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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23

BATES HOUSE, INDIANAPOLIS. - Travellers
stopping at the Hoosier Capital, will find the
"Batesta first class house. Under the man
agement of Mr.. Judson and Capt. Hartwell it
has acquired reputation unequaled by any
hotel in the State.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23

THE FIRST GREEN PEAS OF THE SEAsoN.--
The guests of the Spencer House were re-
galed yesterday at dinner with green peas
from the far South-the first received in the
city during the season, of which, epicureanly
speaking, the Spencer" is always little in
adyance .......
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23
Uu,,ed states NIors,,.I shot.

LEAvENwoRrH, April 2l.--We learn from
Topeka that Deputy United States Marshal
Armes was shot dead by prominent citizen
of that place, named Ritchie, whom Armes
was endeavoring to arrest on an old charge
of robbing the postoffice. No particulars are
racnivad
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23
City News.
~

MONEY FousD.-The man who lost small
sum of money on Saturday night, on Car No.
4, John-street line, will find il by applying to
Conductor Kimber, Of that car.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23

FREYBERa.--Maurice Freyberg, at The Spen-
cer-house news depot always has q supply Of
the freshest newspapers and periodicals, and
the choicest imported cigars.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23
TribuIatlons of Pho Mono.

The Rome correspondent of the Providence
OR. ~ Journal, of recent date, has the fol-
lowing:
"Pius TX is at the moment the victim of
manifold anxieties. | saw him few days
ago making penitential pilgrimage around
the church of st. Peter, followed, even such
a time, by multitude of liveried court lack
eys. As he kneeled before the chapel of the
Holy Sacrament and the High Altar, and
prayed apparently with fervor, tears fell from
his eyes. Weighed down by the trials of the
present troublous period, conscious of the
comparative Importance into which the Pom
tificial Office has fallen, and dreading the new
calaTnities that may come upon the Papal
power bringing new discredit to his reign,
his position is sufficiently unpleasant. On
the occasion TO which / have referred, the
Papal train was followed around the church
by five or ten thousand people. The number
in attendance seemed large for an occasion Of
no greater interest, but did not know until
the function was finished that the unexpect-
edly large gathering was meant as n demon
stration in favor Of the Pope. saw His
Holiness the Sunday after, trailing his mag
nificent robes in the Sistine Chapel with as
much pride and pomp as ever. The cardinals
with their gorgeous silken trains, swept uI
and down the steps of the throne, as one aftei
| another they bent before the Pontitf and re-
ceived his blessing after kissing his hand
Even the so5erness of this isseason of pretended
penitence and humiliation, is made suff
ciently cheerful by an abundance of ricl
color and gold on thegarments of the priests
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23
FOR SALE.

ESOR SALE-CA IAGES-S5O,O worth of
H Carriages and Bugges, better styles and cheaper
than they can be bought in Cincinnati. All work
warranted for one year, and best of city references
given Terms cash. No. o East Sixth-street, Gin.
api-am JOHN A. SHANNON.
ENOR SALE-CALoR1C ENGINE-The Caloric
q Engine, which is known the whole country
the one used for the publication Of the Penny
Press Address JOHN ID. CALDWELL,
mal3tf Cincinnati, Ohio.
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LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF PosTAeI

April 2l:
Thos. Anderson q Co., Louisville, Ky.
Hugh Dickey, Connersville, Ind.
George W. Davis, Paris, Ky.
VIM. Lepput, Pomeroy, Ohio.
q. Palmer, Wilmington, Ohio.
Orland Miller, Cleveland, Ohio.
O. Miller, New York City.
Mitchell & Gable, Rock Island, Ill.
Sand Wagner, Hamilton, Ohio.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23

For the past ten years, the town of Dun-
ham, New Hampshire, has sold, on an aver
age, Arse Mogsand tlnS Of hay year besldes
ktsping enough W support . very large steek
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23
FOR RENT.

WNOR X RENT-R00MS-Fo desirable rooms for
II small family at $40; two rooms at Sl5, and two
basement rooms at SS. Reference required. Inquire
Mt Office No. Ill West SiXth-street. ap22bS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23

SINGULAR PETIrIoN.-Two Abolitionists,
named Blount and Mckinney, who made
themselves so obnoxious to the people of
Dallas, Texas, last summer, and were sum
marily expelled from the country, have petit
toned the Legislatures of Iowa and Wiscon-
sin to demand redress from the State of Texas
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lost.

n OST-BRACELET-On Sunday, April 20, a Hair
~ BRACELET made q light and dark hair, with gold
ing the same at E. 4 d. KINSEY's, No. "a West
Fifth-street. ap23-dS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23

Tss sS VTSq SdS Sf & Europe tSS sSrESy.d row
SSsS sGI y: sI AZ s' 49, 30 900 o q
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BOARDING.

