ail pocsible despatch. It ia reported that the Bak, were about in this resolution. A still more re¬ The OlititiMt or France. Thk Chkvaukr Wkbb and tun Code op Interesting from Washington. YORK HERALD. GEN. GADSDEN AT THE WHITE HOUSE.DOUBTS NEW 21, screw, haa had her destination (Sooth America) markable plank in this Fremont party platform The New York organ of the French govern¬ Honor..The Courier and of COW* OORDOlf BEKSETT) to Halifax." Enquirer Monday CRRNING THE REPORTED TREATY WITH MEXICO. JAMKI changed is the emphatic declaration that Congress has the ment makes an appeal to the benevolent feelings last contained an introduc¬ THE STANISH DEMONSTRATION UPUN VERA CRUZ EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. The Hooae of waa in Beaaion yes¬ extraordinary article, NEWS FROM KANSAS.BUCHANAN Representatives constitutional to as well of the American in behalf of the French to a letter RATIFICATION bnt no boldness of waa power expel polygamy public tory long alleged to have been written MEETING, .FFICE N. W. CORNER OP NASSAU AND PULTON 8TS. terday, importance transact-, as of the rural ETC..; ed. The Senate did not meet slavery from the Territories. This simply people districts, who have lost their by a member of Congress, discussing the rights Washington, June 18,1864. means that if this is in harvest in of the overflow of the 6en. Gadsden called on Uie President to-day and bad a TERMA", «mA «« odMMww. Wall street was in a state of great excitement yes¬ party placed power they consequence of private belligerents who have long tongues THE Oil/. V HERALD. 2 jw / Oreat Britain. ur 96 to <>«« part W Know Nothing bolters of the sisting from year to year on the of their general THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS. KELLER'S EMPIRE H ALL, 596 Broadway.Biblical and pound, the avenge being 10£c. a 11c. The qua¬ produce in the House is and Mr. Mfm.ntnri TABLEAUX.VOCAL AND INSTHONBNYAL MCSIC. New who believe that the fields, are reduced to absolute starvation. Ou affray anticipated, FIRST SESSION. lity of the stock, however, was pronounced superior Jersey school, great alias of the Chevalier the to that offered last week. Previous rates for that threaten our liberties are these occasions it has been the has (an probably) proclaims DUBfiELDORF GALLERY, 497 Broadway.Valcarlb sheep dangers Popery, policy.it on which a free be House of Representative*. Baihyings and Statcaky.Martyhdon or Hess, Ac. and lambs were well sustained. Calves were in re¬ and the Irish Catholics? been a necessity.for tfic governments of principles fight may defended, June 1864. Archbishop Hughes either on the floor of the House or in the Washington, 18, quest at 4 a 7 cents per pound, according to quality. Does Commodore Stockton surrender! These France, since the Revolution, to take in haud, village THE CAPITOL KMIIKUJgHMKNTS. Hew York, Thursday, June 19, 1856. of "I have been in combats In the Philadelphia market yesterday beef cattle are serious obstacles that lie across the at whatever cost, the feeding of the un¬ Bladeneburg. personal Mr. Harrison introduced a resolution rcquosting th® directly and the Chevalier. President to inform tlio Houso what If were quite active, prices ranging from 9| to lOj track, and must be removed before the train can fortunate sufferers, who have remained pension¬ before, regret them," says (We measures, Malls for the Pacific. cents per pound. Sales reached 1,324 head. Sheep are aware ofhisexploits in the DuffGreen business, any, have been taken under the act of Congress ap¬ NEW HERALD.CALIFORNIA EDITION. run through. Then, again, the old whigs seem aries upon its bounty long after the waters sub¬ THE YOKE and lambs were in good supply, and sold at $3 a 45 the Cilley affair, and the Marshall hit in the propriating twenty-five thousand dollars to procure from Tbe United Slates steamship George law, Giptain Hern- to be in their here and there, and sided. The horrors of similar have Hiram the some work of head for the former, and $2 50 a $4 per head for stirring graves inundations "I all and the Powers, sculptor, art to orna¬ fa, will leave this port to-iuorrow afternoon, at two per threaten a resurrection in their shrouds furnished the painters of France with some of heel.) regret these, particularly ment the Capitol extension. Adopted. the latter. they which came near the area of .'clock, for Aspinwall. Edmonds. How are their most effective.because most familiar lost, limiting my SOMETHING AUDI T GOVERNOR REKDKR. of the The sales of cotton yesterday were confined to without the aid of Judge Tbe mails for California and