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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-24
Something New under the Sun.

F2SE Subscriber wishes call the attention of all inter
Il esed in Scientific improvements, to the admirable
dashboard,
which, BY universal consent spass every thing of the kind
which has been offered To the public.
Always aversc to wind power for any purpose he only
asks that his
Circular Crimped Zinc Wash Board,
may have trial will their reputation
gains. anything in the shape of WasBo4rd the world
yet produced.
Country Merchants and Traders generally be suppl
ed on short notice, and reasonable terms by calling
shop 90 rods south of the Plank Road the Telegraph
Roud and Hale Towslees Iron Store on Main street
well rs Il other places in the city.
LESTER BUTLER.
Kenosha, Oct. Is, 81. Il
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-24
Winter Campaign F!

FHNHE und rsgned wishes to inform his old friends and
u customers, that he has just received a
SPLENDID STOCK
OF every thing be wanted in the wardrobe
tleman. This Stock is made up of every
Variety Of Clothing
which thought Of Pants and Vests of every quality
and of various prices.
DRESS AND OVER-COATS
of every style and fabric that be or dreamed Of
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
for young and old rich and poor.
My stock Of Gloves Nens Socks, Satchels Carpet Bags
and Rctculcs selected to accommodate every
Comforters for uncomfortable cold days.
Suspenders 81 CraVats
OF every style and material.
Walking Canes & Umbrellas,
good article to lend-beter to keep.
TRUNKS Of all sizes, and BUFFALO ROBES for all
WeaIhers cheaper Than be bought in Wisconsin, for
CASH.
All we WISH is, for those in want, to give US call
kenosha, Oct. :, 81 c. BRIGGS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-24

the 22d inst ia this city, by Rev Jason Lothrop, Mr.
Evan LEWIS, of Chicago and Miss CELEsTIsE \. SHE'D,
of kenOsha
The nice compliments acknowledged Prosperity attend
the happy pair
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-24
COYFFNs! COFFRNSl
AUCTION SALE.
DRAFTS ON NEW YORK,


SOAP AEn CANuLE FACTORY, IN ihe North
"a Ward ofthl- city. THIS is solid brick building 81
cveuientJ situated The proprietor being about 80 leave
thi. country "a III sell this property lou f'r eHsb.
IL SAMUEL, HALE Agent.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-24
ID T. ID:

In Paris, the 9Th ins Mrs. Mary hxN PIERCE wife
George = Pierce and youngest daughter OF Obed Hale Of
Hanpden, Ohio aged % years, and one month.
THE tempest may howl and the loud thunders roar,
And fierce. raging storms may arise,
But calm my feelings. rest i my soul,
The tears all wiped from my eyes
0 tell my companion, and children most dear
To weep tor Mary, though gone;
The hand that led lgh dark and drear
Has kindly invited me home O. p II.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-24

NOTICE.

i CONVENIENT DWELLING HOUSE. near the COur
q House. For1Ir.her particulars enquire q
- II g.. 4. MARSHALL
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-24
FLOUR! FLOUR!

FEW 0ELS. EMPIRE MILLS Extra Winter Iyhes
q Fl ur from Milwaukee, for sale hy
sept. !. 1881. ". p WATTLES.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-24

FOR SALE.
4 number or CITY LOTS win be sold Tor Latorif api'
81 for soon. .. BOND.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-24

Which he offers TO the public lower than sold in th
City. All who wish for Goods cheap invited call
and examine for themselves.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-24

A FEW CASES Gems. French Csif Dress Boots. and a
supply Il Ladies ~uuer ~ik FoXt Caters HalI-
srizn Exoes0rs AMI b<uadSay Tses iust received by
F. W. LYMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17

