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LJjMWy-W«B-vm *■*“>*' MORN1NO. JUNK 15. *56. „ ;i.vseiiiS ; ?' -J:- jai&#Kia»3iiKj& ■ ■- - min P. W. ALEXANDER * CO., fiir»»4 mmr Muwifc Iriday Homing. fane & •V TELEQRAPH FOB THE REPUBLICAN. HjTtOM EUROPE. .~4«Mr4f •TKAHSHIP ATLANTIC. LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR CICITINQ HEWk. . AmU« A4»nn la Catloa. Niw-Yun, Join IS. Th* Ailuila hu wind with n««» to th.Snd . nirkeUi Molligan’a clrcuJnr says cotton is actlva# with I •peculativu demand. Prices bays' advanced I W Balts of tho week, 15*1,500oales. of which spsett*' latora took 86,000, and exporters 5,000. Sales, on Friday l ths day previous to the salting ol tbs steam* •r, 30,000 balsa-halt of whfch.WM to tbs tYed#.—, Marks! dosed steady. Fair Orleans.. • ••-- 7 l*8d Middling • n-lld. Fair Uplands. »*»»** %♦■♦•**«» «*’*♦*»»♦ * 7*8d Middling «7*lfld. Stock in port 580,000 bales, including 331.000 American. Breadstuff* are generally unchanged. Closed dull. Provisions steady. Slight sdvsncs. Naval ■torts activo and unchanged. Mousy is easier. American Stocks active, with slight advance. Consuls had advanced to 93 6 8. general news. The news from the Crimea is'highly important. The allios have taken Kartell, situated on ' the •trait betwcuh the tea of Azuff and the Black Sta. They have also takyn tho Russian camp on th# Tchersunaya, and have gained Important success es before Sevastopol. [SECOND PtSPATCM.] On the night of the 83d and morning of tbs 33d tbs French drove the-Ruaaiaos from an important position before Sevastopol called tbs Place d’Ar- mte. The killed and vouodod on both aides ■mounted to 8,000. Tbs Fronch have retained their position. The Allies seised and retained the Rnaalan line of delencss on the Tchersooaya with scarcely hauls* '• The Rnnfani retreated to the hills. A secret expedition, composed ol 30,000 men and 14 steamers look the fortress ol Kertch. The Rui* aiana blew up their own mag .since on both aides of tbs at rail, and sunk four steamers and ihiriy transports, besides destroying a half million sacks of broedatufls. Tbs Allies now have 14 steamers in the sea of AsofT. The Allies also drsiroyed the Russian raagaxinea in the inland town of Ardbat, as also the shot iriell foundry’noanKfrich. ■ The garrison near Sevastopol draw moat ofihelr supplies from the sea of Azoff, and it is probable that the fall of KcUcIi, and the occupation of tho sea ot AsofT will have a speedy Influence upon the siege. it la rumored in Paris that Gen- Pcllitsler had attacked and routed Liprandi, and that Geo. Can* roben was wounded and a French General was killed. It is reported in Dantxb that tho first division of the Russian gun-hosts had niovod to Rigs. The Frontal squadron sailed trom Ktol, and the English squadron was last reported at Nargin. A British steamer boarded an American ship and lnund by bilie ot lading on board that »hu had just discharged 50,000 ufl,a and 10,000 revolvers in a Russian port. It ia rumored that the Grand Duko Constantins baa resigned th* command ol the Russian navy, and that the peace party at S». Petersburg is in tha ascendancy. It U said that Belgium will furnish 30,000 m4n for the'Allies From Shanghai wo learn that the insurgents' advance in tho int.-rilr has led t*» the belief that it might affect the expert trado ol ihat place. Canton ia threatened wnh a famine. U..mbay letters stare that a formidable English •xp-dtiumu about to commence operation* against the Shah ot Persia. It is said t''at the British Etst India fleet will rendezvous at Japan, andtbvn proceed northward to the Russian settlements. {Mailing wf list) Pacific. New Y..gg, June 13 * The steamship Pacific aailad to day for Europe With a million and a half of specie on board. drw.uki.i Ariau.’tt»«4™ii WII, AracM . Usssrd, dry goods nsrtkaaU, No. it OMataat attest, was drowned yeetttdey aftarooon tn the Dataware, ■ssrfstti’s latasd. .Mr. Arnold win on board tha sail boat ‘Fly-away Fanny,' la eompany with one or two •ssQa«aa t wlia« bo was atmo* by. tha boom and bnaakad avsvboard. lUarsppesadtkalka was stub- •4 by tbs blow. The persona on board wars nnsbls •o render tha unfouaaaW genttaasa any aaaWlanet— Tbs bsdy baa not baSn recoVarad, The daoesaad sraa bnt about twenty-eight years of lie, Ha ?aa angagad ts be married to a young lady ^iafflnfteb, N, The'dfteiiedwM well known and eatotmed | 0 Savannah, where ha has many relatives* and •mong ihnnt a brother, Mr. Chae. S. Arnold, ofths firm of Padslfqttl, Fay & Co. 13^* Judge Hiram Warner has been nominated for Congress by tho Democrats of the fourth, ip* stead bl tho filth district, is wo srronsousl/ statsd; yssisrday.*. . • . Hun. John II. Lumpkin till raeelvea tbs numb nation in the filth district, u.Wo learn fruit* an el' Ua, front tho Caasvills Standard. tSTWa ary Indebted id Mr. Chat. Orant, Treasurer pf the Saysonah, Albany St Gulf Hall* road ouihpany, for a copy of the teoond annual re-' port of tha President, and Directors, Includlog tha reporta of the Chief Engineer, Mr. Edgar L. llofiut, and tho Treasurer. • .* ; QF*'Vo would refer tha reader to tho adver* tissment of iho Moultrie House, on 8ullivan’s Ia ’ land, una ol tho pleasantost summer reaorta in Ihe South. New Orleans Quarantine. The New Orleans papers bring us the procla mation of tins Mayor of that city, establishing quarantine demotion of tan days, from all places within the tropics, and also from Charleston and Savannah. The Charleston Mercury c'rrcbtly ob serves, that tboro is something a little burlesquo in this, and for the rest it ia so unreasonable, that ws must suppose the leading object or the Mayor is to bring quarantine regulations iuto odium and con tempt. Tropical regions aro not necessarily more sickly than others. Tho object of Quarantine ia to keep out contagious diseases. Its enforcement is only justified by proof that auch disease prevails. Wo have seen no ‘evidence that tho tropical world .was suffering generally under any dangerous malady. In Let, Now Orleans itsell aoama at pro* sent to be chief sufferer from cpidemio diseases. It has Jess to fear from abroad than all the real has to fear Irom lie contact. But the Mayor or New Orleans crowns his ab surdities by placing under interdict Charleston and Savannah—cities which thus far have been entirely exempt Irom epidemic disease, and have enjoyed a full degree ol general health. We cannot but. repeat our conviction that he fa trying to bring Quarantine into contempt by loading it with such oppressive restriction. It was lor a similar reason; wo presume, that the auihorities of Havana have imposed a Quarantine of fourteen days upon ves* •ala from Ntw Orleans. Later from Havana ami Key West. - By the arrival ofiho Isabel, we are in receipt of later intelligence from Havana and Key West. The health «>l Havana had improved. Tho yel low U-vcr had almost entirely disappeared, tod there were no cases of amall pox in the city, and but a few oulsido the walla. A rumor was circulating in tho Island to the effect, ihat tW Creoles, out of disappointment ut the failure of tholr plans to throw off iho Spanish yoke, have determined to enter into negotiations with iho anti-slavery party in Great Britain and tho Un-tod Siitii-a, and pledge themselves to eman cipate the negroes, upon itfo independence ol Cuba being assured in return. From the freedom with which this was spoken of in almost every circlo, a leitor writer saya;''it would appea'r as though some auch plan had been agreed upon*," and yel we are disposed to b-.