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RHODE ISLAND.
Letter from Hancock ExRlaHnsnR n
Presidential ESeawaaa.

Letter from Hancock ExplalnsmR HE
Presidential Eseapsae.
NEWPORT. r. l., July 27.-S. Glover, st,
Louis.-My Dear Sir: am greatly obliped
for your favor of the twentieth instsnt.
Those who suppose that do not acauiesce
m N the work OF the National Democratic
convention, or that do not sincerely de,
sire the election Of its nominees, know
very little Of my character.
Believing as l really do that the preserya.
tion Of the constitutional government emf
nently depends on the success of the Demo.
cratic party in the coming election, were /
70 hesitate IN It's candid support feel that
| should not only falsify nay own record but
commit crime against my country.
l never aspired to the Presidency on
account Of myself. never sought its
doubtful honor and certain labors and
responsibilities merely for the position
My own wish was to promote If could the
good OF the country, and to rebuke the
spirit of revolution which had invaded
every sacred precinct of liberty.
When, therefore, you pronounced the
statements In question false you did exact.
ly right. Principles and not men is the
motto Tor the rugged crisis in which we are
now struggling.
Had been made the Presldentiol noml-
| nee should have considered 1t q tribute
not to me, but to the principles which had
| proclaimed and practiced. But shall cease
to revere those principles because by
mutual political friends another has been
appointed to put them into execution
Never Never! ~sG
These sir are my sentiments. Whatever
interested parties may say to the contrary,
aud desire that all may know and under
stand these, | shall ever hold 10 grateful
remembrance the faithful friends, who,
| haillng from every section of the Union,
preferred me by their votes and other tx
the convention, and shall do them the JUS
| tice to believe that they were governed by
| patriotic motives, that they did not propose
simply to aggrandi2e my personal fortunes
but to save their country through me, and
that they will not suffer anything like per
sonal preferences or jealousies to stand be.
tween them and their manifest duty.
have the honor to be, dear sir,
Very respectfully yours,
WINFIELD S. HANCOCK.
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Washington correspondents of the West
ern Dapers write that there is not, SO far as
can be ascertained, the least foundation Tor
the report from San Francisco, to the elect
that our government has bought one or two
Mexican States. The Senators who are on
most intimate terms with the State depart,
ment. never heard of the proposition till
they saw it in the papers, and do not believe
Thai there is any truth IN the telegram
Senor Romero said, two days ago, that the
three treaties to which allusion was made
last night, as now pending in the Senate
embraced all matters on which he was EN-
powered TO negotiate. The report of the
purchase may, therefore, be put down az
incorrect.
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Chicf clerk House Of Representatives.

This exculpatton of the Clerk of the House
of Representatives at Washington we find
in the Western papers received last evening;
The Committee on Expenditures in the
House have been investigating the ch trges
made against thc Chief Clerk, Mr.. McPher-
son, by discharged donrkeeper namei
Narki6, One wltness has already testified
that he was invited six months ago to goin
to an operation to eXtUrt MONEY, OF Il cnAr-
aeter precisely similar TO the one implied,
namely, TO g.t false testimony to the po,ut
and then levy black mai! to prevent its pub.
lcation. So far AS Mcpherson is concerned
thu whole thing appears from the evidence
to be without foundation.
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HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.
Twenty-sixth Bays Session.

A@ehtE-SAAAh AN@AS y SNN~ASN
TUESDAY, July %, 1865.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker Lowell in the chair.
The roll being called sixty.two members
answered to their names, as follows:
Speaker Lowell, Abbott, Alexander, An
tome, Adolphe, Bennett Buckingham,
Belot, Barbee, Burrel, Bergeron, Collins,
Calhoun, Carr, Cuney, Devices, Dufresne,
Dnpart, Evans, Eager, Esnard, Faulkner,
Guigonet, Gair, Garstkamp, Gray, Gnidry,
Hill, Honore, Hutchinson, Holland, isa-
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McVean, Mansion, Moran, May, Magee,
Noble, Pratt, Pearce, Page, Pierce, Ray
mond, Reese, Ray, S atom, Sterrett, Taylor,
Tureaad, Walsh, Washington. Wren, Wilson,
H. Williams, Yorke, D. Young, Zoelly-62.
PRAYER by Chaplain Kingston.
On motion of Mr.. Garstkamp, OF JeHer-
son, the reading of the journal was dis
pensed with. .
The following special committee was an
nouneed;
Special committee to revise the police
bill:
Mansion, of Orleans; Carr, of Orleans
Alexander, of Orleans, right bank; Lee, o
st. Bernard; Page, of Jetfersoni Zoeily, o.
Orleans; Evans, of Jefferson.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
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GEORGIA.
No Choice for Senator'S Cessation of NIL.
tary RnIe.

