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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
Philadelphia News Items.

Cousspontence VI Tbs n u itioehe
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Sept "a, I55s.
The following paragraph is from tina
Grand Jury's Report TO the Judges OF the Court
of Quarter Sessions for the City and County Of
Philadelphia:
The Grand Inquest nquirtns for the lAusust Tenn In
elO'os their sbpr' ,esseeSy mi s az tSs.s
three hundred and thirty were retained true siis and two
hundred and iity.three were ignored
In their general character the ofenses presented hae
nothing 20 Distinguish hsm from the crimes ofothsr Terms;
most OF them bens for small arceoes ssssuit and bss-
tey and ots very generally owing their rsn tn the
wide spr.ss and desoaps spirit OF utsnpsrsass which
row County. We earnestly call tue saen
places where liquor sold at retsl-we have resssn -
know that very many are unlicensed ard that tney e
among the lowest aud haunts OF crime and la e.
ne SSn we You'd inVols the seton the Legislature 70
which ali admit, In whstever aspect 10 viewed.
operates isunousy to the true Interests OF the people
They close their mplsBt Of the Fire Department -
follows:
would cheaper the people OF Phsdsphfa than The
present one-aDd o. the men employed In this capacity
would have interest 10 presenting good conduct
for their employment streets would not present.
they do far too occasions 81
and confusion destroying the quiet Of the hour. Of rest
OF speed and exhibitions Of brutal violsnce.
Judge Allison In his reply exhibited kindred spirit
Mile. Adeina Pa,ti, aged eight years,
has attracted much attention in this city She gvss hs
last copce r. 10 morrow evening.
Charles Mclean, aged twenty TWO years.
DO, agent for English house, while ssssdng this
morning 20 lower bedstead from an upper windoV.
at house In Mddlsaliey. lost bic balance and pre-
ctptated head foremost 20 the ground. lie received .
horrible compound fracture Of the skull thu bone be-
pg literally driven into the brain. Scarcely any hopes
are entertained Of bic recovery.
William T.. Johnson was admitted into
the Hospital lsst evening" much injured lie stated thst
be had been pushed. down the steps Of hotsl-
Another magnificent day Is sOJournlng
with 10. We feel truly grateful for tho present.
SMELL
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re ss,se'ir;. II WILD, Use ths Pr.s'iea, Of sss
SEd sh-l Ciae. prssises a, the ous.tss unssrias
!Acos 'otKs ~ TIE Nln,h wsr5. vssths srs, spssk.
y. be cOmpaFfd NE too csb5dst G Z Ssaty OF Se1
SroWV hsrd eaTued fame and Frsnksu Pieces xth out
n benC7 Ct g'ri0as dres fcr bis eouo,rv WI a ain
Sic 81 hai NJ Pircc sver seas, Shse the so.,tsr
shch ~ ti,ss I'm 30 the 6iss'ns aishsd homo, 81 ,hs
Presidency What among his ac's "a be poin,ed ou,
tbat oil cal f,rth pcbi, sr1nirsnr arouse eotkus
sam Tbere mona Ta- speaker brss ay rec spi u,a
led iee csor s1sbe6 services OF Gsn scutf which.
TIRE contrary showed much es w1s entitled Z, At tho
hard. OF re American people 10 oooclaslou. Or,
Codes ursed The Wns 20 pot forth ke'r exeftcn' so<
otb To- sssare vssoy, but 10 gsia an oEer shsnlss
triumph
W. WrncWoop ESQ Of the Eighth Ward. vac
,sr neat speaker lie ree'rsd the late nsws iroos
Msioe, srd stated by ~sy Of encouragement 90 tbs
Ntfs, thtin lsfo IL was detsrniaet 20 rrdire tAs
aoeoFeeo majority Of 90 10 100 The whss OF
VAN g'fdec on their amor they ths ball rolling,
snd rom Ms.oe IL rolled do-n from the north over
Msssschusero Conrectleut, NewYcrk sod 90 on
sNu,hw.rd over The and, suocsss MARRIED its courss
sud victory crsvned the season. The soesk.x Al.
d. sss'd he meers on various topics Of the ca uossu
W. MrIlu>EN. ESQ who had alec spike In
side addressed those assembled. lie 90 ske Of Geo
ScoiI-of Protection ard Eocoursgeu cot 10 A erie an
Irdusy-cf the policy o. thu Opposition party and lie
Effects upon the labor ard prosperity Of the coan,ry
Gov Wsshipgton Hani oar popular candidate for Gov
ernor wac spoken o. and his acts In behalf az ah
Ing ireland and his engagement OF the eonmsrslai
Interests OF New York referred TO- ard skenel
the cheers ~ the meeaog.
Wm. Srow one of the New York Volunteers, Alec
spoke for bis brave old commander, and vss followed
by Mr. NoRRiS De CANT, whose remarks were well
received
TIE inside eedrg was AZ iourred at sbou, 10 O'Clock;
the outside enc followed suiL aud the two meetings
formed IN procession With music banners torches &c.
and escorted the Ninth Lundys LIME Cub home
passing the Broadway bosse, where they wers In
renssly chez ed.
Du'rs tire mestlrs there WI" mush cheering and
good feeling Some slight dlif ,uity created In the
street BY oppos,r psrtes but que:Gs Wal applied 20
them sud all went on hsrmonously.
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From the Fishing Crsund..

