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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-09-06

TFFI@r HpL I- stTHHl1 ELa4IEs rFlC4--
Ersoer o. scaooSzH -oIrv1..~ nov 4nz Aa-l5-Lxt
HouclGiG AIuI - hza Eght E-sIH-r cr-- part o. -- res-4se
prevailing winds frn ue Sorth uutl -eeefr- ,ae lar sFsJ= :
roE there y <.sfs % tn sri-s Of Oraa-h.a= entered tue
-.r-fts the I;,h Nay, q days from T1ao.a.l-r-ua.a- there
u days nst Sith 10 ic- Until % - Ssth-~rs Island. vr-re
re we're detained fr several day. ~ foss sud cain v.a,l-r
Anchored - he tslard- ? naming -t-r- Q days Fe--v q zood
and sil rz hsrs- Arrived - : LaE-,u-- Iz-arL I--e "a
ou'dS ct SIP, sEsI TX cor course Or Power By. On .h-
@iihr sr9ss ship Sstscom. Hide. 5 uG : 70 ,h= v-s;zzrt =
- La~renee Island Lsrn-d firm h-r that 10 .=s-ss had
stopped AZ that bland. Amer herring this YE, about and re-
turned 70 the Island going 'Lrush afsUt Il miles ice. eating
Tor tie Netaeoa sm= . hrur-- From thence, started nr The
northern End fths i.ts1f IN a gi1 q Efr!. o. tie zsh JEf-,
Then near THE vest ed ofthe Island, SAL a hrz and s-pt % n
speak h-r, r. keeping on Is eours-, ,EaiH haul On u- @iad
600" aft "a. the brss KoAoIs and Victoria and SPOKE ,h-m.
At2 2 NJ. hove 70 &C The village tot found ther- a. 10 trade
ihrre- ihs Oahu having tern n Gh-aI. Gene % arrhor 10 -.
Lawrence Bag June 20 to- f1t uul- trade here tLeri5sf being
absent. jay 1t, Wind bSorirx fr-h from - =. 90; Cuder
-sy and stood 81 ard on ,hs r.nd srm hszfsuirg. bore away
for Last Cop Fac chip Om-sa. and remained afaa; near :he
Csp- SEVERAL days trading tn=n rrc--det S0r-h &C. FAR as
CAPE siIde. ard trVied aI,uz th- villages On this coast. and
back ssain to Past Cars- LII Ess; Cape the p AK ar
PHser Bay. t4uchrag - - EEr~ure and SerffEmru Bays.
L-f th- Straits q Or,la-hka on the 2O-h Aug .founI fr Homo
h49- Frs' part q The passage lad frsh So wris. latter
part ea.t.riy ~inIs, taxing e. trade zIuts until m at rs;
arrived =; HoEaIlla 81 September. TIE OIsia r-p.rz .ns NI-
loving s--s-ss
Jan- si-s9oz. ship Y-..eom, Hind.. . zsIu,, ., bark
Ara. GrEs=H, et=.n,-asI c.mm-noei taking -air4-. AMI lad
SStzfred % hn one d4y.
June 2J-sp,s- NaznoIa. Pierce. clean. To ". repars.
sp~d~en, ei-an Jas Naury, ! HhtI-i Sharon, clean. AMIR
ca ] uha-f Geo. Nashin-0n- cean. Jir.h SEif. J Eh4.-.
jun 2S-SVOke Navy. ei-sH- The y. r l1us-I1hu H0E-
land, 4 whale HartI. 10 nl-7 Br-. III Republic 80 and !
~1=yi-s,as hal IDt Nr- M-rutt, 1st ofs-=r. frneriy mss.-r q
The 0ambiAi Noctszllna. et-sns Om~zs, , ~bal-s. Ormu-s--.
: whales CIe0ns- ? whales Ia= latter vessel @Il,-r-i 10 the
Arctic amd It SEVERAL m-n frum .suryy, bu- al latest stgicss.
The surviving ers- LAT a-ary r--og-rsl- Report says lhas II
- Is men di-i- hat t . pr1bsily exaggerated
July I5-spOse HSny Kn--aHd. ef=aui ~Lch reported ".
c. Nys, 500 BIS
July IT--pik- Cynthia. clean. Aug 2-Sch. Or1an, q
~ with c.Fzo Of Potatoes, trailing. Aug 2-SD1k= agate,
saea hsI done veil Ezplrts brig waIua, which -in.-r-d in
he Arctic, A. htsinE dan= we'll Th- ~. D-t several men
5 or 8 r-p0rtvD firm scurgy. Ship Lewis reported zl,h =
rh4Jss, Eliza Adams. GO bis.
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Aug. 3I-Am farseutfne Constitution. Foster. u days IN Por.
Townsend. with Iumitr % Hactf-lt L Co.
5l-Sch N9srki. Nethrrh-e. from kthului-
Sept. Am vi ship Julian. " iueEar. 90 y b. n months out,
from Krir4cs and Bristol Bay. 600 hr~ wh-
- M Am bark Frances Palmer. Patty. l. day from
san Francisco. with mis- and passengers D. u. c.
Waterman ~ 60.
20 A. NJ. sch Odd Fellow, Canface.. I'm ports On Kauai.
2-ls VI sch Netti- Merrill. y rrr--. 30 hour, from Ii#o.
3-Au sch Olivia. Ksddcid, from = cruise la the Arctic.
f-~eh kzmci, Ni1ur. 4. m Ishsina-
- Am lTE Josephine. Stone, l. days I'm Bakers Island
5->t-ImsT hisu.a. Green. from Hlo.
Sch Lihuiho. Gardner. from IIiO with pull.
Sch Maria, Muneuo. from Lahaina,
Sch Excel. from ports on Kauai.
Sch KslSma. MGrvcor. from Hlo.
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DIED.

SHAw-At Tahiti. January. 1850. by drowning. II. P shaw,
seaman on board EhaIeshiP Julian lie came cut on ship Cor
iutfi4n. ~ Ne~ Bedford.
BACON board same vessel. OF liver complaint. John J.
Brs.g. ctrp-uter. a out - years o. age. He belonged % New
Haven. aud has a brother 10 the Springfield Armory.
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DEPARTURES.

Aug. 3l-Sch Raroi. Wilbur. for Lshains-
3I-Sch NauUosawai, Tor HEo and intermediate ports.
Sept. sch MARI. Nolt-un. Tor Lshaina.
S-tl ta-- Zoe. BrsI. for M.kesu's leland
Sch M1tEsHks. W-thrrhec. fr LHEaina and kahUlli-
f-IIar- hsr< K v Wood. G--rIs-, t. HoESS"uE-
4--ch Ns-Ee Nrrr5. Rorrps, fr IIfo.
S--cI odd Fellow. Csria-e. for ports on Kauai.
Sch HANOI. Wilbur. f- Lghsius-
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F0r me IOUlII"TyINl aNFIIN
Frieud-hip'. Tribute.

Dear. generous youth, well might We she'd
The parting tear tor thee;
Well might We feel that God has said,
BE still, for I am He"
We miss thy cordial, manly voice,
Thy friendly, winning smile
But. though in thee. Death made his choice,
Thy virtues live the while.
Sad thought 20 think thar one SO young,
Cut down in mauhuod's pride,
Like the strong bow by Death unstrung,
And useless cast aside.
Sleep on, dear "Nei"-a sad farewell
The waves thy requiem sing,
And by their mournful notes shall tell,
The loosing Of The string. L. r. z.
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VESSELS N poRr-sEprEMBER 6.

Am bark Comet. Smith
An bars Frances Palmer. Pafy.
An -1a-Esu:.lr Constitution, Poster
Ar vh ship Julian, Vinegar
Az bns Josephine. Stooe.
ar -rA~r-g GH~s. EsifFtG
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

Hook Ann LADDER Conr,xr, No. This efficient
Company held il Annual Election on Monday even
ing last, when the following officers where chosen
for the ensuing year, viz:
Thomas Spencer. Foreman:
r W. Wakeman, .....-......7sst Foreman:
F. Bindt, Secretary;
II. NUite,. Treasurer.
The company is in a very furnishing condition.,
numbering ~dhy-ave active members Its motto is
where duty calls, there you will find Us - and We
venture to say that when called upon they will be
found on hand. willing and determined to stay the
progress Of the fiery element.
wISTEpING N THE A~ncTrc.-By the schr. OIiriq.
We learn that the whaling bark Clsone and brig
H'aiIua winterei in the Arctic. Neither vessel had
been spoken 10y the schooner, but reports reached
her that the scurvy had prevailed badly on board
them and several of the men had died in con-
sequence. These reports say that from twelve TO
fifteen men had died on each vessel, hut that i pro-
badly a mistake. They do not appear to have met
with that success which was anticipated, and, So far
as we can gather, nothing has been gained by their
wintering at the north, but on the other hand several
lives were sacrificed. -
MENnR,NDA-Per ApqIo 4meuern-July 18th, lat 81 Y,
following writing ONT f.: J." From on board bark Frances Palmer,
This was dropped on the III July, 1859. At P. NJ civil time in
San Francisco; all we'll on hoard; a large ship in company
bound /. The finder wll please report when and where found.
John Patty, Masuer."-S- = Bulletin
Having fpatei in one year and six days, 26O miles
to the Northwari and SIC miles TO the Eastward,
about z mile Northwari and SO miles Easterly per
day, or a the &" she!lbacks' hayeit making a differ
euce OF Lat of A. 20, and Of Long. DO The identical
bottle, we learn, is on exhibition in san Francisco,
where a sight Of it serves to cheer the dropping spirits
ofthe most languid visitor.
WHALING NEws.-In cur marine columns, will be
found the fullest reports yet received from the wha-
ling grounds. We have taken pains TO obtain full
and reliable news. AMI give it, meagre though it IS.
Capt. Winegar's long letter and also Capt. Stones
and Capt Reldeliis reports, are very Interesting 20
those engaged in whaling. and We would here thank
these gentlemen for the full details given by them.
For The EAsT-The Comet will probably get
away on Saturday. and will take the regular
American mail Four numbers Of the Commercial
have been issued since the last mail left, which can
be obtained at the counter ready for mailing.
THASks-we are indebted to Messrs. MRuer s
Merrill. and c. ". Brooks * Co, and J. W Sullivan
Of sun Francisco. and Capt Patty Of the Palmer. Tor
papers
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- We are obliged 70 omit several notes and
other local news, to give place TO the marine
intelligence and advertisements inserted.
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n HIS MAJESTY THE KING accom- panied the
Steamer to Hilo, where he arrived on Friday last.
and at the last accounts was well.
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Yog SAS FEAvCIsyo-prr Comet, Saturday. sept :.
FuR IIfL1-p-r S-tue Merrill. Monday. Sp-- 10
Fuu EAUAr-p-T steamer. to-day.
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u Darsru;ine CoHsHt4ti0H. D. II. Foster. Ier Te-kalet
Aus. 10Th, with light y. V. wand and calm : all the passage.
Was hecaln-d OF Cape CIass-t. Arrived At Honolulu Aug. 81,
making the passage in Il days. Tn brig CJusor, was loading
a. P0rt Madison with lumber for Honolulu.
II The Frances Palmer lett the tar OF the 18th Aug, after
having len detained = days by Ds-y weather and Gains.
LAHAIsA, MAUI, Sunday. II 4. ~ sept. :.
I DsaE SK The q" clipper schooner Mara" left her wharf at
half past ! o'clocE on Saturday afternoon. At 6 o'clock, saw a
large chip coming past Coca Head, which l supposed TO be a
~haeship- At \ NJ, I saw a -ai on the weather bp. at
half pas, :. made i, out % be a large clipper ship. with stuidiug
saf- st aIoE and aIDst ~ s O-chcE ran close under her Stern
anil hailed, asking whist ship il vas heard them answer. but
o1ud not mase CUT wha; name they answered Int 10 sounded
Ike Jacob - She VS. a very long, rather low ship, with a
round stern. single topsaiI-. AMI lad from 80 to GO pepIe on the
frecasIe aDd about 10 ur a dozen on the quarter deck, and was
steering abou; w. BY :. We arrived out Of the wind At 10
Oebes, aud ar. not yet {" an anchor.
Yours. SC. 2. MoLTESo.
The above clipper was the JIeob Ben. bound from sau Fran-
cisco ., HanrEoug, 10 days cut. sr~did not touch At this poul
Bari 2. Coming. IS tons. ~ Declared from her last vow
az, w. sid 81 agstua IA -B.hy Goo. A Bourne, % Uts Ses-
bufy. rT $40
IT, AIs aark XmHo, ~ Warren. r. /, where sh- was built
IN 1855. is ra- register. has been ~1Ii Co parties 100 NeS York,
At .f,ut SIz UJ1- she will b. vithIuwu from tie whaling
service
B.r< Sae5hcrde,,. 20 tons. 81 Mystic, Conn. whore she
arrived MAJ +.h- from "A ~tHiirg voyHrr- Ls been purchased -
parties Boz Nr~ London uu private terms.
One sixteenth u ship Northern Liyht, 81 F~arhasea. was
sld - auction l2th June a. discharged from her last voyas"-hy
A -. >usIiarI. o. Henry , Hatch, az the rate Of $1,000. she
i being fitted Er Davis Straits whaling, under command q Z.
A. ChaIS.
Bar. gGrrsH. of New Bedford. has been Withdrawn from the
whining business. and wHI probably load for slu FriHei-eo.
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OPIUM LICENSE One license to sell Opium was
disposed of at auction on Wednesday TO DR.. Lam
Sing, for the sum Of $1,000 pretty steep price
for the privilege of selling this ieath-sprealing mar
cotic to the Chinese, and through them, of course,
inevitable physical and mental ruin to any AMI every
native who may wish to procure opium. II would
seem as if the Ministry, for filthy lucre's sake, were
seeking to doom the race to an early extinction.
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3lrU Advertisements.
AyD OTuERs.F OF

