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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-21

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-21

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26
o. il. TAYLOR. Richmond, Va
Forwarding business.

rVNlE james River kanawha ,"mppny having acctrl'l
The proposition of the south Si T. L. Co, To-
In u r,uteS have been cnnlvd t. nl
rates hnwe,er by Tint arrangement, enabled pIt
gous nj 20 Ia ~ per cent hoU t south Side
tn provided llt adhere Ia The siiplaon: aud
viii be- much gr,alrr rstr 49,.
GeFhiasd % reface 10 ne ioTesf .,ie jptt ,rrt
dtfcie high tolls viii permit uEI ho
tneehutg West viii nnl 1t greatly their autas
Ia snip their goods via RirhnoDd \. : LIZ.
Forwarding AMI Commission Merchant.
4 Ia Ne 4trk. IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26
CHINA, dLA5S, AND EAar1GN WAR

MO HEREWITH hey leave I" inform my trends mud
the pubic geueraly, that nav IN receipt II uJ
w FALL lDCk OF GOODS, larger and i
lnn has before embracing Decorated and G"'d
BAND Dinner dnd Toilet Sets, iIchers, D~hes f9t
fe, NA. white Chtnd aad Grdnie of The best sin
aud si,s. Ia and by the single pnr NJ, stock Tor Tie
WunifHAtr IRAnf hive selected with care, and
sell as low amy cpacking house TIN
ntd Stncs receive my goods directly III,
'turcr \ call IL respectful! solicited.
q Iui, ~ .ly .. u. TAYLOR. Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26
RICH10aD AD1ERTIsRNEETs.
Nmfina.

30 Notice, i
kIlHE erm Of PUILIAM BETTs havsg Us Day ssa,es
Nm H. Belts viii enusinpe In the NEGRO AUCTION
BUSINESS snd taken sio eopaFtneFhip VITA HIN o.
GRE0ORY They WIN conduc The business under the hm o.
lacTTH nREl0RY q theiY naiesFoom Frnnkiin street
ar aSys b<is Wsh -rers md about square beow i
H.rss of1ee ~ Puliam Beta asd respectfully snifr si
TIA sa,< ~ The srunnge which hcray extended Z"
I,Rm M Betfs ~hne IN The arm 81 puiam d Beta
Trey obtained IN serscrs Of Mr. BrsHEop W. ELs"ks
WV "A -. wM IT, BETS,
L. J. 0i,E,ioRS.
D.-...o~u ism nm Is dly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS

tsiG v OF-TNE E,tGLED
nfFElt> IL his friends and The Iurc generally Of the
~ largest ami choicest stocks OF WATCHES, jEWELkI,
SIN EHN ARE, FINE tl.OthS aAd FIhs T-tIAs> GOODS
of every vare! i his line presented tue bubble
cheap brilliant AMI bhnIl bc had in an, other esiab
s,i, III III HIS nr anl Other county, In department.
ees manufactured or miptrD and
tm ni"1! uuiqu. classical and elaborate workmanship
sept SITS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26
Great Southern Hat and Cap Mandatory
JOHN DOOLE,I.

Manufacturer and Dedter IN F"r, A'hm. lfJho'"
n Panama, Soft, and Moieskn Dress Hats.
HAVE ready my spring stock Of Hats Caps, ~
aud straw Goods 10 which would invite the atIcn -
ton of the merchants Of Virginia, North carolina aud
Tennessee confident Of m, ability Ia suppl, hrm with e'rr'
thing they want IN my Inc On NJ Rpnd r'ms hH he} eau
4 be procured Ia any market IN The country
Ny st"cN will be kept constantly full l5 ia" addition al M
ug that Is drsiraic. Having greatly increased 49,
manufacturing taciIes many desirable st}c- viii h" 81 ms
manufacture My Black Moc-Au Hat - still In the fr"
fHuk aud equal II not superior I" any ihg produced IA M
I. cuuaify,
Ny assortment Of Boys Misses aud ,hcren's Richly Idmu
Cd Hats aud Flats II all the different styles OF BRAID hnd L.
horn cannot be tNrellv,l
In Military G""s, can furnish anything required. NJ!
qualities Of ARM "l,rglaOn' Iints.
yer, complete. aud any of the different s!ls oI Hats
iuale or,lrr al short notice
y mn Holm DtHI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26
LIFE AID FIRE n -URAECE.
zhevirginia Life INSURANCE C;omIp e

