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r,is .s41, knosn b. the entire community, thai fos
sone weeks o.sc the pressure ~ me mDHeJ n sftes
bas been most nrcom'crtably severe SOM OF . -
most responsible houses nave resn GRAINED - H ct
their litigation although aonnf'htlf 'o'' = - -,
ond thev have zet uprn the produce cor signsi
IN them Dut Ea.-h Is been tellyel 70 " 4nsItz ~
either low water la some OF tie MYERS OF tle
others Saturday when luse quAnf ~ Of paper
fell due embracing ne aFsi and 'oIi. OF lhe mona
smoun,ug as v learn, 30 some tSO millions OF dol
lars US iCokef 20 a crisis or arninz DOins. 2ai
by many Nth fearful foFs50iinRs Happily All these
fears have proved grolndeSs tAe rlocon vas passed
easily and successfully mos CT all Of the paper Fas
met and We have heard OF no failures Oar sttifs
are EoF beginning % orf, nten The MYERS IA me ia
terror are senlrg. and "a prospect Of rlsh o. 2ls
ness is mas enc0urag1Ag.
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or psr,ies appointed by Judge Of Probate as tue
Connecticut laws provide IN case OF assignment
HIS statement Of affairs show him 20 be A very
wealthy man.
The Bank Department having called Tor
the Bank statements for the last quarter, several 0.
them have been published according to law. VI
these reports We make the annexed statement snow"
ing the principal items, and shall IN few days CON-
plete the table, and make comparison win me
previous statements.
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ASSEMBLY.

Mr.. RoSx reported iaYoIabiV on the bin relating 10
Ale First Division OF the NsN-NOsk state Militia.
Mr. HUrCHlNs reported bil 20 amend tie Code Of
Procedure
islng an inquiry 40 20 whether the Delaware Canal
Company had violated their charter the enlarge
meni Of their Canal. Referred 10 the Canal COm-
nittee
Mr. HvRIEVr introduced bin Tor he reduction Of
fhe Mil Tax
Mr.. UNDERWOOD reported bill 10 extend the time
81 the Committee Who were appointed 10 examine
s.,sJ report the amount Of unclaimed dividends ID the
Savings Banks 10 March 10.
Mr.. LrcKgY reported a ball 20 amend the New
York City Lien Law.
The House then on motion. went into Committee
of the Whole. Mr. A. SMITH IN the char and took up
she kossath Resolutions
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Enreipn Ports.

IlAt Liverpool 9Th ult ship Geo Hallet HoNes; for
Boston about l2L ts bark Delphos Tor DO about
% inst.
ton. DAVIS, Philadelphia.
AR at s. Thomas 23d nt snip Francis. Ellis FROM
Newport " for NeW-Iork, with Ta.roa1 iron, leaking,
and otherwise disabled.
An At Havana prev. 20 Oh inst. brig Isaac Carver,
CLARK Frankfort sil Scasp0rt.
Arr n Port Royal, Jan. o, brig Cneco Stephenson.
Cuba SD 2 schr. r p. Allsion, Nemes, CHARLES
ton, sc
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NEWPORT. Jan ii-lyrired-Schr. Emily b SondeI
Chase Fredericksburg. with f1nr and whsat tot New
York has been off Sandy Hook Two days ana dapase'
snis rigging was compelled . ruf INTO ths poit th'
crew beng frost bitten and uhaole 70 Work. o..
PHILADELPHIA, san. l).--trriref-S eAms hlps Ken
nehec, Flowers, New-York; Ben amin franklin, sears
Rs.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or Nzw-yoRK.......JANUARY
CLEARED.


ShinS-NeVYors, Thompson. Hav-e NJ Livingston.
Washington, Page. Liverpool, Frost Hicks anehs.
tBr kuCOl, Sayaunsh, ID PhSngt1n Conway 3r Mar
laN. So. John \. B. X irwin; Ge0. Evans C1adllrJ
NsN. Orleans. Perkins = DeianO
BaTk-~ Hand, ,3fcn HeIcas, Baltimore Meyer o.
sucker
Sch. neEs-ElM City, Fns3ee New-Hiyen i.ter: = T.
Jones Look, Savannah, Denlu CO., b. 4. TUES Ken
ny 3c*. 1uy-e. 3sdger, PECK Co.. COhasset T00y s.
- ais, Sc. Lacd Church, Norfolk PacSet Be1s Az
al1clcl la, Eags H.zz-sdi NaTy DAYS DAVIS New
beu. NJ Flalt Co
S.olp-!laIyesI, french, Providence.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

