Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-14
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WASHINGTON, July l2.--All the statements
representing that Mr.. Bright, of Indiana, had
agreed to support or countenance the Douglas
ticket indirectly OF otherwise, are un-
founded. information has been received
here from direct sources, stating that he and
his friends have organized Breckinridge
electoral ticket, which will be Immediately
put In the field, and that they intend to run
III all hazards, and without the least purpose
Of compromise.
Minister, will leave In few days, on visit
to Senator Seward, with whom he will spend
some time, by special invitation.
A dispatch says arrangements are being
made for IN California Pony Express on the
Butterfeld route.
Late advices from Peru state that our rela-
tons with that Republic were approaching Q
crisis. The United States sloop-ot-waI
Wydndotte, had arrived at Callao, with dis
patches for our Minister, instructing him "a
peremptorily demand settlement OF the
claims growing out Of the seizure OF the ships
Lizzie Thompson and Georgidnd, and pro-
visions for Joint commission for the settle
ment of all outstanding claims of our cit
liens.
Some delay had, however, occurred, in con-
sequence Of the resignation Of the Peruvian
Minister of Foreign Affairs, and il was moi
| improbable that our Government would bt
compelled to resort to force before the de-
mands would be complied with. In case o.
noncompliance with the demands of oui
| Government, the American Minister was In
structed to close the Legation. The Peruvian
| Minister at Washington has been notified
that unless his Government accepts the ult
matum of the Government Of the UniteC
| States, his passports will be furnished him
The difficulty between France and PERI
has been finally adjusted, though not unit
| the bombardment of Callao was threatened
WASHINGTON, July l3.-The stories goinl
the rounds Of the papers about the quarre
between the President and Senator Gwin, ar
officially contradicted as without foundation
In fact, ii is further stated that their relation
were never more friendly.
The Tribune Washington correspondent
says Reverdy johnson will go to Californii
on the 25th inst, to argue the new Almadir
case, before the United States District Court
II was recently stated in a dispatch from
New Orleans that a revenue cutter had gon'
to overhaul the schooner j. B. Taylor, which
sailed from that port for Central Americi
with emigrants or fllibusters.
For more than two months past IL has beer
known that several small parties of such ad.
venturers have repaired thither, but these
movements are here considered too insignih-
cant for serious comment.
As the old Jackson Democratic Associa-
ton has been thoroughly disrupted by the
contending Douglas and Breckenridge men,
bers, each wing has taken preliminary steps
to establish campaign club, the one alto
gether independent of the other.
A petition has been numerously signed
presented to the President, and by him trans
ferred to the Secretary of War, praying for
an immediate resumption of the work on the
WASHINGTON Auueduct IL will be recOl.
lected that Congress appropriated $4,000
for this purpose. to be expended under the
superintendency of Captain Meigs. Thi,
proviso has somewhat embarrassed the Ad-
ministration; but there seems to be no doubt
apart from the question, which the designa-
ton of that office involves, that operations
on the aqueduct will shortly be resumed.