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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14
MR.. BUCHANAN NOTIFIED OF HIS N0MI-
NATION By THE COMMITTEE OF THE
CINCINNATI CONVENTION.

LANCASTER, Pa, Friday, June 10, 1856.
The Committee appointed by the Convention to no
tfy Mr.. Buchanan of his nomination proceeded imme-
diately to Wheatland, where also assembled EK-
Gov. Porter, II. S. Magraw, State Treasurer Col.
J. W. Forney, Col. VIM Rice Of The Pennsyrania",
Col. VIM. b. Firdney j. s. Reynolds, esq, and Others
Of Lancaster. The Committee present were Geo.
Ward of Georgia, Gov Brown of Mississippi, NJ.
FORSYTH of Missouri, Col. Preston Of Kentucky, M
Hibbard of New.Hampshire, Mr. Manning Of South
Carolina and Gov. Lawrence Of Rhode Island.
After the Committee had been cordially greeted ~
Mr.. Buchanan, General Ward presented him With tns
letter informing him of his nomination, Accompanies
with few appropriate remarks, to which Mr.. Ba-
cLanan replied in a very happy manner. lie Len 10
formed the Committee that more fun reply would DO
given them in writing, after which the whole c)mpanJ
Fat down to sumptuous dinner prepared for the oc'
casOp.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
No quorum. Adjourned.
POSITION OF GOV. REEDER.
EAsToN, Ps., Friday, june -

EAsroS, Pc, Friday, June 49, 1885,
The report in relation to Gov. Reeders speech q
this place. telegraphed to the Associated Press on
Wednesday, was not from the regular correspondence
the Association but copied from one Of the papers
here and sent durirg his absence. That report Is
entirely erroneous.
Gov. Reeder, in his short address to his feowciti-
zens who gave him 80 cordial reception, spoke
briefly but emphatcay in confirmation Of the truth Of
the strongest accounts of der-Rufiisn oursgos.
He declared that his object in coming East is to pro.
cure aid for the Free State settlers in Kansas and
hat it IL then his intention to return and take hn
chance with them.
He has had no communication with Mr.. Buchanan
whatever end has in particular changed his views,
feelings or determinations lie left with Col. Edrdgs
for Boston at o'clock yesterday. On his return he
will address tie people here, and express bis views
fully upon the exciting topic of the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

Tie free and earnest conferences between the
Republicans and the - North American Del.
ecates now congregated in our city were continued
throughout yesterday with the happiest effect. 1t
was found that there is really no essential differ
ence among them as to the principles on which the
Presidential canvass is to be conducted and the
ends to be attained by success. The North Amer.
leans, in their public Councils and in private con.
ferences, every where proclaim their resolution 70
fight the battle of Free Speech Free Territory and
Free Kansas, and to subordinate or postpone all
other considerations thereto One of their speakers
in Conyenion-who hsd seen the homes of pioneers
in KaI sas raysged and desolated by South Ameri.
cans among others for no other cause than the de-
yoton Of the victims to impartial Freedom-ob.
served that, while he thought il right that Ameri
cans should rule America, he cared much more as
70 ehot kind of Americans should rule than here
they were born, and the remark was hailed with
general and hearty appreciation. Another (L.
Gov. Ford Of Ohio declared that for lis own part
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

Persons arrived at Chicago from Kansas state
that Col. Sumner bad ordered Whitfeld's forces to
leave the Territory, and they did so; but got rein
forcements at Westport, and went back threaten
ing to hang Col. Sumner, if they could get him. 1t
certainly was time something were done by the
United States forces which looks like REFRESHING
outrage and murders for the game of disarming
and dispensing the Frees men, and then per-
mittiDg the Border Rufians to plumber their houses
and abuse their families, as has just been done at
Osawattamie, had been carried to the extreme OF
human forbearance. If Col. S. has not done what
the telegraph now attributes to him. it is high time
he did it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

We desire our readers to understand that the matter
which covers our twelfth page this morning is an ad
vertisement and nothing else Its author being very
skllul in the lodges and tricks of the trade has
ranged to appear selection of ours aud has
inserted in it opinions which he attributes to u.s.
and puts forth as For instance, he gives the
public to understand that we regard The Ledger as a
first class paper when the truth is that in our opinion
it is very trashy. As rules only exclude positively
immoral advertisements we could not refuse it place.
but we deem it proper to accompany it with this ex-
planation so that possible, nobody may be deceived
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

