New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-26
By Tub MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN IAIL
Mr. Pearce-Maryiand and the DisEnionists-
New Loco Paper-Attorpey.G Hnersi Jehs
son-CattIe show nary land fns itufe Fair
May crafty Attempted ilurder-Accidssts.


New Loco Paper-Attorpey.G ancrsi Jeh
son-CattIe show. NJ mr., land fns situfe Fair
May oralitJ-AttempIed iIurder-Accideat'
Co respondenee Of The Tribune
BALTIMORE, Wednesday July %
The rev Cabinet OF President Fillmore has give
great satisfaction to the Wing party in this cit
ard State Greatregr is felt that Mr.. Pearc
did rot accept the place offered him IN the Cabinet
for it is conceived by all parties that ADLER MAJ
could have been found. Had he gone out Of the
Senate, however. We should have had Loco sub
| stitute, as we happen TO nave a Loco Governor
thus diminishing the Wing strength in the Senate
very much. IL 10 said that this consideration, more
than private reasons, has Influenced Mr.. Pearce 10
his cecison-our Legislature not assembling till
January 1854, so that Maryl and would be misrep-
resented until that time.
The disuuicn speech Of Mr.. Rhett at Charleston,
S. c, has been denounced by every person, as lii,
tie short of treason. The ultra Shareholders Of
Mary Land canno. accord with its infamous spirit
IL really seems as II some of these Southern hot
spurs will not be content Until they try the strength
OF hempen ropes fate some Lof them would
get If not actually deferved, under almost any 9th.
er form Of Government but own. They seem
TO talk az cody about dISuHt0a as If Il were thing
that every fool could successfully bring about But
traitors may talk and denounce as much as they
please, It's not In their power 10 DO more than DIS
tract this glorious neutrality-suspicious. injury
they cannot cause. The Clipper Of this morning
takes bold stand for Southern press, in an art-
Gle on the Compromise bill In denouncing the
traitorous language and actions Of Rhett and 9th
ers, IL says;
For what shall the unoo be dissolyedf Hss the North
or he scum lus, csa.e g, saca 'epastooi Whoever
pelexis 10 carry ooi r.orsus designs 4, sr:as asn,
ve dery thar ne Sosh hd' been dprised Of h1 rgAt'.
irGmftSd bp me NrtA. In what have We suffered
The ferrorie, acquired BY Mexico have been opsn dss
the emigrsps from all eecii Of the country. To u
SENDS rom The South have settled 10 Cssornis-snd WHY
do hey stand up tbs advocates Of the Introduction
OF Slavery ne linton 10 be d,ored because SOathsrs
going into Tsrrifory sofe 20 sre de SLlSsrsi'
IL is really refreshing to see so much lndepen-
dence in a slave State, at a time too, when every
other paper in the city is afraid to speak out.
There 10 hope yet that good may come ous Of Oh
May land, land love next my life, yet would
rather see her botted from existence than that her
sons should be found tanning the flame Of dsunion,
and striking in so unholy cause.
The friends Of Mr.. Lowe the Loco candidate for
Governor, are seriously talking Of starting morn
ing penny paper to advocate his election. The
Argus" the only organ Of the party In this city 10
very lukewarm in his support, being piqled at the
defeat Of John s. Cuttings, whom they pressed on
the party for nomination. Cuttings has been the
good friend of the Argus" as President Of thu
Chesapeake Back, ard report says owns a large
share ofit-hence their very natural preference. IL
is TO be hoped that tie new paper may be brough.
forth, SO tba, the celebrated Kilkenny fight may be
reenscted
Ez.Attorney General Johnson has returned to his
old residence in the city aHd will resume the prsc-
,ice Of the law, which, by the way. is one Of the
most lucrative ones in Maryland.
Great preparations are making for the Maryland
State Agricultural Exhibition and Cattle Show,
which takes place at this city on the 3d. gath and
25h of October. Premiums amounting in value to
&C. 339 offered for the best cattle, farming i'm
plements products, &c. The + air of the Maryland
Institute OF the Mechanic Arts takes place in Octo-
Der also at which seventy six silver and thirty five
gold premiums, besides diplomas, will be disti-
buted
Mayor Stanbury, learn has resolved not to bea
candidate for reelection the cha OF success be-
ing limited that he dare not risk bis popularity
Oh them Major Watkins and ] NJ. Turner will now
have the tug Of war among the Locos, the Wings
being very careless about the fate ofelther.
man named Harrison Miller was arrested this
evening for attempting to murder bis wife, by
beating her to de ath with the but Of q whip. She
is not expected to live and he has been committed
10 prison.
A young man named Henry Scott was killed at
CayertcD, near the city, yesterday afternoon, by
falling from the scafolding Of house. William
Gormon had bis thigh broken by falling from a
house in Jssper-st. IAGo.