other parts Pacific, themes. The revolts and riots to which freedom. But I am not a non-combatant. I of¬ Mr. Grow, (nigger worshipper) of Pa., said that forsom® at one o'clock. about 500 a 600 bales, closing without change in they to be kept down? In fact, the hard work of they Will close to fered my services to the government during the days past there hud appeared in tlio public prints what The New York Weekly Herald.California edition. Holders, notwithstanding thq America's the forces jost now begins in this first used give rise under the old regime constitute to be a letter from Governor Rcodcr to prices. opposition Mexican war, and I did not get the appointment purports lilm. Ia McUimng the latest intelligence from all ixirts of the news, continued firm in their views, while pur¬ difficult and of the track. some of the most passages of French justice to Mr. and to vindicato himself from an Im¬ heavyjob clearing thrilling of a I was well Rccder, warId. will be published at eleven o'clock in the morning. chasers were disposed to pause, and wait the re¬ '.Live Oak George Law," like a locomotive history. Brigadier, although qualified by putation of gross breach of confidence in publishing in ready for mailing, sixpence. services as a sous Lieutenant. I a ho declared that no Single copies, wrappers, ceipt of private letters by the steamer. Flour was attempting to jump a chasm in a railroad bridge, The inundation of this year appears to be my previous private communication, lette® wiB please send in their orders as early as pos¬ common am also a man, become had been received by him from Mr. Rccdor on any sub¬ Agents firmer, with more doing, and to good grades has gone down and gone under, leaving nothing even a more terrible visitation of the calamity religious having recently sible. advanced 5 to 10 cents per barrel. Prime wheat so, but I am not afraid to do my for all ject whatever. He made tiiis explanation that the forgery but the of his smoke stack above the than was witnessed in 1847. It is not to be duty be known to the was scarce and firm. Common to medium and fair top sticking that. If we not run from may public. The Hews. water. Mr. Fillmore and the intractablo anti- questioned but hundreds of thousands of persons 4may away danger,' Mr. Phelps, (dem.) of Mo., said the letter to which th® of the qualities sold freely, without change of importance can we not defend ourselves in the way we think Tbe second day's proceedings Republican Popery '-Americans," however, unless they are will become dependent on the government for gentleman just referred was addressed to Mr. Grove, of' National Convention are fully reported in oar co- in prices. Corn was quiet; sales confined best ? If we have no chance in a row, by all Kansas, purjiortiiig to have been written from this city to inferior to sound Western at whipped in, or coaxed back in some way, will food. How can that demand be supplied ! by Mr. Kceder, and in which ullusion is made to the Wy- lnmns this morning. A platform wis presented by good mixed, means let us go to the code of honor and avail andott tlrat. a 45c. and white were off thousand In the last annual report of the Credit Mobilier, Mr. Wilmot and adopted. It is mainly composed 41c. Prime yellow quite firm, probably carry twenty-five opposi¬ ourselves of all the chances of etiquette. In Mr. Grow, replied that his object was merely to cleaE with little or none offering. Pork was firmer, tion votes in the State of New York alone to the an analysis of which we published some days himself from any connection with the letter. .f familiar antislavery declarations, winding these matters we are told man must act ac¬ REPORT ON TIIK SVMNKR ASSAULT. mess 25. was it is as one of the merits of every with a fling at the Ostend Conference with sales of at $19 Lard firm at 11c. ticket of Fillmore and Donclson, when the since, urged leading Mr. Camfhkll, (nigger worshipper) of Ohio, gave notiO®< op cording to his own convictions, (which rule, by that he on next endeavor to tuko an endorsement of the Pacific Rail¬ a 11 Jc. Short and long middles of bacon were sold whole of the forces of the to be the concern that it had, in trying times, coine would, Monday, up tb® furoe, opposition North, the leads to many other kinds of convictions). report of the Select Committee on the Sumner assault. road project, and the old whig doctrine at 10jc. a 101 c. Sugars were less active, but prices effective, must be concentrated upon Fremont. boldly to the support of the government, and by by, Adjourned. continued firm, with sales of 800 a 900 hhds. Cuba Therefore