New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
Ohio-Pslitics Oerwin; shannon @
etc.-Prospects- A b0lStion =
Bu.ires. Fair-Fine Arts-f~'S
rian Cenvenfion, &e.
COTTes DOndfncc OF TT :,
c,Srts~.rI, July II,

CrSclsNArI, July -l iof--
Tom Corwin'. reelection a. Governor Is coA''o'
cred cer,ai. The Loco-tocos are dN'ue' 'H
,,,o ,action.-oue exclusively Bentonian, marc
money men. and the other friendly to proper!
,s.,ric,od Banking system Gov Shannon mas no'
We, taken sides waiting, probably, the turn oi the
tide: but on whichever side he chooses 70 'n'o"
bi..e,f certain defeat awaits him. Inc 9ua'''
81. very pretty one as II stasds and the !" '''ss
are too good-natured t. interfere IN such cro'n'
ery demonstration.
Our friend. are already organizing IN some o'
49,. Co,,c,;a. nrepsratorv to the Fall Election
nominating candidates &c. THOMAS E~H' VIII
take Nr. Senator Aliens place on the next s'u W.
March. Hi. popularity j. unbounded' ana : ''''
...-;.o5 reusrd of his gallant and honorable con
d,c, in retiring yoluntaril, from the Caoine' o'
President Tyler. There s the greatest enthusiasm
al.o for HgsRY CLAY Nine Cheers tor afms'
Harry b-ng the regular burden ot every wing
byrrah We are prosd and happy TO witness tne
INTREPID stand which i now taken by The Easter"
,re.. Il, AZ, tsyor-The Tribune among the hrs'-
you are now - ;ust the right position, ana tns
sooner every Whig paper wheels into the line the
bc,,cr. Head and heart may nov 90 together IN
support Of the man who ha. always been the Ia
vorite and is now adritted to be the most aYai'a-
bic candidate.
4 PRESBYTERIAN Convention was he'd IN Dr.
Beecher's Church some three weeks since at
which Dr. Cox OF Brooklyn, and Rev. Mr.. BApG-
a Of New-York were present. Anti-Slavery reso-
lutions were passed, Of the strongest comPleSior'
which caused the withdrawal ot two kentucky gem
tlemen. who were the only Southern Clergymen
present Abolition is steadily on the increase but
not go the 'LiberiY Party which Is the cogno'
men assumed by the PoIitical-organuation folks
Their candidate for Governor, will, notwith-tand'
| ing his great personal popularity obtain hardly
more than three thousand votes IN the State.
Business /, as dull with us as II Is every where
else. Thsre /. nothing doing, except in the way
of building of which there has been good deal
during the present season. The Catholics are put
ting up Cathedral in the Southwestern Part ot
the city which II i. expected will rival any sini-
/ lar structure in the Country. They have also r.
Gently finished a new German Church which was
! con secratcd wits great o~rcmony the ID inst.
/ Among other handsome blocks whlcs are going
,p. notice an elcgaHt row of stores on Main St.
! the property ot your felev citizen, MIR. Edwin
Forrest. who has recently finished an engagement
at our Theatre.
The Annual Fair of the Mechanics Association
of thi. civ attracted mvch attention durin. IT.
| continuance Among other articles on exhibition
were some handsome specimens ot American man
ufacturcd silk by Mr.. Gill of Highland County
They included all the varieties, from Sewing Shk
| 10 the finest Satin.. He represents the demand "a
more than commensurate with his means, nor does
r., hesitate to give it as his opinion that our Coun
trv will eventually grow all the Silk used here
under an adequate Protection.
Simultaneous with the Mechanics air, the Gin
cinnati Academy OF the Fine Arts exhibited an
elegant collection Of Paintings and Statuary-the
work of our own Artists. 1t may not be known t.
vour readers that our city boasts more StingH.hed
names. in these branches. than any CITY OF th'
size in the Union. Two Artists from Cincinnati
arc now in Italy, and third, Mr.. Nathan r bs
ker, recently embarked from your city
Eiph, thousand dollars damages was returned
.v.~-.Iy h, limited States Circnit Cont. in two
suits against Neil the stage man, tor injuries sus
tanned BY the plaintiffs. Peck and son, of your city
in an upset two years ago near Marietta. bil
of exceptions understand has been taken, but
there is NJ probability of a reversal
Yours, +. II. /.
P.S Our harvest is over, and crops arc most
abundant Fruit. will be plenty. Exchange on
New-York iaj Per cent. premium.
~ The British steamer Teviot, recently from
Vera Cruz, took IRE in Havana on the lfth inst
from spontaneous combustion of tbs coal IN her
lower hold. The money and ammunition was gni
ou.. The steamer was then filed with water from
her engines.
\ SNiKE SToRY.-A rattlesnake OK the largest
L. l.. (.,,ll ~
ia this county, near the Black Bear tavern, IN the
| c-n-.-. l.. r.anpar A Ettle hoy who had