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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-14
New Orleans Markets, a..

NEW ORLEANS, June Is The steamers
news was received by the Rational Western
Telegraph, and published in the regular
editions Of our afternoon papers. The Wash
ington and Orleans line is dosn south If Co
lumbia.
Cotton-Prices advanced under the influence
of the steamers ne We, ard closed firm. salss
OF 3. 800 bales middIing llalli,. Corn-west-
ern white is lower; quoted at s2ias5c. Freights
of cotton to Bremen IL. Pork has declined
800. per hundred.
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ORPHANS FESTIVAL The ladies conduct.
ing the festival at franklin Hall, corner of
D and Ninth streets, are 20 ercoura aged by the
immense patronage bestowed upon Ii th at thsy
are induced to continue IL to night Straw.
berries, and ether good things In abundapce:
and music to add to the pleasure of the
promenade
GENEROUS DONATION We learn that the
proprletors OF GlenTood Cemetery have gen.
erously presented lot to tn. Young Mems
Christian Association of this city, where its
'nemters and strangers who may be taken
charge OF by the association, may find last
resting place.
HE CONCERT by the Marine Band, at the
capitol, yesterday afternoon, was largely At
tended. In fact, We never before saw so many
persons present rs On that occasion. The
grounds are in lovely condition, and the
music, as usual, was of charming character.
CORRECTION Brothers were paying
log cents per aero yesterday for land warrants,
and not 110sl12 cents as enormously quoted
in the Star.
COMMUNICATED.
MEND YOUR WAYS The Improvement Of
the moral and sCcisl condition of cur race is
an end eagerly sought by those who entertain
the old fashioned idea, that man needs such
improvement; that i, is to be attained through
tDe nelpiDg ala OF contrIVancos Tor that pur
pose; and tina. through the application of
those aids il detail the amelioration of the
mass is to be accomplished This notion an.
pears to be 80 general that il manifests itself
in almost every relation of life and has per-
vaGed our legislative halls so that our SER
wants do not scruple to avail themselves of the
benefit of this popular doctrine, and impose
en- each of us owning property sacrifice of
portion of it for what they are pleased to term
1.-The public good" Our city fathers have
taken up the notion and require of every nan
TO make the pathways smooth and straight"
bofore his door merely for the convenience of
Others. 1t is useless, probably, to conten with
prejudice so deeply rooted, and which mill.
tates 90 strongly, in the latter particular, with
that perfect freedom Of action, in relation to a
mans own, which, to some extent, is one of
tho cardinal doctrines of " Young America :"
but as law-abding man, the necessity is felt
for rigid snd exact enforcement of the re
QUESTIONS of every existing statute, and hence
We hope that until moro perfect freedom is
allowed IN this particular to all, you will call
the attention OF the proper authorities to the
condition Of the footway 10 front of the first
two story brick on the east side of Fourteenth
street, nOrth Of F, whose shocking condition is
such az not TO offend tho eye, but to seriously
incommode those 10 are compelled to pass
that way, particularly tie aged or infirrn all
Of whom are entitled to the benefit of the Ia
whilst IL remains unrepsaled 1t would be
decided improvement, If all the broken bats
were removed ard pedestrians allowed to
walk on the sm6oI u 1-ud. instead OF vending
their way of dark night over hv,ss and ruts,
to the manifest risk Of life or limb
Q IN A CORNER.
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GEoKGEfoWg CORRESPONDENCE
GEoRsEToWs, June ID, 1865