SENATE Albany, Thursday, Jan. IS, 1854
MI KIRBY reported fayorSoly on the bill amending
4ne militia law
The State Prison Inspectors report was presented.
Mr CoNGER called Up his hoSSuth resolutions and
advocated their adoption
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DisasIers. &c.

bHiG FAiEY The IRE on board II The brig FAIRY Of
rfl-ce4cn- which lad dropped down % New-Casrie
De- &C ho-dey - N a. slaves and Tor Baroad -
as Il . sad, TIE worA II design Wnen esc Jgered tie
lars were bursting 1p ne CABIN E4lsaa sish ftAffll
rnpeY, aud soon Lae vessel would De- enye o1ed n lines
.ui fr Tie ofofflLe Tal II the steamers Hercules AMI
Reliance Which fastened 20 The brig AMI hauled her opt
iom TIE shipping AZ tRe rteE-one OF which had 900 keg,
Il powder ~ beard AID her escape from ar1lss,aa vas
uuy matse ous The ste s succeeded IN sayiag about
etVs-r'l o. Ihe F-iiys cargo She . full II water
AID sui q ats. Her sails and n gng are bg, sKbtlv IN
ed Nssse! ard eyyo fully insured IN Phadelohla
BAR FA9 fIoS Young II CALAIS while riding AZ a.
ehor near Eafto lot INST parted both cables and w.n,
ashore DIT got Oh Reki day With hltls damage
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HARRTFU

In HIms3ae. Mass, Jan. IA, %, Rsy. A. @. Pgrce.
Dir d. W. c. THOMP son OF San Fraacisc0, 30 Mlss
MARION, only laughter II Obadiah Brown Esq.
On Thursday, Ian IS A. - LIKES Church. ~ Rev X
all Of ihis Cry
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AMnskmfufs.
MRS. EMMA DILLINGHAM; BO 1JI,;l

Nj RS. EMMA GILLINGHAM BOST-
4'H WICKs NINTH sOIRFE MUSICALE. or thrd
~ ne second s.r.es al NIBLO ; SALOON on sATI T.
DAY EVENING. jan n. 1852
PROGRAMME Par,
aalit. mt Increment H,,.r,,r
Nessrs Br4stew. HID, Eoen. lie slald aad Tlmn
kmarza-' Slf;3 Eslu' from Ia F4Vlli.a1 Doa,xett,
S,gnsr Yis,tI
1g-' Sorr- t.-ns j. coming. r-.-.-..G < Fris,, ~
Words y Howard Wainwright; composed erores,ly for
hfs ENN1 GlILiNGHAv BlsrwIcg
eoie-flsno- pF's--b Grand Taraflols Srlua la
u5mo2 -ltfcYifa from Plutani 90 u Kes.gs,
Madam Fiofeltias raczek
Duo" Qnal mare, Cral terra .....-. Ver,i.
A-l ~, IN as what oceans our love hts 4 yided
MIS- arwlc and SigsoY Y-Errf
Part II.
Nn-I,.i tsc nj aua thfrd m0ytm@afs. H,,r..l
~ Mtss1s Bnsto~. lt1l. Eosn. Hegelgnd aad rInr,
N-'f-ai- ffuaai-kfIsAI Iuy''anl r V,,l,
Mfs GILLiSGHAa BOsTvrrv WIZ
Solo-P.aro Fore feisa de BrsyJ. ia ... D,hl.y
80 b Mamma SAiTt
MADAM lorentlne Slpaesek a.
Dao- la serenata- -, 1ilTa Ia blanca lunai D..
c. .r Sl's sos I"IcK agd Signsr VIETrI
Sllg-" Lff ne wander not unseen III,
rom LAltgfo" BY AIiltoa -e1
I ana, r. MS L SsLLISGHAN BOsrwiCK
Sal, can ns .cu,si AZ he Plan Forte and u1sc s1
r. LII An IA IL SON, No. 30 Br9adgsv Tcte,.
ty .,-'' ~ sac AZ the Mlsc stores ard a. r. i,,,
tory ot Vim Han Son 49, - On 'As mansfAe-
= aqsme sZPACZEK Will receive q limited nun.
S ~, - yapiis IN ne Piano Forte also M is,ct - -
'ssE 'Tsea language. For further 1arfic ays m
t1.t u y - hoNarc, ESQ, OF The Irvlgs Hoe.s ~
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To Mariners.

