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Fires.

Yesterday morning, about 5 O'clock fire discov-
cred the two story brick house. No 354 Eager street.
between Broadway and Bond streets 1t was occupied as
grocery store and dwelling by Philip Mpp, whose loss
on stock and furniture about $780, which covered by
insurance in the Fremens Office. The building belongs
TO William T. Duke and is damaged to the amount
OF thirty dollars-no insurance. The inmates We're
asleep at the time the fire broke out and in endeavornS
W from the house. the wife of the occupant was so
go, burned that her life is despaired of man
1 lillian Hoen who boarded in the house, leaped
haaI I second story window to the ground, and was
,h III ne nre is supposed to have orig mated from
~ h'ai ishtlon of loco foco matches in the store.
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BY WILLIAM HAMILTON

IN: TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
HBlI LEASEHOLD PROPERTY will, in pursuance of
general order of the Court of Common Pleas in re
iati9n to lnSolvent debtors, sell on the premises
W fL'MESpAf, Jun 9th, 1858, at o'clock. p. NJ
ALL THOSE SEVEN SEVERAL LOTS OF GROUND
situated IN the city of Baltimore and lying the
side Of Carleton street. beginning respectively 13H
2o9, 5f l9&, 6l, 73H and S54 feet North from Clay
street each having uniform front of II feet uniform
width OF II feet and uniform depth of 65 feet and sub
ect to an annual ground rent of $50 payable half yearly
The three first counting from Clay street each i'm
proved by a TliREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING Just
finished and the other four each by like dwelling
entirely finished
Terms of sale, onethird cash. onethrd in six and
third in twelve months the credit payments bearing inter
est and be secured by notes endorsed the satisfaction
l.. NJ REYNOLDS. Trustee.
Je2-2aw KIDS VIM. HAMILTON Auc
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE,

BERMUDA-Schr. Gen Grant.
10y bhls potatoes -haf do do, IS bbs onions 251
baskets DO, IS boxes tomatoes-Jos. C. Yates & Co.
ST. JAGO De CUBA-Sch7. SR0w SqHaH
~ hhds sugar 10 ties. do SO bbls. do, 139 bales to-
bacco-Jas. J. Fisher & Sons
C0ASTWISE.
BosroY-BdrL Haaley
100 bales domestcs-Ricc, Chase & Co; 50 cases oil
Thompson " God Co. Is boxes do-Schwartz X Dix %
40 do, 30 DO soap-W. &. Price; 30 bbls herring-F f.
Pope; 300 do aewives-R R. Griffith Jr 300 do herring
90 kegs lead, 80 bales mdSe-ordcr
NEW YoRK-Str. Potomac.
~ CASKS ale, do brandy, 100 wine C. II Myers
Fro. 200 do DIV T. Walters x Co: 5 pkgs brandy
pipe gin-C. IL. Ross X Co.; u pkgs. mdse-sundry
persons.
BosTON-Sr. I'm. Jenkins
100 coils corhaGe, - pkgS yarl-James Corner Sons
800 bbls mackerc go do aewiyes, 1900 pkgs mdse-
SuuurS
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BOSTON FISH MARKET.

=.
The market for Goldfish remains about the same as no
uced last week The demand is moderate, but prices
steady and firm, with light stock The sales been
AZ ?"'o"" for large and S2.50d2624 for small. In
Ke the sales have been 81 for packed Pollock at
= "a per qt loose. New Hake have been in demand
selling at very high prices Sales at $23 per qtl
to quality for green rv some 300 ots selling Mt the
'Tf rae In Old Mackere nothing of any consequence
s "ee dohe ana prices nominal Several small lots
new nave been received, and sold at something
S Ir Dbl In new Alewives there have been further
saeS DIT % per Dbl. Picked Herring are dull and
shs ~ - o0d35O, as to quality; cargo of 100 bbls do
WeSt rate and GOO bblS. in bulk 81 % In Sal
mon tere nave been sales at S2T per tierce for No l.
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BY SAML. II. COVER.
BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AMI

- BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND
#iii ORDER OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTI-
49,. MORE CITY the undersigned, as trustee will offer
for sale by PUBLIC AUCTION on the premises on MON
DA the 2lsT DAY OF JUNE NEXT, at 3 o'clock. p. NJ
ALL THAT PARCEL OF GROUND AND PREMISES,
fronting the southwest side of PENNSYLVANIA avenue
between George and Bidde streets, 81 feet inches
thereabont, with depth of about 100 fectmprove by
TWO STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE AND TWO STORY BACK BUILDING;
also bya Blacksmith Shop and Coach Factory the south
recently occupied by VIM Morrison beginning therefor
the northeaS of lot leased by Paul Ruckle
Mclchior VAIL.
Terms Of sale ethird cash. third 8 months one
third months, with interest and approved security
GEO. Il. CINNAMOND,
Trustee.
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La w INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CouRr-Hon. Henry Stump Judge Prey
ious to the assembling of this tribunal Yesterday
ing report was circulated that the States Attorney
Milton Whitney Esq, going to address the court in
reference to an editorial article which appeared in the
Daily Exchange of Wednesday morning. A. the hour of
meeting large crowd congregated in the court ROOM
and the names of the jurors were called over
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Important from 81. nou,n.o

BOSTON, June l0-Advices from st. Domingo to May
I'd have been received. Santana had captured SANTANA
with considerable slaughter, and destroyed the place
President Baez had sent fleet of 20 vessels under
American officer to blockade Port Platte and the last
advices say it has been captured and destroyed.
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BUFFALO, June 9The difficulty between the Erie and
Central Railroads, at Batavia, is in fair way of
settlement An injunction has been granted, restraining
the Central Railroad Company from resisting the laying
of track by the Erie Company The former are
gagged in removing all distractions
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MARK FITS By TELEGRAPH

CINCINNATI, June 9Thc weather is fine The river is
falling, though there is still s. feet in the channel Flour
Is steady Whskcy and has advanced to ISL cts
Sions duh and irregular Mess Pork offered ut SIG
200 hhds. bulk Shoulders sold 54 cts Bacon nominal
sides offered at cts Shoulders 81 cts and buy
Money very plenty, and the market easy at Gallo per
cent. Exchange the East 81
MOBILE, June G.-The Cotton market rules quiet but
prices are still nomnally II = for mddling The re.
ceiptS of the week have been 1000 bales agnt coo the
same week in 1857. Freghts are dull at 1Gths for
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WASHINGTON, June 1O-The yacht Wanderer recently
purchased by citizen of Washington, seized here
yesterday by cutter, suspicion of being
SLAYER The schooner Charter Oak with slaves the
Wanderer was also seized.
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BY CANNON 4 MATTHEW'S.
7 "a VALUABLE COTTON FACTORIES

f::;f VALUABLE COTTON FACTORIES
BAMI At AuCTlON.-By vrtne of deed of trust from
- William Mason, and others, to them dated on the
10Th day Of February, 1885, and recorded among land
records of Baltimore county the undersigned will sell at
O'Clock p NJ at the Exchange in the city of Baltimore
ALL THOSE VALUABLE COTTON FACTORIES, situ-
village of franklin, and known as THE PoWHATAN
AHD roGAH0NTAS FACTORIES, together with about
LANh and all the MACHINERY, FIXTURES. APPARA-
TuS, WATER RIGHTS, BUILDINGS, IMPROVEMENTS
&c appertainng thereto. About hundred acres of
Ie lnd are IN high state of cultivation mostly in grass
The POWHATAN FACTORY is 5 stories high * stone
and * brick about $50 feet long and 45 wide water wheel
Il feet inches diameter. heavy shafts and
iangcs. There is Steam Engine 40 horse power built
by Wells Miller; large ue Boilers in good order The
machinery, in part consists of Willow and Spreader in
separate fire proof Buildings; 80 SO inch with heads
of drawing, flyer Speeder> English do list do con.
tanning 1872 spindles Grinder Frame Ii Frames 44o
Ring Spndles Flyer Twsers $50 Spindles Spoilers
100 Spndles, Bobbin Wnder 80 Spindes l Balng Ma
chine IA heavy Duck Looms Is 0snaburg Looms Warp
This Mill has just undergone thorough repair and is
mostly filled with new machinery. The POCAIONTAS
high and has two water wheels using the in success
sion The upper nearly new Is diameter 20 feet
long, wrought iron shaft and cast anges and cost with
gearing $4,000 The lower wheel is 1Sk in diameter
by y long, heavy wrought iron shaft cast aanges
There also 70 horse power steam engine built by Den
mead me machinery consists in part of Willow,
Spreaders, As 3Oinch Cards with heads heads of draw
ing List Speeders 40 Bobhins, Grinder Frame 26
Spinning Frames, :, 400 Dead Spndles Ring TW Us,
$50 Spndles, Spoilers, 200 Spndles Bobbin Wnorrs
60 Spindcs, Warpng Room and Furniture complete Mill
Training MILL Beamer, &c; AZ Cotton Duck Looms, light
and heavy; heavy Calendering Machine, &c, &c
The waterrower is unailing and ample, and the dam
one of the largest and best in the country.
There are about EIGHTY FRAME and STONE Dwell
LlNGS, including dwellings for Managers Stone Church.
Scho" House Stables Dry House, Fue House and Boiler
for heating Mills, Cotton House, Waste House, &c
An inventory be the Office of either The
Trustees.
Possession of the Factories will he given 10th July and
they in condition to he Immediately carried on The
crops the place will I've taken of the present tenant
for whom the privilege is retained.
Purchasers can examine the premises application
the Mills.
The terms of sale are:-0nequartcr cash. and bal
ance IN SIN twelve and eighteen months the pay
ments to bear interest and be secured by APPROX
ST GEO. W. TEACKLE,
". A. TALBOT,
Trustees
CANNON & MATTHEW'S
my31ts Auctioneers
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NEW BEDFORD OIIMARKET