ATLANTA, July 2s. No choice was made
United Stares Senators. In the Senate
The votes wood For the long term--A. H
Stephens, Is; Joe Brown. "a; scattering, 4,
sh6rt trrm-- Foster Blodgett, l6; Miller, l3i
scattering, IL.
Ia the House the vote stood Brown, 49,
Stephens, 81; Joshua Hill, 10. For the short
terni-B odgest, 81; Miller, 6oi scattering,Sl,
The senate refused to concurin the House
resolution instructing the Governor to no
tify the civil officers Of the cessstion OF mill
taTy rule in Georgia.
A resolution was offered in the House
that as no elections were held in the eoqn'
ties of Irwin and Telfair, and those counties
we're not represented in the legislative Rodyl
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WHOLE NUMBER 4O5.

tiN the Governor be requested to order elec.
on,lr otOns, ana IN the same order bring these
GO9htles GOdidi into the Union. Referred to the
'udlcIary committee. ar-5ss
r.ao,utlon Iesoiutlon applauding the amnesty
was not acted on. '-N = 4'0i''i''
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MARKETS, ETC.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, July 2s, Atternoon.-Cotton
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more s.eady with better demand. Oats Ac.
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Governments steady; 5.2O's of G2 lll5.
Gold buoyant l44t. Sterling weak. Money
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50 ll4B of Ga l11I, Of 65 1895 10 4O's 1885;
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C1NCINNAr1, July 2s.-FIour and grain
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louisville July 2S.-Sales, 80 hhds to.
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| LIVERPOOL, July 20 - Evenings C0aton
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| LONDON, July 2s-Evening. -Consois g440
| 94s bonds 72a@7A,
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None.
'ne' RESOLUTIONS.

Under a suspension of the rules Mr..
Yorke of Carroll, offered the following res
olution, which was adopted;
Re n resolped That the evidence on which
the report of theCommittee on Elections and
Qualifications in the case of the fourth Rep
resentative district, parish Of Orleans, is
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EUROPE.

The Queen Will Visit ParHs-NeW FreRch
LOnn-Trade Forbidden.
LONDON July 2S.-Tne Queen visits Paris
August 8, whence she will travel through
Switzerland aud Germany, returning Sep.
tember /.
1t is rumored that new French loan Is
to be placed on the market.
Adyices from Spain say that all attempts
at insurrectiOn have been suppressed.
The peace between Russia and BokhAra is
confirmed. Trade between Bokhara and
India is forbidden, r-r
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rF,om Ys.torday's levenlne PapsFa. !

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 28.+a0overnof
Br ,wulow declines to recommend enfFsn-
chisement of the whites, and leaves the
AUGUSTA, Ca, July 2T.-A difficulty orig
mated between the police and few citizens
this evening. The latter we're talking
loudly ut a street corner, the P0lace or
dered them to desist, when the shooting
commenced.
Alexander Phillips. who attempted9fo pre-.
vent difficulty, serionsly but not danger.
ously shot in the breast. C. Reed mortaIly
wounded. Chief of Police w. Dillon was
shot in the abdomen, and Charles Evans
Lieutenant Of Police was slightly hurt.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Election of JndRes-DemOeratie Tsrch.
light PrOeessiou.

light PrOeessI0n.
COLUMBIA, s. c., July 2s.-Nothing done
in the Legislature today. The election 81
Chief and two Associate Justices occurs
tomorrow. Two ex-FederaI officers and one
Carolinian will probably be elected.
great Democratic torchlight demonstra-
ton ton is in progress tonight. The town Is
Illuminated, and speeches are being made
6y Generals Wade Hampton, Kershsw
speakers. '-'1'--'t . ".''-eE u
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The following is the opening sentence of
General Frank r. Blair's speech at Union
meeting in St. Louis, after the fall Of sum
ter
"Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen - The
rebels who inaugurated this war shall not
win by It as much territory as they can
carry off under their fingernails !"
Extract from T. ?. BARS letter bidding
for the Democratic nomination for the Vice
Presidency:
"There is but one way to restore the
government aud the Constitution, and that
is for the President elect TO declare those
tine reconsFuction) acts nall and void
compel the army to undo its nsurpations
disperse the Carpet-bag State govern
ments,F etc,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-29
uortant Action of the Senate.

lice of Gambling Bill in the House
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY.