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The Portland daily press., 1870-11-14
FOREIGN PORTS.

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Sid I'm Smyrna Nov7 barque Rebeeca Goddard,
Manson, Boston. 3 b., 1900. IS y -sr
New York next day.
AR at Havre 2sth ult barque Halcyon, Work, FIN
New Orleans. II. -
Ar at Glasgow 18th uIt. ship Trimountain. VIII
liams New York.
Ar at Queenstown, Nov 9. ship Black Hawk, Grow
ell, San Francisco tor Liverpool.
Sid FIN Phenix Island Aug 9. ships Puritan, Henry,
Savannah; 18TH Gov Morton, TOR do; Sept 1, barQue
Transit, do; 18th, SHY Gaspee, Emerson. do.
Ar at Honolulu Sept 20, ship Frank Flint. Smally,
San francisco; Oct l, barQue Francis Fay, Rob
bins, Valparaiso. Its 7las,s.,,ll4 lU
Sid Oct l. ship Frank Flint. Tor Guano Islands.
Ar AT Ca!lao Oct 2 ships Garnet, Oliver, IquiQue;
Her>ey. Small, Chinchas; Gen Berry, Levensel-
Ier Guanape, tand sailed 9th Tor United States); FL
Dorado. Has ell. Montevideo. land sailed Stb for
Guanape) 9th, Gen Butler, Chase. do
Sid Sept 30, ships Star, vianelio Havre: C Whit
more, Hum ph,ey, Savannah; Oct 8, John Bunyan,
ny; Garnet Oliver Macabi. (new guano slandl
Sid i'm Valparaiso Sept so. barque II A Litchfeld,
Sleeper, savannah, Shamrock, Saunders. IQuiQue.
Ar at Aspinwall 25th ut, barQue Ada Carter, Ken
ney, Baltimore. ,s
At Buenos Ayres Sept 80, brig d stoekwell,
Smi h. for Boston, ldg flE lf
At Kingston, ia, 3Oth ult, ship Lydia Skodeld.
Me'cher, from Cardiff disg.
Ar at Nassau, Mp. Gath uIt. brig Catawba Have
ner. New York; Goth, sch E Pecker, Amesbury,
Bath. 81 s'-s " -
Sid I'm Havana I'd inst, brig Tempest, Cook, for
Mobile.
Ar ct Quebec Sth inst, barque Lavinia, Davis, Ant
werp Tor Montreal
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-14

THE 250TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE LANDING
OF THE FILGRMs-The Pilgrim Society will
celebrate at Ply mouth the 250th anniversary of
the Landing OF the Pilgrims on Wednesday,
the 21st of December next. Hon. Robert c.
Winthrop of Boston, has accepted the invita-
ton Of the Society to deliver an Grafton on the
occasion. The general arrangements include
meeting of the Society at Pilgrim Hall, an
Grafton in the Unitarian Church, dinner
in the new station house Of the Old Colony
and Newport Railroad; street decorations, fire.
works, and ball in the evening. Many dis
tinguished guests have heen invited, and a
sufficient number have already accepted invi-
tatons OF the committee to render the diuner
more than orr inariy attractive and brilliant.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-14


The balance OF the work necess ~ 70 es.-hsh
through connections, thereby sh fle1irg ans la
lance between st. Paul aud Cbcag e. fn -isl 81
miles to st. Louis, is rapidly prof T. tifc
for the movement OF the coming grz.G o. IL Vs,Cs.
it is estimated, will double tine prs - s4ic n
the road -s ~ II
The established character Of this lssHs r1nftae =
it does through the heart of the me iziS So 3
and richest portion Of the great Stsse
gether with its present advanced CO. 4 n
earnings warrant us in unhesitating,
eaaesS oonus ~ saAs cstorsv 0sss-
doubted security. A small quaint
only remains unsold, and when Tue co.
completed, which will be this Fal 81 i.ssii 3
advance over subscriti0n price may bs eAsrl,l d.
These bonds have 80 years to run, ~ convert %.
at the option of the holder into the oh OF a. ti
pany at par, and the payment of iiia rfIn ~ g.
provided for by a sinking fund.- Tn 18nvef. .,,ffg
privilege attached 10 these bonds canatt iA 4, .a.s
them at no distant day to commands gia-sst rrile
considerably above par. U. S. Fs1r- taisn.f4 AZ
present prices only return ~ per 1srt cusrgrcs
interest. while these bonds pay 81 per .si.. auf H.
regard them to be as safe and FULLY ca a. IS scal.
ity to any Railroad Bond issued; and a. thsg sta
placed upon the New York Stock ~ 'anse as
rules of which require the road to be completed, we
oblgate ourselves to rebuy at any time any these
Bonds sold by us after this date at the price
realized by MS on their sale. st.a 80
All marketable Securities taken in payment free
oil Commission and Express charges,
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-14

