The republic., 1851-07-07
TELEGRAPHIC.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF the Baltic.

Arrival OF the Baltic.
New YosK, July SO p. m.-The steamship
Baltic arrived at 81 o'clock this afternoon, bring
ing ninety -four passengers. She left at 4 O'Clock
D. m, on the 10th ultimo, and her best days work
was three hundred and forty miles.
The United States frigate st. Lawrence arrived
at Lisbon on the 18th ultimo.
The commissioners appointed for the purpose
have reported decidedly against the project OF the
transatlantic steamers sailing from the west of the
Island for America.
The receipts of the Great Exhibition on the 25th
was E3 l66.l2s, and the number OF visitors g., ,39i.
The preamble of the Ecclesiastical Titles bill
has passed by vote Of 2oO to 80.
Late rains have much benefited the crops, and a
good yield 10 almost certain.
Trade in Manchester is unusually buoyant
Spinners and weavers OF calico and printers and
dyers constantly employed.
A great confiagration occurred at Archangel,
Russia on tho 10th ultimo, destroying one hum
dred and fifty houses, two churches, &c.
The Fourth of July was celebrated with great
enthusiasm on board the Baltic.
Markets.
Ootton-The market is exceedingly dull, and
prices have receded Id. Sales Of the 25th 1000
bales and the total sales since the Africa sailed
10000 bales of which exporters took 1000
bales. Fair Orleans 6sd. middling SID
Breadsfu6s,-Flour has advanced Cd. Wheat il
active at I'd. advance. White corn 32s. Sd. TO
32s. 3D.. yellow Soc. Cd. to 3ls.
France.
The movement in favor of a revision Of the CON
stitution is gathering increased force. Petitions
favor of 1t are flowing in from the country. Ledru
francs, and be imprisoned for two years, for writ
ing two pamphlets.
The ministers will not prorogue the Cortes until
the question Of the national debt is disposed Of A
fire occurred in Madrid on the I'd, which DESTROYED
tha chr of Ga md lic
buildings.
The country is perfectly quiet.
England.
great fire occurred in London on the oath, de-
stroying property worth f200.000. The large
factory of Wiggan & Co. were destroyed
The Canada arrived out on the 2lst.
Sudden Death.
ALBANY, July 5.-Senator Brown, Of the lst dis
triei, died suddenly here last night
Death Of Alfred Cra,eford
BALTIMORE, July 6.-Alfred Crawford, of Balti-
more, agent Of the Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
Wilmington Railroad, died to-day of dysentery.
Ohio Whig State Contention.
COLUMBUS July 3.--The Ohio Whig State Con-
vention met this morning, and permanently or
BdniZcu ny elcCtAiR Ehu5ou II. Eeuu, Ol DrOWu
county, president, with twenty vice presidents and
seven secretaries After the preliminary proceed
ings had been concluded, Hon. Samuel +. Vinton,
Hon. Thomas Ewing. Hiram M. Griswold. and
William p Cutter, were severally named as can
dates for Governor.
The convention then proceeded to vote viva uocs
by counties, and Messrs. Ewing and Griswold hav-
ing been withdrawn, the result follows:
For Samuel F. Vinton, 2l2 votes; for William p.
Cutter, 38 votes Mr.. Vinton thereupon de-
clared duly nominated. The votes for Mr.. Cutter
were principally from the Western Reserve.
The convention then took a recess until o'clock
[sEcoND DKsPATcH.l
The convention reassembled at half past two
O'Clock. Resolution appointing committee OF
twenty one on resolutions was taken up.
Mr.. Sherman advocated its adoption at some
length. He took the ground that it was due to the
Wing party that the convention should make some
declaration of principles. He thought it was un.
dcrstood such committee would be appointed
| and was surprised to hear any opposition to it.
Motions to lay on the table and amendments
were respectively lost.
| The resolution committee will report this eve
| ming
MIR. Eckly, of Carroll, was nominated for Lieu
tenant Governor. Mr.. Earvile, of Erie, wal
nominated for Secretary Of State. Mr.. Stanberry
| for Attorney General. Mr.. John Wood for Audi
| tor of the State. Several other nominations wer,
made.
| The convention then took recess until eigh
| o'clock.