-lievb, with Sir Charles Coldstream, that “ihoro's nothing in it." ,]t is merely a Cuban rumor—nothing muro. There was another rumor afloat, that Captain General Concha had been recalled. Folig sailed lur Spain the 1st Inst, in a Spanish merchant slop. Four Chinese laborer* had bceu garruted at Ctndenas, for the murder of tho over* •ear of thu.i'stato ^pun which they had b->en cm* ployed. All viuuola arrivin* at Uavuna from New Oilcan* arc subjected to tnurlcen days quarantine This reminds one of tho saying, of carrying coals .to Nv*iM*t’o Boston, Mass.,JunsCth, 1855. Our Sim:—Mora .than three weeks ago, lit compliance.with my promise, 1 wrols lo you, glv* log my opinions of tljonow political .organisation, commonly known si ’ M Know Nolblnis l ir or tho American party, 1 did not lakto RntlH reached Augusta, on the way here, tM* 758 bad not fecolv* sd It. If it should yal soma to hand, I wish you to publish U, at It Was a muah fuller hod mots caro- luUf prepared exposition of my opinions than this latter can be. I shall embark to day for Liverpool, and, for want of t(mtf muet confine myself tu a very brief statement, rather than an nrRtundnt on. the subject. . • * My first objection-to the Naw Pastt leone independent of lie prinolplaS. I ant opposed* to i* bacauao it is a secret political Society. Society has a right to know the inert, .And tha polioy of tho men, who suck to direct lie affair* and control ha destiny. • .i'ubljfcity ia tho life-blood of a represen tative Kcpublia • Without it, uubllo liberty must soon perish, and no necessity, snort of that which would justify revolution, van lustily the surrender of tbia great security of popular government. All E arn aaaooiatlotta aro sonatantly liable to be u»«-d y the cunning, the unprincipled aud enlerprbiug mombora for tha promotion of personal uhjccta rather than tho public interests, anu it rto6ds no ar gument in prove ihutaocrecy greatly increases this tendency and lacilitutna Iho acoontplishmeiit o| such unworthy onds. Secrecy la the natural uovef* ing ol fraud, thu natural allyol error and the roo my of truth. The pniriuta Who framed our con stitution gave it a iatalblnw. by provisions which adoure the freedom of speech and the liberty ol thu This nhjectlon to tho New Party dorlvea addi* ti'onal (orce from Iho obligation which ia said to ho imposed upon tho applicant for admission, that ho will carry out its decrees whethor Ilia judumotit ap* proves them or not. If this ho true, It is a surren der of tho dearest rights of (teaman, and ia a crime against society. My next objection to the American party Is, that It propose*, in turna way, to. invade tho right* of conscience, or to call men In quealion for liio Iron exorcise thereat. I am opposed to all taMgiuua testa of every amt and for every purpose. Our con stitution protects ua against tha putting of auch tests upon tho statute book, but tho principle is founded on truth and justice, and ought to be the rhle of the individual action, as well aaol tho pub lic conduct of every cltisen. Centuries of Unavail ing persecution taught our fathers the folly, as well •a the wickedness, of attempting to control men's consciences by penal statutes, <>r civil disabilities-, they, therefore, put the sling of disability into tho temptation to disgrace our statute book with this sort ol legislation. Wo will du.feat their noblu oh* jucti. in part at lean, by enacting a different rulo in the exurciso of our political righla. h is charged that the Roman Catholic polity is cruel, intolorant aud despotic. Tho chsrgo is not wholly unloun Jcd. If it be true, it ia greatly to ho ccn< owned and deplored, and,above all thing*, wo should avoid imitating their vices, and thereby justly subjecting ourselvt-a to this great condemns- tiorf. We can ncithor conquer nor eradicate tho vices ol Romanism, whatover theymsy he, by ini bating them, or by persecution. The world Inn triod those remedies lor centuriei past, and tried them in «ain. Lot us rather oppose her cruolty with kindness, her intolerance wnh free toleration, tin substanen as well as furdtj herdoepotisrn with freedom, and then wo may reasonably look lor different and hotter results. The moment that th.- simple, yet sublime truth, gut I'sotf acknowledged by our government, that tho cl'.taenia responsible to the Stare for his civil conduct, but to God only lor Ins religious faith, tho unholy bmds which unite th» church to the Siato were broken, |>ciso- cuMon lor conscictico sake lice a mo impossible hero and religious tolerance entered upon lie career of universal.dominion. Its first groat triumph whs to •trike ih« inters from thu conscience*ol Iri»li Ro man Caihohca. It has began n similar good work f *r the lV'tv.*tr.nu in Spam and Stmlmre, and l«*r the G(oeK In Turkov, nud it will goon ''conquer ing and to conquer, mini the Demon of ihuktu- tion—- blind, d«*-d and stupid—shad have no more abiding place upon the iuceol the earth. Tim Naturalization law*are greatly complained oi by the American Party. 1 think them lopndod on jmt principles, and are in tho main, wi»o and good'lnwa. To naturalizu an intelligent foreigner of good m -ral character, and matched to liec gov- eminent, und tire principles of uur constitution, and who linn resided among us lung enough to rest these qualifications, is a great benefit to thu state, as well as in tho individual who receives the high privilege. Those are the conditions and safe guaid* whiolt our I. ws s>-ck tu throw around tlm right n| . a. n THE ENOW ROTUINU NlTlojlU COUNCIL. The lMnllorm. PROPORBD. AMBHBMBRTi.’ 4o. i 4c. 4a. 17te following Plsriomt, reported Id the Nation al Know Nothing Convention now^in session •! Philadelphia, and relorrad to undvr onr telegraph* lo head, wo i Aka from the N. Y. Hare Id of Tues* d*y, for i copy of which, In advance of tho mall and telegraph, we are indebted lo the polite attan* tlou of Adams St Go's Express. PiuUDtr.rHiA, June II. According to the eorrcApondeot of the Herald, who is doMlese a delegate, thsre are three parties io (lie convention ; First. That the Kanass-Nebraska act shall be repealed, the Fugitive Slavo.iaw annulled, the power uf C.