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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-26

srJ days . report has boon circulated thns
some Of hc South Americans WI vote Tor
Mr. corgip, and thus force the Republisans
to 70 20 hin.
Another rumor IL that Msssrs. Briggs.
Riggs, Adriaa and Clark will vote FOR. Mr.
Pennington, and thus dictate terms 70 tho
Republicans. Neither Of those projects will
divert enough Of the friends Of Mr. sherman
away irum him 10 elect either Corwin or
Pennington.
since MI Corwin's speech, TO day, IL IL
doubted whether the Americans will pursue
the course indicated.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-26
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-26

SITUATION lH steward, Clerk, WRiter OF
n BARTENDER, by = middle-Aged mAnl who
speaks and writIs French, German And English
LANGUAGES, Rest Of FefeIeneeg given Address 20,
BIZ a MaEkgrtg'si 81 Third street Dsyten' .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-26

United States Marshal johnson was in
AshtabUla county yesterday to serve sum.
mons on Hon } r. Giddings and John
Brown, u, to appear before tho senate Com.
mittee.
Giddines is in the State ofNew York, but
was telegraphed to, and will no doubt pro,
coed 30 Washington forthwith.
Brown could not be found, A COPY ofthe
summons was Ion AZ his house, and the prob
ability is that he will obey.
Both are summoned TO appear on The 30th
instant
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-26
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Price 10 cents. The above soaps for sale by
novl7 DIR. STEWART, sole agent for Dayton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-24
Proceedings Of To-Day.

In THE HOUSE, to-day, the Speaker laid before
the body communication from the President of
the United States, transmitting a report of the
Secretary Of the Navy, to whom WIS referred a
resolution Of the House Of April 10, 1860. reouest
ing the President to communicate to the House
in addition to the information asked for in thc
service Of the United States belonging to the
African squadron, who have d ed while ENGAGED
In actual service since the date of the Ashbnrton
treaty to the present time; laid on tie table and
ordered to be printed. ~
Also, from the President a communicate,
Transmitted In compliance with a resolution If the
House calling for all such Information as he ibt
possess In RELATE to the existence of the Tertiary
OF Minnesota. The President says he possesses No
Information upon the subject except what has
oeen derived from the proceedings Of Congress-
and the House itself Since the date of the act Of
May, 1850, admitting PORTION of the Territory as
the Executive, either affirming or denying the ex-
istence of such Territory. The question in re-
gard to that portion Of territory without the limits
OF tals State remains for the decision of Congress
ana Is In the same condition as it was when the
stare was admitted into the Union
IL was referred to the Committee on Elections
mat committee having under consideration the
admiss ion Of de'egate from that Ter; itory, who
Claims That IN as much as the law establishing the
territorial government of Minnesota has never
Deen rel called. that portion Of the Territory not
In ;luded within the State limits still exists an
organized Territory under the act establishing tie
Territorial government for Minnesota.
The House resolved itself into Committee Of the
Whole, (Mr. Butiinton, of Mass, in the chair
Mr. Bingham, Of Ohio, proceeded to address
the committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-24

