. ngness to remove them “in ee course ment of Jiddah, wee about to increase ite naval forees | Pepnsyiven's Central rixor, frat your deliberations you have wate @ mistake. [aw mot | «cored g dodt mn amount enfficient te Mquidate it even. ¢ The Mayor fainted on am imme removal, B tho Mediterrancen. Mn ae 5. teen, een Ree Centet Comet, Aeoustomed 1 rack Seaton, and ome eotrely uorailar pry ty the delegate a we | or they would be foreibty removed by bla orders—to the 7 vert - wi enter ee dora pawe z wretch hones. ) were immediate! is was camored ot Paris on Friday that the imperial £0- | morgage bone at 67. Practica Dastwers, ead 1 was no jaforacd uail | Tee Commiies ou Credentials reporied in the mauer of | Ln vans bask to toe bovty ans qian ty wineewe In the name of the Republican Sate Commitee! now vernment bad demanded from Fogiand expiauations rela. in | cali thie Convention to order. thet T shonid be called ito the | tin contented nente from Alleghany The contestant hay. Senos tere fo the bomDerdment of Jiddad. eicte and onteide (hin ball iadicates he man). lowed & rofanel— a collieion bevween the Liverpool cotton market at €6,400 bales, of which crew ing withdrawn, he wat admitted of a member as @ matter The London Post's Paris correspondent eays:—M. Turget | 5 o¢0 were on speculation and 11 ror export. All | {ented by our constitue ie of today. | | bave, wb p wo, and he pry nip een rovery—and bivodahed, ass camber " 2 v Ratertathing co extreme op‘atona, bat #: 520 for pretererce—— greece, report oom red zene Wr there determ!nc . aod prepared to Senet ssvunter fe remegereedepyreeen gd By hk a ag Tronics a? Fre | founded om fend truths,’ with the en —s. er. Draw, of New York, from the Camact'ee oa or. | soldiiy at ll hararae irver ; M. Rarrot, Ambaneed: ‘Madrid; ’ ef tbe nations acminiatration agninet (i, the ena | fr ‘¢ forbear, in the present excited state of the public and M. 4e Monterey, Minister at Broerele. day were 7,000 bales, iaciading 1,600 on, epecalation aad | vasiy tes accom plished and ie estived 1 acc capi ab te enter tar Of officers, which | wind im relation 00 the mat st, aad ve Emyeror ie about to send Victoria a cann7a oon- Turoogh, fw Taterveoton, sud by is power "Por Pretident few Danie Climawn, ot ew York remerale ee ome tae. eeu oa * a “ yur o orn. stroete’ opon bie own principle, ond nemed ‘4 iimnoe,” bolder will ever put bie foot View Previdents — First dintrict, F. 0, Wagow alter speane for \welf, ‘a voters for thet prevented to him by Ber Majeriy, tetabiah slavery There. (Applanve.) Sbeee Gree ereet boa Deen Comes, autrns, DQ Nortbup, Toird Giarich, H. Laseiog: Fours eer aaa rol nents Pamie, August 27, 1868, a ae ee hing Ube ropan of the Mie | ee See Teroe , ogee “Teneerds ot inp ooe | s.r a La] ca a a, otenstalty correct, ox" pt paghnpenne “io the comrve of The three per come slightly recoued Wo-day, closing at Toon tore (loca abeere) Mi Morges proseoded to | appealed to me aod reasoned that tho rccaeue | jeuin dairies, (pmea OM "| the evening,” which are altributed to Colonel Magruder om. state (be opposition of the repub caus Wo all thease ot | Tee Recersary in orcor WO Selle the question uf slavery | eersurion JP, Farest, J. G. Youngbicod, Winckemer | ie rentying to the requert of the Mavor to remove the under orders at Brest to 400 the presert vations’ atnnuletration, and their wiling | [rcver, but Itold them it had onty just reopens? Last woo, and J.B Feber. Tt sbould sayor Oranetoa—"‘be Pcenagert wis Gia eee poe stain een to invite the co-operation of met of all parties whose | ise, and tbat beneath ite ev# iniiuence the strong d™ | Octo the Chair nominated & committer of thre Goel ream save sat Locka Duck bo the fore teumer eapricte to Coysnne, conse’enee and jadgment leo them wo act wih the 4 party of tho North would bo shatiered lato