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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13

THRUST SALE ~, ffsND AND MILl.S.-ln
a pursuance of d deed Of tru-t given to me by
d. D. l!ydcn, on the 2Sth Of December 1857 Shall
proceed, on me premises. on Tmedoy.hc 1871 dry
y Att next, to SELL at public salt. to the hi ghcsS
bidder f"r cash, the following property, Cor :,
much thereof as may De necessary to bring about
$500 namely A tract or parcel of land. con-
tallng about % Acres, situated about mi @ from
Stauntnn upon Mill Greek. The improvements
are comfortable DWELfANG HOUSE Srrljae,
and fSr;et and Saw Mill.
The title Of said lIyden is considered cool, but
acting as Trustee vii convey to the purchaser on
~ such title as is vested in me-
NlCiIO. X. TROUT, Trustee
March 10, 1855
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
Agency in PendIct0n.

Capt. E. 7. SAUNDERS is an authorized
agent for the Vindicator in the county Of
Pendleton.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13

EY At the recent session Of the Balti-
more Conference, the following named gen
tlemcn were admitted on trial, as preach
ers Of the Gospel, viz: VIM. D. Rippetoe,
Of Augusta, Benj Arbogast, Of Staunton,
james f. Beer, Of Rockbridgc, Johnzey
Lccf Of Lewisburg, Adam z. Bowd, Of
Monroe, and James L. Snyder, of High
land
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13

A Choice Article friend, Waller,
of the new Grocery establishment has pre-
scented with 9. twist of Tobacco which we
pronounce liaoa't superior article. Lovers
of the weed will be pleased with it. Waller
has fine stock of cheap Groceries. is clcv-
er fellow, and viii sen 'sasggaizz.g Sec ad-
ycrtisement.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
-, , y. i41NDE-F ID. ~ 4 II18EN.
Staunton, March ID, 1858.

A SNUG LITTLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR
a "A SALE:-As Attorney in Fact for JOSEPH.
vately and on reasonable terms, that very dcsira-
oe latt,e home IN Staunton, the residence Of
! mos; >. Niche, and now in the occupancy of g.
I: woods II not sold privately before the LIST day
J. ID. lMBO DEN,
Attorney for Jas. Walsh
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13

FEsRUST $ a BE- ny virtue of a deed of tru4t
las1. by Jelrn ". Hemp, shall prnc,>ed, on tht
prel, sscs, on "Wednesday the 3la aagqf VucA;
1875 to sell at public auction. TEACr or
LAND. continuing 100 Acres, on the waters OF
Christians Greek, IN Augusta county, which said
tract OF land was conveyed to said hemp BY George
T.. Robertson and wife. 9lie anu,iuts secured by
ssid trust deed S555. 55, dtic MAJ cl, ls lSsS
the Ike s.m on the vt day Of March, 1882 an, thy
like sum on the st day ct March, 1850.
Tho land will be sold fer 80 much in cash as NAV
pc sufficient t" PAY Costs e .sale and the rayntrnt
due March ~, iS3S, and inter- st aud the rqsi,tu.
- 1--WE equal annual payments. to fall due March
lst 1929, and Loo. Bonds, with good ~ecuriiy
will be taken for the deferred paymclts, and lien
retained ~ ultimate sccurtty
HUGH W. SHEFFEY, Trustee
atsrcI. 3. lS5S.-tds
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
The Slave Trade.

France, to eyade the penalties Of direct
slave trade, is importing large numbers Of
Africans, under system Of apprenticeship
for number Of years, for the use of the
French coloaics-and Louisiana is about to
adopt similar system, to make up de-
fciency in labor for the rich cotton and
sugar plantations Of She South The House
of Representatives of that State, on the "a
instant passed bill aathorising company
already organised to import $500 free ne
groes from the coast of Africa, to be ;ndcn-
turcd for not Jess than Is years.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13

TE y re 5. of matter has compelled us
o omit several editorial notices
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13

EE The next session Of the Baltimore
Conference i to DC held in I.cwisburg
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13

will sell all my Va liable + onal Pro eety con
ssting of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Farming Utensils
all new Household and Kitchen Furnit are all new
and fine together with many other al tclcs. Per
sons in want o. good, well made, and line property
will find such here IS viii snit &lseir wants
TERMS For IkND:-One hrIf in twelve
months, the balance in three annual payments witE
security.
PERSONAL EFFECTS Sums of s. 90. and
upwards, nine mon BIS, with bond and good sec i,
ty, und,r that sum cash.
Sale to begin at 10 o'clock, A.. VI.
BENZ. il. MYERS
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
REAL AND PERSONA.
PROPERTY s.ssss SALE.

