The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-03
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.

Breclsinridge and Lane Ratification Meeting.
PHTLADELPHIA July "A large and enthusiastic
mass meeting was held here tonight to ratify the
nomination of Breckenridge and Lane. Hon. Chas.
D. Ingersoll presided, assisted by an imposing list
of Vice Presidents and Secretaries
Resolutions were adopted reafirming the Cincin-
natl platform with the explanatory resolutions re.
ported by the Majority Committee of the Charles
ton Convention. The resolutions also declare the
Front Street Theatre nominations mere nullty,
and that the nomination of Breckenridge and Lane
Is entitled to the respect and support of the Demo-
cratic party.
A letter from VIM. B. Reed was read recon-
mending conciliation. He speak ks of the folly of
sacrificing the election of Mr.. Foster because OF an
abstract difference of opinion a theory of vast
but not paramount Importance. He hopes that
mder councils will prevail, and that the electoral
vote of Pennsylvania may be cast against the Re-
publican but for the Democratic candidate most
available.
A scene of great confusion occurred during the
meeting, caused by the Douglas men present Civ
ing three cheers for Douglas and nterrupting the
speakers. General Lane spoke amid much diff
Guilty exto ling the character of Breckenridge and
advocating his claims for the Presidency. When
the vote was put on the resolutions the noes were
as loud as the yeas. Several of the crowd were
arrested for disturbing the meeting.
Compromise Betvveen the Pennsylvania De-
mOcracy.
PHILADELPHIA, July "A private meeting of the
Democratic State Executive Committee have agreed
III Il series OF OiuUlOnS Dy vote OF 40 TO b,
commencing the Democracy of the State to unite
IN support of a candidate for Governor. Also, to
unite in support of the electoral ticket, appointed
at Reading on the basis that the electors after the
result in other States is ascertained, if the whole
vote will elect Douglas, to cast it for him or for
breckenridge, if it will elect him. and if neither,
then the electors divide the votes after their
own judgment. The Chairman of the Committee
is to obtain pledge of the electors to act under
this obligation.
Prior to the adoption of the compromise in the
Executive Committed, many propositions were made.
Among others, one declaring Mr.. Douglas the
nominee Of the Democratic party for President was
voted down-ayes 10, nays 49,
The Overissued stock of the New Haven
Railroad.
NEW YORK, July Judge Ingraham, of the Su-
preme Court, has given decision in the New Haven
Railway stock case in regard to the overissued
stock which appears on the transfer books of the
Company. The decision does not cover the whole
of the spurious stock. 1t is technically in favor of
the Company, but places the holders of the spuri-
Gus stock in the condition of creditors of the road
with power to bring action to recover the money
in in full 1t is now only question of time with the
New Haven Road, and the spurious stock has come
to be more valuable than the original issues
Important from Mexico--Reported Capture
of NiramOn
NEW ORLEANS, July 2.-Brazos dates of the 2Sth
ult have been received per steamer Arizona Pri-
vate letters from Monterey and Matamoras say that
Gen. Zavagoza, commanding the Liberals, had de-
feated and taken Gen. Miramon prisoner near Sala-
manca. Gen. Ramancus commanding the Matamo-
ras troops had been defeated by Gen. Ortega-and
civil war was raging in Nueva Leon and Northern
Mexico, where efforts making in favor of Gen.
Comonfort's return. The Arizona brought S75,-
300 in specie.
News from Ruatan..
NEW ORLEANS, June 30.-The schooner John A.
laylor has arrived here with Ruatan dates of the
20th inst.
The cession ofthe Island of Honduras was unfe.
vorably looked upon.
Fifty troops had arrived from Belize to maintain
order.
The people object to the treaty. and it will pro-
baby be amended.
Douglas Meeting Mt New York.
New York, July "A Douglas meeting was
held at Tammany Hall tonight About three
thousand people participated. Ex-Mayor Tiemann
presided Stands were erected in the streets, and
4 display of fireworks added to the animation of
The scene Senator Pugh, Mr.. Marshall of Ten
1essee, and others, spoke Their remarks were
1enunciatory of the Administration. Mr. Douglas
S at the 9th avenue Hotel, where he will probably |
De serenaded to night.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-The Democratic polit- |
clans here have abandoned all hope of efecting any
accommodation whatever between their respective |
by Joint electoral ticket otherwise
The often repeated rumors of the intended re- |
noval of John Heart, Superintendent of Public |
,rlnting, do not appear to be well founded.--The |
reslueht VIII, PROBABLY TINS week, remove to his |
summer residence, the Soldiers Home.
The Arrest of r.. b. Sanborn
Boston, July 1.-The Grand Jury of Mddlesex |
county have returned bills of indictment against |
Silas Carleton, and three other United States De-
putty Marshals for attempting to arrest F. B. San
born, on the requisiton of the Brown Raid Senate
Committee. No time is assigned for their trial.
Arrest of a Mail Robber
RUTLAND, Vt, July John Whitcomb has been
arrested for robbing the American and Canadian
nails while under his charge here. He had spent
5000 in Canadian money lately, which drew suspi- |
zion upon him. Skeleton keys were found on him.
- Nvy, York.
NEW YORK, July 2.-Edwin Jeffejds In custody
or the murder of the men Walton and Matthews,
was arrested on suspicion. The crime attaches
more to Charles Jefferds, who is said to answer
he description of the murderer.
New York Bank Statement
New York, July 2.-The weekly bank statement
Of our city banks show increase of 81 32l 600 in
oans, S567, 900 in deposits, and decrease of
sSS6, 900 in specie, and Sl4 900 in circulation.
The Insurance ON the Pemberton Mills.
BosToN, July 2.-The Referees have awarded
593, 1915 insurance to the Pemberton corporation.
being 22H per cent. of the amount insured on the
mill.