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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12

We are able, at last, to announce that the rich
men and 70 Vdes Of tho Democratic party have
come to harmonious understanding. Muscle has
succumbed Ia, Money; Kennedy and the other as
pirants are shoved,aside; ard Mr.. John A. DIX il
to be the candidate of Tammany Hall
Mr. Dix is thorOughgoing party man, but much
more respectable than in the course Of nature, was
to be expected from that time honored institution.
For instance, be would not himself have PsrPe-
trsted the shameful outrage, for which so''".
Bell and Purdy are responsible, in che choice Of
Registrar; nor would be assume the responsibility
If appointing to office gentlemen like MI John c.
Heenan or Mr. Frank McCabe; but on the other
hand, he is far inferior to the other Democratic
candidate for Mayor, the Hon. Fernando Wod,
in energy and decision Of character, and 10 admin
istr alive capacity. In short, Mr.. DIX is much
better az candidate than no viii be likely to prove
as Mayor, should he by any chance be elected.
Having failed as politician for want Of courage,
fidelity TO his convictions, and stssd,oess OF
purpose, he is not the man to gain honorable dis
tnction in 20 difficult position as Mayor of New
York However, as We say, be Will be pretty
f,ir candidate among the rich section " the De-
mocrscy; and thanks are due to them for CON-
pelling or buying the nomination Of 80 decent
persOn.
Let the Republicans DOW select q candidate Of
superior business ability aud equal respectsbiiy OF
it is not necessary that be should
Ia r;ch rnap-sn1 thai uuill alack him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12

The State Election in PENNSYLVANIA yesterday
appears to have gone decidedly against the Sham
Democracy, contrary to all reasonable expectation
The Opposition ranks were in disorder; there was
no serious effort put forth TO call out the vote,
and the poll lie very light one; but We are con-
fdent, from the scattering returns at hand up to
A. NJ, that the Peoples or Opposition State Ticket
is elected. The new Legislature is also probably
Opposition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12

The Democratic State Committee and Stste can
didates held an anxious meeting in our city yester
day. Their object was to deplete the nsbobs Of
their party of the wherewithsl to carry on the
pending contest. We believe the contribu lions Of
their bankers and brokers we're quite liberal. Pre-
sumipg on the ignorance ofpolitical matters usually
prevailing among our citizens, they circulsted 70
port that they expect to carry the State next month
Bosh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12

The Pro-slavery Democracy of New Hampshire
yesterday determined after smart struggle, to
subject Mr.. Asa P. Cate Of Mortified to another
foegng as their candidate for Governor. The
msority seem to have acted on the principle that
beaten man should be puumeed till he cries
enouph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12
To Advertisers.

Those who wish to advertise in THE WEEKLY
TsIsusE will please send in their early
possible Having larger circulation than any other weekly
newspaper the very best medium through which TO reach all
parts Of the country Price One Dollar line, each insertion.
Advertisements for this weeks issue must be handed In to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12
The mails for Europe by the steamship Asia will
close this morning at liz O'Clock.

Lancaster City, Pa, yesterday gave strong
majority for the Opposition ticket, in spite of Mr..
Buchanan's presence, which failed to insprit and
animate his supporters. His party usually has a
large majority there, and gave him q very large
one in '56.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12

Al the time approaches for nominating '0e Is.
publican candidates for the Legislature from 'n''
City, there is one point with regard to ~nicn ~'
hope our friends will see that their nominees oc'
cupy the right position. We refer to tho reaac'
ton of the enormous incomes Of our County UNI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12
WHEELER x WILSON'S
SEWN C.MAcHIsES.

With important Improvements.
The Great Of Time aud Preseryer OF Health.
OFFICE, No. SIS BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
10 found by sccaste experiment tina. tbs stitching oil SHIT
requiring aud tbryone minutes be
done By hour and i've minutes Other work
Il with equal facility
Tas locK. STITCH MADE THIS MACHINE,
be rayeled aud that presents the
upon each SIDE OF the IL made with
two upon side Of the fabric and inerocked In
fhe Sfi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12
Nsw9turk DAILY @ribnne
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER -. 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

10 notice can Of Anonymous CommunoeioHA What
Intended for insertion must BE- authenticated BY the
and address Of the wrter-no necessarily for Dub1ca.
ton, but o. guaranty for his good faith
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected Comnunicscn
Bu,iaess letters for THE TRIBuSR should In III b
addressed 70 HORACE GREELEY Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12
HECKERs' PARMA is in the highest repute a.

