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Fillmore American Club.

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~sssss Fillmore American Club.
- Al meeting Of the American party, held in
~zsss9 Shreveport, on the 4th August, the Fill
more American Club organised, and the follow
ing officers elected:
Presidential. Watson
Vife Presidents Reuben White, j D. Parker, VIM
Il. Hacketti JAS Pegram, j. a. McRady, ST. Hodge.
Seeaetarids---Ls NJ, Nutrand J. w Jones'
Irsasure--W. r. shivers
Corresponding Conmttet-Sam Ford, W A. Lacy,
u. +. Grain, w. George. Il. O. Oglesby.
VIGILANCE COMMITTEES m
Wyrd No AT Albany: J b Mccain, B. W George,
Hugh Curie, Fl. lies. At Cookies store: j B. Sims,
e. v Moo$ing. G. S, Groom, J, NJ. Simmons
Ward No. 81. s. Wise, E. NJ. Coleman, Thomas
Hearpe, J. NJ Ford, L. F. Holt
Ward NJ. 3--Wm G. Foster, T. l. Scogin, Erastus
Crosby, Wsn. Wyche, G. F. Harris.
Ward No. al. Markham. H. Howerton, F. NJ
Wallran, 4. A. Cutlif, D. 5. Wilder. .
Ward ~. BIB K. Stephens, Thos Mccall, VIM
j. Bsall, b 7. Peace, W. Z. Beck, VIM johnson
Ward NJ. 6--YE. K Hall, W E. Walmsly, D. c.
Blount, Thomas Martin
Ward NJ. 7--R. " B. .Eddings, J. c. Harwel. J.
F. Herndon, S. D. Caldwell. al3te
#5 Railroad Meeting.
I7DR. G g. You've and Col. JNo RAY will address
the people upoii the subj ct of the Vcksburg Shreue
port ind Teras Railroad, at the following places and
times, viz: -." --E
AT Bellevue III Bossier parish, on the lst Monday of
September. -. ... -a. g-2-
At Sparta in Bienvile parish, on the I'd Monday of
September. -t u. mes ~
At Homer in Claiborne parish, on the Sd Monday of
September. ..m Im
At " oodyile, IN Jackson parish, on Thursday, 18th
of September. ..o..- .,....
The chief object Of these meetings is TO solicit further
subscriptions to the capital stock of the company;
but these gentlemen, both Of whom Officers of the
company are DESTROYS Of laying before their fellow
citizens who already stockholders in the railroad
full statement Of its present condition. and future
prospects, and they are therefore anxious to see fall
attendance Of the people at these appointments Let
every body come. aug27 4t
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State Of Louigiana--.Parish of caddo.

State of Louisiana---Parish of Caddo.
TN DISTRICT & D u II T.-Snceesson of George
L Wilker, deceased. Notice is hereby given that II.
M. PAGE, executor of the succession of Geo Wiiker.
deceased has this day filed with the clerk Of said
court, final account of his administration of said sue
cession and prays that the may be homologated;
and unless opposition is made thereto in thirty DAYS the
time prescribed by law, said final will be ho-
mologated, approved and made the judgment Of the
court, as prayed for.
~ Given under my hand and seal of Office. this
81. $. the 18th day OF August, 4. D. 1856.
49, A. FL. LEONARD,
al3-lm Dep'ty elk.
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Sheriff Sale.

