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Tota, from the Australian colonies
Total from all countries. ......,.,...


Iappesrs by this that next TO Cuba the greatest sup
ply Of the metal came from Australia Up to the gold
discovery Port Philip the yeld Of copper ore In Aus
traa was steadily increasing 1t ia apprehended that tne
Burra Burra and other mines will be forced TO suspend
operations for time in consequence Of the dcuty OF
impossibty Of getting aborers They had al lott lot
the gold diggDg The profits Of the copper mining com
panies such as to admit OF extraordinary anu
as the rise in the market value Of copper wiz sun
greater inducement to the companies 10 offer high prices
orlsbor the suspension Of mining may not be Of long
duration, and perhaps only partial,
Railway traffic in Great Britain has not been SO proouc-
tive thus far this year last the average earnings per
mile showing great decrease The annexed returns are
tor the week ending the nth Of juno In each year -
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NJIws FROM THE SEAT OF WAR

NYWS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
IN There's going to be tho deuce TO pay
In old Mexico, they ssy.
Not Of that We row would speak
Nearer home DEATHS agents wreAk
Vengeance en- q bloody set,
As e'sP with swift destruction met.
Armed with Lyons murderous flask.
House eepers at their tasks;
Bed bugs they kill OF by scores,
Till they the chamber foers;
Roachss at q fearful rate,
Furious they snBihilate
Lyons pc wder strikes the blow,
Lays the creeping rascals low;
Aud New York. With ell her voices,
In tho victory rejoioes. -
Depot for LYONS Magnetic Powder saa Pilts- ~
Broadway,
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I0K. LECCIA'S OINTMENT, PATENTED WITH EX-
~ elusive Royal privilege, remedy Of ntrasuleaS
ehcsoy such aelnowledsed by the general direction e
the most eminent faculties Of France Italy and the Rsy
Protector Of the pubic tho and nest
douioursgn Z. inysterste as u ever may for s:es
sons and bruises muscular pervousness Hats
lency scatica osga scads hemolrhoids tunos. teeth
diseases obstructions Of the spleen dspsp
head wounds and of all kinda Sold Wholesale AaA
retail 1t the dcpotsn New York. at the drug stsss
of Messrs A. B. d. Sands No 100 Fulton Of viii
liam street Sold also BY The vto
the proprietor, at No. 60 w hite street
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nRgMANgNT SUMNER ARRANGEMENT --FOR
A Elushns Flszmsrsourk, Sc. Romans Well, and New
yerk.-Jhs new kaa baautlful steamer GEO LAW, Capt
Francis Lockwood viii on Sas after July s. 1852 rua
foievr VII ,ehve Peek sip st6H o'clock srs 10 o'clock
NJ ard ~ o'clock NJ Returuing, will lesvs Plush
I've 1t oSs3tL A. NJ. and o'clock asd O'clock ",
iriss ssksa resacnabls terms are AN csst. eson
W6v u ~-st shove stesms w''i ioAsr 5p1 tsgs a.
" nam As4se ssioasd scevt. tde.4aS - t@sae'y
ava. 3H,afAE
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EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS FARE
for ns ysG i1oSssn Ky sss ., v ::
sS A nss! ~;
seioei; foot Filth street South :s,s.. WI
$;sfs:: : ;s' ;!:; &C.,:
On board band Of music Win .ocompany boss every
day except Sunday 81, AL, All person: are forbid trusting
EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS. BvERE
Il. s:sa
S.sssiis: 'sss;s: Spins s':.;s Norm s'% *
e. :asa s.n -
day. Jay ih, tn. Charles peyin win stop BTs.ilE..
-: :ssi f,s:s :Ss ;ss's u. :.ss S;:s
DOUBLE , p.enaP o. s ..
nicely at.sd and capable e
S:fs- y.ss aSsyss
EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKs-EvssY
o., :1i;E Sa
R. ':!:si 's: s::: :: - si:i
ITO MILITARY COMPANIES. SUNDAY SCHOOLS
for sseursos daily from New saa
e sss Il. fare @sals 10 70
Pss ss
An, 1t Peck slip. Err.
CoNEY ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON THE NEW
~ and splendid steamer MAY QUEEN cspt e AZ nors.'
l .s q s fclisws-Tsot q spring street and -
4. leaving the Island, last trip. at M rare lzSo
each way. N B--No half-price Tor children.
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION AND CoTILLoN Partly
vl Friday evening, July with honshsns brsss Nse
cetop bands. Tickets SHY cents admitting ssensemse
and lady The msgniaesn. and ON ..y. N;rs
tenth street 7 r. NJ Hammond street. 7:i s?r,sx
street, at 7s Tenth street at Grand street ~ AZ S'
Catherine street, r. az s; Montaguefsr.y ~
ss Pier n N r. ato. reforming at o'clock Inc pro
nsa9e that the strctest order will he
on board and determined that these parties
shall he conducted to give universal sstsfation
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PUDDLE house, DETROIT, MfCHIGAN.-THE PRO-
- prietor OF this situated
the corner o. Jefferson avenue and Randolph
fuily seks cohtnuance of public patronage The house
was opensd on the 9TH June last is handsomely furnished,
sud guests vtng this city assured that excrto
shall be wanting to render their soiourn agreeable.
ORNiILE AZ. pIBBLE.
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Coa PUILaDSipUIA pIaEor.-U. .. uAIh AND
Express ,ines sbre,sh IN fo1r sesrs New Serssy Rai
corsia,ass.rs ssss ~ =. Ls,,sy street. Fare =
sesvrs Ni and sA NJ ast5EyN Bsitimen. WMhins
Norfolk All Chailssto, through tossts sole IN the
sNcye lvss srs tsrss hAsxsys carried u ahs An And
~ p. NJ, iinss
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e0MMERCIAL AFFAIRS.

WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEDNKsDAs JULY 7, rcsl rax NEW YoRK
HERALD.
NEW Y0kK MAkKM.
Duties psvse in cash Gssds stored Be sold q public
sucfic~ q ne sd y enc ve. Txe ~ cases 70 S s2io
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HAYS HOUSE. DALHoUsrE SQUARE. MONTREAL.

THE DoNLcAEA HoTEL.-NorRE DANE STREET,
j. Montreal, BY J. II. DALEY.
CEA BATHING AT RocKAwAY, L. I-rHK PA
yioD Hotel nor open Tor the reception Of Whites
day except Sunday at O'clock A. and and g. p. n,
where stages will be In readiness visitsrs
houBs Any oonmunoaton for lo with J. Ogden Snth,
o Irsas ssrset. vii b promptly attended 70.
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CAMDEN ANp AxB0Y RAIL1oAD, FOR PHrLA
selphs. fro. Piss Sc cpsss river scet % sss.ss.
Eersss nse Leave Afss-assH sxyrsss uas A.
brs ~ sscois class (as 2PM, Nae oniyl 81
ssrs pha FROM fso. Of wanus street at
sL w.. saa3Pk Emiersnt MssA ~ steamboat TRANS.
rORT, from pier ~. l. st5P.M Fare 81 90.
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nEMOCRATIC REvIEw-NOW PUBLISHED-POR-
~ trait Of Irsnklin Pierce Contents ;Eshtesa rtfsv
Reeurrs ctiopists. The Neutrality Lawwbat docs Mssa.
phy~narssret Fuller Osso Liquor Issslstion-AnssHsr
Chapter on the Maine Law Pipe visions.HS 0ne-Tss
vention Of tho United States Wings and Tores-A Short
Sketch Of Party Divisions in England Book Notices. TO-
Tef So annUm In advance Single copies 20
ID. w, HOLLY Publisher. ITO broad FAY.
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lsgEgFlSEMRNTs sBNaWED EVERY DAT
m. SEE SEVENTH PAGE. "a
saORsEs. CARRIAGES. -,


