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objection TO i,s continued ag ttY9. re 59s bad
qnite enough f he Mayors oace, auo Is now
eogseed in a larger conbn zion AMI f'r higher
game. Some two years ago he made political
pilgrimage to Richmond, Virginia, ana, from ta-
newspaper reports OF that day, he did not retura
without cl ar and comprehensive understood
ing with Governor Wise in reference to the III.
day TO this, the programme thea agreed upon HIS
been followed up ia frequent confidential c0m
munieaiions betweea the high Contracting pr
ues, and tDat the presen political movements Of
Mr. Wood are really directed TO the nomioatioa
OF Governor Wise by the Chsrleston Convention
and TO that Cabinet a appointment which may
thas be secured through the election Of Governor
Wise as our next President.
Ia this view Of the subject the Albany Regsn-
cy viii discover tat when the Meas OF this city,
he othfr day mildly sugpe sted that this coo,ea
FOR the New York ceieg4 tes " may be carried
from one tribunal TO another until it reaches the
Charleston Convention the EDITOR simply
meant 10 declare that this thing will be doue
We have no doubt Of ii. We consider it "a
liked fact" in regard to the Regency that they
will send solid delegation of toeir own men 10
Charleston from the a1uual State Conveutioa
under their control We dare say, too, that th-
delegation will be q unit ia favor OF Nc. DOUG.
las and squatter sovereignty. In the next place,
there will be o contestiog delegation from toe
hards, in favor, most likely, of Gov. Wise, 1FTne
South will rule the Convention, and rule ont
Judge Douglas, or break up the 'heppy family"
We think that the chances are in favor OF
break up, and divisiol of the Convention into
Two sectional camps, witn Wise as the Southern
aid Douglas as the Northern candidate If the
divided democracy.
The opposition being in the same way divided
into two sectional pariies, the election will hea
scrub race, from which we may anticipate the
transfer of the three highest candidates from the
people TO the House of Representatives Then
Will Gene the tug of war, in which the chances
of Wise will be as good as those of Douglas or
Seward, assum ng that these three ,nen will be
the candidates carried up to the House
But the supporters Of Governor Wise 10 not
despair of reunion O tue party upon hissuame
at Charleston. They hava gceat faith ia his per-
.oDal popularity; and with foothold inntle
Convention from New York, his aamirers in tn
quarter may have some reisen to expect the
most favorable results. Fernando Wood is
doubtless operating under these impressions:
and from the precedents a Baltimore ia 1915.
aud Cincinnati in 1856, he has grounds for the
belief that he will be able successfully to pro.
test against an exclusive delegation OF Illegal
bany Regency. Such, we c lcuIate, is'the game
Of our ex-Ma' or. 1t Is not the Mayor 's,ofdea
and cur Corporation spoils aod pIupder, but the
Charleston Convention, the Presidential .succes
s'oh aud position at Washington which will
enable him to speak "by authority to the AL
bany Regency and Tammany Hall.
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Court Sgur

Scpsgsx CouBT-CfcuN.-- l-Nos a36i 4
1865, 1884, 249l 24e2, BOIL. "4ao 3o7s SAL 26oe 8.
1880 ose 2lsl 49, 2s2s als2 M, 1876. 1885, a.
2e7l. 44Ss, 45c6 $685. 444s ass SOsI 30a7 4ssl al
s565, 4osb 1850, 4tsts, 4s4 4567, ACES, 4}67 4i6l
sSss' $50. soS7, 4a22. Part Mes 2c44, s62 &c
iIea sos Isss i3a bl2, 2eo, 2cea, 1oos, 2o6s u
SUPERIOR Couar.--part l.--Nos 2i2, 22s, l4S,
6i6, ", gas i42, ESQ, es2 COG, coo, 600 % 1902,
100 az, 1865, $50. Part Nor 6y9, 6s3, $50, 6Si,
s56, 4G3, t3s, 663, chs. CSC, 6Tb.
Conmos pLEls CouE-.-Psrt Nos. 1875, 1877,
to 1852, lia4 10 1885, 1853. 100 7e6 lcA3 900 1895
gNce. COG, 7C0 9s4, $50, 75T, $40. 977. s97, 1877,
1929, $780, a. TO- 0a, 7se, SAL 1000, 1919, lol7 io
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INTERESTING FROM WsSAIuG ron.
lug Relations with MeSAco--t Sstruct ioNs &"
OUR ministers nod Naval Ufficern--fn1-r-
view Of the saaalaniao slinisser W iIh Gen.
Gsss, &C., &c.
QUE sfKuiAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.