-ngrcti over slavery io iho Disiriet of Culumhia conceded, und the further admission of •lav« State* interdicted. Sucoud. The lull recognition oi the Kansas- Nebraska act, sad thu admission of Kansas as a alavu State ; no interference wjih alaVery m tho Slatca or^Territories ; thu unquestionable right of transitu; (ho eoaaing to agitate the quealion in Con gress, and tho general and explicit acknowledg ment uf thu whole qutsiion.iu all its pliasca and aspects. Third. The conititut|pn,and tho laws enacted under it—the rights of all being defended and pro tected, as contemplated by its fra mo re and loundera —no avoiionahsms being recognised by it; tha 4 doc- triuo of non-intervention with the rights of the several Slates j sad tha concession that, under the eousiituiiou, tka only requisition to be demanded o! thu Temtoriea seeking admiuiau •• States, ■hall be that the State uuneiitulion shall bo repub lican in italurm of government. The first section embraces all tho factionista of ’ Now England and tho North West, headed by the notorious abolitionist, Wilson, of Massachusetts. As intlmalod in a previous letter, the preliminaries lor a general abolition caucus have all been ad justed and arranged, and their ultimatum Is boldly to be enunciated and demanded. This isotion h*s pot tho entire sympathy of all the New England States. Couneclicu, Rhode Island, and Vi-nnoot interpose, to some extent at least, the national standard as a barrier, aud will be alowto recognise the fanatieal ultimatum. 'I ho ioeond embraces tho extromista or the South, who, though few in number here, are nav- enhuio.-s urgent in their exactions. The third constitutes tho greet body of tho na tional conservatives, nn'd are tho legitimate repre sentatives of thu principles and duciriuo* of tha great American tratermty. As previously intimated, no affinities exist, whatever, be.ween the lirsr and the Athrr two sec tions. Whilst tho two Utter (may readily coal esce and stund on the same national platform, the first must, lr»ni the very necessity ol the case, be cut adrift, and its connections effectually severed from liio national body. That it will bu eventuate will nut be controverted here, and the sooner it •hall a i ovontuato thu hitter it will he for tho body polite, is tho current sad popular sentiment in the Convention. Piitunci.riiiA, Juno II—<5 T. M. . TUE n.ATroSM. The following resolutions respecting tho slavery quest ion have been adopted by tho platform com mittee:— UeadVed, That U\o American party, having, orison upon tho rums ami m* despito ol the opposi tion <>f iho whig and dv citizenship. Tho«o ’laws are, mV doubt, frequently I l,on u, ° w,| lg and democratic patties, cannot be violated; they are, doubt Ices, imperfect, mho do not I held in any unroner ro«ponsit»le for tho obnoxious Mly e»..el III, obji.cl, Uileii'led by Ilian, l,oi all I , e i. .;r vt.,lul«J plnlco. ul nibcr; ih.t iho ,y,l«n- * nd |.'»« ,b« .n.„ r br u— ,.«• tics h„a cli vati'd aeniioual hiwtilily truo a (».*aitivw C-emem ut political power, and tirouaht **ur m»vi* cany out tlic-o objects, bo 'made, and-then lot’ ilm law he fuiihlully ndmlnistered, and these tilings can lie dune without thu aid ot •*•« ret Sv-cicl i* Thorn is another objection to this party, which should per u under thu ban id* Southern opinion Wc Imvi) had u groat struggle, lor t'>c last six ye.ire, open *n intensely, exulting scutionel msm*. 11>i- it ant* has trecn scitled by ihf wisdom of iho fcproiretilHtivra ot the people. This imuo lo«nd }Usoliitioii in tho lugUiilion id 1350 nmi I**-*I. Tho |>caco dud Nafuty oi the Kcpub tc dommid timt th • icgishttioii should not only be imdisuirlk-d, tret Tho U S sloop of-war Cysnc, Capt Wilson, arrived ut K>y West tire 9th inst., Irom tho coast j vigorously upheld by the nation. Tho Amp of Able*. Uo.oro com,,, t„i„ port, .ho cl,mo,or-1 J", oa the bark punlln, of Macliias, Me., on die Col- Natlaasl Know Nothin* ronvruilon - x PuiLSDELrnu, luns 13. The committee appointed upon resolutions have reported two platforms. The majority pisiform •uteethat tho American party is not responsible for the past of Congress,and that the beat guaran tee of peace ia to abide by existing, laws It fur ther affirm*, that Congress possesses no right to legislate upon tho subject of slavery, or to exclude any Slate from admission into the Union because its constitution recognises slavery ; and’ further that the abolition of slavery in tho Ditirici <>( Columbia would be a violation of the compact with Maryland and Virginia. The minority report declares the Nebraska Kan sas act a infraction of plighted faith; that it should be repealed, and that no new Slats, formed out of (been territories tolerating slavery, should be al lowed to came into the Uaioo. The convention had not anted upon either re port. New Uantfahlre tienetarlal Klcctlbn, Concord, N. II. June 13 The caucus of tho American Party of New Hampshire have nominated Bell for the longterm and Hals for the abort term of the U S. Senate. Election to take place to night. Naw Yorx June 13th. It le rumored that a majority of the legislature of New Hampshire have resolved to send John P* Haie to the United States Senate. New Yogg, June 13. The Legislature of New Hampshire has elected John P. Hale to the Senate. IsssRorlssiil Irons Nlrxlco. Naw Oai.iam, Jon# 13. The OriaeksHktarrived from Mexico, wphnewa to the 3d. Santa Anna bad taken five cannon, which the revolutionists left on bka approach. He pursued end routed the fugitives, taking 3J)U0 prisoners. State Anns relumed tn Morelia on the 21st and left again on the 33d for Aria, whets Comonfort was polled with 3600 men. Several smaller hands of revoiutiooieu Hava been routed by tha govern ment forces. New OblksRi, June 14. Dates from Bratov to the 10th Inst, hsvo been received. The revolutlnqlate have takyn Monterey, together with many prisoners and munition* of war Carvajal and Copvatrao (f) bad cnesad the Rio Grande, and, It I# reported, encountered the government troop*. oradus reel,rod while trying to relieve hor, she drilled inti* the same ro**f. The Cyaiie sustained but lutle damage, ihuugh aho was reported ro bo leak ing sotneo bat The U. S swarmr Fulton, Lieut. J. K. Mitchell, arrived at K«) Weil tho evening ol tire 9ih, from Havana Tho slre-p-of war Jamestown, Commo dore Crabbr, hnvjnu received ordata tu sail for tho coast of Africa, left Key Wort the night uf ihe 9ih. and will proceed direct to Madeira. Tho Fuliuu ia bound to Pensacola. The U. 8. steam frigate Sap Jacintu, Com McCauley, had sailed tur New York,dispatches containing an order to that effect having bren received by tho Commodore •from tno Navy Department. Thus end* iho hopes of tho war party for lh« regeneration of Cuba. Com. Paulding of tho Home Sr|Uidron succeeds Com. McCauley in tho command of tho "Cuba Squadron." A letter from Key Weal, dated tho luth Inst., says: "The ah ip Ellen Hood, Cant. Kilby, arrlvod from Cape Florida, iho 1st, in charge ol tho wreck- ore. Tho verwels employed In assisting this ves«ol, took oot 911 hales Cotton, and got hor afloat (sho haring struck the second lime) and t» von on the 3dih. She has been attached by tho U 8. Mar shal, and tbc wrecker* have libelled hor lorsalvago A survey has been hold, and drvota were sent down to examiiie the bottom. She has been pronounced aeawonhy, without undergoing repairs. She will haul into the wharf/ and at once commence load ing, and will be ready for sea in ton days. " Tho barq to E. Hchults, Carr, arrived tho 5tb instant, from New Orleans, in ballast. She will remain In poit awaiting tho return of Capt. Carr, who takoa the Isabel for Havana P> look up a freight. Capt. Carr,advisee nil captains pasting through the Gull with their vessels % in ballast, to touch at Key West, and there learn tire latest freighting nowa from New Orleans, M.