NJ SEE SEVENTH PAGE. 90
AORsEs. CARRIAGES. -,
EoR sALE-A soRREL MARE, EIGHT YEARS OLD
last May Sound spd .ua in all nsrnes and under ths
ssade very s,sh great endure &C. and i ss
Thirteenth street, near University place.
EoR SALOONS OF THE FINEST PAIR OF JET
black Horses in New York sixteen hands high six and
six hands and an
SADDLE h9r'e al oSnd AND KIM To Be seen for
between Fifth and Sixth avenues
EoR sALE.-A FULL FLOODED DURoC HORSE,
dapPe bay six year: old this spring will be warranted
&c at rsesntS apply
HALL, rs Old slip. Price $3.50
LYoR sALE-Two SINGLE HORSES, SIX AND SEW
years old hind in single and double harness beauti;
be sold cheap cash. Apply At ~ Grand street:
EoR sALE-A VERY HANDSOME RAY MARE, SIX
years old will be warranted sound and kind IL harness
seem Il los Mulberry Street street, until sold. '''' :
NOR sALE-A soRREL MARE, SIX YEARS OLD,
ns and god ss solo v sSse zap
wagon and harness.
CoR sALE-A HORSE, CART AND HARNESS.
either separate soss.heI The horse ss yssrs
and
cart paae e esd 9 9ns o. sn n S S hs
improved plan Suitable for our store heavy work
cheap ~ SSa s' sn
L,oR sALE.-A GOOD SECONDHAND CARRIAGE,
Borses will be soid, separate
Apply ~ the Livery Stable, IA Charlton street Price
CoR sALE-A DARK BROWN HORSE. le HANDS
family. single double no win Be warranted
sound kino To be at r. Rooneys stables corner
Of Lafayette place and Fourth street. Prise $lI5 For
isrthsI particulars address (post paid) hex sis Lower
I,oR sALE.-GREAT BARGAIN-A HANDsoMEPAIR
OF Bay Carisgs Horses six ssd seven years old per-
feoy SOUND kind, and gentle IN Single or double harness.
toeester with new double csc and ne,t k9sk,wsy
as the is going TO Europe. Also new Coupes Car
risge for ssle. APYy at the Bazaar Crosby street.
HORSE FOR SALE-A BAY HORSE, SIX YEARS
cid exNovsmbsr I6hAndh high, very stylish ara kind
lie hnraes sound in resrec sue warranted t?
trot NILS in 81 minutes; just in IL the country ana
ever has been trsnsd line addresse to D. o. Herald Of
ace, VII meet with attention.
IToRsEs TOR sALE.--A PAIR OF DARK DAPPLE
II sys ~ bs,ds nish long tails ss ysass old sound
Of dark chssnst ssfres hAads and inches high seven
yeas sans ceAch team Kind and warrsat
Ssnss tles, rsnsrsabiy sind wsrrsneod sound,
years old price $500 Aiss very ans chestsut ssyen
s.s @ hand: high p:, s'i ,. f9r
A Al elegant brgh. so-rei saddle horse suitable for
lady ssvsa ysars sd sound and kind; price $500 Also.
sssvs horses jus. f ths ecgstry Of farms, and
i IHsriS TiLSGSs st.s.s. Tvsass.shri ssrss., AGAR
VERY Stabilize STOCK AND YyxTURIu
IL Of N cid sstsbshsd Iiv,ry Stable. new dsns good
az M
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CALIFORNIA QUARTZ MINING.-THE PUBLIC n
~ respe ctfuy invited call at Barron Bros No.
O. Duane street east Of Broadway. and examiss nsv
quartz MILL Of novel construction and extraordinary
sieBcy Wheels weighing less than 30 lbs will crush the
hardest of stone will be running from 10 A. n. to IL n
every day this week.
from Paris 10 always Charpenter, A3 Broadway.
In the house French taiors with choice Of hst
imported goods At cent below the usual prices
entiemens Furnishing store. Ready iasn SHIRTS
from 81 Is Remember 3l3 Broadway.
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AR John WILLIAMS VETERINARY SURGEON

