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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
FRANCE.

Nothing of importance has occurred
since the fstts OF the 18TH.
The Princess Vasa and her mother
were to leave Mannheim In a few days and will pass the
winter their family estate, Austria. From this II 10
inferred that her marriage with Louis Napoleon Is
broken of. Gossip says that nothing, not even the
promise Of pension, would overcome the opposition
Of the young LADY, father 10 the match.
We do not observe the name of the
American Minister among those of the Corps Dlplo-
matque Who dned With the French Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, In celebration Of the anniversary OF the Empe.
ror sopoleons birthday.
At St. Etienne, the religious ceremony
advertised by the French Consul 10 take place place
the occasion, was stopped b. the police.
Louis Napoleon did not attend the grand
ball siyen by the Danes De IL Halle a; the Marche d.s
lnnoeens on Tuesday night There were several NJ
nors aloat 10 account for bis absence among Others
that cobspIsc detected TO aisassinste him. had
be been present.
The French war steamer Ariel has
seized and taken Into Chsmberd three English boats
for fishing within the French lines
General Pcttitts death is cOntradicted.
The Moniteur contains decree obliging
all French sh % to carry lights from sunset to sunrise
The Upper Chamber of the States Cen
eral q convosed for the 5Ih September.
NJ and Madame Otto Goldschmldt have
left scheveprwen where they have been staying since
their arrival from England, for Vienna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
shinninx

AskVED FROM NEW VosK-Aug II, William L Julia,
Ct sligo; 18Th Try, Al shstol Ann at London Copsrn
Gus OF DungrnDess Tor Hamburg.
AERyED IRON NOZZLE lith St Mary, at Glassov
ARRIVED FROM NEw ORLEASs-Mss,sehnsettss 1t Nv.
ssines l7th Howard at Hsvre Susan Hiaas Livsrp ,ol
18Th, Crescent, AZ do 18th Queen 81 DO
SAILED FOR Ew.YORK-lsth, Victoria from Autwerp:
Hntisdss from Bordeaux John Hsrmoa from Hamburg ;
William Elzsoeth. from Newport i7th, Lonaon from
Porsmouhi Juno Bristol Rescsato Samuel Lsw. euce,
Mont<zums. Great Western CornsLs and Phepix, from
Liverpool; 18th, Gsngss from Dublin
SAILED FOR TIRE UNITED sTArEs-New England, and
Georgia, from Havre.
SAILED fos PHILADZLPHlA-l7th, Westmofeland, from
Liverpool
SAILED FOR SAvASsAH-l7th, Samuel from Newport.
SAILED roR NEw-ORLEASs-lsth, H. Glddoa It'd.
PhGnix, North Atlantic, AID Mountsineer. Liverpool
SAILED Foa Ban FRAScfsco-William The Third, from
Cardiff Hsriogeno, Beech, Newport.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
ENGLAND.

Tie ministerial Journals announce with
perf Ct confidence the satisfactory termination OF the
dispute az to the North American fisheries, which 10
likely indeed certain TO be dusted on terms OF abso
Lutte reciprocity go far the right of hsning 10 con
cerued The Americans to DO at liberty TO nsh In all
British waters and the British In all American waters,
subject TO the restriction both sides 10 three miles
from the shore of the country to which they do not be-
long Tbs three miles TO be measured to thdehesref
land, without dlstlncton of bay or open sea- Paris
ment has been further prorogued to the 2s Ocsooer
but AZ the ordsr Of Council does not say that it will
then meet for the dispatch OF business is certain to be
further adjourned. TIE Globe says I'LL the third week
In November.
It's reported that the screw -frigate Ter
maesnt "a guns now being fitted Out at Portsmouth, Is
10 oin Admiral seymours squadron.
The Sun mentions the appointment OF
G.P.R. James as British Consul at Norfolk, Va
The Duke of Hamilton, premier Peer
Of Scotland, died a. the age Of 95 lie succeeded BY
bis son, the Marquis OF Douglas.
The Leeds Chamber of Commerce i'd
ourned sine die without taking any steps as an Asoca
don In reference - the dispute wch the u. s.
The harvest is proceeding favorably,
both In EpgIand and Scotland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
Liverpool Produce Market.

