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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
DEN MARX.

The following are the principal condl-
tons of the last arrangement proposed 10 the Ger
man Governments for the administration OF the Du-
chies of Schleswig and Holstem by Denmark, the
accepialion of which it was the mission of NJ. Won
Bile at present at Vienna, TO Obtain:
The rtestablishnent of the old Prov neal Diets, as
well IN Scheswlg Hosein Is conceded by the Danish
Government but under the condition that is not the Ist
estine Diet that is he summoned again. that Diet - %
he declared dissolved BY royal decree ana new eleC
for another taken according 20 the Election Laro OF 1881
with HE EXCLUSION of the possessed by the House Of
AueUst6uhurg. -, ~. =. -
That the DANISH Government regards tue Det 10 ne
thus summoned al interim only, and called oI lne
spcca purpose of framing entirely new law oil e., ot2h
3 That tie former connection between the Duches lof
administrative and ud cla purposes shall not be ag AN es
tallshed but THAI each Duchy snail nave us own hdhs-
tration and It's supreme tribunal
That on the part a the Diet of the he
resolution Of the 7th Of September 1876 ressvhs 10 the
Diet come cIce 70 maintain the night OF the DlchF OF
Hohten t. Il closer Xou WIN the Duchy o ocnes'
wiz, shall be regarded as cancelled.
After the abolition Of the administrative and Judi
cial ccrT ecuon, none of the former institutions
common IN both of the DucheS shall continue 10 ex
ist Sxcept the social acrus Of the Rlttersch'it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
GInsgow Cotton Market, FRIDAY, Dec Is.
Market Depressed Spinners bought more freely, and
nrcas nlm0st I'd. hgher.
lPKR cANBRIA-AT BOSTON ]

Grsvossnd-Arr' Dec p. Raleigh Volum, Nev-YorS.
Sid Ehzabsih Walker, Robertson. Trinidad
Victoria. - I'm Hu for New Orleans SD 2jth Lon
o Gov esArI Dec a. Rance Mills, I'm Lonl'n for Cal
1 on cowes-Arr Dec &c. Humboldt. Is New YORK
OF Dsrmouth-Ar Dec 20, Philadelphia, HOLMAN, Ia
f FalmoDph-Arr Dec, "a. Anglo Saxon. eIcurdy I'm
Havana Rotterdam, with part OF cargo thrown over
board os Of round koVse tuiwarks aud stem shpos
ing been struck by heavy 3oh Nov, IN 81 y go W.
Pil--Sld Dec q. Reindeer Franklin wilmington He
len Maria. Sllsbuy, New York. .
Iiyerpoel-AT Dec. Is, Olympus, Wilson New orleans
Kitty Cordes Hannah, Mobile Saidnis Pond eton Now
York Phiadeiphis. Faux d. S'aaoTdshire; Brown,
Boston Sid 2Gh, John Bryant, Dyer, y sw O,oans Bel
mont Grant do. Washington. MIike, Mobile Nichcl~
Bddle CaulkIg do. Chester, Thompson do Mary A
a r. Chsndier, DO Argo, Macoduck DO; CONNECTICUT
Williams DO. John Stusrt Ferris, do. Isaac Webb,
Chopper DO Daniel Webster, HoT ard, Boston; 18th.
SaGhem Woodbury. Ne y, i. ,d,.,o, c,rl.,,
Cu1hsvtn-An. Dec. 70. Fortune, Beniixon Ne"-i orS
Aesir, Tensuom, New Orleans
Bremtn-Arr Dec. q. J. II. HegtOm, Haesl0p, Charles
ton : Scion, BslIeer New YORK
Opolto- Arr Dec TO- Sollao, De No aes Ne y, York 81,
Gibratar-Arr Dec Is Robert Burton Leckio, Balt-
more, and cd lClh for Trieste.
From L0yd's List Dec. 81
GIsvescnd-An; Dec g. Patrick Henry, Hubbard, New
on DoSeI-AGr. Dec. 2s. Maria Forbes. New-York :
Fescs Helens Post do. for Amsterdam, with loss OF
boats having experienced heavy hurricanes on the 26th
Ponsmeuth-AT Dec. 20, Victoria, Champion, London,
TeTesy~ Sid Dec %, Laurence. Honey. New York
Liverpool-Arr. Dec. g. 81 George. Hutchinson New
Orleans Forest King Hawthorn, do; 23i. WYOMING,
Dunlovy, Phiadelphia.
shields--sld Dee; q, Wasp lof Halfar) Boston y S
Te,el-An Dec 81. vrouw Maria, HOcssndyk, Whining
ton Finland, Johnson, Baltimore. -
Hsyre-4n. Dec %. William Tell. Willard, New-York :;
Robert, Beauchamp. New Orleans Thomas Wright. La
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
The Weather.