be was In favor Of Free Speech Free Labor, Free
Land, and FREMONT, and the remark ELECTED
rounds of enthusiastic applsu'e. There is no mis-
taking the set of the current
The North American Convention has not yet
decided whether to nominate in advance of the
Philadelphia Convection or not; but a majority OF
the delegates would seem to be adverse to such
nomination. We most earnestly trust that this
view will prevail We believe the indications OF
popular sentiment are so decided that Col. Fremont
must be the choice of this as OF the Republican
Convention-but We trust no occasion will be given
to the demagogues who will seek BY every means
to escape the Kansas issue, to brighten Adopted
Citizens into their net with the raw head and
bloody bones Of prescription for all Of foreign
brth-a bugbear which they are perfectly aware
has no foundation in fact, but which they will
none the less make the most Of We deprecate, above
all things, any semblance Of coercion OF the Peo-
pies Anti Nebraska Convention which is to assem-
bic next week at Philadelphia. We desire the
NJ minaion of Col. Fremont by that Convention,
because We believe him the strongest candidate
who can be selecsed but if majority of the Dele
gates there as sembled should deem another man
stronger, we would have them entirely free to
select that man. ANY action here which would
seem to etter and constran that which ia to be hsd
next week a. Philadelphia would deprive the nomi-
nation Of much of the moral weight to which it is
fairly entitled.
For these reasons we trust the general Anti
Nebraska Convention which meets at Philadelphia,
and IN ub;ob all opnonanfs of Slavery Extension
are invited to be represented will be left free to
make the strongest possible ticket and that all pre-
vious nominations will take the form of sugges-
tons, to be weighed and duly considered BY that
Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

The Hon. CHARLES sunsERs Great Speech In behalf Of
Free Kansas printed in fair large type and forming large
stitched and trimmed octave psmphe, of 80 pages Is now
ready at THE TRIBUNE Office Price 4oc per dozen, ca
per hundred go per thouand-cssh- Orders ear.
nesty solicited We Republicans to procure At least
sufficient copies - let their neishbor and mark 70,
,Ohat Mr. Sumner bruay beaten by Brooks III the
Senate Chamber In fulfment Of conspiracy Of Slave
holding Members Of Congress- nearly all Of whom By their
resistance to Official investigation by Committee have
virtually approved the deed. Let the People hear Mr
Sumner, and then judge between him and his sAsalant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

The trial of the negro Wilson, charged with the
murder of Capt. Palmer, on board the schooner
Eudora Imogene, while lying at anchor near City
Island in November last, was commenced at the
Cocrt-House, White Plains, Westchester County
on Thursday afternoon, the 18th inst, and termin'
ated at l o'clock this morning, when the Jury
found the prisoner guilty of murder in the first de-
gree. Wilson was, upon the rendition of the YER
Dict sentenced by the Court to be executed on
the 25th day of July proximo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

The case of the unfortunate Commercial Adrer.
ti~r is pitiabe in the highest degree. Ever since
the Philadelphia Convention it has been cacklng
and fussiDg over the nomination of Mr. Fillmore
with all the busy selfimportance of hen with one
chicken, parading Mr.. Fillmore before the country
as an unquestionable fighting cock of the true old
Wing breed and none the less so because he had
been rehatched into political life by KnOw-Noth-
ing Convention. Judge, then, of the horror and
CONSERVATION Of The Commercial at reading Mr.
FIllmore's letter of acceptance This chicken of
the Old Wing breed, so much cried up by The Com
mtreial Adrtrtiser. proves after all to be nothing
but duck; and in spite Of all the clucking Of The
Commercial, and all its show Of horror and alarm,
as soon as hstched makes straight for the water
Unfortunate and dscOp solate Commercial! Here
is part of the indignant lament which tina. deserted
and abandoned journal utters over this ungra.eful
candidate
1T will be 81 en- that Mr.. Fillmore most unequivo-
cay accepts the Know Nothing or American platform
and procaims lis adhesion TO that party and 10 that
party alone He takes occasion to reatfirm bis full
confidence in the patriotic purposes OF that orSaAza-
ton, regards lis existence a. public necessity and
believes it, of all political agencies now existing, to
be alone possessed of power 10 silence agitation and
restore harmony by It's own example OF moderation
and orbearance. Its escing principles be adopts as
bis guide This is strong language, and not very pal
ata6e to M Filmores Wing friends. We hsd almost
said more than this. Tie Gems Ia US TO be discOur
teous TO the many Wings and Wing Presses, which,
forgetting th9 Mr.. Fillmore had joined another party,
have eIpreFs their readiness to support him for the
PosGei cy, his detection from their ranks nowith-
.ianciIg. We surprised aud grieyed that Mr..
Fillmore, who owes 50 much to the Wing party, and
whose suCc' in the present campaign depends upon
tie adhe sion to him Of the old line Wings throagho
tie Union, should thus Lot only entirely disas-ocate
himself fiom BIZ early anu s;eadas friends. bat should
utterly ignore the very existence of the Wing party
and deny to it any power to AID in silencng agitation
sld restoring harmony
Mr. + lmore appears to have entertained an
opinion, shared BY good many other persons,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribane.