HECKERs' FARINA is in the highest repute as a
delicious and ford all Of the year II 10
pure PREF wheat without sdmxtufe
grain hence invaluable in the Summer Extensively
used a. the Asor Nicholas Metropolitan. and other
6cs Hotels and saloons rapidly becoming an indsptn-
sable dish all good tables
Nauaotur.d ard the Croon Mils No l Cherry
New.Yort liberal discount 10 dealers For sale generally by
srocers and drugests HEcKE. BROTHER
BECKER Brothers Flour and Fsrina exhibited for
competition the Fair the American Institute Palace Garden
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

Sow on IHE wArutpE.---A Chfislsib
Travelling On steamboat, distributed lrlots
While they we're taken aad Eesd by maBy
8 getllemaa took oDeahd foIdinQ L up. cn.
Jt with bis peDknils into small pieces: iben
holding il up in dtrisi6n, thew itaway.
One piece adhered 70 bis cost; he picked
n Of. And booking u Il s.w only the word
God. . lie tareed IL over. on the Other
side, Eternity" They stood out as Nv,
ing letters before him. s'GDd" =" Eterni-
Iiy." Ho went 70 the bar, called for bran.
dy % drink 70 drive them away. bat IN
vain. Then u the gtming table to social
intercourse and conVsrSAiion; but those
sOlemp words HaaateI-him whererrf Re
went. until he was, breaght penitsnt tc
the feet Of Iysns. sWbst an eHs0urage
meOt toihe ChrisfantraYvller 70 SOW ssed
by the waysidr. In m4king preparations
for a journey never forget che package ol
u cts. Scalser them that yoe may thui
win souls to your .SAEiear.- Amsrisau
Messenger.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14
Death orthe KING Of Dabomev.

The news brought from the Old World
by the Canada is iraught with evil lidings
for the American Advocates of the Afri.
can Slave trade. The only Sovereign in
all the world who sympathized with their
designs, is no more. The tomb at The Al,
rican capulets has received his majesty, the
King Of Datomey.
His majesty the King. For he was a
king, though his face was black and his
hair woolly.5 monarch who but lately
made alreety with the Emperor OF France,
sovereign with whom an English Gov
ernment had quarreled, and whose archives.
ifhe had preserved any. could exhibit ue-
gocia,ions with the Crown of Portugal. =
Hs was remarkable for having befn a fe-
rociens brute, if an expression SO streng
may be applied to parsonage SO exaulted,
and for having maintained body guard
OF female warriors-A troop Of Amazoni-
an Ebony. And when he died the King.
dom Of Dahomey showed the sincerity oI
its affection by sacrificing, with tie most
unniggardly sacrafice. eight hundred mig
gers to his honored names.
What kind Of rising young man sue,
ceeds King Gezo, in the person of that
amiable potentate's son. may be judged oI
from the fact that the youth marked the
severity Of his flisl feelings by at once
starting on slaye.hunting expedition
possibly with view to supply the void in
the Dahomey slave market. caused by the
holocaust at the obsequies.-N. Y. Times
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14
For the Lancaster Gazette, !,

Youthful reader; here is a lesson, |
would have you learn in early life. and
keep it ever before your mind; haiti is
not what the world accuses you OF, bat
what you are really guilty Of, that causes
you sorrow and regret. Innocence, how>
ever,it May deplore false accusations, will
never sink under il. II you have an in
ward consciousness Of recttude and guilt,
lessness. not even BoDsparte himself could
moro boldly confront tie world. than you,
AZ HOMO.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

tit8 - Mdifan ~ ne iAhea1tef 0assit6ss
Proud temple of jasnee.
rhSts ihou nsndsst. IN ~ d riocous ma dsiy.
Beautiful Indeed, beaytlfui affhe slsw drooplng
MELLOW AuiamH; Ibthy Hasswom eobstenabes
We recognize ihs EVIDENCE and siiaehipen,s
OF other aays wesIso sseern Nhiihin lhy elas.IeaI
IAasamenls, The pure asd lofty proponions sffs
ofGoihie taste. Per this 10 vond preserve Ihsa,
And smbIm ne rsmembrunesa ana ebsH,Asd q a. s..
Recolieetious of ny eternal eEislesce,
With EgyPtag en4aIshee.
,ssa El5nuncsa sfola Aua Tiqnns.
A. We tread with aismare, vilhiu the pale
oftks surroundings No rsveIe ike memOrys y
her who lies embedded beneath he nsnjss,le
Grandeur % Us ioHehaE aupenirueiHrs
lp iraciug her gebsology We ran back
The cycles oG oGeonsasgnIbIty, even f ~
Unto The olJen dsys ofAaniY DeIgVian, ~
Apong the arehivns Of the pa1t we have
The thrlcs told assurance OF 0enfral o,daIon,
That although thou hast msnifeaedihy
Rhendship for poor Miss Fortune, thasl .hou
Also with becoming prosperity censnrsd
The conduct ef AissA Hsbsopy, and never sils~ed
Ann TPathy to disturb the eqailibhun
or Thy acknowledgement.
tess venenas trneiurs;
Full many taio couId'st ihou unfold OF
Even-handedJusiiee. Fall many, not 50 even.
As some men, are wise, and some are otherwise
So are thy deeds. Yet many ave eouned
Thy good pleasure, and found security
Within thy hallowed precincts, whilst others
Loathed thee, and found security when they
tSoughtn not. In judgmentthon art powerful
But In execution most detestable,
May thy shadow never wax diminu.ve.
LASc4sTrR, April ls. PHIL. ANTHRoPY.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

