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The ASIA'S NEWS.

We have received our files of English pape,
by the Asia, which arrived at New York from
Liverpool yesterday morning. We find bu,
little In these papers worth transferring to sur
columns. ,...
The following dispatch contains the lates,
| Intelligence from the peninsula:
MADRID, August 6.
EspsrterO and the Ministers remained at the
palace during part of last nigh, and in de
liberation upon proposition of the Juuta
relative to Queen Christina = -
In the course of the dsy denut at;ons from,
various sections of Madrid presented them.
selves before tho Junta, to request that body
TO prevent Queen Christina from leaving The
kingdom until she had been tried by the Cor
,e.. The Junta immediately communicated
ms request to the council of Ministers. Who
AFTER long and animated discussion, determ !
med to acceed to the desire of the people.
NJ. Olozaga has been nominated M;n;e..,
Plenipotsntiary in Paris, and n. Sartor D;ar
at Turin. General Jose de la Concha wa. to
ave In the course Of d week for Cuba The
JuDta OF Valencia has, says the EpOca. noni.
pated the Infante Don Henry de Bourbon 70
the rank of chief of n naval squadron.
Although the German Powers still hesitate
it appears probable that Sweden will sbort,v
join the Allies.
A Geographic dispatch from Stockholm
August 5, says that in consequence of General
paraguay d. Hiliiers' il terview with the Kin,
orders have been sent to Carlscrona NOT to a;s
mantle the feet, which remains ready for &C
i've service. And the Paris correspondent Of
the New York Commercial Advertiser saws that
Ii Is stated on the authority of q lettar from,
General dHilliers that in consideration of
certain guarantees, the King Of Sweden has
offered to supply 2 military contingen. Of
10000 men, to be paid by England and France
The following properly comes under the
bead Of I" important, if true"
letter published in the, London Times Of
the 10th instant, makes public tho very In
portant information, that q treaty exists be.
tween the Hudson Bay Company, and the
Russian Government by which the 'Hudson's
By Company enjoy, from the date Of LIT Of
jIss, is4s, for specified period, the exclusive
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49, FIRST WARD. ssIsr ,-s-
THREE "KNOW-NOTHING" CANDIDATES
AND THREE KNOW -NOTHINH' COM
TON -'-'-r ~ --ra q q

TON. - = W z-,a g
V'HE" Know Nothings" ere 10 the field, but 1t !
hoped that the voters IF the First Ward, >" at tbs
approschipg election, on Monday next, will not b
deceived by their cunning devices. Against n
precedent and in the teeth OF common delica~y
thee reput' "Know-Nothi e commissioners hav-
been appointed t. conduct the election. This looks
looks like determination to triumph at all hazards
but outreg-s u on public sentiment always re ct,
and when en unsero pulous disposition is manifest
ed it never fails to the Indignation Of it.
teliigent community.
The vot-Is of the First Ward should ponder owe.
the fact hat the " Know Nottings have tn e. can-
rstand the cunning trick which a secret and un
scrupulous Organization with top'ay OF upon them
The g. Know Mornings wish to divide tho vote ap-
posed TO their narrow policy, and in order to DO 81
they have put three Of their order in nomination
Whit they intend to concentrate their votes one
~ 'hem-the other two are mere dseoy5 to entrc,
voters
& their two spurious candidates can draw m e
portion of their adrer. aries, and 'hus divide Their
then their n vo e conc' ntrsted on their resi-
di late will eject him. This Is tie cunuing e %
the 70 Of sn.. the sssh
been set for them. Let them beware; and let The &
act intelle mt resmen, who love their coun trs
aud the contribution under which ws live, b,
thwar1ing the schemes of q dangerous organic ton
which would trsmple upon tbs most sacred prime
ple- Of our government, and overthrow the mes
halioved Of insti utione to carry out their poll
cy and obtain plsce and power
Charles A. Davis Is he candidate In opposition III
this secret organization He ia intelligent pu'
lie spirited cftzan well acquainted With the intlr
eses OF the city tn. re Il no conccalmsnt about hun
he is net hisotsd and proscrptve but hbe, nj i'm h
sentiments. md true friend Ct pslitical and rel
gious freedom. 80
: aug 2s-it THE CONSTITUTION AS IT'S.