WISCONSIN We have at length received
the Opposition nomination for State officers
Governor y A J Upham, ex-Mayor Of MIlwau-
kee. Lieutenant Governor, Timothy Burns of
La Crosse. Speaker of the House in 1919 Sec
rotary Of State, Charles ID. Robinson, Editor OF
The Green Bay Aduocate , State Treasurer, W.
II Jansen OF Washington Co.. Attorney Cen
eral, Eastabrook, Walworth Superintendent
of Schools, DR. A p Ladd, OF Shullsburgh.
DELEGATES TO THE OPPOSITION national
CoNvENrIoN-At LHge-Gov. Nelson Dewey
of Lancaster and Harrison c Hobart, Editor OF
The She5opgqn Lake Journal District !. John A.
Bryan, editor OF The Nil,cmkee Commercial Id
rcrtiser II David Noggle, Jane.ville, Rock Co.
III John Deany Columbia Co.
Presidential Electors were also nominated
before even 4 call had been officially issued for
a single National Party Convention. This Is
taking time by the forelock and no mistake
Satterlee Clark OF Marquette and VI Colhren
of iowa are the State Electors District Col.
Phllo White. Racine H. Beriah Brown, Editor
of III, Madison Democrat; Ill c. BlllnghuFst
Some discussion was produced by the introduction
Of an Anti Bank resolution. Our adVlces DuPt
the llth inst do not bring Us the adjournment OF
the Convention. or the adoption Of the resolutions
OF the Committee which treat On Land Reform,
River and HaIbor Improvements. Slavery, Cheap
Postage. Strict Economy and Rigid Accounta-
billty Of Public Officers Nothing Is said about
Banks IN he regular series There were seye-
raj contested seats. but a. the issues raised are
not stated It ) unnecessary 10 partculariZe them
here When the resolutions are received we
shall give them to our readers. I, Is supposed
they vii he more Hgnhersh than heretofore. a.
The Wisconsin politicians are lust now preparing
to resume thelr national relations The cor
rupt use made OF the School Fund caused the
rejection Of the claims Of the old ncum5euts u
the state Offices Tor ! denomination, and as this
Convention showed 50 great feeling for change,
perhaps o more thorough and lasting one might
be effected by supporting ;he nominees Of the
Wing State Convention, Which Is to be- held AZ
Madison Sept "a Al independent Anti-Slayery
State Convention has been called 10 meet az
Wateftown Sept l.. 70 nominate ticket Tor
State Officers, sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17

Gus or INDICATED COMPOUND The ethcAcs OF this
ustN celebrated cmhToc acn Tor lavgcTsng beaaufyng
and imparting soS> and sk. soRess the hair
-. v,1.iy known and aCkncw edeed. that gained
It's merit TepUtSlioR " h'oh = ne" tos d~S hut all
time the provnce el Science 10 sendue aud coatfl
those phIsca evils which IthAed cNISuon has brought
in its train for long warm r'ns Ad nsht hats with
The combined agency Il other influences eAst VII thou
sands cf UNHAPPY victims tc troubled M nSl0 ne ads and
rray hairs 10 saw nothing Of the VARIOUS dse es
u h,h the head Is subjected Mas % relieve these evils
that Professor Barry introduced his InvSaoe rssd and
,r,ons the THOUSAND and Who have been h coapct
tors he now stands aoOe that pedestal n success h-N
out of Bsrrys lncophsfoUs aud sustained nv ne f'o sa
UNIVERSAL patronage II discerning Sri intelligent pubic
Yor restorps the hair 90 ~ original growth OF Pe'eh'hs
nom falling cut. h coapesnd has heea pTo,.anse1 y
An medical men "a De sure remedy For efsda Ats - M
dapdr9I and cuunc diseases cf the sSn lands muscles
stnxs and bruises The rnccpheroGs I'll s"ays De i'Nd
a safe spesd, and nufa Ing cue, aid - long A.
Far reSse> MAS iupeI al race snsnarc
And heau,N draws Us With single hait,
will BausS r icei htrogS te esenua 10 The se " ever
LADY gentleman who desire q give Sdt glossy ana
Thurman, appearance the natural drSpcry OF FeAs "a
throne Sold m ss bte puce - cents Al the 2unc-
pal once. No iS7 BfadNay NesNorA ard hy the pm,
opal merchants ans druggists through0n the United
States and Canad4s Mexico, West Indies Great britain
htnce,A &c SlGs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17
Later from Tcxas-indian Outrares-Contem-
platcd Eoray ON Nor,hcrn MeXico.

