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WANTED.


w ANaED- Twelve able bodied, healthy
bes csed ~ TO work or Of the
BE- paid u L9Ia ana or hch liberal will
oais :" II. NJ kuBASR, H., a Co.,
t9Csmp frtt
wv ~ ED-A 1oung woman, without re-
ebsm5a,m;a ns c''ys desires iuattu 81
gwen Addra NJ M NJ family The bets references will
Sretcent Ol3 if
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ARRIVED.

.@5t ARRIVED. n .e /
Steamship Louiana Talbot from Indsnols and G.y.,.n y H
Ship Poaa s.ar Pearsou from Liverpool Sept 10 yn.sn 4so
s sse Ne 9sSs , Gsos A az
sap kasrd Fch % day nom York, Meeke,
Ship Gen waass,a rouand % Bo.to 70 Bic. Hath
Ship Brow' 80 days from Genoa 10 Iisr
ship j., Holas. Aa.m. days from Boston, to r.,.sd ds.,
Ship pym2a,a Rock Hammond 20 Master
ssp Pass. aaa q ssys from di..e
s. from asss isais. ws.
s,i.l.a eS sris0Psip..
s'i s% .;'' s tom as,.s s' =s;-a
Brig Hercules. MeD hacsAno day, camps.ohy to Gamer
sehr VIA Pigeon oIsay to MASTER in ballast.
s ssh t ss,ss s Whitaker. from se,ipgsnBasn
s ss VIZ ess' om 'R
s sssT s s,isss w' s as from
sear B,le Rose from Bonf uea-Basin. .r4-, ALAN. "a.
s g., y .''s'''
sehr lndePenasace, from Blind Rivsr~Basia
steamboats
Laurel Hill, Hooper Bayou Sara,
Sp1s9a nasa Lansn,lsr, from Washnstoh
Capitol Sit Ule from as's %sa from St Louis
Gaions Frost. from Mobile ,s l5& .u@. 3@,| a35
TI,o ass asrsay ss ssm s. lA Mart
Elephant, Jackson from ST Loaiss oa
Towboat III streck. Miller from the H.. u.,.
brought ship Richard Anderson. "oAs uo"A iisu-
iowoeAt "hteey eaeon from the Passetoyed down and
sea Ga ne 4sih shp Frank Pierce John Spear brr Gre
:st ass aisss,s.
TowboNt Junl1s Bebe, Andrews tina dor
toes the a.n inst Jarvis Jams Ttenmb M barI
Pacific brig Ellen S'Ai's' fiyho"sh aoSA,
Tombo Phoenix from the down snd to SOS an
me aota ns snp Ere harks Ma Kmba and Pbah broJt
ship siderslesv bark ST Lawrenos sh brs and spau
Towboa Conqncrer, Brown, the pas,st,wsd ,, A., 49,
Gu ths yam nss .hp yadith and brig Milerbrurh no
ahtpa Poitf STAT Gen Washington and BARI Celia ny
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MEMORANDA.

Steamer from New Orleans arrived in Galveston OCT, %
s= SPOKEN
By .h Sea Flower Oct a and Ion not even, shin En-
pIs, 4Sdayu from Liverpool, boand to Mobile
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Gas- Bark THos. AILIBoNE, Capt. Symmes,
on dtohArgng her poet
their goods - ' : f VI
$50 GEO ". HrNsoa CO.. 81 Camp arrest
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'X,HE UNDERSIGNED, duly appointed Agen,