Succession ot Isaac l.. w Heeler, deceased.
CTATE OF L0uISIANA--Parish Of Cadde I'm
- the Second District Court New Orleans, No 1897
Ia pursuance Of order directed by the honor
able the Second District Court, New Orleans, ] will
proceed to sell at public auction at the court house
door in the town of Shreveport, parish of Caddo,
SATURDAY, the ith day Of October, A. D. 1856, be
tween the hours Of II o'clock, A NJ, and p NJ, the
following described property belonging to the success
sion Of Isaac P. Wheeler, deceased, to-w
/. The north west quarter OF section No. twenty
eight (28) in township No. fourteen (4,l range No.
eleven az continuing hundred and hity-nine
$4,000 acres. EZ@ |.E. l@
g. The.north-east and southwest quarter section
No. twenty one (2l,) in township No. fourteen N4}
Of range No. eleven ll,) containing three hundred
and twenty (320) acres. ....
g. The lots Nos. nine and ten g and To- of section
No. thirty (3O) in township No fourteen (l4,) range
No eleven ID containing sixty and iory-hree hun
dreds acres.
4. The east half Of the northwest quarter the west
half Of the northeast quarter the east half Of The south
east quarter, and south halt OF the half of the
north quarter Of section No. fifteen Ca in town.
ship No. eleven Ill containing two hundred and
seventy nine 80 100 acres.
5. The west hao the southeast quarter of section
No. twenty 100, in township No. fourteen (4,) range
No. eleven I'll, containing eighty l4-lGe acres.
s. Lots Nos. one, two, three, four, FIVE and six IL.
g 3, A, and g. in section No. twenty nine 290 in
township No. fourteen (l4,) of range No. eleven OLD
containing two hundred and seventy-nlne 20-iO0
acres. #@ -a -m...
All situated in the parish of Caddo.
Terms of saie--eash, with the benefit of appraise-
Such of the property does not bring its APP
praised value, will be ads ersed and sold at twelve
months credit Purchasers acredit to furnish their
notes, with good and solvent security, and also
ed by speciai mortgage the land sold.
@ THOS. r. SIMPSON, Sheriff
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1tHINA, STONE AND TIN WARE-Fine china
~ dinner and breakfast setz. and kitchen and tahis
furnishing articles ofsvsry description, for sale hg
rn2l a, ENGLE. Texas STREET.
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sheriff Sale.

CTATE OF LOUIsIANA-Parsh Of Caddo--In
~ Justices Court LAWRENCE, use, &c. VS.. j.. K
GRIssBY, No 1850 T. M. Gi!mer VS.. l.. X. Grigsby,
No. l42l. Jones ct al. vs. l.. r. Grigsby, Nos. 974,
9T5 and lis. ]. w. Smith vs. l.. X. Grigsby, No
1923 By virtue Of four wrts Of eri facias issued
Of the honorable Justices Court in and for Caddo pa
IRISH, in the above entitled suits, and directed
have seized and will proceed sell public auction
at the court house door in the Of Shreveport, pa
rish aforesaid, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of Getober
A. d. 1856 between the hours of IL o'clock, A. NJ. and
P. NJ, the following described property, o-wit: Lon
No. [three,l in block No. five in the town OF
Shreveport Seized the property Of the defendant
and to be sold to pay and satisfy the wss issued in
the above entitled suits.
Terms Of saIe--Cash with the benef, of appraise-
ment. JIM. NJ. LEWIS, Dep'y Sheriff.
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For: Sale.

SIXs A l Bnggiss. by
~ spriiie-sf WHITE. SMITH g. BALDWIN
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Sheriff Sale.
COrGDer'S Sale.

Shreveport. August 4, 1856.
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PROF. S. BERNARD's

New Orleans, August d. 1856.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival x the Hiasars ss HALIFAX

tsY soUsr rsyrrss rrrreR.rs-o'r'cS u WALL ~
HsIv,x, Thursity. June s, ls56.
The Royal Mail steamship NiaSars, Capt Rsre,
from Liverpool socn sftsr Saturday, May "a.
arrived here ST 5 NJ yesterday bat the storm pre-
vented tie TRANSMISSION OF she news until this MON
irg. She brings $50 passengers for Boston.
The Niagara left here at OF o'clock LAST evening for
Boston. where she will be due about O'Clock on FIJI
cay morning.
The steamship Arabia from Boetoc, arrived st I4v-
erpool 90 the 18th utimo.
TIE Vanderbilt steamer North Star arrived at Cowss
on the Esd uliino.
TIE Cunard steamship Persia, from New York at
23o p m on the ith ul, arrived at Liverpool bar at
uueht of Friday the 23d, but did not 80 up the riSer
uut hall pss four Saturday morning. The passage
to the bar wa. made in nine days and seven hous
meantime.
The ship Ericsson, from New-York on the 10th
utiuo, had no, been teegraPhed at Liverpool when
The Niagara sailed
The steamship Washington sailed from Southampton
fer New-Yoik on the 2lst ultimo.
But little news Of Importance had transpred after
the departure of the Washington and Indian.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