'INHE undersigned intending TO remove to KAN
4 sAs, VIII eAer at pa1ic aaetion, s5n Hon,f;e,
the 29tA of Hch, his beautifully situated and de-
slrablc little FARM on the waters of CHI istiau' :
Creek. This highly desirable Country reside nee,
has good improvements, water abundant, fl ut OF
all kinds, and q host of good neiyAdors.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13

TIMBER 1ND FUEL sW.1NTED.
l)hofoSAl.S will be received during the present
month, for furnishing the Stanton Steam
Min with SLAVES and Hoop pOLEs, or WITH
FLOUR BARRELS ready made. ALSO. for fur
niShing large quantity OF CORD WOOD. APP
ply to the undersigned.
s. A. RICHARDSON, Supt.
Msrch g, ls5s-sts
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
GROCEHFEg

which he ia disposed to sell at greaHy re"ccd ,r,-
ccr, FOR CASH! He deems it unnecessary to sicci-
", as every article usually found in we'll filled
Grocery, can be had FROM Elm, and at prices which
ca,-sot faitte please.
rfs-nt.s ID WALLED
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
PUBLIC SALE or NEGROES

PUBLIT SALE OF NEGROES.
MILL be sold IN S.aunton, on Monday, the ~
" day Of The March Court, FOUK or FIVE
hGkoES, belonging to the estate of VIM. Mills, )
decd, Woman about twenty years old, with two
Children, and Boy about eighteen years old.
iEhss OF SALE.-Tlfe purchaser executing ncgo-
table ndte at so days. satisfactorily endorsed With
interest added. b. DUNLAP,
=, JNO. A. MILLS.
March -, 1851 Eyrs Of VIM. Mills. deed.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
A PrOfraetc<f Meeting

Will commence in the Evangelical Lutheran
Church, in this place, on Friday Evening the 18th
inst. The Rev. j. A. Sess. A.. NJ, of baltimore;
will preach during the meeting.
March Ii, lS5S.-2t
10 BBLS. no. ! CUT HERRING, JUST RE-
X ceived and for sale by
'FAYJ,cR HOCE.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
NEW GROCERY
rs X.EEsEIHAEs,yEE.yy.

ffE subscriber respectfully informs the public
that he has opened in the room on Main st. ,
formerly occupied b. Shry as Halter shop, and
next door to the Eindtustor tsiliae, large and
well sec ctcts stock er
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
FOR SHERIFF OF PENDLETON.

We are au thorized to announce Capt. +. Z
SAUNDERS, as a Candidate tor the Office of Sher
ii of Pendleton county.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-13
FOR CONSTABLE
FOR HIGHLAND COUNTY.

PHENSON rs a Candidate for the ei1icc of Clerk.
of the County and Circuit Courts Of Highland
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-15
VOL. II---NO. 2O2.
gf(onttaru ano Gommtrtial 8tbitu.
BALTIMORE, October IA, 1858

