The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-08-01
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES,

TELEGNAPHIC DESYAICAESs
WAsnINGroN, July "a, P. M.-President
Fillmore has expressed determination not
to appoint any to the Cabinet from the States
that had representatives in the Nashville
Convention.
MIR. Conrad, of Louisiana, has been tele-
graphed to take the Interior Department.
The Governor Of Ohio has appointed Hon.
Thomas Ewing u S. Senator, 70 fill the va
cancy occasioned by the resignation of Hon.
Thomas Corwin.
BosToN, July 25.-Liltlefeld and Professor
Webster had an interview yesterday in the
jail, at the desire Of the latter.
The Professor said that he could not rest
until he had acknowledged that he had done
Littlefield great injury, and asked his for
giveness.
He said that Litllefeld, in his testimony
had told nothing but the truth, but that he
(W.) knew nothing about the sledge ham,
mer.
ToRoSTo, July 25-The Governor Gener-
al has given the royal assent to 81 acts OF
Parliament, passed this session. Among
them is one 10 encourage emigration TO the
United States from Europe, via the Saint
Lawrence route, and an act 10 prevent the
deserion of seamen on foreign merchant.
men in the province also, bill, inlrodpc-
ed by Government, 10 reduce the current
value of American and Spanish money to
five shillings, Halifax currency, and to O.
stablish mint for gold and silver coinage.
PORTLAND, Me-, July 25..Hannibal Ham.
lin, was TO day elected U. s. Senator in both
branches OF tho Legislature-in the House
ON the I'd and in the Senate on the Sd ballot.
The particulars as to the number of votes
have not yet been received.
CINCINNATI, July25.-The Board of Health
report for the past twenty-four hours fifty.
four deaths, of which twentY-one were from
Cholera, and thirty three from other disea-
ses.
ST.. LOUIS, July 25.-The Cemeteries re-
port for the "a hours ending 6 P. NJ, this
evening, 35 deaths, of which / were from
Cholera.
LOUISVILLE, July 25.-The whole number
of deaths reported for the "a hours ending
yesterday afternoon, was SO, of which as
were from Cholera, and from other disea-
ses.
BosroN, July 26.-The Hon. Daniel p.
King, member of Congress from the Sec.
ond District of this State, died yesterday of
dysentery, contracted while at Washington.
BosToN, July 27, lS5O.-The Governor
and Council me, this afternoon, and appoint
ed r. c. Winthrop United States Senator, in
place Of the Hon, Daniel Webster.
WASHINGTON, July 30, 1s5o.-The Brad
bury amendment was merely lost by acci.
dent, Mr.. Douglass being momentari y alb
sent similar amendment will carry. Mr..
Winthrop will take statesmanlike view for
the-e'h e"d syote for it. The nation viii
! o"O ii'ii q S'o1t Vi GiotituLc. MT. Derflen
is known 10 be in favor OF it, having first en-.
deavored 10 protect il. President Fillmore
is clearly: osuiyocally and docldedly in IA
vor OF the oil. Judge Sharkey, OF Mississ-
irrri, President of the late Nashville Conven-
ton, is here. warmly approving the bill, and
denouncing Rhett's reasonable disumon
speech. The prospects of the passage of
the bill are decidedly good. A statement
contained in some of the Northern papers,
that Gen. Foote is shirking every direct res
possibility in regard to til bill, is entirely
false. No Senator labors more assiduously
openly. energetically and successfully for the
bill than he does; not one!
WASHINGTON, July 30.-The Hon. Edward
Bates has arrived, and, it is said, that he
takes the Interior Department.
The frieEds of the Compromise arc in
good spirits to- day.
Judge Sharkey is spoken of for the WaI
Department.
CURE FOR BAD FITS.-Not by any pa