THURSDAY, Jan. :, 1852.
BUrFALo SA. M-BarOmeter 1925 Thermometer
% Wind north. It is cloudy, but very pleasant
day.
sP. M,-Barometer 10000. Thermometer o.
Wind about north. The weather Is very pleasant.
ROCHESTER, A. Mt IS glorious morning.
Wind south The sky is cloudy. Thermometer 4.
s p M.-The weather is very fine, and the sleighs
fy merrilv. Wind west. Thermometer 30
SYRACUSE, S p. MI is A fine cold morning. WIND
north east Thermometer above zero.
sP. MA very pleasant evening. Thermometer
II.
AUBURN. 5 A. Mt is a fine, pleasant morning.
Wind north. Thermometer II.
sP. MI Is clear and pleasant, but very cold
Wind north. Thermometer "A.
UTICA, 5 A. M.--It is as clear as bell Wind west.
Thermometer TO-
p. M-The sky is cloudy Thermometer Is.
Wind east.
ALBANY, 8 A. M.-The weather is very cold. The
the intense cold. The Seighing is excellent. Wind
north northwest Thermometer G. Barometer
30l20 Mercury So.
sP Nit is clear and cold Wind east. Their
mOmeier ~.
Troy, s a M-We have no wind. Therm )meler
above zero, and rising. 1t is very cold
SIP. M-TheTmOmeter al \ VI. two below zero ,
2P NJ 6 above zero. The weather is clear WIND
north west.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
GERMANY.

Accounts from the Hague state that the
King of the Netherlands has accepted the Office OF
arbitrator in the difference existngsbetween France
and Spain, with reference to the SEIZURE Of vessels
in 1923.
The representatives Of Holland and Dem
mark in the Confederation, have not signed the re-
presentation made to the English Government with
respect to the political refugees IN London
The Nelo PruSsian Gazette publishes
the following Geographic dispatch, dated Vienna.
the l4th " Lord Westmoreland, the English Am
bassacor, was yesterday presented to the Emperor
The Morgn Post journal has suspended for eight
poieon The sisters of Kossuth Will be shortly re-
moved to Pesth."
The Kreu@ Zeitung states that there Is
a probablity of the Emperor and Empress Of Russia
visiting Berlin during the ensuing spring
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
ITALY.

The Augs5urg Gazette quotes a letter
from Rome, OF the s:h. stating that erea, many
Of the English tourists. lately arrived there, having
distributed sedliions and antl-catholic pamphlets,
and the police having caught some IN the fact, the
Minls,or Of Finance has given strlet orders TO
inspect the baggage OF travellers with tae greatest
mlnutoness. , .
The Genoa Gazette, OF the 18th inst. states that
the company repYe Sentad by the Marquis de Monte
lar who obtained tho privilege OF constructing
railway between Rome and Ancona, instead OF pay
ing the INST ilment OF the CGnston money into the
hands II the Political NunclO, IN Paris, or the Arch
Eplscopal GOrie Of IVES tminpter, had lodged It in
the oacon Bank. letter from Rome, inserted IN
the Vance Gazette. mentions that this payment was
CO. sideIod null and void by the Papd Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
FRANCE.