Ansxy CSr's CSgs
QUE srEuIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, June I6 1880
The administration ttrks II discern ia the recent
rte6igeoce from Mexico the SPEEDY triumph OF the lbe
raj cnuse in 'ha distracted country the roceut inss.c
tons 10 Ministers and also TO tie naval officers IN
command OF tie forces in the Gulf OF Mexico are clear
positive and explicit Should any Of tue Ininions a Mra
non or Zriosga interfere, Is alleged they cootem
plate 6oirg, with the Tebusutepec rou,o they vii then
zee what govern neo will DO The mcils by tue Tee
reese, row overdue some days. is expected will brir
important Intelligence.
The Sandman Minister had iorg Interview with the
Secretary Of State to-day BE greatly essed with the
brilliant 10 which the Sardaaps acquitted them
selves ID their recent engagement with tho Austrians
TIE President Will remove to his rereatthe
Soldiers Hcme-in fee days. he Intends leaving for
Bedford Springs the 2oh Of July Resides Miss Lane
be will be accompanied By Mrs Secretary Thompson and
Mrs. Senator Gwn.
Gen. Mcdowell, Of Missouri vino recently appoint.
ed Consul General at Conssenope, has resigned on &C
count Of iu-hea!th.
The Navy Department s advised thst as 10 sppreacn
scDs were felt at Tsropico toucpg interests the
Saratoga left that port for Vera Cruz the Is. inst
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY JUNE II, 1859.

TIE ro'esiaut Bible il hook remarkable for
'S COED English, like Shskspere, for the transss
tion was made before the wells Of pure Eoglisn
were O. iil'd foreign admixtures, aud it is ex-
Uomt J absurd on the part Of section Of Ca
thoeN to obje to it. AS far as ii goes, IL is es
eth'laiiy the ame rs their own, though better
Arglo-saxon. The Puritan faction are acting
an equally absurd part in objeoting to the read
ing Of the Catholic b ble, for besides containing
all tat theirs does, it has several books in add
i'on; and If Christians are to be saved by faith,
there is the best chance of salvation by the Ca
'hoiic Scriptures, as they afford scope for larger
amount and greater exercise of faith.
For our own part, we should like to see an
Other Christian grace cultivated, which Is the
greatest Of all, though most neglected, aud that
is charity, mutual charity" peace on earth
good Will among men" The whole Of the latt
controversy is uucbaritable, I'm Christian, and IN
suited to The genius Of our liberal institutions
fortunately, in this enlightened community nc
mischief can be done by the set of demagogues
fools and bigois who played their roles in the
silly farce.
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ay concert which has been rendered by the Philharmonic
Society Of Brooklyn to Nine Marietta Gazzaniga will take
place this evening at the Atheueun The programme is
one OF the mcst attractive tat has been arranged
hsre. Indeed it will compare favoraby With the best
concerts in London and Paris where the price Of adms
zion would be at least double the which s requirej
at Brooklyn. We have, among the vocal artists Nine.
Gazzanga, Mile. Ghoni, sigpori SseaD, Amodio, Flo
renza and the great basso, Carl Formes. Mr. and
Mills will give several orccdar for the piano The con
cert Is deserved compliment TO most eminent arrt
who has lent her assistance 10 the most kindly
concerts Of the very excellent Society the other site
the river. From all accounts believe that the affair
Will be perfect ovation TO Maoame Gazzsr.ga-
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The Charleston Convsntion--c1ov-me or
Fernando Wood.

Fernando Wood.
While the Albany Regency aud their colabor
ers among the sachems OF Tammauy Hall are
ccnsoing themselves with the idea that they will
have it all their own way at the Charleston Con-
ventiou, as the regular New York organization
we perceive that our black republican organs
stick to the notion that the whole aud sole ambi-
tion of Fernando Wood is to get back into the
Mayors Office. Thus the Tribune of yesterday in
forms us that "the City Inspectors Departments
already secured" that Gin few weeks the Gro
ton Board will be reconstructed" aud that "then
after mock struggle, ia which the aspirations
of such patriots as Isaac V. Fowler aud VIM D.
Kennedy will be crushed, while Mr.. D T. Tie
mann viii be laughed at, Fernando Wood will
loom up grand, gloomy and peculiar, as the
Union democratic candidate for Mayor"
A plausible scheme Of operations; bat we Up
Pr heGd hat while Fernando Wood will have no
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Democratic majority, 436.


