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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-29
From he (O. ny Montreal Herald
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON June 27.-lt stated IN yesterday
dispatch that motion made in executive session OF
The Senate strike from the treaty between the United
States and Spain for the settlement of claims the clause
pay for the Armstad negroes and that while it was
believed the motion could prevail its retention would
jeopardze if entirely defeat its ratification This pre-
dicon was realized day. The motion to strike GU, 1t
was understood was made by Mr.. Sumner but was dis
agreed to- aud he question Of ratification "a voted i'll
the affirmative, and Is in the negative no. the requisite
two-thirds.
The Senate falling reconcile the disagreement to the
Mexican treaty and udisposed TO further action on the
subject present. its consideration postponed till
next December.
Two Indian treaties were ratified, and the appoint
ment of Mr. Russell navy agent at New York was con-
frmed together with the Nominations OF several deputy
postmas ers. No nominations were submitted by the
President for the full Sandman mission supply the
vacancy in the Supreme Cour occasoned by the death
of Judge Daniel.
As the President has no further communication to
make the Senate it would have adjourned to-day but
for the fact that time required for he consideration OF
the nomination OF General johnson Quartermaster
General question having arisen affecting the success
sion under the lave Of Col. rhomas the senior officer in
that department
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-29
- lnr i,1echinridrel

The Louisville Democrat the oldest and most irfuen-
Ill Democratic paper IN Kentucky, .BEEcENEnGss own
Satel has ruu up the flag OF Dor5lAs and JoHSsoN
The st. Louis Rspajlieaa, the leading Democratic or
gan in the West and paper Of immense circulation ha,
also run up the lag OF DoyGlaS and JoHNsoN,
The Democrat and RsppiIclu are Two Of the most
prominent and influential Democratic papers in the South
aod vet they 20 against BEgcSNEiuGE and LANE What
hope is there for BEscS,>uu6s or Tor DoColAs, Will
An rrepressble conflict RACES between the friends of
both. IN an the Southern States What alternative i,
now left 70 the honest and patriotic rank and file Demo
cras Of Virginia aud the South but io BsLL and
EvERErr We invoke them 20 lay aside their ancient
party prejudces aud longer follow either wing Of
disrupted aud scattered party but 70 cast their votes for
BILL and EvERsrr as the only under Heaven of
preventing the election Of LINCOLN Come, Democrats
of Virginia aud act ike aud patriots in the present
contest Come-and vote uuiledly for BELL and EvE-
Hrrr and the Union viii be corously preserved, and
the South sacredy protected in all herrshts and inter-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-29
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE


WASHINGTON, June 21.-The National Executive Com
mttee of the Bfeckiurdge and Laue ticket es follows:
Isaac j Stevens Of Oregon George w. Hughes, Of Ma
ryiud; John ". Stevenson, Of Kentucky VIM. Flinn,
James q Berrct, Walter Lenox, George W. Riggs OF
Washington D. G iierOn Davis of Mississippi; Taos.
B Florence Of Pennsylvania; J R. Thomson, OF Ne"
JERSEY; Augustus Schell, of New York. A. b. Meek OF
Alabama J. D. Bright, OF Indiana and Robert Johnson
OF Arkansas Mr.. W. Ciuskey has been appointed Sec
rotary.
The Postmaster General has determined not 20 enter
into any for carrying the California mails via the
,thnus which shall stpuale for any payment for such
service other than by posages such the law provides
All letters will be by the overland routes the pilcpa
one being that OF Bu;terfeld whose contract tor
ryiug letters alone. As newspapers and congressional
ranked documents cannot go by that route, they can
only reach tue Pacific coast by being sent ss freight
The pay of that class Of postoice employees whose
service is The aborou and hazardous of any, has
e. reduced the OF from 5000 to $500 per
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-29
To THE EDITORS OF THE RICHMOND DISPATCH