let us build up a sound opinion in the regarding river and harbor improvements, and a po- The Philadelphia fusionists, in convention, will its example and pecuniary aid enabled the Em¬ New York Statu Convention. at full Molasses was with sales of New let it know that the duel is now to be our Temperance lte invitation to voters of foreign birth to support prices. firm, doubtless nominate their candidate for Vice-Pre¬ peror to surmount obstacles of no ordinary North, Alhaxy, Juno 18, 1854. ballot Fremont was Orleans at 52c., and Porto Rico at 45c. Coffee was arbitrament, and that we will speak our minds at the party. On the first John C. sident and close up their labors to-day; but the character. Nor is there any reason to question The semi-annual meeting of the State Tenqierance So¬ as the candidate for the Pre- quiet. Freights were firm. To Liverpool about all hazards, sink or swim, live or die." Well done, convened in this An address was read Bominakd republican real we of the the accuracy ol the boast. The directors of the ciety city to-day. a unanimous vote. The result was 50,000 bushels of grain were engaged at 6d. a 7d., work, say, collecting together the Chevalier 1 The is safe. But would Mr. E. C. President of the Society. On mo¬ deney, by nearly loose materials of the North is still to Credit Mobilier might, in fact, have said more. country by Dclavan, received with the greatest enthusiasm. The ballot¬ in bulk and bags, and floor at 2s. 3d. a 2s. 4Jd. a opposition it not be well to consider the duty of courtesy as tion of Amasa McCoy, a committee of nine was appointed was at 2s. a be done. The Fremont cause will doubtless have have said that they were the finan¬ to business for the Convention. the for a candidate for Vice President wis postponed 2s 6d. To London flour 9d. 2s. lOid. they might well as the of not a report During ab¬ ing cial of the that without right shooting.should peni¬ of Mr. of antil to-day. asked, and wheat at 9d. a 9£d., in bags. plenty of money, books, pamphlets, pictorials, backstay government; tent of the church recommend forbearance and sence the committee, Thompson, Massachusetts, the arrival of the America at Hali¬ songs, transparencies, and agitation in every their encouragement the Emperor would never addressed the Convention. Letters in furtherance of th®- By steamship as well as gunpowder ? of the Convention wore from the State Tem¬ we have three later news from The Philadelphia Fusion Convention.Fre¬ and and have overcome the difficulties which drove him to charity objects read, fax yesterday days shape form; they will, furthermore, This war of at the perance of New from Mr. of on of mont Nominated.Clear the Track I the Orleans much less vituperation began North. Society Hampshire, Bartlett, Europe. The anxiety in England the subject have the stimulus of a clean sweep of the public sequestrate property, paid and the of and B. of Tompkins. The Convention The results of the Fusion Con- war. It is the rhetoric of the Tribune logic Poughkecpsio, Joy, Mr. Crampton's anticipated dismissal had become Philadelphia On the other hand, while there is no¬ his share of the cost of the Eastern For then took a recess till 3 o'clock. vention of the anti-administration elements of plunder. Bcecher and Garrison. The whole difficulty of intense, and in both Houses of Parliament interpel¬ thing of enthusiasm in the name or of Mr. they, and they alone, have succeededeals oven uled Diltou's imported liquor ter to arbitration. The French Emperor, history republic? sides, then, go some one else to use. nimously. through ment of the masses of the North. o work in earnest and clear the track! skilful puffing it obtained from its creator and dy.for The sixth resolution refers to the fact that the opinions the Morning Post.which is considered his London opposition of iHiniel Lord and other lawyers against any and every This sentiment for Fremont has been too patron, the Emperor, which led to a state of prohibitory law as unconstitutional, were also unanimous¬ the credit of having used every effort plainly TBS &ATSIT BSWS. overruled. organ.claims manifest for a week or two to be doubted or from Mexico.The Threatened in which man who has ly is remove these unhappy complications. The con- Important society every twenty The resolutions were discussed till 6 P. M., when a re¬ and rifled with. The manufacturers of War with Spain. francs saved, naturally invests them in a venture cess w as taken till 7, to hear an address from Dr. Tyng. duct 9f the Comte de Sartiges, tbf u* Philadelphia BV MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELEGRAPHS. At 