10 b dopef The set prOFidss ibst 10
such case repairs shall continue uoder
the direction OF the Board; and sp-
propriaiss 10 lbe division Of Mr.. Back as,
s44, 900. 20 that Of Mr.. Martin s4f, 500,
and 10 Mr.. tWaddle for the repairs OF The
southern division. Of the Ohio canals, lhe
Aushisgum I@pf0ysmeht. Hockiag and
EWalhonding canals. for the bali year from
the fifteenth Of August, The enormous sum
Of one thousand dollars.
This was undoubtedly foflyone thou
sand dollars Whsn The Senate committee
reported the bin. but 10 the hurry OF en
crossing The bill 10 the excitement Of a
nijnigit session, aud IN reading lorg
Bill during the srhilarstioti usual to the
closing scene in;legislatiye bodies. espec.
q lIy At Mat time Of night abe forty tbou-
sand was lost. OF course il isimpossible
to go bshind the bill signed by The prrsi-
ding officers. Thus by the reckless disre-
gard Of the interests Of the State By the
legislature. in, exhausting the session in
various schemes to gran. the canals to a
particular inIeresi; aud then at the last
hour bringing in a measure which though
founded on . good principle, was liable to
be ruined by the premsture, half made up
way in which it was brought into the
world. there is no alternative, in case the
canals are not let, but to call an extra ses-
sion Of the Legislature, to appropriate non-
ey to keep them in, operation. go
1t is due to the republican members to
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14
The Fruit.

klasl for peaches and cream! Visions
of this luxury have been frozen out by the
cold weather. Jack Frost, the greedy dog
has come and borne away the tender BIOS
som ,,e, :9a' Orea.heu 'Gr,n ,ne P'ysalsy -
bn,st fo,th akcLino he irsss Il garaeons
orsen. l;Le an oId maid wenIa fs;e concaal
he rsysoes Of winters passed o'er,ber head.
Even tbe leaves tardar netrels a. tl,ev arc.
hang down as II conscious the loss. No
red ,lipped peach will kiss them, swAyed
by a summer breeze, and blossoms fall
from the frosted tree, like tears, weeping
for the loss, Tho blossoms are of dark
sondbrs color, as ifthey would dress in
mourning expressive of their grief.
No fruit. no luscious melting peach, no
peach pairing, no clustering of boys and
girls about the hesped up basket; and Its
abs cenos viii bear to us even in summer,
recallections of winter. Weep, Cock nsy,
for vanish all your dreams and plans
Where. now. IS -FOUR drive 10 the country?
Where the oceans of fruit on uncle,s farm?
Alasi all is gone aud your drive will be
"fruilless,--TLouisyille Democrat Sun.
dav. 49,
W. ,o ,,.nnr q 80, ~, - h.vo
"PP' = ~ 'u.' '" ~
au'nor''y OF our most ln'ei'igen. ;iiofslcu''
turists that our condition will not besO
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

DEscRIPTIoN oF You've DEVIL = Moth
ing can bo more instructive to thinker
than the manner in which the devil is per-
soniied to sore good people, who seem
to have rather too good a knowledge ofhim
for their comfort. A worthy farmer at a
country meeting, for the relation Of expe,
rience inareligion Of it's members, said he
had been severely tried by young devil.
Said he: "He come last highland sot down
on the s,deo my bed and grinned at me
as l was saying my prayers; he we'apt the
Old devil dear brethren, but little one
Eihat would weigh about forty pounds =
He sot down on the sile Of the bed. and
could inst see his tail aud buffs stickin'
,ut under his cloak; itWas terrible cold
lhat;nighrautl he looked as tllp' they took
good care on lin tohum, had good
chance 10 hook at him. hut ! went on a
prayin,; be didn't friGhlen me a Bit lid
seen his dad afore;so Hooked out Of COR
| usr of my eye, and could see his leelIs
horns. tEey were Just beginin' TO start,
like little bull; they wasn't more than
two inches long but they looked as though
they might get to be terrible pokerish
some day. IN. Y. scalpef. y ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14
BALTIMORE MARKET

