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sas and this State are quite as discouraging.
The dust also in our streets is almost insult
ferable and would measure on an average
from TO inches A few miles from tow n
the clouds of dust that arise make the city
appear like Pittsburgh developed in smoke.
Street sprinkling is never attempted, and
none OF the streets are paved.
The health Of the city is quite remarkable.
Children and the aged are the principal ones
that fall victims to disease. The place for
years has not enjoyed such good health.
As | am making this letter somewhat
lengthy, will close by promising future
Ones which hope may prove more interest
ing.
In the mean time remain the same
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John Mitchell in postscript to series
Of letters to Right Rev. John Hughes, Cath
Ollie Archbishop of New York, expresses the
discreet opinion that there should be no such
thing as an "Irish cause" in the United
States, and that the more fully the Irish are
absorbed into existing American parties.
aud lost among Anne rican citizens, the bet.
ter. He says:
would willingly distract and divide the
Irish mind" of American citizens; | would
introduce ''disunion" a" ong them, making
some OF them Democrats, some Wings, some
Bards, some Softs, some Slver-Grays, and
some, if possible. even Freesoilers-any.
thing in short but Know Nothings or Adolf
tionists. The ''Irish strength the "Irish
vote," would break up and abolish utterly
-lnsomuch that never more should prude Mt
Yankee pipe-layer know where he NAV Law
pipe to draw the Irish vote to his platform
never never sould priest or Bishop under
take On the interest of the Church of Goh
to lead his sheep with pastoral crozier into
the pleasant pastures of the Hards, or bv
the still waters OF Old Fogyism. Not as
lrishmen, not as Catholic, but as bona 6Je
American citizens, | would have them 90
about their daily business, and exercise
their common franchise. Even in death I
would separate them. If they 90 on sleeo-
ing together, four deep in that Calvary Gem.
etery, the simultaneous uprising Of so MANY
lrIshmen will be enough to arouse Native
American spirit at the last day: and the
trump OF the resurrection will he siop,I 20,
the cry of "Wide Awake"
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For the Evansville Journal.

MR.. a. Ii. SANDERS:
In your paper 9th inst, see certificates
from a number of persons in regard to GER
tain expressions alledged to have been made
IN the year IS45, by Mr.. Alvin p. Hovey,
at the Clerks Office in Mount Vernon. II
so happens that was at that time Deputy
Clerk, was present at the conversation al.
luded to, and if mistake not, the converse.
ton was between Mr.. ovey and myself Now
this was nothing more nor less than a
friendly testing controversy, i'm which Mr..
Hovey, for the moment, ad taken the unten
able side. 1t was laughed at as a farce, at
the time, and ! can hardly think tba, any
body present, did then believe that Mr.. Ho-
vey's assertion, under the circumstances.
should be taken as a matter of fact. | for
one, did not take them SO, and l consider it
gross injustice to Mr.. Hovey to take them so,
particularly as his life and actions then and
since, have proved quite the contrary.
am no particular friend to Judge Hovey
he once had it in his power to show me a
favor-I did not ask him for it but some of
my friends did, and he refused. | cannot
say that agree with him in his views on
the SO called six months clause in the Con-
stitution, but consider it due 10 justice to
make the above statement, and hope you
will consider it due to justice on your part
having published the rest of the certificates
topublish this one also.
s. SORENSON.
Sept. %, 1854.
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IHE ENGLISH CROPS .-The London Times
commenting on the English corps, states
that 1.-THE difference in the price of wheat,
compared with that of the previous twelve
months' VIII De at least twenty shllings
quarter in favor of the public, which on the
whole consumption, will amount to boon Of
f25, 100000 to the public on wheat alone
besides corresponding relief on other grain -,
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DRAYMES ATTEND.-The draymen of the
city of Evansville are called upon by the
Marshal to walk up and settle thsir license
fer the coming year, before next Monday
morning. We don't know what the penalty
will be upon the failure of the Knights OF
the Drays, but we do know that they are a
prompt set of fellows and will be on hand.
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yALUAUl.E FAR,L For SALE.