SPERM:-The transactions in Sperm durino the mast
week include sales of two parcels amounting to 500 bills
10 cts. Whale is in good demand both for cxnart and
bone consumption and sales since last have reached
oooo barrels IN parcels mt 4a5O dark and infe
rior and 52d II cts, per gallon for fair To prr, H. no.
ket closing without further inquiry ' ~ ~
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BOSTON MARKETS.

ur - BosToN, June 7.
NooL.-Ihc demand for ieeccd and pulled at Boston
mas continued quite active during the week and pric
remain quite steady and firm. The sales amount to $50
900 BIS at our quoted rates. Foreign been in fair de
mal with sales Of y bales Cape; 800 bales China and
East India and $50 bales Mediterranean and South Amer
lcln at various prices as to quality
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Trial of n IxidnaDucr.

TORONTO, c. W, June 9.-Charles Bercey, old and
wealthy citizen and formerly for many years Postmaster
of this city, committed suicide to-day.
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Court of Appeals of Maryland.

ANNAPOLIS, June 10th, 1858
No :. VIM. Keghler & Vim. Il. Duvall Fl a. as The
Savage Manufacturing Company, appeal from the Supe
rior Court of Baltimore city further argued by Scrv
for the appellants, and Williams for the appellees
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PETERSBURG, Va, June 10.-Bayliss, the kidnapper,
tried in the Circuit Court to-day, Judge Nash) and
sentenced to 40 years mprisonment-eght each in
detment. He defended by able counsel. Simpkins
is to be tried tomorrow.
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Recollection of Senator Hale

CONCORD, June 10.-The Senate to-day concured with
the House in reeecting Hon. J. =. Hale United States
Senator giving him votes against for Mr. Wells and
nnefo Mr.. ClllY. ------
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nc nilfktI TINS morning. WIS quite UuTI,
the supply being fully equal the demand though 500
mead short of last week our quotations have not been
changed, with the exception OF premium grades which
are lower than other qualities from the fact of their being
TOO good to kill during hot weather Butchers would
buy very fat cattle for fear of the spelling their
hands from its richnessand it being impossible TO pre-
serve for even few davs' exhibition
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TT TRUSTEES SALE-Bv virtuc or :,

fsGf TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of Il
H decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore CITY the
undersigned, as Trustee, will offer for sale at pu
nc auction on the premises, FRIDAY, the 18th day
June next at y o'clock F. NJ
the LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES described as
loowS-Begnning for the the west side of Ais
quh street at the distance of thirty three feet and ten
inches southwary from the point where the line between
the property heretofore owned by John A. DiiIenderer
ana mat owned by Samuel NJ Barry inersects the west
sue OF Asquith street. and running thence northwardy
bounding on the west side of Asquh street thirty feet
ana thence westwardly at right angles with Aisuuth
street ortone feet six inches to the side Of street
tlrty feet wide, laid out by said John A. Diendercr
ana thence south westerly, bounding said street thirty
lour 1eet to the intersection of line drawn at right
angles with Asquith street from the place beginning
Thence reversing said line and running Herewith seventy
four feet to the beginning
ne iot above described is improved by good THREE
SIokl BRICK DWELLING, and is subject to an annual
rent of $50. " '
Terms of Sale One third cash on day of sale; one
thlrd IN four months and the balance in eight months
credit payments to bear interest day sale and be
secured by notes of purchaser endorsed TO satisfaction Of
Trustee.
S. MORRIS COCHRAN Trustee
ADREON CO,
myZS- ZaW&ds Auctionecrs.
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= TRUSTEES SALE Rv v;rt,o Of .