AAHEs-NO change In value Gales 80 bbls MontrsaL
OUFRCiTRON BsRk-Unaltsred.
BEEswAX-In retail demand st late ratio rates
NAVAL SroREs-Ros Is creeping up $50 bbs sold q
8 lGi2i fr fine cwt.
TURPsNTINE-5 tuna American changed hsnds q ST..
Tas-jUG bbls solo at II g.
TNLOw-C. n.ideI able business doing in Petersburg T.
c at 20 and South Amir ssooTdipg to quality.
Ou.s-NO transactions IN / afd Whale A Few tuns OF
Sperm sold at t35 Palm Is densI; SO tuns changed
hands mostly - t28 To-.
DYEwOoDs-But little doing at previous rates
RICE las been rather quiet 80 teces Carolina cold o.
1916.
TEA-More doiog during the week at former pricss
CORE In good trade demand and full rates paid for sf
descriptions.
reporting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
SPAIN.

There is no political news.
Great damage has been done in the
Northern provinces by storms, and the crops In
some parts, have been totally destroyed.
Barcelona papers speak OF the further
spread Of the vine disease
From Seville. we hear that the Prov
nces of Seville and CordoTs kept In terror oy osno
of robbers 90 the ID mat. eleven bands carried "a
and murdered the Alcalde and sundnc OF village psn
Cor staptine leaving this inscription on the BODY
babbipg you see this man thus Oh,
A Royal order is published to suspend the
further i,sue Of gold coin -. r,oJor or,
- ,hs ..rs footing a. the Spanish, a.
10 lu'uie and NAVIGATION du-s in Spanish ports
The opening Of the exhibition OF Scandi-
80 -. ~ Copenhagen, took place on the 6ss
n he Crys.a Palace erected for the purpose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
Lnrrc Fire nj Ogdensburgh.

OGDENsBURGH, Wednesday, Sept /, lsj2.
A fire is now raging in the block of
buildings On Isabel, and Ford ats occupied by I. Ba
con, Jones Il Wells. grocers; l.. NJ Chsncey, shoe
store; Brinners & Kraft, dry goods Chttsnden &
Judson, book sellers; l. s. Morris, J. 5 Guest dry
goods: Hadvin Clark 7 d. Skinner, clothing stores
the Isabella House, and two or three imall wooden
buildings The buildings destroyed on Ford 1t COM
prise the buildEgs known Clarks and It Is on
Mr Edwin CLARK the heaviest loss falls. The Ios' Is
estimated at s75 0OO the greater portion Of which ls
thought to be insured Judging from present appear
snces the fire VIII not 60 beyond Seymours store, or
below the Isabella House The DIRE Is supOosad 10 be
the work of an incendiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
From the SOUTH Great Floods from the late
sterm-Duel prevented.
BALrInoRH, WednesdaY. Sc

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, sept l, 1852.
The Southern mail this morning brings
nothirg beyond Savannah making three mails from all
points south Of that now due
Great damage has been done in the
South by Tie late storm.
On Broad River, near Columbia, South
CsrolnA, a great fre,het had occurred Bridges were
swept away, and striking sgsr st Columbia Bridge had
greatly damaged L. Congsree Bridge also In great
o6pger at last accounts the water being three feet
the highest point ever known.
The Savannah River at Augusta had also
risen to geat blight putting entire stop to travel BY
the Railroad, and thus delaying the mails Part Of the
upper bridge had been swept away and the lower bridge
Il was thought would also CO. the water was still rs-
Ing.
The damage to property in Hamburg on
the owlsnds, along the river, supposed TO be very
great
The Ocmulgee River, at Macon, rose
TO great hight carrying away the temporary tressel
bridge erect, by the Central Road Company.
The crops along all the water courses
had suffered immensely.
Charles Palmer and Thomas w. Nc
Canee have been arrested at Richmond and put sndsr
security to prevent them lighting duel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liverpool Cotton ,Iarker-Aus SOP.