NlOARDING-And a room suitable for a small
ND family or two gentlemen. Apply at No. East
Seventh street. ap22-b$
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23

A UOTION SALE.-By KELLOGG 4 WILL
IN LIAMS, in Sales rooms Nos. ~ and ID East
Third ird-street-Catalogue Sale of Crotch Mahogany
yeneers--0n MONDAY AFTERNOON, April %, at
24 o'clock.
iAe above have Just been received from the East,
and are ofDuperiOr quality.
The usual credit on all sums over 500.
ap2I A. KELLOGG, Auctioneer.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23

"ANTED-A sITUATIoN-By frst-class
w Girl, as chamber or dining-room maid. Also,
smart girl from the country wants nursing or light
chamber work, Two German girls wanted for gem
oral homework. Apply at No, 3O7 Elm-street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS Henry
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION SALE-BY KELLOGG WILL
Large Pawnbrokers sale Of Unredeemed Pledges, for
Elias Mayer, on THURSDAY MORNING at o clock,
number Of splendid Gold and Silver Watches, Gold
Chains, valuable Jewelry, Gents and Ladies' Ap-
making in all a large and valuable stock
ap23 A KELLOGG, Auctioneer,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23

"ANTED-SITUATI highly respectable
w Widow lady wishes to engage as Nurse. The
best of references given Inquire at the northeast
corner of Dudley and Wade-streets. ap22-ba
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WUANTED-S s 3 8 s 3 8 8 SS SS g.
w In exchange for House painting, glazing, var
uishing, gTAining and sign-painting. Call at my
paint-shop. w. j.. DAVIS,
apl7-aw% ~ West Third-street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23

NUANTED-TO PURCHASE-On Walnut Hills
w small house and lot, not to exceed 81 200 Ad-
dress JOHN r., at this office, stating price, location
and terms. ap6-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23

"ANTED-ssO0 my entire interest in an
w honorable cash business paying 800 per cent;
trade will be taken If applied for soon. Address A.
b., through the P6stoffce ap22-b~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23

NUANTED-INFORMA Any informa-
w tion about Absalom Lynch, late of Brown
County, will be gladly received by his wife, at No.
IA New-street east of broadway. ap22-b%
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23

"ANTED-T0 L-Double-entry Book
w keeping Scholarships on Bacon's, Ohio, Gun
dry's and Western Coleges-good for day or evening
study. Time unlimited. Young men save money
by buying certificates. Apply at Tuttles Exchange
Office, north west corner of Sycamore and Third.
np4-am+ w. II. AOKLEY. .
EUANTED-T0 SELL OR EXCHANGE-Pa-
w tont Right for Corn-husker, patented by ii.
Strait, for real estate, at the southwest corner of
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23

"ANTED-A BooM-A pleasant furnished
w room, with gas, in private family, without
beard, by two young men Of steady habits. Refer
enccs exchanged Address X. 4 D., Cincinnati Post
office. ap22-bt
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iie oOu sslAdftiser Gile, um Oiele Qtrbeit ~

lte SOu 9el9attt9sr @ile, um Oiele 2trbeit gu
p0llencen.
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ben gu ttelen, uno Die StliDIe fir lfh unp
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Der 0reis nimmt auf einem Der 2ebere
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pen Vait, auf cen anpern, ben be1Iern 9ebne
ltubl itdb 3u ieBen.
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/ lAauen
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ne Die DefeI Der Safsn auf uno aie6en Die
Snltrumene berDor, cine 8ioline, cine giOla
uno Gin SippnceQ.
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beethoven ctlf Su llrb lelber; uno 1daut bill
1ber Su pen Wuilfern. @r liebt, pie Gie Die
Jnltrumente itimmen ltebt, pie Der 8ater
'bMu oen 2lftorp oaSu ansett 1teDt, wie er
oann nldt, alS lttmmten Die Saiten lest in
i1bner 9armOhie.
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bort ntbt6, abfr er febt Stebt nit wel.
dem Glter, weldem innern 6euer lie lpielen,
lmmsr IN oemelben feurieen Gact, oemlele
ben 9leldmdBi9en 8psenitriA, gr 1tebt,
cap nte Oeitfer nit inniser 5reuoe 1pi(len,
febt tple ole >beipen 5rauen Die Oonparbeit
nlererle9en uno laul6en, ltebt, mie cer@reis
lt1 trbtbt, unp leile auf ren 3eben binlAleht
81 Den Wfnitfern um nit 9efaltenen Sdnpsn
lbnell anSabOren.
geetboeen ltebt cen @inbruf pen bic duff
na6t, aber er bDrt ltt niht!
SeBt ilfbt er pie Mltfcr tnne bolten, jebt
ltebt SeetbOpcn ite einanrer sul1Aeln, ltebt,
mte 9tpla auflprin9t unO su ibrem Gater
blnellt ibre oolIeu 9lrme um leinen Naden
1ltn9t uno Jpn fli6t uno paun ais oanfe lie
flr Den bereltcten @enub, ben 8rlpern I1s
belno Sunift.
2sber Der Snter ipebrt lie 1anft auriid, uno
legt Ole 9anoe ipieoer auf Die Galten. Sect
bopen itebt oaB Die Wnlit auf'o 9feue be-
9nnt feari9er nod, als snYOr, 1T 1ie i'm
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lbern SO9enitriA Der Spielsnoen. @r lIebt,
Dap tie an9 feuri9er 1T in ibrem 0eranten,
penn pie Ausen Der Sun9liuse leudteu bDber
aut Sbranen 9ldnSen in &Ola's 9lueen, por
Se9e'lterunS itraDIt paS 9Iasei1bt ibrer Muts
ter. u1
(6prtlebnn8 fplst.
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Ssunae Npdnr1er.

iOneers e btt Spfr jenes teinen Hafrrs 1euprbe n6
cdS nPrlt& h vele 3auienbe n utss yrab retBt pe
pnr6 tbre ert0been 2dnte enrfeter 8eraneStrdfte
NIT benz DUnner Der @erebtdntett Sera testfert uO
&eier eaurernN HCne enpdt baben wurbe nEsen A NIT
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9r. sSphnitnlf.

gten et1 tSntut&en Gplestmns ter untSrse In 2unbc
raeuir'er enes Ger ern ecinen gOQsien DER Uer
a ger pen eoBen 1pe eines yebens In cptdtern spn
xonooh Yas vtnbepba nb Saoten ,uaebrat tat
Ntps Der wteOn peis n5dbles 2eibenbe BITE in Obrena
@ Nerretat unb aneeren Rrnntbsen litten lrlHe s. aud
e pei plceten @erdnlbfn u br erfbrede Biz a oft errG-
hetIt. 's's - r'r' ~N.%N" "To."put'W Bt'
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Saltin,ore=2pcf=SNpifa

@e9rinbet CUR l1nterbrifuns Der SuafIalberet.
Der etn3i9e plas, tpu cine 0eilun9 erlanSt
perpen fanlt.
9tnberun9 In feds Stunben.
Rftn Auedtlber, bas euere Ws(Mnbbett DOlS
lenpS rutntrt.
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8ead)tcf sSolaenbes bel 3eitel...

Der llnalndlie peIer nit cti9n uebn bebaftet N h8
fhueu erfabrenen NSt enben burt weIen %
bon Ieinn GGmren be rb, fonbern beuielten aud beid
bat enen Rroten cine iebr bse &enun9 ;umden wdbrnb
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nonen Bebanbluu9sweie IN pen9en Ga9en cbne Smer,en
ooer necurenieen fr Ben aienn eebet. Su9lei suran
trt Or g. 9. emb ba teine Gnt3nbung Der "llretbra"
No. ais ~Gcture84 bebonb werbeH wcbur5 10 oft GbaroaMe
bic tralrioiten Solsen berbeflbren.
Sunae Qeute une Nue rehe IeminnIer Shmd6e Ieben
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1lntoIten erlporen.
ten arb6ere 8erdbmthet ais gb elm berer Nt tn Emca
ob Der Contribution bre uprnnsic Rra rober inbe
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miro cine giniGrdntuls Der 2ebetSpeIe nOtbwenois.
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epnIren unb Die Deon mad msenb ensm Sbeie bes Snnbes
seIdidt erbaIten.
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parate 3rnn,er Sur DisrOFticn Der Yaientcl. sn
Offen pon llbr wtcr0ens biz lbr Abcnbs.
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8erbeiratbste perlonert,

