The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-09-11

Maryland.
The Baltimore Patriot of the 10th inst.
contains the nominations of the Wings for
Congress from each district, as follows
LIST District RICHARD l. BOWIE,
I'd sc THOMAS j. McKAIG
| Sd " GEORGE w. GRAY,
4th Sc JOHN r. KENLY,
5th ALEXANDER EVANS,
9th g JOHN b. KERR
The same paper also publishes the
names, as far as ascertained, of the candi-
dates for the Legislature. In relation to
the nominations, the Patriot says
1.-The nominations strong every where and
II no extraneous questions be allowed TO distract
the Wings from their party fealty, we shall be GER
tain to elect large majority of the delegates and
hve OF the six members of Congress. We may, in
deed, elect the whole six. II has been done when
the prospect was not promising as il is now; and
what has been done may be done again. Let the
Wings of the third district to this. They have
carried it in the face of more formidable majority
than they seemingly have to contend with now
They then covered themselves all over with glory
The honor will not be less now, is ii less wor
thy OF being won in the approaching contest than
ever before. To succeed in returning an unani-
NOUS Wing delegation to Congress, which would
| ensure Wing majority in the House of Represen-
tatives, is something that every Wing in the State
would have right to boast of; it would exalt the
name of old Maryland in the estimation of the
Wings of the Union it would enttle her to the
distinction of being called the Wing State of the
Unon.''
The prize is worthy of the effort, and it
is to be hoped that the Wings of Mary
land will struggle to merit the distinction
for their State which they aspire to.
Arrival tf the RovaI Mail stea,uer Severu
The steamship Severn, Captain Vincent, from
Southampton, arrived at her anchorage in the
lower bay of Mobile the 81 instant. She made
the run from Havana to that port in three days.
The Severn brought the West India mails.
At Havana, quarantine is still enforced on all
vessels going from the United States. Those from
Great Britain are also put under observation, and
in consequence Of the inconvenience of coalipg in
quarantine, the Severn was detained two days be-
yond her appointed time.
The city Of Havana continued unusually sickly
The following vessels were in port under quaran-
tine when the Severn left: Banks Louisa Lyra
Edwin Johnson, and Childe Harold; briggs Panama
Adela, Selma, Eliza Borghese, Mary A. Jones, and
Commerce; schooner Forest King. Out of quaran-
tine, bark Rapid, for New York; briggs Caroni and
Francisco, discharging; bark Mary Ellen, and
schooners t. c. Mitchell and Mary Ellen awaiting
freight.
The Gasetas up to the Goth ult. say not word
about the Rey affair. They are equally silent on
the ''invasion question: the Presidents procama-
tion however, was published on the 9th
We learn that the Severn brought dispatches
from our consul, General Campbell, to Lieut. Ran
dolph, commander of the sloop-of- war Albany
Their not understood, but supposed to be
an order for that vessel to repair Immediately to
Havana.
1t was mentioned by passenger that at Principe
strong symptoms of an outbreak had been mani
festcd and that the soldiers stationed there sided
with the populace. In consequence of this, all the
forces at that place had been ordered to Havana
and like number transferred from the capital to
take their places.
The Severn sailed the 4th instant for Vera
Cruz, with eight passengers from Mobile.
On the arrival of the Severn a striking illustra-
ton given of the advantages of Mobile a stop
ping place. The mails were brought up to the city
at O'Clock in the evening" at which hour the post
office is closed on Sunday. Yet clerk was speedily
found, the mail assorted, and the for Vera Cruz
made up, and despatched by the steamer Marcy,
at O'Clock, thus enabling the Severn to depart
early next morning.
In the markets nothing important was doing.
Muscovado sugars were quoted at a. 81. Coffee,
LIST quality-52c. as. ID do AZ c. 81 and triage
p 81. Exchange on London IA a Is premium;
New York 81, and New Orleans a. "a 5.
RIO GRASDE.-The steamship Globe arrived at
New Orleans on the I'd instant, bringing papers
from Brazos, the Flag, and from Matamoros 10 the
10Th ultimo. The former contained the following
items
lSDIASs.-By the arrival of the steamboat Colo
mel Cross, we learn that party Of Camanche In
mi srin mr. tan ,,taI
rode suddenly into the new town of Buena Vista,
opposite Mier, few days since, and after taking