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PeYROnaJ.

'''' Captain Robinson, L. :. A, and J. Edgar
Thompson. Pa, are at Willards'.
-.'' Prentice says: One of the dullest men we
ever saw was named SHARP; one of the stupidest
was named Smart one of the sowest was named
Swift; one Of the tallest was named Low-and the
Ex-Governor OF Virginia is named Wise
- Ii is said that Henry Winter Davis, of
Md, Is prepared to address the House on the first
favorable opportunity, In reply to the resolutions
which passed the Maryland Legislature denounc-
Ing his vote for Pennington
"A Washington letter-writer saws that E.there
was smell Of powder around the Capitol yester-
day. A difficulty occurred between Dr. Alyord.
OF Michigan, and Mr. Lezelle, Of South Carolina
which resulted in the exchange of hostile notes
Friends interfered, the notes were withdrawn.
and the affair was settled -
49, The Constitution of this morning saws: at
10 due to ourselves to state that the communication
signed Hawley,' which we published I'm our
paper of Thursday morning, relative to Maycr
Wood and his delegation to Charleston was ac-
compdnied by a note from gentleman of New
York city. personally known to u.s. of high char
aeter and standing, informing us that he believed
the allegations therein contained TO be true mas
much as Mr.. Hawley ID. Clapp. late proprietor Of
the Everett House. who was present at the inter
view between Mr.. w God and Judge DOUGLAS told
him, and he is informed, several others that he
tCIdpp) heard Mr.. Wood pledge his DELEGATION
unreservedly to Judge Douglas; state that ali the
members OF II were in favor of the Judge: promise
70 carry New York city for him By ffy thousand
"Io)oTHy and beg that Judge d. would exert his
influence to get the w cod delegation admitted 10
ne charleston Convention. We Will not discuss
we question of veracity between Mr. Wood and
Mr.. Clapp. We state the facts catao oricaIlv p,
communicated 10 us, for our own Justification"
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THR WEATHsR.-The following report CT the
weather for the morning is made from the Amer
isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution The time of observation is
about o'clock
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iiokets S.n, hsyfe $40, quarters SIS, Fights 50 g.
Address-ERANCE, BROADBENrs CO.,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
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lS./ To hoIu. hr-U': IN
ZOE Mind AZ CO. guI , 70. 80 '5e 80
We WAfCH SPHlNG HOP >hIhi ..s
arrived n tie Nes IIo-i-rN aHd Tii'Enii As .
where lou as o Inc beet aGdsck-sUest g'cos ~
Color Cord And Tassels, just sIrih ~: -u,rz.
fe l5-2v' asa 7th street nss ID
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PRIZES PAID As SOON As DRAWN

TUESDAY. February 81.
Class l5-75 numbers. u drawn ballots.
f~ls
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&C., &C., &c.
Tickets 81.
All orders Tor tickets or certificates of packases
Ia any OF the above splendid lotteries will meet with
the most prompt and confidential attention and TIE
printed official drawings sent as room as over
Address FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO.
lie IL w Wilmington. DE avars
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

A PowERFUL Focal TNsrRcMENr.-
IL is said that an artisan of lsling.
ton, England, has contrived burn.
ing glas of such extraordinary'pow.
or that it has not orly served to
concentrate the rays Of The sun but
the attention of the learned socie.
ties of England. Its diameter is
three feet, and the hardest and
most solid substances, such as steel
flint, and even platina, are melted
10y it in few seconds. Nor is the
diamond able TO resist it. One
weighing ten grains, after having
been exposed to the lens for half
an hour, was reduced to six grains;
during this time it opened aud foil.
ated like the leaves Of a flower, and
emitted whitish fumes. When
closed again it retained its form
and polish.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

MAMMOTH CorroN BoLL.-The New
York Journal Of Commerce says
We have been shown sample Of
cotton grown by Mr.. VIM. +. Ely,
Lake Washington Mics, from seed
brought from Cuba last year Mrs.
Shrieves, Of Kentucky, collected the
seed as curiosity, it being rare to
see cotton growing in Cuba. It is
that by a change of latitude from 90
to ~ degrees, the size Of the boil was
doubled. being so large rs TO break
down the stalks. The opinion of
planters is, that when the plant has
got acrimatpd the stock or boil will
be better proportioned. and be val.
liable contribution TO Southern agri
culture. The seed is being carefully
preserved for experiment on a large
scale.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