AND OTHERS. OF
". X. SNDDGKASS, will be pleased to learn that advic@s re-
ceivel by the Undersigned, state it as his intention TO return to
this city in all next week, when he will be pleased to transac-
all business entrusted 20 his care.
7. So W. are also happy to be the bearer Of the glad tdings
that the Gent-nauly and correct accountant was in the enjoy
meut Of perfect health when he wrote.
l2f-lt c. y. SPENCER.
MRS. WINSLOW-An Experienced Nurse
and Female Physician, has a Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing, which greatly facilitates the process of teetliug, by sotening
gums, re Iucing all indammadon-Nil alty all pain, and Is sure
to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give
rest to yourselves. aud relief AMI health To your infants. Per-
f-ctly safe in all cases. See advertisement in another column.
224-Iy
HEALTH. STRENGTH AND HAPPINESS
are obtained 10y cleansing the blood Of its impurities. Blood.
we are told, on the highest authority, is the " Life" or at least
the medium Of Life to the Body and it is, we know, the great
feeder II every part OF the frame. Thus the blood is the great
channel of disease: consequently, a good OF bad state Of the
system, or constitution, is no more or less than a good or had
state Of tn blood. We have made the composition Of the blood
our stuly, and are satisfied that two-thirds Of all diseases are
caused hy its impurities.
Believing The above facts, we made ourselves acquainted with
tn BLOOD CHsNI ALLY with a view to "A reliable medicinal
agent. that would correct al impurities + the blood, aud mt tire
same time sfacuulIy cure all diseases arising thervr,1u. We
have succeeded beyond cur most sanguine expectations, as
thousands can testify who have tried the virtues of the pr-para-
ticn known y all professional men as
HALLS SAESAPAKILLA, YELLOW DOCK, AM
IoDIbE OF POTASS-
Beware ofiGnorant imitators- The genuine is sold everywhere
by respectable dealers. in preference to all others.
r. HALL & Co,
sole ?rorrietors,
-2i-om 145 and l45 Clay street, san Francisco.
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Later from the WHALING Fleet.