GIorcEsTER, hlndsy, p; =, lsJ2.
The fishing schooners John. James. Ma
", s Houston, ard Le1ra-d Mckenzie, hsve arrived
from the h'hlnF grOuucs Tney report several s9dan
al nrerTupioLs oy the Br,h cruisers-1ui further
seizures-exeept the &C nos Csrons a'ght ofNcv
bsIyport on the litd mat, about 20 mites EOI.a Of
Prince Edwards lsand.
II is estimated that the returns Of mack
ere this year vii fall short less half OF the usual
sversse. taxing tn estimate from the catch durug
the same period last year.
The owners Of the Caroline Knight have
received letter from the eactSn In xhich he states
that bsr her sss inside OF hi. A. the tins Of
the seizure I'D that Re had thought Of rososiiay
on forbidden ground
He is further of opinion that the value Of
the vessel ARD cargo, sr,ing - barrels mackere
was the csEse q tho seizure.
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FROM ILLINOIS TO SEw FORK.
9itor.of TIN Tysy.n.


Before l left for the East, my Scott
friends at home, viz: Messrs. Foster, Miller, Gle
and others, requested me to send back word how
the old hero was likely to run on the creeks and
ponds that | might pass over on nv route.
have not been Indifferent to their request and the
election Of our glorious old leader. | have can
yassed every stage-coach, boat and car that |
have entered in coming hither from Delphi. Here
is the result:
Wabash and Erie Canal boat for Scott 10 for plerce
Loganspori and Niles stag coach, Tor Seou TO for
Pierce.
Steamboat May tower, Detroit to Bu1.io, 1 Tor seoa
~ for Pierce.
Railroad Buffalo TO Albany, for Scott TO Tor Fierce
Steam boat Isaac Newton, Albany to Nev'fork, i0r
Scott TO for Ptercs.
Many Of the above stated that they were DEM
Gratis, but would vote for Scott. lie as lust a.
sure to be elected as he was to conquer Mexico
Yours truly, IL the cause Of Scott and Grshsn,
q. G. Nook.
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OLE BULL.-The great Norwegian vlo