KEENAN, HELD TO BAIL AND RELEAsED.-Hee-
nan was before the magistrate at Derby on the
9TH, charged with the intention of engaging i'm
prize tight. thereby causing breach Of the peace
Mr. ltech appeared in his behalf and said He
nan had never broken the peace in England and
had no intention Of doing So True, he may have
made use Of harsh language in the excitement of
MS capture, when his passion was aroused; but
when he considered that he had been hunted out
Of eight counties, while his opponent, Savers.
was allowed to &c on with the greatest impunity,
he did feel sore at the treatment he was
He apoloSsed if he had used expressions which
he ought not. Two respectable gentlemen Were
ready TO give bail to the amount required Guided
by the station in life Of the parties lin America
Heenan was blacksmith he hoped the Bench
would assess the bail at small amount The
clerk announced that the Bench agreed to take
Heenan's own recognizance for ESQ, with two
suTetleS IN i25 each Loud applause
He added that the authorities had no feeling
beyond the preservation of the peace Ii was
stated by the Court that Heenan could not further
D lnterfered with anywhere, unless he broke the
peace. Inc surereS were promptly signed, and
Heenan and his friends left Derby for London.
Bells Life was most indig nant at the capture
which 1t attributed to Heenan and his ccmpa mons
going to place where they We're almost certain
OF arrest. A subsequent edition exoncrates Hee-
nan, and says he took all necessary precautions,
employing men to sound the police and put them
off the track. This person deceived Heenan and
his friends and gave information which led to the
capture
BeWs Life Indignantly scouts the idea that Savers
or his friends caused the arrest, and states that
Henan's party believe Sayers utterly incapable Of
such conduct.
1t was considered certain that the fight would
come off on the day fxed-the 10th.
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Also great variety of TOWELS in other nav
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s to get more than the IS votes you have allowed

10 to get more than the SIS votes you have allowed
him.
Breckinridge is certainly looking up among
those who, by-the-by, can. literally, do nothing
for him. Kentucky refuses, point blank. to take
him. That is, the delegation. The outside Ken.
tuckians on the ground, in and out Of Congress,
are, however, working manfully for him, a.
against Guthrie. They are not instructed, you
will remember, az are the delegation for Guthrie:
and here represent no constituency-but their in.
dividual views only. Breckenridge is a noble
fellow, which fact gives him all his strength
young Democracy surrounding me, is certainly
Ior Breckinridge-a sort Of underground swell,
not resulting, as far as perceive from sinister
(omce-seeking) motives-is certainly for him, and
may compass his triumph in the end. But Guth-
rie possesses tower of strength in the frmness of
the Kentucky delegation so far II MONTGOMERY
succeeds in inducing the majority of the Penn.
sylvana delegation to consent to the splitting of
the vote of the State, it will be fatal to Breckin
rldSe, while 1t can do Douglas no earthly good:
as SAT- Will not save him, as matters now stand
'uthrle, Hunter, or Lane Will profit by it,
still adhere to the belief expressed in inv
last, that Hunter will be the nominee. The moral
force and influence Of the class of men here who
advocate his nomination, deserves to be. and is
tremendous They are the old. conservative
tried, and true men Of the party from all quarters
OF the country, who ask nothing for themselves or
Tor their friends-the men who are playing only
Tor the ascendency of Democratic princip in the
government, without thought of that cause of all
the rapid deterioration of the integrity Ct the
government Of the United States-public plumber
In some shape or other. The South, with the ex-
csption OF Kentucky, Tennessee, and a vote of
Delaware, seem to have concentrated on Hunter.
who will receive few New England votes on the
first ballot. Probably a third of New York thi I'd
of Pennsylvania, and two votes from New JERSEY
are earnestly for him also The question of hi.
nomination seems to me to be in nut shell-Wi i'll
the Democratic party dare to fight the coming
battle on its principles, will it not, If So then
Hunter will be nominated.
General Lane is talked of but in ominous whis
pers, and that, too, but among the strong men of
the Convention. Not because he is not strong; as,
next to Hunter, he is really the strongest man
under consideration-the second choice, it appears
to me, of considerable majority. The truth If,
he is recognized as eminently sound, and as being
a man who has tremendous heels In such a race as
one for the Presidency-a nag to be eld in reserve
as sort of last chance for winning the race
Nominated not, General Lane NAV well lie
proud Of the manner in which all men here inter-
ested I'm the current game speak of him-as of no
other Democrat since the Lord took Andrew
Jackson of the earth. CONFECTIONERY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-24

