New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

worth any OfthOss we have heard latel yln AmerCa ;
but The tenor could compete with all h tenors ever
engaged BY SanqUiroo, or by Maretzek, The dit'ar
cree consstiy Only in tie salary instead OF $500
or $500 per month, they must here be satisfied
with 200 or 400 francs.
The Reform Etection-MnyoraitJ Contest
Admission of California. G&c.-'' SOUTHERN
Prcss''- Consistency Baltimore Custom
House-Ehe Ooilectorship 0. II, Il.
Meeting Jenny G.iDd.
Cofresponde nee Of The Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Sept 10.
The election Of Delega tes 70 tha Reform 0on7on
tioo has re1uted more favorably to the Whgs than
many had anticipated. They have a majority Of
serea, which viii insure tbs ramodeing of the
Copstitotion on Just basis, and not for pc.
itcaI purposes, as was the evident design
Of the Locos had they obsined its control. The
forma, however, will be extremely radical az nany
OF the Wings elected have openly aYowed radical
chGngee Oh the stump a majority Of the Conyen-
ton will be oppOeed 70 election OF che judges by
the people, but viii go for limitation OF tbs tenure
OF Office salary perquistes, &c. Among the
bers are about dozen ex Governors ex-Congress.
men, e2 Senators &c.
The political contest between the rival factions OF
the Locea in reference to the Mayorsity exceeds
anything ever seen in this city. Ne opposition be.
tween opposlte parties was ever carried on WIN
more Bitterness or personal eaimoaity Scarce
hight passea without riot, ia which par.isans Of
the one side or the other, or both are Serioasly IN
jured by fire arms, clubs, or bricks On Sunday
night two men dreadfully injured at public
garden at tho West End. The Loco organ, with
It's usu al tru.hfaDess, endeavofs to GAsten oil ihis
riotng upon the Whigs, bat the abaurdity ia too
pglpable and is mat with loud detsiOn. Every
person here anticipates bloody riot on the aigst
of the election bet cen the rival Loco factions and
Cao will he h. ,uIt
willrenomnate either George Il. Dodge John Il.
T. Jerome or Col Archer Ropes for &Nor, and
The candidate will essuredly be elected.
The passage Of the Texas, California and Utah
bile by Congress was met with 9 about OF delight
BIZ all classes of our citizens, except fey re Did
shareholders. 1t is proposed to have grand town
meeting this week to rejoice over the resolt. The
CIipper OF this morning is out IN advocacy oil such
demonstration. By the way, tits worthy otremark
that this paper has done recently and continues 10
do good work in the Wing cause Il h2s tnro IN
OIL portion OF its neutrality, sRd editorlay, as
We'll ne by additional able w big writcrs az w asfl-
iDgton, mas nobiy sustained rbenew administration.
There is & law in Mary land making it peniten.
tiary ofi1use to publish or circulate Abolition pa
pers or documents IL the State, yet the Southern
Press AT w Arlington daily sends forth the proceed
in6e of Abolition meetings held at the North to
show the state of feelin there. There liz no oh.
lection to thiR whatever the contrary it should
he encouraged by the friends of emancipation, but
] mention it in ord6t &c show the consistency of the
slsveholders To circulate an Abolition paper is a
crime, yet the contents Of that pepsr may be re.
published in a Southern paper without violating
the laws. Can not the slave read Chose fow who
may chance to have acquired that much South.
EN- as we'll as an abolition paper. Consistency,
although iewe, is a scarce article amopg the
chivalry.
great effort is beiog made to eupplant Col
George P. Kane the present Collector Of the Port
OF Baltimore, who has not yey bsen confirmed by
the Senate. The ODD Fellows, under the lead OF
Thomas Wildey, Esq the founder OF tbs Order in
America, are struggling to obtain she post for as
L. hidgey. the Grad Secretary Of the Grand
Lodge of the United States, and are circulating
memorials in his favor for signatures. Mr. Ridgely
is popular Wing, and would make an excellent
officer. Col Kaneis friends are not, however idle
in the meantime and are very busy d! the CO pitoi
The Great Council OF the Improved Order OF Rad
Men Of the United States, meet here day. In.
port&nf business will come up for consideration. A
number OF delegates are present from NewYoJk.
The Jenny Lind fever which has ragged 90 viz
lenty, apd appeare not to have reached its climax
in your city, is felt to great extent in B a,more
VI hen Fanny Easier was here some gears ago
uur booda made asses OF themselves By taking ths
horses from her carriage and hauling her fron .he
Thester &c her Hotsl Probably wbeE Jenny Lind
comes they viii have Persisn Chair or q PalsdQin
in which TO carry her about W e shall aee. IAGo