The election for the President com
nenced on Saturday. Though the whole OF the re-
turns had not been obtained on Tuesday, the Teoec
ton of Louis Napoleon by enormous ma oriy IS
matter OF certainty. The votes for Paris and the
Banicue were: Affirmative, 1900 negative. 9j,-
54. For the Departments Affirmative, 99ll,9oS
Negative, iSl,0Sl
The coloaels and national guards of six
towns, los mayors and inhabitants of towns d mu-
nclpal councils, the inhabitants OF "A communeS Of
the Haul Ssone s2e operatives of the Nerdun the in-
habltants Of - cOmmuneS the MeuSe, Il commune
OF the Anier. the Anti-SOcialiSi Association OF sens
the president and members OF the Association OF Old
Soldiers OF the Empire have presented addresses 20
the President.
The MAYER. priests, and municipal council AMI the
priucipal mhsbtsniS Of Paris and the neighoorlag
eommrnes, were presented on Mondayto the PreS-
dent, for the same purpose, a also the mayor and
municipal council of Moh,martre.
The Paris CORE Sp0nden; of The Glo5e,
81 WEDNESDAY says, there are various Iunor; cur
0H; as 10 the noN Constitution but those most
credited afe the t0ll0Rlng There viii DC only 40
Deputies CO, perhaps, oaly 300, being one for every
oVOV0 o; the population Is IS 70. acc del She,acr
ulsy snail be pad or not, the general feeling is
se 20 ~. p~s@s1 As 10 the Sena'e, IL WI pIoo toiy
ho' Oe IN etecuse body for is GecareataN y shall
consist 81 me hus'nouS OF the country rais could
net be exYec.ed II an elected BODY
he Hf6n Gasette, of the Ism inst
saw, II i StSIeo 'hst LOUIS Napoleon aas written
Occupation, tsccmmenoing hlm 10 na,ntaio Older
In Rome but most particularly 10 watch the
saorec Torsou and government Of his HohnssS
The returns received in Parisup to We'd
nssea NON ne from the Departments give 5loa. $40
affirmative votes to LOUIS NAPOLEON, and 500 go
nesaNe ia Psrss, 1876 ,o6 affirmative TO $3.50 neg.
alive
The consultative comm ission met IN
I0escy. i7Q members we're present. AID seven
"Snobg committees named
The counting OF the votes of the naval
iorct snnoupced to have gwen 1880 FOR tae athr.
NATIVE, ara a,s25 Ter The negative. 10 aos'@iAsd
uom voons.
The returns from the departments knswn
70 NE Present give $4,000 votes FOR the Pres den
she oVeeeo against. These returns are ifon O. %
ss.'meals, but they are Lot yet completed. the
sSsahin'e result known from l. departments com,
p..t, iaclsding the Seine, gives l2s2,5N5 Tor ana
,,ssios AGAINST An eighth list Is published, con
''ai ne additions OF s49 comIaunes.
me Nomteur publishes DEGREES giving a
nv. OF 3,eo0.o0Of for compensation 70 those ~
49, u tne revolution Of February and June 1873
s4t Tor public works. various nomln ATOMS ia
Sc.s.y oo,nnands, promotions of regtmensal Of
w" anu IN the Legion VI Honor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
FOREIGN MARKETS.
American Securities.
FOR Account
Liverpool Markets

The markets. ii Pro 3ucs closed on wednesday cvshaj
for the holiday week this however has roi prsFsh.9u
brokers and dealers from tTansacing Ousinfsf on w
Glars AID day bales Of Cotton chan "a hao =
a. ADV prices IL Foreign EIch thee ms oesh my
little business done and The rates are rihef hslor ~
following the lat 81 qusat 1Hs Anilstltll,
II 1874 ditto SIGHT IL 10 all u Han elrgh IS ~
Pans p 81 VS. 20 df9 AZ sight, y zuaS. =
i20f: Antwerp 2j 81 23 90 Lerhern. 30 b 80 81
The Improved of our COTTON market noticed a we
close Of lat week has been again manifested N ths I
OWING limited period allotted 70 business 1s ue
since FTdar asst has been good and sellers nave seh
nabed to obtain rather better than IN that ds s1
not 10 the extent Of I'd y % The total sales sncs ffoa
are g. 300 bales Of which spectators We taken lly
American fl30 SUrat. and So Madras; exDoIters ~
American 10 Carthagela 10 Egyptian, and $50 >uar-,hus
ieayrs &c ITO bales q all kinds O. the trade Ihe AZ h'
i7ed quotations when the naTze closed Tor me gh
WedIssdsV evening wers-f0r air Bowels ID 9'oous
3D. orleans SD. TIE sales that dsy we're ulD nies-
nearly all 20 the traiehe msrkct closing rather qHieH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
From the Second Edition Of Loaa'n Tina' De- -
Election I'm France.
my SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH
PARIS, Frdag Morning, 9 O'cioch
Votes of 81 Departments OF "hica