TIE editor of the Daily Scissors writes
note to his own paper in which he says with
little burst of triumph that he finds on ex-
animation that in the course of a week "the
PRESS is nineteen columns ahead of the Scis-
sors in the amount taken from other papers,"
We most cheerfully own that soft impeach-
ment. Of course the PRESS is ahead in the
amount of selected matter as in all other re-
spects, and it finds room for large amount of
original matter besides, notwithstanding the
constant pressure of advertising on its COL
umns. 1t does not content itself, like its
neighbor, with selected" editorials In the
absence of any knowledge of the Scissors
motive in so generously calling attention to
the large amount of matter that appears in
our columns, we shall presume that it is good
one. We wish we could reciprocate with any
sort of sincerity. But the fact is that the much
larger quantity and better quality of reading
matter in the PRESS is what gives it double
the circulation of the Scissors and ten times
the popularity. We have always avoided call
ing attention to the size of this paper and the
quantity of reading it affords as compared
with its Democratic neighbor, but since the
latter has volunteered to make the facts known,
there is no reason why we should wish to
conceal them.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-14
Rushton,s Cherry Pectoral Troches

EEuSntOnS CHtTfy CCCOTdI ITUCHtS
will be found superior to all others Tor Coughs Colds
Asthma, Group and Bronchial Difficulties generally,
exceedingly paatable. having none of that nauseat-
ing, unpleasant, cubeb taste; very soothing and act
like charm. Also Rushton's (F. w Cod Liver Oil,
for Consumption, Scrofula, SC. The Oldest, purest
and best in the market Use no other. Sold by
Druggists generally. oc2Ssn-d&w6m :
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
An Old Friend.


For MANY years the Press OF the country has
chroniced the beneficial effects of Hosetter's
Stomach Btters. Editors, authors, physicians,
merchants, officers OF the army and navy, chemists,
counseors, ministers OF the gospel, in Short great
cloud of witnesses, of every profession, trade and
calling, have testified to its efficacy as tonic and
regulating medicine. The names and statements of
these witnesses have been published in the public
prints. Many Of them are well known to the public.
Their testimony has never been challenged or i'm
pugnsd. This 70 Is
OLD FRIEND
has been tried and pronounced the authoitory Of
of those whose lives and health it has preserved.
a pure, harmless and eminently salutary prepara-
tion. Attempts have been made to rival it, They
have tailed. There il nothing equal to the enjoy
ment experienced by the afflicted when using this
valuable specific. Its mild tone. us sure and ygor-
GUS action upon disordered stomach and the clean
sing OF the entire human body, recommend it to the
whole community as RELIABLE FRIEND,
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-14

saturday, November ~.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Chesapeake, johnson, New York, with
mdse to Henry Fox
Brig Wild Horse, lBr) Macomoer, fictou, NS-coal
to order.
Sch Portland, (Br) Nelson, Windsor, Ms.
Sch Ocean Queen, Coggins. Lubec. u r.. .-l,.
Sch j Pierce, Hutchns, Winterport
Ar 9th-Seh Eugene, Colson, Calais Tor New York,
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-14

Aaoso the lost by the laundering ct The
steamer Varuna were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hitchcock of Galveston, who leave several Or
phan children. Mr.. Hitchcock was native
of Maine. Mr.. Allen Lewis, another victim
OF the disaster, was also native of this State,
though a resident of Galveston for more than
twenty-five years. He left wife and ten
children. Mrs. Lyons, the wife of custom
house officer of Galveston, was on board with
four children, and who can describe the crush
ing effect of this bereavement upon the faith
or. Mrs. Won Hatley, another passenger, was
accompanied by little daughter aged three
wears. A husband and six children are thus
stricken by this terrible calamity. The Gal
weston Ne,cs says:
The awful intelligence of the shipwreck
plunged the city in grief such as we have nev-
erbeforeseen on this island. 1t is impossible to.
describe the gloom that settled over the city
The crowd that gathered around the door of
the Neacs office, waiting with eagerness for
the dispatch, spoke with bated breath and
whispering voices, as if in the awful presence
of death. Husbands returned to their homes
and with fearful eyes communicated the sad
intelligence to their families.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-14
mARRIRD d.
ID L 4 ID

