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They are first truths III medicine. FROM
some unknown cause, this accumulation
and pressure was determined to pnrtcniar
portion OF tho brain, where icarlessneta %
conscaucnrcs arc situated; and We behave,
il the prisoners brain could bG examined
this day, that portion oi 1t, most ptohnuIy
small IN the beginning, would br iouh0 ale
most wholly waning, having been d"sl'9y
ed by long continued pressure, or TO BE- e'
abnormal structure.
We believe that n medical trca'mc.',
which would have Wcrnly icfdIcted V@
use of the cl"nr materially at first, and grad
ualv thereafter, until ils final cx,incilon,
iupcthcr with securing II natOra condition
oi daily acting bowels, with PLAIN an
substantial dlct-nnd kept him mlhers- would
have saved him aud all his from the subso-
uucut canmities. Artificial cxciiements,
whether from tobacco, opium, or olcobol,
# larprIy pcrscver0d in, will work rum 10
mind, body, aud soul, II is right that It
shuuld be 80. Omnipotence Las ordained
II. II man Is IN phyrical condition
which linprls him 10 do what ~ illegal or
II hc bc N "a mental condiiion which imfel'
hlm Ia do what is Illegal he qnrfloh
whether hc is TO ho punished or not oH-
pcnds upon the manner III whlch h@ bo'
came subject 10 that condition. II such con
,iIukr on other occurrence out oi hi' con
troll he should 90 free Of penal suffering
but II he placed hImrci ~ that cord Non
by the unhfld!cd ind, l2cuce OF hh nPpo
tI,or nf hir PASSIONS, he ough 10 be made
10 suffer lust penalty, whether he hh"T
that such lndulpcncrs tended TO huth re-
suit or not. II - a mans duty to ihiofm
himself OF phy.olupcal as vel as c'Va
! laws ignorance ui the former Ought no
/ 10 york bis ebcapc, any more than ign'-
/ rance or tho later does: Otherwise, a nsG
! has uuly tn n1t dfGuk 10 secure lmpunl.Y
/ from any crinc which may bc cofnmritr
| N that condition; thus -. p"ual stainlea
! become a farce, aud aDatchy rdea fanpan.
! through the land
So al.o, /! man pcrYer's his moral serss,
and by = course ~ vicious reasoning pc:
rualra hiin-c., Utar he ought 10 cOmma
murder aud llink ol ir 20 much as - inrI
| impri.rd 10 uufisr some ote, he is prop
crlv amcuul Nc 70 the laT of the land.
| ni.no very difficult matter tor ordinary
. mind 20 puiaUat: ''cm-e.TGs as 70 any
led courr-'.a' % l4 :gh,. tAa, there
. is no Iarn IN j. and that. il they meant ~
, harm by il. no b.arre could be attached
I hu'. II lpf such hlri4v cras1crailonz, rnsn
are 70 he egcG.cd isom pcna..sa, her.
IAN cnd a, once 70 s.i laY and - 4. gcT-
eminent
Tic corc'asion r. tic whole mater j.
his. E,cry man .h9l.i bc A9-j fesps1s.
bic for biz "rr1r, unless thy l-c c.eat.y
proved IN be the T"-gI, p. . pays .cal. men
'a!. or moral condition Vul"H Re :sc no
/ agrncY IN originating ~ eE42ce;a'Ing =
r q criminal point Eerca lie prisoner va
cpay.c:e1 --HgH, Js"'nai u H-otA.
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Mr.. Baum voted for lsaac Slsnker.
Mr.. Young voted for Thomas S. Bell.
Whole number Of votes cast isi-neces.
sary 10 choice &C.
There being no choice the names of
Msssrs, Hughes, Brawley and Henker were
Withdrawn.
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After the 10Th ballot motion was made
to adjourn till ~ O'Clock, bu. disagreed TO,
Yeas 81, nays72.