CORRECTION The beacon IS gone from Five Pound Isl
ard and Zen Pound isart as stated IN last Sal
urdaysnaner Gloucester Telegraph.
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The Southern Mall.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Jan IS, lS52.
The New-orleans mail Of tSe IN INST IS received,
hut the papers contain no news worth lelegraphlRg.
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The City of Pittsburg.

PHILApELPHiA, Thursday Jan. Is, 1852.
The ,iiy OF Pitts6urg has anchored OF her wharf
The floating ice IN our rivers continues Sery heavy
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Expresses, ar.

CREGORY'S CALIFORNIA PACAl,.,
- AOE and PARCEL EXPRESS, via the IsIh<<T y
OF NiCAhACl A-IHROCcH Is AEoUr Twgst tt,ss<s
DAfs-lhs srbscfrers val forward an Express nh
By ihis eIpedltious route By the steamship DAVE
WEBSTER, on TUESDAY Ian 30 AZ 3P VI. M
ehi2kefs are particularly questsd 10 have theif a.
ceetiDE lCO ts Weight M
Dir. ". 7 HANFoRD, Of or San Francisco QUO
Aa'o charge OF our fssght b. thls steamer
THOMPSON \ HfrcHCoxvf
Us tz0,h Managers and sesEls DO ii9 Pesrl-st GOV
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The amount of Specie in the above Banks ex-
ceeds faur millions There are several offhe larg 3s'
Banks still 10 be addel-,he Merchant Bank o. the
State, America, Merchants Exchange, Me'ro25-
Titan, &c &c.
The earnings of the 0gdensburg Rail-
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fine ARTS.

ROY LOST.-Lost. on Thursday, -.
- IS, little Boz abou 81 year, Old, light ~.
eyes b. on when !sst black pants brown 80
liner aITon, no hat paid stockings and pAiss 49,
hoes. v hoover Will give information OF hun 20 an
parents viii - rewarded fof their trouble. ,.~ys<
10 WI. SCRlNEh, No .2f Hudson - Ner-s
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ITALIAN OPERA.-AsTOR PLACE

MAX MARErZEK
Bee. inform the subscribers ana the PUBIC IN ssnsra
'h'i Second and LAST SERIES Of the SEASON.
TWENTY NIGHTS,
viii commence On MONDAY, JAN. IS, iS'I
MAY M,xKrzrx takes great pleasure n bong AL. ..
announce T. Patrons Of he Oera TIA. he las 'ecss-
ed III "''ih TENTED HUMBER Of NIGHTS
WIN we -" MILE TERESA PARODI.
bo having now concluded hsr Coacsr tour thfcaEh s
In ed Staies VII appear oQers cary ia The seasos
connection Yah s iSs .s'9 tN.FIi 1' PhrrI
He announces lkewse with Do, less sat'fciion. the
s-gaeemens Of The ftN OBJ, iz lS sS;,1vI
ao VIII perform AL the leading 'a1s Of hiS ''A --ahst
rvpel.oue r.r-
The Nsnasers h. presenting, Customary the LIST otths
nsmbers OF bis com PAM taxes ths opportunity OF ooa-
10 HAT Ia s-suied ms endeaT0rs N securing
the services Of such , Iaie CON, H4IST 81
and while 10 er. viii e spaced N rs part 10 avail hn-
sell oftke extraordinarily great astcAl resources Of the
talent f p6pr t ,IT hSB t cLGssIc2L OPERAS
the public sy assured tnai the general eeei
will De such render 'Le present season 'ns mo"
e'.ii"I' ever 0Ds'1 rl.r o. ruE ARTISTS
who compose the Personnel 81 the Haii@h OP'~ a. A'-
place MILE TFREsE PARoDI,
SIGMA BALBlNA SIEfFAN90NE,
SIGMA A pA siG,R LORENZO sILvl O''l'
stc,R vrrrrf4 SIG'R BENEyESrASo,
sen pm SlG'R kosI,
SIC'R IGNAZIO MARlsL
Full. AND EFFICIENT CHORUS
ard
GRAND ORCHESTRA.
carefully selected from anolg Tie best aad PRINCIPAL
hers Of hi former com ancs. - -
'roSDI,C TOR ....-.-......M MAX NARErZEK
CHORUS MASTER. HEIR hsNsLkR
The PRICES or ADMISSION
vii be the same IS before, w.
Parquet and ~
AUpAltheater- $1,000 ~
Reserved
Subscription f0r CiOice StGfS Tor ~ NIGHTS. 1880. 1a
"a, Subscription for the oe made At n Bor
office from 4 VI. ull 81, nom MONDAY, the Ia
INST and every day thereafter.
RI The subscribers 81 the ogmer season viii have ts
seats ect 20 feEe Al OF tAeB subscTptonJ
until FRIDAY the 10Th mt. inclusive
ON MONDAY. JANUARY 10,
OPENING NIGHT AND FIRST APPEARANCE OF
SIG'R LORENZO SALFI
L.. -.
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IMMATURE ALNANAC----TMs DAY.
SUN-RFss--- g Sets 20 4-uOON-Ss,s--.-. l3m
HIGH WArER----Ian. IS
Sandy Hosi tSa GOV. isltHd..-i j9l Hell Cate ga
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SECOND ANNUAL MASONIC BALL
- Fl PALESTINE ENCANPMEST, No Is, o.
KNIGHTS IENPLARS. val be gwen az EiblOs szoe
on MONDAY EVENING Jan. IS, 1853 Tickets 49,
admit gentleman and two ladies' be obtained ffsn nc
following Committee of Arrangements:
4. J. Spencer, No. % Greenwch-st. Peter Biofns1
IA Norfolk Il W Drumn0nd. IN Grand-st =
Crawford Jr. i53 Atlantic 81, Brooklyn; r. bsh<n
2i Grand St ]. II. Hng, 20j Hester q. Farrell L<N
a. LewIs-st 3. N De Mott Hall of Records lass
Wh,ehorne. % Casal 81 4. Colovel9ni, 90 Fozsylh<
CHAs. JAS. SPENCER Cha!rssa-
yOsEpH II. SrNG, Secretary
Members Of TIE Order a requested to appear in fslw
gaia. il5ly
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NIBLO' s.-ARTIsTS' UNION

