The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-06-16
BY TELEG RAPH.

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BY TELEGR APH.
Later from Msrieo.-Anoshr City taken BY the Rseoa-
tionists.
New ORLEANS, June l4.-Guanaxuato is in possession Of
the reyoutonts and Victoria and Salto have joined the
revolution
The Abolition Knop- Nothing Convention at Clessand.
CLEyElAsp June I4-The excitement in and out Of the
convention They talk Of dscardng secrecy and
aboshing all oaths and obligations
Last evening the convention considered the platform,
reported by the committee, until ii O'Clock 1t mbodieS
strong anti slavery principles.
The adoption of the prosiavery platform at Philadelphia
was made known this morning by the following despatch
aThe North ia beaten Thirteen States have Withdrawn
You heart and soul May dod etsrnay d-n slavery and
doughfaoeism"
The announcement was received with singular emotions
Three times three given Delegates have arrived from
PHILADELPHIA who authorized to act with the convention
here.
The committee resolutions consisting of from each
State have made the following report They revised
slightly modified and passed to-day The preamble asserts
that the servy the slave power the characteristic Of
existing political parties perou to mankind to the best
Of the North and to the liberties Of the republic
The first declares that the before
lean public whether freedom to be limited to free States
Second has been forced upon the country
by slave power aggressions 8
Third That these aggreons, and especially the Nebraska
bill and the alleged assault upon the elective franchise OF
Kansas aroused the eemen OF the republic and that
they will maintain their rights and resist the additions Of
slave territory.
Fourth That they win maintain the nationality Of free
dom.
Fifth. That the friends Of freedom should make princ
nes place. the test of admission to citizenship
Sixth That win repel every ecclesiastical interference
n ro,,t;csl affairs by potentste pon priest destruc
tive q the right to worship God according to the dictates Of
consciencs and Of liberty.
Seventh Recommends action In several ssste' Tor the pro-
Eighth Agreeing support free schools, free labor, Ana
harbor improvements
Ninth To strive for the election Of Of integrity and
with nerve to resist aggression Of any kind.
Tenth. For these objects are ready 70 unite with al
men, under any name organization, to aid carrying into
operation these principles
The session this evening, and will proba
bly, finish and adjourn tomorrow.
Ths above despatch appears in the New York Times Of
yesterday morning.I
The Cholera Baton Rouge
Nsw OaLrAxs jane IA despatch from Baton Rouge
says the cholera has appeared the United States
troops stationed At that place epidemic form that
are now fifty Of them very Ill with It, and that several deaths
have already occurred.
Election Of United States Senators.
Coscosp IN H,) June l4.-The senate to-day proceed
cd To the election OF United States senator's with the follow
ing results For the long termJames Bell ii Harry
HIbbard 1. For the short tsrn-John r. Hale lo John
8. Wells, l.. ~ Pattic, l.
Aarksts.
Nxw Yoax, June 1sCotton IL dull Flour h firm. with
upward tendency good Ohio, % so ~ 81 southern
easisr-sales At 3lI lax Gil So Wheat ia firm and
changed Corn il trihe lower mixed, SO cents 81 on
Pork is a tribe higher. Beef is firm Lard j. Arm. Wits
key--Ohio, SIS 35ls cents-
BAlrrnoaE, june l5.Four has declined from II to u
cents; sales Of 200 barrels $40 So City Mills be
bought at $40 u.s. Wheaofcrings Of 900 basheIs prices
have consider ably declined sales Of red At ~ IS - 40
white 81 40 81 so. Cornreceipts Of 20 100 Bushels
sales Of 81 02 yellow, 81 % u %; white
81 % . 81 oe.