GEoRsETo6S, June IL, 1866
Capt. Ryther, Of the George Page, immor-
TALKED himself, yesterday, in the estimation Of
the Dsnsgers Of tue Methodist Sabbath School
and scholars, and tie friends who accompa
MED them on their excursion to fort Wass-
ipgton. The day throughout was a lovely
one fer such trip A clear sky, a bright
warm SUD. with brecses as balI;y rs Nay, TO-
getber with fine steady spacious boat, ar
agreeable company, and captain and crew
rbo put forth every elfert to please and render
safe and comfortable all on board which rem
dered the trip to tho fort and back again pecu-
lia-!y delightful. While at the fort all hands
seemed disposed to give loose rein to their
childish proPensities, aua engaged heartily in
such innocent suusements as pleased tneir
peculiar fanciss The boat returned with her
delighted cargo about seven o'clock Not the
slightest occurrence transpiEed during the dsy
to interrupt the general JOY.
Tho Scott Guards, uDdor the command OF
Capt Jameson. accompanied by Fishers
Band, marched through our streets yesterday
en- route to the Georgetown College, where
they were received and entertained by the
Cj!sge Cadets. Their appearance was quite
handsome, and attracted much attention, es-
peclsiiy from tie Tsir seZ. from tae fact tha al
they are, one and all. yet in the line 10 mGtris
N-NSANA PANH-OeaSA 60 "OAi 40 HlilLtdIJ
ton.
From present Indications, the ensuing 4th
Of July will bs celebrs led By our psople with
unusual life Gad spirit. Preparations for the
occasion are already beginning t. bs nads BIZ
some of the schools, clubs, 90 At Tsnalg-
town We Learn there is 20 be a grand celebra.
ton by the West Geprg stown Sabbath School,
and that Of Tensly;oEn The Friendship
Club, composed Of large number of gentle
men are making arrangements to give a pic
mic upon grand scale in the college woods
VS. would inform those persons who have
recently given themselves 90 much unsasiness
about the solar system, and Eao have lsbored
and hbhed so Esalously to induce the dear poo
pie to belfSTe that great many bright Stars
dad disappeared, that there Is no. the slight
esq cause for ell their alarm If they would
only look through some other glasses than
thoss miserable, perverted ones. which have
been manufactured only for the benefit of
woolly heads, boobies and ninnyhammers,
thaS, go far from there being any diminution,
the humber is still increasing
OsiDg to the very flttering prospect for c
heavy crop of grain our 0sur marker appears
Inclined to drOop. Tine stock on hand how.
ever. is so very small that no decline OF mo-
ment is likely to occur before the incoming of
the Lew crop-heId Al $40 IS. No grain ar.
riving. SPECTATOR
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jes-d
BY J. g. MCGUIRE. Auctions.r.

By y. g. MCGUIRE, Auctionesr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE AND Ell.
1 lgihy situated Real Estate OF the island By
virtue OF deed Of trust, bearing ic on the 9th ay
OF Iune, 1858, aud recorded in Lii or A. s., No
80, ioiOs l1, &c the scribe will sell, at pub
lie sale, IN THURSDAY, the I4,h day Of June.
1855, nj So O'Clock p. Ia, The premises. all those
rieces or parcels OF ground lying and beins situate
IN the city OF Washington, and known and disrin
guiShed rs the north half of Lot No 10 and the
whole of Lot - in Square 543, the whole fronting
~ ieet6 inches Gu N street. west, between X and
streets south, and running hack 100 feet 10 an al
ley, with the buildings AID improvements, which
c0Gsi.t of subs antal and comfortable cottage
built Frame Dwelling House and necessary out
houses
The above properly is situated in a rapidly i'm
proving Fart OF the city, and offers favorable op-
noriunity o. persons dcsrUGS OF obtaining residence
or investing.
The Terms OF sale will be one third cash re- idue
IN 8, IL, and Is months, for notes bearing interest
from Cay OF SALE secured by deed of trust upon The
prOperts.
II the terms OF sale are not complied with in six
days after the sale, the property will be resold al
the risk and expense Of the purchaser.
All conveyancing at cost of purchaser
CHAS. WALL, .OH, Trustee
JAS. Z. Nd CURE,
lie I'D
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PROSPECTUS

PROSPECTUS
For Publishing a na0nthiy Musical Work in
the city Of Washington.
THE undersigned, at The solicitation of many of
l. their esteemed customers, propose publishing a
monthly Musical Work, entitled
The National Monthly Musical Magazine.
The Magazine will contain from our to six pages
of Music, selected from the best European and Nc
tive Composers In addition 10 the Music an extra
sheet will be added, containing the latest Musical
News, Musical Notices, sc The Magazine will
be printed on the best quality Music paper, and will
be printed from engraved plates, in the ncatest man.
ner.
The first number Of the Magazine will be ready
about the LIST of july, ls55.
Dir. 3. V. N0YEs, the Agent for The Work, will
solicit Subscription from the of the District
Of Columbia and show specimen number.
JAMES II. BURNS, No. $50 Bridge street, is the
agent for Georgetown.
RILBUS & HlTZ,
Music Depot, cor Pa av., IN and d sts
Star Buildings, Washington, ID. O.
june Aft
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New York Markats

New YORK, June IA The cotton is firm and
unchanged. Fou, is firm; sales Of 600 tar-
rels; good Ohio at 50. 50s9 81; southern is un.
changed, with inaderste demand at previous
rates Wheat is firm Corn is q trifs loser;
sales of "a, 900 bushels Western mixed at 98s
1883. Pork is trife higher; sales Of old
mess at Sl7 25zSI73 7t-new rness $I7 75a
Sl7,S7. Beef Is trne, but not quotabIy
higher. Lard is unchanged. with sales Of
200 barrels. Whisky is declinin Ohio IS.
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New York Stock Harkst