HE above Farm ISL about 50 the
Bottom OF there % cultivation,
Ial and POI, trees, Cher
&e is wa5-red by several failing aud
brsnehe sufficient large besides the RIVER
timber of the best quality having teen taken OF. Said
Farm 31s miles south from Harmony on e
bank WABASH Posey County.
good location wood yard Ferry is Kept here from
tn Illinois SIDE and healthy place the Wabash
River ALSO lot of stock. Corn. Oats Farm
z dtensils. a
above will be sold private sale low price for
cash For further particulars apply to tn sabserIeer
sep2j-4w GlLLEkr SCHNEE.
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OCTOBER, ELECTION.

Mn SayprBs: sir-Piease announce my name as ca,si-
toberelection. sep27 JOHN TRIBE
date FOR the Office Sheriff OF vandru County the
suing October election. sep27' FREDERICK KRIPNEE.
Mr.: sAShrRsZPlesse announce my name as Candidate
III Court Prosecuting Attorney First Judicial CIR
'eP2S NAT. USHER
MR. sAxnrns-YOu will please announc e my name as
dielai District Court sep2j III r EIGEP
ny sASprRs-Please announce my name as a Candidate
suing October election tor nanderbsTgh County tn
ai Tor Attorney in this (.he srd)
'uu''a 0"eu' at the ehsuias October election seI2Is
We are author to announce GEO w. TODD as capdi
ne Of the Counties vanderburrn and
""'A' A"''' ensuing oo'ooer election. sepl9
Candidate election 10 the ONCE of Any, na a as
Township at che ensuing October els tion.
seplos JOHN J. MARIErTr
Mr. EDrToE.-Please announce the name off, ID. REAr
HOUSE candidate for the Senate to represent h
counties of ey and vauderburgh. sepIss VIZ
Mr. EpIros- Yeu win please the of A. L.
Circuit a. the ensuing election.
sepl5'
Ma. A H. sASnERs-sr: Please announce my name as a
candidate tor Treasurer of yanderbrgh county st October
election sepiS JOHN BGRTIs.
A VI. SANDERS. Esq-SR: The ed desires to an
for Represeptatiye of Vandsyrpyss cot IN DER
General ASSEMBLY. kes pectiuy.
sep9. C. w HARDIN
Mr. StSDERs:-Please announce my name as candi ate
for the Office OF Sheriff of Nanderbugh County
Oeio'er election.
sep6-Ie JOHN s. TERRY
Ma StNDERs:-You W II please nounce nv pane rs a
candidate Tor reelection the oee PIGEON
township, at the ensuing October election.
sepj VIM WARREN
fg We are authorized to announce JOHN WALSH as a
Tor election to the oIce of County
'"e Oe'ooer erection.
Mr.. A. ". SANDERS
SIR GU viii please announce Independent
ate 10 Represent the County Of vsndrburgh the
LEGISLATURE ain not Know Nothing neither do Meet
be- mlsh to assert my rights As OF oldest
erS In ths county being about this
all aurI5-te tyW n aTEs ~. W
A. IL SANDERS Esq-You will please an pounce nv name
cshdldate Tor re- election SHEklFF Of VAN
aermrgh County, at the ensuing October election.
augI J0HS GavIrr
ES We are authorized TO announce the name of IRA
FAlRCHLD as yanderhurrh Conn
at the ensuing October election. subj
Inc O'un'y convention. eyz2 If
We are authorized to Asa Igehart as can
d,date Tor reelection To the Office ofJudge the Court Of
mmon Pleas for the District composed the counties of
aud rburgh and arrck at the ensuing October election
eyl5
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MARsHAL's NoTIcE.--On and after Satur-
day next, the Market House will be opened
at O'Clock in the morning, under the direc-
ton aud superintendance of John Ward, our
present efficient City Marshal.
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CRUSHED Our.-The Hon. Mr.. Mcdonald
was elected to Congress from Maine. in
1897 oy majority of 1882. He voted and
spoke for the Nebraska swinale; and now
Mr.. Wood is elected in that District by
majority OF 1864. Administration loss, g.
$40,
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HOIsKs AND LoTs AT AuCrIoN. nAnG.INs

on Locust ST.. nearly opposite the Sherwood House.
Will sell at auction at the Court House door Evansville
on Wednesday: Oct. ith oelock. T. alley end
on Lot NO IS Old Plan o Evansville and dou
on Locust ST. and the alley IS feet Peter Burks
The title is good and will he warranted
Terms OF sale onehird and onethird
AT twelve months with interest hs property
forinrther particulars enquire of John Ingie
sep25 did SAMUEL LISTER.
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STATE OF INDIANA,