GENrLENEN-In your leading article of the eth inst,
headed 'Scaniai about Tommy" you justly comment
upon the prurient indeeacy exhibited by young females
at the North who have been degrading their by ad
dressing love letters bestal and corrupt japanese
You further comment upon the lawess fancy, which in
defiance Of all decency prompts these young girls at the
North themselves by such shameful exposures
aud you claim for the South that parents here pay that
attention the morals and manners Of their daughters
which guards them with wall Of fire against such
unworthy practices.
This justly and gracefully said by you bu' you
of the fact that parents have to guard the
tai bloom of their daughters delicacy and maiden refine
against nothing more jealousy than against the
hdeous portraitures of all unnatural and unhallowed
crimes which deform and de6e the columns Of daily
penny newspapers Will you believe that parents
cannot and will not tolerate your paper in their
families because you will publish with avdty every IN
cody enormty and brutal outrage which floats upon the
surface Of fostering humanity Do you thus contribute
your mite towards that high mora culture" and "feni-
nine refinement" which YOU claim for your section
The writer is of your subscribers and patrons, is
in no wise uufrendy - ou but lis himself of this
opportunity invoke caution he part of editors
some OF whom have daughters TO- whose refined cul-
ure their hearts deeply nteresd in the dssemina-
ton Of the mysteries Paris" and orgies of "Sodom
and Gomorrah."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-29

The Lexington Valley S,a-, che home organ OF GOV.
LrrcuER. has hoistsd the DlrGLss and JoHNSoN flag
II is issue Of yesterday, IL says;
Judge Douglas having received the nomination Of the
National Democracy convened 40 Baltimore for the
lofty position OF President of the United States do
not hesitate to hoist his name 40 masthead pedgng
him a cordial and hearty support and shall In our weak
and feeble way DO all tl8, cam LOnorably, TO elevate
him 70 the position for which De &, a ct1jjl'c
of Lane aud Breckenridge, the nominees OF hand
fun Of ultra Southeruers, viii simply say, that had
either one or both been nominated t Baltimore by the
regular and National Democracy the nomination would
have met cordial APPRECIATION aud the ticket received
our enthusiastic support
Thus We 90, Some Of the Democratic organs in Viz
gna are for DoUGLAs and others for BEEcEiNEDGE. In
addition 70 the Star predict that the Sluuton YIN
decor the Rockingham Deocrat the Fucaste Desso-
Graf and several other Virginia Democratic papers will
take sides for DoUGL1s and against BREcSINEiDas. A
good many OF them are st the fence but viii fan on
Que side or the other very Thus progresses the
'rrepressbe conflict in the ranks Of the universal De-
mocraey, Poor BREcENRioGE. Poor DOUGLAs. And
4 mvriad cheers for BFILf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-29
On motion, tue neeuhg auJOurneu
r. b. KENYON Sec'y
SurPwrN McRAy Chm'n.
ApL(TJONAL FOREIGN NEWS,

HALIFAX, June 27.-The files by the Europa announce
that the Great Eastern sailed from Southampton Tor New
York on the evening Of the 10th.
Admiral Munday writes to the English Admiralty, un
der date of Palermo June 3d. ha, the presented
in that city Of the most horrible description. A
whole district 1000 yards long by 100 yards broad, is
in ashes; whole families burned alive, whilst the
atrocities of the royal troops in other parts of the city
frghtful Many converts and Isolated edihces were
crushed by the shells eleven hundred Of which were
heown into the city from the citadel and two hundre
from the Nespoitan ships in the harbor besides grape,
canister and round shot.
The monthly returns Of the Bank Of France show an
ircreas, in cash OF nineteen millions Of francs.
Prince Jerome has had relapse, causing grea unea-
sness.
The Paris Bourse was fat at 6sf SOC for Rcntes.
The Sandman Ministry had ntroiuced project for
new loan for one hundred aud fifty millions Of francs
The Austrian Cabinet has resolved 70 re-establsh the
ministry of commerce aud public works
The new Russian loan Of eight million sterling, at
per cent expected be introduced in the London ES
change by the Messrs. Biring
At Lon ION there au approved demand for United
Stats stocks; 4. ). IS are quoted at %; t. Gs dGi
at asl@99l; Maryland - bonds, 9ji@J5!. Bell K Co
repor, generally the market for American securities un
changed, but the demand improving; Pennsylvania .,
are quoted lover, with sales at So; Peuna 81 bonds
lS17. ot@s1, Illinois Central railroad ilmlO discount
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-29