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DETAILS OF THE CALIFORNIA Hsws

Yesterday, We gave under our telegraph,
head brief outline of the news from Califor.
mia brought by the George Law This morn
ing northern mail brings US our files of Sa,
francisco papers to the latest date-Augus.
lst-from which We make up the following
summary.
The San Francisco Herald thus notices thu
democratic smeute at Sacramento
Tho Democratic State Convention Assem- blsd
at Sacramento Oh the 18Th uit., for the Dur.
pose Of nominating two members of Congress
and Clerk OF the Supreme Court, and result.
cd in formal split OF the party az the nom.
inatioa Of two tickets. The Convention cor.
sisted of 24S delegates Ofihese, l23 were 90.
posed to the party who AZ the last session OF
the Legis ature underworld to force on the
election Of q U. s. SenatOr-63 were election
lists, and the seats Of e. delegates were con.
tested. The Conve ntion assembled in the
Baptist Church. in Sacramento, and the seer e,
Of rowdyism that were enacted exceeded any.
thing that ever took place
IWochalrmen were elected-two committees
on credentials were appOinted-two tickets TO-
per manent officers were submitted and elected,
aud after remaining 10 session tine O'Clock at
night without lights, both parties Quilted the
church tOgether-the doors were locked and
@oL0Lseion neAt Jay was denied to both Two
separate Conventions then were held, and two
tickets nominated, ss follows: Antt- Eieef,ou.
tsfs For COngress-J.W. Denver and p. T.
Herbert; Clerk of Supreme Court-C A.
Leake. EisetiOnists For Congress-J. A.
McDougall and Milton S. Latham (the present
incumbents;) Clerk of the Supreme Court
P. X. Woodside, tths present incumbent }
At the commencement Of the CONVEX ion. the
Anti-Ele otionist side Of the house proposed q,
allow the delegates whose seats were lot con
tested to decide upon the contested seats
which was the only rational course which
could be pursued under the circumstances; but
this offer was indignantly rejected by the mi
nority, who relied upon brute force to carry
out their objects
Since the adjournment Of the conventions
several parties have published letters il
which they state that they are authorized by
both Of our present representatives in Con
gsess to withdraw their names, If, nominated,
ualsss, indeed, their nomination Would be the
means Of hsrmonizipg the party. During
tho last few days there has been a good deal
Of talk about . compromise. but no compro-
mise viii be entered into by the majority,
(anti -sleotionis.s but an unconditional sub,
mission on the part Of the minority, and the
Withdrawal OF their candidates from the field.
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TIE STksIosooP1-This beautiful instrumeut--
and wenderful as beaItiful-has been seized uuou
by the Dsguerreotypists, simpihed, and put before
the public for general adoption On viewing the
application of Il to paguerreoype pictures It IL hard
In is the result produced The object of vision seen
through the stereoscepe Is no longer picture; II
haa sii the linsaments and pecaliafities and pres
ence OF tho living subject, only less in sixe Thu
completeness with which this lie one must be aeen
to be believed. The snly place that We know Of M
the city where Stersosccpic Dsguerrsotypes can b
procured ia wsIrEauEsr's on Pennsylvania avenue
The world is indebted ~ Professor WHxArs7oAl FOL
~ only READ Of Ia the fabulous miracles of Tris,
oacoA. I6tiLrE EtG sEatFy. fsg.,.. ,-.
Ths beautiful Dagusrreotypes described above,
ere daily sold At WHfsHussr's Galley. Psnnaylya.
MIA avenue nsar ~ street. ,.-- ~
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BINGs I'm NEW YORK.