ee-. s-"utfF IS Camp ssrsat. fahai ys
fkSO THE SUGAR PLANTERS OF IOUI-
Of the points present in tho
OF Sugar scouomy fuel
boiling in
in quality augar a.houyh
sese use q the ordinary hoe
Doth In the fuel and the
Steam use, =
Cheap steam therefore Indispensable
now Dc erpistslS attained By
celebrated
| Eng now Two years in operation.
fhs Steam Generator
s ana absorbs II tbs heal from The fire. with
proper for burning the e any other
| required to take ne
Rapidly the presare
oae hundred pounds square inch vs minutes ssghns
The hsrged steam the syspora
oqudsis we'll Known he operation heated
any esten paAnI up 70 red hsat without increase
] -
Perfect safety from explosion, being any large body O,
water eIpie act being
| Economy fuel, wasr and cost. =
Steam
eoh the plantation Of Col E. Camp ibsrys and ia
msfi iay tested 1t worked by negrosa snd ths
Trains
sssnNood The APPOINTED can
Agen. or Louisiana and the West udiss
h az the BEST hitherto brought gsnsrsing
ana hs row prepared Steam complete
via anets and batteries principles
n louisiana Aso Vacuum Pans, Centrifugal
York. " - 80
The undersigned will Put vraiiou furnish
na engineer required and instruct the force the plantation
me Of working the OF charge
Ihese parties hi phsts OF furnished with
apparatus p.inaton
ak trng The
vii be furnished and given personally the plannoa
III tbs making the article
Ey New Orleans, Mssra VOORHEES,. GRIGGS g. CO..
V Trho1pianlas atres fell 3pi& wt
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CLOTHING.
GROCERIES. = 7

/ az Il. W. Adams,
t&471eS #sRocKR,
49, 81 s i corrsr Of Front. Common streets,
H as constantly on hand Of Gro.
sais err,a
STEAMBOAT sT6H sitsasica pad 70 ssa.o1 a
p sauea MI, sHeA % A,'esf sy bass os61
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REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY MoRNIra, Oct. 81, 1855
COTTON. There was rather active demand yester
oss ana with easier prices for the lower qualities the
sales reached ful'y $500 bales. We quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
Interior. ...........5 G6 MiddIine Fair e1<no,<
Ordinary 900, 6h6Tk Fair i'''''o5a9oA
middlng .:..... 716S4 Good Fair ..,., lO1S sse
5000 abiding. .8af6s4 Good and Fine...,ASs-
TOBACCO, We heard of "a hhds sold, of which 81
A. and R. at 81 round IS Low Admitted at w hha ~
100, at s5S, and 8 at IKE a III,
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
:. - Corrox-bales. ToBlcso-hhd.
Stock ON hand Sept l. 1859 xosey ,,a.
asosised since, ,2ls 21e5
sesser1ayi.'.'' 737= 30l,9b5 000a 2,195
Exported to date. .x~157252 5000 i''sio
yesteriay..... $685. l6SM7 OOo- 5000
17945 S,s2s
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fAUTl0N TO BROKERS', ETC. - Stolen
sm she Ponsehsrtrs'n Railroad Depot. Saturday last.
b.sf Cth 0yetcoa wiz tho following ppes ia
Pa T"c nstss Of ss sa. Sept
SSfssd y Wm a Eoaan for
n dAef . pi 1856 Ao BY
2. srweod o. r. enher Co $780, groceries, favor
q " AL tam5ro Pynen having bssn stopped, Knight
Il, n ri ltnI N'
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CITY HOTEL. NEW ORLEANS.