~ informs bis and the pub
continues practising essfuy ths dnereat
diseases incidental that noble animal the horse. his
stalls for sick horses ~ the sign Of the Golden Horse ls
York Bone and Blood SPAWN Curb and Ring Bone 10
perfectly cured By operation Fstula ssd Poll EVIL osa se
has been recently made by DR. Williams Dr. Williams In
thanking friends for their kind patronage
ing period Of years in this city, receiving from 100 to
loo horses begs continuance Of their favsss.
Dr. WIS experience for examining horses for soundnss
yor NATL RI
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A PARTuEkTS TO LxT-OHK kLACANTLr FUR
"A Lishsd par the feer and che third.
locsts for single geatieea oAly Arpy At No 10
street.
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.: ..s .: s.. CO. ..s s.s..::..
isss..ssS s,,s.sis. Gases xss Il Aasss Ls.s
II IcH ysEncHPAras HANGNos- yAVR =
Pear, stree s.t.ss. nsa,oa a..
Known 10 trade They have the sssSrssas sssssScs
q - 70 ne. .h .s'S. .ssn on s vs
- Taos. FAVE CO.. US Pearl .ses...
LIMITED STATS MUsKErs-nIrcucocE CO !.
Or I. 900 un..S
SO. .s In, s. Mss.s ss 'Ts mad. y
oos Of foorteea dsArs saoh they have all passed
a are ssE Shipment %
TO- s sA's . Colder. Il. :
then considerably loss than ons-halftho
NoPoLIrIcAL CANDIDATE CAN SUCCEED WITH
cut .ss "a o. M r1 sssss, San she g
siropls,es Sis Cards Girsu,srs Bil By doing he
su1GoS Doe. new y telling ss b.. s JOB
are invited to cali when you want Printing done.
HOOP sANDERsoNs TRUss-THIs ISsrRU-
ment K no, boon :. TIE .aisssd.ns. rspr.
Obey; lie m.rts aspensent usos ratchet wheels
BOOK 81 Ss sspssd pss IKE
ss 'rss 2, tas vssSsr 'r' aso yi,AsSs
Its springs no. elliptic. they eontIivod ~
oer T sse s e. syd s'si s ss
the entire canal and the internal opeans closed
superior .dysntssos Tors.o !. No. ) Barclay street.
-
DR. e. KIRBY, DEAR SIR ~ WENT ACROSS THE
- plaas to California in lSia. and took Of yssr
magic ohoera drops With and gave them In sors vesy
ease given any time before the last stsge-Axel De-
credy bowel oomplain is 70 Bieecker
SUGH IS THE ExrRAoEpISARY REPUTATION OF
- Kirbys agc cholera drops In California for the cure
Of dyseDtey and similar plents inoidoutAl 70 the
country that those who have been fortunate enough to take
them will any price. They
not be bought for a dollar drop.
REMAN's VOICE OF THE PEorLR."-TaE FIRST
number Of this new paper just published AeoAsnics
tAboriBg classes, working and women! this
for you'll interests alone! Now Is the timo ieLea
rghtsto assert rigt tsto defepd
You have produced all the wealth there tho
the earth But who possesses and enoys ~ Not those
who ave created but capital II Is high ii 60 strike
for profits well wages The rights Of labor and
mauy superior to the rights Of property Now let the
Voice Of the People be heard Samuel Bemap odor ~
Chambers street For sale at DEXTER Bros 4s Ann stree
Strnger Townsends 222 Broadway; Uallocks l02 dAs-
street Ross Joness q Ann street Dewitt Dsvsa
ports, l56 Nassau street
REMOCRATIC KEYIEW-NOW PUBLISHEp-POR.
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CoNEY ISLAND AND FORT HAMILT0N.-THE NV
~ and splendid steamer MAY QUEEN, Capt z. McNsll,
leaves as foows-Foot Of Spring street, 81 and ~
12M and 3T II. M; Pier ., N r. aud 10 A. s.d %
leaving the Island, last trio. Pm Fare iz,Sc-
each way N. B.-No half-price Tor children.
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THE NEW CHEAP SPRING MATTRESS, FROM -
i to $50. Every Mattress warranted. Every pseseA
should have For yspeptics and the feeble they
necessary article altered spraG beds
olesp hotes semnsTis &C. supplied 81 half IN: coat q
Ware Rooms h Broadway above SPRING street, the
side The public vted to examine for themselves.
NOTICE THE ARCADE BILLIARD SALOON. No
IN 81 Barclay and - and 10 Vesey streets Of the
Aston Of the oldest Is in the city
OPEN The undersigned fatters himself that lovers
Of the find ut his everything theie
taste. THOMAS 7. STONE.
N Borders received from every part Of the
every article connected with the business and ~
he ali orte st notc
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DR. x. KIRBY, DEAR SIR:--I
II plains to California. in lSi9,
magic cholera drops with me. and
severe cases Of cholera and know
ease, II given any time before the
rard Peoria, III The depot for
en- edy for bowel complaints, IL 20
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ITO PHYSICIANS-AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
offered to physician Of experience, who is desr"us
officiating in ofths most healthy nd pleasant country
places be found state New York The
occupant has had extensive and lucrative practice Of
twenty years. and wishing retire. will dispose
his personal property and professional interest in
business for reasonable compensation. r. S-A hsmo-
pahist pref rred and but intelligent and
enced phys ian need apply Refers to Mr. Harrison IL
Maiden lane, (up stairs
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! WENT ACROSS THE
and took some Of yssr
gave them In 30 me vesI
they wilt cure this DIS
last stage.-Axel II. 0s-
this me dicine, the great
Blocker street. N. Y.
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ITO LEr-TURNISHED OR UNFINISHED, WITH
breakfast and tea without two rooms the second
ofthe house No GIG Broome strceteulemen prefer
red-wherc they enjoy all the comforts of homo Rs
ferenoes exchanged For particulars apply at the above
number
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-11
Not Pleased.