-bile, Ha vana, Charleston and Havannnh. Had Capt. Carr touched'there «»n hiamitward voyage tn Apalachi cola and New Orleans, looking foFfreight, his ex- pAOsca would have been rrdeced 3»XX). Key West most bo to iho South and (he Wost Iiolu-a what Cowes is to Europe. Vessols can run in and anclion eommunicoto with tire town, and thru only nx- p«n»# is pilotage, If they enter at tho Custom House th* additional experse is $1.60, and tha valu* ol the information obtained would bo In many matanc-s thousands of dollars." hue show n thu moat vigorous hostility to thu* l«*gi**- j Intion. Thu K't-iw .Nothing* ol Mn»*iich»is«'M Marksfs. Naw York, June ft. Cottea msrket Is unchanged. Seles 1 AW bags. FJouf has deetmtd I9I«*. Linseed Oil 88 — Spirits Tarpentine 41; Crude 3 M to 4L Rice 5) to «t|. Nttr Y»ttg, Jane 13. Cotton has advanced 1-4- Heirs of the day 4A*b*Ue Middling Orleans 13 3-4 f Middling Upland* 134. Flour has antlered another decline ol 35 cents. Rice ia dull. New Oir.axna, June If, Cotton on Monday was snehangad—Hales < tOOOUIee. The steamer Empire City has arrived at New Orleans from Havana—Bhe brings go news of Im porter*. CnaauoroN, Juno 14, Cat tot—The ealee lo day amount to 1411 hales at twreniee renting from JJtaJJ eeoi*. lia tstrret tree reeovsreo lost «itoo o, Ti • ..4*%.»„ . r YPtea have nitmpifil to nullify it, und have ah titarvyard of thutr public oaths, and itrerclore, nr-- wholly ureapat,Is «>l giving any pletlg--,* open - r see rot, that n man ol honesty ought t«» nec p'. Political association with these men is moral cwu* pltcliy with their crimes. The true policy ot tho soti-h is lo unite ; u» In* aside itll pittty divisions ; Whigs, (k-ni-tcrats an«l Know-Noihiimealmuld cmne t->geilrer, ami tmm- binc li*r tlittir rornnp-n snli-ty. It we urn wise enough to do ibis, to present one unbroken column ot litteen Slatca united lor tho prcrervution of tbur own rights, tire constitution and thu Union, and i > uphold and »upi»ort that noble band ot patti»ts, »t tin* North, who havo stood lor thu constitution und the righla against thu tempest of fanaticism, lolly and trearon which has assailed them, we shull mb- coed. - Wo shall then have c-nquercd a pcaco which will bo enduring, and by itreans which will not invito further aggression. 1 am, very respectfully, Your ob't servant, ,, , , R Toombs. Col. i. Lomax, Editor Time* St Sentinel, Columbus, Guorglf* tuti-*ii* into pern. It has, therefore, bveonto the unpeiatitu Outy of the American party to iuter- I rose lor the purpose of giving Pune to iho country amt puipc-tu ty to ton Unroii; ih.»i, as exprrienco h.re sti iw'u, it ia imp-'Ui >lo to reconcile opinions no vxtteti.u »* those which separate lire disputnnis; ■I'd, J* there can he ire dish reor hi subiinttuig io the laws, tire Nulioual Cuuneil Ires dceinco tl the bret cuiir.tu>e*i of eoinureii just cu Mid ol future jHjae.- to nlreie by ami mtiinu.n the exiting laws 1*1 upon tho ani-j ct ol «lnv, ry, aa a final and loiicIu- '■ R|VW setli.m.-nl of tiiii subject in spirit and in sub* R IMisUariii of lire Ainurlcisn Fnrty* 0/ lAt Stott uf .llibama, odofttd at (X« Stall Canvtn- Kaa ia Mtntfimtrf, Jam 10, IMS, 1st. Native American* fur office. 2nd Amundmoni ol tho Nuturaliiatinn Laws, so ns to extend the time for admission to thu full rights of citizenship- 3d. c-ppusiiren totho immigration to this country of paup-ro and criminals. 4th. Opposition t-i tho exorcise of political fran chise by -feigners in any oi our Territories, prior to naturalization. 5th vV.pmt.-oti^n to all porson«"in the ineati ’I’hat, reg'idmg it the highest duty to •v-w ibese opinions, upon a aiihji-ct s-i imireitanl, in disii.U’t soil unequivocal terms, it ia hereby do* dared, a* ill*- sense «>t inis National Council, that Congress p.-SMSM-a no power under lire constitu tion t« togrel.itu upon tno subject ol slavery in tho States, or to exclude any 8uuu from admission in to tire pinion Irecsusu i.s constitution docs «-r docs not recogumu the institution of slavery na a psit of tire sue ml »)*tem, and expressly |irctennittcd any expression of opinion upon tho power of Con- grt«» to establish or prohibit slavery in any tornio ry, it is thu seiiso of this National Council that Congress ought not to legislate upon the subject of slaver, a* it exists in tire District of Colmnhia.and that any intcrlerenco ol Congress with slavery aa it exists in lire said District, would bo u violation ol tire spirit and intention of tho compact by which tho 8talo of Maryland cudod it to the United .Stales, and n broach »f the national faith. 044441 CMIM. nspic— mpar • |It. (U. ** I,ra viol,11*11 Z4S.UX3 IXJ0l7SMi.lOI •XVAOHAIf WHor.tuu: phices ccmiicdt. »ViliU,i.». |«e ,| , ,* I,«nd lb* HW«nt,d« In imrauaiKro tharaof Oul I J—SMTO— ww/.w. duly onlor«d,«irt ilulUnli.lull b. k.dl «nd i Tid.i U««i|d» , | iMid.lOTwi ldMi»d v ndlniu.ru.rd. • ,S5pSaiktoSja-.rr^irTl»»f■'**1 "»»* ' Tin p\.tlunn u aent wu (dopuil In itio com- ol’ihf tniuwMjl ihlt^ofiB iin lhit m^aoi by ,o..nitcn In fdorlMn. Th. aholiUoniala all Handing in op* position on tho oria aide, and tha national men In •uppdUon Ihe other, ‘lie adaption wu an over throw to them—inov will nowatrlve in Ihe Con* ventinn to^arfy Uielr views, and failing tn that will bolt. Theyoanie to abolitlonize (be Older, and when defeated >vill eeeada, Thoir dspaiture 1*1)1 dear Iho sklee andhrightpn proefiecte. Every thing now looka wen. The following le given aa a correct list of iho orrtciM hir tux nrerruUM.. Juuga Coni', of Goorgia. ’ Judgn Hopkins, of. Alubsma. Judgo Gamble, of Missouri. - . Judge Randall, of Florida. Judxu Ell's, tit Washington, D. C, Guv. Juhnaton, of l’« nnsylvanla. Govr. Uoltiy, ol New llamp«lnre. J Cunningham of Bouib Carolina. . , Id la. nicCsIl, OI J I!' Barren, nf Vertuont. W. M. Uurwell,nf Vlrgioia, W. J. Plrelpt, nf Illinois. >v.j Hrelps, of Illinois. U. D Dothb-f, of Ni-w Jersey. Dr C. M. iiitchcoi-k, 4 of CslifurnU. A. Green, ol Rlredo f«lsud. TIioiiiuh A. Ford, of Ohio. Albert Pike, of Arkansas Col. J. S’ VViUUittB.of Kentucky, Thomas J. Lyons', of New York. I). E Wood, of. Wisconsin. N. D Hfierty, of Connecticut. J. II. Hsugiiinn, oi North Carolina. Hon. Schuyler Colfax, of Indiana. J. W. Foster, Maf*»rhusnits Null S Urowii. ol Tcmiesseo. A. II. Roby, of Mis*iMip',|. Ool J.U Ulcaud, of Maryland- B. B. Clement, of Delaware. Rnv J. Cogshall, of Miehigan. J. H Soy ward, ol Maine. •Late of tho U. S. Army, and formerly stationed at Savannah. M Alt MUD At Christ Church, ou th« iSth luil.hr ihe P«v. Bishop Elliott,Mr. VV11.1,1 AM COLEMAN, of pennsylva nla.to Miss BDHAN ELI.KN IIABCltStf Akl.daugbta of RbaasT Haatastiaw. IUq. ( OMIEKrm, ItKCORlL SAVANNAH Nf Alt Ki:T. WEEKLY REVIEW. COTTON—Arrlvrdvlnco the7tn tu*t., 3.490 bales Up* land, (1,748 per Railroad, 0 from Aogutt* ami iamJInfg on the river, t.rjfl via Darlrnj and 07da *eo l.iand#.