M hh1 we pubic rally that this well
during
IN every raspsc Every improvement; that
substantially efsctad The premises paed ,ho
and fed with fashionable ceg furniture
ne IN SNORT no expense has been spsrsd
cohif Oh is guess, aud IL for the
seplo an Ia r. s. MORSE, Proprietor
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pRsntans Itsres De PAX, &C. coNaELL va CITY Of New o.
fxEaisss g0sksAss leans ct JOHN CUNNING. 1884
E1NN VERTU dun writ de feri facias a moi
eares.s pion L. o. Gsunis, Jus,ies de- Pail
k1as i PsIosse puhqne
sEEDf lie de Ncssnbre, 1885 Bsuks
Magssine le. Naseh1 IA prppss sui
vsns = Z. sf ~
IN ten atuo sntr lea
Sssis dams ranaife n - ~
Termes Q. Conditions comp ant. 4=z==--4l---s-5s-
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FIRST JusricE,s CouRT, g. CONNELL vs. City or New
- No. 1880
RY VIRTUE of a writ of feri fscias, to me
~ directed the Hon Gsenns Fret Juscs Of ,hs Peace
T.! The Parrish Of Orleans, will proceed Auotiop on
the Sd OF November, s5s,
at Arcade on Magazne
streets. the following described properly,
Acsa s Of ground, of Mepo-
mehe street. between Martin and Claiborne on<
feet etghf ana
tmoeghtha. Seized In the above entitled aait, = -
Terms and conditiohs-cash
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SUNDRIES-
~ so Pruuss in ars and fancy boxes,
$50 boxes Sperm Candles, sam Leonardo, =70".=
800 eases Canton Ginger.
IS do Brandy Cherries
50 do Pie Fruit for sale by
oil A. F. COCHRAN 4 HAIL as,,,au,...,..
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SUIcIDE-Mr. John Holden, foreman of P.
Mousseu1's marble yard at the corner of st. Louis
ana Robertson streets where he has been employed for
me ast htteen years. committed suicide yesterday
~ cutting bis jugular vein with pecket-knife The
deceased was native Of Engsnd ortfve years Of age
and leaves four children but wife He was generally
esteemed BY his acquaintance and thu fatal act Is
posed 70 have been caused by nempersnce to which he
had latter.y become addicted The Coroner held al in
quest on the body and returned verdict in accordance
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.
o. 1. "a ID. =
B. 2. Id. =

ATTENTIO N-CoMpAsY G, NAT1oNA1,,j
- GGAAfYon hereby ordered Drill sveSy n
q SDAY MORHLHa at ~ o'clock. Also, Monthly Meeting hi
,ei8 # cHAs. MoREL, o. s.
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ngains Ieceigr negotiating the following d.
sSeed thirty Bonds OF the one n
o. the coupoat thereto for one thousand
nss b Great Western Rasosd
pung ara dated INT Of May 1884, numbered etr c from Tss
70 NY payable in twenty and bearing at the
Day November May ssch on the dy,4S
81 the Coupons attached of Nav YORK
9"ubo from to % inclusive
sohs lewis Mayor William Garland TIeaurer and soua
oy psbaJa Corpro r of said city, endorsed
10 oa by y H. oyeron, President EFlaudefe ssnra
@ for and behalf of said Company payment hss been
aG po oss New Yok Ga the Nth Of last
not 70 this date bsen received tho in this civ And
there lore supposed 10 le Lost stolen. ~ ''' NV
WILLIAM q. HEWES, President
New Orleans, Oct. 81, 1855. 100 y
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$4,000 DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION,

