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the Portuguese MONARCHY Courier.
hlApRih, June 3 - he Gazette OF To-
day endeavors to Prove, ~ long article,
which Is to be continned') mat II IS
great error to suppose tbat the lndepen-
dence OF Spanish Am RIGA will be estab-
Ished like that OF the United States OF N.
America; and it pretends that the conquest
of the ancient Spanish possessions VIII be
easy.
BgussEIs, June 81 "A letter from Pa
ris OF The 18th inst. says, that the la'e MI
mister. Vscount Cbatesubrand. is engag'
ed in writing a pamphlet on his ministry
of 5 months. which will be published in
the month Of July, and may be expected
TO be extremely Interesting.
NuREmBERG. June i6.-Letters from
Pera say, that the Refs Efendi had lost
no time in scqraIntng The DIvan with the
interview which he had with Lord Strang-
ford aud Baron Otentels, and with the an
swer which he had made TO those two Mi
nisters, on their renewed demand that .ne
Turkish troops should epacuate the two
Prncipajtes OF .,ioldavia and Wallacha
without delsy, conformably TO the treaty
OF Bucharest. concluded in 1912. 1t IS
affirmed, that after receiving this commu-
nication, the Diyan gave il as its opinion,
that ID the present state OF political affairs,
il was advisable that the evacuation OF the
prlncpallies should be deferred lil alter
the end OF the campaign against the Greek
Insurgents, aud that the Res Ehendl has
been desired TO present note 10 this effect
to the ministers OF Austria and England,
that in their capacity OF Mediators, they
may send copy OF i, 10 the Cabinet OF
ST Petersburg.
LIVERPOOL MARKET, June &c. The
sales OF Cotton during the last three days
comprise I47l Daies Uplands, al 8 to 81;
3O3 Orleans 81 to IL; 70 TeDnessees l8
TO 8 80: $50 wnlie Sea Islands lxi to IL;
and 10 stained do at lOd. Previous rates
can scarcely b. said 10 be maintained,
and the market is 10 very dull and lao-
euld stale al present. 1t the recent heavy
import should be brought forward freely,
we fear reduction IN price, but great
deal will depend upon the conduct OF hold
ers. The import tor the week amounts
TO $4,000 pales OF all sorts, 2O, 482 OF
which are AnericsO. No alteration IN
other articies OF American produce.
From The Fredericksburg Herald, Aug. 4.
Mr. &c TORN the proceedings OF The
Jackson CpDve ntion. published IN your last
paper, Mr.. Fitzhugb's proposition to APP
point Committee OF Conference with the
Adams Committee, may, without an ex-
plaDatiOn, convey an incorrect idea OF the
views OF that gentleman, and those who
supported 1t TO prevent this, must re-
quest you 10 publish the following resolu.
lIons, which Mr. FItZhugh stated in the
course OF bis remarks on The above propo.
stiOn, that be intended after the confer
ence with The Adams committee, TO offer
to the Convention.
Respectfully, J. H. WALLACE.
Resolved, That while this Conve ntion enter
tans decided preference for the election of
General Andrew Jackson and Mr. John G..
Calhoun, founded on its conviction oftheir SUI
perior talents. their unquestIonable integrity,
and the general correctness OF their political
principles, it is aware that the system OF in
trigue and manag cement which has been adopt
ed, to prejudice and mlslead the public mind,
would render hopeless any effort to procure an
electoral college for the State OF Virginia,
pledged to the exclusive support ofthose dlstin-
guished citizens.
ResOEyeG, That for the purpose Of producing
a concentrated, and therefore more vigorous
effort, On the part ofthose who concur in sup !
porting the leading principles of the present ad.
ministration, and in opposing the system of in |
novation and intrigue. which threaten to over
turn the policy, and destroy the character of
our sovernment-patriotism, as well as mag !
nanimlty, requires generous sacrifice of par
tialities and prejudices, restiong for their sup /
port on personal considerations only
Resoiued. That with view to the formation
of our electoral ticket, for the State of Virgi-
MIA, calculated to unite in its support all /
who are opposed to the caucus system. and It's
it be earnestly recommended to the
friends Of Gen eral jackson and Mr.. Calhoun
to CO oper ate with their fellow citizens through
out the State, differing from them only in their
preferences for other candidates. in eIecting
two delegates from each county, to the Con-
vention to be held at Charlottesville on the first
Monday IN September next.
Resolved, That the Jackson Central Com
mittee be requested to have the foregoing pre-.
amble and resolutions published as soon, and
circulated extensively as possible, through
out the State.
From the same.l
IL II Tob., O.,,a,1 aJorne az, !