NA>prRBtgGH COUNTY.
N UrfCE Is hereby Iur- il ~ WIN.
Carpenter have this day hled with the OF the
o. Com OF anderb1rgh any. heir petition
The vacation OF the Alley adjoining Block No. s. in the 4h
Enlargement adjoining the Evansville which Block
and Enla rgement embraces in
which alleys adoins p in Enlargement OF
Evansville. -
Which petition will he heard first dav Of the
Term OF the Court of said where
rsons Interested 10 to appear. -
sep26 WILLIAM ii WALKFP A " N
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.
GLORIOUS SUMMER

WITH the bot sultry atmosphere id the ran
vegetation OF the loulands aud the marshes
OF the rivers the South wther die The
burning sun drinks the aud the osezyng plants
give on noSo gasse aud poisonous that hailed
produce GLOW Jaundce arrangements the stomach
wes DiarrheG or dsepery. Ague sud Fever Bilious es
Typhns fevers Unier these and
shona ms Ike free of Dr. BKUcEs INDIAN ytGErAEIE
PANAcEA 1t az rower to cleanse the bowels. purify the
blood and restore health Advertisement another
of this paper. eys
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Members ef Temple OF Honor Lyman Beecher
Off, are requested Temperance Hall on Tues
day evening the 26h aud Friday evening the 2 Set
"a O'Clock as business of importance hand by
order ofComuitee. CuAS. l.. BROUGHTON sec'y
sep25-td
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OWENS HOTEL
.D,IINi.TRaToRs NOTICE


VVTHEREAS letters of administration the
w verdi Fulton decreased having been granted to the
nv Of Pleas
indebted said re
uee 10 and make ately an
n ta hawai- rlairs against said pr cent tbpm
A. ,vs. eer.inz 1t is supposed that the
ss3T--~d HILLiSON A36HEE. Admir-.
jill. RYAN,
= IMPORTERS and rD-aler in all ~
l and Tanners il Oak and Spanish Sofs Morocco Phils
phia aud French Calf skins Boots Web Lace Iinings
Bindings: Lasting Kit Boot Trees Lasts Peas Sc WboIe,
sale M Retail. the lowest terms sena5-smd
TURKEY EtD CtINTZ.-5O eases plaid red Chit: m
l. 10 eases printed red ChnIz hand and for sale Nv
q, JAMES LOW a CO.
a"s-' as Main ST. Louisville Ky.
CIDER MILLS
NVim MISUNDERSTANDING latest improved Cieer
Ug2S # cP.Sr T. ro &C
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NJ. VAUGHN. c. p. CULVER wN. NoRELAS
VAUGHAN, CULVER a. CO.,
WHOIEs ALE Il RETAIL DRUGGISTS.

IA ESP constantly hand, all kinds AIopa;hic an
heeetre Drugs Medicines Oils. Paints Glass D stan
&c &c Orders soie,e+ promptly esecaed-Nosf 81
81 Derive MARKET and Jefferson. Louisville. Ky.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LANDS SUBJECT TO ENTRY.


E six montas having expired allowed under the by
20 subscribers Ia the Evansville ludaua polls Cleye-
lad Straight Line Railroad redeem lots
notice Is hereby hat
subscribed Company
Indianapolis. These lands lots Com
IT cash sauaton oath aud
and interest able oneour cash. the balance six
equal tailu 18th he lie
Indianapolis aud Evansville and the Ian the
Randolph Maroon. Cav. Morgan johnson Monroe Ureene
Martin. DaVIess Pike. arre6 bsou aud
The Company still real
at Ca n value, subscription. JAMES GREENE,
sepSs-iw Treasurer.
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.popDdpIIN r. GLOVER A. IN