WoULD, perhaps, be small estimate for
hs hyag,s this dreadful single wear b.p
ny idarn eatsogae u hos on lad
eases NJ thu Lungs cd Liver, ,' ~ 'N'' u'
We st snud Present appainx prooof y theme
W. dis,ss But II is to know 81
- AAsiy
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PREMIERE JusrlcE's DE PAX &c. CoNNELL vs. City Of
PARoissE D'oRLEANs. Now Orleans ct N. Fitz-
simmous.-No II 1923.
I'm VERTU dune writ of feri facias a moi
H airosse on. L. Justice de Pair
pour Paroiase dOeans pubioue
AMEDi 10 de Nov nbr, 1855 de Banks entfe
les uea Grsrier ct HateheIla proprste
I'm certain tue do Ia rue Clara eptrs
les Euphroene Ell douse peis
pouces front sn.is Paffaire ci-dessus - -
Termes ct condition, compliant.
ItoppF r,,,,,sbJ.
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From the following synopsis, II will be seen that the
Julia, Ray and Alpha the winners Of the Arst,
cond and third class prizes
FIRST CLASS.
Julia won, beating the Una min. II sec the Haze 18
min. Is Sec, and the Twilight 40 min. SOY sec.
SECOND GLASS.
Ray won, beating the Undne min. Is ssc., the Star
bright IA min. % sso and the Mystery % min. 3se;.
TgIRp Glass,
Alpha won, beatiBg r Risyls nin. 53k Sec, and
For the origin Of yachting In this country We must
look to the New ERIK pilots whose boats have always
been distinguished for the beauty of thsir build and
their great swiftness They have had regular orsan
zation sIncs 17s9 and to the rivalry which prevailed
among them and the pride which they took In being able
exhibit the fastest boats In great dsgres in
debted for superiority all other countries In the
construction Of yachts So celebrated were our pilot
boats for their sailing qualities that they have been
ploysd occasions Of the greatest moment, where
speed Of vital Importance During the OF 1872
they were purchased and used prvasers, and among
those which became distinguished In that line were
iThe Brothers," the Omitted We Stand" and the "nN
vided We Fall OF those which have been particularly
/ noted were two named the "Trimmer," one Of Thct
won in rase with crack schooner known by tas hgf
/ sounding title Of the "Grapd Canal" This 90
Cured In 1890, aud was the all absorong subject
conversation at the time Several others night be n
toned, but those we have named will our pnr
pess In 1877 Mr.. Crswninssisd Of Salem, crossed tn
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At the st. Nicholas Hote-Hon Russell Sage, Troy; Dr.
Up Russell, Quebec; Mrs; Jali. O. Tyler virsiaia; r.
Thompson. Boston; George H. chioksrine, Boston.
At the Astor House.. Hammond, Bah; COL Wright q.
s. A Captain winder, U. s. A.; Van ooast, u. 5. Al
Alfred Mills, New jersey G. r. Palmer, Albany; Mrs =.
p. Este, Cincinnati.
Al the Metropolitan-Cspssin Bslow, U. s. N; Edward
Holloway, Baltimore; Y. D.. Perry, Conn., L. p. Noble,
Fayetteville; J. v. Morton. Va; II. Hughes, S c.
At the Smithsonian House-Geo. D. Prentice the Lou
e,ssPcnss eso n s.nS:p SS:ps sss Consul asdos x%
S.r.sS, SsSsnTHs Tenn; asS' COL NV Weed. Georgia lam
From califOrpis u. A.pinysl in the steamship Lnoi:
nS sns NJ, Ef"sd cssssr Long
a; AZ Capt s windsr, A Lieut. van ySs.s II Hut
Co.'S messenger Monteith Mrs Wsshs.ke and infant
Mr. Levy and boy Ais.andsr, ssri s1a ..uh lay
Allen A.vsntisr and lady Soaey schaasr. Pierce
"a: .s nv wns. ssy s,s D
Chs: Di%ors fhs. hsrIi: and I've children, ISs,y
nr ns, Scssy .nd S "'
wife and two boys Mrs Lord Liyngs~orth snS LADY
MT serssy and lady and $40 others in oson ana
dard, family and servssss II Aidrch, Capt Tucker
children, Warner Low wsnthsl Babcock Mr.. Bet.or
i%1fans % spd , .srv.ns AsvoSs Atwood, y Almond
Wan Hs.s e.sstp sss rs h Ss AZ
wood, @ Tarlton and son, Fuller, q Wilson, Me
s w wsX. and s.s sss P;iH
sysn. Mrs 9 ~ Hayden Riehard: a Z PsT15tfn,
infant Children .ns nshsl NURSE si NJ: Rssa
/ nurse-29 In the steerage.
| From Antwerp in ship Sec Lark-Mrs visser.
| From Nassau, MP, In scnr KinsAshsr-Ctpt wyman,
| chip Caspian, loss On GisEerbrsad Hh0sis,
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Marine Affairs