In Naples. Nov. l. suddenly, Mrs. Nelly Libby, OF
Lewiston, aged Is Yeas. 4
In Lewiston, Nov. g. Mrs. Emene E., wife Of G. II.
Downing aged a6 years. 'f $500
In OH field, Nov. 8, Mr.. Amos Morse, aged 70 yrs.
In Pittston. Oct. II, Miss Sarah l.. Colburn aged
So years. q 81 a u
In Buckfeld, Oct. 20. Mrs. Mary E., wife of W. W
Bessey, Esq, aged 20 years,
In Saco, Oct. 26, Mr. Theodore Trip, aged 20 yrs
10 months. if9 -. -,
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
s. H. IL II g. III s.!
Notice.

Notice. fiHF
PORTLAND, Oct. S1st, 1870.
NESTS. Jordan and Blake now ready to serve
their customers end all who may favor them with
their patronage at No2 Long Wharf Shall keep
full assortment of Provisions, Flour and Groceries.
Quick sales and small profits is motto.
noy1-3w JORDAN & BLAKE.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-14
SPOKEN

Aug 7, lat s, Ion Oh E, ship Kentuckian, from
Calcutta for Boston. I, ssf l'FFi
Sept rs, lat As S, Ion SO so. barque Priscilla. oil
Yarmouth. from = for Montevidco.
oei IT, Lat II N, Ion i3 W, ship Coringa, from Cal
eutta for Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-14
DEPARTURE OF oCEAN sTNAMNF
PORT OF POE IL A ID.

MARIN Il N EWS.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-14

EDGAR THOMPSON, lrr,s,sss
CHARLES L. FROST, Arus'ees'
The Bonds are issued at $4,000 per mile against
the portion only OF the line fully completed aud
equipped. AM tsf- e't..hG
The greater part of the road is already in opera
tion and the present earnings largely in excess
OF the operating expenses and interest the Bouds
, 1870-06-20
SOUTH CAROLINA.


CHARLESTON, June 1G.
A convention Of citizeps Of South Carolina,
Of all parties and colorE, assembled in Column
bia last evening, with Wow Of inaugurating
administration Of the State Government.
About fonr- ffths OF the counties Of tho State
we're represented Several remarkable speeches
from delegates Of both colors wero made, the
burden OF which was the necessity OF union Of
all good citizens OF every class to Obtain in Tho
fai election an honest and economical stata
Government. 1t VAS resolved to conduct the
canyaes unlef the uaMe Of the Union Reform
party, and the following platform was adopted
unanimously
This convention, representing the citizens
OF South Carolina, irrespective OF party, As
scmbled to organize the good people Of this
State in an ehort to reform the present incom-
pctent, le1traFagant, prcjudiced, and corrupt
admiuintratiou Of the State.G Government and to
establish instead thereof just and equal laws,
order and harmony, economy in the public ez-
pendituree, q strict accountability OF Office
holders, and the election to Office OF men Of
Known honesty and integrity. duly declare and
ANNOUNCE the following principles upon which
men Of al parties may unite for the purpose
aforesaid ,.,,
Constitution Of the United statos, having been
BY the proper authorities proclAlmed ratified
by the requisite number OF States, and having
been received and acquiesced in as Law in al
the States Of the Union, ought to bo freely Sd
ninistered and faithfully obeyed as a funaa-
mental law. -, -.-.-,.-
Eecond-The vast changes IN our system Of
government wrought by the internal var be
tween the two sections Of tho SIXTIES, and fol-
lowing in it's train, are 20 far incorporated into
the cons stitution and laws Of tho states and ., o.
the United States, as to require that they be
regarded az accomplished facts, having the
force and obligation Of Law.
Thirtl-This solemn and complete recogpi-
tion Of the existing laws bringa the people Of
South Carolina into entire harmony upon u!
questions Of civil and political right, and
should unite all honest men in an earnest and
determined effort to establish just, equal,
and faithful administration Of the government
in tho interest Of no ciaas Or clique. but fol
the benefit Of united people.
On the first ballot to-day Judge r .. Car
penter, a Republican, and an ex-off1cer.of tn!
Union army, Was nominated for Governor, ane
General II. G. Butler, prominent e1-Confed
crate, for Lieutenant Governor.
| The convention adjourned tonight afte
providing for the appointment Of an Execu
tiVe Committee, dc. The campaign prorise
| to be active and exciting.
, 1870-06-20
NEW YORK.
Special Dczpateh to The Chicago T1ibuue,