SENECA FALLS n Y, June 25.-At o'clock on Satur-
DAY afternoon telegram received here that Douglas
was nominated. Immediately the bells IN the village
we're rung, cannon fred flags streamers and posters
having them the of the Little Giant, and an
nounsng his nomination. suspended across the prin
cpal streets while the Corne Band out in full force
REAoISG, June 22-The Democracy of Berks county
are firing a salute of hundred guns IN honor OF the
omnation OF Douglas.
ALLENrowS June 25.-0ne hundred guns were fired
in honor of the nomination Of Douglas.
KINGSTON, n. Y. June 2S-The nomination Of Doug
las for President hailed with enthusiasm here The
village is flaming with rockets and fireworks, and one
hundred guns were fired
OswEGo, n. Y. June 25-The Democracy are firing
200 guns the nomination Of Douglas, which fully
meets their approval.
TRENTON, n. j., June 25-The Democracy of this city
this evening fired hundred guns for the nomination
of Douglas. meeting will be held tomorrow evening
to form a club, preparatory to arranging for grand
IA ifcaton meeting. The True Americana is announced
will raise the of Douglas tomorrow morning.
Two urged in favor OF Dougas-one that his
platform is all that is asked for by the Democratic party
and the other that his nomna ion has been made by the
regular Democratic Convention.
HARTFORD Conn, June pa vast crowd gathered
around the Daily Post newspaper Office this evening "a
testify their approval OF the nominations of Dougla:
aud Fitzpatrick by the Democratic National Convention
One hundred guns being fired in the park and
as their sound comes booming the city, il gives
misIskable evidence that popular sovereignty" aDd
"nonintervenuon" will be earnestly sustained by the
| Democracy of Hartford.
| BRIDGEPoRT, Conn, June pa national salute was
fred here this evening in honor of the nomination
| Stephen A. Douglas.
BANGOR Me-, June 25.-Charles Howard had his arm
blown Oft to-day while helping to fire salute in hono
of the nomination of Douglas and Fitzpatrick
BELFAST, Me-, June 25.-0ne hundred guns were fired
and all the bells of the city rang to-day in honor OF the
nomination of Douglas and Fitzatrick.
PiTrsBURG, June PA salute of 200 guns were free
to-day amidst great enthusiasm, over the nomination o
Douglas Samuel Harper and others made patriots
speeches
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-29
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FOREIGN GRAIN TRADE.
The Mark Lane express of the 18th inst. says


The past week. is predecessor opened very roughly, and
Monday done much 70 the best pieces oil
Wheat In exposed situations The continuance OF heavy rns
much cold all cereals Ia unhealthy state the
the Wheat plants giving little Of
summerze weather 10 make f the unusual
severity bAckwardness Of the spring Th- whe In
dep -udeniy weakly aspect thin places and
dependence future foreign supplies seems TO Increase As The
Large arrivals indeed expected from
the Medsr and ack Sea Potatoes give still less promise
scarcely any growth made during the past fortnight In
the srongs lis Will appear lied By the excessive wet that
without change dry weather the renewal Of
the Stormy and cold weather has been
Battle, and Holland has suffered much
great comp is base from In the Southern
when the wheat getting Into Ia such state OF
wheat has been rising fully Is TO "a In this coun
transactions have taken place In Lond than for
past there having been considerable purchases on
The Paris market has become quite excited and
dis countries cannot be depended
though previously high for the Blh po The In
still faynrahy reported but II must be re
these the couotre most In want Is
only Egy ut thst OF need send abuntanty It's ine
Noug therefore, but fine weathers likely TO stop
further advance prices which for last years defective har
still moderate We ny heard that stacS OF Wheat
estimated to yield 100 qrs., produced but 100 ore.
In Scotland the trade has impro sed In Ednburg the
advance Is to 2 spring corn being without oh nge
There attendance Glasgow where Cd Dbl
demanded for Wheat but Oats much cheaper Barley
aud Beans unaleTed.
Dublin has the temporary depression In Wheat
native supplies being small p-lces 81 Dbl desre and
there much Inquiry for fjregn. but Oats dull
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-29

