New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21
EEW-YORK TRIBUNE
BY IElessApS 10 THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
From Wnshinston.

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b. Special Dt,yateh 70 The rSibuas
wAsHINeroN, Tuesday, Aug. 50.
Intelligence Of the expedition In search oil Sir
John Franklin has reached the Navy Department.
dated at Whal,iish Island, June %. All was safe
and very well, though icebergs had been eno'an'
tered by the vessels.
The plan ia astAting for the reconntruotion OF the
h,ok en- down Ompibos IN the House 40 exciting
struee,e is sheAd In that body. The UHion 10 Stih
stimulating mischief
sehusetts EIection heturns'
BosroN, Tuesday, August 20.
In the Second Distrio. liz all bat two towns Up
ham. Whig, has 1895; RantoOl, 2lsj; Pierpont,
f.lso. Scattering, 20. LynnGed aud Saugus have
We, to be heard from. There is no choice
Further returns rom the Fourth District indL
cate that both Parey and Thompson are further
rom an election than ever in consequence OF the
running Of a Loco Foco candidate.
Indian s gent Nominated.
Ss>eiai Disy,ateh 10 The Tribune
WAsHlseroS, TussdST, August2.
Mr. Silas Wampoe Of Trenton, has been nomin
ssed Indian Agent for Oregon
Lsuisiapa- Nomination for Congress-
BALTIMORE, TcsSlhy aug ~
Mr.. Colbaus has been nominated By the Wings
q the New.OreaDs District as candidate tor
Congress, to supply the vacancy occ ~ioned by the
resignation Of Hon. Charles NJ Conrad.
geuthern HcsOiutions.
CHARLEsToE, Tuesday, Augeat o.
A great mass meeting was held a. Montgomery
Ala, and adopted strong Southern resolutions in
favor of sustaining the Texas Territory End the
Missouri Line.
UREA, Tuesday, Aug 20.
On counting the votes for Grand Treasurer, the
result was az follows: Addison NJ Smith, l7s; Ed
ward @. Dibble, 1874; Edward Whalan, 81; Abra-
ham Van Worst, %; John w. Hawksworsh 3i'
A. II. Brown,6. No choice, For d'and a,ue"'
Green, l7s; A. @. @. Cochrane, 1853 Jonn IT, lay
lor, 81. No choice
The Grand Lodge then proceeded TO ballot a
.acopd time, which resulted as follows; Grand
ws,dep. 8. w. Volney Green, Syracuse, 2O2i A.
q. G. Cochrane, Buffalo, 2l3. For Grand Trea'
amer r. L. Dbble, Batavia, 29ei A. NJ Smith,
Mount Morris, 2O9.
After which the Grand Master read bis report
ybicb wa, referred to the appropriate Committee
p.p barnard, Grand Representative 10 the Grand
Lodge u. 3.
Grand Encampment met a. Odd Fellows Hall
on Monday evening at o'clock Grand Patriarch
John r. Taylor, in the Chair. The credentials Of
Representatives were then read, after which Grand
Encampmens Degrees were given. The report OF
The Grand Patriarch was then read, which repre-
septed the Order in the Northern District OF New"
York in prosperous condition.
There has been IL new Charters for Encamp'
ments. aud there are now GO Encampments work
ing under the jurisdiction Of the Northern Grand
Rncarnpment The following officers were elect
cd: James P. Sawyer of Peekshill, Grand Patri-
arch, by rs majority Timothy Parsons OF BuHalO,
Grand High Priest; a. A. Van Worst Of Science
tsdy. Grand Senior w arden, AZ majority.
From CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Tuesday, August 20.
The Board Of Health has started on visit to
Niagara Falls, which speaks well for the health Of
the city.
Shipping Merchants on Miami Canal expect an
upprecedented fall. Warehouses here and at
Toledo are full to overlooking. Saturday witnessed
the heaviest transactions ever known upon cur
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