"Ez1e % a hrvr share q our paceto-Iay u7,l- .l,=-.s-ng
reports f-Jm the yE-ip1s EhaInE .rrur!--
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Ship Mnii..

Las, Quarter. ay : p n rs NJ. FIR, Quarter. q q 8 81 A.
NeS Nr,r-...li : . A Fall Mupu.-.-29 ) : A.
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- HER MAJESTY TIE QUEEN and Prince Royal,
accompanied by His Excelleucy R. c. WyIlie and
Mrs. Gregg, take passage in the Steamer to-day for
Hanalei. ON . visit to the Hanalei Plantation.
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The TELEGRAPH Although this enterprise is far
from being perfect, its value has been shown on two
occasions within a week. On Saturday afternoon
the whaleship Julian, and on Monday afternoon the
schooner Oiiria, were telegraphed in season to enable
the pilot TO anchor the former and bring the latter
inside, the same day, which would not probably have
been done without the signals.
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AccIDENT.-A foreigner employed in the bakery in
the manufacture of hard bread, had his hand badly
injured by being caught and crushed between the
iron pastry rollers, requiring amputation. Fortu-
nately the machinery was suddenly stopped by the
foreman, or his whole arm might have been taken off.
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Z To ARRIvE.-The clipper ships .nameluke and
SiIrer star, were both under charter to load guano
at BIker's Island, and would touch at Honolulu,
leaving San Francisco early in September. By one
Of them we may expect our next mail. Z
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HOOK Ann LADDER COMPANY, No. This efficient
Company held is Annual Election on Monday even
ing last, when the following officers whore chosen
for the ensuing year, viz
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PORT OF aoWoLULU. II. I.
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For THE EAsT-The Comet will probably get
away on Saturday, and will take the regular
American mail Four numbers Of the Commercial
have been issued since the last mail left, which can
be obtained at the counter ready for mailing.
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THASks-we are indebted to Messrs. M'Ruer s
Merrill. and c. ". Brooks * Co, and J. W Sullivan
of Sun Francisco. and Capt Patty of the Palmer. Tor
late papers.
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The company is in a very furnishing condition,
numbering ~dfty-fve active members. Its motto is
- where duty calls, there you will find Us - and we
venture to say that when called upon they will be
found on hand, willing and determined to stay the
progress Of the fiery element.
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a deal o. wrauclins and hard words, 4 COM
promise - called, was fixed on. and the sums in
the TWO Bills stand thus
, 1860-03-02

On Tuesday next, another political contest
will come of In Chicago, tie metropolis Of th
State. She is again about 10 show her faith in
Republican doctrines by another rousing ma
presented Hon. John Wentworth as lhelr cuu-
didate for Mayor at the coming election, and
are nnxious Tor the fight
Sobly, for the past three or four years, has
Chicago maintained her high position among
Tie friends Of free labor Sodly has Sue sus3
| now, in the hour Of trial and Of success. talter
| for q moment; but remember that Eternal
| vigilance is the price Of Liberty"
Thc Republicans Of Chicago must not forget
| that their municipal election is mot mere local
| affair-without effect, without Influence save in
dom everywhere hare their attention upon
this election. Chicago has National
reputation as the citade el Of Repnblicanisma
III the Northwest An election lost new-~'l.c
success Of our enemies in this stronghold Of
onr friends-woud be disastrous indeed. The
prestige Of victory would be wanting TO ia-
crease the enthusiasm OF our nominations al
Decatur in May. and at Chicago in juno" We
| should blush ta meet our Republican friends q,
| the National Convention in June, after suffering
defeat now i'll Chicago. This cannot, this mus
not be-
through the dissensious and jealousies OF ou
| friends. Let there be none such. This il nj
| time for chickering's and mutual rcproaches
Fight the battle! win it: and then discuss Til
modc Of opening tue campaign afterwards,
yon Wilt
next weeks issue, the results OF another r.
', publican victorr-thc triumph Of Wentwort
orer bis pro.s'a7ery Democratic opponent; r.
!; publicans Of Chicago, give Wentworth and u
whole Republican ticket rousipg majority :
| .BtaorainQtoa Rantegraph.
, 1860-03-02