Messs Brown, s ipey Co.'S Circular says Toe bus
In CorIoN became animated immedisely after
the departure Of the Asa III transactions Of the cay
amounting 10 O0O bales az adv ance OF III the lower
qualities to which the demand pnci oay cOnioed III
the snya of the Arctic the 18th inst when tbs tito
ment ceased giving buS slight sivanage and thu mar
ket closes quietly but 't-ady N advance Of fay ID
10 the midding and lower qualities other dssc ptions Of
American remsinug unchanged. The qusstons Ms- Far
Orleans s. Fair Upland I'd; Fair Mobile, 3D. NJ ddns
7-lbd Q5i. Interior and Ordinary, 4diid.
The sales for the week ending this ming reached So
bales of which speculaors took S. 20 bales exporters
10000 bses American descriptions cold consist Of ~ go
bales Orleans 1900 Uplsuds and lSn Mobile To-day.
(Fnisyl the business IL estimated AZ 900 bales OF which
o00 speculation. The stock 81 CorTOS at Liver
poo isc.led 6nl 600 bales OF which 5 90 are Amercsu
against 66 900 at this period last year $4,000 being Amer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
IRELAND.

In the case of the inquest on the bodies
of those shot In the election rios at Six Mile Bcge
Ireland the CoroDer's Jury returned verdict that
THE deceased were wiully murdered by John c.
Demsdse Justice Of the Peace, aud eight soldiers OF
the 3lst Regiment" Five Jurors dissented from the
verdict
The accounts respecting the potato crop
are more satisfactory TIE last estimates are, that IN
the Injected districts at ess. onehaf Of the crop will
be- saved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
LATEST NEWa,

The Frankfort Diet has adjourned to the
2Oth October H. THEIRS has arrived 10 PARA
Louis Napoleon Is seriously i'll with ner.
yous irritation
G0rgey, says The Cologne Gazette. who
had been ordered to resids Kiagepfs, has been -
moved to the fortress Of KusIsm- No reason sssssA
Cholera has broken out In Upper SiIesia.
The Catholic Bishop at Pittsburgh. Pa.
10 among The recent arrivals at Psria
The change in the Turkish ministry
arose from r.monstr~scs By shs Preach Esvos r'-
sp-ccns the sfairs Of ths holy CW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
Lnter from Hnynnn nnd Knx West.


We have dates from Havana TO the Goth
inst and hey West the sd, by the U. s mall schooner
Chatham.
HAVANA MARKETS.
lug 20-NothiDg OF interest has occurredin our mar
ket since eur last except that SUGAR has been less
tive The INQUIRY for the inferior grades has been
limited, and decline OF "a Y arrobe Is IN In.
sisDees quoted. The better kinds are however, very
scarce, at full rates. There il no Muscoyado 10 the
market
MoLAssEs |, firm at 2d2A reals, a, which latter
price cargo WA sold today.
LARD has advanced 10 $40
RICE Ia selling at IL reals, and the stock Is very
Hight
FRETGHTs are dull, and rates quite nominal
EXCHANGE on London, Ill II y cent. On the Uni.
ted states, Y cent discount
KEY WEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENR.
The arbtrstou appointed IN award salvage for servi
ces rendered TO the bark Express awarded the sum Of
: 80, (which Is equal - about - per cent The
amount has bet advanced by botomry marine risk,
and the bark sailed on the 20ih August for Boston.
The brig Sarah, from Cienfaegos, with a cargo Of
sugar went ashore on the reef on the 22d
On the 23d inst the Chatham, when OF Tavernler
Island saw large ship ashore ths rocks, also
shi1 with nothing bu. the lower mssts sandng-nsmes
unknown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
AUSTRIA.

