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The Evansville daily journal., 1852-10-21
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year:
Indianapolis Dislrict-JAMEs HAvESs, P. E
nd;anapolis-Samuel 7. Gillet.
Southport-Jesse BTockway.
Greenwoo;l-John w. Il. McMullen.
Franklin Elijah ID. Long.
Observation-Disclosures A. Hester.
ColuInbus-Sampson Tincher.
Elizabe,htowil-J James ). Barnes.
St. Louis-Harmon Richardson.
MI. Auburn-William Montgomery.
Suoar Creek-W IN. MArrow-one to be sup
piled.
. Greensburg Disirict-Jos. TARKlS6roN, F. L
Greensburr-SamuelP p. Crawford.
Millford-NimrodK Kerrick.
St. Dmer-JOhn Welch.
Manilla-To be supplied.
Sheibyville-Asbury Toilkerson.
Palestine-George b. Jenkins.
burlington Daniel n. Holmes.
Rnshville--John V. X. Miller.
Miloroy-John S. Winchester and Il. Boyer.
Clarksburg-Landy Havens.
Observation-Disclosures Mitchell.
Coqner.rilIe Distric!--E. G.. WOoD, p. E.
Connersyille East-Lewis Dale.
ConnersyiIle West--Jacob Whiteman.
Columbia--John w. Dole.
MiIton-Seth Smith, John Tevis.
Liberty-L. Hurlbuti; L. G. Crawford.
West Unions Il. Fiutkenburg.
Fairi sld-Wm. w. Hibben.
Mt. Carmel-James McCaw; J. w. Whitc.
observation-disclosures NJ. Eddy.
.Laurel--Wm. NJ. Fraley;
Somerset--Henry b. Hibben.
Larerenceburg district--F. c. HOLIDAY I. t.
awrenceburg-James Crawford.
Lawrenceburg Circuit. w. winchester.
Aurora--John w. Sullivan.
MInchestcr-Thomas Ray.
Wilminrton-J. b. Sparks; William Sheets.
Rising Sun-John w. Locke.
Hartiord-George l.. Key.
Mooreshil-Tnomas Gs Beharrel
Milan TO be supplied
I.ooan-Wm Watson.
Madison Distr1ct-C. w. RUTER, p. Il.
Madison-W Chapel, Hiram Gilmore.
Madison--Third Street, WIN. Nj. Daily.
M.dison-St. Johns, Joseph Cotton
Midi .on-W alnut Street, to be supplied.
North NJ lGison-John q. Chatee.
.Canaan--Basil X. Prather.
Versailles-Aibert g Perkins.
Mt. Stcrling-John W. Mellander; II. ii
Bcswick.
ltriot-Elii n W. Burrus.
Vevay- John b. Lathrop.
Moorield-Othniel Cruner.
.Jsfsrsonra Dislrict-JoHN A. BRoUsE, p. E.
Jeifersonvi le-Giles G. Smith.
Port Fulton-Francis +. Potts.
Utica--Anthony Robinson.
Charlestown--AhredW w. NlsDet.
Norristown-Samuel Weeks.
-i.; A
Lexington-E. b. Tu -kef; Wm. Maupn.
Hanuver-John Miller.
Pdris--E. NJ. Ii. Fiem NJ; w. w. Barley.
Vernon-io be supplied.
Rockiort-I-aac Chivngton.
GERMAN WORK.
'S,1li I1Ii1aa D:.stri.:-G. a. DREUY.G, p. L
I.awrenceburg-To be supple
Pennsylvami.bu .burs-Johu F.cken.
'Aurora--G gorge L.. Tleste.
Rladison-C Ceiler.
RoSk.ord-Henry Luchemeyer.
iousviiie--iOhn Ber.
Iouisvillc Mission-Cha,les Dierking.
New Albany and nviile--Henry Aoii
and John ii. Damn.
Hunting burg To be supplied.
Boonvills-Charles Eile..
Evansville-C. Shelp'r.
Mt. Vvrnun-Fr. q. Becker.
Nortt Indiana DjSyrict-JoHy KIsLlNe, p. e
Fort w dyne and Auburn-John Stranch an
7. \. Nicholas.
Defiance aud Bryan-P. y. Baker-one to b
supplied.
Lafayette-John Barth.
Terre Haute and Poland-P. Doerr and Ii
Wilke.
fndianapolls-Jphn II. Bahrenburg.
Palestinc--Levi Heise.
Peru-ConrAd Muth.
Broukville and Rlchmond-Henry foos.
The next ses ion this Conference will b
held in Brookville, commencing October ot
1858.
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L II L.
GREAT EIRE ttiIi EICOTUE,
Gs,u "a u u e
Onc.tkird Of iEe EoUn Burn 20 ashes!