After the iah ballot, motion ves made
10 adjourn ill O'Clock, and lost.-Yeas e5,
nays 81.
Tho Convention finally, afer tho iith bal.
lot, adjourned till half past eight o'clock.
EVENING srssIos.
The Convention met again at 81 O'Clock,
when the fifteenth ballo, was taken, and re-
suited as follows
rFrEENTm VOTE.
Packer, IL Wirc, 40
Black, - Hopkins, Ii
Mr., Cessna moved that on each successive
ballot after tho mex, the lowest candidate
shall be dropped,
MIR, Carigan moved 10 lay the motion on
the table.
The Chair decided the motion out Of o..
der. The motion must be postponed.
MIR, Cessna advocated his motion If
adopted one or the other of the candidates
IT usl be nominated in few ballots. If the
balloting continued as row, much longer,
delegates would become embh,cted, mud
would say harsh things, 10 the injury of the
prospects Of the party.
Mr whallon opposed the mohon.
MI Mcdowell hoped The proposition would
prevail after another vote.
The whole subject was then postponed for
the present, and the Convention resumed the
ballolnS with the following result:
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sary 10 choice, 81.
The Sd, 9TH, 9Th, aud 9th votes were nearly
the same, Hopkins falling of to 6, and the
other candidates ssverally gaining slightly.
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The nomination was made unanimous.
The Convention proceeded to ballo, for
Canal Commissioner with tho following re-
suit, two ballots having been taken:
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| The announcement was received with
much applause, and a resolution was then
offered and adopted 10 make the nomination
unanimous.
NOMINATION OF SUPREME JUDGE AND CANAL
COMMISSIONERS.
Harrisburg, March 3d.-The Convention
remained in session till half past 12 o'clock
this morning.
The following is the vote for Governo, on
the oath ballot:
For WIN. F. PAcKER-Messrs. Aricks, Ahl,
Baum, Brown, Blanding, Blood, Boyer, Buck.
alew, Bowman, Bower, Carl, Cessna, Cum.
mings, Clover, Danner, Dieffenbach, Evans,
Finch, Flannery, Frost, Forney, Gemmi,
Gilliland, Grier, Garvin, Harizel, Hull Hun.
Ter, Horn, Irwin, James, Jamison, Kulz,
Knox, Kautz, Lauman, Mccormick, (Mon-
tour) MKinslry, Mccormick, (Northumber-
land) Moore, MoCurdy, Orr, Price, Patton,
Piolelt, Plumer, Patterson, Ringwalt, Sager,
Smyser, Simmer, Smith, (Berks) Shaw. Scar.
borough, Sharp, Schnable, Sloan. Staufer,
Steele, Seybert, Sherwood, Taylor, (Erie,)
Thomas, Wuuder, Woodruff, Ward, (Schuyl-
klI,) Ward, (Susquehanna,) and Young
SO.
For WIN. H. WIrTE-Messrs. Ayres, Ack-
er, Allen, Boggs, Brooks, Bucker, Brush,
Burnett, Bonsall, Breuner, Campbell, Craig,
Crawford, Carrigan, Deal, Danahower, Dill
niger, Edwards, Esber, Nipple, Johnson,
Killain, Lippincolt, Lindsay, Morrison, Miller,
Marlin, M'Kee, M'Dowell, M'Kinuey, Nor.
ris. M'Mullin, Murray, Magee, M'GIency,
Nebbinger, Reilly, Ruledge, Rambo, Slater,
Sturgeon. School, Swan, Tippin, Weslcoti,
Whallon, Workman, Wolf, Worrel, Wood,
and Yeager-5f.
FoR SAMUEL BLAcK--Messrs. Blackburn,
Bruha, Breslin, Clarke, Dunn, Gibson, Huey,
Herdman, McGeo, Shannon. Searighi, Sam.
son, Taylor, tBeaver,) and Wsyand-i4,
After affecting the nomination Of Governor,
the Convention proceeded to the nomination
OF candidate for Supreme Judge. The bal.
lots were ,aksn which stood as follows:
fst Ballot al Ballot
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PRrslpeNr,
PHILIP JOHNSTON, OF Northampton.

