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The pFckfdentss Second Protest una{nat
the Coyude Committee.

WAsn1SG1oS, June o6-Tlie President. in his
protest aguiust the investigation of the Corode
Committee, says, the charges against him being
vague and expressed in equiEocal terms, be did
not for moment entertain a doubt as to the
result. He did not heieye it possible that there
existed man who could basely perjure himself,
The proceedings Of the House, be repeats, are
violatiye Of the rights Of CO. ordiuaie branch
Of the Government, and which, if enforced
would establish dangerous precedent. The
House had acted without constitutional warrant.
AID in q manner tending to degrade the presi
ance by an honorable man.
The accusatory resolution, he saEs, was moth
ing more or less than that the President hsd
used corrupt means to accomplish certain pur-
poses. BY what authority did the House un.
dertske to Investigate the Executives course
US to the Lecompton Constitution, to pry into
our foreign relations, assuiing our Mexican
Minister as 10 the Tehuautepec route, to inyes.
tigate removals from office, notwithstanding
the power Of removal belongs to the President
under the Constitution and was 50 d cided bv
the lirst Congress, and accordingly bas ever
since been SO exercised? There WAS no au-
thosity for the Committee to Investigate tile
subject Of printing The Post Office blanks, be.
cause that question had previously been exam.
ined BIZ TWO other committees.
The President speuks Of the yindfct1ye NM
ner in which the witnesses were examined. The
first information be received of uny Testimony
that would or could ipjuriously affect him, was
published in New York journal, hut which was
dlsprored by most respectable witnesses. The
telegraph, however, WIS silent as to the contra
dlcs'on. lie says that only such dispatches
were published az would reflect on bis
character, thus inl1icting most aagrant in
justice, and that different versions were riy-
en- Ut private conversations when there was no
opportunity to retute them.
Members Of the Cabinet and others were sum
moned to discover, if possible. something to his
becoming hostile to the Administration, an.
peared before the Committee. These were the
most dangerous witnesses. The Committee
spread a drag net over the whole Union 10
catch disappointed men, wiling to malign his
character. The tyrannical Star Chamber as
not worse than this. There has been nothing
ike 1t since the revolutionary days of Robes.
pierre.
, 1860-06-27
LATER FROM EUROPE.


HA11FA1, June 26.-The RoyaI Nail Steam.
ship Europa, Capt. Leitch, from Liverpool. 18th
inst, via Queenstown 17th, has arrived al iii,
port The Steamship Ednbure, from New York
"a INST, arrived q Liverpool 18th. heSteau,-
snalp fersia, from New Itrk 9th inst, arrived at
0GssnstoMn Ts !otn: and Liverpool l6:h.
news: -
Nothing important from Sicily. The Royal
troops continued to leave sicily. 4 Roysl Con-
Terence "as to take place at Baden on the day
the Europa sailed.
rived there. Several German sorereigns Tonid
join the Conference.
The annexation Of Savoy TO France was
nnaAy contaminated on the l4th inst
!, ne dreat Eastern would positively sail on
Garibaldi was actively engaged in organizing
MS reserve forces, and 1t was expected that he
would not make any new movements for soma
days.
telegram from Palermo, dated the l1th
instr says the emharkation of the royal troops
continued, and the town is still bar1icaded.
Inc statement that the Seapolitan squadron
naa se1zed two ships conveying volunteers and
arms M to Sicily still lacks confirmation.
Ine NeaPoltan envoy to Paris returned to
naples without visiting London, under the con-
Flctlon that his mission would be useless.
The royal conference to be held at Baden had
attracted considerable attention. The Prince
Kegens OF Prussia arrived there on the 14.h
INST, and the Emperor Napoleon on the follow
sng oay. Il was reported that the Kings Of
oa1ony, Hanover, Bavaria and Wuriemburg,
and other German Princes, would join the con
ierence- Various we're the speculations as to
tne causes ano effect Of the meeting, and no.
Thing authentic was known concerning it.
GREAT BRiTA1S.-The English parliamentary
proceedings are unimportant- Explanations
were given in both Houses Of tie outbreak in
NeT Zealand. confrmatory Of the newspaper
accounts. It was reported that the twelve mil
lion pounds recommended tor Notifications bv
the Defence Commissioners will be raised by
means Of annuitles termiuable in twenty. i've
years, and that the w.1ls will be forthwith
commenced.
G. L. X. James, the novelist, is dead.
John Foster 4 Co., private bankers at'I}c!s-
ton. had suspended. Liabilities moderate.
tRAScE.-The annexation Of Savoy and Nice
to France was formally consummated Oh tie
14'h inst. The eEent was celebrated in Paris
By grand military reyiew and T. Dr.m. II,
Th9usenal vas DECORATED with the grand Gordon
OF the Legion Of Honor on the OCCASION
The monthly returns Of the Bank Of France
show an increase in cash Of oyer nine millions
truncs.
The health Of Prince Jerome lad again be-
come serious, causing much uneasiness to his
relatives in France.
The Paris Bourse was aat at e5f SOC for
rentes.
SARD1StA.-The Sardinian ministry had in-
troduced project Of q new loanof l50, ,000, ,oo0E.
Marshal valiant was en- route tor France,
md was visiting Victor Emmanuel.
The Austrian Cabinet bud unanimosly re-
solved to re-establish the ministry of coa nerce
and public works.
KrsslA-The new Russian loan Of .igh. mil
lion pounds at II per cent. Was expected to be
, 1860-06-27
FHOM CALIFORNIA.
Defeat of the indiana.