Special Dispatch to The N Y. Tribane.
WASHINGTON Friday, June is, 1850.
Mr.. Buffers roSlavery harangue ended 10 an
era of good feeling. The South in their debates
will play the magnanimous and am'able until the
next outrage
An impression exists here that Mr.. Fillmore
will decline the nomination for the Presidency
when he learns the real condition Of the Know
Nothing party.
The Democrats are in treaty with the Old-Llne
Wings. AtJimmy Joness private Old-Line meet
ing the propositions made by Senator Hunter tor
fusion were considered. Mr.. Choate was not
present. but was consulted the next day, and ap'
proved the proceedings. Mr.. Winthrop aud the
Ol1.Liners of Massachusetts, are engaged in the
movement. There will be coalition Of Old Liners
and Democrats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

that the wbis party was dead, snd that he' IN
common with the other late members OF IT, re
mained at full liberty to shift for himself And
The Commercial, we are inclined to think. will be
forced at last to the same course. Indeed, already
that is the case. 1t drops Mr.. Fillmore like hot
potato, and calls Justify for Wing National Con-
yenton to furnish it with candidate till the hold
ipg of which Convention it promises to be guided
BY its own judgment, and to preserve STRICT
neutrality
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14
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Uness this 10 accomplished the srtice
Lao The Ladies' by referring TO Frank lie ies
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s,ticle and that their IMPROVED SEAMLESS WHALE
oxy ssIRT meets the unanimous appreciation OF the Laaes
& ,s isht psb easily adjusted aud the only sfirt
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T.. rot or place and the time yielding Ind pi.De
,dsn,rr ,,e TO position This coi is made under our
un and 90 twisted 10 manufacturing that Will not
,o or cur when and warranted wash without iaury
In these goods every obj, con overcome NJ gem
u1e arr ce il stamped L j. HOLINESS IMPROVED Seamless
Wuutgo,E Skirt and may found By the Trade with
Eastman Sheldon L Townsend W. Cock Co =; Ny
gait IT, Co Mills Ray, AID others also, In many Of TIE re-
s.us .,ab. nts OF the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

The steamer George Law, which arrived last
evening from Aspinwa, brings the California mails
of May 90, and over 80, 100000 in gold. The City
of San Francisco has been thrown into state Of
universal excitement by the assassination of MIR.
james King, editor of The Erening Bulletin, who
was shot on tie I4th of May by person named
Casey and after lingering week diedffomthee effects
of the wound. A full detail of the murderOus
ARRAY, with the proceedings of the citizens of San
Francisco, is given elsewhere in our columns. With
the exception of this terrible incident, the news
from California is altogether destitute of interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14
PURE CATAwBA WINES,

From the Vineyards Of John PARK esq CINCINNATI Oho
PAEXs SPARKLING CATAwBA being more generous, rch and
fnity ia rapol supersedng the French Champagne -
PnRKIs sTIIL CATAwBA, the rival Of the German Hook
Wine warranted OIL ly the pure juice Of the gIaoe
The quality ind importance Of American Wines as the deve
mept Of new sourse national wealth fast assuming it's
tue position We refer TO Judge Meg' President OF the
Institute for the fattepg report received by
him from French Horticultural Society of Paris relating to
the Cataw ba Wines we'll for the opinion Of the American
Institute whose Medal awsrded at the Annual Fair at
the CIysa Palace in October last. BARNES PARK,
- No 9O4 Broadway, Duane ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14
DESTRUCTION OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA
CIscIsNAri, Thursday, June II,

ORIGINATE, Thursday, june 10 80
The steamer Magnolia while entering the -
Shippirgport, IL miles below Louisville, this I'd" =.
struck on the rocks and sunk in deep ws'e'
passengers were asleep at tie time but al 60 -
excepting one, Mr Phillips Of Cinonnaa'
is total loes. Cargo mostly saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14
REPUBLICAN MEETING AT CARBONDALE.

