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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24
ITALY.

RoaAY STArEs.-Some excitement has been caused
to the Pontiical Government by the report ina, INC
President of Mexico has suppressed the MEXICAN ga-
ton in Rome and has withdrawn the Minister Inc
archives of the office are already packed up for removal
Worse st-it is reported that the JesuIts are beng
expelled from Mexico and that full freedom OF Fehsoas
worship is TO be established.
NAPIEs.--A revival Of two rumors come. from Ma
ples; the first is that the Emperor Of Austria about
10 visit Naples; and the other that contingent OF
Neapotans will be sent to the CrInea. Both repon-
are most probably doubtful.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


Per 4friocl LIVERPOOL, Inesesy ,sn :, ...s
Tn. arvss from Ireland and Cossvse aasiHs the past
have beeu moderate From Foreign Ports bevs on sess
7ss osarter. WHEAT 7Ie5 quarters IsDfS CosS 3bD
md i63 barrels FLovs and from Canada Ief qaAf~"oA
h rts in he same time comprise Cos qrs Wheat t4
GRE Bsrey orr Malt il6 Oss 500 ora Ind SS.
IN .arls s,a $50 Iba FLOUR There has been nore easn
Soins and altogether feeling IN the tIs~" sss '
Hesk A, s,sruls-
ep ard nycrics generally r.lsed their pi'
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TIE CRlhEA.

psies are 10 December as The Russians have in-
es>ea their qualifications Inkerlnann, aud have
~nmssl Ell new batteries the left Of the Chernsys
M.,~h.l pelis-ier does not icaVe the Cum"a; Gen.
Ws,,luurs viii act a. biz pruXy IN the Council OF War
"A Paris No injury sustained by shps-"i-war N
ths recent storms The steamer N~Wl ork hal arrived
isa Constautinoplel. No dspaich's have Den re-
ALREADY published.
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THE LATEST.
tBy Telegraph from, London TO Lirtypo'LJ
"WEDNESDAY, Jan. o-s;.o a. ~

THE WAR IN ASIA.
From As aoHifeur
ERzERous, Dec. l2.Ihe Russian ,,; army ,SSn VI
her The troops have been qusrtered in the town,
and small division of about 1000 men, consisting OF
Cossacks and irregular Kurds, have beea left al
Sohardy Dsgh, where il occupied the Notifications
erected in June last by General Muravief.
Yepi KEN village some "a miles from Erzeroum,
on the road to Kas is likewise occupied by the Rns-
sians who have there collected their large stores Of
wheat rye and barley. 1t appears that the Russian
General is apprehensive that sen Pashs y coming 70
attack Kars, for be has concentrated oil bis forces ct
that spot and has h fl at Aexandranope only weak
garrison, hardly strong enough to do the duties Of the
citadel The Turkish forces under the orders Of sehn
Pasha sti eneamped in the mountains OF Deyeo
now a coup de main against Erzeroum. The enhause-
ion Of the troops and the state Of the roads forbid IL
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DENMARK.

The Sound Dues Conferences which TO have
been opened at Copenhagen Jan. 3 are postponed IN
definitely.
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proper Commander-in-Chief for the Asiatc army.
The fourteen Pashas the real bane of il, and il
is time that this absurd and fatal state OF things should
be altered.
These councils do not express, far "a can hear,
positive dissatisfaction with 0mer Pssha, but the
adoption of a new plan of campaign implies tacit
disapprobaton of his conduct. The flank diversions
have been given up, aud serious thoughts are gwen to
the defense of Erzeroum and Trebizonde. There is
10 danger for the moment for the country il already
90 covered with snow that it would be impossible for
an amy to move. There are consequently from three
20 four months for preparation Under these circum
stances il would be perhaps premature to fix on
defensive plan, which might cripple the operations for
next year. Omer Pasha Is said TO have gone 10 Ba-
toum, and bis army TO be falling back toward Kedut
kaleh Thus the famous diversion for the relief OF
Kars is at an end; but, although i was rather
strange idea to seek safety for ksrs the Cinsssan
coast this might become IN important point for opera
tons in the Spring if be undertaken independently.
The position of the Russians has in the mean time
considerably improved by the capture of Ksrs; for,
although Of great Importance a defensive posi-
ton for the Tmks it offers no small advantage. to the
eneIny II is q pied q tCrrt, which enables them 20
occupy the Soghanlidagh and the range Of Lazistan
opening thus read toward the Valley of the Churouk
su but KaYs is tbs important for them, because
il gives them every facility OF influencing the Kurdish
tribes which surround to the south the whole province
of Erzeioum
In this respect the Government of Constantinope
has much 10 answer for. Ii has for years systemsti
caly intrigued TO break down the eudal power of tAo
Kurdish Chiefs and to make q source of revenue OF
them instead of taking advantage Of their military
spirit 10 form them into efficient frontier guard. IL
has so wei, succeeded that all the Kurdish tribes
Of the frontier are heart and soul with Russia, and the
possession of Kars will extend Russian influence ike
wise over the more distant tribes.
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ALEXANDRIA, CORRESPONDENTS.
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. Z, ID