NEN-O2L6AS>, Monday. Sept. Is, 1851.
The steamer Yacht has arrived with Galveston
dates 20 TIE lth inst she brings among her paSSen-
gers Msor Giles Porter who Is ordered 20 For, CO.
lumbuS, New-YOrk.
The Crops IN Texas were generally considered
good but the steamer brought some Cotton which
was injured " the worm.
Charles Downs. an American merchant. Was mur-
Cered above Brownsville, 40 the same place where
Lavalle. Capt. Wilson and others lost their lives.
William H. Harrison killed William q. Clark IN 4
duel IN The street Al Brownsville,
The Indians are committing dreadful outrageS on
the Mexican population Of Upper lamaullpas.
General PerSifer Smith had arrived At Galveston.
bound ,or san Antonio.
There i some talk here IN New Orleans Of an ET-
petition 20 ard the contemplated movement o. the
Northern Mexican States 10 declare their lnicpen-
cence Horace l.. kinney and Forbes Bntton are
reported At the head Of the American Expedition -
The are many Texan Rangers and parties engaged
IN the late Cuban movement enlisted IN The cause -
The alleged revolving States are Tsmaulpts. Goa
hula and New Leon The movement i designated
a Buffalo Hunt" The Mexican officers are Cara
Va al and CanaleS Of notorious memory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17
The Boston Jabilee.

BosroS, TUESDAY, Sept. It, 1851
The Committee OF the Legislature has LETT Tor Fall
River and Newport, 10 receive and escort the Presi-
dett 20 this city la the meantime the city IS fast
dlhng up with distinguished strangers. Two dele
cations iron anada arrived tins afternoon, including
Hon Charles Wilson. Mayor Of Montreal, stFerdl
members Of the CITY Government, Judges AI~yn,
Day and Mondeltt, sI Allen McNao, Hon John
MCulson. President OF the Champldln and 81. Law
renee Railroad. several officers OF The British Army,
and ten or fifteen members Of the Canadian Parlla-
mert. They are mostly CHARTERED az the winthrop
House. Lord Elgln and his suite are expected 90
MORROW.
The proceedings Of tomorrow will be the relep-
ton OF the President BY the City Authorities, who
viii scon him 10 the Revere House, and ifom
thence 70 the state House, where he viii De vel
con ed az 2 o'clock by the GOSemor Of the state.
AZ o'clock, ~ President vii review the military
On the Common and the day viii close " IN a din
uer at the Revere, 10 which al the distinguished
guests OF the c.iy ale lnyl,ed. M wooster VIII
not te present.
President Fillmore j. expected al ~ o'clock to-
MORROW He VII leave Newport for Fall RIVER AZ :,
o'clock vii be received b. the NatoLal Lducefs
al he HdHs0Lsquare S1a1oh' whence ne VII %
escorted 70 tie ROybuly line, whore Ii "iA De re-
celv.d oy MAYOR BlgeIow. and addressed. lie VIII
be conducted through Washir gon-s.. - the Revere
House.
Lord Eigin let Toronto, lof Boston, ia Rochester
and Albany on the i,th
Suryeyor General Hlnckes With three II he min
nv viii stop tonight with Gov Panes. u th9
V.rmor- House and come % Boston . morrow.
The Mayor of Mourell, and q NUMBER o! British
Cffeer.. arrived tonight
The cecolt OTIS are al hnisa ed, and The city IS
oyeraovng three IN a room, and glad to get bed
any tenn.
ne steamer Franklin. from Philadelphia Which
.afiec two hours after tie :. Lewis i com.ag 20,
ard nothing yet has been heard Of the Lewis. II i
ill.cl SIC has -IoAeI Ter 80 h.AeTs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17
America.
The London Merchant, in some specula
tons about America, uses the following Ian,