Votes of 81 Departments, OF which 30
are complete eo,,aoo
-f.e,,
pans. Trursday IS 1851
The returns from the departments known
10 The present ave 400 0Q) votes for the President
and G00,000 against. -. .h
are not vet complete The dc1nitiTe result kno"n
from l4denartments complete, including the seine,
give go sos for and 1851 s9 against
An e,ghth list published, containing the additions
OF lfy cOmmunes . g..
The Vorifsrr publishes DEGREES granting credit
OF COO Geo T. for compensation to those injured IN
the revolution Of February and June, 1915 OF
33G ga f. for public works. various nominations 70
military commands, promotion OF reglmehtal OH
GERS ard in the Legion OF Honor
The folowingis our Paris sPondents
letter dated yesterday. NJ:
"The news OF the retirement OF Lord Palmerst0n
from the English Cabinet seems TO occupy the public
MIND no moro than the election Of the President
Which, az have already aid. IS considered certain
by vefy large majority. The comments IN the
PARIS papers are not many the ASsewb'ss NIti'nae
has, however a leading article on II. which II pro-
nounces to be IF not the most important at leas, the
happiest event that has occurred ia Europe since
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
PORTUGAL.

Cabralista Is above in the North, and con-
fdout Of success The opening Of the Cortes took
place on the 18th inst. The Queen, in her speech,
spoke OF me aesessity OF reforming the Cohsttu
want OF roads, and railway promised to the Spanish
frontier.
4 line of Portuguese war steamers had
been ordered TO run every three months between
Lisbon and foandO calling at st. Vincent, Madeira
&c The Pioneer vessel was advertised to leave
the Tsgue the LIST of Jan, with the new Governor
of Angola
Accounts from Lisbon still lament the
Want Of lan and agricultural distress likely to en-
Sue.
Exchange ON London 49, for bills of
ninety day date. Discount on the Bank of Lisbon
notes 9. per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
Kossut!.'s asovements--APpcintment with
Ucnrg Clay.
WlsulN0ToN, Ihurlday' jan ;,

WAsHlNaToN, Ihursday, JAM ;, loS2'
Kossu,h M. nov determined 20 leave Washing
ION for ALr apolis on Monday next from there ne
Goes 70 HsrrissuIg on Tueslay, then to Ph'oufga
ON ThuIsday, where he viii say the remainder o.
the week, and VII probably reach Clncinnan On INC
Wednesday following.
Some ten or twelve Western menoers Oh "a, Se
v;,y;n;. IayrsJatuTe called on hossuth this
,,oyn,ns and expressed their congratulations ana
sympathy 49,, .,.o. oo7iol ard ;nv..e4
Kossuih 10 visit that State hossuth orieI5 Iep.'eu
"a sntiarnted that he would accept the invitation
should he remain in the country long enough
Mr. Cass called on kossu'h az O'Clock - cay,
by REQUEST OF Henry Clay, who wishes ioE aa intet
for tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

Boston, Thursday, jan :, Ioo-.
The following is the Joint resolution ofnvitaiion
to kossuth passed to-day:
Resorcd That his Egcellensy the vernon ia author
lied end empowered the and behalf IF the people
of this Commonwealth 10 invite Louis kossnih g vst
this Capital during he present session OF tue Leg s IRE
TIC. morrow al / O'Clock was ASST med for a Con-
yen'i0n ofboth Houses 10 fill vacancies 10 the senate
The annual sermon before the Legislature wa
preached this afternoon the Old South Church,
Rev. il. Ii. NCale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
SPAIN.