ALEXANDRIA, r6O. 9, looO.
The County Court still continues in session.
We learn that the Grand Jury have decided
that all gift lotteries, whether of concerts OF
otherwise, are contrary to the State law, and
presentable.
A negro woman, servant of Mrs o. Neale,
attempted suicide day or two since by tax
ing laudanum, but an emetic prevented Sc
rIOus effects, and she is now doing well.
The election day draws on apace, and with
lts approach applicants become more numer-
Gus. For Wood Measurer-W. c. Reynolds.
n. N; }. Wesley Avery, X. N, are an
nounced. For Superintendent of Police. in
addition TO the half dozen heretofore noted
g. W Huchins X. N Eiihu Stanton. X. N.
present themselves. As yet, but one gentle
man differing with the Know Nothing organ.
ization is announced as a candidate for any
municipal office.
Our City Council met last night. TIE bill
for the admission of the Alexandria, Loudou
and Hampshire road within city limits passed
An appropriation of one hundred and fifty
dollars was made for the benefit of the Friend
shin Fire Company. Bill for a new organza
tion of the gas works referred 10 committee
on light Other business OF little import trans
acted.
The meeting To- night at the Lyceum Hal
promises to be large gathering OF the Dem
ocraey, and will, we presume, open the cam
paign of 1856 The municipal election on tn'
first Tuesday of March, and the County cleo
ton on the last Thursday OF May, oelng
merely preliminary skirmishes to the grea'
battle Of November. AAi'
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ORDER TO REDUCE OUR STOCK

DREVIOUS TO RECEIVING OUR EX-
Il tensive Spring supplies, we shall commence
to-day and continue until the 18th instant TO SELL
OFF AT COST for cash only, the following articles:
All fancy plaid, brocade, and stripe Dress silks
Rich printed all-wool French Mousseline Delaines
Handsome plain and plain Merinos and COberg
Cloths
A large stock Cloak and Dress Trimmings and
Ribands
A good assortment long and square Brocha, Stella,
and plaid Cloth Shawls
% ladies, rich Velvet, MORE Antique, SILK, and
Cloth Cloaks, all Of the newest styles, and
must be sold to close consignment.
We hare also juSt opened:
general assortment of fine and medium quality
Shifting Cottons, all Of the best class
Richardson and Barklie's Shifting Linens, war
ranted pure flax, ranging from 37h cts, to 81
per yard
100 pieces small figured light colOrs English Cal
icoes, at 12k cents
100 pieces assorted plaid Cambries and Muslins,
very cheap
Is dozen fine Stitched Linen Shit Bosoms
IL pieces more Of those rich ldstre plain black
Silks
Fine Bombasins, AIpacas, and English Grapes
IS dozen ladies' best Kid Gloves
Silks and Cotton Hosiery.
All will be sold at fair low prices, and all goods
warranted as represented
Purchasers are particularly invited to call and
examine for themselves before making their pur-
chases e sewhe-e. COLLEY SEARS
No 523 7th st, adjoining Derter's Hotel.
feb 4-eO2w
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEoRGETowS, Feb. Z, 1856