CEiLii' oTiIE, o., April !3Ih, 1872.
Messrs STR.Rxs & VI .Rylx-
GeHtfemeA: Yor IS of the Jh is at iland. I'm renlv
every Safe la the ire. htS pravcu gooif9s
nothing. lost large SAic-ir MAS PERrgcrlu psIE"Y
EI-Out al tiv SMALL SALAN4sDsR HoUGET VOC
NOTHING MAS INJURED. Your O5.,iieut scrvi.
- wv. 4. CLEMoNS.
The above letter shows Il,i.t in re- bot fire. RIous
SALANANDERs re The .. /. S.frS be dypeI.,led upon
IN the Pearl street rv. eleUsR Safes OF different max re-
were totally destroyed, tIfhs sAFE biGihg def
;Lce o thc flames, preserving notes. bombs and morig:
Scs- 10 the value oI Sls aa- Ih.thali, othe Ere
lctsr-EyEaY SAFE atT RI rs destroyed These
repeated occurrences prov. incpntest,5y tnut Wers
Patent SalauE Edcrs. N tCn's IM3R0vEMENT. are the
best safes madc IN tiie United States in the whole
wofld. The! can b. had the btPoT, ii6 :.TtR ST..
ana at ihe FAcTeRY corner Vf ST. MaKK's PLAcE and
ArENcEA, New York. SrEARNS a MARVIN.
.4iso ef the folowiRg Agencies.
ISAAC BRIDE. A0w Orleans. ;.a.
il. NJ. HATCH. Cliasleston. : &.
IhoMtsoS " oNBkSSBUkYS, Baltimore. Nd.
EDDY & MORLEY, T"isdo. @.
ALiiS ds HONES, kyansYiil H.
s. sHhpARD " 90, Buffalo. y. y:
WALTER n. MARVIN, Lock nor. n. Y.
BAbNkY BROTHERS. Mobile Ala.
CHAS. II. CAMPPlELD SaVann IN Ga.
HAi.L & MOSkS. Columbus. Ga.
DE'HJSSErN r2O NY Wilmington, y. c.
WM. X iNDAL!. - PaHl. NJ f.
MOkLEf Il RAfNO ..DS, Cleveland, o.
HANER, BOYD Zancsvillc. o.
NV. SUGGEff, ochester. NY
JAS. HUTTON, X ohireal, Canada.
octf
DEPPERLL CoTroY-lO bales ree'J aad :or sale
L semii JAS. LOW IL CO., ana Main 81. LOU. Ky.
I7ENNEssEE None! bought at ! per cont.
l. $. L. GILBERT s. co.
septSO Sycamore near " aier:
ITS PIECES new STYLE Bonnet Ribbons. reed this
L ! J Ia, and for sal. by >,JAs. Low ~ co.
sspt'l Al. Main street Louisville Ny.
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HIsi,s.

IUST reed an assortment or Rieh & Co.'S Improved
- Patent Safes, which will sell New YORK manu-
factory prices, with addition of freight ouly.
ALLiS & HOWES.
Sole Agents f0r Southern Indiana.
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A AUCTION.
D. WOOLsEY.
II. NELSON.
!. u GT Ed
WO 7Li6Y & NE SON.
....-.....-- -.