STILL ANoTHER-The steamer Quaker City, lately run
ming between Philadelphia and Charleston is advertised
to sail from this port for Havre direct the Esd
instant She will only carry passengers and specie
The demand for steamers for transport service has
doubtless induced the sending these steamers to Eu
rope This makes the fourth which has lately been put
The others were the Granite State frsm Phila-
depha Tennessee from BAltmore and the Star Of the
South, from this port
HEARcrIc EXPEDITION. bark Release and steamer
Arctic the latter in tow Of the Release to economize
COAL spoken the 9Th ins at 10 A. NJ lat 90
long SO 49, by Capt Balch, OF the ship Howadj which
arrived at Boston 7th inst Capt reports them going
off in fine style.
SHORT PAssAeEsThs clipper ship James Banes, Capt.
Chas. MDonneu, made the passage from Liverpool to
50 days The whole voyage, including detention 10 port,
performed in 149 days, or less than Ave months.
This believe is the shortest voyage by 40 days ever
sage Is equaed only by the homsward passage Of the
The champion Of the Seas, Capt. Newlands made the
magnificent clippers have exceed all the passages
made by any British build vessels bound to from the
same ports They are owned by Messrs James Baiaes y
Mckay, of East Boston. The Donald Mckay, belonging
to the same line and built by the same build
er probably sailed from Liverpool to-day on her arst
voyage to Melbourne She is the largest Of the line has
Howes rig, and spreads as much canvass as "a gun
ship She Is fuller modelled than any Of the Others
but is longer and has greater breadth OF BEAM which
will probably compensate for tho absence OF very sharp
ends. Mr. McKay's ships now head the list on the Aus
tIalian course, as well that to California. The
clipper ship Nightingale Capt Mather made the passage
from Shanghai to London In 81 days. 16 hours said to
be the shortest record The rish clipper Star Of
the Fast sailed about the me and at last
reported in the channel o8 days out, having been
Handsomely beaten by the Nightins sale.Boston Atlas
June 8.
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Coroner, Lnquests.

UNKNOWN MEN FOUND DRowNED.-Coroner wilhelm
held inquest yesterday at pier II North river,
the body Of unknown man, about "a years of age,
No marks Of violence being found the body, verdict
Of supposed drowning rendered by the jury. De-
ceased about Eve feet nine inches in height, was
stout built had whskers had short brown hair had
white linen shirt, undershirt or dra sers white
linen coat dark thick woolen pants, biacs satin vest
black silk handkerchief gray stockings. In his pockets
poremonnaie wooden comb, pocket knife, some black
thread, copy of the Americdn Ce card with the
name Of d. 4 J. Sader Co. upon it,
An inquest also held by Coroner Wlhsm upon the
body Of unknown man, about s5 years Of age, who
found floating in the water Governors Island
The body Of the deceased towed to the island
jury being empanneled verdict Of supposed drown
ing rendered. Deceased ave feet six inches in
height stout built had dark brown hair closely
cut wore two coarse cotton shirts, blue cotton pants
ngs and thick shoes Had nothing in his pockets From
the general Of the deceased the Coroner
posed him to have been escaped convict from Black
wells Island.
SUICIDE BY observation-disclosures O'Donueu held an in.
quest yesterday afternoon at the Twenty ward
station house. upon the body OF unknown man,
about thirty ave years Of age who committed suicide
by jumping into the water ct the foot Of Sixty second
street. North river. The deceased was observed by
little boys filing his pockets full Of large stonss
end then deliberately plungng into the stream. YER
dict In accordance with the above facts: Deceased 10
supposed from his appearances, to have been Amer
As his place Of residence could not be
certained for the commission Of the rash act
has yet been made manifest
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MORNING EDIT1t, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1855

Atlantic in q magnificent yacht Of two hundred tons
called ihe 'Clsopatrss barge" Her owner an! q mum.
Der OF his friends visited the Western Islands, and
sailing through the Straits OF Gibraltar followsj the
sndipgs OF he left coast of the Msdteranean
pg all the prncpsl cities the route Passing the
srdspees, he entered tbs Black Sea- after which he
rs rneo by the south side OF the Mediterranean stop
- at Acre. Jerusalem, Alexandria ard other principal
wsss Is on bis way. Since the Cieopatras bsrgsn We
hsy the steam yacht North Star which also visited
Furoae md George Laws great clipper yacht s'ths
ijrssssbot Who can forget, when speaking on this
subject TIN america, and her great achievement at
Cowss on the. '2d day OF August 1857 New York. how
ia not n only seaport in the country In Viii .h
schtnris nstr ized and supported Yacht clubs have
BEEN aso estsbH.A ed in Baltimore Charleston Mobile
hs, o,sts ~ sss s,,s s 4 On respects ''Aa
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Arrival Of the Ben Franklin mt Norfolk.
oUR NORFOLK O oRREsP0NDENcE.