CARBONDALE, Pa, Friday, june 10 To-:
A large and influential meeting was held IN the Gly
Hall last evening Mayor rockingham presiding. Inc
Hon. G. A. Gun and Mr.. Barker OF Honesdsie o.
vered addressess Strong resolutions were adop'ea.
condemnatory of the Border Rufian outrages
Kausas, and Mr.. Brookss assault on the Hon. Chs''''
Summer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

No more advertiser ems be received for TIE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE of June 2lst, as the space we de-
vote to advertising is already taken. Advertisers will
please serd in their favors for June % early pact
cable. Price one dollar line.
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FROM ALBANY,

ALBhNf, Il TIUb!, JUtN II M. a.
Judge Harris has rendered his decision, on " RI
junction obtained by the Chief Of Police, ''s'
Perry is dc taeto Mayor OF Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14
DESTRUCTION OF THE PEOPLES TIiEn Az

CINCINNA1f, FIUhy, JuH0 -, yI,K
Tie People's II eater. in this city, was entiepy s
s,royed by fire this afternoon, with eight otna -
incs' chiefly dwellings Nothing in the Thea'e'
saved. TIE loss il not yet accurately Known
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14
LATER FROM HAVANA.

NEW.URLEANs, FIIuHyt JUN :. LII
The steamship Philadelphia has arrived neie WIZ
Havana dates to the 9th inst. .,
Sugars had advanced quarter TO nan iss'. OH
the American ship Champion WAS sunk, and o''"
damage done. .Kw
Tie frigate Merrimac sailed from Havana tor D"
West on the 9Th,
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SAD ACCIDENT.

Bosros Friday. Juce ~ IA ,
james Thomas, Assistant Storekeeper, sN.1,hrec
the United States Bonded Warehouse here, ~
the fcuttle OF the building this afternoon. LIDO
killed instantly. lie leaves wGs and tsf7e W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14
Mttp9lork daily @ribm,re
SATURDAY, JUNE Ia, 1856.
CONGRRss.

SENATE, June l3.-Mr. Butler continued his speech
in reply TO Senator Sumner. Mr.. Wilson briefly re-
joined. Adjourned TO Monday.
House., June l3.-No quorum. Adjourned to Sat
urday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

San Francisco, and after it all California, have
again been cOnvulsed by popular uprising against
the frightful social evils which there ranky cluster
and predominant The immediate occasion was
the assassination Of Mr. James King, an eminent'y
honest and fearless Editor by villain named
Casey, formerly of this city, whom King had in
ceDsed by stating the truth that this Casey had
been in Sins. Sing State Prison. Casey, like his
compeers at Washington. was opposed to such
licentous abuse of tie Freedom of Speech or OF
the Press and sought King in the streets, and shot
him with pistol The shot proved mortal. This
might lot alone have aroused the people; but it is
not long since the U. S. Marshal Richardson was
shot in the streets by an Italian gambler named
Cora. and, though the foul deed was done in public
and in the presence of witnesses, Cora escaped q
verdict by getting fellow rascal on the jury, aud
ia still unconvcted. While hundreds of murders
have been committed in California, but one person.
has yet suffered the penalty OF the law, though
several have fallen victims to unlawful revenge
The appointment of a noted gambler as Marshal
in Richardson's stead by President Pierce (of
course misled by interested partisans) increased
the public evaporation, which the murder of K ng
caused 10 OVtrnOW Ill legal bounds, and
Casey is its predestined victim. The John L
Stephens left San Francisco on Thursday morning
and King was to be buried that day. and it was
morally certain that Casey and probably Cora also
would be tried by a Lynch Court, convicted, sen.
fenced and hanged the next day. He h I'd already
been taken out of the custody Of the leg authori.
ties into that of Committee of Safety composed
of two thousand of the foremost citizens who had
chosen an Executive Committee of fifty (the
names kept secret, whose edicts were the un.
questioned law of the city. The Press with barely
one exception, heartily support this Committee and
public sentiment seemed nearly unanimous in su,
tanning it, II is said that the gamblers and other
public robbers have long combined to control all
elections by " stuffng" the ballot.boxes, 80 that
the votes canvassed give no idea of those honestly
cast. We hear that the spirit evoked in San Fran.
cisco was spreading like prairie FIRE, and il was
probable that the gamblers and other notoriou. vii
aims would be Ly nched in all quarters or compelled
O leave the State. We shall be very glad to hear
hat this mode of procedure does not create greater
wills than il cures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS FROM AUCTION
sprxptp rush is being made TO kelly
FuHcusoss pol Broadway to some Of the Lace
and Muslin Curtains they selling at less than cost OF iP
taon early Also the largest stock OF window Shades IN
Newly York. cheap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

SUMMER HAS ARRIVED, AND so HAS kNOA
pocvx Mo,rAIs BEAVER FOR the latter most essential aid
10 comfort and elegance Of appearance drop in at No 2
Broadway.