OLE BULL.-The great Norwegian ylo-
limit tsok ,be frat step, Saturday at Phiadelphfa
toward beccuing citizen of the United States. Tia
Bnn,fin Of Saturday afternoon says;
That this great privilege might To rendered more
sacred aud imposing, he desired that the cere nony
take oaee In the veDersted Hall OF nds ndence.
surrounded with all the glorious recoectobs which she
Mace presented b the uDd and With the statue OF Ne
Father Of his Country mute impressive vi'ness 10 The
scene. ri. A., r,,. o.. II
the Dited States, with that gentemany uroaoi vn'cn
10 30 Characteristic Of the man, inmsdiatsiy ~ nRa-
thized with the deeply sensitive feelings a. tno grcas
Norwegian, and ct once consented TO gaufy tno hisn
toned des Of the privilege Ole Bull was about TO enjoy,
Ia taking the military step toward becoming citizen
Iobn NJ Read and John Brien, Esqs, counsel fos Ole
Bull accompanied him 10 the Hall, and remaiaed Win
him during the ceremony.
When Mr. Plits read 10 him thai part Oh tne oecins
te of Intentions which required him to swear set
lance 10 the Tnsd States and abandon AL fosty 20
toe King Of Norway and Sweden tbs vioinis put PIE
hand uoo n bis own heart and In ths most inpreesve
ynapner said. " desire % be deemed w0rmy OF 20
1Test privilege and shall remit no shorst 10 merit
Il have never ssorn allegiance 20 the hlns ~ sos
and s~edeD nor TO an, 9tnsr ros cssansns 40
v.rd and bis fa.e bsaming Win AL mat De ist VIA
/. him 81 shall value the privilege OF a,1 'nsmp
above every other earthly object and shai' eoneavofo
i,yoduee hundreds OF thousands u my counsrymsn 70
49, re-, boon that they may also feel tbs greed dinsr-
eres between being citizen Of mi. glorious hspaone'
IN Ihs full ymsbt Of liberty and thai stale OF ex
sp.e 10 which ihsy now and themselves.
sAlresoy have thousand sorsesi.ns sssuea wnnle
the unit. Of this Co pmonw wealth, 10 ~ nornsfnPsn
"a hoos tbs before another year expires many thou
"a, more win taste tho blessings Of liberty Ia tbs
sane locality | shall not cesse my efforts unui my
eonntrymen who Sisn b emisrats, shall be In Tho
fSII DC ..ss,on OF their natural rights and 10 the se0y
uent of a farm 10 PenpsJ wanna
He then took the oath repaired BY Law. and sp
pended his Signature 81 the instrument He also smxsA
H. anne 40 the hook kept Ia the Hall Of Independence,
10 which strangers usually writs their names
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Late and Important from Bueno. Ayre..

BOSTON. Monday SepL ~ 49,.
The Bark Buck Eye" has arrived here,
with Buenos Ayrts dates to the sth Auguss-beng
week later than previou, advlces.
The Progress Of August l, contains the
Official recognition BY General Ureuizs, Provisional
Dictator of Independence Of the Republic OF Para
cusy, and the conclusion OF treaty Of friendship cJn
uerce and nsvg an0p, BY which the free navigation Of
the rivers acd Paraguay and Parans bsscuret 10 the
Republic OF Ia Plata and the Empire OF Brazil This
treaty Is regarded as an event Of great Importance
The independence of Paraguay was ack-
novledsed from the l7Sh Of July.
Sir Charles Hotham and the Chevalier
St George, tbe Enshih and French CommisSionsrsD
had been presented to UrqUiza
All the provinces had given in their adj
heslon to the proposed nstionsl Organization
The decree lately issued, admitting Hour
into BueDos Ayres has been revoked. Hides both dry
and sailed were scGce aud high
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Mt VERNON, knox Co, "Wednesday, Sept. - 1852.

Mt VERNON knox Co, Wednesday, Sept p, 1902.
John p. Hale was here yesterday, and
made good Free Soil speech. There were twice
as many to hear him as there were to hear Sam
Houston. The people were Disguised with Sam
and delighted with Hale. Sam called Scott a
coward, and his speech disgusted his own party
and made Scott men. You may set Ohio down
as safe for Scott--at least those are my honest
convictions. Hale's nomination hurt ScStt, but
bis speeches hunt Pierce. On Saturday there
was canvass of votes in the cars from Cleveland
70 Shelby, and Free Soil Democrat, who was
one of the canyassers told me that there were S93
Scott, 10 Pierce, and Is Hale men. S.G.
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INDIANA

A friend writes from Attica, Ind
that Wig County meeting was held at Cham
bersburg, fountain Col Ind, on the lGta inst.'
which was attended by not less than Four
Thousand persons. Speeches were made by
Hon Messrs. BENTON, and PARKER, Members Of
Congress and by Hon. o. III. SMITH, formerly U.
:. Senator. A strong County ticket was nomina-
ted, and though the County has been very
strongly Anti.Whg, there are confident expecta-
tions that il viii give Scott majority.
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, state rreasurer-snles of Bank stock.