The qualities this medicine have plseedh upon nper.
bic foundation In destroying disease and inducing b.. has
parallel.
For the following Complaints ,hsse Bers specific viz -
D.spepsd. Ind, esfi0n, Heart Burn Aedhy. Coss,as
Lo.s n 1pD,tis, H,ddache, and General DeJiny
many sections Of country this preparation IL extensively
by physicians In their practice and have restored
many health who apparently beyond the reach heal
Ing art
YoRH, Livingston Co., n. Y, Oct /, $50
Messrs. q W. vows Co -
sir:-Dypspsid with Va nunbeer Associate. took % n,
In opposition 70 the skill Of ree
brated physicians until the spirit willing 90 could b.
found surrender and bid al ~ It's earthly bernae when
induced by the urgency % fdend 70 THE OXYGEsA
TRD BTTEa little dreaming that the Giead bound
less medicines the FIRST dAugi eyer
induced quaG But thanks be 70 God, ~ b1f and
my mmoder.ts lnegu beating Of M.
heart Immediately AFTER TAXI food attended With great prostr
ton, and hequently Violent stacks II paDat
from twelve 70 twenty four hou leaving the perfectly
pow that spoonful Of milk water uld s-.
rdensome com~enceo by taxi half t-Aspoonk A or.
full was verypsFseyer ing aad taken three
bottles. since then. at ntery- have taken more
began realize Ia genial effects Ia mei,iely
remey grateful and refreshing beverage which Il han,
edrae-ly beg all who afflicted with Dyspepsia 10 any form
your nxygeosed Bters as do esteem them Invaluable
Very respectfully, Mrs sTUCKIsG.
tB- Prepared by SETH W. Y0wLE 4 Co. Boston And M,
sae at wholesale and retail by ADIE GRAY PURCELL
90, w. PETERSON, DUvAL, Richmond, and By ali drug.
sists and dealers 10 medicines In city and country
my8O-d. Gavin
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-29
The Proposed Encampment.

1t will be by the proceedings OF the Mlitry Con-
vention, published in another column that encamp.
ment OF Cavalry and all other Volunteers who wish
unite in the same will take place the Central Agri-
cultural Fair Grounds the Sh of November The
importance of an eucampment, as school of nstruc-
tion payable, and should be provided for in
cry well ord red military system. We hope therefore,
that the volunteers throughout the State will resolve with
accord to sustain this encampment the first effort
to nlugurate efficient system Of military discipline
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-29
Enrtnnntn so. PF-n

People have fiea into the habuot very unnatural or
strange Of sneerng the Old public functionary" who
lives a tn White House. He has gained comparative
respect however since The late Conventions at Charles
ton and Baltimore. To have escaped even a solitary
vote from such assembges-so not to get much as
an opportunity for the presentation of his letter declin
ng "a r.uomiaAton--is much in his favor. His reputa-
ton has reached IFS lowest point and begins mend.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-29
HOW THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS ARE RE-

UEIN EIl-BKhUhINhIUUE Nut IN The KAUE
DoUGLaS EXCITEMENT IN ST. LOUISA large and en-
thusiastc mass meeting held in that city upon the
announcement of Judge Douglass nomination at Baltimore
on Saturday last The occasion, it is said, Of
extraordinary interest and unusual briancy The
that Stephen A. Douglas had received the nomination at
Baltimore spread like wid6re through the city, and drew
out masses of the people everywhere to join in the de-
mOnstraiion.
ArrEMPr AT A JoKE.-The humbug is very transparent
here The Congressional Protection of Slavery Plat
form cannot and anybody here to stand by it, There
are not handful of Seceders in the ctY.-AibaHyArg
100 guns we're fred for Douglas in Rochester and there
was 40 griat popular demonstration.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-29

All accounts agree in representing the Democratic or
gies AZ Baltimore, last week most dssrlcell TO the
country. Pandcmouium in the only &c parillsl-yet
P.ndsmouium Is wrouged By the comparison. Both fac
roos. about equally have vel earned he disgust with
Which decent people everywhere look upor their wrang-
lDgs and rowd,u Neher Of the ekets put in nOinina
Ton By such means can avoid The Odicm attached %
thsir origin 4 il time that these "6eargarden assem-
bAgss snd tier dOngs should CAL into the universal con
capt 50 richly thsir due.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-29
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN BELL.
or TENNESSEE
FOR VICE PRESIDENTS
EDWARD EN- ERETT.
OF MASSACHUSETTS.