Special Dczpateh to The Chicago Tribune
QUARANTINE wAn
NEW YORK, June 1s.-It is stated that the quar-
ant1ne row here 1s driving large number Of YES
scis frum foreign ports TO Boston, Baltimore and
Philaaelphia-
RAILROAD SUED.
ME-. Frauon, Russian lady, has sued the Hud-
son River Railroad for 5000, the valuc Of sllks
and }aces stolen from her baggage while travel
Ling Last summer on that railroad,
DAYLIGHT BIEGLAR1Es.
Daylight buIglAries are FeTJ common IN Brook
1Fn- Serera houses we're entered yesterday, and
small sutns Of money and considerable IeWelry
stolen.
NCsT Sign.
The Supreme Court decided yesterday that
Mayor kalbnelsch must sign the Prospect Park
bonds, which he refused to do some weeks since.
The sa11e court has decided that the New YORK
City military have the right to parade and drill On
Prospect Park parade grounds
SEIZED.
The properly Of EtZold, the missing man Of Jer-
seS City, who pioyed to be simply an shscondlng
detaulter, was yesletlay seized By the Sheriff.
value, s2a 900; loss, SO, 900 In mortgages, Whch
Etzotd raised before he Was missed
mcroEr-
Tranaro Tlnceuco. who was under arrest on
charges Of numbering his wife and three children,
and also for passing counterfeit money, WAS yes
teruay discharged By the Court He never had
1lfe, Is not the proprietor Of any children, and
never passed counterfeit money. The italian
who made the charges against him proves to be a
member Of one Of the worst gangs Of counter
feiters In the country, and was arrested while hur
rying out OF court when he found how things were
going. Hts name Ia PeteS1lo-
EAD TREATMENT.
John Nelch Sued DT. Lewis A. Sayrc, one OF our
most prominent and oldest physicians, for 81, 900
, 1870-06-20

Cured In this city last night, and one probably
fatal tonight Henry Wiley, young man, Has
5ears. Wiley slspped Mrs. Sparks, the mother Of
the young man, which led to tho result stated.
While the ofllcets were IN pursuit OF SPARKS,
the body nf Wiley WAS robbed pf
si1 dolIafa WIN. Lacy cursed and 1nsulted
Mrs. CorTtck, when her son rushed upon h!m with
drawn knife innictin9 wounds from which he
Will die. Frank English Was struck On The skull
With brick thrown By Charles Murphy, and is
now dytng. Dan Conkila Waa this afternoon
severely wounded by Pat Sullivan, who, WITH q
knife, inflicted very severe wounds on Conklna
head. It Ia thought he will not recover.
, 1870-06-20
PACIFIC.

Proposal to Sell ferba Hucnn Island
Indian OutrnEcS. etc.
GAN Fp.nc1sco June 18.-The Bulletin recon-
,,enns The sale Of one-hsH Of Yerba Buena Is
land 10 the Central Pacific Cos pany for quarter
Of q million dollars, the proceeds 70 be appfopt.-
this cry, thereby saving <'o,t00 a rear rect for
government Offices 1, ,,.h ..-
The freight car from the Erie Road, W1th ~
Unstable gauge, arrived here "ltnoue oseaA1ns
bulk.
The Indians attacked train Of sevefrl wagons
and twenty meh, near Camp Grant, Aizona, nay
II, captured and burned wagons, Killed 16, wound
Cd several Of the remainder, and ned 70 tae
mpuQtaEs.
, 1870-06-20