Disastrous Fms. Soon after II
O'Clock last night, fire broke out in
Messrs Q. II. Fogg e. Cos. feed and
produce store. No. l64 Tchoupitoulas
street, and extending with fearful m.
pidity. destroyed this, and the adjoin-
ing trunk mandatory Of J. Crumpey.
The two stores were threestorv
brick buildings, worth about $4,000
each; Messts. Fogg IL Cos. stock Is
estimated at $4,000, and Mr.. Crum.
pey's at $4,000. This would show a
loss Of $50, 900 besides the damage
by water, suffered by the adjoining
buildings. The loss is covered by in.
sur1nce. We are informed, however.
that Mr.. Fogg was not fully insured.
There are strong suspicious Of ineen-
diarism--the fire having broken ou,
under a large pile of sacks, where II
crutd not have caught accidentally
Picdvape 25th INST.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

EntromAb CHANGE AND SUDDEN
DEArH-R. II. Tucker, Esq. sold
out the Napoleon Planter several
days ago, to Mr. VIM. Higgins,
aud the latter gentleman had scarce
" written his salutatory, when he
was taken III and died very sud
denly lIis salutatory and obtua-
ry appeared in the same paper
The planter. since the death of Mr..
Higgins, has passed into the hands
of Mr.. w. w. Witherspoon- -Er.
The impression here is, that the
VIM. Higgins alluded to, is our
friend William" Chief Clerk of
the House Of Representatives in
80 81 Y. If this is not the case.
we should like to have an auto
graph denial.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

HAvANA.-The llabans brings
dates from the Island to the 10Th
inst. At the drawing of the Royal
Lottery on the 18th, the following
were the ciiefprizes. No. 5000,
$4,000 No. 1907, $4,000 No.
1000. $40, 900: Ne. 1867, $50, 600;
No. 1926. $4,000.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

DLAylNg CARDS--A large supply Of Samuel
i ilarts Playing Cards. all qualities and prices
for sale low 20 the trade by
juiyi II. y. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27
POINT CLEAR HOTEL.
Eastern shnre. hInIlIl. liar.

rU'HE ABOVE Justly celebrated Watering -
plsee will ne opened for the reception eAiii
" Visitors bout the 10th ofjuns; and the I'LL
Proprietofs 1stter themselves that the ieputa-
,ion Of the Establishment shall not deteriorate
for want ~ the good sppoit ,ments, aud goo, fare
which has heretofore characterized a.
Tire location Tor health is unsurpassed In the
South; and wss fully tested bv the severe spi
denies which prevailed both IN New Uflesus aud
Mobile dni ing the summers ~ e58-'b not Sin
gle cgss n yslig,g fersr originated ~ Point Clear
The Sslt Bathing has no equal on the Gulf
Coast, and Il Within y few yards If the Hotel
the temperature of water always agreeable
FRESH water shower bs his can he had ~ any tine.
Fish and Oysters are abundant during the ses
son. Good stable accommodations srs provided
for all VINO wish to keep their carriages and
horses. rhe drives IN the vicinity. shaded with
Msgnoliss, Usks, Usdsrs, Pines, &C.. sre beautiful
snd exieRd In every direction.
All the snusements usual ~ Watering Pisces,
sur h as billiards, bowiing. Pistol Gallery, sc ,
will he provided, aud will he under the charge ~
men snsous 70 please; and eonyenleuees Gor those
fond Of Aquatic sports will not be neglected.
A go hand - Music - secured sud vii pla =
on tbs LEVIN, sftsrnoens--sDd for dancing, even
lngs.
A line ~ Magnetic Telegraph IL established con.
meeting Point Clear with every quarter Of the
Union.
The fine lpw pressure steamer "CsrsUrrr." will
ply regulsry between Mobile and puirt Clear.
leaving Mriia ererV srsHipg and ON G',pdoys
Mornings, Wednesdays and Fridgys. will go down
a. 10 o'clock, A y, 10 accommodate thpsp who ~
rive in Mobile by the morning hai.
en- Should this schedule ~ changed. notice
will bee given In the Nobi'e and n. .. papers.
The Prnpretnrs return their sincere thanks 10
the public for their liberal patronage heretofore
sStrndsn tc The BlTrLK Iipusg and their poiST
OtEtR lloTsL, aud hpps 10 place themselves under
rensNed obligations
y. ~. CHAMBERLAIN Il CO..
proprietnts pnint Ulsar Hotel,
Also the Battle House. ~ Arhi,e.
Uau11 0rp1
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