The London Merchant, III some Specula
tons about America, uses the following Ian
suage
But If the Americans are acquiring territory AMI
wealth, they are, al the same time, acquiring people
TO occupy the one and to proht by the other Inc
emigration brought about by the necessities anu the
distractions OF Europe Is another source which IS
promoting the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. OF the United States
We have no desire, at present 10 enter upon any
question of disputed policy but We wish 10 record
our opinion, thai the empire OF the mus; before
long he cededio America Us perSevering enterprise,
It's great commerce. and It's Sccrulng wealth, are
certain 30 secure this prize nor viii England De IN
a situation 10 DISPUTE II With her. Without this
crow nng capital to her power the onward march OF
the United States 10 Nhat We believe VIII be over
whelmmg sreaint IS. might not be 50 speedily accom-
phshtd nut America. a. the mistress 81 the ocean
must oyGrSiIice the civilized world
This idea of oyerstriding the civilized
world may appear grand and exciting TO the
organ of "a nation of shop-keepeTs" whose
aim has ever been to monopolize the trade
and check the industry and prosperity Of
all other nations. and whose policy has been
TO have ships and colonies and commerce as
the means of making the world tributary to
itself But such Is not the Americas idea
Of national greatness, or of noble destiny
for people. America desires not to over
stride the world, but to set it free-not 10
subjugate other nations and races. out 10
enable them to become endowed with re-
publican liberty, education, self-goyernment
and that varied industry which IS the only
basis of progress and greatness. Little
would be gained from our present Industrial
competition with England, did we merely
transfer to ourselves the pernlcious monoP-
DIV of manufactures and commerce she has
so long exercised. No, lie! US destroy that
monopoly and do our best TO render lis res
toration forever impossible. |! Is tune that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17
Massachusetts Free Soil Convention.
Continued from ENh Par
WoRcESrrR Tuesday. sent

Hlgf.
WORCESTER, Tuesday Sept. Is.
Mr. Mann, upon taking the Chair, made a lengthy
speech. IN which he fully endorsed the Free SOIL
platform He praised General Taylor Is the friend Of
liberty TO the territories. and denounced the admin.
lstTaton OF President Fillmore, comparing Webster
and Cass TO Haynau and Radetsky. IIe defended the
Coalition when they emanated from the sovereign
people and alluded to Charles sumner aS elected to
his h Oh Office against his own personal wishes
). C. PHILLIPS, the Free-Soi candidate for Gov
ernoT last year. renomInatod by acclamai on.
Alter which, Charles Allen. Of Worcester rose and
SAID that he WAS sorry Ia state that Nh Philips IN
alterably declined a nomination
The resolutions reafirm the position of the party
on the Slavery question, approve Of Convention
To revise the Constitution secret ballots, &c. but
they do not allude 10 the question of coalition with
AFTERNOON SESSION
In the afternoon the Convention nominated Hon
john G. PALFREY, Editor of The f0ramOnwfaifbl a
their candidate for Governor. Whole number Of
votes $50 necessary TO choice III. Mr.. Pafrey
had Gil VIM. jackson OF Ne~ton, o. Horace Mann,
"a scattering, 40 Mr. Pafrey was then declared
Amasa Walker was then UNANIMOUSLY nominated
Tor Lieutenant Governor
The Convention was afterward addressed ny
Arson BurliDgam6 and George +. Farley, Of Grotcn.
They made I vigorous onslaught on the dOlngs Of
the late Wing Convention. a. well ~ on those
Wings who while they pretended 20 have great
political regard for Daniel Webster, have stabbed
Mr. PALpRFY. the Gubernatorial candidate, was
thcn proeorted Ia the Convention IN bret speech,
he accepted the nomination which had been tender
ed HIM
TIE resolution, we're non read. They not only
declare eternal opposition 20 the Fugitive slave Law,
but declare that the Free son party is the parry oi
he Constitution and the mon They also recon-
mend the holding of a National Free SOIL ConFen-
ton and that nine Delegates al large be elected 10
represent Nassachuseti, u that Convention, IN ad-
dltlou 10 three from each CONGRESSIONAL Distinct
Mr. POLES. 81 Winchester, addressed the Conven-
ton. tie teie that ire people had perfect right to
alter ard amend the Constitution Of The United
STATES he defended the old Coalition and advocated
"a he ~ ore.
& b. Weston. OF Duxbury, said he mad been
Wing nd a follower OF the great Defender OF the
Consulutiou until Gen. Taylor was uomlnated-at-
taching Daniel Webster.
The following named gentlemen were elected del
ega'Cs It large to the National Free SOL Conyen-
ton {. + Adams. of Boston Charles Sedgwlck,
Of enox : {. Phillips. of Saem Charles Allen,
OF Worcester Henry Wilson. OF Natlck }. w.
Graves. OF Lowell G.. b. Weston, Of DuNoury
William Spooner. Of Boston and J. II Shaw, of
Manchester After which the Convention adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17
The Topics of the Morning.