dDiiN r. GLOVER a. IN
aud 7th s,rss OF the large Lumber corner Of Main
Sar evansville Ind, would rcsn.rt nil ;.,,n
comIlete eonsisting,f 'ef' 'nat their stock now
Ine boards OF eerv grade and tbicl,...
Ash and Pine fo.rnT 'sA"eSs'
rlne aud Poplar wesIherboardin.
Dressed hne ceilint
Henlock Joists and Sean,J;,
No. Shaved pine Sngles i.ns ,o ,;...
do Sawed do N-A1 NJ "S@,Ae-D
Cut Poplar do DIE Ec
R;ds rom the Counr will receive prompt a, ,n,io,
out y and 10 feet long. S NAe ""~"s are anil"rml
purchase se '"Auss'sa iora the tue
septU-3w d&w.
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REEF AND CHEESE.-
~ 3tl la Dried Beef.
received at eveI
STATE sSDa,Na.

STNTE NF sNOlANA. !, u
NASDERRrRGH Carxty. ~.
Jac"h Lnnkenhrimcr Clerk Of the yani-rbur,h ciruit
Court d" hereby crrtis t. the Sheriff
" tha at he Genvrd Election he held tn usa places
OF heiihg ei"et"ns N said coaaty -roaa rn-a.,
October the icllo xag State Coauty ara 81
Z, the he elected via:
One Juiee ot the Court
One Sreretsrv OF Stste.
One Treasurer % State. CD I.t ~
One Auditor of stat.
One SnperiDteDdrDt Of Pablo Instruction
One MEMBER OF the LO c House Of Coma
One State Senator.
Gne Rerres.ntsnye IN the General Assembly.
One Judge OF the Third judicial
One Prosecuting Attorney for said District
One Jude the Cont ron Plea, fDi..yet
ed 81 Nsn5erhursh and Nsrriek } 80
One Pros crtins Attorney for ssi District.
pne County C,nT issioner
On" teronsr for vandsrIursa county.
ore rr
One Ccuprv Sufveyor
Ore As-,ssor iyr Tnw,shir
Witness my hand IN the Seal % said eourt at the
LIS City OF Evansville his abe 18th day OF september
A ID. 's5t 90 -. -
sse2I tie JACOB LUNKENHEINER CyC
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EfAR BUSH. ear CON-
yUO ~ bush Rr,v
so do Ship Stuff IN and Tor sai- At
Far Nv Cr
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10 THE LOVERS OF GOOD BREAD.
uOtE article ct Family Bread can he had At all times
~ sailing at CoOA's Family Grocery. and those
sePI9 ConE'S F.w,Iv cro..rx
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12
LATER FROM HAVANA AND KEY WESr-ARRI-
VAL OF THE ISABEL AT CHARLESTON.
CaARLLsTos, Tuesday, July IT, Is

CHAHLLsTOS, TUESDAY, July IT, TOT
The steamship Isabel arrived Quarantine at clock
on Monday night and reached her wharf at O'Clock this
morning.
Her dates are Havana the morning of the -th inst and
Key West the evening Of the came day.
Passed, of Moro Castle French frigatss and one
French steamer, and OF Key West sbip Moses Taylor
The French Admiral Duquesne, whose death on the ID
nst. has been reviousy reported to be buried the
9TH, with great pomp.
The Spanish war steamer Ronde dc Regia arrived at
Havana the h nst with sis soldiers Of the infantry
regiment Of iberia.
Between the I'D June and the h inst there had been
deaths from yellow fever al Key West-smons ' %
Capt. J. ". Searrith OF the L. 5. Engineers, "ho VIZ
psriniendng he construction OF Fort sylor IN &
The brig W6-i.sa o. AMI rom Newly ors eo vsso-e
Karss arrived =. Esy Wes. The 2e.h. ast va. "a
o. Ls1r Bee 9su Czsa-s Creek 90 1s E'S' "S'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12