f7?ii1 TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a
l decree Of the Circuit Court Baltimore CITY, the
Undersigned as Trustee, will offer for sale at nnbIic
a9ction on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 3Oth dav
of June, at AZ O'Clock p M 'io '0'" "'S
The LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES coIIow;r,.
Beginning for description of the same on The th Ia
OF orleans street at the distance sixteen feet
from cahai street. thence running easerly on Orleans
street fourteen feet thence northery sixty foot n
three feet alley thence westerly along said alley fourteen
feet thence southerly by straight line to the hcSn
ming ~ Ugh"
This lot is improved by good DWELLING and is sub
Ject to an annual rent of twentyone dollars
Terms of sale-One third cash. and balance in four and
eight months credit payments bear interest and be Sc
cured by notes OF purchaser, endorsed to satisfaction of
trustee S. NORRIS COCHRAN. Trustee.
Jelo-2aw&ds. ADREON & CO., Auctioneers
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WILMINGTON, ". C., MARKET.

WTLMTNGroN, June T. Turpentine has further adj
vance with sales on Saturday of 1863 brls 81 so for
virgin So for yellow dip, and SO for hard per $50 lbs
NO sales this morning. Spirits Turpentne-F sales
on Saturday of 100 brs 42fc and do mt BE per
giui"n No transactions reported this morning Tar-S9
brls changed hands this morning at 81 50 per bril-
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BOARD OF TRADE,

Committee Of arbitration for the month of June.
HENRY s. GARRETT.
GlSIAN Us HENDERSON, JOHN II. WYMAN,
Cl-AAS Woke JAS. CAREY COALE.
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ATTEMPTED SUIcDE.-About four o'clock on Wednesday
afternoon named Thomas Murray residing in Bank
street Exeter, attempted to commit suicide by swal
lowing strychnine. He procured the poison from the
apothecary representing that it for the purpose
destroying rats He returned home and swallowed the
poison, and in few minutes thrown into violent con-
WILSON'S Dr. Dwinelle called to attend him. and adj
ministered choroform under the influence which the
COW usions ceased and he is in fair way recover
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II 1f:1 FOR SALE.-VALUABLE LEASE.
o. FIRST CLASS DWELLING.

AA!I. ,u ,r1 40; 49, PARK STREET,
IN FEE SIMPLE.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 10th at
O'Clock the premises, shall sell that irstcIass
DIV Filling No. l5 Park street Madison lot p fee:
'front.', by depth of $50 feet to 20 feet alley The i'm
provcmentS twostory and attic covering the entire
front, with four story back building, replee with all
modern improvements gas, water furnace. &c The par
ors are large, spacious dining and fine chambers all
high ceilings, and in complete condition.
rms dwelling was erected without regard to cost
OF the best materials and finished throughout in the
best manner and worthy the attention any wanting
hne dwelling in most desirable neighborh0od being
nearly opposite the PreSby terrain Church The dwell
ing will be for examination every afternoon until the
day of sale, between the hours of and O'Clock
Tcrms-$3,000 cash, balance in 6, II and Is months
with interest.
Possession given Immediately
+. W. BENNETT & co,
Jc lots AuCtiOneers.
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NEW ORLEANS, June lo-The city is now perfectly
quiet and the late troubles appear be quite No
official returns of the election have been published vet
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Mercantile Suspension.


PmLADELPHIA June "a firm in this city engaged in
the expectation of breadstuifs has suspended.
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House of Representatives.

On motion of Mr. Woodson joint resolution was adopt
ed authorizing the Postmaster General to make arrange
ments for carrying the mail from Joseph Missouri to
Placerville California in thirty instead of thirty eight
days.
On motion it was resolved to take recess from to
O'Clock oday.
The House then went into Committee ON the Senate's
amendments to the army bill
After the Committee rose the House concurrcd generally
in the action of the Committee in striking the Senae
amendment approprating 81 900 for Notifications and
agreed to the amendment repeating the laws authorizing
the Secretary of War sell forts military reservations
ON motion Of Mr.. CHAPMAN, the further consideration
of the case of Judge Watsons postponed until ID
Thursday of December next.
The Senate's amendments to the Mail Steamer bill
rejected.
The President sent message communicating despatch
from Governor Cumming by which he says there is rea
to believe that difficulties with Utah are ter
minated. lie congratulaes the House the suspicious
event. and says the three regiments volunteers will not
now be wanted.
The Message and accompanying documents were ordered
to be printed,
Adjourned
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my31-j e7, IA 81