me Oh n ENINAI
CONSISTING Of
10 PRINCIPAL PERFORMERS,
VIII Ia conducted De- the celebrated NJ aes,ro,
SIGEOH ARDITL
Tickets 81 Second Row OF Boxes, 81 cents Children
under 10 wears hall price Private Boxes 50 each.
Box Office omen every day, frem A NJ 70 y NJ, ans
Up 10 where places can be secured, OF W A. Moore.
Doors omen OF %. Commence A. n. .
NEXT OPERA NIGHT, SATURDAY.
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lETROPOLITAN HALE-Late Trip.
WE ALLEGHANIANS, thankful for

the patronage hitherto received announce that hey
Will give CONCERT on MONDAY EVENT &c, Ja
~ at the TABERNACLE. Several new songs IN Accofa
auced. Tickets Is Cents. l3 Casaa
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Rum Rules Connecticut!

The more popular branch of the Connec-
ticut Legislature yesterday rejected the
Maine Law for that State by close vote.
This is according to contract. Our Distil-
lers and Rumsellers, (many of them very
noisy Wings at home, furnished the money
wherewith Connecticut was carried and
Loco-Foco U, S. Senator secured last
Spring, on the clear understanding that the
Maine Law was to be thus rejected in pay
ment for their valuable services. The bar
gain has been fairly carried out: The CO.
aition of villainous bad Rum and counter
felt Democracy has divided its spells
very fairly, and will be in good humor for
another fraternal campaign. Perhaps they
will win again-who knows At all
events, they will not miss a triumph for
want Of foe--they may rest assured of
that.
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~ The Journal of Commerce copies on,

~ The Journal Of Commerce copies our
statement of the amounts confded to Gov. Kos
suth in aid Of the Liberation of Hungary, amount
ing in all to $4,000, and says
As TIE Tribune appears to be in the secrets of the
1reat Magyar, we hope viii further state ckG has
seeons o. this money how much of h has been ex.
penoea ior muskets, how much for saddles how much
remains on hand and what 10 10 be done with Il Also
wna y 20 De done with the muskets saddles &c
which have been purchased 49,
Certainly, dear neighbor! we shall furnish al
the information you dssire-but not just now. We
should like FIRST to know how much YOU have con.
tributed to the Hungarian Fund that You sbould
be SO anxious for the earliest and fullest detail. Of
its use and destination. Undoubtedly, the tool of
Despotism who does your Paris Correspondence
would like to be able to give the information YOU
ask for TO his friend Louis Napoleon and the other
masters Of European scoundrelism-perhaps the
nephew of his uncle would allow a single copy
of The Tribune to find its way into France for
tho sake Of that information, IL he could not 9TH
eTyisc obtain it. When yoa particularly want to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
INDICATIONS,

