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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06

In A DEBATE in the House of Com
mons, on the 18th ult, upon the Savoy
question, Sir Robert Peel said
want Her Majesty's Government to
protest in manly, straightforward way
against the conduct CT France. That
protest will ring far beyond the walls of
this House. You wiH rally Prussia.
Germany, nay the sohols Of Europe
round you, and you may perhaps saye
millions Of treasure and thousands of
Ices, by such course. l ask this
House to protest against the conduct OF
France. Iprotest against it here, and
] appeal to Europe in vindication of a
system which the honorable member for
Birmingham has condemned, but which
has worked well for nearly half centu-
ry. ! denounce that policy in the face
of this House, and l warn you that this
Union of Savoy with France not only af-
fects the future interests of Savoy and
Switzerland, but it is the first step, the
first act Of conspiracy against the liber-
ties of every European State. [Chcers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06

Notice to Physicians and the Public
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06

SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Great Drawback to persons emigras-
ing to the extreme South and Western country,
IS the fear they have Of the Fever and Ague-the
most direfu Of all diseases. Every day we hear
Of persons attacked by this disease and made
helpless in shor; time, with out any means of af
forjing relief. In view of the great demand for
remedy, Dir. EosrrTrER has presented his cele
brated "Bitters." whose curative powers for all
diseases Of the stomach have been universally
acknowledged. The "Bitters,' prepared after q
long experience and deep srudy, have received the
enconiuins Of the NEST eminen. physicians, as well
az all classes, from every part Of the country. To
those who doubt their many virtues, all We can
say is to try them, and judge for themselves, re-
spectvely
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where
,4J- See advertisement in another column.
inch l. d8wlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06

sl,s64OO0
Should we add to the above the loss
by steamboats, destroyed on Western
rivers during the month, (some half
dozen, )and the many fires in which the
losses were less than $4,000 each, the
aggregate loss by fire in the West and
Southwest during the month of March.
would amount TO not less than 81 ,6OO,-
OoO.-( hicdgo journal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06

We tho undersigned agace to the following
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION:
DAILY.-l0 cents per week, p !, able to carrier.
Mail and post once subscribers, s. 90 per annum
payable in advance.
WEEELY.-$2,0o per annum, in advance
, 1860-05-03

aher. ft............ a4,001 Hay, tons.
I. .b1.......-..... -
AIcur1s Akn an1TkKSTt 1T LAKI TouAr,
Hrr1,r-rA

The receipts Of corn to-day were very mod
crate. and the shipments light. The market,
howerer, still continues quiet, the principal
shipping demand being for No. g, and prices re-
ceaed sfele' only about 7',ooo bushels Of all
grades changed hands, ut aac Tor common River
aaost; o"fcfor Canal afoaf; 5SG55tc tor No.
IN store; ol9'2c Tor 40 =; and 45@4sc tor
''. 49,. s'soAs fe~ wa =.
e0s tte r.,
nano but Inc feceirts were large ana tne mar
, 1860-05-03
THlRTY-slXTu COxGRHs- FIRST SESSION..

