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The Extra Session Of Congress was closrd on saiuf.
day he 9Oh umo. sfier completing The business for
which i espeeially sssembled, TIC passage 81 The
army appropriation bill Tie following summary 81
The last dag proceedings. i, rom the National Intel.
gcueeri
In The Senate, Mr. Crittenden's pacihcaiion
bill being resumed, Mr.. Houston spoke AZ
considerable length and with much ability
upon Tie political condition Of the country,
and the causes whichhad disturbed Tie peace
aud harmony u tie Union. lie thought the
times were wofally out ofjoint, and could wish
that BALI the zeal was displayed in efforts AZ
ronclIation which be daily saw put firth 70
create strife and alienation. Before We
could be 10 . proper condition 10 prescribe
remedy FOR tbe evils which afflicted the body
polite we must ascertain the cause Of The
disease. The principal Of these. he thought.
was the repeal Of The Missouri compromise,
whose disastrous fruits sufficiently indicated
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tie people have brought furwar,l and said,
/" this is the man whom we would have rule
over us.a They need not to be told who he IS
they knew him in their troubles. and lelt
his powerful arm in the day Of their deliver
ance.
II is in vain to attempt to blacken the
character Of such . man, or to sow in the
hearts Of the people the seeds OF distrust'
Nor will it avail to allege that he is candi
date without party, and wears upon his
forehead no stamp Of q National Convention.
II is his pride and glory that he was rejected
OF the politicians, and has been brought Tor
ward the unbiased and unhought choice OF ar
honest and confding people.
Such is the Presidential race OF 1856, the
People vs.. the Politicians, and we have al
abiding faith in q triumphant and glorious re
suit.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

Ions letter oil the LIST instant gives US
the annexed items Of information touching
foreign affairs;
Dispatches have just been received at the
State Department from our Minister at Nj
caragua, Mr.. Wheeler. from which il appears
that DR.. Livingston, our Consul at Leon, has
not been shot. Mr.. Wheeler has detailed the
circumstances under which Dir. Livingston
had been arrested and ordered to execution.
The prompt interposition Of Mr.. Wheeler
saved him. Rivas had, it seems, determined
to sacrifice DR.. Livingston in retaliation TOR
the execution Of Salizar by order Of President
Walker.
"The treaty now said to have been made
between Lord Clarendon and Mr.. Dallas, Tor
the adjustment Of the Central American ques.
tion, recognises Walkers Government, and
Lord Clarendon expressed to Mr.. Dallas
some regret that Nicaragua had no represen-
taton in London. The terms Of the treaty
a,e those which Walker had proposed to the
English authorities. San Juan, under this ar.
rangemeGt, is to belong to Nicaragua excln-
syely, and not to be free port, under the
protectorate Of the United States and British
Governments, as was proposed BY the Web
ster-t'rampton treaty.
The holders of the Shepherds grant have
entered protest before the British Govern
ment against any treaty not recognizing that
grant"
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ton, and have more direct assurance Of il by
his recent declaration. at New York, when
he emphatically proclaimed to his country.
men
aIf there be those, Nortl, or South. who
desire an administration for The North
as against the South, or for the South as
against the North, they are not the men who
should give their sufrages for me. For my
own part, know only my country, my whole
country, and nothing but my country"
Young men Of America seekers OF true
domestic peace and national harmony, with
out which public liberty is yalaeless, we I'M
plore your patient energy; we ask you to
Join your voices and your efforts increasingly
with your fathers, your fro ends, your brothers,
your neighbors! Let the revolution be firm,
but peaceful, and in strict accordance with
the Constitutional rights of all the States.
Delegations, comprising among their NUM-
Der the most distinguished Statesmen OF the
Union, those who labored with you in secu-
ring the noble victories Of 1910 and ls4S,
have already been appointed to participate
in the National Convention to assemble in
Baltimore on the 18th of September. Among
those who will be here to cheer and encourage
you to renewed vigilance. will be Judge
Conrad, Of Louisiana, Edward Everett, Of
Massachusetts,, William a. Graham Of North
Carolina, Francis Granger, Of New York,
Robert e. Winthrop, and Edward Curtis. Of
Boston, William C. Rives, Of Virginia, Judge
Weisei and Alexander Randall, Of Maryland,
and a host Of noble old-line Wing co.laborers
from all sections of the Union.
We, therefore, invite you to come to US
with your tens, your hamdreds, your thou
sands! ample room have we for you in our
hearts and homes, wormest welcome,
public and private, OF Batimoreans, awaits
you at the Convention TO swell the voice Of
public opinion in favor Of our answering
National candidate, the Hon. MILLARD FILL
MORE, OF New York. We wish to see the
constituents here with their Delegates, to
Join in an enthusiastic ratification of the
nomination OF the Convention, and in the
name of the citizens of Baltimore, who 50
nobly threw open their doors to Wings Of
1910, we promise you hearty welcome and
cordial greeting.
CHARLES c. FULTON,
WILLIAM SCHLEY,
WILLIAM II. YOUNG,
JOHN r. KENLY,
CHARLES w. LENfZ.
Baltimore, August %, 1856.
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snow IL .ugust.--Iii !. .,alsd Thai lhcre rer

