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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-02

South CAROLINA CoMNG N.-The Columbia
True CarOliniaa gives Us the following highly
interesting information in reference TO South
Carolina and the Cincinnati Convention
On sae-day next the Convention ASSEMBLIES in Columbia
for the purpose Of appointing delegates to represent
three four hundred Of the citizens Of this In
Cincinnati Convention. We have idea of appointing
ourse delegate end Witnessing the deliberations Of this
meeting. We hardly think II could be deemed presumo
tuous it is equally in good taste for ap
point himself ID for fifteen persons to asseble and
auth orize chairman to appoint them, and then move
that the chairman be added to the committee The high
priest Of who presides the destiny Of the
Pdti has already announced who he thinks ought TO
Be elected delegates to represent the State and the
whole ehsne has bean gotten ct his suggestion, We
presume hst bis intimstons will be regarded corr
msnd, and win be accordingly obeysd.
President Pierce may, therefore, rest con-
tented as far as South Carolina is concerned.
His delegation will be on the ground at the
appointed time, headed, perhaps, once more BY
the potential presence Of Gen. Quattlebum or
the powerful authority Of Gen. Commander.
Hards and softs Of New York and Missouri,
make way for the South Carolina delegation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-02

The stated monthly meeting Of the New York Bible
Society held last evening at the Bible House. Aston
place. n. Kngsley, Esq, presided In the absence Of
the President The reports Of various committees pre-
aented showed the following csrsuton Of Bibles in the
city during tho past MONTHLY the Marine Committee,
a4as; by the Committee on Humane and Criminal In
stitutions 270; distributed to applicants 1873. Daring
the month there have been sold At the Depository 46S BIZ
bles end religious works. The Treasurers report showed
an expenditure during the month Of SITS 20, leaving
at present IN the treasury with balance hand at
the commencement q the month, q, 2o0 81. During
ers Of Emigration in retaining Castle Garden emf
grant depot Mr. Early Of the Commissoners Of Emiga
on stated that since the opening Of the Castle Garden
depot there has been much less 6chng Of erngrauts.
and rovs aud necessity for bible distribution. Though
talked o. secis,s action has been taken in this mat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-02

The HARD SHELL. PuRIFICATIoN.-The dele
gates elect to the Cincinnati Democratic Con-
vention will please bear in mind that the hard
shell delegation Of this State met at Syracuse
the other day, and purged themselves Of the
last remains of Know Nothingism, an article
in which they have been dabbling pretty large
ly for two years past Let it now be under
stood, therefore, that they have washed their
hands Of the whole business, and intend to
demand admission into the democratic ma.
tional tabernacle, as their right, to the exclu-
sion of the Buffalo backsliders Of the soft shell
faction. Nice question, that.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-02

THE STREETs.-A case Of spasmodic activity
on the part Of the Street Depal tment is no
ticed. Some Of the cross streets on the east
side of Broadway were swept on Tuesday, and
on Thursday the great piles Of dirt not having
been taken up, the streets returned to their
original state of filth. Some of the residents
in this favored part of the metropolis COM
plain. They ought to be grateful that the
department has shown even the intention to
do something. Meanwhile, the inquiry, shall
we invite the yellow fever here? Is pertinent
The invitation is most pressing, and the Street
Commissioner has done everything in his power
to insure it's acceptance. o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-02

NAbHIN6IUN, 1iHy I, Iovo.
No. o. United States, appellants Thos. o. IArkn.
et ~. Argued By Attorney General Cushing and Mr..
Gnlett for the appellants and BY Mr. Lawrence for the
appalses.
No. leo. Union Bank Of Tennessee, appellant, wn.
Joly's administrator. Argued by Mr.. Coke for appel
lant ard By Hon. r. T. Z. Stanton for the sppsnees.
No Io1. United States, plaintiffs, Vim. G. shactel
ford. Submitted record and printed arguments by
Attorney General Cushing for plaintiffs end BY Hon. ".
L. Underwood for defendants.
No. 1o2 Chas. McAcssn, appel ant, va Franklin Perrin.
Argued by Hon. John Henderson for appellant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-02