1heVirginia Life Insurance Company
nov h,J pepared fF busines sad Ne ntenaen o. INC
public earnestly called N ibe Importance OF iis
Comnany under ts divides o. ~
t1oas every three years. among the policy holders Inereu
giving the assured the advantage IL the mutual ste WIN
the pledge ~ perpetual Capital Stock of sO0v, and tho
aided seca, is stockhoefs have permanent money
cnnucsipg I've Affairs ~hh pFdece ana economy
Charter flnfes half Of the Capital stuck ana EAr
ngs Bond and Mortgage on unincumeerr'i
l.ra ksiaic worth double the amount
The cief Object 81 the Company to nld IN rcsmms ~
Of which annually rom
Life Premiums to Northern tonpanitr ha
n,onry loaned for term Of years. at iega
1 ntcrsi, and dIsl,ursed In our mids
EHios anuties granted LIE ana cfm foieiss
<-ucd other good topanrA slaves insurer
fos year % ior term of )ears
ID REC TOKS:
VIM II. Mcfarland, John Purcell.
J~epG Allen, Saml I. Bayiy,
Ruscne Is Heath, Jos. X An1erson,
Tbos. W. McCannp, &. q. Barney,
John II. Montague, Ro. u. Aaury,
David l. Burr, Jas A. Cowar'iin,
Levi. Ginter, Il nj. II. Nash,
John Jones' p. y. Moore
Jas L.. Appcfson. John IT, CLAIBORNE,
Lewis ID. Grcushhw, is. L. Wherf,
VIM, O. Paine, VIM II. Christian, - y
H. r. & baskerville, Wyndham Robertson,
Raml :. Harrison, John c. shafcr.
VIM H. HaxaII, Peter G. Warwick,
Robt T. Brooke, o. iiiskns,
George d. she'll. Edward Sorvrli
Wellington ,odiin George ]. sumner,
John Dooicy. D.s. Woodbridge.
Tr,~idsnt-wM. II. MCFARLAND.
Vice Itesident-sAM'L J, HARRlsoN
Ihysieian In. BLAIR BURWELt.
Ihiorney-EOSCoE u. HEATH. Esq.
J. ADAiE PLEAsANrS Secretary.
JOHN VI. MILLER, Agent L.nchburg Sn.
~ O,cc Main and lltl Streets Richmond. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26
800. SPRING TRADE 1850.

EILETT & WEISTGER.
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In
HI ats, Caps, and Straw q ood s,
No. i6I Main Street, opto'ite Ereha"0s Bank,
RICHMOND, VA.
ANISG made extensive preparations hru now uHPfhe 10
the merchants II Virginia, North Carolina aud In"s
see prc- but insure safe. he irgsf ""d
stock Spring dnd summer Goofs ever ept-
up Market which FIR quality, variety hnI Hfgdhfe
cXc.Ied All They ask Ia lo"k before purchasing
here strict, and promptly attended Ia.
Mr. j. l.. IrterssoS formerly o Union, Monroe eoiiiy'
va, lncr,s In our business and VIII devote a. ~. ,aE'
a IT, services. ElIEll ~ W Elsiufh'
n ID. 10 Gil
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26

sIlURSlNG fLUiD-,ust 10 hand fresh supply of Burn
ID ing Fluid that does gum; just the article tor birnin
in The Patent Gas generating lamps-f"r sale cheap h.
je6-s J. H. rHOMfsoN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26
JOHNSON. ;YY,R,SHNGER q orEY'