Eeer Ssl6 wele 6 u rdtben bedbhaen un6 H pbu
lbtr SHw1Ge soer enes nberntiss tepu6i nb p
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per i@redHfen @rt wtreen ael iurt Terenisc eldber
@ fer Uebanhluns nnb BaTrrse Dr. Ornpn anttrsebt
Iann pns OILS etntm GHrennlul rbne ud h ouperrauen
Mae 1perN4t& anf ietne ari@e GSeladlidfeit serlai
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Sr9anilAe Schwdht


MnSer;nelt& ett unb e pr1S ra mtebr tfraeet teles
r3tbare 3eben weIes tds 2ben elenb e Gbe nb dd
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EH Office: $50. @ab=5reberidirase
lteben S9iiren BON 8altimureltr., 0ltltAe sstte,
bic Stufen 9tnauf. ,s i4
tdn mere 6 Wamen unb 6ansnumer. 6enn unrtenbe unb
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nennen n reeelmaB9 Aere unb Iauer aueeSoen Don Or
Scbntcn's fuf tn Der Jldbe.
NC Aue Srefe mliien etnen pcf- Stamp eutbnlten.
Vine 9etluns in 2 l5asen 3uStliAert,
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Or. 90bnItoll,
Der ett3ioe 9lrat, ppe[her Nrlsetat.
(Gtabllrt Dor a6tlebn 3abret.l

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entSedt sesen aae GENTLE anretten S6wat i'm @uden unb
ben Wlteeern unfretrtatge ee6Mge ter ueraen
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sbeimen ewCbnben Supenb re brtu opfern aefdbr-
itSer fns as Der Sreneu,ganf ben cefdprn bee paes
kerrubren nnb penn nt&t SeiJ stt tire slasenbe
bic GRe Wamos atn anS uItst Srper anb Stnn ier-
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glqentmr fit ben SOBbef'lden
Sd,nnnft0baf.

A oSp bternit tefannt bas i'd bic Aeentur fur ben Be-
9 qcsbso Iben Gnupftabaf aus ber 6dbrf bon 9aart
Tueren in pbtaoepbia ubernOmmn babe nb baB
aG m G Spe m 5BbUeale unO aeu=gerdnr I erma 6isten
80 tpa az 9HHarsf Se n dblaTe. 6etnrt1 5enefelp,
E9bft St'' gtp I5arrticnfr
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Sd made Suslei eunoen un6 8etannten bic gn8eise,
SaB t6 oos b8ber III @ompa9ne beben @daf gde gap
ullo 9orriiontr lest aut ei9sue &ebnunS ipufibrt.
(Sa24'1wa) 43a.ss- 5. Rleutssm
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9Si0ener SoeerD ut tSpIoes ipertb
t31ncFIter QauSonts nnO Gto6t Geiclli6aff.


rom rdelunasaonse her &niebluns Gnb mir bnbin se=
lo9 ZEN ertbppaen unb wtgten 5hst Oes
c o drbpr Gttu in Rres Der Berbeerungen 81 eben
s I'm afenfbeile Der Stde 3u benz fur bds ere Gauienb
e1eeten gres $25 sum gertanf 81 brtnss aao nar
ar 2er hersr Cr66 BON 40 BIS $50 us uno mcndtlen Gtn
3sbiran ppn So 6ee Deebs in better 8Orm sdrantrt Die
bees StabtetlS II nun ioweb Scm hctea
ferae fir bic TdrmbeD6rune ais aud bee ewr
,u brquae Dpds gDberften unb ME etn
Steamer Bur Serfeauns neue reeemaB9er SerSn0nng mt
pcrf nb phpu rfreen unb pdbren6 Der 9ntrdelung
Ssfs ldnes son ber @laft ebdut un6 bic MuSfubrune
Hes 9idneS wirb Rure @entrnpHntt fur bic Hseen6
uuf unierer Stabt eeen
Sr d NJ en-
absrb enpeber In enem 5000 Quabra SUE srSen Garten
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att nr fefne eeind6isus Cneern mnb burt Nnsubrung
sbidn 6aenplanes er feline game 9Dttsteit erldnsen
abrifqnten rele ibre Gtdblements nd @gg 9drbcr Gp
eIeaen merben abgeebe Der Sntsen ease Drb b
b burb berde Besuni9unsn Seens Der Seieut0aft be-
tbeuenbe 9ertbeile Berinnell
pampbles pr6en nnentsd dusseseben nns nabere gats
6olgeS s. S&mtbt, Asent
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8elOnDers 81 beaAten /!

