, 1860-06-01

ton nominated r. p Yates for Governo".
T. A. Hoffman, Lieut.-G Overnor.'J Y
Dubois, Auditor; w. Butler, Treasurer. n n
NJ Hatch, Secretary; n. Bateman Snno,
niendent Of Schools Recommended M.
Lincoln for President.
The Republican National ConveDtio,
which was to have assembled at Chicago ~
the 10th of May, has, for policy,s sal" W
been postponed to await the action Of ~.
conventions at Baltimore and Washinrton'
This slavish and contemplate position Of ~
party which hypocritically processes 10 ha
national will not excite surprise K
alive by gross desire to clutch the snoh.
of Office, and organized out of the most n
congruous materials, the Republicans rorm
a mere Opposition party, the heart Of each
individual member burning with trator
ous sectional hatred of the Union, and the
whole only characteristic for aboitiOpism
The delegates who seeded from IN.
Charleston Convention will, it apDea,,
hold convention at Richmond on Tho 81
of June. Moderate counsels will be ,bo
fruit of cool reflection, and the seceders
will without doubt, adjourn to meet again
with the regular convention at Baltimore
ITO perform the duties assigned to them by
their constituents.
FRoM MExcO.-Dates from Vera Cruz
are to May lst.
The lates news states th-t Miramou's or
the Church party, had been defeated on an
sides. His money was completely exhaust.
cd.
Carnvajal was organizing an expedition
against PuebIa.
The Constitutional Government had re.
jected the proffered mediation Of the Eng.
lish and French Ministers.
1t was reported that Mr.. McLane in.
tended to go iuto the interior for the pur.
pose Of having an interview with Mira.
mon. The French Minister, Nous. Gros.
bach, had been recalled.
LATER.-The Miramon'S government has
accepted the basis Of adjustment as pro-
posed by the English and French govern
ments.
EUROPEAN NEws-Fistiana. - Heenan
has written letters to BeiPs Life in Londsn.
formally demanding the Champions belt.1
Bells Life treats the claim as preposterous,
and asserts that the chances OF the late fght
were in favor Of SOyers. If the Referee
had remained and witnessed the Ihirty-ninth
round, he would have awarded the victory
to Sayers. Heenan says that he has re.
ceved many anonymous letter asking him II
he was not ashamed Of himself to come
over to whip a comparatively small man
like Sayers. Under ordinary circumstances.
he would not have sent a challenge to
man of Suyers' size; but England had
thought him (Sayers) big enough 10 do
fend the belt" He (Heeuan) wants the
belt, and can only get it through beating
Sayers. He claims the first chance to get
at Sayers again. To Bells Life, he sends
demand to meet Sayers within one week
from the date of the fight, according TO The
rules of the Prize Ring Although be viii
accommodate Sayers and let bin recover
from his injuries, he (Heenan) must DO
mindful Of his rights. If Sayers is not
able to meet him within the lawful time, be
(Heenan) demands that he shah resign the
belt, which be will have no right to retain.
He (Heenan) will hand back the belt when
ever Sayers or any other person eau take
it from him.
The American ship captains, merchants
and other gentlemen at Liverpool had sub
scribed R200 for the benefit of Heenan.-
The same sum had been subscribed BY the
House Of Commons probably for Sayersl,
Sayers' medical certificate declared that
he would not be able to rise from his bed
for two months.
Lord Cowley has visited London, under
implied censure, for carrying on secret cer-
respondence relative to Savoy, without the
consent of the British government
The matter was explained, and vote Of
inquiry, moved by Lord Normand, was
Withdrawn.
The Prince of.Wales will mot visit Can
ada before June.
Frauds committed by Pallenger, the
chief cashier of the Custom Bank, Of Lon
don, amount to 9263, 900. Another cash
ier of the same bank had been arrested
The deficiency was 9l 200.
A Congress of the great powers to take
into consideration the relations Of France
and Switzerland, was spoken Of
1t was reported at Paris that several ar,
rests had BEEN made in consequence Of q
plot by Italians against the Emperor
Count Montendlen aud his brother insur-
rectionists in Spain had been arrested
there.
Marshal O'Dopnell was about TO return
to Spain, from Morocco. The result Of the
peace negotions was not known. -
Baron Bruck, the Austrian Minister Of
Finance, had committed suicide by cutting
his throat and both arms.
1t was confirmed that Victor Emanuel
would make triumphal march through bis
new dominions, following in this the advice
of the Emperor Of France. He will not
now assume the title of the King Of Italy.
NoNNATIONs--The democracy of Chehas county.
at their recent County Convention held at the county