The Foreign news by the Europa will be
read with unusual interest The Rdict OF
the Emperor of Austria announcing the
complete abolition Of the Constitution seems
10 have caused much excitement in Eu-
rope, and some half-suppressed muttering
among the sorely oppressed people OF Aus
tria. In Paris one hundred and twenty-five
arrests have been made. on a charge OF con-
spiracy against the French Republic. Lee
dru Rollin is said to be implicated In Italy
there are renewed implications of dlscon-
tent. But we must refer our readers to the
news in another column.
In New Orleans. according to our dis
patches, gang of desperados are now or
ganzing an expedition against Northern
Mexico. The States which these Pa
triots' contemplate liberating,' are I'M
derstood 10 be Tamaulipas. Coahulla and
New-Leon. Among their leadingc onied
crates in Mexico are said to be the noto
rous Canales and Caravajal.
The preparations for the Jubilee IN Bos-
ton are going forward brskly. \ large
number of distinguished Canadian gentle
men arrived in that city yesterday, and
Lord ELGIN is ON his way, having passed
through Rochester yesterday. The Presl-
dent and his party reached Newport at 10
o'clock yesterday morning, and will be es-
corted to Boston via Fall River at 10 clock
this morning.
Another gross outrage against Spanish
citizens has been perpetrated at Key
West, Florida. A Spanish vessel touch
ing at that port, barely escaped being burn
ed, and the rioters broke up all the Spanish
shops III the place
Dr. Gardner, of fraudulent Mexican claim
notorety, has returned TO Washington, sur
rendered himself INTO the hands of the United
States authorities, and given bail in the
sum of $4,000 to appear for trial at the
December term.
The investigation in regard to the late
riots in Pennsylvania is still progressing.
Some fifty have been arrested in all, and
the officers are still in pursuit of more. An
alleged fugitive slave was yesterday cap
tured in the vicinity OF Christina but We
DO net understand that he is charged with
being concerned in the riots. His crime Is
that of having a dark skin, and ancestors
stolen from Africa.
The State Agricultural Fair at Roches-
ter, gives promise of surprising in interest
any previous exhibition of the kind. We
regret to learn that in consequence of lndlS-
position, Senator Douglas will not be able
To deliver the annual address, hut his dis
course will probably be read to the assem-
blage by some other person.
The Free Sellers of Massachusetts,, at
their State Convention yesterday, nomina-
ted for Governor Hon. JOHN & PALFREy,
and for Lieut. Governor Hon. AMASA
WALKER. The nomination for Governor
was first rendered to Hon. STEPHEN c.
PHILIPS of Salem, who promptly declined,
having no particular desire for another de-
feat for the special benefit of the Loco-to-
co candidate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17
The Recent Riot In pennsylvania-Further
ProreediuX<
LANCASTER, TucSda