WAsn1s61os, Maya, LEGO.
HousE-The House went into Committee Of
the Whole.
Mr. English, in alluding to the Charleston
Convention, said he did not sEmpath'ze with
those who imperionsly demsnded Caesar or no
body, nor the rule or ruin spirit too much man
iiested lately by both wings Of the Democratic
party, and to which may justly be attributed
the difficulties which exist. He veutured the
prediction that If trouble and disaster ensue, the
masses will never aud ought not to forgive
those who are rashly and needless1y precipitar
ting this state Of affairs on the country 1t is
not denied that darkness and clouds lower OVER
the Democratic house, but be had an abiding
falth that those clouds will pass away, leaving
the glorious sun Of Democracy shining brightly.
Mere political storms have no terror to the
party to which be belongs. When the time
comes for action, every Democrat will do his
duty according 10 the circumstances which
surround them, eTen if the worst man ba &C.
1ected for President. he ut least will be better
than the best man from the Republican party.
There was one essential point about which
there was no division IN the Democratic ranks.
It WIS eternal and unceasing opposition to the
Republicans. There Democrats stand a unit.
He then proceeded to speak more particularly
OF the irrepressible conflict doctrine and negro
equality, as he said it va. maintained BY the
Republican party, which he desired to hold up
to the indignation Of the masses Of the American
people. The Democratic party was the best
friend aud the Republican party the worst enc
my Of the negro.
4 colIoquy took place between Messrs. Dunn,
Colfax, English and Porter relative to the CON
stitutianal position Of Indiana relative to the ex
clusion Of free negroes.
Mr. uutchins said that 3fr. Seward announced
the truth when he explained the irrepsessibis
conflict between the two systems Of free Labor
aud slavery. Mr.. Hutchins coutended that il
was not only wrong to ,the, slare and slave
cial, educational, and religious condition Of tbs
people among whom i. exists. He argued tha
The early fathers sorght to restrict slaTarJ
wherever practicable.
Mr. Smith Of North Carolina condemned ths
violent spirit exhibited in debate, and appealed
to the gentleman to return to the Compromis,
measures Of 1850, as means Of quietiug tha
present political excitement
The committee ross aud the House adjourned
, 1860-05-03
MARIN e JOURNAL,
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. :.
Prop Mastegon Hopkins ostcnsburza. las tons mcze ~
Prop BARBER B,own. #. Joseph. 60 lumber. IS bo1s,
Bark 1iunrasisn. blair. osxexo. go ha,s n iron.
nrgE Gr9: Nogss osw*SS r.: Si2 S,! ~. ~ kR i1n
Bnk Montezua Moore, 0co-to, leo m lumber, 70 shin
sf Sss $s u.:f: sss & 4sss t e' SALT
scht a1on'eie, Jonea, ka!an.so', 60 N lumber, Is N
ssh1 yssses To.s;ter South Hsgfn ~ 81 wood
sshr 1sey ast II T. s cd. wood
sehs Mount Ease Wooleon, uawrso III tons iii lion.
sear 1stnpds Sessn osztko as bs. RR Iron, CO. b1a
sehr &c. 81 s2xnaSsf sssfss bp,. lime
schr Sir Ghasles Napier utaa'n St oathasaes 70 cords
sekr Aoses John. Folsom roi { Water 60 lumber 50
sebr 6, Wake. johnson. cleve1.1a 70 tor. eoa
sehr RSs spanss; cissSe,na 800 TIM, co
sehl Nlans.ot Bl.esbasn. Two Rvels 81 sqsafs tim.
sesr sssS ssa1
schr Jsns .nsea Benona so lumber 80 pigs f.h,
sssr r Z shsa; ssi n,a,, osxexs go hss st.
ear 9et;vss Johnsan. sandy rss Som lumber 50 cords
sch1 Fsaly Noncn, Harbe, Sandy Bay 70 cords bark,
sehF Dsnnat Ti,sss,ald Green Bay, 1ssn lumber lon
Sf ,9s 4tsd s1s ill., MsGxso S 'Rh9E
se4I " TEX le.: W.shle 5. eots; wood
ss&I I1esEs;. Irsofs Ss]sfe: lese b;!s sat , -
sehr HsSEG%l9rd annS % AcksFaa Ao'k*son Ism lumber 10
K;sx ra;:sPs ss,9 ,,nh
@~DA ieather II .asEs hasr. 'N'@A' - A0'''
@ ; AsA IS sR ass 6 IT,. Ts ssf sstss: Co. e: s
go los maple sugar, Is dozen pals, bds cauln han
, 1860-05-03