7 o'clock Dr. Tyng was not present, but Dr. MArsh, The arrival of the steamer Texas at New Or¬ n the stockmarket. Hence.in the hope of profit ol' Hew in c ol' hun. the Courrter de$ iZtati ArC evidences Presidents ind public opinion have, therefore, York, spoke p!u< leans us in possession of advices from Mexico on a re-sale.the enormous for stock The Luteal from of the sincerity of this declaration. The inun¬ like the democratic jugglers at Cincinnati, only puts subscriptions Philadelphia. Fatal Railroad Accident. to June the 8th, one week later than those pre¬ in Louis s loans: hence the INDIGNATION OF TXE KNOW NOTHINGS.DIFFICULTY dations at Lyons and other parts of France made a virtue of in seconding the nomi¬ Napoleon apparent THE A CANDIDATE FOlt VICE I'KE- Judo 1856. necessity Their are IN SELECTION OF Hartford, 18, had caused an immense destruction of proper¬ nation in each case fixed the viously received. contents important plethora of money and lavish expenditure at 6IDEKT, ETC. David Driscoll, of this city, iu juin|iing from the South¬ upon by prevailing Juno 1858. ty. Ten millions of francs hid been voted for of the the as indicating the movements ofSpain, and policy Paris. But.when we add that the Credit Mobi¬ Philadelphia, 18, ern express train as it entered the city last evening, was- opinion parly tliroughout country. Mr. Giddingg made a terrible blunder this afternoon in the relief of the sufferers, and the Emperor had left if Messrs. Pierce and when driven of France in connection with them. The Mexican lier still retains its position in the financial world, caught under the wheels and futally injured, lie leaves And Douglas getting the communication from the North Americans a for the provinces to superintend the distribution of to government refuses to receive the Spanish Minis¬ and that its are more expanded than wife and family. He lived one hour after the accident. of M. late admi¬ to the wall at Cincinnati, gracefully gave way operations laid on the table. Tliurlow Weed and others crowded foe money. Tbe liabilities Place, ter or to entertain his proposition in regard to ever.it will at once be seen that the stability of round and made him take the back track. The are estimated Mr. Buchanan, their self-sacrificing magnanimity him, Our Venezuelan Correspondence. nistrator of the Credit Mobilier, at until the fleet is withdrawn. were and falls short of that of Nathaniel P. Banks, W. H. the Spanish claims the expansion it has created, like its own, and North Americans ferociously indignant, said, C 1856. millions of francs. out their ar.'-''.vs, Venezuela, May 21, eighteen and at It has two objects to attain by this passive atti¬ consequently the financial condition of the gov¬ though the Philistines might have put eyes, they Dissolution Congress.The PlacetI at the Entire The fleet sent Spain to Mexico is reported to Seward, Judge McLean Gov. Chase, like the about tbcir ears. of Country by tude. In the first it throws the onus of ac¬ are all the would, Samson, pull temple Control the the Cho¬ number eleven of the line, three frigates, two of whom declined the honors place ernment, conjointly dependent upon Mr. of and others told the Convention of President.Dreadful Parages of ships Philadelphia.all on in the it Cleveland, Mass., lera, tic. and four steamers. a nomination in advance of the tion the Spanish government; next, soundness of the principle on which the Credit that would lose New corvettes of Presidential very plaiuly they every England The Congress was dissolved on the 8th Inst., after tha» is so critical that time for the of the money, if pay Mobilier rests. vote. Senator Wilson has been to smooth the The Italian question becoming first ballot. It must be conceded that, to an ex¬ gains payment trying passage of an act increasing the number of provinces from, another it must. matter over with the North but some of them Count Cavour is obliged to undertake jour¬ traordinary extent, the saving qualities of con¬ That principle is very simple. Fifty persons, Americans, sixteen to twenty-one, declaring the functions of all tha> that lias announced a arti¬ it is too uud that they were insulted beyond ney to Paris. It is said Mazzini cession, conciliation and compromise among the We publish in another column curious instead of keeping their money and using it, say late, old Governors at an end, ami authorizing the President to- his intention of retiring from political life, and end¬ cle from the Trait d' Union, the French organ in it to one of their number in order that apology. uppoint new ones for the twenty-one