HARD TIMES IL ALABAMA The
Mobile Mercury, of Monday morning,
says :
Mr.. ThadeuS Brewer, the editor OF
tho Camden Wilcox county, Regis
ter, arrived Yesterday, on the Hudson.
lie informs us that the corn cIops Of
the county are literally burned up. A
number Of persons of The county are
combining to raise funds to send to
the Wet to buy 100000 bushels OF
corn for their consumption.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

Day Hon +. S. Goude, Jean JAG
ques Roman, and Edward Simon
Jr, are announced in the 0pelou-
sas Patriot, as candidates for
Judge, OF the Third Judicial Dis
trict, composed of the Parishes of
Lafuurche, 81. Mary and St. Martin.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

CDuN AND oATs.--Go0 Sacks nov In store
~ and Tor sale at current prices
lulylT JOSHUA Deal.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

No. Advices from Rome repre-
sent Cardinal Wiseman ms visibly
declining, and very little hope is
entertained of his recovery,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

pea- Col. Sam Moore, mp from
below yesterday, has our thanks
for al of the very latest news in
the Crescent.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

STATE OF IoUfSIANA-Pafis of Fast
Baton Rouge Sixth Judicial District
Court-ln the matter Of the Successin
Of Josiah 3. Iisrrell, deceased No. SIS.
DY VIRTUE of a commission issued In
Id the above Succession and TO me III
rected from the Hon. Sixth Judicial Dis
triet Court, In and for the Parish Of East
Baton Rouge and Staie'aforesaid, will Of
fer at public sale on the premises wherein
the deceased last resided In this parish, ut
about (lA) fourteen miles from the City of
Baton Rouge, at the place know a. Duifs
Fetry.) on
Th.-sday. the se,b day Of a .g.ss,
next. A. D.. 1850 NJ II o'clock A. NJ, Of
said day the property hereinafter setfotth
aud described, belonging TO the Succession
Of Josiah \. IIarrell, late Of said parish
deceased, to-wit:
The North East corner of certain tract
Of land situated IN THE parish, ut about
fourteen miles from the City Of Baton
Rouge on the Amite river and known 40
Duh's Ferry, containing one hundred
acres and bounded ms follows, on the
North by the Vaughan tract, East by the
Amite river, South by lands Of Henry
MeMain. together with ell the buildings
and improvement thereon. Also the fol
lowihR personal property, TO wit: A lot
of farming utensils, lot of hogs, lot Of
chickens and geese and lot Of Household
and Kitchen furniture.
On the following terms and conditions,
Fot CASH. n. V. BABIN,
july ~ Sheriff.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27
NOTICE.

'I'uE eUns CNIbht being COMPELLED 10 Wind M
Il the bus utss of tls late hrm - speedily as
possible, Ftqs.s al those iastbte,; ~ etH.t for-
ward Hnt -ius- th-ir accounts by net. ur tthsr.
wise 10 thhsB svirr ssriy accounts he notes
win be chsrgsd np with,u Mt interest snd receipt
given 90 account.
s BENJAMIN.
sp81 Tor FAasfF ~ sIasfs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27
IUsr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. me,

~ and lrsrdies which offer 10 The public ~
Jring pure and unsdulterat.d.
l'fi Boxes h.st o. bic Dlarsi Wine:
J Task ure Ola Fort " ine-scld nv the
bottle Or gallon. expressly t'f medicinal IMPOSES.
Barrels Extrs deserved Odd Beurbo
whisky. warranted pore;
Half Pipes "uld Champagne Brandy for
saleby v. -. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

A FULL assortment ~ these goods ran nov Re
IA tund ~ nv store, slsn y large upp ~ b. l.
tyus Narcotics lrimuiu 8, and Brslds
sprlS ". n. PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

Fara. eud tnbrttlhs.
/ HAVE 20 opened very lsrge assortment
Il the goods. " u PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27
WOODEN WARE.