BALTIMORE, October ii, 1853.
wo have to note another very dull day in the
Stock market. the sales falling short of Sl5000-
AItbonrh there appears to be no disposition the
mart of capitalists to invest their means, the
ket continues firm, and Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road further advanced to-day about 80 cents per
share The sales of this stock comprised 1S9 shares
at S5SM @S5s15 regular way, and S5S1@ buyer 80
days, closing at S5SI bid, S5sH asked cash. We
still without any transactions to report in
Northern Central; the closing rates S204 bid,
S2l1s asked regular way, 8 lower than yesterday.
Canton advanced about q, but there no sales
effected S2Ols being bid with S2l asked. Bati-
city 6's sold at Yesterdays price, Sl25O bring
ing 9S19. We have no change to note in railroad
bonds. The operations to-day include only $500 Bal
timore and Ohio lS67s at 81 and $4,000 Northern
Central 1855 at Gs.
The market for lancies at New York to-day was
better and general Improvement is Observable
Erie advanced 4; New York Central 4; Reading
q; Cleveland and Toledo l. Rock Island u; Michi-
gan Southern 3, and Harlem Z.
The demand for Treasury Notes continues to be
good, and holders are firm The Az per rcents. have
been sold at Is premium, and the AZ per cents. at
4 premium OF the Three per cents. some $50, 900
sold at Il per cent. discount. Application has been
made to Mr. Cobb for about million of the Notes,
which have been paid into the Custom House, if he
wishes to reissue them, at par for AZ per cents.
We notice private sale of about 100000 of the
Government per cents. at l04. 1t is held to-
day at lO41&.
Ten thousand dollars of the acceptance of Messrs.
Lawrence, Stone Co., with the Bay State indorse-
ment, were sold at auction in Boston, few days
since, for 50I. Subsequently S45, 900 of the same
paper, held by of the Boston banks, was sold at
private sale for 80 per cent.
The annexed table gives the railroad receipts of
Sn,ntn,nk.,. ~ for nlhliSLnl.
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La W INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR CoURT.--Hon. u. Collins Lee, Judge.
The Court engaged in the following yes
tcrday:
Eschbach Us. The Mayor and City Council Of Bal
timore. Before reported. Not concluded.
Assignment for to-day 81 to 3G2.
CoUEr OF CoMMoN PLEAs.-Hon. William i. Mar
shall. Judge. The Court was engaged in the fol-
lowing cases yesterday:
w. S. Smith G. b. Buck. Appeal from JUS
tice Showacre. Judgment reversed.
Charles Setz Daniel McGorem. Appeal from
Justice Wheat. Judgment affirmed
L. A. Clabaugh Us. B. +. Starr & Co. Appeal from
Justice ShOwacre. Judgment reversed.
E. X. Cooper us. Henry Wilson. Appeal from
Justice Ridgley. Judgment reversed.
Thomas Kelly rs. John Shaw. Appeal from JUS
tice Shiplcy. Judgment affirmed
Assignment for to-day 1l3 to 2I3 of jury appeal
trials.
CIRCUT COUnT OF BALTIMORE CITY.-IIon. VIM.
George Krcbs, Judge. The Court was engaged in
the following business yesterday:
James B. Taylor rs Edward Windsor et al. Bill
to set aside deed. Before reported. Argued by
Mclaughlin for complainant and VIM. b. Perine
for defendants. Concluded and held under clrio.
Z. S. DISTRICT CoURr.-Hon. VIM. Fell Giles,
Judge. William Meade Addison, Esq, U. S. Dis
trict Attorney, prosecuting. The Court was en-
gagged in the following case yesterday:
The United States as. Joshua A. Clark, master of
the schooner "Iiorace Bell. indicted for smuggling
sugar and other articles of merchandise into this
port. Not concluded at the time of adjournment.
THE CRIMINAL Court was not in session yester-
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BALTIMORE PRESRYTERN-

The Baltimore Presbytery (Old School) met at
the Fsreet Presbyterian Church, in Washington, on
Tuesday night the 18th instant, and was opened bv
a discourse delivered by Rev. ]. H. Kaufman, OF
Baltimor% from Hebrews, 12.14: ''Follow peace
with all men, and holiness, without which no man
can see the LOrd.'
making choice of Rev. n. G. Burt, of Baltimore,
for Moderator, and DR.. J. d. Stewart of this city,
as Secretary; and after some other formal business,
the meeting adjourned to 9 O'Clock on Wednesday
morning.
Having reassembled pursuant to adjournment on
Wednesday morning, the meeting was opened with
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Carnahan.
The committee of commissioners to General As
semby made their report, which was accepted.
The Rev. Frederick W. Brauns presented GER
tiicae of dlsmssion from the Ontario association,
which was received and the Presbytery proceeded
to his examination, which, being satisfactory, he
was received member of the Baltimore PreSby-
terry. The Rev. George W. Kennedy presented a
certificate of dismission from the Presbvterv of
Wilmington, N. c., which was received, and the
Presbytery proceeded to his examination, which,
being satisfactory, he received as a member of
the Presbytery of Baltimore.
The Rev. DR.. Hill, of the Baptist church. and the
Rev. DR.. Hodge, of Richmond Va, were invited
to sit as corresponding members of the Presby-
terv
Rev. ]. W. Z. Kepr was dismissed to Join the
Presbytery of Northumberland.
DR.. Tustn presented letter from the Rev. DR..
Eckard asking that the pastoral relation between
him and the second Presbyterian church Of Wash
ington be dissolved. The proceedings of the con
grcgation We're also presented uniting with the
pastor in his request. After some discussion, the
request was granted and the relation dissolved.
DR.. Eckard goes to accept 4 prOfessorShip in the
college at Easton, Pa
DR.. BOcock moved that the Rev. Mr.. Hitchcock
be restored to the office of the Gospel minister's.
After listnng to letter sent to the Presbytery by
the applicant for restoration and the remarks OF
those who knew him best, it resolved that the
Rev. Mr. Hitchcock be restored to the ministry and
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JNDTESTS