HousE.-The House having resolved itself into
Committee Of the Whole on the state of the Union.
(Mr. Washburne of Maine in the chairO and r..
sumed the consideration of the bill to provide for
the payment Of outstanding Treasury notes to
authorize loan, to regulate and fix the duties on
imports and for other purposes
Mr.. Avery, Of Tenn, delivered a lengthy speecb
In defence Of the principles Of the Democratic
party.
Mr.. Morrill,, Of VT, addressed the committee in
favor of the loan and tariff bill which proposes to
fund the outstanding Treasury notes and to afford
protection to American manufacturers
Mr. Jones, of Ga, next addressed the commit
tee, fixing the responsibility Of the slavery aoita
ton the North iva
. MIR. Bingham, of Ohio. obtained the floor. when
the committee rose, and at O'Clock the House
adjourned A1'"'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-24

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-24

An INFAMOUS tALsEHooD Senators Slidell
and Bright had no sooner left Washington for
Charleston than the Douglasite telegraphers got
ZIP a story that they had carried with them an
immense amount of money to be used i'm bribing
delegates and others, to defeat Douglas and that
Mr.. w. w. COrcoran, Of this city, was with
them. and that he had contributed heavily to the
fund On the contrary, Mr.. C. is in New York;
and for the rest of the story, it is infamous
lie, made ont OF whole cloth from beginning to
end.
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IGaN STATE BaNK.
n DETROIT, August 30, 1850.
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The Associated Press dispatch says:
WASHINGTON. April 23.-Although the instruc-
tions to Mr. McLane a. Minister to China, issued
more than six years ago, have just been made
public, they are considered by statesmen here as
interesting, in view of the fact that they are In
cordance with the policy pursued by the Admin
istration through him towards Mexico. AS to
China, he was entrusted with large discretion,
Intercourse between that empire and the United
Statesn
1t was considered most desirable that any
commercial treaty he might be able to conclude
would provide, not only for reciprocal free
trade In all articles the growth, produce or
tation in vessels belonging to each. " Should
the revolutionary movement be successful,
and the pol teal power Of the country pass
into other hands," the instructions continued,
s'you will, at yonr discretion, recognize the
government de fdcto and treat with IL as with the
pire shall be divided, and several governments be
organized within its present limits, promising
stability, you will present yourself to each the
American representative, and enter into treaties
with them,'' etc.
Attorney General Black intends prosecuting Mr..
Schanable on the charge of perjury growing out
of his st!mony before the Covode Committee
His most Intimate friends say he distinctly ad
mitted the existence Of the Presidents letter as
r,centy published but denied the existence of
one of the character the witness desc. bed in the
course OF conveTsatio and which Governor Wall
e: never pretended to have in his possession. IL is
r:her stated that Judge BLACK acted by the vic
OF his friends, has made no reply to Gov Walker
but, in note addressed to Walkers friend Sen.
ator Brown, on Saturday, delivered by Secretary
Thompson, he denied the existence Of any reaso,
why Gov. Walker should request him to go out
Of the District to receive hostile message, even
II he were not conscientiousy opposed TO that
mode Of adjusting differences.
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Corytitnfion treats upon the testimony of
Gov Walker before the Covode Committee; and
also replies to an article In the Georgia CoHstitH
,-Cnalist palliatiDg the offence Of Mr.. Douglas
against the Democratic party and the entire
South, and charging upon the Administration
Ct Mr.. Buchanan want of nerve and fidelity be-
cause be stood by the south in the Lecompton
issue.
The IntsRigenccr is devoted to Congressional
Proceedings and news.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-24
0TTHE FAIR FOR THE REZEEI.r OI,
~. VIC ,nt'S Ornhan AsrI,,,.. J. "

~ liz FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT or
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ms lal complain Of the want of patrona ye frn,5
the, Cd lends and patrons many Who have rot an M
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Is I be used Tor paying Oh debts on the bniIdina
an a. f,r2n Gus surnnses, but they can assn
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Past We therefore beg those who have
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WARRINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