A MOTHER lot Of Tubs Buckets, wsshhcsrds
IA CLOTHES Pins, Rolling pins, Reef s'sk'
fuunde's, Wood Spoons, etc
lulylf3w PIPER 4 BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27
JEI,CIIJS.
IIATgf IIATSli

A r THE PHlLA. CASH STORE, we
n have just received from New York,
Hats, also Boys White and Grey Straw
Hats.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27
GUM DROPS.

t000 POUNDS "a superior sstiels) just reoeiv-
IUUD ed a the Drug Store Of
deo2s V HEUDE q co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27
v. nEuBE 4 CO.'S DRUG STORE,

D0MADEs--in tin cans, good stock on
J. hand, assorted Bavors.
novl5 .uEUDE N co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27
FRUIT CANS,

HAVING on hand large lot, We would wish
IL 10 close them cut NJ low prices.
MONTAN q MATTA'S,
msy3i. Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

SwEET THINGS just received 900 lbs.
. assorted Gum Drops in i've and ten
pound boxes.
nevl5 v. HEUDE a. GO.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

LnsOUR-lleceived this day per Steamer City
IL NJ Madison, 10 barrels ipr sale, Inv for cash.
inneip lvd BEAL \ PATTERSON,
Flat Boat Landing.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27
pUnLIC NOTICE.
STATIONERY.
MOSQUITOES NETTING.

ToTToN, Liusn aud Boblnet Netting jus, re.
~ ceivedat = n. AsHEH's.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27
LACE MANTILLAs.

+ ARD In Barrels. Half Barrels and Kegs
IL for sale by BEAL A PATTERSON,
luneii Main Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

WE BEp LEAVE 20 call the attention Of the
w puslic 70 the full sud complete assortment
~hich constantly keep In
STAPLE AND FANNY DRY GOODS
comprising y large vsristy Of
MusLtNs, ORGANIZES, JACONETs;
ENGLISH aud fRENCH BaREgEs;
PLAIN FIGURED LINEN CAMBRICs;
FRENCH, ENGLISH AMERICAN PRINTS
PLAIN AND FANCY sILRs;
nAHEgh aud BLACK Lace sHAWtg.
IRISH and FHBNCll LINENS:
PLAIN aud EMBRD. POCKET UKFs;
PARAsOLS, FANS, COhsETsi
RAPXLtS. TABLE CUyERs, BTO ETC.
All ~ which We will sell IT great Bargains.
A General call is also most respectfully solicit
ed 70 our extensive and we'll selected stuck Of
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting in
PLATA -nd Figured Linen Suits,
SIR MIXED Suits;
plain and Fancy Cashmere Suits:
English nd Ftench Merino Suits
White and Figured Nars.ille Vests;
SIR, Hombsyine and bsrpour Vests;
Pure linen shirts,
Linen Bnsom shirts:
silk and Lisle Thread Endorsements:
SIR and Linen fRFsts.
and all other articles necessary 10 = gentlemsn's
Wardrobe. Parties preparing 10 leave r., tire
summer will nDd Il 10 their advantage "a call snd
examine nur stock before purchasing elsevhe o
DALSlI Elmer, SIMON IL co.
Baton Rouge, June ist. 1850.
a
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

IVRlgHTs pILLs--l2gros wrghts PILLS. fresh
w and genuine, direct from Dr. Wright, FOR
sale wholesale aud retail by y. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27
Bargainsl Bargains !! BargaiBsll!
RANAWAY