VICE rREstpENrS,
Goo. W Nehinser, II. l.. nie0enbsch,
Charles Wouell, J, NJ Grimmill,
W, A. Edwarjs, Wallace Geytert,
Peter Ramho, John Standing,
John C. Rrenner, +. w. Knox,
A. IT, Tipriu, W, T. Garviu,
Samuel Rnswalt, Jonathan Ayres,
Edward Thomas, VIM. H. Mckee,
w II Patton, :. II. Blackburn,
VIM, NJ, Brcslin, Finley Patterson,
II. Alricks, Daniel Weyand,
John A. Slater, J. n. crawford,
Charlcs Burnett, John Cummings,
]. Il, Dauner, J, Il. Seari2hl,
John Ahl, Isaac Ward,
John hsizsll, Edward Flannery,
SECRETARIES.
J. II Huey, JOS Lindsay.
Juo. Campbell, l.. II Shaw,
+. L., Ackcr, II. A. Bosgs,
a, Mckinney, DR.. Brown,
The report of the Committee was adopted,
and the President on taking his seat, made
brief address, returning thanks for the honor
conferred, and enjoined harmony of action,
predicting another great triumph, next Fall
Mr., Shannon, of Allegheny, moved the ap.
point Of Commitlee on resolutions, con.
sistiug of one from each Senatorial district.
On motion of Mr.. Cessna, the resolution
was amended reducing the number Of the
Committee 10 seven.
Adjourned till half-past two o'clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention re.assembled at half. past
two O'clock, when the Committee on resolu-
tons was announced, consisting Of Messrs,
Shannon, Buckalew, Workman, Wescot!,
Shrner, Carrigan and Bonsall.
The Convention then proceeded 10 make
nominations for candidates 70: Governor. A
number OF names were placed in nomination,
and among them Hon. John L. Dawson and
Gen. Seth Clover, which were subsequently
withdrew.
The first ballot for a candidate was then
taken and resulted as follows:-
Messrs. Alrioks, Ahl, Blanding, Brua,
Buckalew, Bowman, DiefTenbach, Evans.
Finch, FIaurery, Gilliland, Hunter, Ku,z,
Knox, Lauman, Carl, Mccormick, McCurdy,
Orr, PioIelt, Smyser, Smith, Shaw, scarbo-
rough, schnabel, Steele, Seyber, Sherwood,
Thomas, Wunder and Ward (Susquehanna,)
3i-vo,ed for VIM. F. Packer.
Messrs. Acker, Allen, Bucher, Bonsall,
Brenner, Campbell, Carrigan, Deal, Daneu-
hover, Edwards, Esher, Kllian, Lppencot',
Morrison, Miller, McGhee, Morris, McMul-
lin, Murray, McGlency, Nebbineer, Wonell,
Rambo, sager, Surgeon, School, Tippin,
Wescott and Yeager, 29-voled for VIM. H.
Wiue.
Messrs. Avres, Blood, Blackburn, Boggs,
Cessna, Crawford, Clarke, Dunn, Gibson,
Huey, Hsrdman, Irwin, Jamison, Johnson,
Marian, Mckinney, Mccormick, (Norhum-
berland,) Magee, Shannon, Skinner, SAMSON,
Slater, Taylor, {Beaver,) and Weyand, as
voted for Samuel w. Black.
Messrs. Boyer, Brush, Frost, Hull, Kaulz,
Lindsey, McKinslry, Patton, Patterson; Ring.
wall, Ruiedge, Searighi, Slouffer, Swan and
Workman, 15.-voled for VIM. Hopkins.
Msssrs. Brooks, Danner, Forney, Grier,
Garvin, James, Price, Plumer Reilly, Sharpe,
Sloan, Taylor, (Erie,) and Whallon, Is--vo.
ted for ]. Porter Brawley.