1t is reported in financial circles In VII
enna that Government will open loan Of fy millions
Of horirs, In the couse Of September Nothing has
tnn,pred concerning the conditions
The Emperor was received by an i'm
meme Demonstration on his return 10 Vieona on the
18th The city was Illuminated With four million Light
5000 portraits Of the Emperor figured on uhs vsils,
With upwards OF ie0oo uaasprsaciss and auesoncd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
THE NEWS.
p, relcrraph 10 The Sew-York Tribune
s,.,, Convention a, syracuse.
,,.,~x-,,,, ofs.. o,-~s- 81 Raaeser and Bearer"f'

Ssatr Convention at syracuse.
Trn&,i psy,sicA % Ire ~ Y TS'e""s
SYRACUSE. "Wednesday. Sept Is p NJ
The Convention has organized only tenn
pcnrily to-day, after short fight OF TWO
hours. Senator BRIsroL, (Hunker) OF
Ticsa, is Chairman, by vote of 20 to 6@
over I.ArHAM, (Barnburner,) of Ontario.
Committee on Permanent Officers and to
examine Contested Seats appointed, and
Convention adjourned till O'Clock to-
morrow morning. Nobody foresees who
ia "a be nominated for Governor. SEr-
,oux's friends yesterday claimed so votes
for him; to-day his chance is desperate.
CoxS,sS is no better. BEEKMAN is the
compromise candidate-was supported oy
Van Buren, and Dickinson. Lieut.. Gov'
CnuRcn is no,chere. For Canal Commits
sioner, FoLLETT is pressed by John YER
NAM; result uncertain. Outsiders not nu-
merous as was expected. and the Conven-
ton seems cold and wanting in enthusiasm,
though the Delegates get hot enough when
brough, into collision. The Hunkers cleo
tioneer against SEYMOUR by saying he vii
be beaten 10000, if nominated. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
A Wing Procession-llass Meeting.
PMIApELPHIA. Wednesday, Sept. ], ~

THlLADELPHIA, " tuuosuHyi sept q tx
This morning, large body got the Wings
Of the city proceeded TO Wilmington In steamboat,
and there met the Members Of Congress returning from
Nashipe ton, who take part In the Mas Meeting
tonight and, their arrival here, formed process
sion escorted them II rough the principal streets,
with music. The Wing Clubs Of the various Districts
are now forming with music and lan.erns TO m'rch 10
the square.
Second Dispdtch.
Over five thousand people are now as
sembled In the squArs which 10 beautifully Illuminated
with gs the fixtures OF which are fastened against the
trees forming an arch the platform, with brit
hsnt in the center GcOtismsn addressing tho
crowds bsm stands placed NJ opposite GODS OF tho
square Clubs from the dtfercn, Districts formed an
imposing procaaaon with banner, torches, "a res
ouiion was adopsed welcoming tbs Wig Heproseata'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
sfafe of Trade.

Az extended business has been transacted 10 ths msnu-
featuring oDets particularly In goods suit fof lnSis
all Of which have lately depressed The Oefmn
houses have also the market more freely end tho
home demand Continuing healthy, tade generally, 10 In
upd conoc and produces Of all kinds OF both goods and
Yarns are pretty well engaged Ct remunssye prices tho
ony exception being Ia vksts for heavy domsscs for
In F,snee bushes continues brisk WINE Is sil rising
~ Eerse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
L,sht House Carried away by a Storm.

NV ORLEANS Wednesday, Sept. l, 1872.
The Light House at Chandelier Island
carried away In the storm the waters aso
made Canal three quarters Of a mile wide through
Ship Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
Rxcitrmrnt I'm dine Rrcnd-tuG nnrkct.

urcb ax ,,,i has hem nroodnced in
the grain market this morning in consequence OF false
quotations posted the bulls ins Of The Ledger and
North AnGfodn quoting advance Of one to two shil-
nas on -four and three shillings per quarter corn
and wheat, whereas the true reports show that the
Asiss quotations were with difficulty maintained. The
trade seneray express great indignation at the man
ner in which they have been imposed upon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
London Markets.

FF0s B1rfNg BT0fhTTF fUf1IsT.
COFFEE in steady demand. Plantation Ceylon and ia
at suction brought full prices 40 bags warehouse
Rio sold Of So d5]l. No transactions Ia Brazil 81 Do.
uiugo Several corFoes saost offered, but buyers
await ng tie approaching Dutch sales
RIcE-Th. speculative demand has subsded and sslss 10
small quantities now only practicable &c I'd. 0od. re-
ouction.
SuCAR-MaIket inactive throughout the geek, aod Con-
adyces report generally dsooso 20 psrchsss
lRON-A fair demand for common bars st 40 Tee 90
board IN " ales Sales OF Inc a. 70 IIO1t5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE,
Arrival Of the AMERICA at Halifax.
COTTON FIRM AND ADVANCING.
HREApsTUFFS DECLINED.
HALIFAX, N. g.. Tuesday, Aug. 81.