provinces. All mem¬ mixed and multitudinous commission at Phila¬ give The nomination of Fremont creates no great excite¬ the remainder of his days in America. a doubt from the bers of Congress, cither of the House or Senate, whether ing w ere to a harmonious nomi¬ Mexico, emanating without he may use it for all. The problem is, will he but Mr. Buchanan's friends are a Utile afraid of it. readers will be to learn that the new delphia indispensable ment, their time had expired or not, were also to cease their, Our glad in French in that and therefore to make more of it than the whole would have take heart of from the North Americans. submarine cable, which is to form the nation ; but never before, any party Presiden¬ legation city, fifty They grace functions, so that on ontlro new Congress may bo clocked telegraph as semi-official Taken in connec¬ And the accord¬ Caucus is hard at work for the iVioo Presidency. link in the connection between London and tial Convention within our recollection, has this be regarded done separately? answer, King in August. It is understood that the President Is to de¬ first Sar- econo¬ Senator Wilson has been requested by several delega¬ signate the members who are to bo elected through the- on the of June. It will idea of for the cause and tion with the recent movements of Count to our American notions of political Mew York, left I.ondon 2d great everything nothing ing tions to allow his name to be used in Convention, but he newly upiKiintcd Governors ; auil of course no citiauu will, and the views enunciated the Paris that he will au ag¬ to vote lor member who is not thus nomi¬ he laid down across the (iulf of St. Lawrence to¬ for men. been so strikingly illustrated. There is tiges by jour¬ my is, not; because, though positively declines. The feeling sccm3 to run in favor of presume any this to us with sum more lucrative than nated. wards the end of this or the beginning of next something in this ominous of a resolute and des¬ nals, article appears pregnant gregate is undoubtedly some old conservative whig, liko William L. liayton, or The President lins not been declared " Dictator," at. month, and it is expected that the whole line will the and demo¬ menace. In the face of these movements a war several smaller sums, yet the animus of A. C. M. of New Jersey. In the best inform¬ was contemplated, but the new Congress wlU bo under perate tight with Pierce Buchanan separate Pennington, his immediate and will act as he de¬ within a and a half. in more be ed ft is will be the man. With control, precisely he in successful operation year cracy. and no mistake. with Spain would be popular Mexico. Our the party using the money is to regarded quarters thought Dayton sires, thus relieving him from any responsibility to tha- The money market had undergone no change since private advices inform us that an alliance with still, aB a cause of gain. If the money of the Young Jwierica and democracy at tho head of the ticket, p< ople. Who can say alter this tlmt lus Excellency Gene¬ of the Consols on the fith iust. The platform of this Convention is a most re¬ they want conservatism and whiggism at the tail. ral .Jose Tadeo Momigas is not a wise maul* We shall see- the sailing Arsgo. the United States is very generally talked of whole fifty belonged to the administrator, he What another year will bring forth. a !i41. Tbe bullion in the bank had markable of mechanism, and ro-a-ris with Others desire to conciliate Pennsylvania by giving her The has to Caracas with all its direful, closed at 94^ piece there. The hatred of the half breed would make more of it than the would in cholera returned increased £*26,000. Cotton had declined one-six¬ the Cincinnati platform we have the elements population fifty Johnston, but a a good many Pcuusylvauhuu say he can¬ consequences. The troops have been almost annihilated. of Mexico to the is well known, and each a but as he only owns a fif¬ not Lis own State. teenth of a penny on middling, and one eighth on thus laid down of a regularly organized sectional Spaniurds using fiftieth; carry w ould no doubt be to call in our aid to tieth of the whole amount he has in his hands, At the instant the result of the ballntting In Convention City Intelligence. fair Breadstuff's were flan, with a tntling on filibusters, Kansas and they glad quality. contest niggers. squat¬ was declared an American flag, bearing Fremont's name, Tub Wkatiif.r ..A heavy rain storin visited the city yee- in some of wheat. Provisions repel the haughty demands of their old oppressors, the law is that he will evince lees care, prudence