Old POINT CoMvo RI, Va, june 6-8P. N.
The steamship Benjamin FrsA kiln, from st. Thomas
bousd to New York. has just 1ved at this place in
distress, leaking badly.
The following is compsste list Of hsr passengers, q
numeer Of whom have declared that 1t required their
utmost exertons combined with the eArts Of The crew.
TO keep TIE vessel saoat for the last three days:
w. L. Cazneau Uaited States Comuissioner 10 San
DomiSRo.
c. J. Helm, United States Consul to st. Thomas.
j. r. Pickett, United States Consul 30 Vera Cruz.
Rev. Elisha Whittesey, Lorenzo Jove,
2. ID. Guild, Hsnriquss,
Fam. w. Travers, do Aldecoa,
Geo. W. Spaulding, f. de Aldecoa,
Geo. R. Preston, N. Faud,
J. Debsn, Simon Planas,
Charles Donocho, tn. Reutty.
+. L. Casanova,
LADIES' AND CmLDREN's LIST.
Mrs Cazneau, Mrs Travers and child,
Helm, 6 Spau,ding and two
I" Pickett, children,
Whittlesey and child " Donocho and child
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of permanent ofHoer. va. srsd |. four r. NJ The ;ol

OF permanent officers vas Fixed q -four r. NJ, The 'ol
lowing nominations nade:--
For President
James W. Barker, of New York.
James B. Ricaud, Of Msrylaad.
Henry J. Gardner, of Msssachu setts.
- Bartlett, Of Kentucky.
Ex Governor Colby, Of New Hanpshire.
W. w. Danenhcwer, OF llinois.
Ebr vtcc-P Presidents.
Henry J. Gardner, OF Massachusetts,.
- Gone, of Georgia.
N. D. Sperry, Of Connecticut.
- Mathews, Of California
Fbr Recording Secretary.
David B. Booth, of Connecticut.
R. NJ Guilford, of verment.
Fer Corresponding Secretary.
c. D. Deshler, of New Jersey.
There was nomination Of candidate for Treasurer
offered.
After an animated debate, resolution was adopted
empowering the several delegations to nominate one
each as committee the preparation Of platform,
the nominations to be made the afternoon session.
At two NJ the Convention adjourned till four O'Clock.
Maugre Newspaper reports to the contrary, moro
harmonious body never convened. Barring few mall
contents the entire body is strictly national and
servative.
HALF PAST Six O'CLOCK.
The Convention met at the hour appointed. The ad-
dress OF the late was read amidst the most
evident demonstrations Of applause. The election Of OH
was entered upon and on the sixth baloting-
Mr. Barker having been ahead Ave ballots successfully
Mr. BARTLETT, OF KENTUCKY,
was chosen President, having received ninety votes
HALF.PAsr EIGHT O'CLOCK
The following Is the result of the election for perma
nent officers
President ............. - Bartlett Of Kentucky.
tice President. G. D. Freeman, of Pennsy vana.
Con. Secretary G. d. Deshler, of New Jersey
Rec. Secretary. - Stephens, Of Maryland.
Treasurer. - Crane, Of Ohio.
tons for the
Committee Platform.
Gibson, Of Illinois, Ellis, OF Dist. Columbia.
Colfax, OF Indiana. Foster, of Mass.
Lyons, Of New York. Balling Of Virginia.
Gamble, OF Missouri Deshlsr, of New Jersey.
Colby, Of New Hampshire. Ricard, Of Maryland
Ortle, Of Indiana. Mathews, OF California.
sperfy, Of Conn.
The above is but partial list Of the nominees 1t Is
sufficient however, to give idea of the character Of
the platform which will be presented
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TEL EG R APHIC

BALTIMORE, June 8, 1856
The steamer Ben Franklin, from st. Thomas, put into
Forfok in leaking condition. and with the yellow fever
board There had been three deaths from the fever
Fifty Of the passengers have arrived this city They
had to work at the pumps for three days to keep her
free 1t win be remembered that this vessel has been
sold 20 the Mexican government