ST.. LoC1s. June a5.-The Overland Mail
brings the missing package Of telegraph news
sent via Visiia on the night of the 5th
SAN FRASc,sco, 5th, (via Hisiia 5th) II r. u.
The steamer Golden Age sailed for Pauama
with 400 passengers Loco, 900 in treasure, ST.
$4,000 for New York.
The regulars aud volunteers, under Ia{a aud
Stewart, attacked 500 indians On the afternoon
Of the Cd, near Pyramid Lake. The Indians
were defeated; loss 10 killed, several wounded.
Three volunteers killed, three wounded. Capt.
Stover WIS inortalfy wounded, three regulars
wounded and one killed. The battle WIS not
decisive, aud another Was soon expected.
The battle ground where Maj. Orm-by's par
II we're defeated two weeks agu has been yjs-
tied, and twenty bodies Inferred with military
honors.
4 company Of twenty-five men is to start
from Carson Wiley to reopen the Pony E1-
press route. $1.50o has been subscribed at
Sacramento towards fitting cut the com oany,
and subscriptions are row tukipg up in Saa
Francisco for the same purpose, with every
prospect Of raising the required amount. Hopes
are entertained Of bringing in By this means
two expresses due, and to aid aud forward the
outward bound express Of the e5th, WHICH it
now appears has been detained. }1,su0 was
raised Ut San Francisco within two days to fur
Fish supplies for Col. Hays volunteers.
, 1860-06-27
.finaurial ann QonlnltEt.a..

-.n.x Eyund. 1une -.