We regard the main vote taken in the
Wing National Convention yesterday as
decidedly favorable to Scott. We refer to
that authorizing each member of the Plat
form Committee to cast the full Electoral
Vote of his State, thus giving the heavy
Scott strength of New York, Pemsylva-
MIA and Ohio to bear eommandingly. Had
this rule been adopted at the outset, as it
should have been, and made general, we
should have had Scott President Of the
Convention and Scott Committee on Gre
dentials. We must live and learn.
There has been some outside debate
about ILLINOIS. The Erening Post gave
Fillmore two votes from this State The
Express Qess modest) took fire. When
the Delegation came to assemble at Balti-
more, they first voted that the majority
should cast the whole vote of the State, as
the State Convention which elected
them had prescribed. They next took a
vote as to whom that vote should be cast
for, and the result was-Scott ten q; Fill
more one. So we may consider that point
set at rest.
1t is rather hard to see Vermont, WiS-
consin and Iova claimed against Gen.
Scott, and not be able to contradict the
story. Every one of those States will
give Scott many more votes than any other
Wing, as we think their Delegates must
know. But we shall get votes enough for
Gen. Scott, when they are needed-we
think
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Outside Doings and Rumors.
BALTIMORE, Thursday, June II, Is

BALTIMORE, thursday, June IL, Ic0--A "
The FILLMORE, SCoTT, and WEBSTER
men marched through the city last night with
bands Of music, and stopped at all the hotels and
public places, delivering speeches and urging the
claims OF their fayorites.
A great variety Of opinion is aAolt this morning,
generally favoring the nomination of soorr on the
third or fourth ballot. Southern men are COM
mencing to lean that way.
Mr. JoHs NJ. Boris Is regarded as medium
between the Scott and Fillmore meh.
liza Southern Platform is adopted before ballot
ing, there is Row no doubt OF the nomination Of
ScoTT. limo Platform is adopted, several South
ern Delegates will leave, which viii increase
scorr's strength. Mr. Boris told me tins morn
Ing he considered Soorr's nomination on the 81
Oh - ta-o. certain; tia. the Southern Eesclu,
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tons vii be adopted, with slight modification
Of the 9Th ard that although favorable TO fIIL-
MORE, he has never doubted ScorT's nomination.
The WEBSTER nsen are evidently 10 fear defeat,
and, il is rumored will, If convinced Of the defec
ton Of the South to the side Of Seorr, go for
FILLMORE on the second ballot, and nominate
him. Pennsylvania second choice is FILL
MORE New. York's second choice, WEBSTER.
The ScoTr men are betting strong on his nom-
nation. Ii is rumored that majority of the Com
mittee on Credentials viii report in favor Of the
FILLMORE claimants.
The WEBSTER men are bitter against Scorr,
and the ScoTT men are bitter against WEBSTER.
The general impression is that the balloting will
commence to-day. An exciting time is anticipated.
Mr.. PEARcE Senator from Md has no: taken
a seat in the Convention. The Webster men VIII
go for PEARcB to defeat ScoTr, as last resort.
Gov. JOHNSTON this morning considers Scorr's
nomination certain, beyond doubt. Remainder of
Delegation arc, however, not so sanguine. JOHN
SION slept with Boris last night and is closeted
with him this morning.
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Doings Last Evening.

Special Dispdtch 10 The Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Thursday Eye- June II.
The Convention reassembled at 6, z. NJ,
and sat half an hour, when it adjourned to
tomorrow friday morning at 10 o'clock.
Everything waits, and will continue to
wait, for the report of the Committee on
Credentials as to the Contested Seats,
which, it is understood, will be generally
adverse to the Scott contestants, as the
Committee has decidedly anti-Scott ma
jority.
Senator DAWSON of Ga. made Speech
at the Evening Session, and tore his shirt
ridiculously over the idea that the States
are to vote in the Platform Committee ac-
cording TO their weight in the Electoral
Colleges. A Virginia chap went into
commissions on the same topic. Mr.. ASH
NUN of Mass. suggested an adjournment
to let the fire go down, and give the Com
mittee on Credentials time to finish their
labors. They will report tomorrow morn
ing. The weather is still intolerably hot.
youn EYE.
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The Latest pIovement.-Rumors, &c.
BALTIMORE, Thursday, June lip. N