Messrs. Brown, Bower, Cummings, Dillin-
ger, Gemmil, Harizel, Mcdowell and Wood
ruff, s--voted for Ephriam Banks.
Messy. Burnett, Craig, Clover, Moore,
Wolf and Wood, 6--voted for @. n. Barrett
Messs. Breslin, Nipple, Horn and Ward,
(schuylkilIt) 4---vo'sd ior =. W'Hughcs
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Ger. William F. Packer having, on The
twen,y.founh ballot, received majority of
all the votes cast, was declared duly nomina.
ted as the candidate for Governor.
The announcement was received with
much applause, and resolution was then
offered and adopted 10 make the nomination
unanimous.
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SEVENTH voTI

A motion to adjourn till seven o'clock was
disagreed TO, after which four other ballots
were had resulting ms follows:
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A motion was made and carried, that when
the Convention adjourn it adjourn 10 meet
Tomorrow moining at o'clock.
On motion of Mr.. Buckalew, the President
was authorized to appoint Stale Commit.
lee OF al least one from each Senatorial Dis
trict.
A committee was appointed 10 inform the
candidates of their nomination. Adjourned.
SECOND DAYS PRocEEDINes
The Convention re-assembled al o'clock
this morning, when Mr.. Shannoa from The
Committee appointed 10 draft resolutions,
submitted the following;
Resolued, That, as representatives OF the
great party founded by Mr.. jefferson, we sa.
lutte our political brethren Of the cher Sales
with congratulations upon the auslicous and
just result of the recent Presidenill election,
achieved By our united efforts and sacrifices,
(with the aid of patriotic men heretofore at
tached TO other political bodies, and peces-
sary, as we believe, TO the hoEo' and pros
perity Of our common country, ard the con.
unuance amongst US Of the blessings OF good
government.
Resolred, That the course of recent politi-
cal action in the American Union has clearly
shown the usefulness and necessity Of our
party, as great conservative organization,
able TO resist and put down extreme aud I'M
practicable theories Of government, aud social
order; 10 preserve the constitutional COM
pact between the States from loose and dan
gerous constructions, as well as open viola
ton; to hold in check the passions OF the
country when directed by local exei,emen,
or other cause, agains, fund smen,al points Of
our political system, and to preserve 10 our
selves, and TO those tha, come aNet Us, Inc
rich and Invaluable legacy @ irec aud
weltotieted institutions established by 90,
fathers.
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BLANCBARD-I

BLANCBARD-In Chicago Friday, July a. PcrnIia F.,
road collision 1856 and died of consumption induced
by her injuries Daring her proracted illness she was always
hopeful and cheerful and retained he meaa powers to the
BURGEss-Op Friday July ST. after short Illness Peter ir
of Peter aud Msrnds Burgess aged % and
months.
daughter of AOrzo and Jane Cheesbo aged month ana q
CUTLERon Friday July 81 Ebeuezer J. Cutler, aged co
CoMEsKY-Msry ConeSsy of consumption. aged 81 years
r. infant Ct Ruiz n and ca.harne Ann Denyse aged
yssF mSni R5 and = days: after long illness. David
Augustus Heath aged p sears aonths and % days
o'clock Of Inflammation the unss Henry William son
Of DetIen and Sophia HildeI brand o.. ,,,no.. Ann.
Kslsen. wife Of Neal koissn eyed % years.
q BTO.tEn on Saturday Aus .a RGs1c w. son
MAsoN-on Sunday morning, Aug l. al O'Clock, Ann whe
The 11i. and ssso Of e family are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral Tuesd3 4th inst at ocoes M
SSn fs,v 5S g i. Virginia.
daughter of Abraham Esther H. Mead, in the lsh
iLDIN-On Friday July 81 Ada daughter of John aud Mary
M,ldin eyed months and IS days ..A.., ,s d, ,s-,,
RGel.wsy THURSDAY July 50 of pAay
Taeslsy July % Henry Putnam aeea ~ years.