r1snAy EsLrnd June ~
n..v market, The demand 1of e@'
change ia not heavy, and for the pas' 'e" nus,.o
tss-s has not been much oaefang' oa,
49,. II. selling 1t premium lo1 euA'e1'
f3ola IL. eith fair demand
c,-rency is abund.nt, md produce paper 10
~, aaad.a by the banks to reduce the aNr-
,,,,. The general market is working easier.
@ rna .;tb present prospects. it will be long
lime before money sharks will be able to resp
no rich harvest Al they did for three or four
Years previous 70 1850.
T,sp1Sc Up BANKS IN 1LLNois.-The audi
tor c(,rs notice that Ill the circulating notes
issued by the Hamilton county bank, at Nc
1eausboro', Illinois, must be presented for re-
deuption at the Office Of the auditor Of public
nccounts, at Springfield, Illinois, on or before
the soth day of October, 1860. All persons
holding such notes and failing to present them
within the time aforesaid. will be barred from
recovery against the auditor OF stockholders.
All notes isaned by The Peoples Bank at Car
mi, Illinois, must be presented for the dividend
Of 81 per cent, ut the office Of the auditor
publis accounts, at Springfield, Illinois, on or
before the lst day Of August, 1860. All per-
Sons holding such notes, and falling to present
them within the time aforesaid, will be barred
from, recovery against the auditor and STOCK
holders.
Trcrnssu BAsk.-The Adrian Wdtc1torcr
saws: ..T1le SIXTY days which the Tecnnseh
Dxnk took to gets it's breath again, after tile
fremAndous feat SedeeIning one or two hum
dred dollars with Ave cent coin, expired yester-
day: and to-day we bear they hare again open
ed their doors aud resumed business, such as II
il. It remains to be seen whether they will get
the bills into circulation again." They Will
doubtless have HI opportunity to redeem 1ne
bills now out.
Tho aboye is from the Toledo Blade. We
doubt whether any Tecumseh bills *'get out +"
in this region. The memory Of its cups and
downs il too vivid soon to be forgotten.
CANADA BAxks.-The last report Of the Cam
ada Banks to the Auditor Of Public Accounts
shows the following results: Authorized capir
$ae 66G 66s; capital paid in. So sos, ,ls1 IS
notes in circulation, $9.47s. .4so.5o; balance due
other Banks. Il, ,eis, ,se5 65; deposits cot bear
ing interest. Ss,lc5,si3.eo; deposits bearing IN"
terest, 81 ,o3o, ,osa So; total liabilities. $256s4
3os so: coin and bullion, e, 1856. .679.Gs; landed
and Other property, Il eos, ,os1.s3; Government
securities, $e,see,54o.05: notes md bills o'
,ther banks, 1900, 6,sGs.44: balance due from
other banks, s3,l72. 1853; notes and bills due
The banks not included il the above, $4o, ,4222,-
a75a5: total assets, s5e. .945. .o18.s4. This shows
surplus Of SCI ,oso, ,7ll.oa, which is certainly
very strong statement.
ST.. Lor1s, ALTON l. CHICAGO RA,LroAp.-
The following is the weekly statement Of earn
ines from l7.h to a4.h June, 1860, being third
week: ...
Trc..rt week Total this month";
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LEAvESwoRru, June as.-The following ere
the principal losses By fire yesterday: S. Nor
ton-1oss On building sl, ,o{0-no insurance. /.
y. Dickson building t3.ooo-fully insured
insured $500. Purley Jacelry s.0o-no iusur-
ance- Simon 4 Leman }so0.-iully insured.
Bulldog corner Of Main and Delaware streets,
owned by ]. II. Larimer-loss s2,e00--insured
for $l,0o0. Seuan / Hooman ts00-usured in
Metropolitan, New York. AcIntyre's building
occupied By gas fitting establishment, Il 600
no Insurance. r. Allen, stock mostly saved
fully insured building partly insured. Some
smaller losses reported. Fifteen buildings in
all we're destroyed.
, 1860-06-27

WAsH1SG1os, June e6-The report brought
by the Overland Mail from California, in regard
to the Pony Express being discontinued, IS un-
true Ws are now running setni-weekly from
each end Of the route. and will arrive regularly
hereafter, as the Indian difficulties have been
suppressed By the regular troops.
(Signedl r. H. RrssELL, President.
, 1860-06-27
From New Orleans and 3Iexieo,

Ef0m NEW VFIeAnB and Mexico.
NEW ORLEANS, June a5.-Several small dwell
lings kwere burned on Apollo street to-day.
Loss 1880, most1y insured.
The u s. District Court has decided that the
Mexican steamers are not lawful prizes.
Ths steamship Austin has arrived here with
Brazos dates Of the e0sh inst, and $4,000 in
specie.
Nine Thousand Liberals were concentrated at
Guana1uato. Mirauon, with 5000 men, was at
QueretAro, and a battle rasexpected to take place
near CelAYA.
, 1860-06-27


--1.r3ru<,rr <,r,~~,rr~r1, s,7,,,
IL ELAl bOl.D . IEN jim Il IItE-
HELMEolr,s HCci,i, 'im ior H. he s,.,ttr
HEIWEnLps nrt'ittr I fJF lie t i;r.ysi} n.tnt}s'
mEEtMEE,!L1Ire Et,!I HItHt! ,I T.. ;!ir lrop>y.
!ELM tVLn- MNHs; !os .sttFot.ntAS
tELMH ,tErs inf .Ts3o! Memory
,oLnS ~, ~ CiiE lHs !,imh - q! t!son
i'.H IL " tuf u.HS" nseathns
H. ,s If-..,11 - ~. f . 60 .stfesS
iikLV Ti.irS Ei'FI1I? ,or I.ntvcr.a, I,a..ssnn.,
HELML0L1rS EICh!l fnr llotr : Of n.<ase.
HrrtM,rpiMs Hrt,H.';I,s ncEMn ~ f'f NiEht Swtats.
UEi.SiEOI irS Ert:iiif fnr tlrvr.ss ~ The SIT,
MEt4MGu!nS ntt.Hu foE Erpt!on*.
IiEi WEni IL nGHi: t1 I,4ta ~ lug ~ ~ rau,
with Temporary Su.!u.on and Los Of Sir ht
, 1860-06-27