b1LTln0nG. a nTii u, ieSo
Flour isdnl al 90 - for Howard street.
Wheat drm al 5DaI IS for Waite. .t -l.s
Corn isveTy dull at 5cf0r White and 20 forYeil0N
Provisions Are quite: bacon sides 9if cents.
Whisky DroopiHg; Ohio held at 2511 cents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14
CINCINNATI MARKET.

u ctscIHHfT1, April n. 1850
Flour unchanged: sales iu0 barrels 81 IS 40a5 so
superae: 75a5 s for ezra, and 20 for extfAW hte
WHEAT City Mills
Wbisky Advanced tSc, and Is in good demand
sales Of 700 barsels at % cents.
ProYisions-So change IN prnvision: Ine barrel,
mess pork sold af " and 10000 barrels bulk SIDES
-; bacon OK and 81; Lard heid az u, no sales.
Groeedes--Ths market u unchanged aud dull:
sales ofsO hhds ngaT al fair and good fair
and 200 bags Coffee at l2e. M0ssses sells al 3fajc
Wheat-The market IL quiet aud ady, with fair
local demand for ID lower grades. Bnd some shpppg
de nand forthe BeT qualities; sales 300 BASKETS prime
White at IS; inferior Red nt v. prime Red at 20.
CO,n-The market Is quite and daii, Without ma
terisl change In qHOtations: sales at a eents.
Rye-Sales al 70 cents Market duil-
BarIey--SaIe Of fair SpriBgat Sc, and Fall 81 Csc
Marx el steady, and prices Arm &c.
. oats-A faf demand, and the marketis firm; sales
al 81 and g. cents.
Buttor--A good demand for choice Roll, and thil
au aty sells readily at 2aa25c: sales Of IL barrels Al
25e infehef qualities very dHiI and prices nominal
Potatoes-Sales 400 bTls. Northern at2 20 pes bush
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

We haze been extremely busy for the
past week. moving. fixing up making gar
den, planting satsrs, ingons, DO. Be- and
OuftfipOd and pen complain 'OI bard lines
and nothing to do. The Legislature has
adjourned withOu. running the state--ths
Spring elections are over--tbe Union oP-
position have triumphed save where few
rabid leaders kicked out Of the traces and
attempted to go italone.
The weather i fine7 business rsyiviDg
so our prospects generally are quite fat,
,oring. We hope the world. the flesh,
and IN z7T-BsothsF BEArE may tf'cease to
daeSil and learn to do we'll" s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

EE Lumber. Of all descriptions, sea
Messrs WEBB & CuLvER's adgertisemt in
an otEer column.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

cH For Hopping cough see DR.. BAR
COWS advertisement in another column
The Doctor viii do what he says he can.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

Doors AND SHoEs. JouN NJ. MILLER
We know to be thorough workman and
fair dealer. See his advertisement
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

EE The Opposition majority in Louis
vile basiDot fsllensoif, from last Fall, ss a
contemporary states. but is more Than
double what it was then,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14
CoNsEavkrvRY JoURNAn,-We have I

CoNsERvhrvRy JopRsAr. I'VE have re-
ceiyed the frs. number Ofa neatly execu-
ted paper published IN Boston, bearing the
above name, dsyotedt to Science, Agrieul-
ture, the fine Arts, and the great practiOal
purposes Of ife.s II it shah sustain its
pretepsiops il will provo most valuable
paper for family reading. Address Wa,
E. BAKER, Boston. a7 of9
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

f1-Indiauapolis efssssd the entire Re /,
publican ticket, on Monday. by an increas.
ed majority over that Of LAST year.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

ATThe impressions OF religion are so
natural to mankind that most men are me-
cessitated, fret OF last, to entertain serious
tbougtq abqutit % RWs9fftlg d
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

SAVED BY A ANEwspAPER.--A few days
since, Mr. II. H. Martin, one OF the super
intendents OF the laborers at Aork at the
new Washington Spring, Satatoga. New
York. being engaged near the steam pump,
by rome means slipped SO chat the skirt Of
hscoat cAugbtin the cogs Of the pump.
One bite Of the cogs on the coat, and il
commenced drawing him in pretty fast
He had no time % give any alarm before
hes was lbtodgbt up with the prospect Of
being painsd BY lbs coge. but fortppatss
ly he had q copy Of As newspaper folded
tightly togetberin his pocket and when
ec6gs came to thattbey stopped, throw.
ing the band of the pulIies. n sssst. ,sss
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

CEIEBRArtok. The Odd Fellows from
the difsrsu. portions Of The District will
celebrate the fortieth anniversary Of the es-
tablishment Of that organization on the
96th inst, 10 this city, The Rev, D. D.
MArHER has been chosen orator for the oc-
cssion. Turn out everybody and witness
the operations ofa benevolent institution
Read lheiF advertisement. ~ ~ sissas. s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14
Notice to Builders.