— Th# rxpurls for the tame (reriod atnutuu to 0,4^ bates Dpi and, and 14 do Pea Islands, via: Tu .Rosum, 1,3M bales L'plaud, and 14 do t*«a fsJauds, and to Nt«* t ork, 5,164 bale* Upland—leaving on Ireud and on ship* board, not cb-ared,a slock or tn.Wg bales I'pUnd and 8-N do. ^c« Inland, again.t I3,5M balM Upland and 455 do. tfun Uland, at the same time fail year. The stock on onto th iwwk hti buen so IlgUl that we have but a meagre report t<» make. There has not t*tn •nougti on tlie inaikei tu induce buy> ra to eoino nut, an.i conaequeutly tbe trauMcltotis have been quite light during liio week as a whole, amt som-i days nothing waa dune. Tha sides on Friday were 145 Wts; on SaMnlay 3»7 ; on Stood*) 3d3; on Tucwfay only 13: on Wednusday noire, an<l yesterday but Hti bait*. The previous high price* hava treen fully sustaliiod. bnt Bu advance wav paid, as buyer* were fearful of three uxtrern* high rate*, which are fully four cent a •hove the prices tire months since. TIhte bat not been much variation In price* throughout the week, but we prsauftre rales wilt now Improve, a* the report or lire Liverpool market receiv'd by ihe Atlannc, Is particu larly favorable. Theadvnnco at Liverpool during the woek ending Vd lij»t, wa» \d. with tali»»f 150,.Too hales, of which ■pcciiiBlort t«**k Hl.isni amt ex|M>rtsr* 5,000. Fair Orleans I* quoted at 7J(d, and Middling do at 0 I l-!G; Fair t'plaml OR, and Middling do 6 7.IG. These di-ipairhe* wore receiv'd after bustne** houre, jre-er. day. and w« heard of uu trenoacUons after they came to hand. Tlie Is so entirely unbilled that we are unable to give quotation* that,would In,an* degree truly reprreenl what the current rate* are. Wr hava had In this netirhborh<M*d another One ram during the week,and wo hear encouraging account* from S'l parts of lire countHrhr‘the growing oropt. parilcu- larly rOtn and wheat. Ths ssle* ofths week amount to 9U h*le* at the fob lowing paMleularetdO at IIH j*2 at ; 674 at IIJ45 0U hi II.V, and 1*8 at I.-«enl>. „ r , 14} •,4>»7| 4781 M f»fevlonsty 13,110)ttD$liT75JM3 Ww,lo«rky*.f To* BALE IIOFF. frill on'* Ifof-s,,.,. tB j* ■ i.-'i*,.., .... w a *r.Kr,K« .Vwk Mere.’.'... y htg'. Prior* Wbbf. j 455) Largo, RAMIX. Ifam* trtmuWvr* *H 14 «4 «4 1 mmtm lililliSIliisIllijH'I Rhina . . ■ KFAfi, Navy. . MM.., fit/ ITIRC, lit,4*1.. pr ,ir,, . 0 ... .. UUILK4. wavannah, J»- .,*1 Norumn.. (MNflf.O, sp*w.iMcrn' . Batsrnul, load*, falhrs N'/rthrer, <l«». 4,,, CtlP.LMK, Nontjvn, OUFFF.t,t.o ire..- i Rio i*** VU|tflA»U . Manilla OOMFJfTlL Lorif* ■hirirovs hri/wh. Wt*»tli.irs»'» , "ro.. HnrWh Irrlfl* Culbrtt IJ*aat,uf gt IrCcK, Lico»J. Ainerre*!, i“,\tiHi * fc., NT R.) W !-.) •5t! U 4* 17* (4 y m r m w «... ■r b.i ■v 4. r *..! W B. 51:! r b. -r 4.1 ■r v. W» 5S >4 u ♦J T Jd. 4 r yd. : W yd t ▼ >•». • ru •»'. '• Ur U, Wy-f! it m tjy r»l ih 1 m |!f 1: S ill .ilaliftii 8i.lteisi lit ill sJiHiMil E»-5«J V ,CiU»k t f it tXSS- ill lillfiEljj Ml JiMf] -! s ? z ' t* ' OH A,K * <-*>#«*,taegv, SsM F«M», MoAreref. No. I fbu m n.h * rtbi. 14 ** No. 1 ¥bt,t , » j FI/rl'R, Canid Wtw., I Rap. Howard-strict.tup. .W Md. • 14 US. * U fe * Phiivklj.lda... lic'-fgl*.. W IrW. •<l tali...,: OaU j Wheat OLA4R. Am. Wuxb-w. 1 ULRMrWliF.H If A V, Prune Sunken,.. . ** . . Uim*. Dry . iremkin* |Rf i«f. nwrde*. a*sored. Pig Mo«|‘ W»er» Nall r«-l» LARir. I.' MU U/rvkfand S; k**B? EAl'j s SL5.-HsviI.liK!! liilllliijMiiiiiwi ■j.VlSSiJEi.hsHMa5f-Is* 5 S : --.«s * ft:- 2 f ill Mt | IJJiMtHfliSISBfij! vt ... NT bu*. V -r, 1 s. ....qetras. -j .f Iflll.i . . riaurti 4 v, -vm. a ti • •• «rcwt. ...fScWL • •• r .. -r r. ■ ■V Urn. VI i* ... 4* |U|L ....rrwui 4 no ... fmi. 4 Vj ... gfewt. ft Ur ...T U>.' It you. 1 1 as 1 % s A I «t \ V* w4U% * X % <4 « tu I. 1 Ol H IktM Lt-‘M ItEU, 8. baw ed, rrfuM.. ymJl. € Ob Merchantable ...qrm-fL 14 00 Hirer Lumber.refuse.... evntdl.; e 0b kteerhanlalde Ur prlint . l*iuJt.|lt 00 TIMUEK t Mang e; lor ea|u*rt.NF 8 <«r 1 Hanging 1 tor Milt# y tn. A Wl.ilsW Wswndahplpctur m .‘so on •• * *• liml •*.. y m bo .or * •• ** llil. ".-.y ta.jJUiai WR«ePine.dear. ymJt.;yj 00 MerehanUble Vm.fi. )n id) Cyprcaaebingire -V in. 4 00 Sawed Cyprea* tibiuglea.. V in. 16 uo Ued Oak Mates V »-|tX OO MOLASREtf, Cuba, V **L n .New-Orleaii*. V gal. 34 NAILR, Cut 4d. to 0thJ . V *•- NAVAL hTOUI-S, Tar VIAL Npirtts Turtreptlae Vr*i-I Varnlfth . .Vgai. OJL8,»p«r:n,wl»it« su*!irad..Vgai. “ fail - V gal- •* rt«Hirr Vgai. Whale, Hacked, w inter «j» gal. {.tnheed Taiwret*' OeNAnt’RCS.nax... FtillK, ton 14 4 V 1 V ot r u* « lit* m <4 MU, Ot rs » v 4 <e * » tco ■4 04 <4 M 4R 4 H 4 i 4 * « 4 tR fi Pn l »S -V »*L V0 4* » •V U»i„ 15 iw » It j* V Jd *.H .4 ire aa 1.1.1 o u, ■ j Orttnpaniilti-Nlatemem of the Forei.-n KR|-»n ton trom the t'ultot Mate*, from Aeptrenher lat. in it.« following rears: 1854 Vi. tt'A.Vit l-vj-’i i. lvM-"r. Toiirrai Rrltaln, I3TO575 13«o»« 1547 Vi To France dUVI* 073777 4trRd.l To other h.r'n ywru.. «4«;3- »»le53 "AO *" fotai-..,... <9036711 iiCMHd ysat’Mi 3505 IK* 07.TV154 3HP.'ftl 193530 458010 310343 15.*4',79 4 >1751 3U0I5I -VtW L> OO VbW VC01. I 73 .yUa., I to 4 v*k. ir-ke ■ V bu.; a . V bu. ti 4 Keo-lpia.. rttocka..., Exports of Cotton from Sxvaruixt. * Sept, i td*er|«K>l. Olhfr Itrilirti Port*.. FrMnNebt. I. r .. ., 1*54, to Jane 14, •iJ.to.rm.e J4, I 1855. il l <A. -.avan to.i’k. |. it'ptamt.ll R* I. It^-Mn-I .*.*1, «,7«n -••if .»* TutetUrestllritain,-• -I 5. ‘3 iv-.ui-, iron 7,004,; xe? Havre. Other Frenrl* Porta, -i t5i *..179 The rerrlpii tu the t.'ntied fti*u-* upt<> ltd* time,at cam|uire<l with la*t year, give tho folios Ing nwull: * th create at New • irteans t*T*,tt70 I»o. AlM.-t.de. l4f»,M9 !*r>. at Tsana....* t8.;ms ' I»o. at fTornla No 6/7 ToIaI France, 147' 7J«6l#t OtherFnn-tgn poru,.... ....... ’ a.ure , Total Fi.relgu IWv*,.. X |*I3: Idl.ltoqj 3. il.Mtnn, 91#' 48.175;. ~ Xrovldei.ee, ! 3.483 t ... wow-York, ’ 6.197 ».03'. , i 5 Philadelphia, 16.673 j 9. HaUtmoreand Norfolk,. 