The Tribune and Clipper is not at all
pleased with the Democratic nominee
Thinks the "old soldiers" were not rightly
treated. Notwithstanding this, the editor
is Of the opinion that the party will "go
forth to do battle as though they were satis-
fed," &C.. Our neighbor doubtless hoped
that Cass or Buchanan would be nominated,
so as 10 afford him an opportunity of ringing
the Democratic Reviews thousand and one
changes on the term. I" old fogy." Perhaps
the nomination Of Gen. Pierce has spoiled
huge lot Of political capital, which had
been cut and dried for the canvass. There
is remedy, for this, however, and one
which in such cases is generally resorted to
by our opponents, that Of manufacturing
capital aud it is sexpected that some Vulcan
Of whiggery will go TO work at once and
forge out ihunderboils in great numbers fol
their use in the contest. Then, as one Jove
Of the universal whig party" our neigh
Dor can have applied 10 him the language o
the poet--not quite:
In No Z the three-legged stool he takes,
While wide around him all Democracy shakes
The pen his bolt, his paper the mighty bow,
He hurls huge shots against tn offending foe ]
As awful bends his sable brows, he spake,
, And givesthe sanction or veto ola Drake!
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strong Reason why.

Gen. Flounoy. the great western temper
ance apostle, urges the nomination Of Scott
for The presidency, because he has large
family and a temperance wife. This is q
new feature in eleciloneering, decidedly. The
idea Of placing Gen, Scott, or any one else
in The Executive Chair, because his wife don'l
drink "lickker,. is hisly original, and could
have cmanated from the mind Of. none but q
doubled and-twisted temperance man, of the
newest stamp. We venture to say that there
are several intelligent and highly respectable
ladies in this community who are as good
and temperate as Mrs. General Scott, and
who perhaps have moro responsibilities than
she. Ego, their husbands ought all be cleo.
tea Presidents. The Life Boat should see "a
this matter at once,
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New treasurer.

On Monday last the new Treasurer OF Sci
oio county, Mr.. John Cook, entered upon
The duties Of his Office. Mr. G. r. Chand-
Ter, who has filled that Office since the death
OF VIM. McColm, who was elected 10 the
office, has transacted the business to the sat.
islaction of all parties, and we are assured
we are not saying too much in predicting
thai Mr. Cook win perform the duties o
his Office in the same manner Business.likt
lin his habits, kind and uffablein his man
liner, he cannot fail to please, even The mos
ultra and fault-fnding whig.
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AVE wE BulLplno roo 3 ]. NAM RAnnoAp.


ARE WE BUiLDlEa TOO MANY RAILROADS. 7
The American Railroad journal answers
this question in the negative, and gives good
reasons therefor Among others, that the
most expensive roads have been built--,ha,
the cost Of railroads progress will not ex.
coed sc, 900 per mile that the railroad in.
vestments we are making at the present time
have no tendency 10 bring about financial
crisis, feared by SO many that they consti,
tute the greatest safeguards against excessive
ihfotion Of prices--that the roads now
building are mainly in the west, and their
lines are so widely separated that they will
not be rivals for the same business that we
are not building railroads beyond the wants
Of the people-thatwhile Massachusetts, has
one mile Of railroad TO every seven square
miles Of her territory, few Of them unpro-.
ductive, the whole investment has proved 10
bea good one, yielding a net income Of over
6per cent, and is constantly improving.
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Readi- I,ttIe plafn :faIk.