Coroner Nelson yesterday morning, at eleven
o'clock, held inquest at the Eastern District
station house in the case of Edward Hooper, the
particulars of whose death given in yesterday
mornings Erehange. A jury was assembled and
the following evidence heard:
Henry olendorf swornLives in Lancaster street near
Broadway; knew Bartman well; had conversation with
him on Wednesday morning about hafpas eight O'clock
Bartman cursed the Rough Skins, but did not say he
would kill them; not near when the gun was dis
charged; did not see Bartman afterwards
Mary A. Schof sworn.-Resides at No. 81 Lancaster
street, Bartmans Barman jump the fence
he had something in his hand could not say gum
looking of the window the back of her house
about three minutes after Barman left his yard heard the
report of the gum only one shot was fred did not
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LATEST NEWS.
TELE G r A MS

WASHINGTON, Oct l4.-General Jerez to-day had
a long interview with Secretary Cass. Notwith-
standing that he had previously reported that he
had full power to ratify the Cassl lrisarri treaty
and to finally arrange all matters pertaining thereto
without the necessity of referring it back to Mica
ragua, it appears, from the official document first
submitted by him to the State Department, and OF
which a translation was Immediately made, that he
is empowered only to act, Gin order that the
amendments made by the assembly of Nicaragua to
the Treaty, may be substantially carried into et-
feet" This is the language employed, but it is not
considered sufficient to meet the demand of our
government. The Secretary of State will have
consultation with the President the subject
Tomorrow and Gen. Jerez will soon thereafter be
informed of the result. His mission is generally
considered at an end, and unless he has documents
of more satisfactory character to present. he will
verv shortly be dismissed
THE paragraph in the Washington despatch OF
Yesterday in reference to MeSsrs. Dallas and Mason
having been incorrectly transcribed by the omis-
sion of word in one line and the changing of a
word in another, as to reverse its meaning, it is
repeated correctly below:l
There seems to be no disposition on the part OF
Mr.. Dallas and Mr.. Mason to resign the missions
they respectively fill, to relieve the President
from his embarrassment in the appointment of their
successors. Such is the tenor of private advices
from EurOpe
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ed and local In this market say that holders
are pressing their stock the markets because they did
the article would at down to 81 per bb The sales
however have been confined to the pressing wants of To-
cal dealers and the city bakers, prices ranging from
81 so to 81 go for good choice superne, and 465 to
S49O for extra, the latter rate for white wheat closing
dull and heavy at these rates. with limited local de
mand The imports the past week. were ii 3O bbs and
the exports 1851 do.
WMtsxEY-A further decline has been established with
dull and heavy market The current rate each day has
been follows: Wednesday 10; Thursday and Friday
1S and Saturday, Monday and yesterday is cts closing
with moderate demand at this rate.
PRovIsIoNsThe feeling in the market during the past
week has been rather better there has been fair demand
for Bacon Bulk Meat and Mess Pork from the East and
this together with the active demand for Hogs for future
delivery prices above those of Pork and Bacon gives
confidence to both buyers and Sellers that must
call the market very firm with an unusually good de
mand for the season. The stocks are being rapidly
duced. The transactions during the week as follows
In Bacon, Wednesday, 1000 pieces plain Hams, salt
Thursday 10 hhds. sides at S cents.
Friday, 40 hhds. Shoulders, at 5 z cents.
Saturday, 80 hhds Shoulders the rate, and %
do. Sides at y cents.
Monday 20 hhds. Shoulders at 57S cents and 30 do
Tuesday, yesterday 100 hhds Sides y cents
16 do Shoulders at So cents, closing with but
active demand at these rates. and holders generally
asking and cents.
In Mess Pork, Thursday 200 bbls at $1525 Monday
500 do at Sl5 and yesterday $50 do at the rate
In Bulk Meat Is hhds Shoulders at cents packed Fri
day so do at So cents do 100000 lbs heavy sides for clear
ing ~ cents, loose, in three lots Saturday 25 hhds
Shoulders and yesterday 10 hds Shoulders, packed Mt
5 cehts. There good demand for Shoulders at the
close at 54 cents packed, and for Sides 7a7a cents
loose the latter those large enough to clear and the
former for medium size for smoking.
In Lard about 700 bbls sold 10 cents but at the close
the market dull at this rate.
INSPECTION OF FISH IN ALEXANDRIA-TRADE
IN FIsH-ln 1856 Mr.. Mclean, the Inspector of this city
inspected 226 barrels of Potomac Herring. including
few Shad In 1857 lS6 barrels of Potomac Herring, and
6940 from the British Provinces called eastern herring
In 1855 the present time 361 barrels of Potomac Her
ring and 4, ,161 barrels of eastern herring.
All herrings fish oany kind that come from the other
States undergo inspection here unless demanded by
the buyers which is often the Large quantities
thus brought from Boston, New York and Baltimore
principally by the former city. Some come also from
Maine
The inspections in 1856, of Potomac Herring the
largest for many years.
The inspection here of eastern fish during 1857 and 1855
the largest for many yearsowing donbtess to the
failures of the Potomac fisheries
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Kansas Election.