New YORK, August "A, 1854,

NEW 1Okk, august "a, 1854.
a Gk9t Of Nxsrs-Departurs Of a Bridal
Parry for the Grand Tomt--IAs Steamship
z sAretie-Gsnsrat Diz-Gsorgs Steers and
the Ne,O Steam Ftigats-1He Cholera, &e.
We have had complete surfeit Of news to.
day from the Old World and the world on the
Pacific coast. The news 10 more interesting
than important. 70 -.
Among the passengers who sailed in the
Arabia yesterday were the Hon ]. r. Thomp.
son, U. s. Senator, and wife, and Edwin
Stevens, Esq, of Hoboken, and his bride, late
Miss Dodd, daughter of Professor Dodd OF
Princeton. The Tribune says that on their
embarcation they were accompanied by a large
number Of distinguished citizens of the State.
Among whom were the following Gov. r
NJ. Price and two of his military family, fCols.
Perrine aud Stevens y the Hon. T. S. Allison,
Secretary OF State Mr.. Bepjsmin, Col. Kay,
r Jackson, Esq Justice Bernard, Martin
Ryerson, Esq Gen. e. 4. " Wright. p. T
Barnum, DR.. Corneilison and T. Miller. of
Jersey City; Hon. Geo. Vail. The bridal
party came from Hoboken in the steamer
Chancellor Livingston, accompanied by Com
modofe j. @. Stevens, his brother: Robert L.
and Capt Conovsr, q. s.. n, in the yacht
Haze. MIR. CunMd, agent Of the steamship
was assiduous in his attentions, a. was also
Capt. -Judkens and officers, Gov. Price and
friends are now stopping At the As.or House.
Saturday, the ID of September, in place of the
Baltic, which latter takes the place of the
Paci6o-the Pacific to be hauled OF for repairs
| The Arctic's contemplated excursion trip is
therefore, given up altogether She goes to
sea with her old machinery. As to the new
Collins improvements, some slight alteration.
are TO be made IN them, and experiments will
then be made with an engine on shore.
The Rev Dr. Curry, pastor Of the Methodist
this city, has been elected to the presidency Of
the Indiana Asbury University. He has &C.
oepted the appointment Lar
| General Dix has taken passage for Europe
in the steamer Arctic. which leaves this por
on the I'd Of September isfamily went oui
last August, and is now in Italy, whore b,
will join them soon after arriving in Europe
| John Adams, Esq. aged SO. has resi- ned hi
Offices as treasurer and one Of the governors o.
the New York hospital, and Mr.. John A Ste
| vens has been elected treasurer. in his place
Mr.. Adams has been connected with the gov
| or nment Of the hospital since 1918. 80.
1t is said that Mr.. George Steers, the newly
| appointed naval constructor, will commenc,
building the Government steam frfgate at tn.
Brooklyn Navy Yard about the frat Of Sep
tember. Gft,A @-ct2l CT-g.t !
| There wore nine new cases of cholera AMI
three deaths at the Franklin street hospital, ii
this city, in the twenty four hours ending .
|. II o clock this forenoon. hf -. = 7
I AT the Mott street cholera hospital, durin,
tho same time, there was one new case and n
deaths. -. ,.-.-..,. co. !
At both hospitals there are now forty-si,
| cases Of cholera under trea ment.
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SPIRIT OF THE xoRs1se Press

The columns Of the Intelliseneer this morn
Ing are principally taken up with tho CORES.