The Ucyaldo announces that Lord How
den had presented 10 the Minister OF finance, IN
the name Of the London bondhodcrs, protest Of
what they term a confscatOn OF the Fifty per Cent
which was diminished on the Coupons. Lord How
den was sad to have caused the document to be e-
moment
The ClQmor Pu5Hque states that the
Government was about to order the construction Of
Eve new men-ol- war steamers. N. De Montheros,
First Secretary of the French Embassy, had re-
turned 20 Madrid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
" ScI.ve ihas vheu thg summon csna,s Pc &e.
N1Nrn WARn ScHooL NJ. Dc. Re

Ninth WARD School No 26. Re-
OrENED-We called at This school, yesterday, and
made q thorough examination Of the entrances AMI
stairways, which are now as they should be- sac,
substantial and convenient the doors opening ou,-
ward SO that this school now is equal TO any Ward
school for safety and convenience. The attendance
has steadily increased IN the primary and Girls de
partments since Monday. with every prospect that
the school Will assume It's usual numbers and ap'
pesrance. IL the Primary department there were
present $50 pupils. and all OF the nine teachers
present In the Girls department. there we've over
900 pupils present with all their teachers, excep.
Miss NJ l.. Smith, ~h0 Is not fully recovered. In
ths Boys department which has been open all the
time, the attendance was 100. with Nh McNsliy and
all his assistants, making total attendance Of near
1900 pupils which grca! Uurq5er as IS 30 be
ound in any school IN the City AZ ms 'a,s January
:, 1852 The school is now entirely safe, and The
entrances satisfactory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
The Proposed Saul ste. Marie ship Canal.

PITTSBURGH, Thursday, Jan. $, 1852
A public meeting was held here last nigh. IN the
Couft.House, Mayor Guthrie presiding for the pur-
pose OF recommendingthe construction OF the oaut
Ste Marie Snip Canal, thereby developing fully tina
mineral resources Of Lake Superior, ana opening
uninterrupted navigation from me head OF tne Lake
20 the ST. Lawrence and Atlantic, aud by the Illinois
Canal and Mississippi River TO the Gulf OF Mexico.
A Committee of II was appointed 70 memorIallze
Ipvrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

''s3 h'mseH arc0fti1f'y re .ttsf-et G,
anu ~, -cellence OF ploiiS ,ss.her, rho /. 1 a.
.ne nlgaeE -, AT In regard a tne Ne real
econceslmg - -. son. from 80 hrsi nofle.t
college. PfOl. ~ his whole eNerfisas ,-,f
OF its exis.esrc dsg0se. - "a ~ -, -. -.
s w, IS J 1n az -, November ISL
he eo, Fi OIL q ms ere ne "a, married. ~ ms
city In 1870 10 Mss Mary sharpe -" -,
family sulyives bin, as he nd a. y IdroN
so worthy fstler Thus oae a''ef one " -.
the lights II our PROCESSION leaving thtH oit"
history to the hench of the living Let u ~ II -,
ing but GOOD Of Toe dead lel u remember wv a.
are tTeacus toward the same doom. the samt>- 'l,
nen' which they have passed The spesSei a.
geese himself tsreci ny g. the medical siuiea "
before hn. ih1 urged them 90 make tie character
OF ihen deceased friend the example OF Their lives.
IT, then, any OF sou should be withdrawn from 4 VI
eous pursuit. az withheld from the comm isSi9u Or
crime my melancholy Office vii nor have been "a
VAN. he closed 10y enforcing the pecess,tv of an
uuimp eachaoie character az the great f1latltton
~ honor an respect sb'ty finishing with the clos
INC lines Of BrTanis ThanstoPSis
81 ~ tiat v hen thr SUNNI rs c.r,rs a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
BELGIUM.

The debate, with closed doors, on the
UolIando Belgian Treaty was minated on Satur-
day night, by the Second Chamber. After the pub
tic sitting the Chamber proceeded TO vote, and the
treaty was adopted by majority Of 81 to 2l The
Chamber then separated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
The Southern Mail-The Kidnapping Case
Maryland legislature.