1 4,13u >... Charfeuwm,". . l.t-36 C.4.3/| t. Other t ,H. Porto,.. . . .. ■ 43Q!{ TotAl 1 ..-I.. u . ... *7>-t it«.57«i ii*.; 3>- M.VM r.U SU.3I3 . ‘ 4.«f»L t»ir» toipf.* Se»-V‘4k ; POItTF.lt. U-Mlm. 1 RA!M,M\ MsOtxt . . HALT. l.t*er|M^M, c/>t*x-. I argu. luilk Tutk'* li.aijd UPltif. e: Ur* 1 *ly O ard, U«|.ui kl'<-.V gal j 3 0 | In. A-S ti.-t.eu* » . y gal. it I ' Ih l^-i-er irerrt. . 1 tn. Frock f lw f K.mreaic.... . <7Ia '1 ol'a.-d KriUI 11% »..n. .ASiencio.. , R ;ta, d;ma-va.. •• N. K., Id U. j Whitkej, Phil.4 Rail. N, »-. .firk/r* , BL'U.ML Muw„. d llataim. sl.ns... .... “ l.«o«i; 4 Kea^irlren* L-a. os» 1 hYaai.ed 1 to »AP A tiK-rtrar.. *JVo*. .. Ml" f.all mkv.. HEtiAUS epojbOi j Awwrtc*i, ... TAl.l.tAV. An.,neon.. T’ •RAtX-Ti, Manufactured TLti*. NiucbMij;... unjreW il. r d ltd 4 IK r cal V get. 55 « V gwL. 50 4 y gal H ^ r> * V gal. I Oil re y Ml. 5i «. Vcai.. 50 re y r*i. > re ■y ^ * J k a y v v . r.. Increase at Savannah Ho. airhar!oft»ti ' Ho. at Virginia and Nurlh Carotma. :tT7.T.*3 .44 r-33 .87.558 .17,161 -'OO.ASS South UAXuhtNx Railkoap —A ataHment of the earning*..(tbia road f.»r the flrat five months ol tno prs«. ni yoar, compared with tho hualness of corresponding moiuhs In thu two preceding years, gives this rtsult: lot 1853, tbs earnings wsra ♦553.148 14 j lor l8M,|C0fl,3ffl 41, ail d | 0f 1855, |dd9,4-23 32 EMAWtrATioN .i r Si.avu — It u staled In the Miswriun Ri putrlican, Ihat Dr. McLean, ..I Frank* Itn roomy, m ihat State, has madn a propostttnn to th* Miseouri Colonisation Society, ioaond all their •lavse lo Liberia. The number la Mated to he from filtesn toclghuen. They a«ipulaln to pay all the aspen***their elavee to their placet ol dotUna- ll.»«, and provide (or Ihclr eomfurtahle ittppori for a fttsd period after their arrival. Pitii.Artr.t.ruiA, Juno 11—to p. M. rRorusCR AMENDMENTS. Thu two rcootutiuria sunt m tu-day constitute the platlorm on the subject ot ilavory in thu general ei-nao. It will bo ad.Uil to and coustruud in aub* atanco as follows:— To the first resolution will bo added (his pro vision, vu Subject tu the decision of ihd proper matilc privilege ol worshipping God in thu man- ) courts having judicial cognizance lltcrm-f, and such tiur moat Agrceabio to lli»lf cunaciencrei” but wo i ameiidmcnta ss shall bo needed to fully carry net j rj. , e"" 4 ,rr s,,Mo r."?"" - ever, tq exert-i*e political power, or any "higher °* ‘' ,0 1 cirttoriea the entire power ol local aover- law" tliati tho Constiiuimn ul the United Stni.s. | cignty, *• tho same is possessed by tho people of O'h. The Nonintervention with thu subject of f ff,o Stati-a. Alter the second resolution will bo addvd the Total decrease TTO.ttV* ■ItA tHLn.NfM—Thu .'smaud rtnvtng the pa*t week haa been gmul. but tha *.dc* tt*Vc been Lnihe.1 In’con •equcoco of the llghtnre* ■<( the ..Xb.lng stock. Prhre continue Brin and III tav«r nf se'hsrs. Tliu Mire of .the wu«tk amount toopwaid* nf tSo tva'.v* at uatreines rang, liw toim MtgolOc. The nccuOnti with regard tn Ihe gnmiug crop arc favorable. Receipt* of the week 07 ba'«a ; cxiK.rtt 14 bales. IttCF.—The market emu nines tn i\»u »*me stale a* a* the ch.*e of our last report. Thu trentacUoni havei been i-.uiBncd allufctbcr to ths retail trade, tlxpoits o the week 75 casks. O'ttN—Their have been t>o cargo an Wat* »tnce nor la*l report Tao Mock «>» sale Is lair and tbs demand limited. We have no large mIm to report. Wp quote at tL0.vjpl.35 per bushel according to quality and qnan toy. FLOtfR—‘Tlie market contlnuei fklrh supplied, and th • detnai tl limiual. Wo quuto Ucorgla, T cnnr»k>o and North Carolina tiramls at aiti.50^ 11.50 per bbl. FHAA—W* have no uan»*>n1on* of Importance to notice. The *h>ck on kale 1* limited. We quote at ft.* 97hi per bushel. OATH—Tho aleck on sale Is limited, and wo havo no largo »atr* to report. Wo quote nominally at 85£90c j»cr buibrl. * IIA V.—iVe have no large talss b» rcj>orL We quote Eatlsrn from More at $1 95, slid Northern at 1.57per humlrtHl pounds. MOLAME8-tV» qnole cft»a from wharf at W cent* per gallon. One Cargo strived yotterday had not been sold when we rimed nur enquiries. LIME—One cargo arrived since our last report lias been selling from wharf. In lots at $ 1.05per cork- BXCIIANGB.—We quote sterling 9 per cent. prrm. Thu Ranks ato oiling htght Chuck* on all Northern cltlrsat .V per rt. prom., and purchaainr Hlgtu Rill* at 14 |icr cl. |>rnn^ tu dan at K, 30 day* at t*', and On days at |wr ct. discount FREIGHTS.—To Liverpool .tgd, dull. Cosslwlse- To lloitun, lg. To New York, tgr by tailing vcosets, Jgc by stuamora T<» Halllmorn, tjr. ... 1 i:.li*u; Tte.M*lf,l3k3|u ■.'7V.T07 Export* of Elco and Lnmber from Samnnah. T5VINU re..nr Hat utg \vt.\|>. Malt I S»ntj Mail, lOKitCr. t Mautr*. .■*•#*.•! ** Hry CI*r*S, Mantriilre *■ - H-.(d< aua lA.MPJJlfTrf- . tt'iKiLr-.uiLcio t'nwkkLpd y k y * r gaf y nJ r» 1. r ct : From !*cpt. t. From Kei t 1. 1854, l« Ju* J«, |nM. •e.jHi, |«. I 1855. I M54. Ck MiLSK1.N8, IrereV... Sberp’r post* a *r«-aTin i (ireat ItrtUin. ! St. John**and Hatha*. West Indie*. - Other For*" ini Fort*.. Itn t. l.i Ksaa. Hn a. «‘a»k* Fret. !Cosi*t 4,1*1(7 >4*0 "v'l i,4‘3{Am Ih 5.145 i47I.Ml 6.4K- ... . ;',i4*;t«ti viw 5 I4 , J 1 |?,0.I'.W.«»; 7^131 • .. . immjuxTTT.”.. • t.v:: y.>,3t*i 0,-r l>eC 4 **47.-• JI.ini.tE l\TELU(.K\tK, 1 Foltr'oF s*\V.\NNAI! . . n'NL Ji 9 Jp5,wo Kjii-.-PO .'M.iu Ti.tal Furrtgn I' Maine . Mav-arhiiver* .. I tll-o.tr Wburl.A* 1 New York 3^4 CjN>.4«w. , I'hiiaddpliln H3' 4Vi.-i*i ! Haltlm-ite and Norfolk '. 117 51W 5qu I (TmriPtton ! 31, t Srw-i Uhanr. Ac. | ISO.... ..., Hher Porta ' r,53.4t*> fot*jr'o*«twi*p.’. i4,6g5 tom ivt3i|ifen»aM ' tirnnd Tout,.. . .. .T |H-8i9^L?06..vitV| K,4Cf.’40»-M4 O 9.9lu 4*V»i,|uu 4 t»r.* C.lfai tor 11 iu.ua- Lf3 t3tx-.io Exporu of Cotton, Rice and Lonbux, rtfn* 7, to scat 14, 1855. Slavery by tho Kodoial Government, cxcujit lor tho l’liheetiun ol m>» Conatitnrintial llitthts. . , . . . 7th Tim Perpetuity ut tho Uniou ol thuao States 1 lolhiwing, giving tho *ih«nio of the American patty up<»n Ihe Ptinciules ol tho Constitution, and a ' fur iho solution ot the problem ol Union: — •irict tegnrd lor iho Riglua ol tho Slat* *, nod tha Rrsolfotl, That il I* tho opinion of ihi* National fu.l nX. tnin-l all piivilt-gc* not dilegated lo the » Council, lh*l lit# imoulo ol the Territories o! the rcdctsl (toMinmetii. •* - Hih. Tb«*Purity of the Ballot Box, and tho En forcement o| Law and Good Order. KHVitniiith Expert*. Jiinr 14. For *hlp Mary Ann, Liverpool—497,two fuel p p Ttm- bor. United .Status should posses* ** full and actual HtVT.IPTM rr.lt rKNTItAI.lt ROAI1. June 15 -647 bsles and mdlo lo W Huncau, ticket! k StiulllUK*. Patten, lluiliui h I ", J Junes tJrrn»IUc It O Miner, Tug Ohio AuigicAH Htath Council—Tho 1 herein no more itrovisione^then will merely eo 5;rt^" i "nSr.,r: | swu!iji«r8BL‘X'suv law |ur thu organization ul a TorrUory, should put Amuricsn org.inlxsiion in Ohio held a convention recouily In Cluvulsnd, 400 members bumg present, representing a nominal motub*r«U|p of I3U,(MI.