Pondencs Of Gov. Marcy, Secretary Of State,
the representatives of France and England at
Washington. and Mr.. Seymour, our charge
d'sdairs At Berlin, On "ths rights accorded to
nsu,rais and rights claimed by beligsrents,"
winch IL quite Interesting The editors ssohew
articles Of their OWN competition, making up
tho balance Of their paper with communies-
lions and extracts from their exchanges.
q The UniOH Of this date discusses Secret
Societies. reviews the phases Of tho Wing
party under the head Of "Look on this Pic
ture," and talks about the Iowa election, clos
ing the subject thus: =: -."t -"10
"The Tribune has-unconsciously. We pre-.
sune-diselosed the true causes Of the disss.
treus result in Iowa, which spxoyes conclu-
siyely that the Wings are in minority in
thai State They are utterly, poweress by
themselves, and rely upon strstagem for sue
cess. This can only be accomplished once in
State like Iowa. Her Demoetasy are too
Intelligent to be cheated Q second time BY the
same political jugglers- At tho next election
abe will be found, as che ever has been, proudly
In the front line Of the Democratic ranks, there
70 remsin while the Dehocfaae party remains
~ - 49, Ffa
The Union also has . long and ably written
srticle from the Boston Post, shout " the VI big
platform Of no more States" -. aa.-
The Sentinel notices the assaults of the
Denocratic press of Virginia, on Mr. Hunter
and his land bill, saying in the course Of it's
remarks: - 81! ~" N-.as'.-H 80. - - -
We see in this violent attack of the press
In his own State, a desire to break down Mr.
Hunter-and to elevate others whom he has
surpassed BY true merit Any such attempt
We feel assured Will prove unsuccessful The
proud old State which has 50 long been among
the foremost In the ranks of State rights, will
not be slluIed from her ancient principles by
the insolent attacks Of ignorant politicians in
the vehement denunciations Of Jealous aspi-
rams"
So, then, Mr.. Hunter has some opposition
in the Democratic ranks in Virginia. We were
Serdant enough to think him . target placed 80
high that no political archer among the De.
nocracy Of the ''Old Dominion had sufioien,
nerve to direct an arrow toward him but the
longer We live the more We learn The Ssntinef
also notices the remarks of the Richmond
Wing on the Saratoga convention
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TO THE VOTERS OF TIE FIRST WARD

gTEtiOW-CITIZsNS Allow me 70 call your st
Z ten'ioa to the name Of Mr.. lUTHKR SM0CT
a candidate for your suffraees on Monday nexs-''a
man Of The mest enlarged and expanded vier 8 81
civil and religious liberty, "being willing as far a
I am informed that 'evpry m an may go to the Devil
his own way" Being " an honest man, the noblesi
work Of God he IL entitled to the confidence RI
very American citizen" and Of euery fore gner JIG
cannot point TO any pumb-r Of Offices which he hal
led az guarsnte', but having been quite success
full in attending to his own business, is Ger anly the
best evidence that he will attend faithfully TO that
Of others He is young man and should be SUI
ported by The "Prcglessivesn Be has "state" IN
the Ward and fogies' need not fear. His claims
have several times been passed BY through the
agency of clques. He Is fully on the track, and al
mis- friends want Is q "fair field and clear skv."
aug 25-2t* COsMOP0LfTF !!
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COAL IN KANSAS AND NEBRAsKA.-A tray.
eler op the Nemehsw river, in the north %,
Kansas Territory, states that there is a fine
vein Of coal three feet thick on that stream
and that it is OVERLAND by limestone, which af.
fords abundance of fine building materia al.
The Nemehsw river il tho boundary bot ween
Kansas and Nebraska and coal in that region
where wood is comparatively scarce, is q very
Important object.
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use Of the Russian American eoass, from 50
deg. 10 min north to Cape spshosr i mar IS IS
deg. north, IN consideration Of the payne . IF
1000 ot,er skins annually to the Russian Dom.
-pany. On this arrangement II ID understood
that Britain can found claim to present ac.
tuai possession Of the Russo American coast.
ard will thereby interpose IN effectual stop to
the negotiations at present pending for sale Of
that territory to the United States.