hzxe, coaiee1ae Of fuzs-e4xht dintrrtnt sys:sms
Of 6rrac8 bAnnx rifles, ra7f,fne4 ptetoa anu n, fe,
yoyets, each possessing distinct pecana.aae ~. nao
each being yafuable and ingenious imnsovemeuaS
on former s{srelns Also q sets or aeconHsmsats,
cartridge ,1xes, &c. The board subjected aH tne
AIMS to rfcjd experiments AMI tesis te result of
WHICH vii u promulgated ,aa1a eniy through rough
oflcial reports. Among those testea
one included several sent By European
msnutsctpsts, md row tn LEE By some Of the
Enrnnran governments, but although excellent
FeaIsons t}7ey we're found 70 be inferior to many
~ 3meg4caH tnventton- Hereafter the rtae for
infantry lad carh.ne and pistol for cayafJ will be
af The sa,nc system OF breach mechanism, and
cach With calibrc Of nfty inches. Al soon n
nc seiecttons Of this board 2fe introduced among
tte tToo1a, It Is thought they viii be armed and
tDuf,,r,t4l superior to any European armies
Tkc same ot1cerS hare a!so been
i' fes isr x cavalry, artillery, aud infantry. Tats
naTt OF tbetr iabors Is also rapidly approaching
rromplet1on. The Government printing once At
thc department headquazse1s being engaged IN
printing the final reports Intended fof Washington
Tley lave harmonazeA The tactics fof the three
arms Of service a fur rs practically, Introduced
inanE new and important crolutions, and atmplI-
fed The wholeeyste1n Of commands, establishing
rPon regulated and uniform sysrem- 4 commit.
tse Of TIC hoard sEe now ut Font hays, Kan,
where eight companies have assembled to allow
them to practically test theis rev tactics.
, 1870-06-20
Albany Cattle Market.

sFrci1l Despatch e The Chicago Tribune.
Albany, june 19.-Rece!pts Vt beercs, 5,s3D
Market Sc lower on common, good being the
same al last week. GIllce sold 70 Illinois, aver
aging 80 ios at 7.{c; ieoman Co.; Q: DO. aver
Sic; Eastman 80 Illinois, averaging
l,oe9 1hs, at exc; Rnnel 4 Vogelr
Rankin sold lot Of Missouri steer, averaging 1850
ne, at 6Ac. The market has ranged from &c. for
~ rs common stockers, up to SIC, for exra nice
Sheep, go received fully nc better; Kentucky
ntnhs avefaKtng O. hi. brought 1Sc; 0hios, aver
aging 70 III, II o:<c
Hoes-.*o arrived Three cAs corn fed, aveT-
aging $50 ~, sold 1t exc.
&llc1 CONS slow at So
, 1870-06-20
DAREN EXPEDITION.

A Generally Unsattsfactory Report.
NEW YoRk, June 19.-Adyiccs from Da!ten Ezpe
lltiou to May 80 are received. The weaIhef CON
tIuuts unfayosab!c, raining daily heavy, swelling
streams TO torrents, making It dit1cult to keep
working parties in nroytsIonA The surrey from
the Day Of san Bias had, however, proceeded twen. 2
ty-mlles The highest elevation WIS fonud TO be
sa9 feet and The elevation OF rivers 9s3 feet 1t IS
helitsed tue survey viii continued until the paI-
ties c9oss the dividing ridge and CON.
the 19ctnc side, who had gone some
distance ~ n,e byano, and were ahoqt fhe
1ea 1eaFe 191 tae Manonia The general health o.
and 8Eue. The men wera dtssatls1eI with Cap
IAN senHdges determination to prplong their
81 ssay yh,. On sae I isthm1s Five deserted from the
their endurance is taxed TO the utmost. aud that
longer stay n such climate would be danger
oua Most Of the men he.e worn ont their C3th-
Ing and shoes. The officers are little better OG.
Al the date Of the latest despatch he eTnedEtinn
dined on fresh potatoes, bects, and carrots,
, 1870-06-20

NEW ToRx, June ia Havana letter of the
Ill., gifes alleged trustworthy Information, fully
confirming the Captain Generals account Of the
capture Of nearly all the material Of the Upton
expedition, and the execution OF quito number
II The IrndtftRnfSfa
, 1870-06-20

MADRID, June 1s.-The Cortes passed the re-
formed penal code
1t IS r1mofed that the Carlst Junta voted BY two
majority In favor OF the restoration Of the luYusi
ton In Spain. --.
Petitions IN favor Of Montpensier for King arc
circulating here aud In theprovtnces. Represen-
tattonB were made In the Cores ycstertlaj that
, 1870-06-20
ST. LOUIS.
Fuc-TAxabfe Properly -Indcbted-
neh. and Assets, DC.