1He y EaSscHEse1a VR Tue 11eu leWI8s
ST. Lo7ls, June a6.-Sevesa1 Of the crew, in.
cluding slr. McGinnis, FIRST engineer of the ILL.,
fated steamer Ben Lewis, arrived here this fore
noon. Number lost about twenty. including
the boat listed at the confluence Of the Ohio and
Mississippi Rivers, to such IN extent es to
empty Que boiler for possibly minute. The
former river is very low, while the Mississippi
Is quite high,
, 1860-06-27
Fitzpatrick Deel1ncs----Esrecktnr
and Lane Accent.

and Lane Accept.
WASHINGTON, JuEe e5.-Gov. Fitzpatrick,
having declined the nomination Of Vice Presi-
dent On the Douglas ticket, the National Com
mittee have substituted uerachel T. johnson,
Of Georgia.
sic, proceeded tonight to the residence Of Mr..
Breckinridgc, and having serenaded him, he,
in response to repeated calls, appeared, Saving
be felt deeply this manifestation Of friendly re-
gard. and accepted it as m approval Of the pro-
ceediugs at Baltimore By which the National
Democratic Convention presented his name and
that OF his gallant, honored friend, Gen. Lane.
far President aud Vice President Of the United
States.
Senutor Davis followed in IN eloquent strain
on the personal and public character of Breck-
inridge and Lane. The Democracy was not the
party which seeks for spoils or rests itself upon
the claims Of men. When Mr. Van Buren,
proved untrue, they cast him of, rs a diseased
member, and when ut q more recent period
another Democrat proved re>feant, it remained
for the party, faithful to its institutions. to
separate him also from the body. lie evindicat-
ed The Convention that nominated Breckiaridge
and Laue. Let spoilsmen go where inclination
leads them. lhe Democracy honor Nr. Du.
chauan for al he has dine. and cast the COM
plants Of otlics-seekers to the winds. Hespoks
Of the Constitution, siate rights, justice and
fraternity as the principles under which Dreck-
inridge and Lane will be elected.
Aessre. Tooubs and Hal1ett followed, the
latter insisting, ss the Trainer Of the Cincinnati
platform, that there is nothing there in the
least counteuaacinR Squatter Sovereignty.
The Nllmot Proriso having been removed
from Congress, it Was adopted with a view of
keeping slavery out Of the Territories, and to
gain abolition votes under spurious Demo-
cracy.
Nr. Hogan Of Kentucky, made some humor.
ous remarks.
The procession proceeded to Browns Hotel,
where an immense crowd had previously gath.
cred Zen. Lane, after the performance Of kn
az, appea.ed and rendered his thanks to
tha assembly ior tns manifestations Of their
kindness. he was proud Of the nominee Of
the Baltimore Convention for President. He
was man whom he had long known on the
battle field mud in the councils Of the nation,
and he felt deeply hn2ored at being placed on
the same ticket with lin. He {Lane) accepted
the nomination of the National Democracy
assembled at Baltimore, and with them believed
IN The equality aud rights Of the States under
1he CONSTITUTION. Mons exceeded himself in
loyalty and devotion to his Country, aud for
the perpetuation oi the Union be was ready to
lay down bis life
his speech,
Mr: 9ancey followed, saying that the country
Vas 10 crisis from which it WAS the duty Of
Tue nemocrac; to retrieve it. he spoke at
CONSIDER considerable length and was frequently ap-
night,
, 1860-06-27

