The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-22
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From ear Bal,,mors Correspondent

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BALTIMORE, Sept. 2l--6, p. m.
Approach of Election Day.--Democratc Enthslsiasm--
The Mayoraity, Road Enterprises, &c.
Eleven days, and the election for governor which
exciting so much throughout the State, viii take
place. and the democrats of the various counties into
the with enthusiasm that evinced by the dem.
Baltimore there is Of doubt Of the i
umphant election of E. Louis Lowe, esq In Baltimore
city and county, clean majority will be rolled up for him
of at least 5000, and estimate 1t high 1000 and
should the democracy of the other counties anything
doing their duty, the wing county mporities will be
unable to overcome these tall figures Of the Gbraars of
democracy.
The existing among portion of the de-
mocacy Of Baltimore, with regard to the nomination for
mayor rapidly dissovng itself into harmonious enhu-
sasm the of the nominee and the continued
maintenance Of democratic city government The wings
had built largely this temporary dissatisfaction, but now
give up all hopes of especially II known that
ary thousand wings pledged TO vote for COL j.
Maybury Turner, the democratic nominee.
The plank road being constructed between Cumber-
berland Maryland, and West Newton, distance Of only
thirty miles by slack navigation from Pittsburg
with great favor In this city, under the impression
that it will give the most direct and easy communca.
ton with Ptsburg until the railroads are compieted and
draw immense interior trade 70 the city The subscrp-
book opened the Exchange already bears signatures
10 3, 1913 shares.
rELEaRAPHlC REPORTS FOR THE UNION.
Opposition and Whig Mesti~g,.
ROME Thursday, September l9-Anoher attempt to get
up opposition ratification meeting viii he made In the
A large whig meeting was held here last evening
Oneida County Fair.
ROME Thursday, September 1.-The attendance at the
fair to-day large The premiums were declared this
p
The Ohio at Pittsbvg
PrTsBuKo. September 2o-There nineteen inshe. Of
water the channel to-day River stationary. Weather
cool and pleasant
The grand lodge Of Odd Fellows has adjourned to meet
year in Baltimore
Further Neps from California.
NEW YoRK September II, p. mat the last accounts,
the excitement at Sacramento city gea, and the
Al quarter to O'Clock in the afternoon armed posse
leader with sword in hand In street fscas commenced
Mayor Bgow here shot and wounded badly, but IL 10
full of life and ambition a few moments before,
also shot, and died in few minutes His horse was killed
The citizens were called upon defend tho town. and
assembled in front Of the city hall fully armed seyers men
n public meetings. ,Ser ing
@h .ne e.. s aimed force o pupo Of liberia
ting their comrade: from The prison ship.
found killed and number wounded 81
At the iimo Caroline ef San Francisco, fifty
United States soldiers had left Benics for the scene Of bat,
-Four panies In San francisco had offered
their services to maintain order.
As the Carolina getting under way NJ 4,
m, despatch was received on board from the Pacific
News Office, express arrived,
ing intelligence that Sacramento city had been reduced 70
ashes and the squattes receving reniocemens
from the As tho Senator left, the war con-
nued rage Hereby and the discharge Of firearms was
heard every part OF the city Martial law had been pro-
claimed and the excteme intense everywhere.
Among the consiynments Of gold dust are the follow
ing amounts Baltmoreansi r. Leslie q Son, S5oo0i
Bis o & Pssrss $1,000, Nathan Rose, & Coz ga
s.s J.%ss Gomez sp.: 600 aSo'r' Barry sons
Arrived at San Frsncisco-shP Cs.haIne from Bs
deg "a min south, longitude l03 deg west schooner Cecil
from Baltimore May "a, latitude d deg IS min south,
longitude "a deg west scho John Fankn, from Bal
tInore.