The Convention met at o CLOCK.
Mr. Cuttings Of Maryland gave notice that
after the next ballot be would move that this
Convention adjourn to meet in Baltimore on the
first Monday OF June. He thought the delegates
should 20 home to see their Constituents, and
they will be ready to do their duty by nominat-
ing any man who can beat the Black Republl-
cans
Josiah Randall, of Philsaelphis, would more
to amend, to adjourn sine dis ~,
The S5th Ballot was-Douglas 152. Others
as in the 34th.
1 debate ensued on the motion Of Nr. Git
tings, He assured the Convention that Dalti.
more was no longer u plug-ugiy. town, and
promised hospitabIe welcome 10 the ConTen'
tion. The motion Was Withdrawn for the pres
emf. but be would renew it in the course Of the
evening,
During the 3sth ballot, Arkansas haEing
voted for Dreckinridge, one Of the delegates
from Kentucky requested the vote Withdrawn a.
he was instructed by Mr. Breckinrldge not ia
allow the use Of his name in opposition to the
gentlemen at present in nomination, and espe-
cially to that Of Mr. Gathrie-
S6th BalIot-Douglss 1911; others unchanged
Tennessee Withdrew the name Of Mr.. johnson
as candidate
s7th Ballot-Douglas 1914; Guthrie CAL
Lane 1911; Hunter l6: johnson /; Dickinson
ssth Ballot-same as s7th, except Guthrie
The T resolution Of Mr.: Cuttings to adjourn ts
Baltimore was laid On the table without dis
cussion. ...
seth. 4oth, and 41st Bal1ots-Were the SAINT
as the 39th, as was also the 42d.
43d Dallct-Doug'as Isl Guthrie, 65t Lane
IS; Hunter l6; Dickinson. 8; Davis, !:
44th, 45th, 46th, 47th, 4sth, 4e,h. 50th; DIST
SD, and 5sd Balots-Were the same as the 4od
54th Ballot Douglas l5la; Guthrie, 81
Lane l6: Hunter 21}: Dickinson 9: Davis,
Ar. Gittangs made motion that it is inexpe
dent At this time to make nomination. Ht
wanted gentlemen to face the music- Declared
out of order.
s5th BalIot-Douglas 151f; Guthrie e5i
Hunter 10; Dickinson 9; DaTis l.
5bth and 57th Ballots-U uchanged,
Mr. Ashe Of n. G. moved to adjourn.
Mr. Cuttings moved an amendment that vi
adjourn to the drst Monduy IN June to Ba1E
more. The amendment was rejected.
A vote By States vas taken On the motion to
adjourn aud It whs e&srled-syel ~, noes 100
, 1860-05-03
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

NEDSEspAr EyErlxE. May ], 1857.
FREIGHTS-Decned T.. Schooner Norwegian. WHEAT
to Buffalo ii te schr Leader coEs 10 Buffalo at Sk: schr
Ea.e R.ch.aond whess to BuaIo atsXe; sens. Zsdoek
Pratt and twu standard reHe]s, to Uufalo At ak
FLOrR-Receipts. 1872 bbls. Market &c lower. Sales
leo 6bs choice Spring extra at Is 20 deli 100 6bls
"elot do nj 434ode 100 bis Sutherland" do Ut 70:
100 obls good Spring extra al SIS dc 300 Ibis do -
600 Ibis ar Spring extra At del Too Ibis chp!ce Spring
extra at ta.a5 cel.
corn MEAL-1otons Corn Meal 1t sts0o.
MILL STCFFS-l8 tons Micdlipgs at ~ 60 del.
WBEAT-Reeeir.a 81, ,e5obu; shipped. H. ec5 bu, Mar
ket active and 1c lower. Sales e50O bu No. Spring
Il elll 10 sture 100 bu No. At Store bu
do t1o In storc 1 bu do II tGs4 Ia 5000 bu do
ii tt0pH In ttoe 101 hu do at s09 In store. There
anited demand only for lots track Sales BY sample
were bags Club 1t 4.14x s. bags md 800
bu do at al1a; 70 bu No 3 White Winter at s,.es.
CORN Receipts s., ,18o bu shipped 2sAs bu. Market
quiet and hGle Iuwtr. Sales were 900 bu common
Rive. Mixed 1t tic adoat 100 tu Canal 1t h5Hc aooat
1000 bu No at store; 100 bu d. assskc In tore
do Sc Ia etorc 500 ba No aat sc In store
1000 bu do elHc In store 5000 bu do At SIC In sore
1900 hu Rejected at &c in sso 4o bu do 1t +ec in store
UATf-Kecepts, 41p7 bu. Market steady Sales were
~ fol c~s:ooo bu No. At in sore SEQ bu do ii
SIC on t1acs ~ bags Rejected .. Sc on traek.
RfE-Receips. 16s b. 400 bu Nol At 85Hc track
9e baEs do at Sc On track.
bu No. by sample at &c aek Il bsgs do a. .lc
track 800 bu do 1t &C track 100 No. 1t 65e
tack : 16 hags do ut &c m t1aet.
SEEDs-Recelpsa esss d. Clover tsa SO bu good
a. 43. Timothy and In demand at 4S 400 bu Hun
g,.lan Grsas 1t As.
MGHTINEs-F1rn. 100 hsas country ,nanuf4ctu.s a,
l2c-
MESS PoRK-so br!s city packed at III.
! LARp-1n good demand 1t l0Kc.
! TALLOw- brls bntthers' It 9J<c.
uIDEs-Eecdpts. se,e4 lbs Market nsm. Green 7Hts
| INC; 6re+n sa,tea, X q Sc: Dry Flint. 1sa16c.
DCTTER-Choce new palry, 1s8lse Fair Roll, 100
I lie: Old Flsktn. sG3e-
EGGs-skcF = dog.
rouLTRl-ch,cksnt. u. .c52s.o P doz: Tu.keys 8
IN.
POTATOES-a0h haes prime Neshannocks at SC del
LIVE sTOCK-Recetpts, 81 HoEs. SIS Cattle. Marke
quiet. salss were:
~ Hogs averaging ~ IL.
~ l&tbe .5o ...........-..-........ 80
/ ~ s'oS ...-.
, 1860-05-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE TWO CONVENTIONS.
THE RUmPs SPEND THE DAY
IN BALLOTkNG.
Proposed Adjournment to the First
Monday Of June.
This ~FatfosaIs N.Aisfss for Sonssfhfns tt
Turn Ups