snow la tuyusf.--Ii i stated thai there we're.
on Wednesday morning The 9th oltimo. three inches
% snow on Mount Washington, n. H. and other peak,
also covered. On Tuesday noon he thermometer
on Mount Washington Stood At q deg.
The Petersburg Express says. on sunday afier.
noon, t3ist uii..) Il shout o'cock. vhen The vii.
mingion sud weldon.cars passed. through Coldsbo.
rough, The snow falling quito .. lhielly and ..
pretty il eel in those parts during winter. Our
friends in Goldshorongh must have been taken slightly
hy surprise the almanac gave them no manner d
notice u lhe phenomenon"
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soul for taking the broad American ground ne
did take, when he first set foot on American
soil. on his return to his native land.
have no doubt that the first thing you
will see after this Convention has closed its
Iabors, will be an attack upon It's members
over the shoulders Of Andrew Jackson Don
eIson and the pious horror Of the New YORK
Tribune will be curious to study. | would
advise my friends to file that paper away. and
see how its remarks will tell with what its
editor will do in eighteen months from the
present time. You all know the holy horror
that has been expressed al. Mr.. Donelson, be-
cause he isa slave holder. Why, when Gen.
Taylor was nominated by the Wing party, It
was well known that he was slave owner, and
you all remember the coarse abuse he recei-
we'd for months from the New York Tribune
on that very account. The opposition oil that
journal to the old hero was certainly subse-
quently and somewhat suddenly withdrawn,
and il IS not FIR me to say what were the
influences that brought about this conversion
1t pleased Providence in it dispensation 10 re-
move Gen. TAYLOR, and from that day to this
the New York Tribune has been employed
in rolling up its eyes in holy horror al
Willard Fillmore, and regretting that we had
not that terrible stakeholder back amongst
us. Never was there so great an amount
Of cant expended upon any subject as there
has been upon this; and | would say to you
my friends, whenever YOU hearmen talk dis
paragingly Of Andrew Jackson Donelson be-
cause he is a stakeholder, hunt up the paper;
OF iS4s and throw them in their teeth.
/ Andrew Jackson Donelson is STAKEHOLDER
and ,cds a Democrat. know him we'll; vel
enough to honor and respect him. ! stant
here to-day to pledge myself for The noble in.
teniions and the patriotic actions Of Andrew
Jackson Donelson !; and in these days, wher
sectionalism is rampant, and disunion stalks
abroad IN open day, il men are asked to vote
for an honest Democrat, they will MT ohJec
to him because he was the practical pupil ant
the personal friend Of Andrew Jackson.
will remember, Sir, that the whole nation
held out its hands TO Daniel Whistler when
I that great statesman supported he policy Of
Andrew Jackson, and gave its warm approval
OF his conduct.
Let these things be borne in mind, nv
| friends, and let them encourage every man
IN the coming struggle. Buckle on yruI
armor-or rather, keep on tina, armor which
you have This day resumed. Pay no attention
/ to threats, give no heed To persnaslons
March side BY side to the polls with the mel
Win support the candidate we support. ant
as sure as this is bright day tha; shines up
on US, SO certainly shall the victory be ours
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Hgskw1y's piis. certain antidote for DropsicaI
SWeilines-Mp. El1sbrib Henderson, ~ Naichcz.
Mississippi aged S. suffered intensely last Iall from
general decline Of health. her te, and legs began 10
SWELL strongly indicating dropay aud she became 80
much worse IN Ito course u few weeks that she was
totally confined 70 her bed sila her deab was hourly
looked forward 10 by her husband he made up ~
HolloWsy's Pills, which bis wife commenced using /;
after four weeks perseverance, with them she was com.
peiely cured having By means Of this medicine safely
passed that dangerous period Of wyFnsns existence.
These Pills ares wonderful medicine for Young females
With obstfuciio1s their health.
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The Haw river House and the Enter