advance descriptions ter sovereignty. The Philadelphia coalition plat¬ was raised from the platform, and the broad (tenant, in¬ tcrday, which coutiuucd up to u late lionr last night. It- unsettled. since are made at a time when a and in the management of the same were form may be thus summed up, with the names of especially they foresight scribed "John C. Fremont for President," was drawn was very welcome, as the city was full of dust, und it is- the arrival of the Texas at New is to relieve than the owners and therefore that he reach¬ By steamship the different architects, as far as our information patriotic government endeavoring would, across the platform In front of the Speaker's desk, to be hoped that this visitation will rid us of it for a. Orleans we have news from the city of Mexico to the from its embarrassments and raise it will make less than This appears to be ing from end to ctid of the hail. time. It cannot but have an excellent efl'eet on the yount extends:. country they. s und soon to come in, and indeed u|>on alii from Vera Cruz to the bth inst. There were also from the windows to noti¬ potutoi corn, the 5th and from the depth of degradation in which it has been conclusive against the Credit Mobilicr in the Unnucrs displayed vegetation. Let it jsiur; we have hail dry weather enough. First.The tripod of the Declaration of Inde¬ within the hall were existed a great excitemont, caused by differences the infamous rule of their prede¬ long run; and consequently against the whole fy outsiders, and the shouts caught Military..Tho Ninth Kegiment paraded to llamiltom and the ar¬ the Constitution, and the Union..Nkw plunged by and echoed the crowd in the streets. between the Congress and Cabinet, by pendence. cessors. financial state of France. up by square on Tuesday, for drill and parade, commanded by rival of the at Vera Crux. On Yokk Herald. Outside the hall the enthusiasm appeared to be equally as Col. Pitkin. The rank and Mo turned out In full Spanish squadron The of war on Mexioo It is to be that M. Place's failure is not difli- force,, the former subject, onr correspondent at the city of Second.The denial of any power in Congress, project Spain making hoped great as it had been inside, anil it would have boun and did very well. Two companies of Continentals also- the of claims of the but it looks un¬ find the former could linvo coino paraded on Tuesday. furnishes an able letter, which shews that to assistance to for payment Spanish appears the beginning convulsion; cult to where opposition Mexico or anywhere else, give legal in the streets and endorsod tho A iarm o» Fjkk..The alarm of fire for the Eighth dis¬ to the want of a un¬ to have created as much astonishment in commonly like it. All these Bonapartists and from. Groni* gathered the difficulty was owing proper in McLean. Tlio last evening, about 7 o'clock, was caused by smoka- the slavery any Territory..Judge as in this It seems such have lived and spent more action of the Convention unreservedly. headquar¬ trict, derstanding of the section of plan of Ayntla assertion of the in Con¬ England country. stockjobbers high, 'uational Club of New York im¬ seen issuing from tlic building No. 81 Dey street, occu¬ Third.The power that some of them must ters of the Fremont was, which for the election of a President ad '. an out of the way for a like than they curncd; Nelson Wells A dealers in fish. It provided gress to in the Territories those twin policy country money mediately after the ft' ®Tmcement of Mr. Fremont's nomi¬ pied by Co., appears- interim. Comonfort's enemies argned that General prohibit to in face of the attitude of the fail is and when begin, no one can aud and that Mr. Wells is in the habit ot smoking hsh in the store,, Spain adopt clear, they nation, the scene ot. great bustle excitement, and on the store last make a firs, as ad in- relics of barbarism, polygamy and slavery.". closing night tliey up Alvarez being appointed only President United States toward Cuba. But the chances tell where they will end. Should their failure flags were liberally distributed, bearing the naino of tor lliut purpose, lea\ iug_the smoke to find its way out at. terim, could not delegate the Executive authority to Judge McLean. a famine in the and Fremont. the scuttle. Tlic weather being stormy, the smoke waa. are that the movement did not originate here, be simultaneous with South, heat down and forced its out at the front windows. another If Congress had sustained this view, Fourth.A tremendous constitutional onslaught This a crowded meeting was held at National way person. It is return of a discontented from the evening . " but in the Spanish peninsula. probably the army East, Hoy Dkowskd..Baldwin Roblnaon, aged 12 years, wag it was that Degollados or Ocampo would 1« u|)On our Pierce administration and the border Hull, ut which David Wilmot and others addressed the thought some feint or other.a preparatory movement of a revolution may be the result. drowned near the Bridge street ferry, on Tuesday, tha« elected. To parry this blow, Comonfort reestab¬ ruffians."' with a full schedule of their citizens. savage some kind to the out of the At all events. Louis Napoleon will have enough Mmvioirr. 