~. hOOLSL1s H. NLL''O-''
AUG'E ION.
WO Il sax & NE SON.
yNATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneers
w .nd Con Mission Merchants Manufactures Agents
Dealers ia 10y Goods, Fdrldrc, Chairs Clocks, so"iLg
Glass.s Pctur; Frames, NOtiOLs &c. Particular atten-
ton given the sale all desert Oiis of Goods. hegu-
lar sales every ruesiay Thurs ay, and saturday. cash
advances made on COnsgi.inehts.
aug 23iy WOOlSEY q NELSON.
sUlsNIEI ssE;.
SNOFAS. Div1n, Center. dining. Bres kfast and Card
y fables. Walnut aud Mahogany Plan aud Dressing
as; Ros. Not NJ arie t'p Dressing do enclosed
and plain Wash StlIds Lounges, Bsdsteads and Mat
tressts. Also large AMI general assortment O oOd,
Cams and Hair Chairs. for sale low 10y
aag-3 Iyd WoOLSEf d NEiSON.
JEWELRY & SOTTOSS.--Earr rings. Finger rings,
sb Breast Pas. Shri tIds, GOid Pms and Pencils
Watch chains Keys. G1ii AID silver " hes, steel
Beeds and Caps Brushes CoHJs Purses. Fame Soaps.
Accorins. NOlus, rletdres aud varods o,hc notions
for sal. by
aug y y NooA'Ei & NELSON.
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PennsyIvan /. plcrtion.
PITT.gURG. Oct. l6. p. II

PITT.BURG, Oct. is, p. IL.
The whig loss in Philadelphia and a lle-
ghIny counties is $500 owing To local cause5
in Allegheny, ana the native voting tJr Dem
ocrats IN Philadelphia. As idr as oiii idl re-
nirns are received from other ounlies, ihrte
are smal! Wing gai :. Snail vote cAat.--
State certain lOr Scott.
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TRINMrNGS.
NTFW fall and winter trimmings for sale. Rbbons By
lie ard o. bosi; Velvet Ribbons by the yard or
bolt. n Beds b the and doZ. strancs variety
Of Gimp. and oer Giinps and Laces, BFadee But
tons Bonneis SILKS plain changabe and fgGred worse
ed Gloves. a new article with many other trimmlngh
Bonnets repaired siik Bonnots made TO order.
4. GUTHRIE.
oct7 3td-2iw Main st opposite the Bank.
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lEFA young woman named Straw or Str wn
stepped into the Office of DR.. Hall yesterday
to procure some medicine; the Doctor step
ped into a back room to obtain it, and upon
returning found the girl upon the fioer. dsad.
1t is supposed she died in fit Of some kind.
She resides on the other side of the river.
LafdpetLe Jour.
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carpets, Fi,3r 81 Iloih> aai IioaNs
F',~Ii. y ~ {, 81.

Among w.',h a - foui, sIIer , ply Carpets. ply
p, sIp uaT.u, tpt,on hain, ai.d the v.riods widths
AMI .t- pf 81 .if tr; r. )fa. u're>. p-ttsrI-.
eu'. : n ~ IN Ilri1s patterns. sis.ir o iAAS
:'hlc "a Cloths au IL. ri, = iin - ia has f1T ar
tinS X sllier Cdgi .in La,asSs TX Supef ss.iu Cur
us. isnl,,s = T. is ahd Tabl' CliilS. per
HsI BsHsets, 1ncn aill ti'1p Shc'ii..@s ahd PILLOW
Linris ahi Cs;.oi torrci Eina aId iuH ottoI d.
M ,s,s III IN anI Figured TIrscy fed rIts nb ,Ss ii
Fl asd Table Cot.r Cusi,es. Curtain Plus. patent
curt in Roll RS. stir 80 - and other articles Op HG
meroIs tp i.ntion. Vaioh wOlid invite ri 'ids
and the plbic la call 1Ed .yTuih,e bcf' pnrc slug
elsewhere arc Ialiy aud Hing to -how 'ols
wishing T. purchase O,6-tf
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yyTHITE LIMl.-jCbb!s (n -four bbl.) ecd per Ia.
sit.3 Fo:TRRs & BROWN
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MISCELLANEOUS.