iafnment.--pn Thursday last. The Oak City and
Independent Guards, Of Raleigh, and the Orange
Guards Of this place, upon invitation from the Prori-
etsr ohe Haw River House aud other citizens Of Ala
NANCE passed up extra train Of cars TO that sta
ton, al which place they arrived at about Il o'clock
They were met BY large asscmbage Of people, among
whom were many Of the ladies' Of Aamace; and we've
welcomed by Henry X. NASH Esq, on the part of the
citizens OF Aamance, in brief, bu, warm and anmat-
ed address, which responded TO BY Capt De Car
tere,. Of the Independent Guards, in well-desered
and appropriate speech. After this the companies pa
raded in an open space in front Of the Hotel and their
fine appearance, and the precision with which they
performed their various hishl graii-
flying to the spectators.
The dinner provided was ample for all the assembled
multitude, though owing to the inexperience Of the
servants it not put on the table in 80 inviting q
style as it might have been.
The day was fine and every thing bid fair 10 so Of
in manner much the qualification Of all concerned
But We regret 70 say, that late at night The proprietor
of the Hotel installing his policy, made cxacions moi
anticipated by the invited military companies
which caused general dissatisfaction among them. Ia
consequence Of this. after consultation among them
selves the companies were paraded aud marched q
the town Of Graham, distant about two miles, where
notwithstanding the unreasonable hour, they were
cordially received and Hospitality entertained. Ia the
morning meeting Of the citizens Of Graham held
and made up sufficient to pay all the expenses
Of the companies. for which thanks were returned
through Thomas Wehh. Esq o. the Orange Guards
Dr.. p A. Hol, replied in behalf Of the citizens in
handsome and appropriate manner. On leaving, The
companies fred salute, and gave three cheers in no
nor OF the kindness Of the citizens Of Grahan They
then retired 10 the depot and a, 10 o'clock took scat
IN me cars on tneIr return 10 Iheir homes.
The Haw River House is a fine looking building
and Is surrounded with many eonvenienees. watel
Is brought to il by pipes from disian, spring Of suf
cient elevation to carry the water TO all parts Of ih'
house, and the fixtures are arranged 70 afford mn
ny conyeniencies. Its new establishment. peAssn,
Il situated and We shall BE- graiicd Il hereafter il shat
be % managed 10 bring to il abundance Of pro
fiablc custom.
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Honor 20 Mr. sianIy.-The Hon.