There will be meeting on the Public Square, in this
city. on saturday evening at O'clock for the purpose
Of ratifyng the nomination Of BELL ard EvsRrrr. All
those friendly to the ect Of the meeting are cordially
invited to attend Let there be the occasion NAM
moth gathering of the friends Of the Constitution and
the Union Distinguished speakers v be present and
address the meeting Come one, come am
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-29

Both BREEERrDGE and DouGLAs are sectional candi-
dates aud the candidates Of two antagonisJc sectional
factions The Democratic papers and politicians there
fore which have been boisterous against sectional
candidates and sectional parties expected, for the
sake Of consistency oppose with manly 6rmness both
BREcxNEHGE and DousLAs. For the election Of "sec-
tioual candidate you know would justify immediate
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-29
For He'll and Everegt--The skies
Rrfghteningt!

We are reoiccd 20 announce that, since the grand
'5s up OF the Democratic party the prospects for the
triumphant election OF BsLI and EvEEsrT have brighten
ed most rapidly and clorously. We have entire conf
dence that the conservative Democrats North and South
will rally. zeaousy aud uuitedy TO the support Of the
onlv national ticket ia the f,li-the constitutional
Union ticke, Of Bell and EvsEsv As sisuidcau
and thrilling indication that the popular tide, North and
South Is setting In In favor OF Ball aud EvERsr We
point 10 the cheering fact that The Philadelphia Monitor
al old and able Democratic paper has out for th
constitutional Union candidates and will battle no5y
for their election We suboia the following extracts
from its last issue aud commend their patriotic tone 20
the moderate and conservative Democrats of Virginia
aud of the South and Of the whole Uliou. Hear the
Monitor,
.vhist there Is sill Union Of States IL incumbent
on every loya and patriotic citizen TO adhere Nation
Al PARTY There S now only such party remaining
The Democratic party rupcureI utO sectional mOiees
We step from sundeyei organization to The platform Of
"THE UNON-IHE CuN,TTJuON-ANu rHE ENFORCEMENT
OF Tx LAWS" When this fails us-wheu this, TOO, shall
be rven in tsau--and there saa be other a.eru.-
tiye-we must per force make choice between the SEE
lions.
W. are lifelong Democrats. Nevertheless ,cl-
ling 20 enlist under Tee banner Of Bel md Ersre cto
have been Wbigs and dutsrjrlus W. enlist H0t as
Ways or A1gericdHs 5Ut Constitutional Union SOL
dsrs The banner Is emo8zOuCd with TIE motto OF the
CONSTITUTION And rus UNoN aud floats upon the breeze
in every State We follow chat banner. It's bearers are
statesmen, renowned throughout the wOr.d-renowued
for their virtues for their commanding Intellectual en-
dovments for ,heir long experience in public affairs AID
for thr public services Governors, Senators,
Cabinet Mnis,e.s and Dip,0matisJs.
"The Northern adlereuts of the Sectional southern
Democratic Candidate for the Presidency will vote for
BILL and EVERETT, IN preference 90 the Northern Sec
Democratic be-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-29

1t viii thus be seen that the friends of DoueLAs in
Virginia are organizing for the campaign with great
spirit and zeal They are resolue and determined set
of men, and are be driven into Secession and Dis
union under the leadership of BREcKNElDGE and LANE
We suspect, indeed that the friends of DoveLAs will
greatly outuumber The friends of BREcKNRIDGE in the
Old Dominion But there being possible hope for the
election of either let conservative and patriotic Demo
Gratis come out boldly for BELL aud EVERETT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-29
rhc rreetinr To-Morrow RvenIaE.

The Bail and EvsRErF ratification meeting on the Oapt-
to Square, tomorrow, Saturday evening at o'clock
MUST BIS Eoc-FE, L,tevery man in Richmond whether
whig American or Democrat who desires to uphold the
Constitution and the Union and to give his support to
the only national candidates in the field be hand and
devote an hour Tor to the good cause. Let the Ia
dies be on hand also by hundreds aud 10y thousands and
show their appreciation Of the noble man who has conc
so much for them and for Mount Vernon There viii be
band Of music in attendance, and able and eloquent
speakers Will address the meeting. Let US have grand
turn out Of the brave and fair Of Richmond
and let us make the wekn ring With enthusiastic shouts
or E.LI md ENEEErr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-29
Another Sign!

We are happy TO note the significant fact that GES.
SrAREE who recently Commissioner from Mississp-
pi to Virgin, behalf of Southern Conference has
declared his purpose support BELL and EVERETT. All
hail to the Frightening signs Of the times