- WASHINGTON my I, I0Ud
ELLIS PASSED, ETC.
The Houss passed TIE Indian Appropi iation bill and
the bill revving the act Of 1853 relative to SUSPENDED
entries q pubs lands aud the act Of 1876 concsrng
suspended presumption land claims.
On motion Of Mr.. PHELPS, the petition from the mem.
Sers q the PtSsburg Bar against the official conduct Of
u5ge Irwin, wsx referred TO the Judiciary Committee.
THF SLAVERY QUESTION.
Nr. KAywE1, ldem.) Of Fla, spoke on the Southern
s,de &C the slavery question. and
IL. PERRY (nigger worshipper) Of Me-, spoke against
O. the Missouri restriction and in defence Of the epub
car party.
REPEAL The NEUTRALITY LAWS.
M QuuxAN (dem.,) of Mise, introduced bill to
peal certain sections OF the neutrality laws Referred to
the JuS iciary Committee
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-02

The OLD LINE WHIas IN LoT1oN.-Our read
ers will have seen that the old line wings of
Maryland, in the face Of the American Order,
are moving in the matter of return to the
name, principles, prestige and association Of
the old wing party. The ball having thus
been put in motion in Kentucky and Maryland,
why should Governor Hunt and the straight
wings of New York remain neutral and mac
tive? Is not the Union worth preserving?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-02

A THREAT OF MUT1NY.-A writer in the Boston
Coayier (old line whig organ) Gays that if Blu
chanan is overslaughed at Cincinnati, as Gen.
Cas- was sacrificed in the house Of his friends
at Baltimore, g the people will meet in con-
vention, and do their own work." and ct least
send the election up to the House. Shouldn't
wonder at all if the campaign were to be
reduced at Cincinnati to an explosion and a
general scrub race.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-02

BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEeaApHs.

Inters sting from vvsshinxton.
TEE TROUBLES IN NICARAGUA-THE KxCTTUNENT
KAJOk HEiS6-wHAT WILL THE ADANIsrRATION
DO "A COMMISSION TO BE sENr TO PANAMA, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Nay !, 1855.
Major Heiss called the Secretary Of State day.
and delivered the dispatches which hs brought from
Minister 1t Granada. He also gave Secretary Marcy
full account of the difficulties that exist in Central
America. COED deal Of excitement was produced and
still exists In and out Of the administration, and they
intend to take immediate action this subject Those
intercepted microscopes OF which appeared in yester
days HnAlD-erssted considerable talk A the
originals to hand government viii taks pronpt
and positive action in regard to them.
The Cabinet met to-day, when, understand, this mat
tor vas Informally brought before them. What
the administration viii pursue in regard to receiving
Minister in place Of Col French is not Known but It 10
rumoI ed that hs wll be received. Mr.. Douglas indi
caded In clearly what course he thought
II was proper government should taxa. Mr.. Weller
spoke iesngy the subject, and denounced the
foreign policy OF the Naturalization. The next
from Central America win be anxiously looked for. Gen.
walkers friends are sanguine Of his success.
The Committee ON Foreign Affairs in the House had
sharp this morning Mr.. Herberts resolu
ton It decided to call the Executive for the facts
before Recommending action.
prompt relative to the outrages at Panama.
The Secretary Of the Navy supposss that the sloopof
st. Narys there BY this time. under the nstruc
tons for her ordinary cruise but additional vesselof
wsr win be despatched om the Atlantic coast although
the orders have not yet been issued 1t is highly probs
Bile that commissioner win be sent thithsY to ascertain
the facts Of the case.
The Eighth Congressional district of yirgilia-ex-
Governor william Smishs-has elected Douglas delegates
to the Democratic National Convention
Mr.. sarges the French Minister, arrived to-day, and
10 stopping ct Wizards understand he again
his position at the urgent solicitation Of the French
government
Mr.. Speaker Banks gives grand entertainment this
evening
Chief Examiner Iangdon resigned his post In the
Patent Office to-day He intends shortly to sail for
Europe
The United States Treasurer reports the amount
hand subject 70 draft the 2lst ul $23 1856 oOO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-02

LATE IN THE DAY-The resolution of MJ1
Foster, in Congress, calling for Marcy's State
correspondence of 1858 on diplomatic linsey
coats and leather breaches, provided its trans
fer to the House should be deemed as "not
prejudicial to the public interest" Considerate
gentleman that Mr.. Foster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-02
w hig Movement In Massachusetts.