| 19 PEARL, STREET.
- HErwrxx BAN AND oAzi, sionsasp; yisHiNA
XIuAYE ON HAND AND OFFER FOR sAifS-
III l0n sas. Rio, LAgu,ra and Java c"nee'
y bags Mocha do
roo sides good aud damaged sole Leather
$40 boxes Adamsntne Candies
100 boyee Brown Soap
Us boxts Fancy do
len kegs oid Dominion SaiE
fe0 tarrel. ". o. MolasseE
10 hogShcafs Cuba Molassec
80 do y. q. sugar
100 barrels extra G. sugar.
40 do low grades Sugar
rs do graduated sugar
d DO eround sugar;
rs patent cut loaf sugar;
NJ barrels crushed Sugar
30 kegs Soda:
100 boxes frcIch Window GlHss
loo ktis No Mackerl:
10 barrels No. Hrringsi
100 bus,e. Ciover, Timothy and other 0rnsa seeds
Besier full arsortnn of ohpCEEl - ~ well ~ lafG'
s4id we'll selected stock 10 fOREI0S AND DOMESTIC LIZ
llIoIss We fur al the best brands q"
MOUNTAIN RYE wIliskEY NIL Of which We Will stti o"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26
Notice.

EECHESi LEEC The subscribers have ms, 70
ceed lot of the best Swedish Leeees and viii In I'm
ure he prepared 10 furnish them fresh and healthy,
ma! 10 ". A. SrEOIliER h co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26

COOKING sfoN ES.lust arrived another large suppl,
~ Cooking Stoves them The celebrated Victor and
Merit for wood and coal Also the Premium surprise and Va
gnia Air Tight with othcrs al various patterns also Chao
Furnaces Hollow Ware Sadrons &c nj III Main street
10 &. : BLISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26

Ii goods intended for the Freight Trit be 1o cred
N the ln"hburg Depot the evening before by hall past
three O'clock The departure OF The mai
arrangement ilsiensate 10 the loading The goods In
the freight train 4. u. JELLls,
"a mh 2-ts General Freight Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26
~. NANHOO1
49, How Lost, dow Restored
Singers Sewing Machines.

GREAT slw proof great
~ men Judged BY thus tst there s labor saving machine
Aner establishing the highest United
they exhibited The late Exposition Universee
France where the, carried OF the highest premium. aud
great manuaet1y them has been built Paris
iheee machines nAed AZ
u the Railway train 10 70 travelling foot sewing with
singers Machines compared with handsewing No tailor
shoemaker drussmaker carriage sader
Ac should he without The poa Of using Of
these mnehines regularly employed Thousand Dollars
H. al private tames where there
~ done t &c msehner are an Invaluable assistance Planters
ma hotel keefS find them particularly convenient
fass machines simple In their and
siToag and durable being The only Kind Sewing Ma
chime made by which every sort of work
less sewh Machines ud,r various
aaee but singers Machines alone have been found
where To sass! the wants Of tie people.
ram printed Instructions for using are sent with each
chine from which readily acquire the
ging HEM THE maehes packed securely 20 any
par OF the world To nil persons desiring particular
formation, wewi GA application p letter at either Of OF.
forward copy NJ. Singer Co.'S Gazette pspf
wholly deroied To the Sewing Machine interest.
l. NJ. SINGER 4 CO.
Principal Office, No. S2S broadway, New York e
.BaAscg OsyioEsNo. Il Hanoser 81 Boston No. 81 Chap.
i ST.. New Haven a Gioservie NJ r: No "a BruaJ ST
Newark y. j.; No. lag Chestnut ST. Philadelphia lo5
inise II. baltimore; No. az Westminster Providence
&; No. East 9TH St, Cneinnat No. e5 North ST.
ais No - ST. Charles St, New oreaIs No. 20 Danphn s
Aobtse me E fdeca4-dSetsl
Cash for Washed Wool.
WILL pay highes market price for 80 900 pounds nice
! y wssheA Wool, delivered q 1888 Main Street .. 3
ny '-'ss 10 '''' 's;t a lsf.'s1. ss1Ess9
M sAHREIs lew CUT HERRisGs. No. /. /
|pO spill ALEX. kISNlER
-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26

dhoMfSrio DRY GooDs.-iieav> ~ and ! : Cotton
~ Cloths ieI shccings aud osnahurg stripes r servant
q ap II NJ \. klNNlLE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26
~, Notice TO shippers of Tobacco,

<tsxssh NlN YORK Ihr subscribers, Agents lr the
Nost lp,G ami irgt"i1 Steamships, receive and forward To-
AMI other goods, Ia HEIR by steamers Of this
linz tELE ar COMMISSION, bu, shippers requested Il"
as by mail, The disposition they wish made :" each
tut Otherwise, will be stored and risk sup
irt IIDIAM " HflNEkEN
t1bGts ia broadway, New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26