uEORGETOWN, REQ. Z, 1896.
The cold has considerably moderated Rain
commenced falling last night, and has contin-
ued so to do, until the present time; much of
1t however freezes as fast as it falls, which
has rendered it almost impossible for pedes-
TRANS to get along If, however, the wind
shall remain at the point where it now is, and
the cold continue to moderate, and ii ceases to
freeze, we think there is at least reason to ap-
prehend something Of a freshet. Should such
a thing occur at the present time, with the tre-
mendOus body Of ice now upon our river, con
sequences Of very disastrous character would
we fear, be likely to follow. We therefore
think 1t would be policy upon the part of our
" alter street merchants generally, to prepare
for the worst.
The Presbytery of Baltimore, met this morn.
ing at IL o'clock, in the Bridge street Presby-
terrain church, for the purpose Of considering
the e1pediency of dissOlving the pastoral re
lations existing between the Rev. j. NJ. p. At
kinsOn and said church. The result of their
deliberations has Lot yet transpired.
We have been informed by Mr. Vanderwer-
KIN, the enterprising proprietor of the Union
Line, that IN cOnseq Of the extreme cold
and several of his drivers getting frost bitten,
that it has been impossible for him to keep on
the line sufficient number of coaches TO &C
comodate the travelling public.
W inter continues to attract large crowds at
Forrest Hall, with his Chemical Dioramas
There will NO be no exhibition tomorrow
evening, but on Saturday afternoon and even
ing his grand gift exhibition comes off The
one in the afternoon will be for children, and
that at night for all who may attend. There
will doubtless be perfect jam.
No material change has occurred in the
markets since our last. SPECTATOR
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SHOCKING TRAGEDY.-A most shocking ira g
edy was enacted at Jefferson city recently, of
which the following are the particulars Mr.
Francis Turner, a middle aged man, and a
house painter by profession, and who had
amassed comfortable property, few months
since married young and beautiful woman,
to whom he was tenderly attached. OF late,
however, it is said, he had become Jealous of
her, and treated her with great harshness
For several days past, he had been very mel.
anchOly, and neglected his business. and was
constantly under the influence of liquor. On
the fatal evening, about 6 o'clock, he went
home, entered the parlor whore his wife was
seated by the fire, approached herin ferocious
manner, and exclaimed, "We've lived long
enough and instantly drew revolver and
pointed it ut her, but as he hesitated some
what, it gave her time to fly through an open
doorway and close the door after her. He at.
tempted to push open the door, but she placed
herself firmly against it, and successfully re-
sisted his efforts. In few minutes she heard
the discharge of pistol, and fall upon the
floor. She then raised an alarm, and some of
the neighbOrs entering the apartment with her,
found the unfortunate man in the last agonies
Of death He had fired ball through his
brain. The deceased was, ordinarily, a tenn
perate, industrious, and respectable citizen
NeU Orleans Bee.
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An EVroRr TO OPEN BAIrrxonK HARpon :

AN EXPORT TO OPEN BALTIMORE HARBoR =
Another effort was made yesterday morning to
open track down the river from Baltimore,
I'VE learn from the American, for the relief Of
tnose vessels lying inside of the mouth of the
mouth OF the river. Sixty men were employ
ed In cutting track from the point whore the
steamer Relief was, nearly opposite the Laza-
retto. The mode Of work is to reduce the
thickness OF the ice which is afterwards broken
oy the Relief, and a number of men in the
rear with poles push the floating cakes under
the Ice on each side of the track, so that no OBJ
structlon will be presented. Two ice ploughs,
each capable of cutting a track four inches
be put TO work to-day, and it is thought that
In two and a half days, with the Relief to fol-
low, track to Annapolis will be opened. The
steamboat Georgia which left Annapolis on
tuesday morning for Norfolk proceeded as far
as Thomas Point, when she was obliged to re-
turn, 1t being impossible for her to make her
way through the ice. The ice at that point
was three feet thick where it had not been
disturbed
An observation was made from the cupola
of the Capitol, at Annapolis, by means of a
large telescope. and for distance of probably
seventy miles, the bay presented an unbroken
field OF Ice The prospect therefore of open
ing track, except for the relief of those
vessels which are lying north Of Annapolis,
is poor at present, nor can it be hoped that
any of the vessels awaiting an opportunity to
60 to sea will be able to do 80 until the break
ing up of the ice with the approach of spring,
and probably not before the first of March.
The ice is not so thick in the harbor as is
generally supposed. 1t was measured in seve
raj places and the greatest thickness found
was thirteen inches. The ice below is thicker
and it is supposed there will be comparatively
little difficulty in the harbor if the track in
the river can be accomplished.
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he Democracy Declared for MT. Buch anan

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6.-Resolutions were
reported in the Democratic City Convention
today recommending the delegates to the
State Convention TO use all honorable means TO
secure the nomination Of Mr.. Buchanan for
the Presidency, which were adopted almost
unanimously, those voting in the negative
wishing the resolutions stronger in their ex-
preston of preference for Mr.. buchanan.
Much confusion was created by tho announce
ment that the Know Nothing reporter Of the
Times was in the room and ought to be az
cluded. A portion Of the Convention favored
forcibly ejecting him. Others protested, but
the reporter finally withdrew at the solicitation
of his friends, thus ending the tumult. The
candidates for delegates to the State Conven-
ton took an oath this morning that they were
not and did not intend to become members of
any organization prescribing citizens in conse-
quence of their birth place or religion.
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By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