Two Of our leading manufacturers, who, for
sone real or supposed grievance, were deter
mined not 70 vote the cutire Republican ticket,
we're thoroughly cured yesterday. Business
called them through The streets, and the sight
ofhordes ofimpo.led Irish, brought hero to de-
feat the Republican party, and give tile pres
tige OF Chicago triumph to Stephen A. Doug
lbs, had magic effect upon their convictions.
These Republicans arc nov hard at work for
tho whole ticket. There can 10 no doubt
whatever tha. the bogus Democracy sprung
their trap too aoon. They hare disgusted our
citizsns and confirmed waveEing Republicans,
and il the cauvoss progresses as it has for the
past two days, the pro-slavery Irish Democracy
will be defeated BY an overwhelming minority
Friends Of Liberty, to the rescuol Freedom
expects "evcry nun 10 do lis duty
, 1860-03-02
RreSs s Griht1ttt
CHICAGO.


The News.
L fearful disaster occurred in Cincinnati vcs.
1erday. While gang Of men we're engaged in
putting Gown the walls Of the Old St, xayicr
Catholic charch-which is to e'rc place to a
new one-a wall fell burning Gfteen men UNDER
neath' immediately killing thirteen md fatally
wounding ono.
lhe Missouri Opposition Convention met ut
'eaerson yesterday Most Of tie counties in
'ae otate wore represented. Abel Leonard pre-.
e'oea' Resolutions declaring Edward Bates the
CHOICE OF the Convention for the Presidency :;
acnounciug the reasonable ayowal Of the De-
mocracy tia, tho election by The regular consti-
1ut'ona' means Of any man 10 the Presidency is
in itself sufficient cause for the dissolution Of
:Ae Onion; in favor Of free homes, etc.; were
unanimously adopted
The Republican Sta,c Coavcation of Wiscon-
sin yesterday nominated Hon. 4. Scott Sloan
Us haecpublican candidate for Chief Justice.
lie received on tue informal baI1ot 15s ont of
:::!a votes, and lis nomination VAS made unani-
NOUS.
Sherman n. Booth Of Milwaukee, WIS re.
arrested yesterday BY Ito Quilted States Mar
eAAa III Ale ol3fSF FESC1lc case. should O WITH
Of ha!iss CORPUS issue by the Supreme Court
of Wisconsin, Us is probable, the writ will be
resisted by The L. S. Marshal, ao1 conflict be-
tween State aud Cnitcd Statcs authorities will
seusue.
We give in another column synopsis Of Mr.
'Scward's speech, delivered in the United States
Senate on Wednesday, with the reply of Mr.
Douglas.
The Pennsylvania Democratic Convention,
which met ut Reading yesterday, nominated
Henry D. Foster, Of Westmorcland, for Cor
ernor, aud appointed Delegates ut Large to tue
Charleston Convention. Senator Biglcr, who
is veil known rs q pretty lively opponent Of
Douglas. heads the delegation, and the other
members are believed to coincide with Mr. N;g-
LEI IN his opinion Of Mr.. Douglas and Lis
''great principle"
The Ohio Republican Convention met at Co.
l"mbus yesterday ,aud was largely attended. A
resolution naninS Salmon T. Chase as the
lirat choice Of the Republicans Of Ohio for tho
Presidency, WAS passed by q rotc Of IS! to 20.