New YoRK, June IA Stocks are better
Money is abundant. Sales al the 6rst board
of Fries at 49si Cleveland ami Toledo Rail-
road, SGT; Cleveland, Columbus and moi IN. t
ksilroad, ITO; Virginia 6s. 100; Missouri SIS,
s'@; CGneerlsnd Coal Company, 2sE; R,sd-
leg Railroad, 9li; Ohio Life Trust Company,
ITO; Pennsylvania Coal Company, Il2i; New
York Central Railroad, 95.
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DOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, on the south
ID west corner Of Pa. avenue and 9th street is pre-
pared TO accommodate gentlemen with rooms, with
or without board. Every effort will be made to rem.
der those cOmfOrG bic who may favor her with their
an 6-tf
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OLD POINT COMFORT.

THE HOTEL at this favorite watering place il
L now open for the reception Of guests. Tle en-
greater facilities have been made for landing pas
sengers.
small steamer has been chartered to act as ten
der upon the larger mail boats, and also TO make ad
ditoaa trips ta Nosihik and Portsmouth, including
two tril Sunday % and from those cities thereby
afOrdiEg an opportunity OF a pleasant excursion and
enjoy The sea bathing. The boat will make fishing
excursions three DAYS in each week.
Communications should be aid esSpd TO
e. C.. WILLARD & BRO, Propri, tors
je 4-2w Oh Point Comfort, Va.
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Baltimore Hsrkets.

BALTIMORE, June IL Flour Is lower; sales
Of Howard street $l0.62t; City Mills was Of
fered at $40 50; no buyers No wheat offered
Corn is t-ias higher; sales Of white aud yel-
low at l05al06.
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p-TL SECRET FOR THE LADIEs-How To PREsERy

- SECRET FOR THE LADIES-HOw TO PRESERVE
~ Beauty.-Dont Chalk, Lily White. any Of the
socaed cosmetics TO conceal faded saOw complexion
would have the brought back your cheek
clear healthy and transparent skin, and life and vgor
fuset through the system get bottle OF Corers Spanish
MIXTURE and take according TO directions II does not
taste quite well sweetests but If aster few doses
do not ind hssh and beauty revving step
elastic and vigorous, and the whole refreshed
invisorsted ike Spring morning. then your ihope
less aud all the valuable certificates possess go for
EausEt Il s tho creates. purifier OF the blood
perfectly harmless, and st the time powerfully eca
clOus.
advertisement
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SRcoND DIsPALcH !
FISCHER'S BAND FULLY ORGAN.

HAVING now completed all nv engagements
IL for first rate BASS and COTIL LON
BAND, am again at the service Of the public 10
attend Excursion Parties, Exhibit ons, PaTades, Pic
Mics, Balls, and Serenades. All those i'm favor of
citiZen's band are respectfully invited To encourages
our en- erprise, here in Washingi City
z FISCHER, Leader.
S.-This Band under ny direciiOn, Is regularly
uniformed, and from practice over twenty years I
car give satisfaction 10 every one.
Residence, Pa. avenue, north side, bet OH and
10 Ia streets first dur wet Of Iron Hall.
Orders left with MessTs Hilbus g. H,tz punciually
attended To. mav l4-2ms
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Auction.sr.

by y. y. MCGUIRE. Auctfoneer.
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS A.
v Public Auction.-On TUESDAY afternoon,
June 18th, at O'Clock, on the premises sail sell
subdivisions IS, Sc, e., So and SO, of Square No.
4io each fronting "a feet 9th street wrst, betw
norm NJ and streets, running back los feet
Ihese lots are siEpa ed in a rapidly imp ewing
par OF me Guy ana are very desirable, being graded
and p we'd in front.
Terms: One-'hird cash; the residue in 6 and ~
months, with interest," secured by deed OF trust on
the premises
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
lie I'D Auc,,onosr
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The TRIAL OF TEE SERPENT Among
some twenty inebriates who were arraisnod in
the police court in Boston on Wednesday
morning, was young girl of fifteen years.
whose rare beauty seemed strangely out of
place IN criminal court. A year ago she was
the pride aud hope Of her friends in Can.
bridge, and enjoyed the esteem of large cir
Gle OF acqUaintances. An intimacy with n
student at Harvard. a rich mans son, oven
tuated IN her ruin. She was driven in disgrace
from the paternaI roof-an outoast. Where
could she go! The haunts of vice and tho
grave were opan 10 he.. She hesitated At
IF cen the grave looks dark and forbidding-
she entered q fashionable brothel, whore she
has since consOrtsd with the lost and aban.
doned CT her psK. This was her first appear
arce IN the police court; there Ia a strong and
painful presumption that it will not be her
last. che evidently felt her degradation
keebly. light fine imposed upon her was
kindly paid by friend and she was permitted
to depart In peace. Who shall say that the
Outcast was less sinned sgaius. than sinning7
SJTiAgGcid mass IL publican, Juss 8.
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BY GREEN 4 SCOTT. Auction..rs