The wings Of our Legislature and many Of the prona
usut wings Of the state he meeting At the State House
this evening. They adopted resolution Offering shsir
asrescs to the principles Of the wing party, and de-
ling they would enlist in the ranks Of no party which
did not bear the flag and keep step to the music Of the
Unsonr A wing State Central Committee appointed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-02

Ro-sHus.--puripg the circus exhibition n Hsbohen
on Wednesday night, the dwelling Of Mr.. DunhAm, in
Garden street. was entered while the family were absent
AND robbed Of money to the anouni Of s95. Mr. Idels
reaencs in the street. entered but the thieves
were alarmed and kn without booty. lady had her
pocket picked In the circus Of 500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-02

FATAL AccpkSr.-An inquest was held BY Coroner Per-
~ upon the body Of named John Con- residing at
PAS avenue b. who died from the effects Of fsnr down
stairs ~ the above house Deceased vas "a years Of aye
ard was n native a. Ireland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-02

THE CAsg or orF,R vANDRNvOoRr.-ws have received
copies Of card from this Officer and Of correspondence
between the Mayor ard the City Judge relative the
detailing Mr. yAnderyoort for special duty at Mr.. Ca
prou's osce. inasnuoh the HSRArD did not publish
the particular barge Of which Mr.. vandervoort Gem
plains. we DO not feel called upon 70 print his reply
thereto.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-02

PHILADELPHIA, May I, 1856.
Mr.. Hepburn, Of Judge Hepburn Of Pitttsurs, was
thrown from carriage near WASHINGTON this nsraisg,
md tsd bis fkuN fractured causing bis 6esth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-02

Thu TarAH, &c--Pleasure seekers referred to the
CEREAL directory at the head Of the editorial
columns for list ofths entertainments to be afforded At
tho different establishments this evening Want spAos
prsysuts extended notices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-02

be ont IN the sun. We get Of paens ventang
hate II smell Of the sh0p natter what We recon-
mend tecause the wind blows right through ne BODY 80
will return the money. Remember, ms mot NE cad useless
plan of three little holes In tho top but besusa improve
asd better yet be closed IN mo2ssL Icr csn fsi oas
~ fcheerufly DOZEN ~ The rnanuncsUys kam mfos
Fsgner o. Tnare one Nccf hon rrosd~<y; :.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-02

From Iasusyra ord st. fhcmas, IN stesmsAp Tcnssass-
FRI vprezues- Nj Hseen lady and family nr
say. Esdgisuss and isdy sss D Chsnd, n. soslds As
,iel scnitbye, Belle. RIbss, Parker. SsxaA,
Mr. Leon de la ovA.
From Tbomas-J Crawford, lady family einInoe In
james MIL Robt Albeit MYs Helm, child and servant Nas
whistler y, Geek ara hay, VIM Reed. Mrs Koefor1,
Ceo,sss, Mrs osssv;es nosrs Z. g Ccrdoss iaay.
Lewis Mr. Allen, Mr. t;psI.n, Mn Jordan ana daughtar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-02

White, Leader and Introduces ef Fashisns
1r gerts bats. WIN Issue the stye q dab beaver xn
castor hsf CO saturday, NAY WHITE Hsiter,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-02

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Nay l. 1850.
Stocks dull. PsnnsylvaniA State SIS, S3X; Reading
Railroad, 465s; LcBg hlaAd, 1917; Morris Caaal, IA
Peunaylvanis Railroad, AK.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BALTrNoRE, May J. 1856.
At our cattle market to-day ATS head Of bseves were
cfered-75 sold for New York and the remainder
sold equal to SO so $40 Is net Hogs ower-salss at
GaS7 so.
] ALBANY May ], 1856.
Sales to-day OF 0o0 bushels Of East CAnada barley at
81 49, 1900 bushels malt q 40 Ulovsr seed is duh At
l3Kc. 14c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-02

caydr ais ha, has beeu cent from Dome Archbishop
OF New Yerk Inc fasy o ne rumor apparent ro0 III
eleRap ard truly beautiful has made m The ntsst sprus
fashion KNOX, Ia Bcsdwsy OF Fulton streeC O.
thou ard DO likewise. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-02
Fatal Raalroad Accidsnt.

Fatal Railroad Accidents
HAMILTON, c., Nay !, 1866.
In this city to-day Captain Hicks, Assistant supsrin-
tendent Of the Great Western Railway down by
locomotive and instantly killed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-02

Bosros, Nay I, 1860.
In the Senate to-day, two reports submitted frsn
special committee upon the question Of Kansas Affairs.
The ~ reported series Of resolutions which take
rong Northern ground-denouncing the Interference OF
tie border ruans the bogus Territorial Legislature,
its laws and the ofths national sdnins.raon
wards Kansas; declaring that Kansas should be admitted
INTO the Union ~ . free Stats, and commanding the
cause to the sympathy Of the people Of Massachusetts,
The utions ordsred to second reading. The
minority report which signed BY two members Of the
committee maintains the legality Of the Territorial
ssature and its laws and fully sustains the doings
the administration.
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