T'RoM the premises NJ the undersigned. ~,
u on the Uomlte Road, on the 2ith mrs<4N
June, the negro woman MARY" She u "a
doubtless sprue where IN the city Of Baton -
hcuKs ~ Vicinity. liberal reward will he paid
mr her capture.
jutF5.tw SETH DAVID.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-27

CARpEN sEEDi GARDEN sEEDn-A new
" supply ofGarden Feed. warra nted n sh and
genuine, direct FROM Mr.. Lapdreth. guarantee
every y per ofgsrden sesd I sell 70 give entire
satisfaction. n. n. DAY &.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-03
valeptfre Hannah Van Zantt Mary verp,anok Iox;ss
V,nIosarard Mn Van Socyok Mary vIgsrs Maria
oENTLxMEN's LIST.

TO as Lady Superior Of shs Good Shepherd
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-07-02
LATE: NEWS FROM BALTIMORE.
ID DOUGLAS NOMINATED.

WEreceired, but too late to find space
I III our. last issue, news from ST. Joseph,
by pony express, up Till the 24thsof june
Telegraphie dispatches reported tho no:
mination Of Douglas, ON the 9th at
Baltimore, as the Presidential Candidate;
but tho nomination had not yet received
newspaper publicity We are ever
anxious to give our readers the latest
Intelligence from afar Aud especially III
these times, when the fatcof the milton
hangs upon the selection Of j name To GIL
the great chair. il IS due to the public to
tell them all that IS passing Hence we.
throw out our Extra
TO our friends Of the Pony Express
Company the readers of the paper and
the MouSTAtSEER itself is particularly
indebted FOR this with many other fayors,
On well as Al the st. Joseph Daiig ca
zetts for its promptituds to gather aud
dispense the news From that paper We
give the proceedings. in detail .-... e. y
-. - = -
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FROM THE WEST

TaE following communication was very
kindly preserved III the pocket Of the
party 70 whose charge ii was committed
for delivery 10 Us By the espressman from
the West until after our last Issue.
Better late than never, though; and
with many thanks for the Kindness, we
give the letter to the public,
Major Egan starts party Of Noun
taineern boys to-day on the route; and il
Is more than probable there win ere long
DE through path beaten for fast news to
and from the Pacific coast:
RubY VALLEY, June 10th. 1860
.EBIToRs MoUNfkINERHs 3=ss s,. =.ss f 55.95
On. Friday tbs etli inst, about 4 b Id. !. we
were attacked by some thirty OF forty Iadians
81 the Gosshute tribe, At scheli Greek station.
They came MP very lnsolentiy, and demanded
all the provision we had, which WIS a Iarge
amount, Mr.; y. u oldhsln having deposited
about COCO Tbs af bacon and 1900 lbs. VI tlonr.
there q few days previously, 1liIIieina sf,Isetl
fight ensMed, IN which several Or The sayages
were killed. There were foHr &c ls--iionc Of
whom were hurt We took four rifles and
about twenty bows from them Z .,S Z.
Fearing ret,tFHpf astitl larger party, and
as our .amntuniti0n was nearly exhausted, we
thought best 10 leave. Accordingly we 10.
thered up the stock aud started In the night
towards Deep Creek When near Antelope
Springs, we met the mail Iretufned with it.
the other men continuing 70 Deep Greek with
the stock Ill Il. 4 "A =1t.s. h: Il.
On passing SChelI Crock III the morning Sg1
found the station burned aud three 81 the ma
tfyes- some Of theirpr men stiil lying
dead on the ground Lieut. Perkins lad pasEeil
on the "Wednesday previous + s:**s: =..
. ! have not tiIpn TO give particulars, as Mr.
Kgan Is about Startling faur men esgst with he
express 1T Ii ready ID start, : 81 II r.. I. . /:
In great haste, yogss sc t IS III /:
RE-. -. :: a.. r. =. a PFfrs MEAS 3
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-07-02