EEUIfUF 70 VIZ 1ihFtys-I"t IIvH' bu"aIH
stany, Of California. bot at present visi, 10
hi. native State. being in NeWbern The citizens Of tina,
place. without distinction Of Plry. through commit.
Zee appointed for The purpose rendered . him pub.
ic dinner testimony q their regard and respect
Nj. s,anly il very feeling manner gratefully acknow.
lodged The compliment. hu, for reasons which be SCI
forth declined the profsred honor.
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Henderson Tair.-The Hon. 4. ". Venabe
has been selected 70 deliver the Address before the nsr,
Union Fair. nc held AZ Henderson on the eih 9th
and 10Th Of October next. Extensive arrangements
being made aud the next fair Is expected TO surPass in
III respects any that have preceded IL
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The University Magazine, for september

has been received i s printed and Published Il ~
Carolina culiisaiof Offee, Raleigh. II two Dollars
year. Editors fof the present yeaf--Msssrf. a. 9.
Avery, ]. G. Beleke,, g. a. Coble, u. r. Grady L. u.
Haley. W. H. Jofden. Thi, Msgsnns m,iniainl
fespecisbe character, and many Of The lss numbers
have hen rendered more interesting ~ The nirodue.
ton 81 oluiicnsry paper. and .efsrs u history.
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Secretary OF the n.

Secretary OF The Savy.---welearn from ,he
National Intelligcnccr, that Charles ". Weeh, Esq
Chief Clerk OF the Department. has been spPon,edby
the President acting Secretary the Navy in the TEN.
porsry absence Of Me- Secretary Dobtin. who has
turned 70 his home far the benefit Of hi. health.
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Cooks Nap OF Worth caro,lna.- w.

have seen proof d the ns~ Msp North Caro.
lima, By William d Cooke. 4 i. sery handsomely
soi W ihe lettering i large aud remarkably dsiiBci
and great pains taken 10 make i corfei Il WILDE
ready for delivery IN a few months.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-06

