The republic., 1851-06-13
Telegraphic.
Demoeratie Jldicial Convention.

HARRIsBURo, June l2.-After the disposal Of
some other contested seats in the Democratic Judi'
cia Cunv ention the committee appointed 10 select
permanent officers reported Hon. William Will
kns. OF Allegheny, for President; HoR. Simon
Cameron, Hon. Jas. NJ Porter, and thirty others,
for Vice Presidents, which nominations we're con-
6rmed. Mr. wilkins, on taking the chair, made
some remarks upon the position, duty, and pros
pects OF the party, urging such harmonious action
would ensure success. Some thirty gentlemen
were then put in nomination for judges Of the su-
preme bench, the most prominent OF whom were
James Campbell, Jeremiah s. Black, Geo. NJ.
Dallas, and Luther Kidder. The question as to the
mode Of baloting was resumed, and il was deter
mined, by vote of l0l to 80, that all five candi-
dates should be voted for on the same ballot Dur
ing the discussion, Mr.. Kreiner, OF Franklin
county, made violent assault upon the political
character of David Wilmot, which was rebuked by
the convention amid storm of hisses- Wilnot,
on leave, then made dgnihed explanation OF his
course in the Congress Of lS4S After he had con-
cluded the convention prepared to proceed to bal
loting.
The convention nominated the following candi-
dates for the supreme court the first ballot Jer
emiah s. Black, James Campbell, Ellis Lewis, Jno.
b. Gibson, and Walter II. Lowrie.
Ns,U Hampshire State Convention.
CoNcoRD, June 1.-THE Democratic convention
to-day attended by two hundred and fifty del
egates. The Hon. Levi Woodbury. unani-
mously put forward their favorite candidate for
the Presidency.
Luke woodbury., of Antrim, was nominated Ior
Governor; and Hon. Charles q. Atherton appointed
a delegate to the Democratic National Convention.
NeD Hampshire Legislature.
CoNcoRp, June l2-Thc Legislature is discuss
ing bill for the establishment Of a house OF re-
fuge for juvenile Offenders, after the mode of the
Massachusetts and Maine institutions.
Balloiing for United States Senator.
HAnrroRD, June l2-p. m.-In the Connecticut
r he hall had
Catlin 6S, Baldwin l09. The further balloting was
postponed till next Wednesday.
From Cuba.
CHARLESTON, June 1.-THE Isabel has arrived
from Havana, bringing $4,000 in specie The
political news is of no moment.
HAVANA, June THE business in sugars has
been limited, owing to the increasing stock and
scarcity Of vessels. Browns and yellows have de-
Cned real whites are unchanged; Muscovadoes
are scarce. Moasses is held at reals. The prices
Of coffee nominal at s a 81 for mddng to good
Lard, in kegs, is scarce at ~ l0s reals The
stock ia 10000 kegs. Freights are looking up,
and vessels
MArANzAs, June 6.-Thcre have been large
transactions in sugar, and prices are firm, with
an upward tendency. Coffee ID dull. The stock
of molasses is very large. Lard scarce and want
ed. Freights to Europe dull at SO a 60 shillings
another DseI.
SAVANNAH, Ga, June l0.--A duel was fought
this morning, with rifles, between VIM. Hender-
son and Henry Morgan, lady being involved in
the quarrel. After two shots the affair was settled
amicaby.
Fatal Accident Commercial Intelligence.
NEW YoRY, June l2.-Joseph Brewster, halter,
fell into the hold of the ship Challenge this morn
ing and was instantly killed
Sales to-day of $50 bales middling Upland cotton
at 81 a 81 cents.
Flour is languid and unchanged in price
Red wheat "a cents. Corn Arm sales Of &c, 900
bushels at Sc 56l cents for mixed.
Whisky %. cents
Government stocks are firm