The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-08-14
LATEST FROa EUROPE.

The steamer Arctic, from Liverpool the 3Oth
ultimo, arrived ut New York on Monday. The
Telegraph communicates the following items
Cotton is quoted at an advance of II. Fair
Orleans, So Upland and Mobile So Flour
and corn meal were unchanged in price. Provi-
sons in fair request at previous rates.
The House Of Commons sustained RusselPs
motion excluding Salomons from a seat-55 ma
jority. Mr. Swift, Romanist, has been elected
sheriff Of London.
There il a report of the discovery of four bodies
of men belonging to Franklins party, by the crew
Of Hull whaler. This report is generally cred-
tied
Shilling vsiters to the Exhibition continue to
increase.
The French Assembly has decided to adjourn
on the 10th of August till the Goth of October
The committee on the budget estimate defcien-
cy of about SO, 00O,O 900 francs.
The French military at Rome have elected the
officers Of the lnquisition from their quarters to
make room for fresh arrivals Of troops This
caused serious disagreement Emile Girardin
has become converted to the peace doctrines.
The Indian mail brings Intelligence that the
ship Ariel, from Judda, with four hundred pill
grims for Bombay was wrecked on the 18th of
June on Kenery island, and over a hundred lives
lost.
In Italy, General Radetzky has issued procla.
nation, alleging that fresh attempts al insurrec
ton are making, and that he is prepared to adop
the most rigorous measures for its suppression
Italy is again declared under martial law.
A great fire occurred at Constantinople on tn,
18th July, which destroyed l40 buildings.
| ONO The Democrats and Wings Of 0hiC
have both completed their State tickets. Tn,
| following are the names Of the candidates
Wing GOVERNOR Democrat
Samuel F. Vinton. Reuben Wood.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Ephraim r. Eokley. William Medll
SUPREME JUDGES.
Sherlock J. Andrews, Rufus p Banney,
Charles c. COnvers, VIM. b. Caldwell,
Peter Odln, John A. COrwiD,
Bethany Storer, Thos. w BARLEY,
George b. Way. Allen q. Thurman.
ANNIVERSARY or WRsT INDIA EMANCIPATION -
On Friday, the anniversary of Slave Emancipa-
tion in the British West India Islands was @ L..
brated by the colOred population and the Anti
Slavery Societies In various parts Of the country
At Worcester, the meeting was called 10 order by
EfIingham Capron, Of Worcester, and was organ.
lied by the choice Of Adm BallOu for President !;
Francis Jackson of Boston, IL w Foster of Low
ell, Asa Butler Of Connecticut, Sam A. Wheeler
Of Providence, Parker Pillsbury Of New lIamp-
shire, Vice Presidents George w. Putnam Of
Lynn, and James M w. Yerrineton, as Seoreta.
taries Rev Adm Balou Of IIopedaie offered
up prayer, followed with brief sketch Of the
Anti-Slayery movement In Great Britain, which
resulted in the emancipation Of 100000 slaves in
the British West Indies. The remaining speak.
ers were DR. Henry J Bowditch Of Boston, G. C
Burleigh, Parker Pllsbury, w. l.. Garrison and
Wendell Phillips A lengthy series Of resolu-
tions was passed
At New Bedford similar meeting was held.
The speakers and their friends together with a
body Of citizens, various Masonic and other LODI
ges, the school children, and a large number Of
the cOlored population, formed procession, and,
escorted by bands Of music paraded the principal
streets 10 John A. Parker's Grove, where dinner
was had Addresses we're delivered by Charles
Lenox RemOnd of Salem, Rev. Leonard Collins,
J b. Sanderson, and Robert Morris, OF Boston
The celebration seemed 10 have the warm sym
patty Of the white citizens.