Mr. BENNETT, of Mississippi from the same rommt-
tee reiorsd senate bl nd the charter u George
town, 10 the District of Colombia
Mr. sAhDiDGE Of Louisiana moved 70 lay the ball on
the table; ~hich motion agreed 70.
The BILL aer being slightly amended was read third
tiEe and passed
RKFELEKo.
The following Senate bls ~ere taken from the Speakers
liable read and referred the Couitee on the District
of COlumhia
bil incorporating the ApoheeAry Association Of the
city Of Washington
bill 70 extend the charter Of the president and direct
Of the fremens Insurance Company Of Washington
and Georgetown IN the District Of Columbia.
b 10 relieve the corporation Of Georgeiown from the
yEnent Of bills for making roads OF Rock creek
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Proposals for Deepening the Outlets af ths Ntt.
SissarPi river into The Gu.f II Mex,oo.
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Mr. SEWARD called cor tbe yeas and nays On that mo-
tiOu, aid Appealed ali the friends Of the internam
pr0Fmn balls against H. for unless the Senat
should 20 to-day and dispose Of rhe reaBder Of thss
bills would noi Be probshie that they could be passed Al
this ses ion
Mr. HUNTER thought the appropriation bills ought Il
have precedence and after they disposed Of
majority in favor Of the and hArbor bills they
could be taken up and passed any time The
preparation bill had but one anenameni reported, and
could not occupy much time
Mr. SEWARD replied that that amendment would lead
10 a long debate.
Mr. HUNTER Then there is 50 mach more necessity for
Mr. BELL Of Tennessee hoped the remainder Of the in
ternamprovement bills would be disposed Of before the
subject wHs laid aside.
Mr. WELLER alluded TO the fart that be had refraned
from urging the consideration Of the Pachcralfoad TILL
IN order to give The friends Of the river and harbor bills
opportunity 70 dispose Of lhem.
The QUESTION being taken the motion Of Mr. HUNTER
was not agreed to-yeas ID, nays 25-As follows;
YEAs-Messrs BggE, Bright, Brodhead, Brown, Butler
Clay fEpAtrck hoUHtor, Hunter, lyeFsCn, Mallory Ma
son Ppgb, Red, sids Thompson Of Kentucky, roombs
NAYs-Msssrs Allen, Bell Of New Hampshire, Bell Of
TrnDezsee Bigier Casa Cosmer Dpdge DurEee Fessen-
den Fish, foot Foster aeyer, Harlan, james, Johnson
Jones Of Iowa, Prarce, Sr~ard stuart, Thomson Of New
Jersey, TrumouIl Wade, Weller, wisoa and Wrght-2G
IMPROVEMENT ELLa
The Senate resumed The consideration Of the bill making
appropriations for the improvement Of the harbor Of Du-
buqur Iowa The question being taken the passage Of
The bill il was mol agreed to H. nays 20 as follows
YEAS-Mesrrs. Coiiaer, Dodge, Foot, Foster, Geyer,
Harlan James, Jones OF Iowa. Seward Wade, Wilson, and
Wright-l2.
NAiS-Messrs Bell OF New Hampshire, Bell OF Tennes-
see gggs, Bger, Bright Brodhsad, Brown Butler Cass,
Clay Crittendea Dongss Fessenden, Fitzpatrick Houston
Hunter, Iverson Mallory, Mason, p-srce Pugb Reid Sill
DELL Stuart, Toombs, Trumbu, Weller, and Yulee-2s.
The following bills taken up, discussed and finally
passed:
Bill 10 cOutnae the improvement Of the harbor of Mich
igan cify.
Bill 70 continue the improvement Of the harbor Of Yer
ulion Ohio
Bill to provide for the improvement Of the navigation Of
the Ohio riTsr
Bill for conrnuing the Improvement Of the harbor
ChicBgo, Illinois.
The bill for inung the improvement Of the harbor of
Wsakeean Illinois rtJ-cted-yeas 10, nays IT.
Tue bi for The improvement Of The hsrbor Apaachi-
cola Florida discussed and the question Of its
passAge quorum voted; shrreup0n,
Tie Senate adjourned
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PuElSc BfvSu,-Th. AFhvile lNorlh Carolina) News
sass ibsrc was denocrAtic and Old line conservative
wbg diup-r Fiven Gyvsrnor Bsgg The SD o. Az
Eus, Dr Thomas DAVIS nil To ths love- part n Frsn-
hn ccurfy, uesr ~ yash Ire
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By Mr.. FAULKyER: III nsngriai 81 B. Hammstt Nor-
United states oonsul Pcuu NoTs Sopa- sking
hsi for oneys sdrnno-d the request q the suthuz
sguas f he United STATES govensnt for consular pur
poses.
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Nr wEILER asked and obtsips6 The unanimous c0R
sput uf zoe s-nsie Intro2nne bill making addirona
a1ropraaigns for bs support e The nrmy for The e
e5sns the SO of Jane 1881 hich read twioe snt
rsssrrSa 70 the Cou,mittsc On FinaaUr.
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The SPEAKER laid before The House papers from Il
Treasury Department submitting addiiionsl estusies q
the erection OF nsrre hospiiai New Orleans; also
communication from the Department submitpg
p " papers IN relation TO the purchase Of ground
Of The BOstoa cusfou-house Shirh referred
The COMMITTEES Of Ways and Means and ordered to /
printed
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United states Court Of Claims.

pArExr aoOP sRtxr-e-Ths tssses sss serrts rsrc-
fuls hsvc fectfrrA - et - - gss
puisf paeitinnsi ssrF ~ f,n lo
al. FrBshbsress = seautai fVe-, wheh r y $50 =
D., a1~-sss 4 or, HRo-, co.
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Mr. HUNTER moved . posPoas Al ihs Pror orders in
o-ser q proceed v ths c0asas0a r ths srnyaPFro-
rrisfi0n tn