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON MAssA-
Y chusetts avenue at Auction On WEDNES
DAY, the 10th instant we shall sell, in front Of the
premises, at O'Clock p m, beautiful Building
LOi, situated on Massachusetts avenue, between
4.h and 5th streets west, il being Lot No 81 in So.
5l7, having front on The avenue of 81 feet 4 i'm .
running back 10 a wide alley
Terms: One-third cash balance in 8, le and Is
months, for notes bearing interest from the day Of
the sale.
deed given and deed Of trust taken.
GREEN s. SCOTT,
lie I'D Auctjopeers
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

BY j. @. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN THE
Y First Ward at Auction.-On TUESDAY sf-
ternoon, June 18Th, at O'Clock, on the premises,
shall II Lot No TO- in Square 90, fronting II "A II.
north stfeet, between 2lst and OF SITS +, run
nirg back l26 feet 81 inches.
This Lot is situated in a rapidly improving part OF
the city: number uf first class houses are now
in OF erection in that vicinity, and this sale
offers good opportunity for an investment.
Terms One-tOurth cash thu residue in 3, 6, O.,
and IL months, with interest satisfactorily secured
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
lie e-eL&ds AuctioneeT.
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ny JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auction..r-

ny JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auetioneer.
VNRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
I Estate BY virtue of a deed OF trust from Fran
els Seiden, bearing date on the firt day OF necem-
Der 1876, and recorded in Liber W. Z No. 100, TO
iios 81, 2j2, and 2. tie subscriber will sell at
public sa'e, Oil MONDAY, the 10Th day Of June
1890, at DEL OK p m, on The premises, the west
half OF Lot No 2 IN Square 247, fronting % fsct on
north l. street, betW cen 18th and IA h streets west
running back 100 feet, With the buildings and i'm
proven hts thereon when consist OF two we'll built
frame dwelling houses.
The uboye property is well located in rapidly
improving part of The city.
The terms Of the sale will be ore-half cash, and
the balance in 6, H. and is months for notes bear
ns interest from day of sale, secured by deed of
trust on the property
If the terms of sale are not complied with in six
days alter the sale, The property III be resod at
the risk and expense Of the purchaser.
All cOnveyancing at cost of purchaser.
WALTER LEN0X, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
je 2-e0Sds AucliOneer.
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BY j. G. m &C UIRE. Auc,fonser.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC
Saie.-The subscriber will sell AT public sale,
on MONDAY, the lSt day OF June. 1855, al 5 o'clk
m, on the premises, lot No ~, in square S67,
fronting % feet on 10Th street west, between and
o streets north, and Improvements, which consist
Of two small frame houses.
Terms OF sale; Ono third cash, and balance in g.,
u and Is month notes, bearing interest from cay of
sale, secured by deed OF trust upon the property
If the terms are not complied with in three days
after the SALE the property will be sold at the risk
and expense of the purchaser
All conveyancing AT the expense Of purchaser.
CHAS. 8. WALLACH, Attorney.
JAMES e. MCGUIRE,
may 25-eO&ds AuciioneeI.
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A FREAK or GENEROSITY Ono Of the most
uenurious of bachelors, day or two aimee,
after attending the opera, vas guilty of making
a gift under circumstances somewhat original
He entered nil inery store and accosted a
very pretty attendant, inquired the price of a
hat which be saw in the window. She took it
out, and in order TO show its beauties, placed
1t on her own head with Just pitch enough to
make 1t taking. The old bachelor admired 1t,
and pulling ten dollars from his pocket.book,
concluded 10 buy it. The attendant took the
money, and with pencil in hand, inquired
where she should send it, Wear IL yourself,
my dear" was bis blunt reply a. he left the
store Boston GaSsns.
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FOR THE ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA

AND MANASSAS GAP RAILROADS.
THE Subscribers Coaches w II call for Passengers
4 wishing 10 connect with the above sT~s
Railroads. My Coaches connect witt. {asesass..f7
the Steamers THOs CoLLYER or GEORGE Nv AsHIN0-
TON, which leave Washington al 6 a. m.
0y- Meals furnished on the boats.
Persons wishing the Coaches TO call for them can
leave their name and residence with Mr. John L
Tillman, near the Capitol gate Mr.. BUTTS drug
store, corner pennsylvania avenue and lath street;
or at Geo. & Thos. Parker & Co IS store.
Coaches can be had for Pleasure Trips.
may 25-2m WILLIAM WHALEY.
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, 1ucttonserS
VALUABLE HALF SQUARE OF GROUND
Y ut Auction On FRIDAY afternoon Juae Odd
at 6 O'Clock, on The premises, shall sell Lots Nos.
l, 9 g. 4, 5, Is, IA, Is, and 20. in Square No 49,
fronting respectively Rhode Island avenue, lTIh
and North N streets
The whole forms half square, containing Ill.,
600 square feet ana is Of the most cvated sit.
uations in the CITY at short distance from, and in
full view Of, the Public Buildings.
Terms al the SALE
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
lie 0-eo&ds Auctjonesr
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Launch Of the frst new stssm rrie,,,.

Launch Of the first new stesm Iriesfe.
Bosros, June IA The steam frigaie Mer.
rimac was launched this forenoon at half past
eleven She went Of the ways beautifully
and gracefully. An immense crowd was pres
ent a salute from the pier battery greeted
her advent into new element
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TELEGRAPHIC.
REPoRrKp FoR TIE
DAILY EVENING Star,
Another Political Convention.

NEW YORK, June IL The Tribune Of thh
morning contains a special dispatch, stating
that the KnO'e Sonething Convention organ.
lied at Cleveland yesterday. c. W. Slack, Of
Massachusetts,, was elected temporary chair
man, and Burr, Of Ohio, and Baker, of Mchi.
gan, secretaries. Every free State was fally
represented. The platform will be "opposi.
ton to slavery, the restoration of the Missouri
Compromise, and protection OF American In.
dustry. John w. Stebbins, Of Rochester, viii
be nominated for Pres dent
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR THE
v Navy Yard Gate al Auction THURSDAY
the 14ih June, we shall sell, at O'Clock D m in
front OF the premises, Lot No a. IN Square ss2
ironing ~ feet aincheS on south NJ street. running
hack l29 feet L inches a 30 feet alley between
nh and Cana! streets east, Immediately in front Of
the Navy Yard vail
Terms: One third cash the balance in and u
moth', Tor notes bearing interest from the day of
the sale.
deed given and deed Of trust taken.
All conveyance al cost Of purchaser.
GREEN l. SCOTT,
Ic Cd Auci iOneeTs.
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"a AHElk u.

At Posedoe, u. e , on the 9th instant, by Rev. P.
Mcguire ANGEL De YTURBIDE, Secretary TO
the Mexican Legation, and ALICE, daughter of the
late John Green, Esq.
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1PA PHENOMENA III MISUNDERSTANDING Cough,
~ Dys. cDsia Liver Complaints Scrofula tc.For all
diseases OF the Female system sEsna1 pa eminent
Clergyman Just Informs II has cured him OF Bronchitis
Of = despe ate chsracter-nsrtcHlars hereafter.
HAMPTONS VEGETABLE 1INCTURE-By Its mild 40
ton the stomach, liver and kidneys will Dyspep
STA Cough, Asthma, Bronchial and Lung Affections Pains
Back Side and Bresst Consumption ScrOfula Rheu
..isL Cont Neuralgia Fstua, Bowel Complaints, Piles
Worn i ksrsOuS t.sbi,itieswith all diseases arising
impure blood sud ia the safest female laeacine
Tots Invaluable medicine is working wonders
uoon tue human See sdvertseme to-day mari
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The Senatorial Question.

CONCORD, N. Il June IL The Democrats
In caucus tonight nominated John s Wells
and Harry Hubbard for u. Senators, and
the candidates IF last year for Secretary OF
State, Treasurer and Printer
The Americans in caucus are having q very
PLEASANT time Paul X George addressed the
meeting, denounciug the grasp:ng procIivities
of the FREQ Sellers, and demonstrating Against
The nomination of John P Hale to the senate.
He made no objection 10 James Bell, bat con-
tended that the election Of Halo would prove
the destruction Of the American party in New
Hampshire, ana in the natisn. SIX Thousand
Democrats were with him in the State, he said,
10 opposition to Hale and Abolitionism, and in
favor of Amoricanism
The caucus fually nominated John Bell for
the long term AMI John z. Hale, for the short
senatorial term.
SECOND DIsPALcH
CONCORD, June Is The House proceeded
to the election Of United States Senator's this
Afternoon, and made choice Of James Bell for
the long term, and John Hale for the short
term, BY large majority The Senate may
possibly not go into an election for q day or
two.