fTtn f.t;.... :.
lIue 'o'1o"'ne ia.'eo 10 feach us in time tor:
yesteraaY paper, bJ reason of the breaking Of
the wires between Washinpton and char1eston
.p.vss .xn r,,n...7
@4Aos'J
CHARLESTON, May 1-The regular Convention
was called to order at 10 O'Clock.
ar. Holden, OF Georgia, spoke At length. He
intends to hold on heNational Democracy till
The last horn bio"s. He lored the Union and
Was determined to stand By it to the end.
Ine piotest On the part Of the New York del.
egati9,a! g,! against the action ofthe Convention in
alnnul!lng lg Instructions to delegates from the
State TO vote as q unit was presented.
AF. bldwell and Mr.. Austin Smith made some
remarks about the position Of the California De-
nocracy.,.
LII. bolden spoke further. in similar strain,
and said be believed the Slave Trade to be no.
plest Of philanthropists and the most Christian
clVlllzer in the world. He had negroes direct
from Africa on his plantation, and they were
Ar. Seward. Of G'orgia, contended that the
south demanded no more Of the North than was
stipulated in the contract. aud the seeding DEL
egates have to decide on that ground.
Mr. Holden, Of South Carolina, saw nothing
to warrant Southern delegates in seeding.
Inc remainder OF the Georgia delegation de-
'manded the right to cast the full State rote on
the question Of adjournment.
Thu President decided that they were not en-
titled to do so-
An appeal was taken, and the decision was
Adjourned till o'clock
Ihe following are the Tennessee resolutions,
which tennessee, virginia, aud Kentucky de-
mand as an n.tsmatu3n:
hra h. ~ ~ LII & ~ tps . onea o.a'es
| 80 -. N - sA1I soe3t FA"Pe.t3 -
, 1860-05-03
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
TEE y1NETEKNTI CENTURY.
Prof. Waod'S Hair Restorative.

irsaes 10 d. wood of th:s esy. tsca seatsn.a u
e. hsI san ga .9sSsnee nu.t as!s e sse. -hta
ao3uK tsrn sreahle II tetstcasss are ko7zAo*
Hes ths Dr. needs no saeonuma noE u''s'' paf
BATS, kA1s1 jan. 10, 1a6e.
T99a ass g sse
,as Sf yHs1 na1 ~ a4a Is e 70 afs s a
hs.r restos4itve and Used It. soon found II ~
an certify to tho world saas ihe krey q
az "a las lux * sad r.
e.e so ard glossy than has tren before 9E .en
~, r: '4 tssa :*
The above netee deen, due 70 you 70! yonr valuable
fer des;oas, ~ III not haTe oeessson 70 eoas.aet ny
~ s.s3 q ~ sss I'D Essasa ss1s
.s is =: x s ssss:s: & -
woopB HAIR R!sfoR1T1yE (. '.''s.
Professor Wood-De2r Sir: Having bad the misfortune
1tiox @ isrss i Nv otlsaas i -: " iade:sa =
~ 81 as 20. sSa 'ieE saa c sai
e1ps:s ny Obligations e Ie9 u stx2< e "a
4ss nas4rtl B 1i3ssi Z En-.
~ sadi1e. aad psor of ;hs Church Il Broei
: NJ: b. gentleman OF great aaasqe1 vs. ;7S sn
Professor wood-p*ass sE: Hay:nE made ~ o. .os,
been excellent removing taaasc1 snd
soE,91 ssn1s1s e snns ~ %hSh s3Te essa
"a &: s
r; ! e.. s:s: ssSss
! O--+sf+aA 4r.&F F.nrv foods DfA~v-
, 1860-05-03
Methodist General Conferences,