— It laid down among others, tha lollowlng princt- pies, on lorfmug * part of tho platform upon which it slamia! "Thu TnaUHenanco ol iho Union para mount 10 all other considerations; a faithful adhre reno-i to Dig constitution ol tho Union and a disa vowal ol all rnAponsihthty for, and all intent jon of inter let log with slavery imho States,but domiudmg its eailoction when the general government holds authority, and that IImho ell* 11 ho no inoiu slave territory and n» mors slave Slates." To our ui»- dvtktsnding, the teaolutiun which proclaims a "iruihlul. adiierrnco lu the eouslUuiion ol tho Union#" and tho one 1 demanding -he «ailuethm ol slavery when th# general government holds au thority" &o , ato incompatible, and atnuuut to a contradiction tii Htna. Taa Fastness o» Cvba -Tha Washington Union detioa that Me. Soule vva# auihorised li. make an offer for the purdtaie of Cuba, but af firm* Ural ho wait empowered to recommend the Spanish government lu acknowledge the indspend once of Luba, on tha propuriy holders of the Isl and paying into thsireasuryof Hpam a (sly equlv •lent lor the pecuniary sactilWeths mother.country would make. I'gutur.aT Fib lira —A paper published at Ht Catharines,Canada, atetae that Mr. Stovenaun, of Ihe Mineral Springs# bee been notified to haa# rooms ready for I'rrsideni Fierce and family In July. Secretary Guthrie had rammed lo Waablagion# in good beelih. v Hr alt* nr riiusnwru* —Th»r* ware twenty itouihd lu Cbaitneroii Lai ,w#ag. ,Tnx llaiTian RrcgtnTt.vo Cask i* Boaton — Ths cs*o ..4 Piullip Csulmau# for rntlclng from N»>w Yotk seven men (Irish aud (sorm-mai lor the potposn ul vnlitiing ilu-iri In the tlritisli sotvjm, camo up lot a hearing on Thursday, before M M. Lynch I ha officer with artre-od tho prls.-m r, etetud jlm thu Istisr had said "ho was not awsrn Ihat tli0 young men wnra to ha cmpl. y,-d aa *..l- diets until Itu had reached that ally, when ami where ho was made arquslot. d with Ihe Let by the a gem." According to the iratinmny ol Lynch and Cole, the Alien(^tmimstionar was quim am- lows that Cauhosn almuld lihereted. Thu ca*« waapoaipniiod until Friday naxt. Thu Couitar soya : It ia reiimetod Ihat a Hl iUSand ftinii have been ehlp|wd from line pori by llrltish agoma, end that most ol (hem have since been nnt.dlisl •• •uldjyre. The Uttllod Stains Marshal and hla daputtva are now un tha alatt and ate deteimtnud lo head up this ayeiem uf reeiuttlug for Ihe Engllalt * ,mr ' Ll _■ j Hun. Tfmmaa F MatikeM list taken the stump la Ketimaiiy ggaiuet tne Kno*«Notttinga t hor no 1 ho pooplo id tho Tcrrllorice tn act lur thviniulv« *; and rimuld vinpower tlicm to creato ihuir own schvme ol govurnmenl, limited to a re* putdu'an chstactst• authunawR them tod«t«<tmins upon what * flii-ors, from governor to the* lowest •uboidinatc, they will pooscae, ami to rlocl the ■aims tu catahhsfi what courts they choose, and *p- puiul or nUct thnjudg.s ot ill-* Baltin its they may d.-t-i-ie L>r thoitteeivi'S, and give to their i-ourts the pi>w,-r m adjudleatu on ihuir own law-* as iho court* id .Stales poMt-sa t||u poWur to do, subject to ill* laws ol th,, ritatve and tho d- olstona ol thu courts ot ih<* maiu-v to review by tho Krtptnmo Court of tllT>UnitM| Stains In case ol a Oonfln.t with tho CiUittittfllou uf Iho Umlid Hlato*. jmd the law* pa**rd tn|uif«uanco ilmn-td. 1 hat Longrosa shall email* wiiniii tho Tt’rniniies such c-uM* of the United Siatc« ns vital by law of Congress in tho Sthi.a, nod ihe I'roAidum ol tin* Umtud Slams •bull App-ool, with tin* consent ol iho Donato of tlm Uniteil.Mate*,tin-judjiVthereof, and Ho* judge* tlnm-ul ahull huh) oflVn and jioMum jiMisdicimn as as nil null ju-lgoed" m iho Hh* courts n| tho U. H i III ills Males that C-ingraaa shall t toate all auch ollt'1-4 and --lii-'ors to s od Ternt-qy a* me now ea-s oid tn tho Stales, atut said offtqeu shall be sppooitad by tho FrvsitLnt a* tho same sip appoint ed by huii, cither ajono or wlln thu consent ol tho Neoni* ol tlm United Mato*; and that th* Torn* lotiov e)i-uld In gem-r.l !*«*•••.*• Iiko |u*wory rigb's. privlLgoe amt lummnniea a* do rite States, 0Ai-»pi >1 repr**ventatb<n in Cottgrewi, tbe) having nnitlirr Hccn-ors Hof R- p|o*i;nls|ivos therein, but only a *lng|.- delegate Wtwtuaa, 1 he p>*n»\toumiv "I tlw t'flllnl Rtatoa contains rim pM*v|sioi> lollowlng, being die third *"su»e ol Hi** sue-uni sei lion ot mlloln lour thefaol, via '"No t*.-tson held tosutvim or lot-.u in t<ne Hi ire, timlsf ihs Lwa dturool, reaping into anoth- er,»b-il|, pi conarqitriMP ol any law..r tegulaUun IbMniii, Ik. illM’li-rg. il li--m suolt seiVic.i 01 latMir, hut •!»-• 11 lu* delivered up im claim o| the party to nsmih refvo*« or LLd lllfy L* due—" The marKSI I* Ann; 70,non tm#hel» miked at f la NEW Y'JRK, JUNE tl, noon —tNUlcn—Tlie market I* Itim bttt with an upwant tendei-rV. Flour—Thu market l» dull with a declining trndrccy; llrtl.ldgs. gmul Uhlnsuld at |0 6ft.*»H 87)*., s.uihern I* ithchsMB**l. Wheat--The Rtariirt t» uhcbahge«1 with a limited du- main! at previous rate* tJurn—Tl 11 U3 U- 1’itfk—Thu market I* (Inn; with rtxt bhl*.ul4 Mum at t17a»17.bb. Href-' 1 Thu market cunt nue* tn* at former t niue. Larit—Tha maiket 1* .lu<l. \\ btiky-H# tc«i>l Ohi.-at 35.V4 ct*. NEW. ORLEANS. JHNR 9, P. M- -Onttun—The heavy rilh wt tch fell ilmiug Ihe |>e*irr part 01 thu day chvckeil tits ar.bu >0 tuner* and H.e aalut UM ust ex- ceed MSI bales. Oollnary SS^PV I Rm*,l Ml.tdll-g.l4 mt0h L.w Middling. iPH^It’)* Middling l-lr. vj Middling H'U'g 1 1H I »sir nominal. • ntoiiM or rottp* ■lurk on hand Hl&epb, ’64 Ulea. Arritpd since 1*191 C Arrived today F.ip»rmd tuiLiu.. ES|H.rie.ltnda) .. 451 I.IPMII ,I.LV*.487 O.wat-l.ltl.CM MS540 Win K»*iUwl,Th*t rids National Council tecogniau . ... aotttl- thu full an-l bimilhg oh igutlud of »ln» pr-.«l»lon of rild roust Hut lull Upon Iba Hiatus ol tills Union ami Iho 1 hi--pie (hprenl,and dial il ia duo tu the eoiistitu- lion end to good Litti in on# Hiaio rowatds •■••th at ihat thu ptopsr law • should exist to lully, fair y aud honestly Larry nut the said provision m Liter nud *|drii, and *hs| all rim court* ol this thiton and ol rim S'uiu* ultuqld Lily, honuelly and with alas ft»V Mib.rce all taw* muon In Wotauaticu of aa| pi.*v.ai*/n ut tug rviist'-M*vn, ski. rvt.uvr ".1 (berk ou Itaid and en shlphuaM out cleared.. Flour—bt.ls etna uu-u *«ld •• gtl 75. n»i*-9u*i»srk» ut I ..nil ware odd ul ASc |*rr hushul. \\ bliker— V0 t.blu. lie* ddcl ***|«. o» V mil ut QtJ»c> pork - r»i*lu Nntil*|H<ti d Vies* «.f siUU wutghtwure sent ul flP *5. Ilueou - PI eu*k* Shuubturu ul gjgc and U tlwpu* *» • gar rnre.1 lluu-u at I >‘Rn Holla ItagsO.f — tin t.alri were soi l at 13Wr. t I.g.