Tao Vasparaiso Ooserrtr says ths: the aDr-Ns-
braska feeling 10 very strong among even Old
Zine Democrats in Lake County, that hcDonsd
will tske the field with all hls power against the
Platform of the Slavery CuBvenon-anf ma the eo.n-
~ viii cssi heavy antNetrsska Uak1riy. NED III
sid vas he msr who shame the stale 'enN enuon M o
..rc. by reading the resolution or he convention -
Jalr-rv lssq He Is the a.e. Democrat IL me IN.
or the south either for that aGd w q" The pax
more cains than ten such chm l. Robinson WIN an
arufull Of canes apiece, could repair. -
In Ko.ciusko and Delaware Counties The same eeEnS
prevsir and calls for County Meetings for The sppon-
m.Lt o D.eg Ia Tie Stale AntI-Neo.askA Con'ehlon
sbouf 70 bo i, u Iniianap.. These calls are ssn-d
by some OF tb- most prominent Democrats n the STATE
In Por;e- the Freenen III tie Geld Win Union sse
Wrsco,siv We translate ;he following f-1n the Ps..r
a-s NcrSSsfa German paper published a. sneory-an
ION Thursday. July l5, the anniversary OF the pcssae
of the onaDce OF - Mass COny sniion Of me people
Of Wi-csn.in j. be held az Madison for she maintenance
Of LIBBY 20 resist the encroachmcnts of the slave
power nc for breaking up all compromises with slavery
lie: all The free Germans attend who Unite and b.
tree CT divide and be ensaved by the Poran bands o
N. .av eh holder-tha; is the issue Let une TO-
refher On the 18th of July.
judge Smith Of the Supreme Court has decided tha'
the Fugitive Slave Jaw is unconstitutional. Hurrsh for
Judge Smith
Al meeting in Waukeshs County, held Q. MenomOnee
Jure "a. IL was
Ps.red Thai before The ballet bo1 raeb.rrs ,hsi
yairse,. will sy down al te- and Eer-s5 =,
liberty snd u God and fu me
slccefs ef or ns. principles ro,, for JroeS'@-
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sefono Euening Eoltioa.
Ess2RE:zs&4 -
FOR STEAMBOATS,, RAILROADS, &C.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.