motion, the Chaty somian would remove thess, oF s —— fureir from Netieual to Mato topien,be dee'ared that the | iragments, Such Se Sete, Oe 8 0k Eee Gow | ener Ep, Clenen eee ee ‘Ce or tar eldreswed a le'ter, on, tho bomen with @ better demand hes deen ex repubicape sdvecate re orm in tna franciel aystom eo as | | eS trae ce ae eet Kr. Citmasn wan received wt tremendous aod torr: | merce, ta the ower of ins Nowpore Daisy Hose, hice A Madrid Sonpatch of tbe 96th wit. anys « military expe- } NO fee and Ratimors, 2m. a %e,; | ocecontiaue Appropriations from the geueral funds of | reniion | My Heart ie in the cauee aad m7 fae it | continted cheering On taking the cnair, be spoke as | w:ll aptenr in thelr lesue of to mortow. By the politenens dition 's belng prepared for Hevare. Oto, $28. n 248. Od. When! bat firm for eee cee Ste Boman ot to poor tr + A (en when I arm cailed toon to sappart men and privci- | follownie of tals Inet names geniemwas, we are to make a 4 ja My: red Western, be. a8 om By so “Saher 14. | Tyrigauon and fe Ownership forever by the Siate (Ap. | pier dev ed ta ftecdom. Tank yeu, fellow ropubiicans.t | Braibren sad z oliow ci Ifeel bat wo wenaibiy | rr OF ie eAuwes coiel's epistie, which runmeth : AL ; jentern, 68. & ; , | plaure) Be rg 9, | does torch for 8 the men of tho Somth do me, and tener vs rm THE NEWPORT rWwe, | tae new noes tmpera prince on teen chrome | Sa 018,94, Soret ta ta, nad gain’ | Eivacievns Berber" (ypu) | bomen tvfutaciim eevee ery aco atom | ont ue gar he sion ita , A , ‘ , oy strike fe Me nave 99 F Woiph Fraveis Charles Joseph. fy Imperial doorre, | 4 oan, Tho motion was carried anenimonaly. our causo Will Preeper, god that tne slocery extrem shell rema’n fewhtal eases tae ball ~The of me bah @ Prince Proprictor awd Colone! of (he Nineteonth regi. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. Meeers, Littiejobn, of Oswego, aud Wekeman, of New | will go tw ihe wall, with fifty luouran: insjorty roiled a | congratulate you on the eoririetce ip euch roatters, $0 remalane te oy ee ett ak our sme at otp as | senda e tmray armen tak 08 | Ey LO hs ts esse jar | Rea es ea ee kl | Hestehd hata, ers amet aie Sam the report that & roconcilisiion bad taken place be 28 04. a8. Pork quiet. Bacon steady.” Lard | ‘ite the chair, Mr. Gxaves said: — ah Tats neEe and buch promplaces oA {cad | Ly tuewe who rexkea themeclves en our onposman, vie | hice cr bese Sef intel’ at sate seen Austria and Russia te formally denies, Dil dre ah 00s. a Gla. Tullow firmor;esica at 42). | Genkemen of the Convention =I am unexpected y called eye have eeeu two groal partes i Songtean seitog the Cnn Sopele of tbe eegtalsseaesived be toe The ' é to occupy this position, I wack you tor te honor: | |. 1. Meu, of Cotmnbie,then moved tke fotiowing'— | dy their diesenviors, util the glorious bard of Amor'=an | LUSH Ying (rem of tae hems eee ap NAPLES. LIVERPOOL PRODUCK MARKET. thenk you from my beart ‘ou have given me op heen ert? Senstors and repronente (ver eald to the waters, «Penne, avce’ly ander the tea) by were os ‘The Brokers’ and oer circulare quow arth jet a} | tonity of being an Lattrament, jo your for thi Whereas the Stats Committe of the Amer pa ot fo i” the ’ Oression thet thoir rights \\ Was reported im Pars thas Naples bad accepted tho Ki a0 ule Ot | csencét crgaatentice of thie Oonvestion of he Seto of New York did om the 24th altimo, esl! a Siate wa etd the Cente ee Kantee Patresise’ hive | Mbcue to Be invaded, they og their d:seatiafaction Sls. a 32e. for pots, and Ble. tor is. Sagar quiet, but of Kanes pontine per. Las nag ad fatter loudly. " " of 0 er tose Pouditiens of Eoginnd and France, fier. Coffee firm. Rice quiet, outsvady, Temelow of | party of the Empire Stale. Let jour Convention at thie place sad o0 this day, for patyose aad | ‘tn and on Rate sae