The CHARLESTON CONVENTION being the matter
Of absorbing public interest just now, we devote
the S,ar to-day almost wholly to news concern
Ing Il.
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0ELECTURE To CHILDREN-R VAR
~. CAB miss. Just from China, will deliver n
10 the children Of this city. the street
pa"sf pGHh1rch; Rev. Mr. Kennards , TUESDSY
Ia ax GnNOON,t the 4th instant, at o'clock He
Jumper oil IDOLS, which ne will exhibit 10 tho
oa,iidren he will be slsd to see the Sabbath school,
an ~ ~, 81 Oil denominations on this occasion.
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BARRY's DRiCuPHERuUs

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CHARLESTON, Sunday MIG ht April ID 1S6p

CHARLESTON, Sunday night, April - 1850
Editor Of the Star :-Senators Slidell and Bright
are here. Their appearance on the ground was
anticipated by dispatches from your city from and
to the Douglasites saying that w. w Corcoran
was with them, and that the thr, e carried alor q
from one to five hundred thousand dollars to he
used against Douglas. These Icing dispatches
have already done Douglas far more harm than
good, as Mr. Slidells personal friends in the dif-
ferent delegations very numerous and very
indignant at them.
/ never saw men more alarmed than the lead
Ing Douglasites were on learning that he and
Bright were positively their way here; for
they are justly admitted to be two of the most
powerful men on such occasions the country has
yet produced. fierce war between the Breck-
lnrldge and Guthrie men is in prOgreSs-a sort of
Kilkenny cat fight. Mr.. SlidelI brought jeff
Davis'S letter of declensioh, which has greatly
served to harden the faces of the Southern dele
gates as set against Douglas. Many of them talk
openly of themselves nominating and running
Davis, whether or no. against Douglas, if the
latter be nominated; which, however has ceased
to appear in the range Of possibility. Mr. Slidell
has also himself declined, and is said to be quiet
ly urging Hunter, with great success
The Pennsylvania delegation have a storm in
their every meeting. Breckenridge is nominally
the strongest in it, but majority of it is believed
To be for the different other aspirants as against
him. So, 1t is not impOss BILE that the proposition
over which they are squabbling-to divide the
vote leach delegate voting his own sentiments>-
may carry. 1t was started by Montgomery for the
benefit Of Douglas, and the Guthrie Lane and
Hunter men in the delegation are believed to have
seized upon it for the benefit of their respective
favorites, under the impression that under no cir
cumstances can Douglas get a majority vote of he
CONVENTION. Pa.
P.S-JuSt as am about closing this letter am
assured from source in which have confidence
that the fight in the Pennsylvania delegation over
Montgomery's resolution to permit division Of
the States vote is over-M having been beaten
upon every vote Oh it taken OpO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-24

MRs: NlNsLoW, an experienced nurse and female
physician, has Scotiias Syr,p for Childen Ts,tS-
ng which greatly facilitates the process of teethn,
ny s0tfHnlng the gums, reducing all IniammatiOnr
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it viii give resi
70 yourselves and relief and health to your infants
another column. oc IT, az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-24

1EAI An ADJOURNED MEETING OF
~ the officers held on the 18Th inst the follow
lnS resolution was adopted: That meeting of the
ocers OF tre volunteer companies he called for tho
Purpose oi forming a regiment of volunteers and
the soIectlon OF Colonel Lieut. Colonel and Major
20 oe p gsehteI 10 the Major General for tho an
Prova OF the President, and that said meetinr "a R
PioCI a. tne oo,umblan Armory on the 26til inst at
he luiiy represented. piee
G. A. scUw , jRANMWES A. TAFT, Chairman.
y t"'' A->' Att. sec. ap 2-3t
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MAPLE SUGAR! MAPLE sUcAR-We have
o.n Iusf received barrel Of Maple su,a1 (iE
80, KING BuRcHELL,
"PH cor. vermont ay. and 18th st.