Leavenworth city and county have elected the
genuine over the bogus Free-State Ticket by
majority of one to two hundred. This secures
majority in the Territorial Legislature.
ST. Louis, Oct. 13.-An election took place in
Kansas on the 4th instant for members of the Leg
islature.
Leavenworth county gave the Republican ticket
an average majority of2OO.
In Atchison county the Opposition were trium
phant by so majority
In Jefferson county the Republicans were de
feated.
In Donphan county the Democratic ticket was
elected.
In Douglas county the Republican ticket was
elected by five hundred majority.
In Lykins county the Republican ticket wa:
elected.
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New ORLEANS, Oct. 12.-The exports of cottor
from this port, during the past week, were Il, SOC
bales, including 10000 to England and the balance
to France.
From Mobile there were no exports to any
foreign port during the week.
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FATAL STEAMBOAT COLLISION NEAR NEW
PORT

On Tuesday evening, at about halfpast eight
O'Clock, the steamer Empire State ran down and
destroyed small sloop, the exchange, of Dart
mouth" bound from Newport to Bristol. The acci-
dent occurred off Sandy Point about ten miles
north east of Newport, the steamer being on her
passage from Fall River Capt. Ford of Bristol,
r. L.. who had chartered the soof for the trip, was
a passenger on board Of her, and was lost The
crew. consisting of three men, were taken off by a
boat from the steamer, the sloop still floating, al
though complete wreck her mainsail only being
saved by the steamers boat.
Captain Ford was floating near the stern of the
steamer Tor fifteen minutes after the collision. 1t
was not very dark yet he could not be seen, and his
cries for help excited intense interest among the
passengers to save him. Chairs and life-preserv-
ers were thrown to him, but he failed to reach
them, or it was feared that some of them struck
hlm, and before the small boat could be got atloat
sand brought round the stern, he had sunk for the
last time.
There seemed to be an unaccountabe delay IN
getting the boat afoat, suggesting to passengers
the little reliance to be placed in the boats OF a
steamer In case of accident requiring their use
The steamer was detained an hour by the sad oc-
currence.
After 1T was ascertained that Captain Ford couid
not be saved, cries were heard from the wreck,
which could not be seen, and was supposed to nave
been sunk entirely, by which the small boat was $
put IN direction, and in something more than hali
an hour from the collision, brought the men on
board-Nelo York Erening Post, 18Th inst.
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CARROLL CoUNTY.-The house and lot of Mr.
Jacob Ehrman, Westminster, at the West end o
town, formerly owned by Henry Saltzgiver, and
occupied by F. Awald, was sold last week
at private sale, to Henry W. Dell, of Uniontown
for 81 $50.
Mr.. John Malambre last week sold his property
comprising house and lot of one-quarter acre OF
ground, adjoining Carroll Hall, to DR.. Geo. S.
Fouke for 81, 600.
G. Somerville Norris has been sent to Europe by
the contractors of the Western Maryland Railroad
for the purpose of purchasing iron for the entire
road The contractors have already made pro-
vision for securing the delivery of the crossties,
and are vigorously pushing the road ahead A
large number of hands are at work, and they will
be increased in proportion the stockholders pay
their obligations.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-15

NASHVILLE, October 14.-There was a desperate
fight at the grounds of the Agricultural Fair, now
teen persons were engaged. 1t was family feud
man named Sandy Owen, killed his brother and
dangerously wounded Gen. J. A. Battle and Sam'l
Cowan, mortally. Others were also severel y
wounded.
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Albany, Oct. 13.-The County Convention did
not adjourn until O'Clock this morn
ing. At the evening session of the Republican
Convention, the Conference Committees report of
a basis of a union unanimously agreed to. In
the American Convention the report was pre-
sented, and, after a debate, accepted Imme
diately a motion to reconsider carried, and a
long debate followed, the Anti-Fusion delegates
talking against time until o'clock this morning,
when motion to lay the report of the Conference
Committee on the table carried amid great con-
fusion.
The Americans at once proceeded to nominate a
full ticket, including Jonas Shear Coeymans for
Congress. After the action of the Americans, the
Republicans unanimous y endorsed John II. Rey-
made out a complete ticket. Great feeling prevails
here. The Soft Democrats in high gee at
the result, and offer to bet largely the election
of Mr.. Corning, who will be re-nominated on Sat-
urdaY next.