Or SUtnfsn bistet aen Deren ein te an neIde h bur
% eeteime un unnarde @eif un6 aOrper serf5renn fur
bic Artet bic @eieaita uni bic Gbf unfabs nadeube 2aer
9eibpabt baben.
Sier ne eut0e Der aureen Eeftasnsperbe JrSn Der
rnbsn @ewGbabeteh ers 1afers: SGwde I'm Sidn in
ben @lteern S6merjen iacpfe, SbwdCe Des CedS Neruf
Der WtusteItraft Sersppfh nero6 lrube Waaenl6rddbe
unrrenung eer Wereauunos r9ane, ageine GntrGttupa
SpmptVme Der S&winSluGf.
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llGer Eager in
BOr.,
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Malaga uno
GbenpellenE agt u
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franSrride 8ranee8,
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6lrl9en uno 3wetlh9enwafer
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19
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AZ soon az the doors opened thero q tremen
dSus rush for, seats and In less than ten minutes the
rpAcioue hall lci and n the course Of the evening
every favorable standing point was occupied. All the
SEATS upon the platform filed by leading democrats
among whom our reporter recognized the following
Collector scbeI, Surveyor Hart, John ]. Cisco Capt.
Rynders Capt Smith, OF the Street Department. ChAs
n. Haswcn, Jacob A. wcstervelt, Stephen p Russell,
Hiram cranson, Philip W. Engs George varian, George
Baldwin, Edwin Crossweli, &c.
There could not have been less han 900 persons with
IN the walls, and probably equal number outside
There was an excellent band Of music stationed in
Of the platform, which filed up tho tedious mo-
ments before organization and tho nterims OF the pro
ceedings very agreeably An enterprising individual
provided himself with miniature dagucrreo,ypcs Of
Breckenridge and Ine, which he rctacd among the ad
mrers Of thoec gentlemen At a small charge.
That celebrated piece or ordnance, the Empire Club
pocket pistol planted In the street ut Assor place. and
1t Intervals awakened the echoes Of that pcacch locality
with Its frequent discharges.
The meeting vas called TO order 1T quarter past eight
r. NJ by Mr.. Jno n Henry, Chairman Of the COMMITTEES
OF Arrangements, Who nominated Chairman Of tho
meeting Mr.. John ID. Brewer, shipping merchant Tho
nomination was spriaudingly ratified
Mr.. BnowrR, on taking the chair, said
srEEcu OF JOHN n. BROWNE.
FuIow Drwocl.rs--ln the offsets OF TINS meeting
entirely and heartily feel and appreciate the
honor your vote has conferred upon me, and thank you
for IT, The peculiar position Of the democratic party at
this time, greatly to be depiorcd but ~ not BY any
Ault delinquency of We need no Other evidence
70 give that the democratic masses OF The city
New York largely represented hero than the cha
racter and 0dolity Of the men who now surround me
These are Of the thousands who DO not bow the knee "
Bsal Cheers and cheers for Dougas But the
question q regularity IL much discussed, and we are
eosd tnas M Brcckinridge for President aud General
lane for Wee President not regular democratic nom
natons, and that Mr. Douglas and Mr. johnson rcru
lar This We esteem more matter Of fancy than Of fact
{Cheers Our opinion that the majority Of the Doug
hs Convention was packed expressly for the man, that
the thirty i've votes on New York barganed for and
od 10 the election o delegates 20 the state Cou
op which met at Syracuse the 1lth Of september hast
that the choice Of many of these delegates was managed
vNh express reference 10 that result and that sse
unasscs OF the democracy Of New York had no
vooe IN the Baltimore Charleston nominatlons Iisses
ana checrs) Upon this grruud, therefore shs
pcminsions OF Mr. Douglas and Mr. johnson appear 10 w
not National Democratic Convention which sominated
M Douglas we consider Proved In the cNthst the dele
rscs nom Tho democratic states, with the Pressdent Of
0sa Convention, Protested against ia proceedings, and