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MURDER or AMUhprEEK.-the huntsville
&aexas) Item says: Nash, who shot young
Wlseman, as an aounced in recent Item, was
SHOT day or two after the murder with q
SHOT gun, but not killed. On Wednesday
night, 20.h ut., he was shot through the head
WIN rifle ball-the citizens, or some Of them
being deter mined not to risk the uncertain
chances of the law, in 80 fragrant a CASE .~s
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Arh should be universally knovn--f Ito strictly
true-that indigestion IL the psrope e large pro
portion Of the fatal diseases Dy entery, cisrrhda
cholera morbus, liver complaint, sid many other
aaiseesee eaanefated In the city inspscsors Esaky
catalogue Of deaths, are generated BY indigestion
alone. Think Of thai dyspsptst think Of II oil WIZ
sufier nom disordefcd etomachs, and you are VII
ling to be guided by advice, founded upon eIperi
sncs, resort at onos don't dsssy dy3 % HooAsnRs
German Bittsrs, prepared By DR.. G. n. jackson
which, an Alternative, curative, and invisorapt
stands alone and unapproached. We have tried the
Hitters; aDd knew that that thsy ars exeeleut 70
the diseases specified above For sale By dealers h
uedlcne evefyWhsfe. sE5Er Ea~ aDo
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~ Tness IN wssf % Esanf~xArt ClesaIKs
shouts, bsfSrs purchasing eiss~hers call OF Nah
Wake. Co.'S Marble Hall Clothing Emporium,
0hsrs they will ind materials tf all kinda colcrs,
and quaAties, made up In the moet approved stylss
and at Rises which cannot fail - induce them n
purchase They have Just received On sdditieosl
isres supply Of these beautiful and well made Duck
Drilling Goats, which have no comparison In tbs
market Their stock "a well kept Up. cansistins OF
everything belonging to . gfn'lsU ans wardrobe,
toGcthsr NTH boyk' and asrvznts' Cloth nj Y -
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~ jog SHILLING TON receives all the New Book
and Newspapers ss fsst a. pubfish bed. He Re agent
or Har, er's and ell the Other Magazines. and our
-eadsr7 will always find . large and gcoS sssor'
ment Of Blank Books end Stationery 1t bis Booh
store. Odeon Building. corner of4X street ana Penn
ylvania avenue. aug 10
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ITO THE VOTERS OF TIE FIRST wARp.-Find
,ieg my name announced as an Independent Gag
dtiate fo- the C'unil Of that district. would most
respectfully and inde rendenty state that I'm not
candidate for that cfice; hot will the 2stb dsy
August, GOD willing cast my independent vote for
CT aries A. Davis, the man Of free liberation
aug 25-te @i- 81. ISL j. II. HILTON.
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81 TO The vOTEas or THE first waRr
respectfully decline being caudijats for ut IN
he Common Council at the election 10 bs hold N
uazt Monday. - II. p. KING.
aug 23-St t~.- - =
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1--WE DOLLARS REWARD.-Strayed from .bi,
II lily on Tuesday, the ed inst, a white COW
with spots h. T neck and b; ad; her ears msrk-o
hss spot of tar her right ride near the tail; ebe
is heavy with calf her two front teats ara large,
than the back on. s. she is about er years of -s
-, d .I-a-r. - JOHN KELLY, =
between N. Jersey avenue and N. Capitol It,
aug 25-3lx ....-.t-.' '.
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Earad from M act of Congress. Approred x,p,,,s
&c.,. 10. 1916.

Csc 9. Aad-be ii farther enacted That from and
after the passage Of tnis act every proposal for
supplies invited by the cistsry Of the Navy. un
DIR the PfsVAss t. the -essl appropriation bill for
the navy, approved Merch third, eighteen hundrtd
snd @fty three, shall be accompanied b. q written
guarantees, signed BY Qua or more responsible ner.
sons, 10 the Ell Ct that he or they undertake tbs
the bidder or bidders via, 1t his their bid be &C
cept.d enter into an obligation In such time a.
be presaibt d by TIE secretary of the Nav. VIII
srod and sucisnt sureties, t. furnish the sapp,es
proposed No proposal shall lie considered unless
accompanied by such guarantee. If after the q o
csptance OF proposal and notification thereof T.