ul.l, tie sr.se. T. ,.s Of III. ~.ss ia 49,
c. sss ...1 sss .s'. a ss., n' ssi
ss M -,r , r, s ss s.asS.s': .s -
sh',e ssesi ~ y.Io. 'ss y ss 10 m.ssd r.. .::
intoifo Cc,p tsA eeen vssyi.f.-.
trviRFooL PsovlsIos sh.Rksr.-Me~rs. Ros.ri.
fsr, SoI sDe "t.r .... the crh. sS.s eas - ,ss
:es,, 70 .S d 's .. .. .ss. fs; ~; s:
leHa Ill, s2sss1s B.ses1gs,ss, s~a,.s s.sh t- L.S
f,s,s sac. .S.hip at "a ss4 tn. .ais.. ss,sssu -
rt ass r'.s Ss = s.s ] ..s "a L, "a ss .S
k~er; s.s. AIS ass sssrs.-A a"~s''ie ''ss'"
LnrsrooL PRoDrcE MAssxr--t Prs~ The Bra kerr
ceul.) Asst, 'ehsnsed sas sa.'1s,. s. k.i.ss -.s
sc,s Ss . s p Rsss
e.iume,e .,a st LNsksp on ,ssee beh~s SfSa Y.
wF.Lx AID srKxN oits weAt ard tso..e,,'.. .ssa. So
ca. 60 thhst 30, .s.n. The elS.s "a ssss sssssses
SSry,s he.sy .Da 0e' I%, s,s sr., n.
Ger eiss rn,sls ssLrrSrts dall 9th arci'"s 'eo-
Iospos M,uxrrs.-Messrs. Barring Brothers & Ca
rrott a- lxoN srs.t Gull ba' 9neted $, tSsfss kss~
Lao e. TiS .,esd, White wnx,r .sllus ssi s'as
Rec - des fIovs. 3 ass So,I.n sa-. kls. s.s.s,
L.sp VI ch.rs.S; husnes. huitrd e.,sru ~ SSI "mts
nd s:'AT s.Is ~, sTTs T.rr1TsT s T
LoSpoS MoSEI MARKEr.-rbe Louccn Money
ss'i,s Tie s.rl A.s sqaai.ed Il. q s'os:s
Snt cSr.ol. Sr wers, e..a a. sGgm r.. ..sss ,r,s".
snouI tel 90 Ooo spd tho deposit et " per cent is
gu red iu the ssgrcgstr. to etoec was rsn
~nhopt rte..ure bullion the Bsnh Of England had a
creased ksS.o0
ANkEIc,> SECURITIES s-Messs. Bell n Co repWS
slni,G tu.n.s. at unchanged pices Mssrs hsrus Bro
th.s epot the regular stnent cal os
ihe Ioxs o ults settled; United >tscs
Bouos stoehs lo4 lt5 Penn ~ Bonds. S0Gss Ma
rsid - toLds esd9c; Mssss. Aus-tis s. Bond, Sgroi
NtwYolk Ceiul =, Boofs, e0sS' N,w-Nolk Centss ts
7sdSs lie Rsirosd t Mosg-s- Bonds, ssgieei Eiie NJ
Nor'ssge 840s6, kno ConVetihles, 1stGSlt Fro
Furs sikds'l. Perm Cenral r. " sdsl.
HayRE MARkKTs.-Tbe sal.s I CorroS frm tho
ian 20 ut elusive ed go oses, ~thoa change
ION he otsiieps prev ou sdv,rtsed ss~'lesa. ues
q Sn,,re quoted 9St Tho toct 90 hsnd wa shout 800
hsa Bss.psrtyIs bad been cold piiees shade higher.
but the ch,csed the SetJ avosos
her. cLaI gec bushes moieraie. WHALE
SOM Quiet ard uucbsissd but prices hTnL
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