17th mst., about 12 o'clock, in attempting U> get uikjdh the but as the former Coun¬ get Spanish troops some in the water, llis could not bo> lished Privy Council; atrocities in Kansas..Governor Rceder. North Americans arc a at the iogs lying body to his he country in order to prepare for a coup d\lat or to do at home without meddling with Costa ltica Tho holding meeting found, lie had on blown pantaloons und wliilu shirt,, cil was opposed views, displaced Fif th.A declaration in favor of the immediate Franklin and were made. They and resided at No. 13 Charles street. in and new revolution. Queen Christina has been or the United States. House, several sjieecbes all who were deputies Congress admission of Kansas as a free State..W. H. living insist ujton hav ing Johnston for Vice President, and an I'mi is Wurr Twxi.rrn Ntkfkt..Shortly nftor 8 o'clock: vacancies with his friends. The at Malmaison, near Paris, on terms of filled the Seward. lately great Singular Document Coming Oct..We clip apology for the manner In which their communication n Wednesday morning, a tiro broke out in the manu¬ thus reorganized, has authority to with the of the the the Convention. No. s Council being Sixth.The of " the intimacy Empress French, the following ominous warning from the columns was treated by factory of Jumes Conkwright, 14 West Twelfth treet, nominate a President ad interim. Both parties had, indignant repudiation and the all invete¬ The committee by the New between Ninth and Tenth avenues. .Tho firemen wera of the Ostend manifesto.. Jerome Bonnpartas Murats, of the Louisville Journal:. appointed YorkfConvcntion however, proposed compromises. A proposition has highwayman's plea" rate no one knows what schemes of w hich George inw was the chairman, to confer witli romptly on the sp< t nnd soon extinguished the fire. At plotters: they 8u fur art Mr. Buclinnan's conduct towards Hrnry Clay tlie men were nt work iu the fac¬ into the decree Fruncis P. Blair. a one. soon the are now in session with the committee be time the llr< broke been introduced Congress declaring not have hatched between and with Is com »i ncd, bin record Is most ncciltaod As its Convention, The tire whs caused the over of soma may them, hands tha document we we wua referred this afternoon. tory. by boiling which reorganizes the Privy Council illegal. It was Seventh.In favor of a Pacific Railroad and an wo cnii lay our upon want, to which the communication tornpetition lor rooting, with which Mr. Conkwright wan the aid of Girardin of the J'rme. shall make this abundantly manliest. Henry Clay is The l< stotho will amount in the end agreed that the new councillors should emigrant wagon road..Live Oak George Law. but tie did not die without h aving in Uis own bund- trying experiments. building It would be a curious thing if, after all, the dead ; Col> Fremont's Nomination at Boston. o about *-00, und to stock about 8150. No insurance. resign, and that Congress should refuse to accept Eighth.in favor of river aud harbor appro¬ w riling the most damning testimony ugalnst James Bu¬ Boston, Juno 18, 1856. of Alvarez. The Cabinet had real solution of the Cuban difficulty were by a chanan. lu mercy he spared Mr. B. for nearly a quarter Tlic Ttirf. the resignation post priations..George Law. oi it but near the close of his illustrious life he Otic hundred guns were fired hero this evening on the declaration of war Mexico.an century; of in FASHION L. I..SECOND DAY. lively refused to receive the new Spanish Minister Ninth.Knocks the Know in the by Spain against deemed an exposition Mr. Buchanan's conduct tlio announcement of Oil. Fremont's nomination for the Pre¬ COCKU, Nothings head. to the American for de¬ < election of ('resident in lb;i6 duo to his owu Should the weather prove may look for ao long as his demands were backed by the presence and appeal by Mexico people iingressionnl he made it. sidency. The Young Men's Republican Club brilliantly propitious,|we .Senator Wilson Thaddeus