ALHANlI MOnubyI sept - w. ,
BENJAMIN Welch, 10 whom the Office OF
State Treasurer hs, been awarded by the Supreme
Court Is In the city and vl enter upon the duties oil
hi, office on the return OF Mr. Cook, who 10 iempo-
TaIiy absent.
Sales of Mechanics and Farmers Bank
stock we're made day q, lss, and Commercial Bank
al 80.
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Mr. Observation-Disclosures storokeepership-
Political.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Sept y, lsJe
Mr.. Barring and suite have arrived in
this city sno tslsn lodgings at Wizards. lie paid q
Walk TO the President to-day, snd Nss introduced by
w Corcofsn t'q our l'adns banker
The appointment 70 the Military Store
keepershp At Philadelphia has net yet bsen made, but
IL exp'ctsd daily.
Betting is St slackwater here. The
Wigs are elsie. Scots anti hanging speech cut West
70 much admired.
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The New Liam House Bonrd &c.

'AahIN1loN N'nus}, D ~ -, 49,
The President has selected the follow
ing gentlemen as members Of the New Llsht HOue
Board Captain Shubr'ck, [ : Nsvv Commander
Samuel F. Duport Of L. s Navy Bcevet Bhsadier
General Joseph G. Totem of the Eogiueers Lieut.
Col Kesrney, Of the 1opoRraphcs Eoeineers Profes-
,or Alexander D. B.che, Chief Of the Coast Survey
Prof, ssor James Henry, Of tire Smithsonian Institute.
A. s. cretsres Lieut. Thornton Jenkins Of the Navy,
spd Brevet Capt Edmurds, $ f. Hsrdcasss, of the To-
poaraphes Engneers.
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wOn Friday morning, between tho

Shamrock and Kingston stations on the stoniosson Kali
road hr Caleb vaughan, one OF the hands on me oco,
motive while looking back 10 see how near the nnen
train vas In the rear he'd his head struck By bndse
nearly killing him the spot BE vss eskse iaso tas
ruai rsin and e At Kingston depot end docors 49,
for 70 visit him He will probably noe survive, ~
.lpii vas broken and otssrviss badly bruised Ne
vas an excellent young man and but recssnJ "
BE belongs In North Kingstown
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Prospects-The Canvass.
CONNECTICUT.
ITsRaS Monday. Sept. 90. 1852

LISBON, Mondsy Sept 90, 1852.
The Wings of the "Old Freestono State
are aroused, and will roll up large majority for
their estimable candid ate, Gen. Scott. In a town
in Windham Co. which usually gives from Fifty to
a hundred Loco. Foco majority, reliable Wing OF
that town few days since TOLD me that SCOTS
mslority would not fall any thing short of one hun
dred Men shat have for years voted with the
"sham Democracy will now bolt they cannot
swallow Pierce and King.
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Fire nj Buffalo.

Buffalo, MONDAY sept u Ie0-.
A fire occurred last nIgut abouC O'Clock,
In the psirtShop Of James Smith adjoining spsuldngs
Excl aDge. The same building was set on hre some
three weeks ago The new engine companies wsre
TO the Ourth story although the Ore broke
out Ia the bssement and attic. The loss
10 not knov yet, but canot be heavy.
During ihs IRE. boy threw himself from the win
dow Of the fourh story, and stghnrg In an awning,
escaped injury.
Several arrests Of old FlTemen were made on &C
cnnnt Of Ilotous conduct
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WISCONSIN.
OzANKKE, Tuesday, Sc.