SPLENDID COLLECTION OF ANCIENT
- and Modern Paintings.-On THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, February 9TH, at 4 O'Clock, at
the Saloon over Farnham's Bookstore, corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street, we shall
sell splendid collection Of OIL Paintings, by an
cient and Modern masters: Of the former we name
Salvador Rosa, Both, Puissin, Bolkman, CayIel,
Bold, Hutenburg, and many others of the latter
latter we name Cole, Willies, Searby, Cooper,
Ansdale, Lewis, Boyle, Richardson, &c.
The above are from collection Of H. N. Bar
low, Esq of Philadelphia, and are really fine
specimens Of art
The saloon will be open and the pictures on
free exhibition daily until the sale.
Catalogues may be had at the Auction Rooms
or at the Saloon.
Terms $50 and under cash; over that sum a
credit Of 60 and 90 days, for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest.
feb I'D ]. c. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
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HATS. CAPS. FURs, sc.

yENHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
Il fully announce to his friends and the Is
public that he hss purchased the entire stock s.
OF Mr. T. Evans IT., and will continue -
the HAT, CAR and FUR business in the store
lately occupied by him, No 236 north side Penn.
avenue, between 10Th and 18th streets.
Having manufactured for several years in one
OF the most fashionable and well regulated Hal
establishments in the District he feels conhdent
that he will be able to please In quality style ana
price all who may favor him with a can.
A full assortment Of gentlemen's dress Dlack
and brown French felt Hats; Chiidren's rahcy
Hats, Canes, Umbrellas, &c
' B. n. sTINEMETZ,
$50 Pa. avenue, bet. 18th and 18th SITS.
I., NrHk
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Flour is firm sales
of $500 bills; straight State at s7.62t, good
Ohio 50 BIZ, Southern 50 "a
There is nothing doing in Wheat. Corn is
firm: sales of 10, 900 bushels-Western mixed
at Soc Pork is firm; sales Of 200 bbls mess
at Sl6. Beef is dull; sales of 100 bbls Chicago
repacked at Sl450. Lard is firm; sales Of
1000 bbls at 10ic. Whisky has declined;
sales Of 800 bbls. Ohio at 33c
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Have saved $500 r-Tbi.rema,L

made by gentleman the other day. and
had been restored TO him by bottle Professor De
Grsths genuine ELECTRIC OIL" would apply 10 thou
sands especially the lsboring an who de
Ponds selfeXerou for support person can
money who Is half the time SICK lame rheumatic
ferng from PAIN but little timely caution used
before assumption becomes seated colds
the application OF this wonderful Electric
should be made hundreds Of dollars would
mad tolerabIe also Only Office south Eighth street Phil
sdeiPhA.
Ask Mark Grgg Esq., IS Marshall street. and hundreds
more who have been cured.
". B-NO charge for advice,
& Agen
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aud sold by Dr. Jackson, the Medical Store
Arch street Philadelphia, daily increase IN their well
served celebrity for the Of all Diseases arising
VI the liver These Btters have
blessing to the afflicted, who show their gratitude by
most natterng testimonials This medicine established
for itself name that competitors however willy their
schemes, seductive their promises, reach 1t
gained the public confidence b. the immense that
have been deri we'd from It, and will posi-
ton. See advertis emeut. dec la-sm
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AZ Or. Sanford:s Invigorator is a mild

laxative, tonic and stmusnt and is the
public relying upon s intrinsic worth
lowing complaints All Bilious Dsrsngemens Sick Head
ache Dyspepss, Hsbtus C0stveness, Chronic Darrhea
Coils Pain I'm the Stomach and Bowels General Debility
Female Weakness, &c.
For sale by druggists generally and by H. D. GILMAN
Pa. avenue also, By JOHN sCHWARTZ, $50 Pa. avenue
and by o. NJ LlNTHICUh, Bridge and High streets
d.. e. Iaps1
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. THE markets are stag.
nant, and prices are nominslly unchanged
Flour Is less firm, holders asking but So 12i;
IS only is offered. Wheat; good to prime red
sl.7OaSl.o5, good TO prime white 81 SOaSl IS.
Corn is lower; white 63a6jc, yellow 64a66c
by measurement.
Provisions; there is nothing doing in pork,
beef, or built meats Bacon in small lots at
Sic for shoulders, &c for sides, and 12al3c for
hams.
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FLUID Is Acknowledged by all Dentists best
preparation for the Teeth in Relieves Toothsche,
rss8 decay restores the Gums TO healthy condition
imparts delightful favor to the mouth breath For
sale by Charles stott Co. and z. d. Gilman. Washington
~
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New Jersey Legislature.