HALIFAX, N. g., Tuesday, Aug. IL.
The r. NJ. steamship America, Capt.
shannon which les Liverpool a. lOA A. n on the 18th
ina, arrived here at O'Clock this evening. She brings
10 passengers.
The Collins steamer Arctic arrived out
on the 18th.
The news generally possesses but little
Interest.
The steamship Great Britain, Captain
Matthew, ,sled from Liverpool on the 18th for Aus
traia with fall compliment of passengers and goods
and treasure to the value of nearly one million '.eruas
The Ministerial journals say the Fish
cry difficulty Ia settled-
The British Parliament has been still
further prcrosued.
G. p. r. James, the distinguished nov
eIIs, has been appointed British Consul at Norfolk, Va
The Duke of Hamilton is dead.
The Princess Vasa and her mother have
gone to Austria for the winter. Her marriage with
Louis Napoleon is supposed TO be broken OF.
A French war steamer has seized three
Epglhh schooners for fishing within three miles OF
France
Madame Otto Godschmidt and husband
have gone to Vienna for retirement
In Poland great damage has been done
by rain storms
The Copenhagen Crystal Palace opened
on the 9th August
The Darmstadt Coalition have made
conciatory oilers to Prussia.
Brazil has bought eight ships of the
German Navy.
A new Austrian Loan is meditated.
Russia has concluded Commercial
Treaty with the Pope
More gold has been received from Aus
trala. making total OF s200000O0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
Excitement In Matumoros.
NEw.ORLEANs, Monday, Aug. 3

The Picdyune has adyices from Mata-
moros that much excitement prevailed there In conss
quenca OF the usurpstiOn Of the GOvernorshp OF Ia
msulipas by Cardinss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

The market has been quiet At decline In FLOUR OF SO
y Dbl and on WHEAT ll0i!P 10 n, in consequence oG
the in the weather. which has ssaia becoms
fave tsbe for harvesting
Yelo~ at ~ y; Mixed. ~ and White, % y quarter.
MHEAr- " hite, o 2d7f Red, 6f6i pr N.
FLoua-Western Canal, Baltimore and Philadelphia
q G2il6; Canadian, @l662l6i Ohio y S. Sour, ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
GER MANY.

The PIenipoteniiaries of the State of
n..,.d, broke up their conference at Stutzardt on
,S An After agreeing upon note In reply 70 Prus.
"a. rbeh 4 couched In conciliatory terms.
The re6pening Of the Zollyerein Con-
sre,s bad been postponed 70 the l3th.
Eight ships of the exGcrman feet are
to be tsken by the Brazilian Government provided the
smaller steamers, which only carry fuel sufficient for
one weeks consumption can be taken scross the A.
laufic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
London Money Market,

Cop.os have uctusted bu' slightly during tho past wesL
49, bsng the lowest, and s94 the highest quotation 10
Money ON Friday they closed both for Account and None
At ssld9st Three and Quarter Per Cents, los. olo,
Bank Stoos, 22502T.
Bullion in the Bank Of England, H2l,6sl,Ooo.
Paris bouIse firm. fours l0ialO8; Threes, p85
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
Missouri LesisIaturc-Fire.

LOUISVILLE, Wednesday, Sept /, 1854
The Missouri Legislature is occupied in
discussing the question of Chaplain
In the house the Antics withdrew Acock and Hunter
candidates for the SpeskershP, and resolved to run
Jackson. This WAS considered open defiance to the
Bentonites Jackson Slmms and W0odson W re voted
for without material change In the ballots. Adjourned
The Cotton Bagging Factory of Messrs.
Hunter & Bruce, at Lexington, Ky, destroyed BY
tire on Saturday. Loss not ascertained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
LiverpooI Provision Market.