Doniphan county gives 200 democratic majority.
deepaich from Leaven worth Gays the republicans hsv
eeced majority Of three to tho Convention This M
be 60 but sufficient time has yet elapsed to
the fact.
row occurred at Atchifor the day of the election
harose out Of demand made for the .on pspss
OF foreigners Offering to vote The person VINO brougt
the Information Gays that when he LETT brckbats N
clubs were flying IN every direction
"sAn iS"-The editor Of the Yazoo Miss Democrat.
regular Southern Bill Poole He says:"Vhe only pra
teal means Of pepetuatng present system OF labor
by importing Africans" aud adds If the South pele
that her necessities demand labor aud she has nd
the oourag TO proc re that labor any hazard then
her perish as gnomniousy her cowsidice deserves
NoN-iN1EsvESnoN-The Charlotte IN. c. Bullets.
says, however men may grumble, the South has got
stand on non.intervenuon" or do worse The publ
mind Of the South Is bound TO settle down GA this co
vc,ion.
A POSTMASTER ON AsToR HotsK MkFrNG 49, r.
Rome Sentinel (wbose editor is postmaster at tina.
says-"the recent meeting of portion of The democrst
ut the AAtor House, to keep harmony in lie dsnocra,
parry, is very much like The was determine:
have peace in his family, If he had to fight for It,"
KNOW No1BINGs TAXING A SqASD.-A meeting
Americans wss held at Cincinnati the 10th inst
which preamble and resolutions adopted decari,
1t to be the duty of the American party (disaycwing
sympathy or cooperation with any other part;es} 10
sume its proper and legitimate position of ndepeu
and recommending that con venon Of all the CO
servstve citizens OF Ohio be held in Cincinnati on Wedpd
day, the 9th OF july next, TO nominate State tick
This movement out Of this passage by the Re
can State Con enton Of Ohio Of resolution reputjat
the "t~O years. amendment" recently adopted
Massachusetts,.
kKSTucKy.-The American party Of the Seventh ds.r
OF Kentucky have nominsted Robert Mallory fer ca
gress vice Hon Humphrey Marshall, declined.
REAI WooLIy HEAp-The Racine (wisconsin) AG
cate pure breed black republican Paper, pitches
the proposition to unite tie opposition forces in order
ceteat the democracy, and says
We will not kno~inely vote or support any man v
Does not stand square the republican platform II
paiv should be SO foo'an % nominate a Bous, on
Bell, or Bates, Banks for Pres VENT the party
ar Cree'ey map 90 to the r--l nv themselves; We do
enlist under any such conn sDder SO long a we Oh
spared 20 us men like Seward, Chase, Fremont Ws1
Blair, gno dozen Others TINT could he named VIC 90
propose 20 take NJ dopghfsced Bales 'su ope JAG
Banks We are enlisted :or the war, out We VIII nc,
owthip With political freebcoteTs and Swiss gu.rda for
consideration il the evisjop o. the epoils. II in 1884
majority of TIE voters these UJed States ara no, y
rg 10 vote for trial CT republican MANAGEMENT of
national affairs why let them have another ,ou. 70
trial OF modeln democracy. We stand IL II tue pco
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ACADEMY OF AusIc-1HE SrRAKoscH BEsE1n.-The cam
pgn Of Mr. Strekosch-one which has reverses as
we'll as its vctoreewill be closed with two grand per
fomarces, one on this evening, when Nine. Cortes will
cling In 'Norma," and The other to morrow m ,rnna
when the same fine prrna donna will sing role which
che has made the greatest rore Psolina H Pouto
Purchasers Of occurred seats for to nights performance
ceiye admission to the ctinee without further
charge Apart from the very attractive character OF the
programme Mr.. Strakcsch deserves the kindly reuem.
brance Of the public He has given series Of aue PEI.
tormaDces, with splendid troupe The expenses have
been heavy and the return, the whole, hardly equal
to the outlay. He deserves, and should receive sub
sianiAl token Of the public appreciation.
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The Inhabitants VI Fnyal In = Starving
Condition.

i. u7SfON june 10, I65U.
meeting was held at the China Insurance office TO-
day, 10 Mse nessufts for seaaDg provisions 10 the nha
Daa's or FaJa who, according 90 a letter read at the
meeting from United States Consul Dabney are many Of
the M in starving condition. Hon. Geo. r. Russeil pre-
sided The meeting appointed nnittee to solicit sub
scrptcns One thousand dollars subscribed on the
spot, snd the indichtocs are that liberal sum will be
forthwith raised for Tie distressed Fayayiess.
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A!iLEDGEynLE, June Is, 1853
Tie democratic State Convention yesterday rou us.ea
Govetuor Brosu by eccspatior. they also adopted
Iesoutors resi tmirg the Cincinnati platform express
ng confidence IN tbe ability patriotism of President
BocSanan' ard sppres Ct principles of his inau
euEai aid aanual messages the subject of slavery
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The Southern oIail.