TRENTON, Feb. Ga joint resolution ask
ing the restoration of Commodore Stewart 10
the post of Captain of the Navy, from which
he was dropped by the Naval Retiring Boasd,
passed both Houses of the New Jersey Legis-
lature.
The South Jersey Airline Railroad bill
has been ordered to final reading.
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Bye. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
SALE WINES. Lion.

= cigars, &c., by order of the Orphans
Court.-on FRIDAY, February 18th, commenc-
ing at IL O'Clock a. m, shall sell. at Store $50
Seventh street, opposite Centre Market, by order
Of the Orphans Court. large stock Of Wines,
Liquors, Cigars, &c, belonging to the estate Of
J. r. Neal deceased, consisting In part OF
Superior Old London Dock and other Brandies
Champagne Wines, variety Of brands
Irish and Scotch Whisky
Very superior Old Sherry Wine
Claret Wine, Sparkling Hook
Holland Gin, Port Wine, Hockheimer
Madeira Wines, Santa Cruz Rum
Curaco, London Porter
Stoughton's Bitters, &c.
Also, a large lot Of very superior and common
Cigars.
The attention OF the trade and conisseurs gene
rally is called to the sale as the stock embraces
some Of the most choice Brandies and Wines, not
exceled by any in the market.
Terms Under $50 cash; over $50 credit OF 30
60, and 90 days, for approved endorsed notes bear
ing interest. c. A. BROWN, Admin.
FEB sd G. w. BOTELER, Auct
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rEIHaRAPH1c NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
The Weather.

NEW YORK. Feb. Zone inch of snow fell
during the night. The weather has moderated
and is now raining, but Pressing as it falls.
The condition Of the streets is extremely dan.
gerous to pedestrians.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Snow and slsst fell
early this morning, but IL Is now raining
heavily.
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Stock Markefa

NEW YORK, Feb. stocks are higher; Chi.
cago and Rock Island railroad 89s Cumber-
land Coal Company zig New York Central
go; Reading SIT; Virginia 6's CAT; Missouri
SIS S5..
Sterling exchange is firm. 90.
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HEBREwS.-The number of Hebrews in the
great cities is thus stated:-New York IL. 600,
Philadelphia 2, 900, Baltimore 1880, Charles
ton ], 800, London 20, 900, Amsterdam IS, 600.
Hamburg 900, Berlin 5000, Cracow q, 900,
Warsaw $4,000, Rome 900, Leghorn 10, 600,
ConstantinOple 10000, Jerusalem 1000 Smyr-
ma 5000, Hebran 5000. In Berlin there are
1000 Christian Hebrews; also some thousands
in England. Fifty-eight clergymen Of the
Church Of England are Converted Hebrews
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Clothing Emporium. Browns Hotel Building, respectfully
announce that their display Of FALL WINTER CLIO
THING is now ready for Inspection comprising
Iaent OF COATS, TALMAS, OVERSACKS SURT0UTS
VESTS and PANTALOONS of the newest aud richest de-
signs in material trimming and workmanship To gentle
who study excellence with economy fashionable
ticles Of dress opportunity offered selecting
from Of the attractive stocks Of Goods this city very
rad a. prices d
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. 10
gUyR USrEF,S SALE OF FRAME HOUSE

, Il and Let at Auction BY virtue Of desd
&c. one of the land records for Washington CO,
ID. c., we shall sell, on TUESDAY, the iztn
day OF February, 1855, on the premises, al o'cII
p m, all Of Lot numbered one hundred ano
eight Gus y in square numbered six hundred ana
seventy seven, (677,) Cabot's subdivision. The
Improvements ,sist Of a two story frame house
Terms: One third cash; the balance in 3, and
u months
A deed given and a deed Of trust taken to secure
the deferred payments
All conveyancing at expense OF purchaser
A. LLOYD, Trustee.
feb 6-WS&ds A. GREEN, Auct'r
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B0sroS, Feb. 5.--The American State
Council, this afternoon, chose Elihu Q. Baker,
President Of the Senate, and A. A. Richmond
delegates at large TO the Philadelphia Con-
yentiOn. The Council declined TO instinct the
Delegates, but re-afirmed the Springfield
platform.
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American Nominat zion. in Kew Hampshirs

CONCORD, N. H, Feb. 5-The American
State Convention, to-day re-nominated Mr..
Metcalf, for Governor, and Greeleaf Cum
mings for Railroad Commissioner. A large
mass meeting was held which was addressed
by Hon. John p. Hale, Amos Tuck, and Others.