MeIspry'. Circulsr quotes BEEr aud Posx lower sn1
prices nominal, a. follows Mess Sect ustoe tSgttsls
India do y 3ci 10, iiSGiSOi' Prime Mes FORK eo's
65aSOl. -
0s6Ler Co quote Prime Mess Beef at s5olO5 Cor on
and 1850 so tor new, and Pnme Mes Fork, 30 70, ~
85doO for Eastern.
Fine CHEEsE Is wanted.
LARD very dull and dropping. Fair $685.
BAcoN-Long mddes sell at i6dBi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
Executive Appointment Confirmed.

The appointment of II. j. Thorn, of
Alabama a. Commissioner Of Land Claims In Cslifor
nia, has been confirmed BY the Senate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
New-Hampshire Wing stnte Convention.

NONCohDb ~ H. NcuhoouayB supp ~ i9"-'
The Wing State Convention met here
to-day. 7. NJ Edwards, of Keene, presided The fol
lowing are the nominations for Electors; w. H. G.
Hsckett of Portsmouth Austin F. Fske, of Franklin /;
A. H. Crsgin of Leonard +; ID. n. Christy, Of Dover,
and T. M. Edwards, Of Keene James Bell, Of Gull
ford was nominated for Governor having 22 votes out
of 239 This Convention was harmonious and grea, en-
thnsiAsm preysiled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
Fatal Duel Mt New-Orleans Death OF Judge
Iarne.
NEw ORLEANS, Tues

NEw ORLEANS, Tuesday, Aug. 81, 1854
A duel occurred here yesterday between
two young creoles of good family one of whom
killed. The weapons used were guns.
We regret TO announce the death OF
Judge Lsrue of the First District Court OF this State
who drowned while q fishing excursion during
late
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
Dennrture of the Canada.

BOSTON, wednesday, Sept l, lS52
The r. NJ. steamship Canaca, Capt.
Lang sal ed at day with b pss,eu gers for Ly
erpool and II for Halifax She takes but BIO 900 In
American gold, and Il 900 English gold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

evss-soupimennng them for having su,ssined me
nirsrrafion Of Mr. Fillmore-renewfns tee p.ense
Of TIE whig. Of Philadelphia TO the 3annore ps.o.
and hating The certain triumph OF their canui, s
The coming contest. Among the spes.sr M ~ Ohio
PARKER and Thompson Of Indiana, Campbell Oh oniO'
ard nfharH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
Whis Conversational Convention.
PHILADELPHIA, "wednesday,

The Wing Congressional Convention OF
the Ist District last evening placed the folio wing per-
sons IN ponlnsdon for Congress: Peeg g. s,very,
John Hugh Glider, Joseph Maitland, John r. Zislsnd,
John C. Bullitt, and Thomas Croven
The Convention then adjourned until Monday night
for further nominations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
Accident, &c.

DUFFALU, Wtdnesdayi SEPT. 7, IcJl.
The drop curtain of the Eagle-st. Thea
tire FELL las, night and broke an arm and leg of Mr.
Davis one Of tne artists at work upon 1t another man
also slightly injured.
The Common Council have ordered that
TIE front wall of the Metropolitan Theatre, now In
of erection be taken down ss pro.rudes eight
inches upon the Sidewalk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
BRLGIUM.

Great efforts are making by the ultra
liberal party TO defeat the proposed treaty with France
sesinst literary pirace,, which they correctly name
an important branch of Belgian Industry"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
Destructive Fires in Louisiana-AIexandria
nearly Destroyed.
NV ORLEANS, Monday, Aug. 3

NEW ORLEANS, Monday, Aug. 30, 1852
A terrible cOnflagratiOn occurred at Al
exSDdrs IN this state, Saturday last the 2Slh inst,
which nearly consumed the entire place.
We have also accounts OF destructive
FIRE at Bayou Ssyrs, whereby large amour. Of proper
,r was destroyed.
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the same case. Hon. Geo. Evans, OF Maine, re-
fuses TO attend as a witness. 1t is quite certain
that Gardner never had mine in Mexico.
The Corvin Committee have been taking testi-
mony to-day. Nothing will come out oft. Cha.