-u lieiuai.it ugllve r*#4ea VW l.ug* RIP at Sgei imralSHc;.V3B ulkjkt -eMatV)i«. audiveat HM—uu advance "• k**- . Fiuist»\*-N.uhti*g raw. IUrh*ngr*--l|rinan*l modrralu L. iHl.iu lo» l»k lot* pufureupirm Pail* MJ*kKM.tttg Neu k *uk no .Lye. 1 k |wr e* .Uaomio. Ifltr# ti | S. /it'd.', tr'ptand.| Hut. /.mmlrt Llverp«w*t.... ... .Tj.... T... L j.*...,. 1 ' 517.1**1 AmderUam. - ...... j | J,,,'...; IW.UO llatana • i j 139. M*» Rovl.tn ’1 Ul )»3 Neu York . 1 1 5l34|... .7J, total.'. -:,.l I4| 6«t!7f 7-*i V49.000 Stock of Cotton |n tltr InlevlorTow n*. |«5i 1864 Augusta ah-t Hamburg, June 1 13.596 Vlacru, June l . .4.87m (Whimbur. .t.s * Mav TJ. 4,t«9 Montgomerv. (Ala.i June I • a,n»'4 Memphis, .Tenn.1 June t I.50O t'oliin.bl*. fA.C.> June 1 . t.Tuo S1.TUV «0-L KSft 3.VM. IVn« XdiTi EXCHANGE Hank Rales for Selling Rxchange. Checks on iWton >*' y CL jvtjm • •• New York S fPct. prrre • “ Pliiladelpbta jg f»ct.prrm • •• Kaltituorc )*Vci.prrm AKitiirn. Hrtg Alfred I tail. Pc»»to*>. P3iil#8trl|ht» —• A G-r- nrf. Mdtu 10 T > 1* &«,><• JL 8vn, Illft.U k UauuaX, *v M Krenhfn.-gU. 1. Ik «IJautWiCi X t»M l-'tlt.-M. V\ 4Mj.rAu.T K c4#*;rf a. p*inre T J 7 hd-tke.-l, ll.'lrolbtT, J 4 « , s Mi* ♦ 6 J U , rrei. 1»f»-.i\jl*c X Co, iOutM.ru 4* • ;«uk.i«I . a„ P * ' luftrii. W p Y«*i»gv‘f \ I, l.-Uiar, W U iKl-.i t U AnJrrw.n, parr. . tluU.-h A ' *> i.iui. A brio A- tL' *. V 61 Tuiuer X C». |- M Ctobca k«(. U«H:r#« k Nnrrs#. ) U|Mitk.<. TT-W«n. iretjr Fnrv*. ikduhs ttil.i»-»re— tJjOa t,auL<l#(.Ti J I. .S A Uardet* k Co. - ►chr Leu wan** t> it* n, U*tbn*i*rr— HrLI-sM- • krly k c«*. 1,943 »o<k» C-.rw, li.oa. Ac. U> J i‘ »*JflA i laghort. x I'uneihfbatn. •' >' O.ump) <n X l'*%. t>u- can, U»r<a k W ato'.ure, |t It P.Um. Ken Uir, t A l l.»M> k StOOtt. U«lrt S* >wct>*<■*'. VrVT|*« k l*-*lr. Paitru. Ilat;.U lo. W Rrr.ivX»i(.: J F Twirf, T - 'V i.n# a ski*. tt'HIr a V*r*aiic fa- lawh acrd a hrev* guw •! wind <£« >}-< 1^.4 *’*1. 1} whk-J. ihe deck l<wd. o-volvc.ug nl t».;rl*. wi t b-Ul f-s-hr A tV.omni AmU.mj, lls.ttt— J A P*pw 115 l.hu« V4r.., w«. 44 t»tu* d®, -3 Pwm Cu. 4» WO* 8ugsr. 7.0TO rLgur*. *r«1 FruaL. Mhi W-w »u>*to, ——New Ymk —**r6uh. > vr-A C*. M«J*e u» Aa pw* J* Co, Rotourlt k " mchreo. N l tiekfi*, J Fui I»ar>a 4* Wauhhum, l.tii-'V X On. \N King X Oj.vhnre** k Co. T F. V U o B JqtiHreu. H Ltib'op. Lina A. PuWJur. 4*‘Hfn^ A tore;, OtdAA, Purr w cw*, Psv.tm. ttwlVvn k Co. Ubm pstuS Long, Wnl* k Yurvutir, order. 8«tir 6lai.ha»reU. H»o»n New York . fn k Him MgrrOrai-.lwe to T i W,) t* 4* s«.,a. • V-Vi^ .-.*rr ■ C*. W G I>>clsou, J IV Ltil-rop. A H JltrueJu »' P V- «L Ruwt, IktUA t^wg. We*W4t VreaaWr, Ui'twlX •too. ll M Conn. M A 4'vhoe.i rtmal h H. C A ’• Iab.i.?. I) 11 Copp. Pa-if n lluttou k Co LvutlX e*»^#r. iM'iuS 4k Lait-Bow, U N Lane. W h 1 #.g a »»e, ■■* •*. J..hnM.n k •:.* *Vch* »r,X r»’w.rc J H IV.6 81 E Wood. W li I3titvt(. V A tl*)Wv*i»l, t. Put**-** * f*. K—igrre At Nor. i». Rnghis.. \iH) X C<\ Y.—nf. Bi Co, Hardwick k i'ooV. . Bank IUtes for Furchaiing Exchange. Rill sun Kuglamf. . T ct. prum. " " New.York.alfbL P*» • V T ** ** " " ** a day* hi <S Vvldtx'l " •• " . If days W 4 . Sd. M “ " " 30 da* 1 V t* h y<\. « • " » " GO daj* rig ffi ri*rct. « ** »• M 90 days. 9 • Vlif ci •• (lotion, pu da** IH •ISI'P*- * • .ih •uer<\. * UltlUD. ehtpMary Arm. Alleo, Uvr«tK*oT~Prrb»3. ku'' Co. " M PhlladcPa, 60 days IH •Ifi9 •* •• italtlmoru.an da** ijg da*Hi *U:n(i>u \M»A. Naw Oats***, Jun% in.—Arrived, 1 rv**® Mvaunah lend), MM3 35 54X43363 13 53 17 5 4. w Jus* 15 t. tVlTHIMItiYL LJ8T OF VEB8KL8 IMPORT. ^ Ships. KnogvIlle.isT Lqdlow. IVki. N Y’fc . radulhmt. Fat X it* Tn»*8w*n,i«) J-*hn*on Abn.ipscg.nrijham, Kekj X Co JohnAi AIhert,Crowi*IL.5<td. L*|km*I RrlgVam, Kelly k Co Cuntut, Mortimer |U5S.|.*p«kU TUB J 4» Mm* i Florida, Uunrennan... I WS, l.*p n ol. . ..Till J 47 Mtt|» 1 Marianne, (Hr) Allen..7i*e,L'|*ool.ltrtchAm. KellyL C»* J Mohturr*, Purieginn.. .no*. waH*g. ling ham, Ku4i* k Co 1 Chat**, Immon 771. t.’pool.. J R W I Mur Grotto. Slew art 311 .dlw'g-Mrigkam, Kelt) k Co Barques. Glasgow, t Or) Ward.. .«*u. repair*.IInates k Gammet Brtfa. F Nelson,Grer UW.Ta'stua,. .Cstftema k P^ons JM H*w)*r, Suwyur...non.load's A L«*» k n* tlasks. Her**** too.load's ..l*ockutt I* K MCharli'u, 1-lfhitHireal 4«.dtor's J gohrnt * Co Hutun, ......... .v.. • • TkVioU. llttghau*. KuU) 4Oh E p Swucl. riualou ... CKV loa«t*g ■..Uatlaloa k Pure.**.s ,V4Min<g Rowland 4* ho» $9,000. 75 Number l.ourr* —14 t*n*ws Dollou Greouo aud Pulaski Lottery, C"In** I 43. lur 1UA.V To M drawn a4 Augu-aU, I r)Ja*. Juns 15, IK5 GltEliURY k MAI RY MANAGER.- ucnsn*: - 1 »r ao.ooo -1 «»f a0.ooo-t «r Ticket* gTiO—Shaiiw in pr\v*>rtu*o. T. Afi* un.1 >n»reu, Utlhur *1*41) -*r hr IV# r»Al|* Macon, Walk to*. (M.tuuy Prteu,Gsmly di*u*g..Hrtgham Kelly AW* Hninureoi. ttieritwg dire’s• • Rrl|k*», K elT) k iw dhret Auchof,Orout.. ....dtuc*g..tlrMkam. Kull*XCw J W Aedriw.u, WaUon. . wuaV.ltneuam. KeliyAc-o Ahholt t*urrreus, Alrk*tu dHe*g .....J A Hrewu I eatreuk, Wriam*.. 7 dlsc'g. .HrigKam, Kuit^LOu l-<- »!•» k. WiTIII6«T'*N. sv irmytt >*r im* >v*tt or •*.-* Fart Gaiuei Academy Lottery. r J'H»v ««trear,bcr ha*•*« rcorivww trom tK .>«<»» .... -hi twh»4 . u..wr*«it.u Ago -cy *».J ktui»ug»<»wt tor FOHTfiAOEe APADERt l orrrMY- »*n* o-uhUWho.* the nfSou at >»***»•.*-*. ud t«tiet>.l»e»<**.toc'.-wg tbrJadlrt; re. ih* uu*re r ** *»d-u u( Ihe .-M.ail*##*. Mdauiy a<aJ*su) U*»»»*y,oi o*re»K Contparsu-re View ef Vmsli ntuihu IS TUB VKITSS aruVss taa ruasiuu mav* Mobil*. Jupe S jTiwtda. Mai IS W»*kunah. jHiulA.,,,. titariuutoh. J*u*uf—... tvthef 1Su*u.Juku t. ... New Y.wl.Jiiwu 3 fiaatT* -.1 riiMttft irwnf New York ulaM i pus tt twumlum. iwmpuratlve Rereipt*. n«t*«#** am: Uioeku ..rtwmm fS.rt uf C *-— —*—*• “*“ at the Fret#. irfsv I But 1*47 . tun . turn . I AMI . IU6I . I to r if Ua«anuab. to*ut Ll iwptumhut ludolu 1 .«- H *.»•►•». ...,mt7a.. 1*3*35 ;:;..5Sfc;. Wk-‘4t «ak.ufi ... Wkvtrt ..,. St.R»4» .... Tateeu-i*** Rrij4t..,.. Krrerlr. **T»4 .. ie*\3up .-t»4,4ri *5.147 vwu.Mta , ..>w tr# . .I tMU , *»er4| .trikHI .SV* 7 * **VJ ■2! >4X3 ItXtl . ...14 44a, .....teiuft Tu Ptaatmnad Tuwiurw Wu ah**ul4 feel extremals wkd««w4 M aa» HkewUs tn this und to her Stairs, »l they WxreM ktndlyi»e«J u* a now* 1* tu the aut*Mire»l gwtoLu at thaw •su it ret r«*nv. n renew; «i »niic.,i"«iku —- <• '“i-yiM* ,.,i ...j ii.. r>.t intiuw ui r—. »»• »8,k8u- » \Vlt,u.f.MH -fll-u- nf l*.-UMi -.►>»*,• ut.nl, .n.1 Ih, nwll-lM o< U* •** 8"T — — tui«t h»n*»»»«ue ui —— «**« —8. t >MH V GRAM) m-IIITMl- FOR Jl t.Y ITn»* 3, Tu bu drawn July X*. lpa6,V*. n#d* of )»*• li*. uhru !- »<-» *wk.-w»cr.i * •50,000 DOLLAR?' Will !w d.*»H.»vd no.shni.we to IW R4*'»*W rent nMw AMI i.wmiMo.t.rn P- FAck drewinCtU.-* |w-a vAfuilw, suL I p-i*A.'t . frlF W ' ) prse .•* t do to I ' .Uo «J • t do to. 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