Stevens. uDie w ith jwsterlty.and two great contests to-day. Tin first race will bo between of a fleet of vessels of war, and it was thought that fence.the victorious march often thousand Ame¬ Illuminated tlieir headquarters. For of these original authorities see likely there is something in this. The Nicholas 1. and mile heals. Tho second raca would not gain anything by the mission. An proof ricans could be raised and Very Prioress, ftp&in Nkw York Herald of a week or so (they easily enough late correspondence of Mr. of the will he between l'ryor and Florida, four tnilo heats. adlianoe with the United States was advocated by ago. Jud published private Departure Niagara. Mmiild the conditimt of the trad admit of fast paid out of the church revenues) through Mexico to us Borne curious secrets 1858. time, this Generals Santa Anna and Woll h., i been McLean's letter on slavery. George Law's late and the Cluy revealed very Boston, Juno, 18, n.ay be ono of the quickest races ever run. l'ryor is many. .the defeat of the Spaniards, capture of tnell sailed nt noon to¬ noted as having beaten Is-comM at New and as deserters by the military commission. K]KM«b. W. II. Seward's late speech in tin- Senate concerning the nomination of Gen. Taylor in The royal steamship Niagara Orleans, published Cuba the Americans under the Mexican flag, with 133 lor I.iv« r|«iol, and 21 for Halifax. Flofkle as Hie winner nt Hultimore. Augusta is also The Jesuits ware about to be deprived of their on Kansas, and Senator Wilson's original decla¬ by 184H. showing that although Mr. Clay kept quiet day passengers c-ntert d for this race, but it Is not iiositlvcly known thai way of punishment. But things strauger have Mm look out neatly a million dollars in s|iccio. the will npi-our. property, and the decree of Santa A una for their ration that he was resolved to smash up this by during the canvass, he still jotted down his restoration revoked. Don Buenaventura Vivo had Know Nothing party into ten thousand frag- happened. wrongs and his treacherous friends for the benefit Markets. Affray and Murder in Cincinnati Oka returned to Mexico. it is ('iiAiti icroN. June 17,1856. Man Ktiijin and Am mum FaTai.lt Wouxmeo..An affray merits on the rock of the slavery question, Ac. Wantkd, Fokthwith.A good, graphic, com¬ of history. In this view, highly probable Cotton.Pales to day 4.700 liules. at au advance since on rr< d about half past eleven o'clock lost night, at tha the latest arrivals from Engl md we are in¬ of a >ac. Middling fitir is quoted at 12c. (lei era! Peon cotfee on Water West of By Tlie cool and unceremonious style in which and history of the birth, growth, ex¬ that the whole history and mystery of the charge Friday »jc. June 1868. house, street, Main, formed of the departure of vessels of war from dif¬ pact complete Oswwio, 18, dui ini v.h li a man named Thomns UeKee drew a knifa the |K»or Know Nothings are turned adrift is cer¬ pansion. decline, collapse, death Hiid burial of the of -bargain nnd corruption" against Mr. Clay in Wheat Is in good demand; sales to day, 40,000 bushels, and stabbed one l'eti r MrCuhe twioe in the abdomen, kill¬ ferent bound to the Cauadian coast. The at 15 for white Indiana, 81 08 for Coicago spring, ntni him almost lie then attacked another man dockyards a bold move, and we are not cer¬ for use election of J. Q. Adams as 81 ing instantly, ns the following information:."A tainly exactly late great Know Nothing party, tiie of the House President, early Initio day 11 (>4 u $1 06 for red Indiana. Corn.Sales named Thomas Holding, cutting him two or throe times Arago brought ullu«t, lit on his nnd of a character to on tain how it will turn out; but we suppose that all the blockheads of the was hunted up by Mr. Clay and put ujkju record la-1. night 10,000 bushels, 38;^c. Rye.20,000 body, InOlcthig wounds such despatch from Plymouth Liverpool, dated political day during l.u-ln-ls Canadian, nt 7tm. Freights are firmer.Wheat, Hint It is thought to lie iiu|M>y>dhlo for him to recover. Mo- knows use. well. Let us have to Monday night, June 3, says the Anchor, 14, screw, Senator Wilson, who all the mysteries of this Presidential contest. Sealed proposals, we for future Very the l!l*,c. and corn 11c., New York, lake Imports, Hoc then fled to Geo. Kelsoy's hoarding house, on Front lias been the dark lantern, and Thaddeus Stevens, who daie be received the K. N. of letter. Lot us see what it is. The fire will b 48.000 lots In is w Ileal and 30,000 corn; export*, AO,000 street, lienr Walnut, where he was arrested and taken to Captain Heathcote, ordered, by electric «