WEDNESDAY, July l2-2PM NJ.
AsHrs-The market is quiet but firm at s. 5Oas5 50
for Pearls and SIS sli for Pots
Corroy-A very firm market, but the business Is light
dealers waiting further advices from Europe.
FLOUR ASD MrAL-The better grades OF Western and
State Flour are rmer and light stock but the low
grades steady and in moderate request occasoned by
the false report that the steamer below. Canadian
Flour is firm and less plenty sales of $50 bbc at 81 93
The sales of Western Canal 5000 bbs at 80 25~
81 for common to good State, SIS 62@s6 for Bogus
Estate s70s7 25 for Wisconsin and 81 % 81 IS for
common TO good Ohio Southern Flour is dull and heavy
300 bbs sold at S. SO for mixed to good brands Bait
imore sc. Rye Flour is unchanged; sales $50 bbls at
S. so for fine. Corn Meal steady sales 800 bbls. at 80
IS for Jersey.
GR.Is-The market for Wheat is steady, with a fair
demands sales $500 bush Upper Lake at 81 20 34oo do
new South and North Carolina red at 81 %. Oats are
higher and more active sales OF State and Western at 80
a55c. Rye is inactive at al r50si la.
Corn is in limited demand and prices are lower sales
30 900 bushels &c. for western Mixed 74a75ic
for southern yellow a72c for round yellow 80 s2!c
for southern white and 62a SIC. for unsound.
WHISKY is without change but is quiet 100 bbls were
sold at % a27lc for Prson-latter price on time.
PRovsIoss-Pork is rather rmer sales Of 2Jo bbs at
sll l2Gsll IS for Mess and sloas IS for Prime
Beef steady yesterdays quotations. Other kinds un
changed.
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With r.s.. .h. they Obliged nere h, -hea
y: purpose Of he ps..nssr, . s.ns.i
Bs' seh -.a'n prsy:.:;os . Of s, 's1d Be ss
wssib, eoruin,Bde hud Ne rssE'a iAs ,4s.r'S says,
80 "a. .~- mil h, ~as b.oiiy pressea that hs
Sst. aeI ~ rub risa" - - fi0'n @ sas The act Capt
Il, lar - sfrr' al. be 'hip a1 es, "a. pLoi
u. ~. ve, , hr I.s n 81 svcalas vi. iAHssrOrdif
a,y a.! only On & .sEssse n h Ka.s %
daring competent Of their psoesson y o,f
q ne sSs .ls ss s %, . s on board 5 ss
.mp'' 70 plot nd hist being h',d Pr-a .SO a..
I.iH1 =. en-, i've. o' ,aa -, :. s1 e. Sod h. G .as %,
day however eslous b. msnsn ms cG' e'
a. pilot he ed 70. sf's -, v's c"irlsriF = - 80 e
rough 20 usiaais h. 'sh, % So or "sy o. 3 az. a.
ais: lie r,S r. ~ ~, ~ 80 ne s @ nsn ~ao aS |, .lor-
.rs he spo~s il, ~. .ot Of re- fi-eri.sy' wi
cs him omrteut when h sans that asesd o. nans 81
sty .Npee'd him iha he id an
he competent pilot trav The folly and rh'
pbaesy declare thai the pilot Of he s;sT Of The
lie Grs,i.s1 appears exceedingly ea. ;ha, the character Of
.ran captains 10 eNsgsera VIII induce The cap'a OF the
J.m.es s,o,. Al Er Sciry have need
hor TO wiz dwsra" aneersn what Cant win do in tie
any supFons that he viii ,aqte % me ess 81 say
s.'epseI on fosrdwteiher be American English German
b - srspi,rd o, Chrsnn Jewwho does no, now ts,
- p.,u. Jamaica pilot sone blame Tor our nishspi sui
r sxuressiop 70 they 90 not mean, IN he es
reject uron the cspacitv ard competency o. suscs pos N
general Plots here be skaiul, hey donoess a p & G
pilot could vessel drawing ony 'en
which s OF the mos. capaos n
We. rses and Leh s known BY all nav-nto be neneg
dan nor difficult should eas, be invited 70 re-
iha be mzhi have oppo iniiy 70 apr A-
-. 10 orne profession sni,td 81 b. capacity
The sppisiio of such silly bfssaaoeia ~. Nh'
applied 10 American captain, does not eoie VI s
who the columns OF hts paper u re
!ei,ue piot hoss competency not .uc TO enable
him navigate small steamer out OF one OF the ns--
hat OF
r a. he time The the What the
moe, deck The column. Ias
crsrris~r uaton ths the weather
nelly hafy dark taa y almost impossible TO see
''c1,'s hand"
The ri.st terms which The drerir eyed
easTius he nation which by fh TIM.
learned - amusing 70
and the ridiculous 10 weave t'le posy 90 into
his Article aurhabe but Amer se 20 Jealous 20 main
their chaacter velocity" further 10 notec 4
Editor The Tcs respectfully invited 20 Nist ihe
be shall h. will then, at eas have
Iorun, learn how srd 10 e1hb ho,p
fsity other hsn 'radnciug en chsscte
Many Pss-nsess OF the
kiao,ton Jam. June 81. 1854 STAR or TIE WEST.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
DEMOCRATIC HARD SHELL CONVENTION AT
SYRACUSE.

DEMOCRATIC HARD SHE'LL CONVENTION AT
SYRACUSE.
SYRACUSE, Wednesday July IT, 1854.
There are about one hundred delegates to the Conven
ton present.
The talk Of he Conv ention to nominate Mr. Bronson
for Governor and if be declines, then to nominate Mr..
Schon Candidates are plenty.
The principles of the Nebraska bill will be indorsed but
the President and the bill ssnds will receive the cold
shoulder.
The Leadcr and Journal urges the Wings not to press
their particular candidates for Governor. That paper
having warmly supported Mr. Leavenworth this is deemed
significant.
caucus met last night in the parlor of the hotel Mr.
Mitchell was the President
The officers declined to arnish programme OF the pro-
ceedings for the press
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Convention was called TO order BY Harmon ). Cut
ting OF Erie, at l2 O'clock
Thomas B. Mitchell was chosen temporary CHAIRMAN,
and took his seat amid loud applause He returned thanks
for the honor conferred.
Samuel Earl Of Herkmer, and Grosvcnor > Adams OF
>afolk, were appointed Secretaries
The roll was then called