NV wHAnPsBRE Thu uew L|gsls'ure OF the
GrsIi:s STAT eoLsered at Concord u 10 q. m. of
Wecpssesy. Th.0a Melvin o. Chester vaS
chosen PresitsrA ard George 8. Bs<ob OF Newport
ard CALVIN My, j., Of Gisuin CleExs OF the Seos's
all Opp Inlon, ard elseted BY votes to ior 'ha
Pierce ea'Io.dstssNns vscsrcy ir- the seite to 10
hDsd b. joint ballot.
IN ire Heuse, Edward II. R:sins of Cor cord toppJ
,ho. Speaker BY ie2 woes to l'f for ). Herbert
o. BDn.ney (Adn J. with isIse sc.t1iing. John IL.
! CoodaIe Ednx Of TAs Baneass,er Dem0e'af. and
B.nry o. Ken. Of Iapesster, wers chosep csSks--al
Oppes't,"n.
| GOV. M,tcAf was cf cowse reelected Yesterday,
srda free Kansas nan chosen u fi .Se vscsncy is
| .ht 5t.s Seas:e.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

On the eleventh ballot Maryisnd gave Is entire vote
for Buchanan.
Here smother motion was made to adjourn, and los;
by loud crits Of "S,,'
On the twelfth bso, there vss no rnss.ral change.
Another Notion ~as now made to adjourn. and lost
On the thirteenth ballot Rhode Island hrske from
Pierce esstng votes for Buchanan and for Pierce
Agln motor 'as made to adjourn, and ,l1e States
called. Motion oet.
On the fourteenth ballot Rhode Island cas. her
whole vote for BGchsnan
The Convection thea adjourned til o'clock to-
morrow morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
lSaSsHm Gaea.
i,hx. Mfs Mifailes snl

Mr., Ccum.,. Mr. R.pcIurch and lady Mrs Mir.ne. .n.
dausbtrr M Bio sell, lsdy and Msdsme Drhciers
a. 'hlJ Mr NcDop-d sIe lady Mr Brs.sn sId broteet
M NcAsssnd aoy Miss jsiv'., M.a'me De Lsassy'e &
Lieut. Aims ioug Lieut. Col Andrs Mr. Lsmer lady h.e
children s.ant, Me. A,I-, Nrs s.ofn. a,d ssser Nj
Bray,hsw lazy npes srd hoy Mrs MoPh.son AID two s.
d-I Mr. neIrllsn MIR Psynet ard lady, Mis Wnsh' Nss
Purcell, Mrs Wood child, Ai.. Woo, Mis-, CO. man ssa
clnd Miss Attn an Miss Brett Miss brown Mrs Hsnioas
M.. jones, Miss Judd Mr. Eliot end lazy snd .s chldrsa
Mr. Mys, NJ hepo1sli. lad, ard eand' "a s'I.%s rs,".
cher MoCauy Cror.f, foote, Hanbsr, CIosdey Wuson
Corr, Hsver. Isurers. Tbo, D-umsn. seChAin, sweet
.er irde Prg Han Pcrter n odehsm Wleox. Ssfss
Baker h Doughty, Bl.ehuo,e kssnter1 Sehs'esnn e
nj, u- ssnteld NcCa nnl bsyey hsdwth.
st,piych Cbiswoh M odeovch, Msaia, Denons hopan.
Bsses eliI Irch.rd esht P,siet.r Bishop bfo.n C..
sly Hutton, mss Mcclellan M f'"er and isd' MI ''''>
nd lady
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
ASSAULT ON AN EDITOR.