I 'H nnHS WOkk BOXES. MONEY BAGs FRENCH Mo
H. W .ra'eng Bags, Porlmones Garrett Ral,s porifo
az "s DESKS, 49, &c. selling very cheap a, ia Main s,
l. A. 7. kINSEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26

Sold by JOHN H. sEAY. LrScnnuRs, VA,
AND ALL DREGtISIS EVER iHHkHk
ASK FOR HELMBuLDS TAKE No OlnkR
Cut out the ad, ertisemrnt and send for II,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND Exposure
april 6, '6o-dAcly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26

4 II n =. So. .sss
al iu VISA make agreeable IMP are informed i,
w am >,ins tickets by thr south side Railroad To- CIV
tinlpt aud thence 10 Bamu AMI New
>teamNis lantng from tiis Pc NJ. Th,sc Steamships are
hc largest ''hcd =" side vince, els. having ac.
comm u'iI's pf passengers equal pl>.
stH'r steam r. and make their APPS great regularly
n"sV Z" baltimore III - hour, IRON Cay Point aud ho. ia
Nc" ora 80 hours The best Iro lhrr perfect sah,
~ the tc tat e! have been running years whou, acc
sdcu.
.ascnecr- from Lynchburg Ia Baltimore including meals
on t, steamers. ..-... g.
sasS''2visl'eh iAhehhurg /" New York, including
sE TO =" direct take ear. nom INHrhhurg TUESDAY =
hur,days an! aiural f,r Baltimore ami ON Tuesdays
trdat 5 and saturday Tor New York
W. b. GREGG, Agent,
south Side Railroad Company.
sS Knoxville papers AMI iaose line of III, a. ~
/ en- Il. H., pleas, copy lnrY Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26

INO IIIFI,
Office Is hereby given tsat The firm of william, IT tYu
20 mas Tina day been dissolved by mutual consent
"cI partner George Hail. retiring ther..tom The bnsin.ss
W" nereaier be carried On by VIM. IT, Hall indivjday
sept 2O-d,s w" H. HALL q W
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26
BLOOD. BLOOD! BLOOD!

Hem6oeis Hghiy Concentrated Compo,md
Fluid EXiract Sarsaparilla.
5YPAAILIo
THIS Is Al afsriipu Of The blood.
aNn ATTACKS the SEXUAL ORGANS.
Innings or lIE NusE, EAl!S
rHROAr. wIHDrlPE,
AND OTHER MUCOUS SURFACES.
MAKING II. appearance the form Of II Ere,
iinlmhuld's Extract Sarsaparia
Parfe~ She BLOOD
And remove nil scay Erup'icns of the skin
aINfNU To TIE COMPLEXION A
CHAR AND HEALTHY COLOR
Ii hag prepared expressly tor this class of plants,
Blood rur ing Properties preserved greater
han M, other preparation OF sarsaparilla.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
Death Of Theodore Parker.
TIE RUSSO-TURKEY DIFFICULTY,


The steamship Palestine, from Liverpool a52l p m.
of the 10th ins via Queenstown the 18th inst passed
Father Point at 9 o'clock yesterday morning The
steamship Arabia, from Liverpool the 18th inst. via
Quet nstowr the Goth inst, arrived at Halifax at
p. NJ yesterday.
The Palestine will be due at Quebec at late hour
this evening.
The steamship Glasgow sailed for New-York direct
simultaneously with the Palestine
The steamship Vigo, from New-York, arrived at
Liverpool early on the morang of the 18th.
TIE Royal Mail steamship America, from Boston, via
Halifax. arrived at Queenstown on the 18th, and at
Liverpool at p. m. of the 18th.
The steamship IIammonia, from New-Yerk, arrived
at Southampton on the 18th.
The steamsh Anstralasan, from Portland, arrived at
Queenstown at $3.50 m of the 10th, and the United
States steamship Vanderbilt from New-York, arrived
at Southampton about an hour later.
The Royal Mail steamship Africa, from New-York,
arrived at Liverpool on the morning of the 10Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
GREAT BRITAIN.