6tRAyED Proposals viii be received untu sATUR-
6pAY the i6h thst., for ihe Brick Work Of ths city
Hall Bdiidihg. Abid win be received for faTnishinx
all The materal aud laying down tho saIa OF te bid
may be for laying the Brick and furnishing lime sand
and scafiing. q HENRY g. BLAtRB,
JOSEPH G. KINKEAD.
CHARLES DRESRACH,
Lancaster, April Z, ,Is5s-qwg9 :,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

EEA slave who has been working near
Columbus. was taken on warrant under
the fugitive slave law. and brought before
the Commission at Cincinnati, who de!
creed him to go back to slavery, it being
the wish ofthe negro to 60 back. The Ga
zette says: 81
The property expressed himself per-
fecdy satisfied with the arrangement. He
said be had enjoyed two,yearsl of freedom.
aud had worked most Of the times and had
not single Eve centpiece to show for his
services. and could not have any less if he
worked life time for his master. At"God
bless you rnsssa, - said the darkie, as the
decision was rendered, pse satisfied |
rise to no 'stipction in dis country. Use
gwipe back wild ye 10. yer old home" land
he went without murmur - CIrcleville
Herald.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14
,BuanAYE's HoLIAND BrrrrRs.-Tl

BeRHAyE's HOLLAND BIrrERs. The
press Of tho country has been particularly
loud ia ths praise Of the Bittsrs. Among
the many notices we offer the following tc
an impartial public: seS a
-.It is q well known fact that we do no
puff patent medicines, and that we but sell
dem Advertise them, but BGRHAyE's HoL
LAND BsTrERs comes to US endorsed il
such manner, as specific for the dis.
eases IL processes to cure. that we not only
aevs1tise il. but give it this favorable no
tice unasked BY the proprietor Hdpde
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14
Proposed Amendmentto tho Con-

SECRETARY OF STATES oPFICE.l
CoLuMBUs, o., April 2, 1859 !
thereby certify that the foregoing Joint Reso ution
Erelative 10 an Amendmsntt TO the Constitution pro-
viding for Annual Sessions ofthe General Assembly -
is true copy from the original roll on ne in this
ofiee.
ttr A. P. RUSSEIIs
a4-0m50 Secretary of State.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-15

her speed, the London Times says she proved
lfto be the fastest steamer in the world
She left the shore at Oils and was off Dover
at o'clock
The London Times has an editorial on Har.
neys occupation fSan Juan Island, charac
terising it as an excess of power to which
England will not tamely submit.
New York, Sept. 2O.-The steamer John
Faron was burned this morning near Green
Point. Loss $4,000.
New York, Sept 21.-There are rumors
on the street of defalcation in one of our
Banks
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-The Patent for
McCormicks Improvements in reaping ma.
chimes has been again re-issued during the
past week. This, however, does not effect
the terms OF the continuance Of the original.
The Government has not succeeded in OBJ.
tanning redress for the late murderous ont
RACES on persons and property of American
citizens in Chill, notwithstanding Mr.. B'eler
our Minister, has been exerting himself with
a determined vigor for that purpose Our
difficulty with that country has become more
complicated, owing to the failure of the late
Congress to clothe the President with annie
power to prosecute all our unsettled claims
against the Central and South American
States to adjustment. A preparatory de-
mand for satisfaction will he made, and our
Minister demands his passport. This subject
will then be transferred to the consideration
of Congress
New YORK, Sept 2lst.-The American
State Convention has voted down a resolu-
tion for the appointment of a straight Amer
lean ticket A committee has been appointed
to select candidates from the tickets now in
the field.
RIcHMoND, Va, Sept 21.-Oliver Sims,
well kown as Clerk of the Exchange, was
shot last night by J. H. Welton, Negro
dealer of Louisville Mr. S. is not expected
to survive through the day.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 22.-In the case of the
People rs. Thornton, for the murder of Jo-
seph Charless, the jury returned verdict Of
murder in the first degree. The prisoner
exhibited no particular emotion on hearing
the verdict.