SECCNb DAT.
BUFFALO, May a.-The matter of the Wiscon~
sin delegates, which was before The Conference
at its afternoon session yesterday, Wa finally
settled before adjournment by being referred to
a select committee Of Eve. a resolution BY Mr.
Witherspoon to revise the discipline relating to
the duties Of presiding Elders, SO as to place
them IN the pastoral relation, was referred to
the Committee on Itinerancy. Committees Of
seven were ordered on Temperance. Economy,
and Pastoral Address.
Il The session was opened this morning with
the usual religious seExicss-Bsshop James, Of
New Jersey, in the Chair. Bishop Simpson
appeared and took his seat on the PLATFORM
Notice was taken Of the death Of Bishop Waugh,
aud it was resolved that the Bishops select one
Of their number TO pronounce euloW upon
their late colleague. The order Of the day was
the reports Of The outgoing standing commit
tees, but the rules we're suspended for the pur-
pose Of constituting the seTeral standing com.
naittees. 4 committee Of five Was appointed BY
tho Chair to take into consideration the ques
ton Of divorce and re1narriage, and report to
this Conference. The afternoon session was
almost entirely consumed in constructing The
standing committees
, 1860-05-03


CHARLESTON, Nav 1.-The whole movement
yesterday sstouished the knowing ones. Lite
On Sunday night, Hr. Slidell and bis managers
care assurapces through Mr. Cochrane to the
New York delegation, that if the programme of
adopting the Cincinnati platform, voting down
the other resolutions Of the minority and then
proceeding to the nomination, was carried out,
but Mr. Slldell and his managers, who have
mainly produced the original discord. could not
control the elements. They promised Alabama
to 70 With her if she seceded, but labored to pre-
vent the secession, and With Whist effect has
been seen.
The Southern members were also assured on
Sunday night, upon count Of poses. that the
Douglas vote would not exceed l48, counting
New York, Unless they adopted him; hence it
was urged that thay should remain in the xbn-
vention as the means Of controlling the noml-
nation. They knew too that New York was
ready to take Mr. Guthrie at a proper moment.
4 msjority Of the peunsyivania delegation had
considered too close for safety BY the Southern
leaders, and they refused TO change front, as tbe
Northern wing WIS willing to do after both had
agreed to make the platform first.
The Southern movement is somewhat impair
ed in Influence by the supposed leadership oi
extremist. He and Mr. Rhett exulted over the
work in the Cenrent'on yesterday us triumph
Of their peculiar dortrincs-
The delegates Of Virginia will endeavor te
| nediate between the jarring factions, bur hel
power is greatly impaired with the South.
No movement will be made by the Southern
| Convention until the nomination Is made by TIL
| other Sc: tioD.
! Mr.. Yancey advises prudence in erery step
| feeling that he has taken responsibility whicl
| mar be repudiated by the people,
! A large lumber Of the Southern delegate
left last night and this morning, feeling no fur
ther interest in the proceedings Of the Southern
| Opposition Convention.
Georgia will recommend Sam Houston to th
| Baltimore Convention.
10 o'clock \. x.-The remaining delegate
from Arkansas but 3lr. Flourney, have secedet
and the Kentucky and Virginia delegations haE
retired to consult.
, 1860-05-03

pEASONS FOR USING
GU Err US
Cad Liver Oil .ERllVe

Ths N. T.Aeadeuy OF earthly that It eonlaln
u per ctnt Of Purs Cod Liver OIL
established faet that OIL, to b. ass!nns'
% mosf X transformed aro emulsion IN the stomach.
11-Ihat n mcst Of the ca4eAln which Cod LveE Oh
Re atonah oftae patient not propez Goa.
1an 70 MAKE enulsfTe Al tao OF oil taken. and
kEe2t Part .nd someunues.he whoa Of the oil
On AID tA7 Ia sAstlJ
Ihsi ~ cod Lt.ss on 1tly b.rx compound Of q,
AHquo which takes p:aee soon q i rssehss I'D 10.
m.ch. Ehstsve its condition may bs.
+thfhAt In uheu Phftctsu End r1rs,
olto oa pteshed - specific 6. othezwise y jealy u
more than ii crude oil! beeausa beng soud 1t
ofdlEeston ani 1zs!natton when tAe cout1ary thl
liquid oil Will OF lnopesAve h. atoaeh ~ sbc1s
ways!s more Of less Tho ca4a vhen The ota lndla,*d
From the above eona1dcta Tho superiority Of Q.s.a
Cod Liver Jelly the crude o b.
ID !. poAuys saad!neonttstable tAet. Sold 81
}vl&-fv P&ST1S + CO. ~ I.ats strs~A
, 1860-05-03