neh. and Assets, DC.
St. LoC1s. June 1s.-The box factory Of Amas
Pages, corner Of Second and Madison streets Was
burned about 9 O'Clock this morning. Loss about
fie,oOo-lnsu1ed 5000. Home Offices The 1unl-
bet gard ef Baeckley 4 Co., adjoining, was dam
asrh about 81 200. No Insurance.
The total taxable property Of this city, as Just
determined by nssessors, Is *147.9l4.a91
The body Of an Unknown man Was found yes
terday hanging from tree, at,our mile below
South St Louis. The body hung close to the
heen eaten by hogs. Other PORTIONS had been
picked by carton birdR. The body had evidently
hung there two month";
Tie 1o1al liabilities Of the city as ascertaned bF
the investigating committee nov examining var-
ons ocers, Is AZ; the aassets, &, LIS
ssG
The Republiean moved to Its new temporary
QUARTERS on the H1e Of the old building, yesterday.
and the paper will he issued rherefroM until tue
new permanent o11ce Is erected, ,.on1the corner Of
Third and Chestnut streets.
, 1870-06-20
FOREIGN.
The Pepe Condemns the Spirit Of
Emancipation in the Church.
Proposed Relief for Failure of
Crops In France.
ITALY,

PARts Jpuc 19.-L'Unsrf,y, TItramontanc organ,
publjsbcg the following dispatches:
RoaE, June 1s-Yes1ert!ay caraaa! 1o;1tt ;rat1zze,
cTfatalated the Pope on the occasion OF his en-
trance upon the twenty year OF Ills Pontl9cate.
and expressed the desire for dci.uttton Of the
reply, insisting on the change Of the spirit Of
emancipation IN the Church.
, 1870-06-20

PriZe-EiKht-Fath Accident - Rail-
road ACcfdcnt-x. N. Z. As-CoiIeEe
EomNacnccTnc0ts
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
IsD1ASAPo1ls, Ind, June 19.-Two bTuisera,
named Johnny Price and Johnny Morgan, fought
In ring, Just west Of the river and within mile
Of the city, between and O'Clock this morning,
for SIS Side. There were about 100 spectators
present Six rounds were fought, and Price was
punished terribly, Morgan winning the light.
E. F. sten1ns, highly respectable German cit.
xcr and mathematical instrument maker, Of
ibis city, accidentally Rhot himself Nth revolver
he wss cleaning on Saturday last
4 boy, about 10 yeara old, name unknown, VAS
freight trim, on the TcrTc lIaute road. lie was so
terz1tAy H.anglel as to he uurscognizah1e-
The arrangements are now about completed for
the International meeting Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, which meets IN this city on
Wednesday Of this week Provision has been
made for 1000 delegateA The commencement
exercises taxes place At the Charlottesville and
Greencastle College this week.
, 1870-06-20

FORTRESS MONROE, June 1.-THE military au-
thprItes were called On to drive the nero squat
Of the Fifth Artillery were sent out for that pur-
poSe.
, 1870-06-20
INDIANA
Republican Congressional Nomini

Republican Congressional Nomiun.
tions-A Correction.
1Githe Edits1 Of The Chicago 1t1bxns:
SIR: In the 75abnne's special despatch from In
ttIanapole, June 1G occur these words:
fuon. William Wiulans was Eenomlnated by the
Republican Convention at Goshen, to-day, for tho
Tenth District. The vote fto0L-W' 'uliRMs, 1a3 !;
Hascall, II. The appouents OF NituaMs presented
q femonstIauce against hts denomination, which
w25 laid upon the table without reading, where
upon ZONE three hundred delegates Withdrew, an.l
nominated General Milo 4. Haseall, who accepted,
and promised to canvass the district"
To this, ], as one Of the Secretaries Of the Con-
gTessIonal Convention at Goshen, beg leave TO
take exception, mud add few words explanatory
Of the facts.
Hon. VIM. WILLIAMS received, On the Arst ballot,
1a3s; votes: James I. Best, Tex votes; and CEN
cral N. s. Hnscau, 10 votes. Total. 17s- There
was memorial offered By some party entirely out
side the convention, which wHs tabled. No per
son Or persons tetshdrte from the convention. The
attendance Tas large--1,a0Q to 1,3D0-and the
whole proceeding, 80 far az the convention Waa col
cerncd, was entirely haImoniouE. About5 pei
cent Of the n1asa delegation from Noble County
refused to 20 into convention. Nearly 10 per ccn
Of the Lagrange County delegation stood Will
them. Whitley County WAS represented By abou
forty persons, sir Of whom, 1t vas said, refnset
to go into convention.
will not pretend to give any further account o.
the proceedings Of the Hascall faction, not having
attended the reported meeting. respectfully refe1
yon TO the published proceedings a the conven
ton In the Noble County Journal Of this t1ate-
y, VEAL.