H FGUEGEE. -----~--
Teacher OF ihe s-HgiIsh. French and Ger.
man language.
DRIVATE LESSONS either st his Residence or If,
4 Pupils. : :
Eiglish-Ger~aR Female-School Corner Of Third
ana " alnIi streest- sepA-Iyt
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FAT-7 DRY 10oOS.
I UST received per steamer HHdoo. u Gases fancy
J Dr, Gnots Comprisgn in part 'hc following, TO VIZ
Plain md Figured thaneiiUI;
d.. do silk,
MousIin De!&iiis;
Cashmere do
Wool 30
Florence Silk
SILK Serge:
Grape ass'd;
Rich winter R,nnet Ribbons;
Bin ana Fanc, hg. Silk Wells;
Black six Shgwls;
B1y State 30
sup. Fine do e
Black ami FaueS SILK Crayats;
Ladies Fancy >ilK Ties;
Artfcals (N inter-
Cuffs nd Ruo.Ics assd;
Kid Gloves do
Silk and Cashnere do
Iisle Thread aud Cotton 20
ALSO.
: cases Spraguc, p. Allen & Son. and Glo.e Fancy
Prints:
/ do Solid Clyd:
! DO BieaeEe,l Husn and FOR sale low by
sept23 MORGAN, KEEN & iRESTHN
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ew Fat. siEs;; Wizster Goods. "a
CoLBJ7N 7ER sBBER SEF'G,

Cor. of Main Gad ITqtcr SIS, EcGRSrit1, nd
ICSr REC ElNED.-A large and elegHht assortment Of
- RtcH, FANrI and ~ .rLE Day GOpDs, comprising
al u. newest rsbs sid =. les for lics and Gchile
ncns Ve.r cphsist.ug of superior iln Isl ok Silks Of
widths. Superior black ,epp Brocadt. and re h
Figured do. ipcrur rith Cplorcd 90, superior Black
aud Trh chameleon Ggu dc AfrquC, Superior plain
ca tGeicna do. sup blacs India Sgii1r aEiss att
oI s1ssifss ~. u res. plain cdihrs, extra r,h
Fg 4red al wopl LANES ltes, pattern and very rich.
frnth. English. and Am 'cG Priits, Tia Bay Site
C.noy colOrsd Fiunei for >tcs superior White ilk
Warp. " e-h aud s.rr us~ortHient Of F.I els,
lrgs Ia, !uts Sit of tir various
..id quail cs. tliok !ii Stw.s y htc GpoIs, Irish
iLe.s. C.ngh=m>, Emhrai i.rci Siir:S. Frchch Tor-
OltrS Cisa z'itss. igo.cTyS. i.o-'rN. Gloves &c
Al . Fr'i,h bl.ck aid E!.e Cloths snd D1sssins,
rieh IcN Plaid do rich Whit. B .oS. aud c'.,ourcd
Ill, Ns'tiG> and neral tSsIr'.nelt U! Goods Tor tic
EN-. 40. i.f.-c as.ort ......t of
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I'M rs and Edge Tools, full and complete aSSnrt
m Is of W Bitghers best c. ). files aud Edge tool
in store and for sale by
oils C.. GRIFFITH.
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PlTrsBuRGH, Ott. l6.

PITTsBURGH, Ott. l6.
Official returns from Peu"syivdni "A lie
ghany county-For Supreme Judge, Bu.fi ~
ton whig] 1851; W 1odSarI ldem 6,)JJ;
Stebbins free iem. 7l5.
Canal missionai-Ho1man [whigl -
l+6; Hopkins [dem.l $3.50; Wyman Llree
dem. 7J5.
Congress, 2lst disirict-R tchia twhig1 H.
800; Shannon [dem. 1880; Craig rec
dem. 6ll. pa dislri.t--H ~ <whig) 2,I50;
Gi5sot (dem.) 1887; Shrine Gree dcm.) 80.
State Senlte-Ddrsie (whigJ glib. Burton
lem. 6.ll7. Stephenson Tee dem.j l,6i3s
-Four wings and one democrat ee tea to
the IiJuse.
AagilI whigl IS elected sheriff by l56 ma
io-::y.
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NEW VA x AL
A SMALL No. , catch of S53 jaSi res' al per c. Hays
Z Hd for sale By FOSTERS n Drown
Ottls Corner Main and first sts
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OET Our Ohio friends are well pleased
with the complexion of the returns from that
State. The Cincinnati Gazette of Thurs
day morning speaks thus cheeringly.
Quo Is FOR ScoTT.-We think it now
settied-a fixed fact-that the 28 votes oI
Ohio will be given to Gen Scoet. His
stength is greater in the State--much great
.er-than that of our State ticket at the late
election. All who voted the Whig ticket
at our general election, win vo:e for Scott
electors, and many that voted against us AT
the recent election will vote with us for
Scott and Graham. Our friends in Ohio
know and elsewhere may rest assured, that
Ohio is for Scott and Graham, for the
Union, for internal Improvements, forpros-
lection to our owp labor, for peace, and pro-
perity and happiness of the people.
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HATs AwD CATS.

TO DRttsG -. t.tY q iNNS AND
UNT Y i.E"Cli sNTS-
ry7UE urdc-slgnrl h.yc uow in sio q large stock of
Drugs Mediiiss. Cbenicils OILS. Paints. karilsii-
es nVe MOODS. Glassware. Patent Ncdl"iHcs, BRUSHES,
Sr Sc and are corsiatty receiving fresh supplies.
from the manufac' a>erI maF cts. Hhl,h the!
ara dftsrtrsi,td - 81 . a snrll advance.
Oar; rio les are al 81 ,edy.th gFeat Carc and war
rar I'd TO give satisfaction gtnEiMcness, quality and
priCe.
Surgical Instruments, TrlsS,s. Ahdcmin lSuhpoFer.S
and : oHller Br.ees II the most proved styies-
Pure l}rady Old Rye Whs' and Wines fo med'tct
gHrBoses 0aIg. of the yer, e>tquaiiti,s.
Also Large supply of Daguerrean stock. consisting OF
Plates Cases Oh h.Hcas 6c., alta small advance nom
Eastern prices
Mrs MilIrr's Fine Cut Tobacco and choice lot of old
Havana S,.g47s Bird Cages seeds and FOuniaiis
Mer haiis nd dealers vi III llea>c call aud examine
our stock when In t city ad al orders will 5e attend
ed u / y n lit liz and ear fan, packed.
4, LES {. H.LIo K, ! HA-LOCK q STcDDARD,
~ n p >TbppARp Wholcsas Drue gi~ts,
Oci. 5f Main street, near the river.
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sactr ,it P;,in,ing.

s'Gtr su E;,ir;ing.
III POINDEXTER. Portrait Painter. has taken the
roOns in Fosters baildIg al head ofs;aIrs, where
he woud bc pleased to have citizens call aud cxavine
his ecinrn> of painting He intends renainiIg ia BY
asvll. IA short time. would request those dcs
of having their portraits painted I'll soon. lie
promises give sati.fictiOn and bay patronage as
he may deserve il. laugruI
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MUSIC.

Sassortel If easy pieces arranged for young per-
\ r;o.rs on the Piano Forte. rerciv =. aud for sale
by s.ltaI +. CONJUNCTION d co.
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Mr.. GGEaN E'S.

Ctassic uId stc ish SChCOl
rs in fan operation. few pupils can be admi
! ted seitz9
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INDIGO-Cerroo : Caracas; 2 Cases ,ia,.ilIa il
Il store amt for sale by
PRIEST IN EROTHERS
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AND WARRANTS:
IL Tn Subscribers will pay cash for Tand Warrant ::
market PRICES. o,tl$l PRESTON & BRO.
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IA ,Es EEtGLE HESTaa ss,T.
sSrsf Nh. SMITH has jus, .ceyed s'.endid ssS5f
illssoriment Of Summer Ales, OF lie ehoic- III.
est br.nds.
Scotch Ale bottled;
LOnu on Porter, 10,
London Brown Stout. bottled:
Also, choice loi of Hermeticaily sealed Salmon Lob
sters, oysters, Sc, &c. lh3-rl
-VI-ST received per steamer Fawn. from Louisville,
y cases Madd.r Prints 20 pieces assl FlanEes. 40
s,t Of Bows Clothing; ssorment of Hats and Caps
Also Ladies and Gentlemens Gloves and Tor safe yer!
cb.anbx sWM LOW ENTAIL q co..
oci5 III Water street. corner of Main.
- CASES OF Lad, sud Misses Morocco Leather and
y -Kid hooiees Enamlled Rid walking shoes, with
large lot of light Slipps-s. LoT sale low BY
,u-aO J. n. MAGHEE g. co. -
TIAID LISsEYs--IO cases reed this day snd for sale
nv JAS. Low s. co.
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n w III &c

I assortment of eas, aud popular airs arring,d a
iu u'lts. for twc .ri0riors the PaLo Forte jus
cCivyd AID for saic by
oct5 T. CONYNGTON & co.
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-OOGROSS Agate Buttons. reed Il is day ~ .or
0UU sale by JAS. Low& co.
sc,rN, All Main street Louisville XIV.
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That the Federal and State Governments are parts Of one
system alike necessary for the prosperity peace,
and security and ought to be regarded alike with
dial habitua, and immoyable attachment Respect for
the authority Of EACH and the acquiescence just con-
sutuona measures Of each duties required by the
plainest considerations of National Of State and Of nd
vidual welfare.
g. That the series of acts Of the 3st Congress- the act
known as the fugitive slave law included are received
and acquesced in by the Wing party of the United States
as settlement in principle and substance Of the danger
Gus and exciting questions which they embrace and so
far as they concerned, we will maintain them and in
st upon their strict enforcement until time and expert
ence shall demonstrate the necessity Of further legislation
to guard against the evasion of the laws the hand
and the abuse of their powers on the other mparn
their present efficiency and we deprecae all further ag
taton Of the questions thus settled dangerous to our
peace and will discountenance oil efforts TO continue or
renew such agitation, whenever wherever, or how
ever the attempt may be made and we will maintain this
system essential to the nationality Of the Wing party
and the integrity of the Union.
With the exception Of few slight alterations,
the above Platform consists of the full, explicit,
and patriotic resolutions previously adopted by the
Southern Delegates, as published in the Daily Ma
tional Inteligencer Of Thursday Dir. AsHMuN
stated that these resolutions had been agreed to by
the comnaittee by an almost unanimous vote. They
we're Immediately considered by the Convention,
DIR. CHoATE, of Massachusetts,, having led of in an
exceedingly able aad eloquent speech in their sup
port. The debate was then continued, in an ami
maeed and eloquent strain, by Mr. ANDERSON, of
Ohio, Mr.. Boris. Of Virginia, Mr. ARCHER, of
Virginia, Mr.. DArws, Of NewsJersey, and Others
The result was the adoptiop Of the resolutions by
the Convention by very large majority. The fol-
lowing is the yDte
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.TwoSotes Lot. One district not represented
Five additional votss were taken last night, and
twenty-five mora THE morning, none Of them differ
ing materially from the above, without effecting
choice Of a candidate; and Just as we 20 to press
1.-TWO o'clock Saturday afternoon) the Convention
took recess nil this evening,
In the course of Mr. BorTs's first speech on the
subject of thu PlaH0rn, he read the following Let
ter from Major Gensral ScorT, addressed to the
Hon. Mr.. ARCHIE, ofyirginia:
TUESDAY NIGHT.
Mr. DEAR SIR: have decided to write nothing to the
CONVENTION, any indy dual member before Domina-
ton but should that honos fall 10 my lot SHALL In my
acceptance give my vews>sn the Compromise measures
in terms at least strength their favor those read
Please say as much to ny friends Gov Josss, Mr..
BORIS, Mr.. LEE, SC.
This understood to be the entire Letter Of Gen
scorT, though Mr. BORIS did9st read its sgnature.
Mr.. Boris also read, IN connection with the
above Letter, the following Resolution, adopted on
the I'd day Of June last by the Wing State Conven-
tion Of New Jersey, the sentiments of which, he
said, were fully approved by Gen. Scorr:
Re'oived That the Wings Of New Jersey are now and
always have been devoted sincerely unreservedy to
the CONSTITUTION IN al It's parts that we ourselves
bound by and earnest to fulfil oil its requirements that
we are equally bound to cheerful and loyal obedience to
the laws that respect and always the reserved
rights Of oil the States that have been always and
are now opposed to the agitation of sectional questions
and especially the renewal of all discussion
on the subject of slavery the agitation Of any
having reference thereto.
The debate and all the proceedings of the even
ing session excited the most intense interest, and
were characterized with the highest degree of en-
thusiasm. In regard to the Platform, especially,
the progress of the debate and the decisions of the
Convention elected plaudit upon paudt, and cheer
after cheer till the very foundations of the substan
tia structure in which the Convention is held SEEM
ed to rembe beneath these vocferous demonstrations
of the appreciation with which the patriotic sent-
ments expressed were hailed by the multitude.
We have full notes Of all the doings of this ami
mated session, but no time to prepare them for to-
days paper They will be given on Monday. In
the mean time, however publish detailed reports
of what took place at the sessions Of Thursday night
and Of yesterday morning
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The question on seconding the previous question was
then taken by States and resulted as follows:

SO the previous question seconded.
The question then required the adoption of the
port and resolutions of the committee which was unani-
mously agreed to.
Mr. BORIS of Virginia. As itsappears obvious that
other business be done until the Committee on Reso-
lutions are ready to report that the Convention
adjourn till sir o'clock.
Cries Of "adjoum TIL four, four" and " five, fve"
Mr.. VAN TRUMP. l move as . substitute for the mo-
ton to adjourn, that go into nomination for
candidate for President of the United States Immense
applause.
The President. The question is en- the molten adj
journ, for which other motion can be substituted
The question then taken on tire motion TO adjourn,
and the vote being taken by States resulted follows
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So the Convention refused to adjourn,
Mr.. EVANS, Of Maine. suppose that nobody fail
to perceive that this Convention will proceed make
nomination Of candidate until the Committee Re
solutions shall have reported We have right to anti
cipate otherwise than that committee will report in
one or two hours at most 1t is exceedingly desirable
that we should wait till that committee reports, and
propose that the Convention will remain in session
as long as it for the disposition of business, on the
suppositon that the Committee Resolutions will
port in two hours
The motion was not agreed to; and quarter past
II o'clock the Convention adjourned to meet again at five
O'clock.
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Zone absent. Two votes lost. One vacancy.
This important question having been thus happily
disposed Of, the way cleared to the main business
Of the Convention the nomination of candi-
dates for President and Vice President of the United
States; and the ConVe ntion accordingly proceeded
to vote for Presidential candidate The following
is the result of the first vote:
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uous question nd been ordered no smenomen' Wes ~
order. ~ Nf 4At4t. @sAS
The President stasd that division Of the question
having been asked the previous question only applied to
the first resolution The amendment was therefore IN
order. , AZ ~ fs8 81
Mr. JEssuP said that II seeiasd that the important
business of the CONVENTION to be transacted by
mtees il was but Of justice t. the larger States
that they should have their proper in these
committees. T~
The question the amendment was asked 70 be taken
by States s !,
the following result: fs4
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Mr. Baker, proprietor Of small hotel at Cohasset car
ried out on Thursday last, from Weymouth, fishing
party consisting Of four gentlemen Nothing bad been
heard Of the party Saturday and II is feared they
all drowned.