the bidder or bidders he they shall fail to enter
into an OBLIGATION within time prescribed by the
Secretary II the Navy, With go,d and sufiicient
s1retes for furnishing the supplies then theSecretary
OF the Navy shall proceed TO contract with some
other persons for furnishing the said supplies and
shall forthwith cause the difference between the
amount contained inu the proposal % guaranteed
and the amount for which he may have oontrxcted
furnishing The sid suspli.s ior the whole perod
Of the proposals to be charged up % ain said bid
der or bidders, snd his and their guarantor or
suarantors; and the same may be Immediately ne
covered by the United States, for the use Of tn.
Navy Department, in an acton Of debt against
either or all Of said persons. -
aug 26-1aw4w 49, H. -..il ---
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~ FIRST WARD.-COMM0N COUNCIL
kessTs Editorf: In amt ounripg the nsme Of ru
much ct emsd fellow citisen LUTHER r. sM0OT
90 candidate for . scat in the Boari Of Common
Conn II from this Ward now vacst4d by the destf
sfO g. Paine. ven will oblige many warm frier dr.
who ~ili give him seascus Support at the ensuins
election. rss- Esv- - aug lS-teA
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ca REWARD -stTsye, away from the SUI SIR
eDC Der, q all tight red Buffalo COW, about We
years oil Hind feet and belly white very res les.
AMI. ipslinsi TO siek when being milked-uo o..
marks recollected. The bove reward will Re IA &
On her delivery at MIR. Essex's Carpenter stop o.
High st, Georgetown. JAS. BRADSHAW. e
aug 2a-3t* -+'
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a. TO THH VOTERS or TIE FIRST WARD
CHA& A. DAVIS baviog eonssnted to become 2
esndidate to all the vacancy occasionrd bv tn
death Of o. g. Paine, Esq. pc viii be supported b.
tho friends Of Civil aud Religious Liberty, at the
50. cial election to be held on the cSth inst.
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navy BEEF Aso roEk foE 1855.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BvnxAu fxovfs1oSe Axo CLoTRINs,
WaobfrcSov. 9 INA.

>CEALED PROPOSALS, epdorsed Proposals fot
- Be,fn and proposals for Pork" Is the csse
nsy bs will be rseei ed at this once until IL ocl
.. on Saturday, The seth Cay Of September next:
r furniseiu9 and delivering, free OF all cost nd
q to the Uni ed States, at the fcllo~ir G navy
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q a German KAaaAs Emigration Scoiet,
-, has bsen organized In OinciHnAtik
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81 FIRST WARD -cONM0N COUNCIL.-JO-
sEPH n. Hilton IL respectfully presented TO the
VOTERS the First Ward a. an Independent caDdi
date, and viii be supported hy
aug 23-tes MANY VOTERe.
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u There wsre thirty 1--WE deaths IN Pitts
bur- Last Week-only one of sholsIs.
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. II BIaskwood's Edinburgh Magazine for
Angus. has been sent Us by Taylor 4 Msury.
We ara indebted 10 Joe Shillington for Ora.
hams Magazine for September. 1t Is capital.
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- DOG LosT.-Fivs dollars reward will
DO paid for the return of black English
Ie.IIel .UG, with yellow marx over each eJs, hi
ears well c.oprei, and long tsi with = chain collar
Gu The above reward will be paid on his returp to
No. l30 Seven Buildings. aug 25-2t*
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The wh.Es entertain the stfonsss. eepss Of
carving the State, and they will In oil pfoha.
bilits sucossd, compromise or no comprcmiss.
They held their convention at Sacramento on
the 18th ulE.. and nominated very strong
ticket, via For Congress-Calhoun Benham
and Geo. W. Bowie; clerk of the supreme
court-Joseph R. Beard. The ersuing cam.
paign promises to be one Of the most exciting
which ever took place in Californis. Either
one or both Of our representatives in Congres
are expected to arrive here previous to the
election which will take place in the middle
of September.