The Georgia Delegates say that II a
plato, m, with the Compromise as a fnality, IS
not adopted before the nomination, the whole
South will leave, and that the WEBSTER Dele
gates will foIlow-fom a new Convention, and
nominate WEBSTER, who will stump the Union as
the Union Candidate" This, am assured by a
distinguished Georgia Delegate, is the course de-
temined on.
The Platform is dividing attention with the re-
port of the Committee on Credentials. The
nominee depends altogether on the contingencies
arising out of these questions. The friends Of
Scorr, WEBSTER and FILLMORE, are ell equally
sanguine, but the two first are the most confident.
Meetings are being held in various prominent
places tonight, urging the claims Of the different
candidates.
Mr.. BoTTs is working hard for ScoTr.
The Committee on Credentials are in session, de-
termined to close their lsbors tonight. No de-
cision has been come TO yet but the Fillmore Del
egates will be reported entitled to their seats.
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A FINE HEAD OF HAIR THE MOST DE-

srRABLE AND GRACEFUL ORNAMENr.-To those who from
sickness OF the decay and falling OF of the hair premature
badness exhaustion Of the nervous system have be IN
deprived of this desirable aoorumep there provided
in VAN DEUsENs Improved Wahpene infable remedy
and never failing restorative. In the reestahishmen and
renovssn of ne head Of Hair and changing lie greyness
10 the original colo alcoholic mineral fluids used
Improved Wshpene. Vegetable substances alone
comprise excellence which have successfully accom-
ped design of the inventor and rendered this
ton one best offered the public This invaluable
preparation be obtained at the principal depot No rs
Chambers st. at C. H. RfNG's, No 1872; j. MILHAU, No.
1888; RICE SMITH, No. III; M. w. GRAY, No. 4H
Breadwsy Mrs HAYS No. us Fulton st. ard No l46 At
anc-st Brooklyn and from the principal Druggists in the
city and Throughout the United States.
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OLE BULL.-The great violinist has ar
rived In Montreal, and received with serenade
from the band of the Goth Regiment which played Nor.
wegas airs. Ole Bull appeared and made q short
speech and the band were then refreshed" In the hotel
In the of the evening Ole Bull came into the
room and made another cordial and manly address 10
the band, greeting them as brothers in the divine Art
and inviting them to his concert. This latter was en-
trely successful, and he had announced another
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By .TELEGRAPH.-Except the long re-
port of the Wing Convention, our Telegraphic
columns are meagery supplied this morning.
The friends of the Postmaster-General will be
sorry to learn that he is seriously i'll.
The alleged Ambient outrage proves to have
been miserable hoax.
The State Temperance Convention has just
commenced its session at Syracuse.
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MINERAL PoIsoN OR VEGETABLE Pow.

pERl THAT IS THE ouEsTIoN.-LYoS's Magnetic Powder
conssts entirely Of herbs harmless to though deadly TO
al The insect tribes So say the great chemists abroads
saw Chiffon and Reid here The Members Of the New
Medical College endorse the article Ask Dr. Valentine
Mott his opnion o. the article Its effects upon Brgs
Reaches &C. fatal lightning and almost a. quick
Price reduced to 25 cents per flask res with proportional
posters and itstsr Be cautious and shun nimca prep
aIstions Trust only the article you get from Lyon, Al
Broadway or his AGENTS.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune
ssuAsn Tsegrapa oac. sornv Of Haso.~ and Bea.erss
WING NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Prospects mt Baltimore.
ispdtck 70 The ~ Y. Tribune

Prospects mt Baltimore.
Special Dispdteh to The ~ Y Tribune
BALTIMORE, Thursday, June l7-9 NJ
The outside pressure and influences are
ell against ScoTT. Mr.. WEBsrER's friends
are profuse of their entertainment and other
influences. Mr.. FILLMoRE's ditto. The
money and the patronage are all against
the candidate of the People.
But all will not do. ScoTT's nomina-
ton cannot be prevented. The Platform
will be introduced and probably passed be-
fore the nomination.
The election of CHAPMAN was simply a
fdur pas.
ScoTr has sent no letter here, and will
write none unless he is nominated.
The temper of the Convention is as
moderate as could be expected. We do
not yet know what will be the fate of the
contested seats in New York.