WASHINGTON, Juns 10, 1859
New Orleans papers OF Saturday last 70 hand from
which We extract the following i1teitigence:-
general Sam Houston has accepted the nomiu alton Of
Governor OF Texas rendered him the Independent Con
venticn ut Austin.
me charge Judge Campbell to the Grand Jury of tho
United States District Court for the Northern District OF
Alabama was very ercDg against the reopenngi Of the
slave trade, % - 49,
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st NATHARlNFs, G. W june IS, 1859.
fne gales OF Lock No 26, Theorsld the Weand
Canal carried away by the schooner Ouebsc this
evening The ruth Of water caused the ment TO
give way ard the country around eub To the
depth OF several feet. Great damage was cone to the
gram neos The water is now shut off and ia
gradually subsding. large force Of will commence
70 repair the break as soon as the water eubsides cuff
Gently II expected the damage will be repaired xhr
a week r. '
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The New City Railroad In Baltimore.

~ UdI7IHUfk, '0ue 10, 1909.
Tee Mayor sent message into he City counci ths AZ
ternoon calling attention to the violation of the CITY ordi
RANGES 10y the new City Railroad Company, and recon-
mendDg that sotion be taken restrain the conpsnv
from proceeding further.
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low. Politics

DUBUQUE, June 49, 1859.
tie DS nooratc County Convention assembled here to
Gay ard elected Sc trliadnnietra!on delegation to
State Converion SToEg popular sovereignty resolutions
were Adopted.
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Severe Hail storm.

BALTIMORE, Juno III, 1880
There YES severe hail storm at GovsnstoWn Balti
more county, at six O'Clock this evening, which did con
aoefaeie carnage The hail stones we're OF very large
size Rain fell here 10 torrents in this city th;s
ing accompanied with vivid lightning and high wind.
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FASHIONABLE OHARIIY-A Popular MOVE
MENT IN AID OF THE ITALIAN CAUSE.-THE mil
lion and half of people who have their domi
Giles within twelve miles Of our City Hall had
On yesterday, great laugh over the card Of Mr.
Strakosch, the manager Of the Opera at the
Academy. This manifesto was apropos to the
fashionable manner of getting up charity con
certs and operate performances III this city, and
let food OF light upon the operations of the
'unco' guide" who rotate in the circles about
Murray Hill. Ard it appears that the Grinnells,
the Astors the Minturns. the Beekuans, the Bo.
geTts, the Coopers, the Pels, the Hof'nans tie
Morgans, the LeRoys, and others who lead SO.
ciety, always attempt to gain the credit of being
especially philanthropic without doing any Of the
work or taking any Of the rick attendant upon TIM
object to which they lend the potent influence Of
their names. They, in the first place, put the
risk on the manager, then they beg the editors to
puff the affair with might aud main, and wher
the bills come in the manager shoulders part ct
the loss If any, and the proprietors Of the news.
papers are expected to discount at least fifty per
cent from the printing and advertising bills. SO
That they are expected to do all thc work, pay
for it as well, and the lady patronesses to have
the credit, if any flows from it.
But this sort of huulbug is, we are glad to see
exploded. StrakOsch has given it the coup de
grace. Next week there is to be a popular per
formance at the Academy Of Music for All
object which will have the unanimous
support of the public. 1t is to further grand
and noble object. II is to assist in the work pt
civilization and progress which is now going on
in Italy, the spreading of the ideas Of to-day 10
opposition to the medieval dogmas to which the
House Of Hapaburg cling so blindly and 80 Oh
stinateiy. 1t is to aid that grand work which is
goin, on in Europe, and of which the classic
ground Of fair Italia is the present aud the appro
PIRATE theatre. All the italian artists land we
have more Of them actually with us that can be
found in any other capital), headed by the prime
dome Gazzaniga and Cortesi, will assist ct this
performance, which will be in every way worthy
Of the grand occasion.
This affair will not be used to aatter the vanity
of any person or clique of persons. 1t will be
patroDized by no committee, unless it be the
spirits of the great men who inaugurated the
work which it is Intended to assist, aud who may
be now watching for the completion of the labors
which they commenced. 1t is a cause which will
recommend itself to all our people-natve, uatu-
rallied and aliens-except few Germans, who
are too thick-headed to receive an idea without
it is trepanned into their skulls. They will find,
however, That the real, true heart of Germany
beats responsive to the italian cause. And if we
are not very much mistaken the throng at the
Academy of Music on next Wednesday will show
that the American heart is already committed
upon this important subject.
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Firo MT G0iena.