In the House of Lords on the l4h the Marquis OF
Normandy moved the production of all the correspond
ence with British representatives III Italy reatiNe 10
Garbalds expedition.
The Government promised to produce the dispitShes.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Gladstone Withdrew
his relative to newspaper postage on tue pea
that Sir Rowland Hills health was such as 10 require
six months leave of absence.
Mr. Caldwell stated that the attention OF the 'oN-
eminent had been called TO the collection OF money De-
ing made in Ireland for the use OF the Pope and to en-
T,1mrnt for the Papal army. Such proceedings were
entirely Irregular and steps would be taken to check
them. 80,
In the House Of Commons on the 18th Lord John
Russell stated that Lord Cowey had received no inior-
nation from the French Government that France
woud claim further territorial compensation II Sardin-
ian territory was extended by the pending movements.
He also announced that Government had received
information from ST. Petersburg to the state of al
fairs in Turkey similar to what appeared under the
head Of " Russia and Turkey" but they had no lnfor
nation as to the concentration OF a Russian army Oh
the Pruth.
Lord I.avaine moved for the correspondence between
the Home Secretary and the Southwestern Railway
Company with respect to the special train to the late
fight for the championship. lie severely denounced
the condnct of the company.
Lord palmerson protested against the exaggerated
observations of Lord lvane with respect the par
ties who witnessed the fight. Such matters oer-
tainly matters of taste. lie made Il humorous and
Characteristic apology behalf OF those who arded
prze-fghing manly amusement, luslrati' @ of th,
| beet qualities Of the British race.
| After some debate, during which seveyl Member
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29

Special Dispatch to The N Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Monday, May %, 1850.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, May rs lctO.
FOURTH DAY.
The Assembly met at the usual hour, and spent half
an hour in devotional exercises.
The Judicial Committee made report on a memoir
ial from members in the Presbyery of Argyle on the
following questions: Ist. Are our distinctive prin-
cples as well as the doctrines Of grace terms of
munion ID Is it consistent with standards to
extend communion in sealing ordinances TO persons
whose principles are inconsistent with profess
tions
To the former the Committee gave an affirmative
answer and to the latter a negative answer. On a
motion to adopt the report, very spirited debate
spruog up, and was participated in by the leading
members of the Assembly. The report was ad Jpted
almost unanimously.
The Board of Publication made an additional report.
year So lOi 1t has established Depository in Pitts
burQh and published an edition of the Bible King on
the Eldership, several tracts and catechisms, has
helped weak Sabbath-Sohools by donations of books,
and is doing good work. The Board also had been
making verbal amendments the version of Psalms
now in use Of which were read by DR.. Presley,
when lively debate sprung mp. The subject was dis
posed of BY adding Drs Presley and Guthrie and the
Rev. X. Gracey to the Board Of Publication as Com
mittee to make such verbal amendments as they may
see proper and publish the Psam-B Book thus amended,
and report to the next General Assembly. The under
standing is that amendment shall be made affecting
the integrity of the version.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29

W fNNA, May IL.
telegraph from Pesth says aut oeraph letter from
the Emperor will be published to- rorrow allowing
Constitutional superintendent TO eemble Conyen-
ton to discuss the question OF send eng depCtes to the
General Conference andmake prop osions for a SYNOD
free choice of Superinteadents I'D Curaes IL grant
ed. The trials pending against Protes.ants are sus-
pended.
PARIS 17th.-The semi-ofici al L. Payes contains
the following confirmation of aribaAHs success:
The accounts from Italy nounse that GaribaIdis
expedition developed nsefw heXtnoSdinary mpidity.
At present, appears beyond question: Garbadi
was concentrating the scattered limbs of ha insurrect-
ing bands and it was asserted II at BIO had c,prIcd thc
most important positions oa toe island grom other
intelligence il appears that arti N of Carihglds
petition landed in Calabria. nd that tho nsnrreoon
was threatening Naples.
LoYnoN, May T.-T'ho London Isacs Las received
he following importanb d. qatch FROM Naples:
The state Of oiiairs is pGecarous; the Ang mas re-
Quested foreign interfere ace
The dispatch from fay created bewilderlng etect
on the Paris 8ourse, Amounting ahuosl 10 Paite.
Ii was reported in Paris that ,se. i1.h9rieSsre nsd
made mo veBent, to check whieh o'Voo fleahoh~s'
had embarked at GENOA. ,oe,,
LONDON, Satrrday.-BfEs Lge oil ths morning an.
uounct that n meeting took place betweea Sayers and
Ue.oan AT that office yesterday, to discass the means
os terminating the dispute between them, and rs 10 the
nosssssion of the ChaJapions belt. II was ultimately
ICED that two new belts exact oounerparis at thu
VS.. ~ much coveted, should be made the money for
| See Eixhth Paxe,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
From Albany.

