The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-27
Telegrsphic.
The Union Jpais 1fseting To- moy1op.


BosToS, Monday, Nov 5.--The list OF siguers to
the call for Union meeting, to be held here at
Fancuil Hall, Tomorrow afternoon, appears In the
Post, Courier and Advertiser this morning, and en-
braces about 1000 names Of ali parties
Captain Ballard, of the ship Rambler Of this port
from Singapore, July 18th, reports having expert
enced a violent submarine earthquake ON the 3Oth
of October at A. NJ, in lat. 10 80 N lon. 81 80 w
Union Meeting in Boston
BosToN, Nov. 26.-An immense Union Meeting
at Faneuil Hall is being held to night. The crowd
commenced assembling at o'clock. The hall Is
with numerous vice presidents and six secretaries
DR.. Warren, on taking his seat, made an eloquent
speech. He began by saying that the Union, now
and forever, must beindivisible. lGreat applause.
Mr.. Greenough read resolutions declaring the
Constitution and Union paramount TO all other
considerations, and that the laws were binding
equally ON every citizen and every State. All
laws passed by Congress must be sustained; oppo-
sition would only lead to anarchy and bloodshed !;
opposers of the laws would deserve the severest
apprehension and indignation of the community,
and the severest punishment should be inflicted on
them. Our duty is to sustain the Union and show
obedience ~ the hws The resolutions greet
ed with immense cheers, and were unanimously
passed. b. s. Curtis made patriotic speech and
condemned the misguided abolition resolutions
which were passed by the Free-soilers. Rev. Theo-
dore Parker, who preached ncendiary abolition
sermons, was present and tried to interrupt the
meeting, but Indignantly put down. Hon.
Rufus Choato and others spoke.
The Official Voss Of Aassaehusetts.
BosToN, Monday, Nov. 25.-The official vote Of
the State has been declared. William Appleton,
Wing, for Congress, in the frat district, and Grin
Fowler, do, in the 9th, are elected by handsome
majorites,
The majority for Horace Mann in the 4th district
has been shaved down TO 40. No choice has been
effected in the other district.
BQsroN, Nov. 26.-The special election to fill VA
cancies in the Legislature took place yesterday.
The returns thus far give six teen opposition and
two Wings. The Coalition party has made clear
sweep A Free soil paper is 10 be estab shed, and
DIR. Palfrey to be editor.
From the Vest Coast Of africa and Brazil.
SALEM, Mass, Nov. 25.-Captain Waters, of the
barque Chusan, previously reported,) from the
West coast of Africa, states that the English have
purchased of the Danes the place known as "Danish
Accra" for El0, 900, and that they have already
taken possession.
The brig Draco, from the Rio Grande, (BraziD
has arrived. Capt. Burbeck reports that
rangement had been made, by which all vessels are
now thoroughly searched at the bar, no alteration
of manifests being allowed.
A channel was in process of digging for the en-
trance of vessels by the South, which would be
peted in about two months and give twelve feet of
water.
From Zanzibar
SALEM, Nov. 25, l650.--The barque Tom Corwin,
from Zanzibar August l4th, Masunga Sept. llth,
and St. Helena Oct. llth, reports at Zanzibar brig
Sacramento, Congdon, from New York, via Cape
Town, for Mozambique, &c.