LANCASTER. Tuesday, Sept 10. 1851
The all.absorblng topic Of conversation here. as
well as at ChriSt-na. Is The recent murders and riot
among TIE negroes. The excitement Is S'ill very
The marines and most Of Marshal KeySerS police
have returned 10 Philadelphia after having secured
the country for miles around Christians. WITHIN the
last three DAYS, and making many arrests.
The people greatly assisted Deputy Marshal Kline
OF Philadelphia. who depued to act for the Un'
ted States commissioner and who has been lndett-
ugable IN ms exerons to arrest The rioters and muir
cererS.
No arrests have been made since Yesterday
Two. at least. Of the murders are m custody
They are colored men, ana have been proven and
sworn 70 rs having been conspicuous al the scene ot
action
On Saturday last WIT Of ba5eas corpus was taken
ont here IN behalf Of three white men, then i prs
OF, whose names are Cashier. Runaway. and Elijah
Lewis. The Nr.tNas mace TeturnaOe before Judge
Lewis, AZ eleven O'Clock Accordingly they were
brought INTO Court when Judge Lewis sand, " It ap-
pears that the prisoners were committed before Al
GeTmSn RClgart, for further hearing | do not think
u proper 10 interfere IN the matter between the Al
de and the prisoners ana shall there iOr9 leave
It III MS HANDS viii now adjourn The Court TIL To-
morrow morning
Tie Judge then loft the bench and Alderman Rel
CART took his seat thereon. and proceeded TO hear
The parties.
moved that the case be continued I'll Tuesday neNi
al one o'clock as there were two important wit
Dcsses absent N Baltimore, who were present ~ Tue
scene of muratT
The Aldtma a>sented 10 this proposition.
The District Attorney and WIN. b. FOrdner. Esq,
appeared tor the Commonwealth. For the defense
1haddeuS Stevens, G. VI. hlne. q. J. Dckey and
George Ford
The Courthouse was crowded % excess. people
from al parts OF the country having hOcked IN to
hear The facts
I \ great number OF Witnesses were IN attendance,
ara the son and brother of the deceased, and DR..
HisTcc were present.
The most intense interest was manifested, AMI
general impression prevails that, after the hearing Of
TIE prisoT tIs. On Tuesday next, the supposed guilty
parties Will De- handed over ID The United states au
thorty, 10 De- tued for treason together wlsh those
already IN prison. m Philadelphia
The officers are SUI on The alert for many Of the
principal participants, and doubtless they VIII be
captured.
Dickinson Gorsuch s getting better and IS likely
" recover. l.. Is -tlL D. lArL.,IaMA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17

Il tSefsc. toRS = duh god eiyei nd YcIlo-
81 "a 35c prGe yellow m new rurr,rN Is.
CATs. &c. bsRLEr. 3ot55c IN pNOylslcNs them
= ilile movement. fosN y igli. Sdes OF $50 hNfs
SRI uerces LAap for iac last three dafs ~ y -,
ard 5Co KEGS far ~. a. loGii.c. HscoN-Sar,
OF ShouiceT, ~ le.c-. uobed SIDES. g Si0c clsy
DO. lol lie. Hams, bSrsci, % sic.. canvass. n
e'elIc TIE sales of Toskcco are l,gnt AZ = e..
tor cor,mon 20 islr m annfac;uuAg. LSAp Is dan Al
- ga 81 -. isNF inactive a. So Gssi fRs,aur,
have Sdsanced fogr. 4oc posk 40 corn Zoe AZ
bush cad lor. hemp. io Lou VILE, 81 50 /,
Ncw-Ofle,ns, IS y tun tobacco, 50 81 ? haA
Tae weather to-cay IS coo. aa1 pleasant, lai an
Tie MYERS are falling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17

PrNNSYLvANA.-Ai the Wing meeting
in independence Square, Philadelphia, OF Mon
cay evening resolutions were adopted approving
Of the National ana State Administrations, and
ayowing on the part OF The Wings OF Pennsyl-
vania, an attachment; 10 the Union ana the Com
promises Of the Constitution, for a system Of
National and State Internal Improvements and a
Protective Tanf The Philadelphia papers
speak highly OF the enthusiasm displayed :: this
meeting. Gov. JOhnsion's administration Of
public affairs, has been Endorsed By public mee.-
inss Throughout, The State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17
By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
Southern TslqrspA oo, corner Hsuorcr and B.sr-r,s,
Further from a-Coniirmatiou of the
Departure of $50 American Prisoners for
Spain-Riot at hey West
SAVANNAH. Monday, Sent. 1

SAVANNAH, Monday, Sept. IS, 1851.
The Ererag Ners saws that the Captain Of
the William and John" arrived at this port
with Havana dates TO the sth inst, reports that
on the sth Spanish transport ship left Cuba for
Spain with loo American prisoners on board.
\ difficulty occurred at Key West In conse-
quence of the arrival there Of a Spanish vessel
which the citizens endeavored to take and burn
but she escaped. They then broke up all the
Spanish shops. stores, &c IN the place