Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-20
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Arrival of the steamer Teutonfa.
New YoRK, July l9.-Tke steamer Teutonia hal
! arrived
Ten Broeck's American horse Satellite. wen tn.
Stamford plate at New Market
The steamer Ccnnaught from Galway, has arrived
at st. Johns with Liverpool dates of the 9th.
The steamer Niagara arrived out on the 9Th anJ
the Bohemia on the 9th.
The mail contract has been transferred from the
Galway to the Canadian line, which calls at St
Johns.
The Prince of Wales sails on tine 10th.
From BOsTOa.
BosToN, July Is.-The Harvard College Com.
mencement exercises took place to-day in the First
Church, which was packed to repletion Among
the prominent guests on the platform were Hon
Edward Everett, Gov. Banks, Judge Douglas Chief
Justice Shaw, Hon Solomon Parsons. of Ill. with
many others. The exercises of the graduating
class seemed to give much satisfaction. The degree
of LII. d. was conferred upon the following gen.
tlemen: James Walker, Ex-President of Harvard
College; Hon. VIM. B. Reed of Philadelphia John
Lothrop Motley, OF Boston, and Lord Lyons British
Minister at Washington.
Among those receiving the decree Of Doctor of
Divinity Bishop Alfred Lee, of Delaware, Rev
erend Thomas Hill President of Antioch College,
and Rev. William Brock of London. The gradu-
ating class to-day numbered one hundred and six
The steamer City of New York. Capt Pegram,
United States Navy, commander, leaves this port
Tomorrow, for the fishing grounds of the British
North American Provinces
Ex-Governor Hubbard, of New Hampshire, U. S.
Commissioner under the reciprocity treaty with
other officials proceed in her to Newfoundland.
where they will be Joined by the British Commis
siOner, and go to define the fishing boundaries, as
provided for in the treaty between the United States
and England.
The city authorities of Charleston have appointed
a committee to arrange for public demonstration
of welcome to the first Galway steamer that arrives
there, and dock has been selected for her.
From PhiIadcIPhia.
PHILADELPHIA, July IS.-Hon H Welsh, Chairman
of the Democratic State Committee has written a
reply to Hon. Richard Vaux, ElectOr at large who
refuses to conform to the compromise resolutions of
the committee and declares his intention to vote for
Mr.. Douglas IN any event. On the authority of the
committee, Mr.. Welsh contends that the committee is
fully competent to act upon all questions involving
the working of the machinery of the party the same
as the National Executive Committee had the power
to supply the vacancy Occasioned by the decnation
of Mr.. Fitzpatrick. The State Committee only re-
comments particular course of action to the cleo
tors; whether it will undertake to place other
names on the electoral ticket, or submit the whole
matter to the State Convention matters for fur
ther consideration. Mr.. Welsh, abiding to the
schism of the party, says: Tens of thousands of
nation made by the meeting of the gentlemen at the
Maryland Institute as at the Front Street Theatre
Yet they are closely united in desiring chance to
strike blow at the enemies of the Union and Con-
stitution" He quotes from Mr.. Vaux's speech to
show that the Democratic party has nothing to do
with past precedents. He urges his consid-
Grafton of the compromise resolutions to defeat the
Republicans.
Gen. Buckley has published an address to the
Knights of the Golden Circle in Virginia and other
Southern States. They are ordered to repair to
their encampment in Texas by the 18th of Septem-
Der. He says the citizens of Texas have raised
S49S,O00, and he appeals to her sister Southern
States for contributions. The object is declared
to be to Americanize and Southernize Mexico look
ing to the establishment of Southern cOnfederacy.
Such course is to be taken as will rot violate the
laws, the knights going to Mexico emf
grants, and becoming bona tide citizens and under,
it is said Mexican sanction. The order is said to
number $4,000 men,
Secretary Floyd has gone to Virginia to recruit
his health.
Overland Mail.
VAN buren,, ARK, July lS-The Overland mail
of the 29th has arrived. News unmpOrtant The
Indian troubles have ceased. The hostile tribes
have gone to Oregon and Humboldt Mountains.
0REGoN-The success of the Democratic Con-
gresham is confirmed. The legislature is such as
to defeat Lane and Smith for the U. S. Senate. The
two wings of Democracy will cOalesce upon a
moderate Democrat.
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