His remains in the Cemetery of the Eversreens
C0SSy PsPs Please es sIp ooo,mDo0 Of the
throat George AloDzo Psneee aged - IL months and
oUX2KENBos-on Sunday morning, Aug 2, Jane Asne.
Dancsn daughter Of George Psyn and Louise g. oaach'
enso', aged months snd II day. Ana =, oo,.,,o,
tom residence Of her parents No ia LIE Roy street
RoBINsON-At Jamaica Long land oa weaie.d.,
ns July % William Bes Robinson. second Of Henry
sHORT0LL-On Friday July 81 ir Richard shortol after
,, .hoIt Se', in The ssh year Of 1i' .ss shd.
illness Of consumption in the seth OF his
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MARRIED..
BROWN-CORSON-

BROWN-CORsoN-In Brooklyn. on Sunday EVENING July
&c. Dy the Rev. b. C. Cutler d D. Rector Of ST. Ann.
Church Mr. Edmund A Brown of Brooklyn to Mrs A Jaae
Corson daughter OF lothian Foster Of Portcheste Conn
CANN-PETTY-In Brooklyn, Thursday, July So by the
Rev MI Miller Mr.. John Cam of Brooklyn to Miss Sarah
Petty. youngest daughter Of Luther Petty Of Mofche
Long Island
FORSYTH-HARMON-On Tuesday July q, at the residence
of John Deviu by the Rev. John McShane Mr. George
ireland.
0iLBERT-STE BINs-In Brooklyn Long Island on Thurs
oay mornpg July So by the Rev. Eneudor George 3.
Gilbert Helen NJ Leferts, daughter of J. N Stebbn',
ESQ. Of Stamford. Conn.
HOGAN-MC HENRY-On Monday evening, July IS by the
Rev James Mlett residing at No 40 Seventh street. Mr..
John Hogan hiss Rosa Jane McHenIy all OF this city.
DSBY-WANMAKER-On Thursday. July 81, at the
Berean Baptist Church, of Bedford aud Downing
streets by the Rev Dr. bowling, Mr. William Ingol,by 10
Miss Msiy Moore. youngest daughter Of Or. Henry b.
Wanmek.r all Of this city
Thursday July 80, ct the Church Of
the Holy Cross by the Rev McCarty MI Henry Kenny
Miss Ann NJ. Boyne, both OF Kings County, Ireland.
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Total amount Of balance on hand. s75S,s 81

Total amount Of balance hand s756,5A 80
Mr.. Albert II. Nicolsy's regular semi-weekly auc-
ton sale ST stocks and bonds will take place Mon
day goth inst, at 12l O'Clock, at the Merchants
Exchange.
The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund Of the
Stale Of Indiana offer TO pay 9oc or the dollar for the
Bonds of the State issued for banking purposes See
ADVERTISEMENT.
The financial scheme of the Erie Railroad Company,
alluded to yesterday, embrace, the issue of fourth
mortgage for six millions Of dollars, to be issued for
half cash and hall bonds Of the Company due in 1862
1871 and 1875. This will give the Company three
millions in cash for the liquidation Of the floating debt,
the completion of the Long Dock and other purposes.
II is understood that Mr. Drew is willing to release the
Cba,te Mortgage which .he holds, and take these
bonds as security instead
The Superior Court of Ohio has decided in the case
Of the Union Mutual Insurance Company OF New-York
agt the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad, that the
defendants liable for goods destroyed upon their
trains by fire. of which the was not known. The
Court ruled that failing to show that the fire was una
voidabe. the defendants were lsble.