ALBANY, Monday May %, 1860.
The Hon. John CTamer, delegate al large on the
Wood Charleston Delegation, Chairman OF the Ast0r-
House meeting and representative man of the Wood
Dickinson movement in this State, has addressed the
following letter to the Hon. G.. X. DAVIS, eX-Speaker
of the State Assembly.
WATERFORD, May "a, 1860.
The Hon. G. II. DAyIs-Dear Sir: In answer to
your letter. requesting my opinion as TO the eXpedlency
VI the nomination of Stephen A. Douglas 10y the Ma
tional Convention to assemble in June at Baltimore,
must own have reflected much on the subject, and,
from what heard aud saw in tour through several
Western States, have become perfectly satisfied that
be il the only man the Democratic party present with
any hope OF success Recent events enacted AT Chicago
by the Republican party have, in my opinion,
rendered his nomination absolutely necessary, II we
desire to secure the ascendency OF the Democratic par
" in the State or nation.
have no personal attachment for him any more than
have for any other good and consistent Democrat,
and would so far as am concerned, AS cordially sup
port any other man as HIM. But am convinced that
he il the only man who carry in the state and the
Union Mr. Douglas II not only an available but an
experienced statesman of marked ability unalterable
frinness of purpose and an indomable perseverance
important qualifications for the Chief Executive
| would mysef support any good Union man OF the
South but the feelings of the North and est
are such at present that cannot control their acto
and if we should make the rash attempt now we must
be beaten by overwhelming majorities. These lew
reasOns would govern my action III the penang noihih-
alton. have not adyered as much as ought, perhaps,
TO the permanent advantage it would give ne IN the
State elections hereafter. united, harmonious Demo
cracy would exteImnate the corrupt and ruinous rule
of Black Republicanism for many long years.
Tru ly;y, oaaT 0Od' 'eIV" JOHN cRAMER
This letter il regarded here as indication of the
alarm of the Dickinson men NJ the probability OF llo-
ratio Seymour being nominated AT Baltimore, and as
an attempt ON their part TO head of such Il movement.
1t Is said it win be followed by other similar demon
,tratlOne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
LATER from Havana.

tHARLEsroN, Monday, May % iogo.
The steamship Catawba, from Havana and hey
West on the 2jh inst has arrived here. Her adyiees
state Sugar duh and tending downward Muscovados
unchanged with few sales at g 81 eals; fair aud
refining at u reals Molasees-little inquiry aud pri-
ces weak; cayed 3d3 81 reals Exchange on London
lllldll2; on New-York and Boston at par a y cent
premium Freighis TO the United States slightly de-
cllned
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Theodore Parker died at Florence on re 10Th inst.
1t was reported that LamOrciere had IN aoeefcrward
movement with the Papal troops, and ths 1000 Pied
montese troops had embarked from &c. noa to check
him.
1t was positively asserted that the Ere noh army Of
Rome had received orders to evaeuate that city.
1t was said that the Sandman Goyernn 1T had Or
dered the garrsons of Central Italy to mi lroh rapidly
forward toward the Pontifcal frontier.
Austria refuses to admit Piedmont to the proposed
Conference on the ground that Cavour az declared
that Piedmont intended TO take part in the dispute
between France and Switzerland resultl ng from the
anne Ration.
There was a continued concentration o. the Papal
troops at Gufio.
II was stated that the date had been fixed for grad
ual evacuation of Rome by the French u oops. Inc
first detachment would leave shortly.
The King of Naples had subscribed 1OtleOoo scudi
to the Papal loan.
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The Savannah Slave Case.

nNA'NAH' hUHui!i Why ., IouV'
The District Attorney las H0He pressed the cases
against Lamar AIKEN, Mott, Tucker and Brown. The
prosecutions continue against Capt Farnum and Carrie
ior piracy, and Trowbridge and Brown for holding
Africans.