EhQt 43lOSN-NtCt rtt IRSL WeCE kUto1463 l3F0. 81
rcl list week. o. bis pork 6A bT1s tccf l1ss0-1bs atd
MEss ro1k-Ihc stock hire Is nuIs Stout 01b< aad The
marx, Is quiet but tzn al ts-o3 During the week
ri lots Of from 10 to l hs haye been sold the uines
trade ii $le&la50.
CUT MEATS-EoIe In sn,rkct. BAcoS-Hams In fall.
demand e9loc fer plaln and for fancy. shou
dtrs sAc. LARp-Scace and In demand ut llHc for b:
aad 1sHc for keg.
rOTATOES-Keeelpts last week SIC b1 s!r:td 1901 hu
Good Nechannoeks and rtukeyes III faE ,equst nj s
4H bat .nlxti du1, aud sales limited 1t
esGsoe.
Northumberland &itoal S per dog. Turkey dull
at6H8.Hc PCT deg.
sEEDs-Reccpts last week. $50 bs; sh:pptd %,s7s lbs.
Tno1x1-1he supply Ia Light and tho nssks. Las been
qae but a. the close there increased laEd ind
dar NC noe sales Of about = bush H. Cto1aNo te.
aaud and market entirely rou!na. HrsoAssAs Gr4s-A
few day1 tIncc lot Of LOO bush sod &C. At which
We quote the masket nominal.
SPIRITS AND otLS-srts1rs- -csmphcne, Sc; Tu.-
pen,ne e6c; Burning Find Ase- Uns-Ltnsetd ese No.
La,l se3ssc No. Lard ss&s2e Elephant 7sc Whalf
&c; Austn's kcrosene soe Cos &c; IubsIcatpS OIL
.oa7oe; Stal. Bekc-
sALERtTus. Gc.-Babbts prime, exe; Go best 5}{e;
Potash, G316kc; do Babbltts In tin casex s@1sc.
sTAIscH-Funou pusr, 6c; u znd D boxes &c: Tut
ding. Sc: kngston's Gk0Sc-
SALT-Seccpls Last week, none shprsd 3,ci2 Tbs
The market continues quet and steady &ts9l.&o for
Old Fine and tLtoalso for New; coarse, a1eo; DarT
$3.50
TALLow-Rceapts lss week. 4,:.sl lbs: 1hipr<d =
cl9 rs. Ths 7sket a the cose Is u.rost entirely bsre
acd thes 4asr shipping demand at s42sc 70. goed
prime.
WooD.-Eeoepss lust week, KS costs; Tbs supply
IL fir aut tho market quet s1d steady ut By
the cargo.
wooL-Reeepts lat week, IN lbs. shlrped. !t
The mrket continues qulet and tad5 under sscs
and far demand. The receipts this far hasa heen nesy
osower assdes and adves e the!ateor are to Tho
cee. .t ahs farmers reuss 10 se ihsir aue wool 1t sha
prices offered. Tho following arc The ruling quotations IL
this mafket.
Full blood Nerino. .-@ toc
Half Blood ......... 3t q &C.
Quarter Blood ......... 80 . Ec-
N&lf2s - " oAEs
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E1orachel =. johnson Accepts the
Douglas Nomination for Vice preAl-
dnkf.

WASHINGTON. June a5.-The Committee to
waited On Governor lIersche1 Y. Jnhpson to.
night, ut the National Hotel. Lie rec.ived them
in the large dining room Of tie hotel, which
Was crowded with ladies and gentlemen. lie
accepted the nomination, indossing the p1a1-
furas in erery particular, and declaring TINT the
South would sustain the principles laid down in
it. In his opinion the doctrine Of oon.inter
the Union, and lie should quietly, firmly, and
he hoped tsayely accept the responsibility
imposed upon Kim. lie cherished the hope
that Providence will lead us cut OF our civil
disasters and in his good time conduct US 10 tran
guilty and peace.
, 1860-06-27

tT Cart Dawson, ownc, os the setonutr Rcbceca.
who IS here, Informs that apt. kobnsou ol the
@ m e. hs 'ses ,esapnst fs1 nd r. Ky hs
.u1s; e." t.x wh.s. wlil b: takea from he:. I'D
hut she will be raisca 1he vessel lies u w fttt
ward anu l5 felt 4. Lcr sttrn.-tnet. TEib. 8.
rat SrArIt tsG--Cart. H. Dill, aselt 1t the Arctic
ind Washnktna Insurance Eomlasc.. h. which the Iro.
pellsr sIanlo,ng Injured. syed Yesterday IN Liz
way to the wreck. fur The df getting up the hull
AZ birEing i 70 this city, With view tf *aTins the
Na1l
, 1860-06-27