GAISsA. H., June 16. 1859
The CassicA Institute Of this city, together with its
contents, was desroyed by fire last night The library
was partly ssvec In damaged cone Aoa Loss sll Geo
INSURANCE 5000. '~~N'
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LOUISVILLE, June 16, 1869
Tue steamer Grapeshot, with full cargo from Cncin
nsu ior Fort smith, eupk on Saturday Van Buren, in
the Akarkas3riyer The beat and cargo are total loss
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The Cleveland and Toledo Railroad.
CLEVELAND, June l6, 1852
The Beard OF Directors ot the Gle gesnd and Toieo Rs
cad met thH morning J. B. Waring wss re elected Pre-
iCeDt
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LAURA KEzSr's rRrArRE, No. Sss Broadway.
CIsPEsTIIA-A FAvOEirg FARcx
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WsLLACK'S THEATRE, Brosdwsy.-IRIsa LioS-Ho
To CAT Az Ir-NAN, OR My Two Fairness
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BASEUks ASEhIpAF ~ussUM Broadway ne
noon ross REPuBLfd- TAILOR TAswoRfi
Evening-TXE TRIES AI1-sARsrY THE BARos.
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Testimony 81 SIR EdxArd II. RnWley, Of the nrui
Rewiey Ashburner & Co. II North Wharves, {
proof Of the efficacy Of williAms's Anti-Dyspepu
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SPRING OPENING.

AYE gill commence receiving cur sftdNG oIOCk
w Ia q dAy Tao, (1f shlch aue notice viii
fyen) and - iatesd gong into The business nor
xteusssly th4n eessr, breads And all 'vhe tsy
.sr e4sA all bear ~ n4ind tlAi do exclasiv
@sh BaElBcss an 30 xnl sell E,ods Al = very smA
vance. IkwIA, NoCILlI-AAD 4 co.
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TeFtmoRy Of Mr.. AonsE Zines, MARKET street. aeex
sixth. oaFFobzsEatirs ol The e1ncAcy Of Nli1AAnas
AEu-Dy speptic Elixir
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TO MERCHANTS, MILIINERS, JORRFRS. DEALERS
IN RIBBONS, MILLINERY GOOiS. AND
CASH BUYERS IN ALL SFC1lONS OF TfECOUNIRY,
THE CASH EIEBON HOUSE,
8 CHAMBERS STREET, NEW YORK.
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A C. A r ID

J IRWIN (fortnsriy os Irwin heClsli.aa I,
4. Huntsville, Al. } having become assoc ate 4
sith IN business, thr slyls VI ths nrm vii Dc
IRWIN, kclilIASD 4 90.
". A A J. G. EecLnLAsD
Hsshvlils FEB. 10, lsss.
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\. a. N xs n ~ /.

IL addition The sIsoE purchased oI ). IL Lafaeh
l. / have rccrR cd thr iolivNns;
500 ,Ouo iceI STvssod NelioS ilne floorinsi
SlOoL ANs White Pine Ceiing;
20 OOo llase alsa " Nasheuafds,
T5ooo clear White tane, AL tisieAnsssesi
S0O,uOO a. Poplar Plank, Joistahd SeAniliHsi
aOu, 900 Cedar, asssTted.
AIso -WnduS sasA, znd Frames aha hish 10
match. Pinr fzuuel i.rs sBd lrstDvs, Mantle feees
Moulding and hs4skvts, Poplar Sna flne shingles
faIl supply aiGs, GA baud Aazhvliie Lumber
fsessm J. 7. 6IISSuS
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n y Merchants. IN want of any Of the above ar
tics will lind t,thcr aivsitagr T. give me call as
can ammndate them by tie dozen at as low
prices = aGy other house N the CITY.
marS-n B.R. CUTTER
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StOD the RepOrt.

uiseur. emily rvpo tsd that ~s sell no Goods snly
Il AUCTION when IN fact, ottirds u sales are
rtvste the same Ia aly other Mhoies-le House IN
city with t1is eNrepiiou we Eel Tor short prona
. cash 4hd short proniIa pAIser.
fsbzI ssaS TRABUE d LUcUs.