M.ddLzOra Conn SeE.iatissys: The Air Line
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Wisconsin WHEAT dni sales % coo bush II 81 Is
Ohio. Cosr close. quiet; sales Of 800 bush . fi1aS
OATS firm n 5scsoc WHISKY. Soc. FRrreBrs-I1.v@
Corn 70 Troy, aud itc. 20 Nee fOrt L,Kg Ixposrs n,
twenty Jour hons ending az day 1859 ba.h w.
$50 tcn bush. Com, 500 bush. Oa;s CANAL EspoETs -
bssh. " beat IS co0 bush. Corr, 1000 bush Oats y"
OswEGo, Aug l. or. s-fLovR in good demand. 81. !.
coo hills az -S1 sc 20 for ccrlTnor 20 az.
70 Canada chiefly 10 MonfTes for the nth of Jny a.
War dl fAes Of 6oo1 bGsh n. u for ~ y.n,
sd Al IS Tor CLier Spring CosS unchangei, "a
bnsh AT fsd7gc LAKE IMPORTS 70 dsv-too0 bo,b W.
n l10 hush Corn. CANAL E1POars-3,Cc0 bb. 80 ~
Pyoyiprscg. Aus L-PsISriSc CLoTHs-The Jo,-,., :
ro,,. rric,s 6rnl sales for tho week 500 psce. re-
49, xh small saes fol- rsis.; prices ssl a.. ros
"a Woo-Ssles equal 20 the receipts press lola ~
a.. ADVANCE. ,sles for tie week 60 gro -.
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SeU- York Yard


TOTAL OLD AND NV BEET-Cty Mess. =; last mouth =
this date last year. &C. Prime month lf1 asf
ss7 RePseid Mesa month I52 last
year 1850 Railroad Beef iOl las. month, III last year S
Refuse Mess esq., last month i1o last year ~ Rei1se
last month 10, year, ssh Prime Mess. tes 800; ast
month 200; last year 2424 Country Mess 1885, last month
ssS Uuin.pected .s ~ las. month Ssl last year
lisa Totsi Is o27; last month, q 2s7, last year IS s2
suGARs-Groeery grade: fully ic bette and refining
qualities are degree sesder; the ssles about equally
divided between the trade and rener. Refined in better
demand and show better tone the sales include 80 hhd 20
and IS b Porto Rico at 6loc 100 hhd Cuba
vsdo at the former figure for Moasses Sugar embac-
ing third Of the sales.
TEAS rather quiet hear Of sales pkyy Young
Tyson end OolonE the ormer full prices latter
rates 2QSc below the highest prices Of the season.
WHlSKf-The MARKET rrner aud active; the sales
eco bills Ohio and Prison at sly a3'c.
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Markets. Reported BIZ T,l.erank.

EEwORLEASs. July S1CorroS IL firm sales to-day go
bales eiddns at 3alsc; sales Of the week. 1850 baes re.
cepts Of the week 600 bales stock in New Orleans
decsssd Ieceipts at this port 1000; do. at all Southern
ports, 5a oo Rio Coffee 04dllc prime. lilo saies Of
The week $50 bags; ocs including that at Quarantine
bsss Mixed CoRN, 75osoc Mess PoRK &2i stock 1850
bbls.; stock Of BEEF, 80 bba BAcox-Shoalders, iIc
FnEIsHI-Cotton to Liverpool 7l6d do. to Hsvre Ic
Sterling EXCHANGE, 10 y cent premium.
BUFFALO, Aug Is m-FLouR quiet; sales Of 500 bbls
~ s.6ts Is for sltJs Ohio End 81 - for double extra
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COFFEE-The tnnsactions have been small OILY tzu Day
Rio are re ported at Halle,
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Western Canal Flour
active rather in Of the supply and OF the
low and medium grades better The better grades are IN
fair request previous prices The inquiry confined to the
home trade mainly The sales 5000 bbla Ct - @0Ss
for good State 90 65d e6 Is for exn DO 30 no
IS g prshne indiana end nichsAs, % $GtI ~ IN e1s