CNcnsArI, TbuTsdsy, juno D.
C.o,ge p Bu.U editor of The Demosvatie RevieD
a, Vs,Lipaton, while making q pteeh last night n
fr 1t OF the Burnet House, dsDouDeng k1o~ Nothing
i,m ard itoliolism, was Interrupted by an indivld-
usl in the crowd with whom be finally came 10 oiown-
In tb. uelS. Mr. Buell. was stabbed IN the back wan
knife Which penetrated tbs lungs, !nfiictipg Ah,D-
o.,ous Nouud. Mr.. BVll. cODdiIionths morniSg -
critical bl. ediDg ibwsTdy having eosmriceo.
TIE tsstimony in regard to The affair shows TN ts
wa, assaulted 6y Democrats who hs~Id him call 1A'-
self al American.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
SvW-uANpsulKE LEGISLATURE

COscORD, n. II, Wedf frday, JUNG ~.
III. NewU,mp,hir, LegislatiIs sssem bf ed 5e,dsy-
In the Senate 1homas j. Aalv,s OF Ct'essr. W. S
.iectsd Pie,debs by q vote - ever 10 f,sr; sso
George 5. Barton Of Newport. ssa h hgo'mn ~'"'
H. he iIouse, Kdwsrd Ii; Rsirn' Of Coscsrd. Re
oubIicsp, vss e.cisd spes"r; recel"sg ,ss VOC
80. ,h1.e Iahu H. tOodsjl of 6snsiyrter, aud
u1r'y O K.u IL Larcsst.r. we're oas@ea Jerks.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
DENMARK.

The protocol OF the Daui-h proposition, to which
Russia. Sweden, and the Duchy OF Odenburg have
gwen their adhesion, published, bearing date o.
ilCbs.ance being that Denmark VIII renognce the
sound and Belt Dues for thirty i've million TX
dollar. AL maritime powers must gve "s'e''
ard Denmark Ii 10 reserve the ngLt 10 treat
,.parst.ly with the Powers not represented
in the present negotiations. The compensation
named covers dues both shipping aud cargo.
Denmark demands security for the money, and ap-
ror,inps the same a. follows, in round numbers
b,nuark herself to pay $50 900 rix dollars; Austria
% GO; Belgium, 800 900; Spain, 900 ooo France,
25V 900 Great BntarD 10, 100000; Nor"ay, to'"oOi
Olcepburgh 5000, Neither end- 800 ,ooo; pras1ia
4 500 600 Rsssis OOO Sweden, 300 OOO. i1Ial
81 800 O1O; leaving balance VI 3, 900 r'1 dollars
DIV, by Powers not above named Further, ~ there
EXITS a present difference between Denmark ana ana
Great Britain that may delay sette"ent, . i'u1'a
- to Keen ouep her offer on condition Of the other
Tov.r. doing the same. The document Is signed by
Bluhme, Teng goborski and L1gerhclm.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION IN P,rrsBURaH.

TT sHV N0Hi VtuH' '".J' 0''' -.
A County Con, eDtion was held here To-Day ~, s.o
mn nose of eectmg delegates to the Republican state
Con-, .ntion which to select representatives 10 tho
National Convention il to be held IN Ph''idtiph'ss
June H. Del, gates were cboss who have been pfois-
men, memb. n ii the Ams rican party. tbe rE-"'e-
t,oI passed condemn the course of the AdmlniSrs-
ton and d,nounce the outoge7 in Kansas and " ASH
Dgton.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
KANSAS EXCITEMENT WEST.

CHICAGO, Tbundsy June 8, 1885.
Tie editors 81 the five daily papers in this city have
orgsnized esumttee to tskr measures for tho imme-
dete meBt Of The Ksnsas) Herald of Free
dOm
M,Drsos, Wis. Thurdsy. June 5. 1886.
The Wicopsin state Republican Convention for the
election of delegates to tho Na'ionsl Convention ~
PhiadelpLi COVE ned IN this city yesterday chose
set of dsh gates, ara organized plan " cid cmgrs-
ton fo X als.ls.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
.AMERIcAM INSTITUTION or TiOnsoPATHY.

v WAsBIsGIOs, lbursssy .spe , 1890
A,o,s oAJer bu,,ps,s to-day ct The l.Sfrca, Insti-
,,ion o pan. opai.y tss as0 ptloa VI reaouthn
"rCamrnSry Of oxsu,s TO enhance ,aSiSious! inter.
60, by tke scr fee Of professional i4nIty aoc drco.
mn One ueuber csnsdersd gui'.J of snch eoneut
,un. ,seIed Tho meeting adpIfzsa &C. mee 81,
CLi.ags on tLe is1l wsdDs.ohy o.. sne naE,.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
REELECTION OF RALtH AstcALF "A
GOVERNOR OF NEW-HAAr,HlRE.