HlI ON LIGHT STREET
By virtue of decree of the circuit Court for Bal
tmore city, the subscriber Trustee will expose to sale
at public auction, ut the Exchange in the city of Ba
more. at one O'Clock, TUESDAY, the 22d day
next THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY:
Beginning Tor the the southeast intersection
Light street and Armistead lane and running thence
SOUTH bounding Light sixty feet more or less to
lot owned by opher Hughes thence east binding
on said Hughes lot eighty five feet less
foot alley, opened by George Hughes ArmiSead lane
thence NORTH binding said three feet alley to ArmStead
lane and thence binding Armstead lane to the
beginnng-with the alpurtenanccs
The Improvements the above property consist of
FOUR TWo-STORY BRICK TENEMENTS on Light St
and two story BRICK DWELLING on Armstead Lane
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree onehrd
of the purchase money cash, onerd at six. and
third at j months from the day Of sethe deferred pay
mcnt to be secured to the satisfaction of the Trustee and
all payments to bear interest from the day Of sale
JOHN II. B. LATROBE,
Jel-2awts Trustee.
~ TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY
N=iii ON PoPPLETON STREET.-By virtue of a decree
+e the Circuit Court for Baltimore city the under
signed Trustee, will offer at pubic sale the premises
on SATURDAY, the 10Th day Of June next at O'clock
P. NJ.
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND on the west side of Pom
pleton street beginning % feet inches south from
30 foot street, laid out midway between Ramsay and
Mcfenry streets and running thence south on POpeon
street II feet 10 BIB inches, with depth of co feet
foot alley.
The above lot is improved by good two story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, and is the eleventh house north of
Ramsay street Ground rent S2S per annum
Terms of sale cash
JOHN CARSON
Trustee,
ml2o -laW1w&ds IRl II Fayctte st.
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BosToN, June 9.-The yacht Prairie Flower which
cpsized in the harbor yesterday lowed up to the
wharf last evening Her hull remained under water but
by graphing during the night dead bodies were
recovered from the cabin.
The party on board numbered forty seven, and others
missing The list of dead is as follows Osgood San
born aged % years, late Chief Clerk in the Salem Post
Office Daniel Fz, ship Joiner, % years old; Donaldson
20 yearSson of Alex Donaldson pump and block maker
VIM. Newcomb, 20 years, son of Caleb Newcomb, hard
dealer; Clark, 20 years, of John Clark; Smith,
IA years, of John r. Smith; VIM. H. RUSSELL
p. M.-The Prairie Flower has been raised and pumped
out No more bodies found and it is believed the
seven recovered embrace all the lost All those drowned
were very young and highly respectable persons mostly
belonging to saem to which place their bodies have been
removed.
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, June sThe exports of cotton from this
point during the past week embrace 900 bales to Liver
pool and 2 200 to iIayre.
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PITTSBURGH, June 9-The great German Singers Con
Ventlon is attended by two hundred singers and thou
sahos OF guests from all quarters $50.
Inc NATIONAL Theatre crowded to last night
10 near 'he concert which was compile The
ies'a WIN continue three days. treat excitement pre-
walls, but admirable order is maintained
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, June 10

Senate.
The morning hour occupied with unimportant bust
The Indian deficiency bill was passed. after which the
post office appropriation bill taken up and passed
with important amendments namely, raising postage
rate to five cents aboshng the frankng privileges of
Congressman, compelling all postage to be prepaid and
opening the printing Of the departments and post office
advertising to the lowest bidder Also allowing Mr. Col
Inns his arearares.
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SPRINGFIELp, ILL.,, June 9-The State Convention of
the Administration Democracy assembled here todav-
Two hundred and sixty three Delegates representing AZ
counties were in attendance
John Dougherty was nominated State Treasurer and
ex-oy Reynolds Superintendent of Public Instruction
Resolutions adopted affirming adherence 70 tho
Cincinnati platform; re affirming the principle of nom
intervention in the Territories opposing the
of power in the hands of the Central Government.
deprecating Slavery agitation condemning Senator Dou
las and characerizng his in opposition to the Adj
ministration of overweenng concei denoupcipp
the principles of the Republican party as tending dis
solution of the unon and denouncng the late ourages
by the British American vessels in the
Mexico and elsewhere