, 1860-03-02
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SHERMAN TO wIrHDRAw.--Nelo York u.
28th.-The ITibttnes Washington corr.
pondent says Mr.. Sherman has can.S'
conference Of his friends, to meet AT noou
to day, and will withdraw if another ~"
didate can be elected He has been nra-
pared to do so for fortnight, aud was ouIv
restrained by the fact that additional vo,.s
had not been demonstrated upon Mpsvr'
Pennington, Corwin, or Morris, as had ~.
repeatedly promised. Mr.. Pennington win
4 probably be nominated
The HsralFS correspondent says the nro.
ceedings in the House, to-day, demonstrnt.
ed the fact that Sherman cannot be elected
Six Of bis friends from Pennsylvania aDd
New Jersey went over to Smith. Had not
five Of the Sherman men taken the bacF
track, and changed their votes from Smith
to Corwin and Pennington, Smith wouId
have been elected. Messrs. Holman and
Davis, of Indiana, and Allen, Of Ohio. did
not vote for Smith NJ .E9a
Mr. Adran refused to vote for Smithya
Southern Wing, because he understood
him to be in favor Of protecting slavery IN
the Territories, but says he will vote for a,
Northern Wing like Gov Pennington,
which be will probably have an opportunity
of doing on Monday. m bf T5sJ
Mr. Sherman bad public receptionbt
his residence tonight, which was numerous.
ly attended. si N
Sr. LOUIS, Jan. 31-4RM
Sherman, the Republican candidate for
Speaker Of the House of Representatives,
has Withdrawn. Yesterday three more BAL
lots were taken, resulting as follows:
remington. ...... ......... ft0i
Smlth. ...... ............. ....... ll1i
scattering. .............. ..........t 81
Necessary to choice. ....... .ll63
I Mr.. Pennington, the new Republics
nominee, is from New Jersey, and, as WIN
be seen, required only one vote to be elect
ed. The character of three scattering
votes is not given in the dispatch which has
just come to hand from Washington, and
no opinion can be formed of the probable
! result of the withdrawal Of Sherman.
/ A great FIRE occurred in New York YES
terday, destroying Bonner's Ledger presses,
involving loss Of $l70,O00. s3 81
The porter of the steamship Marion has
been sentenced TO be hanged at Charleston,
S. c., for assisting fugitive slaves to escape
Mr.. Gilpin, who was Attorney General
under sthe administration of Martin Van,
Buren, is dead. aia5 a
Washington dispatches Just received,
state that the Democratic Senators intend
10 introduce an amendment in the Kansas
constitution, providing for change 10 the
boundary line so as to take 10 Pixies Peak,
raise hurlY:burly, and thus defeat the ad-
mission of Kansas during the present ses-
sion. sd
The Paraguayan Commissioner, who i
empowered to carry out the stipulaiions o.
; the treaty entered into between U S. Com
7 missioner Bowlin and Lopez, has arrived,
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Letters from Genoa speak Of the posi-
bility of hostilities being resumed in Iialyp
1t was believed the Papal troops, rein
forced by the Austrians, wonld enter the
legations, and in that case Sardinia would
send force to aid the Roman insurgents
f The King of Naples was reported to be
largely increasing his army.
The Pope is said to have addressed an
other note TO all the Catholic powers, ex.
cept Sardinia.
Rumors have been current Of an inten-
ton on the part Of the Pope to quit Rome,
but the Paris Patrie gives denial TO the
report.
The appointment Of Mcmahon to the
command Of the army in Italy, numbering
$4,000, was regarded as a sign Of Warlike
complication. s5Bt
MADRID, jan. 9.-The spanish have ad-
4 Fuhccu vi Tue Touu 10 letuuH WlInOut UOhb
attacked
Gen. Tabalor had recovered from bis ill.
ness.
The Spanish loss in the action at Caste,
lon was 73 killed and 48 wounded
The Austrian Government had ordered
+. Prince Metternich to declare to the French
Cabinet that it would decline to enter into
any negotiations ou any other basis than
Villafranca, or the treaty Of Zurich.
MADRID, Jan. 5.-Yesterday the Span
ish were attacked in the Valley Negro py
i 2000 Moorish cavalry and 1000 IHfantrry
They were dispersed by the Spanish, Ebo
had five killed aud Is wounded. Inc
troops at the encampment at Slegallo were
improving. 'o af
Jan. 7th-The whole army had encamP
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