CosooRD, n. II Thursday, June D l''''
TIE New.Hanpshire Leysla'uIs 'h7 o''H
,.;r. Co,x.,,;or ., the senate and House, el'Sssd
R,lnh Me,eslf C,overpor sy tie f,llo~ing Tote;
Wells. Dem. 10; u.,cali, 0pPOsitioO, rs.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
THE, EAsT.

The evacuation Of the Cnmea, by tae French P's-
os.c, rapiolv stters to May 10 sia'e that the Ros
.sns ksr hing s.yeral TaraIs for assisting the Alk
m. had aso been sent nto eIl9, and others ca,
mned 10 WORK On the roess for life. The scurvy 1ad
srpeared in the English teglmeui,. Dan lurt h'n
unclaimed ST bhis. ,
The capture of the CircassL.h village OF SaSso.
and 600 cattle, by tn. Russi.s., Is cog1rms~ ~
,cIs from sosfu report the br.a isa1- d "a,San,
,rprni-e well.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
ARREST OF A MILITARY GENTLEMAN.

HAKRIsIERG, Ia Tbursd"y, JnLc D, TOO;
Gen. Small Of Philadelphia vac brought here today
in custody on warrant is.ued by the Supr. me Court,
for ref,ig to obey injunction declaring him fros
the command of The Seco nj Brigade. Aher bearings
BE- was nmiti-d 10 p'sor. Small has com"'ssva
from Gov. Pollock. John Tyler, son OF The Ex-
Pr sident. il clalnnLi for The poet.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
RIiSSIA.

Navigation was opeLed at st. Pessrsburgh May ls
Ccumtrcial advioes yet do not desonbe any mat
,is variation in the course OF trade. Ehe rate OF r.
change at ST. Petersburgh was steady. Ehe prohiol,
ton ~ exports Of gold continued, but wa~ expected
soon to be removed.
TIE Empress Dowsger OF Russia had arrived, % a
visit TO her brother, the King Of Prusaa. The Chi
Lss yon. 10 Warsaw The init English Il, amer oo idd
20 C,nn,tadt cal ed he Tyne, has been -t, VITA Al
her cargo. OF the Is!aEd of Osel IN ths Gai OF rin
land
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
SINGULAR PHENOMENON AT OswEGO.

OswEGo, Thursday, June p ioo".
During the thuncer s'o'm here yesterday. the lake
suddenly rose TO he hight of three feet and as sudden
" fell again This repeated several timer. causing
a general commotiop in the harbor, vessels being
toss. d back ard forth.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
FROM WASHINGTON.

WasHiSGTos, Thurs ny, June 3, 1886 =.
s.,.,or T,uutut with view of The restoration ~
peace ID Kansas prepared bill which he will 5000
in,oduce propo-g The annexation of that Territosy
To Nebrsskshe t'rus Of all The ofbcers ot nanssAs
and all the laws and supposed la~r, to cease.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LryEzsooL C0IToS

LIVERPOOL C0IToS NARKtI.-lne lIa'iiDI. ~ ,boat "A
= -, u dselt1e the lower qa.IiLs- =. 49,
!, uas tsir sDe Dioas Se'ero'o2r r.. -. o. a. ~sss
-.s 5, &c hslss- ineiuiias o'p g. -.
7oo = sIto,tr. les s..s on I.aaj - ..ooss. COX
,bs MAKE, eiosins hra Inc 20 "a - ~.
49,. i.nvr.ysn.ri The SLOWING were - '''"'''''
tisss o Spo1 II
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
CONGRESSIONAL ELECrON.