INDEPENDENCE. June 2s.-rhe Santa Fa mail
from Pawnee Fork arrived to, day. The SOL
diers in pursuit Of Indians from that post have
not returned. aud 60 rews from them. No In
dtans had taen seen for some time. aud hut lit
tle danger is appr: hended ia the travel to New
Mexico. No through mail has arrived here
since the sth inst Business here dull and very
warm and dry.
, 1860-06-27
Iota! last wteE: 4ss96l1 409.5oo 400 69s4
Since Jsn .1ot97Lti3 9l5tz75 5eas5s lCs -
ZANE time Ra3.. ,567s9 1865 rs IA 461

LUABER-The receipts Of Lumber during the week
show falling Oh Of shout 100000 feet from the week
previous. Tue receipts during the corresponding weak
last year we:e S6o090 ftet. There IS however. no In
praTement TO note in prees and h. market very qaet.
But anal proportion, # the lumber received
Is thrown on the Market and under improved demand
prices would undoubtedly ADVANCE. As It II 1t pre:eet
dealers here and In tie eo1nY buying only to meet
h present de And and keep their stocks assorted Ard
manufacturers who sell caskoes atot do only because
they must conVet their lumber into cas .: come price,
wesk-ca1go Of 20 go feet good mixed lumber from
TAwa. Bay Lake Huron of the doek Ut 4s 70. sd5a
4!5 and 4a0 eso Of schr Little Belle, from nite Lake
At $3.50 and s6e5; cargo Of tehr Monsoon fn m Nuke
gon. asps At $3.50 65o feet from the cargo Of the
schs III che from Day du Nocqur At $40 t0too feet
xsd lumber from the seht Queen Of the #. 81. from
Meustnlnee nj u; cargo Of eehs Illinois frcm Graad
River 1n1ed at s6s5: e7'go Of fchs Setast.p'l from
Grand Rlver uy etps At $3.50; cargo Of prop Ale
Ehany from Biz Traverse mostly s:ips at sss1; .atso
Of mixed lunuer from 0conto Lumhs1ing Co. II u.
Thedeaers doing but little and there il change
in The Sa.d p1ces Shipments Of clear boayds aud strips
are still being made to the East. Last wcek a COO feet
were shipped.
sHINGLEs-The supply Of Shingles contInuts fair, aud
tie demand Limited, with but few transactions al ala:
according to quality.
LATH-A few lots pars Of czrgoes. aold anoat d.
ring the wtek nj u.
The following ase the e,osug Yard quotation. oflnber,
lath. DC:
, 1860-06-27

Vr-Tsops pncahontas. Tonawanda, Burlington, I'LL
nsts; e.rk a. Norris iris. oFk, e l.ss, 9ee;n Easl
+ Mott l.. uan'y. Lookout: J.: Cas-, X. J.; Sanborn.
Zsrl.yr, AIma:a Gui 1mr H.c. Nin,!3~. l!ino,s :
ltu.n, Sweepssaks:. H. !. sktmose. y Cne. ran-.,
T. D. Hubbard. Whp. .. J.. Couch. Eeonbllc. Cadet.
Su:qu hanna, Quincy. Adr at!e: kactr Aoh.sk: bark
Snn:hc n stockton tIsK Lsve, e,poo seiEs Scsil,nd,
Neese. Marshal, +. Ware, r. +. lIanay. Juptcr+
y. Barclay, A. iust, Myrtle, sudbury, uarleqaip.
, 1860-06-27

BUFFALO June a4-AE.ved, pEopellt. Dacataht
rae. ChcAgo CLEARED, rrupesIers Tonawanda. Psncs,
do; Iowa, joLes, do.
O>wEGO. June es-Cle,'cd, propelle:s Mu:kegou.
cagH.
9a-Arrvsd PRO, eller Dubuque. it,, ror palhoutie
tcllrs Me,.ian, WoelnouIh, Chicago; jAnc. NAysgl,
Earl Do; Gep. steele, Becker. do: s Hoey. Haye+,
do,
, 1860-06-27

HOW The baltimore NoniMatfoua ure
lfccefved in New England.
CONCORD, \. H., June a5.-Ex President
Pierce pronounces the nomination Of Douglas
sectional one.
The secession Of the Boston Pvt creates
quite stir among the old political stagers
here.
Some Depocrats are in quaudary about the
baltimore nominations, but the rank aud Gle
are enthusiastic for Douglas. The Rs.-iot and
all the party papers in this State New uamp.
shire.} will support Douglas, e1cepttte Burfs's
Democrat,