RETuRNEp HoME. Capt. Cooley, of
GrantsyilIe, aud his party. who took ont
this freight Of Col Ho@e1s command, re-
turned yesterday They were Weili and
reported the Indians pretty friendly in
that region, The Golouet, was in a fair
way for enjoying good municipalities,
and Of being lullea in his slumbers by the
peaee.melodies Of his band Of bugtts,
What a comfort for q soldier il is to be
sent out Of the path of troable. ~. I've,
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-07-02

safy, 10 withdraw his rams. There n fhi,Sh
excitement. Quite number 81 teleprsphic ala.
patches hase been sent 70 Mr.. Douglas 81
sttspnas HERR exhariing him net II snlbarss.
tieifHci ion, but 70 leave himself IN the hands o.
his ffienlis. ,s &. u . "a
llihre u sneakilg III Monument Square Ia
4hights but very DE enthutiasm. H.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-07-02
BAIr1MoRE, june 81, 10 8 m 3,

80: bAlIlMokEt nhe zlS III p .FEtE3$
After very warm discussion, the New York
delegation have agHeed TO support The whole
majority report, except, pfoba6l !, id the case Of
Georgia, on which they may veto 10 admit The
origInaE delegation. This settles the question,
and to-mofIoWi IL the seeding delegations re-
fuse to take seats, the whole vote OF tile state
will be cast by the contestants, and Douglas be
nominated BY a twotthird,s vote. New York
fellows suit on the day Of personal difficuiiiss.
AguatIet has arisen between John Clancy
and William IL Ludlow, The former charging
the latter with treachery to Douglas Some
warm personal remarks passed, for which. Clan
coy holds Ludlow personally Responsible, and
sends him tonight warlike message: Should
THIS moi be- responded to. q personal eoilision IL
talked Of BY Clancy. :2;; II. III: 4. :.. Z
:. *.::. r BAfTTMoRE June % &:
The Convention assembled at 10 O'Clock
promptly, The theatre d densely crowded.
Prayer was offered by Rev: Mi SpaFtI
., Mr. Wright, or New York, moved that the
journal Of yestsrday'a proceedings beread. ..;
Mr.. McCook, Of Ohio, moved 10 dispense with
mo reading 4 tho position Of the question could
be slated BY the Chair. .- FL. -: :.
The fsadibg WIS dispsnsed with, Il. IT.:
The Chair then read the motions In their or.
ger, and then stated that The question would be
nIst taken on the report OF MIR. GettiDgs, Of
maryland. adopting the whole majority report
excepting 10 the case Of Alabama, and admitting
IN mat State the original Charleston delegates.
: ,Vh,ch t.,ss MS
rsnort ,,rs,,sr e. ..ua bringing me minority
Nh Kun - M = otast. j. 4,
Of he eoai,,a. 80. ~ oenalI o. me majority
81 the Teasons ~, thats - me aetatenleh
MI Wrirht ~ ~. IN tile report.
Mr.. Siblsy. n Mins s:.s 80 . 80
lection coDid ntle.st an oo'
msn, WYNN prevent Inc reading Of this state
MI Rr,n, Is !. . 80 .:4
cusicn or tbs 5sSs,s sue i'stt 70 speak IN CON
M VIII, - NJ. ~, II.
gentleman from a 49,, SUI eolectea, Mhen tae
r. ,Sasl, tio.a missouri commenced bis speech
there was "a Po'nt q oIaeri Nc SAID ina
and, thrrefors so,d y M g
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-07-02
JORDAN MILLS.

VIHE prbprietors Of the above Mills respect
l. fully beg leave 10 inform their friends and
patFousi that they have thoroughly repaired ard
fitted up their mil In manner not surpassed IN:
the Territory They are now prepared 10 attend
10 alt business, 10 their line, entrusted 20 them.
To our old customers We return our thanks
for past fayoEs, and solicit their patronage aaeio.
3i.tf I: D.. II. ALLEN & Co.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-07-02
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BALTIMORE CONVENTION.

The Ftttk Days Proceedings ETeiteBient sill
Ranning High 7menfg.toar Of The Rirqinia3
Delegation ciflIdralpH - Ei9ht Dflegates from
North Carolina witidraua.- Maryland Nth
dydica. = Other States thdra6n tor LupsHtta..
hoa;--. Ilidge Douglas and MS friends, &c. II