OzANKEE, Tuesday, Sept H. 1859.
Our prospect in the State is good. There
is q sort of sympathy with Scott that is the more
active the more he is traduced-a sort of intellect
of the heart that refuses obedience to the behests
OF the in telect of the head, no matter how acapa-
bic it NAV be Of answering the Loco. FocO argu-
ments This heart feeling prevails among the
masses, who have not time nor opportunity to go
into the labyrinth OF the past, and It pronounces
its conclusions at the polls. ours, p.
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CONC FOR Scorr.-We Fitctbure

(Mass.) RtreiHe says
We hear OF Democrats and Free Sellers 10 every
direction who declare their determination 10 Vos for
OLD Chip at the coming election. One OF these M.
Cepbss Chase, of Leomioster brave old veteran Ot
the war of 1872 IL eniisted Ia 1905 and served till
1915 during which tme he Sergeant In CJl Bosds
Regiment and fought nearly ali Ihs frontier battles,
where the sssnt Scott his st aurels Mr. Chase
regards bis Old commander with almost revereotL at.
fecton and though ,taunch Democrat In hls political
creed appeared surprse when asked II he should woe
for him, that 1t could for moment be supposed he
would vote for anybody sc.
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Meeting Of the wings OF Cornwall.

EEwBURGH, Monday sept ., leJ@.
The Wings of Cornwall held meeting
on Saturday. At the sic Of old Fort MONTGOMERY Inc
gathering which vas principally composed Of the farm
trg popua alton Of that part of Orange County wa sd.
dressed BY MesHs Cozzeus, of West Point; Rcs, OF
Cayuea, and Esger, Allison and hcCerter, OF New
buGsh Several ladies were present and the whole
passed on with an attention and decorun seldom wit
messed at a political meeting.
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alor. A.ii-,iaire NV observation-disclosures
ant i.,. aor Jase.

PaoVoI Ncr, NoriaJ, sept ?, ls11
A barn Is Zen burned In Exeter. and
tnn.ter n Rct-1p3 :, 'sii sia'c boa bsionEoF, N
r,st.rr,., ubo ,srs,,I- :. too against nen arreasd
for r'sisiirs AZ cfcs- n enf,-, os ihs Liquor L,E
The saw mill oC Samuei Fry in West
Gre'nwrhr wa tes-o!ed b. FIRE N Inc I'gs1 OF 'as
25tn ipst
The important Liquor case Of " Illialn
q. Green hes been dec'ise srsir,, htr- Tae llq7or
Vas isten IN euro6v ~ tie Z 5 Marshal D. svsh
The decision 81 the Court.
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Accident 10 the steamer Queen City on Lake
Erie.

DUNKIRK, Mordav, Sept q, 1882
The steamer Queen City broke her
crank when of Barcelona aud 10 at anchor sb Jut t-o
miles from the shore She has ab ut 80 pasen gers
board The steamer Niagara has us, resumed from the
Queen City, but the Lake 80 rough It wss imposs
be 70 set enough 70 render s,dstsnce. Her AN
chors will hold If the sborm does not increase.
SECOND DISPATCH
TIE Queen CITY has bsen to@ed into Dunkrk by the
Niagara shs had rough night bat her anchors held
her and she sustained no further Injury. The Niagara
tales her passengers.
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The following gentlemen hsd one vote each on ar"
ballot: clarkson Crolu, (XVllth WARD Martin Joan
J. Hsrrieh, (XvIlIsh WARD ID Greeley (AFnHa
Ward, who had one vote on hr's and second 0Al0p
II. P. Russ, siIM 9. Herring (XVlh Ward(
Mr.. MOrgsns Wa then declared unanimously nom
Mated and as nomination "" received with psndi" Of
applause from the Wigs assembled at the Broadway
House.
The Convention then bslloted for candidate iof
C.ovarnor Of Tie Almf HouIe
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LYONS, Wayne Co, Thursday, Sept y, ISL.
Everything looks well in Wsyne-never
better. Our German and Irish citizens Will do
better for us than ever heretofore. In every town
in the County, there arg important accessions to
our ranks from the A" Old Democracy" Wayne
County will give larger majority for Scott and
Graham than she cid for Harrison. Wv.
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FatnI Accident ut the Gloucester Bleaching
works, New-Jersey.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Sept q, 1852
A large tank of water at the Bleaching
Works Glouce,ter New Jersey gave way this morn.
Ing killing a workman named Neil, and seriously In
juIirg Daniel IDgerson and five others The damage
will require week days 70 repair. Tbs rash OF
water threw down two wells Mcneil has two sons In
Bostop and two daughters In New.Yosk.
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Serious Case of stabbing-Fafal Railroad
Accident.

BALTIMORE, Monday, September 2, 81
A man named James McCaffrey was 50
seriously beaten and stabbed by party Of rowdes '
night, As to render his recovery slnos, pposho,e
A German, name unknown, was kiiic~
on the Baltimore and Obi RsIlroad, todsy.
The Mail south Of Richmond has again
filled to.aisht.
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The Cadets of Temperance.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Sept q, 1852.
A grand procession of Cadets of Tenn
perance took place this morning IL consisted OF about
600 boys clad In regas with innumerable banners,
and music
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sickness af Norfolk.

NORFOLK, Monday sept n, 1852.
A disease resembling the cholera or
yellow fever has suddenly broken out In Water st. la
ibis CITY, Firm thirty forty cases have already &C.
CURED.
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Fatal Accident to Judge nIcFarlane of Penn
sylyanin.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Sept y, 1882.
Judge Nc Sarlane wss billed by the fall
Ing of heavy ca,ins at b' foundry HoIidaysburgh
this morning He the Editor Of The HGrtsbugs hey
Stone snd Associate Judge Of Huntington County He
formerly belonged to Philadelphia, was most esn
mable citizen end widely known throughout TIE STATE
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Conversational Nomination.

KINGSTON, Monday Sept %, ls9s
The Democratic Convention of the Xlth
Congressional District comprising Ulster and Greene
Counties has unanimously noml Istsd Theodore K
Westbrook, Eco of Kingston, for Congress
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SPECIAL DIspdfch 10 The " L. IrtoHns'
NASHVILLE, Monday, Sept p, 1872
At the Nashville Municipal Election
the Wing Mayor was elected by pa majority
Last year the majority was %. This vote is
significant indication. Nine Wing and three
Democratic Aldermen are elected. =. X. 2.
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Marine Disaster.

NORFOLK, Monday Sept q, lsJ2
The schooner Louisa, from City Point for
Bo,ton, with cargo of aOur aud wheat has put Into
this port esky.
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Later from Rio Jaueiro.

BALTrMoRE, Monday, Sept 2, ls52.
Adyices have been received in this
city from Rio Jsneiro to the 18th uli. The news Is OF
very little interest
The yellow fever was prevailing but
only to limited extent
DR.. Tricon, prominent citizen OF New
Orleans, was drowned few days since.
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Loss of the Brig Coripth.

BOsToN, Monday Sept y, leJ3.
A telegraphic dispatch received as New
buryport Gays that the brig CoIinh, Chase Of New
burr poit bound from RlchibuctOo for England, has
been totally Loaf
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Another Earthquake nj 81. Jago.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, sept. q, 49,
A private letter from ST. Jago, received
via Havana states that another earthq asks oscurrea
on the 2sth Ut, The iohabtsnls termed, built tsnPo'
rary huts on the beach.
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ELEVENTH WARD.-The Wings Of tho

Nth Ward assembled en- masss Last evening, ct their
headquari No IS Avenue D. TO respood to tina Char.
ter a. d Assembly noninssions g. sINoNsoN, on
taking tire Chair. announced that Mr.. Daniel Willis hA
been selected their candidate for Member Of Asssu
bly, and Ben ANITA T. Rhoces for Assiss>rt Adsrmso;
which announcement received with desfenIrg
cheers The mPetiig vac then addressed by JANIS
WILSON GREENZ.C. :. SPRNcRR-DAyroN aud OopEN
HOFFMAN,, EsQs whose remarks were most satnusias-
ucsy applsuded. Messrs. Frazer, Van rsssall and
Cook enlivs ned the meeting with few OF their hamor
Gus and patriotic songs A. late hour, tina meeting al
ourred with three Zines three cheers for Scott ard
Graham