ST. Louis, wedn-sday Jrse :.
Gover,or Price Of NJ .souri h,s ordered an s'ect0n
to b Asld on the sr,, Mold,y q August, 10 d. the
vscssey. ccca..O.d in Cor gress BY e death OF Hon
John .. Ml.sT.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
FRANCE.

Baron Hubner has presented his credentials as MIN
ist.r from Austria NJ resident Minister has yet been
apoointed d from kussa-COuut Orof at present per-
forming the duties The Ptinces Macmillan OF Austria
ard O,car of Sweden have attended review aud the
bos given il thtir honor by the Emperor The bap-
fism 6f tie Prince Imperial will take place about the
middle of June; the Legislative Session viii be extern
deu tn witness the event.
NJ Therry, historian of the Norman Conquest, died
at Paris on the 32d ult.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
.o~,tp Sr-NNEp.

D1.,R y. H., II ursday, } enc s. lsSo.
Tta 10, - p Use addre--eT large >anhet
n.1sCr HS.,rg @ in II, Cay HaP last eyeaia , 2syf
Which Msyor Pierce presided. F'0g ie.o..'9hl, =, ",
s(crted dtn,uncing the ouiisgT Pefpe'" " ~
Brock. on Nj >1InIeF'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
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lhsn.,nesn The inpori. of American dsserguon. lar
>. 81 amounted 1880 ssl-s He.sfs bno~a, Sap
r. .rA otrsr. report th- secliE- too lover sosln-
~ Lut hardly cOgirr 20 the lasi <ufe I1sy zoe
wbl- a '6dlius ssd ,i.nds AtAI>s AZ g. sna se"'
1,,is.fs Md linz SlSd.
MAscHrsIER MAEEsrs.-Trade 10 Manchester had
been duh l. say Ps st .-s sees ssi n improve" toward
b. close .
LIyYRPooL BRyADsTrFTs MAREET. TIE Brokers'
Ctrcusr r-rort, tuile ,reelive d-GAAS for Fur saf
uc.s tre Ov The qgofsofs vary snewhtt hat g-nsi
.y es,,r1 Gaze "a lied - c'ii O.io 81 9J7i BAi l.
Iacr. 1rt Ftisdeptts al Css'aa. 81 so g; soar
g:s What u lGn. a. 6sm'gAees susaG 20. patti
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
NE mt wac carried against the Buchanan Interest.
Rush ard Guthrie are most menioned for the nomi-
patton, but Virginia viii dictate the mau
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Rush ard Guthrie are most meniioned for tn, noui.
patton, but Virginia will dictate the man
THE LATEST.
CINCINNATI jane 5, I356-10 p. NJ
There are lve! tunes OF the b irnet II 'u-e TO-
nilht. TIE Buchanan meo say it will certainly
be oil Iehtn the morning; add, tho contrary, hs
Douglas men cay Buchanan has his best vote.
There is more courage and confidence among the
Anti. Buchanan men tsan have seen before. Vif.
ginia ia in trouble iD caucus. If she breaks, Bu-
chansn is overheard. Pierce will not be with
drawn long he keep a single
vote from BuchaL an but many of hi' friend, will
change to Douglas tO-mOrrOs. Toe Douglas
people ella m that Michigan will leave b ichaa4n
for them; also Wi-cOssin If necessary; and they
are hard at work on Indiana which elected a
Douglas delegation bus has been brought up for
Buchaosn. Ma,sacsu'ests will givo one mrre
Buchanan vote tomorrow. Haiiest is ready II g
t. time. The majority vote for Buchanan inspires
bis frier de with great confidence aud deter ninaOn.
Everything is uueertaia and exc,sog, and there
will be high times TO- morrow Tne Sofs are
throwing themselves az anst Old Back Mr.. Blell,
who was stabbed last ni9h,, will survive.
THE VERY LATEST
CINCINNATI, Juus 5-Ml6aight.
The bold game of W. hdrawiog Pierce and con-
centrating OIL Douglas will probably be played ia
the morning by the opponents OF bachaoaa. Ii
will run Buchanans vote up toa hundred and sixty,
but t 10 believed he can be held there 70 all time.
He Ids Virginia only by a small majority.