east <a ie pet prio weallerea, Congus trae loupe, mee | Ge oe Your power te Let your offices | With istent of uritfon with the Repub, Ra'eel Gomiolstratisn. Dar pretorsn is stroogse vi | Tauesete 1048 wed Waat the soldiers on we guide ot he museca. Ue Mae arent Rach tuts | Retttta rt pelicano’ aguas | cute pay ent teres rae Grameen ane ire You sercrn cae | Edna seta eye setae att 4 ; iu , 78. —An ng fo hg om 1 nf x terest, Thats A ii ae Jou are to enlarge the bow 2 ob te epadiican party, let CeCe Spee quevtions of sromentons late Y | wtbe fort. No collision vetween the zeae acd Agtee!) Rossing squadron, consisting of two fourteen ua gOrew corvettes aud 8 screw despatch gun vomei, ed arrived a Spithend, om rowle to the Pacific. They core pot allowed to enter the harbor of Portamouth, but hele Comms odere mot a very courteous reception, the Foeperor and Empress of Rusia hat gono on a jour. 7 thee ugh the ompire. TURKEY. somo mivisterial changes bad tairen p'n0e, and the re wwoment of die Grand Visier waa rnaken of, Sise Pere covrespondens of pie London Zins andes, Phi bat i wees doing, without change im rates. [/naved t ot de. Bplrite turpen)ine Leavy at 39, on the oil Beh, and a. 64. 19 arrive; crude do, 108, 64, LONDON masners ee Brothers quote breadetu + qu: pnt toate: whee wbest, 400, 9 480 ; ret, die. w Ade: Hye, We, 0 Die Trom stendy at £5 a £6 60. for both rails closed bucwant at an advance of ( fll qualitice atightly higher. fp: crade Os, Lt ay cakes i good dow J, ead ofl dail at 828, Fuh ile geners!'y ap ‘henge, eporm £89 2£90. Ries firm. fellow firm, YC 490, Tea Gall ‘vat ratce unchanged; comgur, 1044. 9 10 jad it extend on the old line formed at ite tom (tremendous with States, and unyielding boatiliiy to rorther extension. & ) Yoorwistom i» commensurate wah the duty afore Jou, and it doen net become my ‘inexperience to miviee you, but | may in the words of the - i wieder 's w ts A wisely seek he Five things obrert« with care Of whore jon speak. to whom you speak, Ant how, when, and where The forecting postionl quotation was received with im- menge Cheers and Jaugoter, pow ip reeclew in this % intent, therofere a sepa Reeslved, That & committer of one from sec ja ticial to confer ita o like o iy soi re- dutrict be the American |) Felati¢e to auch 0’ port tho reruit of evch conferense to this ~ Joun I, Tavoort moved to refer the res tne Comittee on that gubjeet. nreation. Mr Dasue could not se the propriety of roftrring (10 resclouion 1) the committee = He thoughtai? here rovow gized the propriciy of doing here am act that will smeure the overthrow of the Binok democracy (Ape! ® > He would repeat ibe words of the geatlowaa {row Iilnog (iva 8) the teeta with events which wil raach Beyond the cw loss of (in State, and ei! rot coame in their tects antil a fer ditast fovure, Wake, op ten, and by #1 the victories até Cefeats of the peat, lot ue thie day do nothirg, sey 90 thing, to compromive our porition and naticnslity. 1) \ ae de nothing that will prevent as in the futere from oing Able to claap ene tod overy Blale of whe Uoton 9 nr em Drace = Prethrer, agele | return yow my teres ans awal, Jear pleartre, (Chem) The Convention then atyourned fw tener ARTARNOON &HSS/ON, The Convention war called to order ot 3.90 F Fresideos, Bor. Daole) Uumang. W by ‘be ooonrred #0 Tat ae] have learwed. 1 wit taaak you to pab- lah +be above. Tt will show that there wae au design to toterfere in the moet reso! of with the t of = ena J BANKUE oR, LA Col USA. nr? 3, 1868 There. you hare both sides of the question aod may take coh comments oe + good, Fo have da. ¢ e duty by plesiing (be cause of both parties ia Cary way de tong a & watering place, in wontomere at potat of certainly View, a6 we learn fntien Ontiecte ceeds Whe} of any prey 7 ‘ tome homes off val thes (ha etn tae ere at © ‘ aaa