The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-09-08
BY TELEGRAPH /.
FOR THE REPUBLIC

BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE REPUBLIC
ALBANY, N. ", Sept 6--5p m.
The PRESIDENT, accompanied by DIR. Wood and
Colonel Bullitt, arrived this evening. He met with
| brilliant reception, and appears in good health
and spirits, and, after dining with Governor Fish,
proceeded ON the same evening to the city of New
York.
New YoRK, Sept. Ia. IN.
General TAYLOR and suite arrived here this
morning from Albany, and breakfasted in company
with MIR Hugh Maxwell, the collector Of the port.
Prescott Hall, DR.. Wood, and Colonel Bullitt and
other distinguished gentlemen. The General APP
pears fatigued, but in good spirits. He, on his
arrival at the hotel, came forward and addressed
the immense crowd briefly from the window,
stating his sensibility Of the kindness of their
reception, and his regret at being compelled
TO leave soon. He also referred to the fact
that 1t was not in his power to fulfil other
engagements which were contemplated when
he left Washington He declared his intention to
pay special and direct visit 10 the great Empire
city at some future time, when circumstances and
the state of his health would allow Of his nngling
more freely and generally with mis- fellow citizens
"a. M, for Philadelphia, where he proposed to pass
the night.
The scene on his arrival at New York was truly
fattering and complimentary. Thousands of both
their respects to him. Those who were disappointed
in shaking him by the hand were enthusiastic in
their expressions of admiration in regard to his APP
pearance. The whole was one of enthusiasm
and general good feeling, and of high respect for
the Chief Magistrate Of the Union.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 6.
The steamer Haidee, hence for Council Bluffs,
bursted her connection pipe, a few days since,
when 80 miles above Weston, killing Capt George
Wishback, and scalding, supposed mortally, Geo.
Martin, pilot, and Robert Lindsey, clerk. The two
Misses Powell, of Boonsville, and Mrs. Tomkins,
of this city, were severely scalded The remains
OF Capt. Wishback were yesterday brought down
to this city for interment
letter from Fort Laramie, dated August LIST,
SAYS the emigrant escort train is on the return
from the South Pass, all we'll. The day before
Sioux Indian had killed an emigrant near the fort.
A detachment of 200 dragons had been sent out to
chastise the Indians. The weather was very cool,
and frost had made its appearance on the plains.
Hunker Convention at Syracuse.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. S.
The convention met to-day, and organized by
appointing Francis b. Cutting, esq.,, president,
who, taking the chair, addressed the convention
at length. A motion to adjourn on the 18th was
lost. II was
Resolped, That a committee of one from each
district be appointed to frame and report an ad-
dress and resolutions, and to report State Central
Committee
1t is considered probable that union ticket will
be formed, and that this convention will then adj
journ to meet the Barnburners on the l4th inst.
The following candidates supposed to have
been agreed on by the nominating convention, viz
Freeborn G. Jewett, Barnburner, of Onondaga
county, for Judge of the Court of Appeals.
Horatio Seymour, Hunker, of Oneida, for Comp
troer.
John C. Mather, of Rensselaer,, for Canal Com
missioner.
SECOND DESPATCH.
SYRACUSE Sept g.
The Hunker State Convention re-assembled this
morning, and the committee of twenty four re-
ported the following full blooded Hunker ticket:
For Appeal Judge-Hiram DEMO, Of Oneida
Comprehension A. Lott, of Kings.
Sec'y of State--Jesse G. Dan, of jefferson.
Attorney Gen'l-Levi S. Chatfield, of Otsego.
Ireasurer-Darius A. Ogden, of Yates.
Canal Comr-Frederick Follett, of Genesee.
Prison Insp'r-Darius Clark, of St. Lawrence.
State Engineer-John ID. Fay, of Monroe.
The report appears to meet with general favor
from the convention.
[Of course, this upsets the proposition to support
Judge Jewett, II. Seymour, &C., of last night.
This ticket if adopted closes the door against any
compromise, the leading candidates above being
among the most obnoxious Hunkers in the State,
whom the Barnburners could not elect if they
would, and wouldn't if they could. l-Neir York
Tribune.
THIRD DESPATCH.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 6.
The Locofoco State convention adjourned sine die
this afternoon, after adopting the following resolu-
tiens:
Resolved, That conclatory course should be
pursued by this convention and one which, If prop
ery met by the convention 10 assemble at Utica,
would be the means of uniting the masses of the
people of this State, putting end to Wing mis-
rule, and electing the entire Democratic ticket
this fall.
With view to accomplish this
Z Be further resolved, That the Democratic State
/ convention be directed TO withdraw any of the
nominees presented by this convention, excepting
those for comptroller, attorney general, canal com
missioner, and State prison inspector: Prorided,
That the Utica convention ratify these names, and
complete the ticket by nominating we'll known
candidates for the judge of the court of appeals,
secretary of State, treasurer and State engineer,
and shall impose no test upon the said candidates