The Placer herald., 1856-04-19
Political News

existed Ill NEW IoIk, plc'io''o w '"o "oi''
ton of Pierce, in 1852. has been re-organl-
zed. The Herald says that it has received
letter from 'old Buch" himself, containing
some excellent advice about its future course.
There is a strong movement in South Car
olina, the Charleston STANDARD says, towards
representation in the Cincinnati Conven-
ton.
The AMERICAN PARrY-Mr Fillmore
was presented to the King of Naples, at Cas-
erta, on the Goth of February, at a special
audience. train from Naples, and back
was placed at his disposal. He was going
to visit Palestine, before returning to the
United States.
1t is supposed, () very generally, that he
will decline the nomination of the Philadel
phia Convention,
The national men of the Massachusetts X.
Ms. have bolted, and organized a new Coun-
Gil. They met at Boston, on the 9th inst,
(65 in number) and passed resolutions adher-
inc to the nomination.: also this:--
"Resoleed, That the controlling influence
Of Black Republicans, as manifested at the
recent session of the Mass. X. n. State Coun-
Gil, hangs upon the American party, like an
incubus feeding upon its vitality. And we
trust the Americans of this State will so i'm
prove the annual election of delegates, IN
april next, as to cleanse the party OF that
blighting influence
The Atlas SAYS there is plot under con-
sideration, at the State House, to force an
election of T. S. Senator, for the six yea's
beyinning March 4, 1857, expecting in the
present General Court to obtain the election
of 'some such X. n. as Jonathan Pierce,
A. B. Ely, or Henry j. Gardner"
The Albany Register having abandoned
the Nationals 'to their fate the Y. S State
officials have bought the Morning ErprcSs,
and will publish it as their organ. The Spring
town elections do not show favorably for the
party In Ulster Co., last year, the X. Ms.
carried the / s towns-this year only 6.
In New Jersey the nominations seem to
be remarkably unpopular Her favorite son,
Mr. (he desires not to be called 'CommodoreO
Stockton was passed over; but there is some
talk of calling a State convention to nominate
him. There are 65 papers, go Wing and
X n, Is democratic, and II neutraOpapers
published in New Jersey. Only Of them
have adopted the ticket and they are all
save one, weekles, and of no account.
Mr.. Clayton will not give his Deleware
influence to his former chief The Whining
ton Gozette has seen gentleman, who has
seen letter from the Senator, in which he
says that he cannot support Mr.. Fillmore,
"and that whenever an opportunity offers,
he will give his reasons for Withholding his
aid from the X. n. nominee"
The executive Committee of the Pittsbnrg
Know Nothing has approved of the secession
of their delegates to the PhiIadeI phia Con-
vention, and "repudiate the action of the Ma
tiona Convention and Council, and the
nominations therein and thereby made"
The Republican and Americans in Rhode
Island have both nominated the State ticket
except for Lieutenant Governor and Treasury.
Governor Hoppin is nominated for reelection.
Know Nothing Lieutenant Governor, Mr.
Rose; Republican Governor, Sylvester Rob
inson. The Americans passed violent Anti
Nebraska resolutions The Connecticut Re-
publicans have nominated Gideon Wclles
Of Hartford for Governor, and Henry b. llar
rson, of New Haven, for Lieutenant Governor
The Wings ofthe same State have nominated
for Governor, John A. Rockwell, for Lieuten-
ant Governor, Joshua NJ. Carter,
The Government has received more affi-
davits implicating Mr.. Stanley, Of the British
Consulate, n. Y, in the enlistment business
REPORTED REMOVAL OF McDrFFIE.-The
| Washington Star says thaa Pierce has re-
moved McDutIie, L. s. Marshall in San Fran
cisco.
IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS TO CALlFoRNIA.
The Collector Of the Port of New York
having given notice that no packages inten-
ded for shipment to California can he corded
and scaled until an application has been
made, producing the manifest and stating
the number of the packages, with their con
tents, and the value of each; and, as the
agents Of the California Steamship Lines
have also notified the various Express Com
panies that no freight will be received after
| 2 o'clock on the day of sailing, al! packages
Of freight intended for shipment to Caifor-
MIA should be delivered to the Express Com
panies on the day previous, or before 10
o'clock on the morning Of the dav of sailing
". Y. Times.
Ex-Governor Biger, of California, is ex-
pected to be Consul at Stockholm, Sweden,
but the nomination is not yet transmitted to
the Senate. ". Y. Times.
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