Pn CASApA,J ILNxRroof- AaT1-
The hyokc1s crcula. reports the szles of tho week 800
bAas Q! which atoo taken BY tptu!aors and
csporers. Ths Io qna,ta had declined "a per D.
Wn!le thr m.ddtpG qualities sustained
Lospo.-BAT1n9 HruA. i Co. report wheat quiet. hut
lad advanced "a. Sales White American Il 5als56s and
Red 1t tD&s2a.
FLoC1-$alts 1t e6f4z9a
11oxnul for both rails and hass pounds 1t los. FL:
GHocx1lrs-suslry dull and declined q, Cofee &c
ti.e but declined IT, Tea 1t i.k al4 sar copxon
Rio Eo1ee 6rm.
On Erc.-Fch Oh, za1es uuImpor ant. Tsltow steady.
Lxpo< AokxT MsHxt1:=rous,s.t'atd u I'D On Fl!ta} II
ths .snk n.d oseseaet hut 1he notes h.d Increased
o. thereby showing The a.ttlemcn* Of TIE tntY
oe ween the bank ,he biokes The Money
slightly ea.I1. Bar SuyeE, Is 1e9 1Hd Doa1s IS 9ds
E&fles, ~ ID.
L,vxkr,ot I8IAos1r7Is Observation-Disclosures, Bpence
Co. upnte A1t3r11 Flour tEa II ~ 81 aud 96 C&nt.
, 1860-05-03
Virginia Republican Convention.

WHEELING, Va, May 1.-The Republican
State Convention met to-day. Delegates we're
present frnm all parts Of the State. The Con-
Tention was called to order at 10 o'clock. Jo-
seph Applegatc, Of Brooke county, was appoint.
cd President, with eleven Vice Presidents,
Rev. Air. Mcclure opened with prayer.
Hon. Alfred Caldwell and E. II. Sortou, Of
Ohio county, J. c. Underwood, Of Clark county,
and ". 4. Git, Of Montgomery county, were
appointed delegates from the State At large
to the Chicago Convention with ful, district del
egates and alternates.
The Committee on Resolutions reported a
lengthy address, with series Of resolves,
pledging to support the Chicago nominee, fav-
osing tariff atfarding protection and encour-
agement Of the products Of white laboring men
Of our country against that Of foreign countries.
equality Of right among citizens, and opposing
prescriptions on account Of opinions or place Of
birth, dcnouncing the action Of the. -Admloistra.
ton regarding the impressment of naturalzed
citizens when visiting the country Of their birth.
approving the Homestead bill, snd faroriug the
plan of colonization Of free negroes.
The next Convention will be held at Rich
nond.
Speeches we're made By J. c. Underwood md
J. Wi!son, Of Irdiana- The iatter's speech
ELECTED great applause.
F.p. Blair, Jr., Of Missouri, speaks to. night.
, 1860-05-03

WAsu1SG7oS, april 2.-The exeitenent here,
if possible, is on the increase, regarding ne
eTents at Charleston Many reports are 10 CT M
culation this evening; for instance, thst 1u1n.
sensation uatil its fs1sity was asserted 1ne
Democratic and Republican headquarters are
crowded with iuqulrers.
From the stoppage Of public business for s two
weeks, the session OF Congress Will doubtless
be prolonged u ntil the 1st Of July.
Knhne as Consul Of the DuchJ Of Nassau at
Napr T"nrk
, 1860-05-03
Anarchy In Utah.

WASHINGTON, May 2nd--Gov. Cumming has
informed the President that Utah is in = coudi-
ton bordering On anarchv, and some action IS
ment, to relieve the territory from present i'm
pending esil He alludes to the bands Of des..
peradoes whose conduct renders the tenure OF
life and property uncertain, and requests either
that Judges will be sent ont in place OF
those who have deserted Utah, Or au.
thorize the Probate Courts to exercise the
Legislative Assembly, or .doPt some other
means Of safety. He requested that 500 soldiers
be retained there As the Withdrawal Of the en-"
tire army would be injurious and unjust.
Gov. Cumming states the population Of Utah
At GOO to IS 000, though il il estimated higher
By the Aormons.
Senator Davis will next Monday reopen the
debate On his slavery deelaFatory resolutions.