We may as well tell our readers now, plain.
ly and honestly, that the subscription list Of the
Inquirer mustbe increased. The democrat who
is not able to pay one dollar a year for news
paper is ina truly deplorable condition, and
we pity him from the bottom Of our hearts. II
a democratic paperis OF any service in this re-
gion it is high time our friends should manifest
their appreciation of it and make exertions to
sustain it. If they do not think it any aid in
the democratic cause, the sooner it stops the
better for all parties. No oneswould imagine
that we would grow rich were we to secure
even the most extensive patronage that could
possibly be offered by the democracy inthis and
jackson and Lawrence counties. But this we
cannot get; yet we muSts.have more names on
our list and more money OF our command for the
present campaign. This is due to us, and it is
duty our friends owe to their democracy to as.
sist in increasing the circulation OF the Inqui-
rer, that it may render more efficient service
If this is not done, the paper must stop at least
unlii we ouIsslfes. nave eiuic 'oiSciuis 10 PAT
ranage We should regret tosuspend on any
account, and more particularly for want of Q
little exertion among our friends. Such re-
suit would not be creditable to them by any
means. We do hope they will see the neces-
sity Of our paper having larger circulation
and govern themselves accordingly Heyery
subscriber on our list will secure one new one
and send us the dollar. our paper will at once
be placed in a situation to go into the campaign
hopefully and energetically. Will it bedone
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lnaItimore pemocratic. conyentien.
BALTIMORE, June S.

4 u
BALTIMORE, June 5.
The Convention assembled this moraing,
and proceeded with The balloiing for cand-
date for President. resulting as follows:
34lh bal.-Cuss 100, Buchanan 40, Doug
las So, Marcy %, Butler |, Houston 5, Dick
inson l6.
35th-Cass l3l, Buchanan 80, Douglas
SO, Marcy al. Butler i, Houston S, Pesrce
Is Dickinson l.
36th--Cass 1913, Buchanan %. Douglas 43
Marcy 50, Butler /, Houston 5 Dickinson |,
37th-Cass 100, Buchanan "a, Marcy 40,
Butler l, Houston, 5, Pierce 20, Dickin-
son |.
38th@Cass 107. Buchanan %, Douglas
80, Marcy "a, Butler /, Houston 5, Pierce
20, Dickinson l.
The Marcy stock rising. Their are over
one-third who will not give in for Cass under
any circumstances.
39th--Cass LOG, Buchanan %, Douglas
80, Houston 5, Marcy 50, Dickinson l,
Pierce IS. Butler l.
4s,h-Cass l07, Buchanan 81. Douglas 33,
Marcy IS, Butler /, Houston z, Pierce 20,
Dickinson L.
4lst--Same as last.
42d--Cass l02, Buchanan 81 Douglas 49,
Marcy 81, Butler l, Houston 3, Pierce 20
Dickinson l.. :.
43d-Cass lOI, Buchanan 81. Douglas 80
Marcy 6l, Butler i, Houston 3, Peafce ~
and Dickinsonl.
44ih-same as last. :.
45th-Cass. 96 Buchanan ~. Douglas ~
Marcy 81, Butler l. Houston D, Pierce ~
and Dickinson l. -
46tb--Cass 7s, Douglas 80. Buchanan %
Marcy SO, Butler |, Houston 8, King
Pierce al, and Dickinson /. !.
47th--Cass IS, Buchanan %, Douglas ~
Marcy 95. Houston 5, Butler l, Pierce AZ
Boyd |. and Dickinson l. =,
4sth--Csss 70, Buchanan %, Douglas ~
Marcy so. Butler |, Houston 8, Pierce %
Boyd Q, ingersol |, and Dickinson l.
rs 5P, M.-40th ballot, Pearce2S2, Cass !
/ Buchanan Q, and six dissenting votes, o.
from Ohio.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-11

0-T Only two Of The members OF the
old Constitutional Convention are still liy,
ing-y Israel Donaldson, Of Adams Co,
born February ID, 1855, and Ephnim Cut
ler Of Washington Co., born April 18th,
same year, being SO years OF age. The Peo-
pies intelligencer, Of Manchester Adams
Co., contains letter from the venerable
Mr. Cutler 70 bis brother coiemporsry, con.
tanning some very piops remarks upon ths
ldsaih y RsscoyeInqr Morrow.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-11
Notice.

AS we have number Of accounts which
have remained long time unsettled, and as
We are now much pressed for both money and
time, we have employed Mr.. GILES S. McNEAL
to aid in their settlement and to collect and
receipt for us. lie will probably call upon
some Of our friends shortly.