BALTINoRE, InuTSIiy, Jan ;, Is12.
The Southern Mail 10 night brought nothing be-
youd Richmond.
The examination Of McCresry for kdnappu y
was continued tO-day There is much excitement
in regard to H. McCTeary's bail has been increased.
The House OF Delegates has organized By the
election OF Elias Ware. Democrat, as Speaker.
No organization OF The Senate has been effected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
PennsyIyania LegIslatnre.

HARRISBURG. Thurs ay, JAM 5, 1852.
The bill which was passed the Legislature repeal.
ing the laws prohibiting the use Of the prisons OF
this Commonwealth Tor the detention OF Fugitive
Slaves, has been vetoed by the Governor and the
bill returned TO the House in whichIs originated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

,-s,.,-whish we're accepted by '1em WIN intTkeo
inn,,sc.t,on The Inaian agent explained - t1on
Eossuth was an exile come TO Visit me tfesl-
s ts% wbo rad isSen him by me hsnd ana seoxn
M al the people o. % srea patton WAC wers ~
glad to see him Kossnio had tne same
sscS,yed VIII IN made him welcome here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
yonson Corn Narket....FRlDAY, Dec. 2s

Very little dong / WHEAT and prices unchanged for
both fpe ISL AMI foreign FLOUR steady at ate rates
BAKLEY BEANS and PEAS have been rttled a. Mondays
terms Other articles unchanged. English white WHEAT
s9S45s do red sja49s.. BARLEY-gtndns asa -bs DIS
tiIlinr es&21s., mating 26d5ps Brtsh-WHEAr ll5y,
BARLEY ZIP OARS LOO. MALT if90, FLOUR l8lJi IRISH
OATS 10. F0feign-NHEAT 2,2ZO BARLEY Z'l3ui OAta
Phi FLoUR 2e30 and 1000 bhls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
Lecture OIL Temperance.

ALBANY, Thursday, Jan 5, Isj2.
Mr. Walsh offered a resolution, which was ADOPT
ed unanimously, that the Of the Assembly Chan
Der be given to L. l.. Saow, Member OF the Assem-
bly,, and that he be requested 70 deliver Temper
alce Address on Wednesday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
Opposition Convention AT BnifalO-ResPite Of
knickerbocker. she Murderer.
NIonroe Conntr Opposilion ConyentIon

ROCHESTER,, THURSDAY. Jan ;, lS52.
The Democratic District Convention for Monroe
Co., TO-DAY nominated, on the fourth ballot, Hon.
Horace Gay, (Cass Hunkor) Delegate t. the Ban
more Convention The vO.e stood, Gay 6 ). b.
Jewett, Marcy Parnrurner,) 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

Attendance Of Delegates from all parts o. tbs STATE
about 225 being present, which Is more thsn the
usual number.
The Hon c. G A.herton was chOsed President ~
the thiTd ballot
Hon. Noah Martin OF Dover was nominated i3-
Governor, having 1874 votes 10 - FOR all others.
Hon. Asa Cate Was then nominated FOR Railroad
Commissioner
brief series - resolutions as adoD.cd rcl.arl-
ing former declarations Of principles, &c
4 resolution proposing Gen. Pierce for the Pres
icency was unanimously adopted
The CONVENTION then adjourned, having hal
very pleasant and harmonious session.
OppositiOn Convention AT Bufalo-ResPite OF
knickerbockcr she Murderer.
BUFFALO, THURSDAY, Jan. 5, 1852
The Opposition Convention met TO day, and nom
mated J G. Dlchie Hunker. Delegate to the Ma
tonal Convention
Hiram KnickeT5ocker. WHO WAS to have been exc
cuied tomorrow, has been respiict by GOV Hunt
for three weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

"The total number OF votes known up 10 TINS time
are: Yes 100000 No, 5000 coo.
"a later account has beeu published, giving
100000 affirmative to $4,000 negative stu, how
ever incomplete.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
ASSEMBLY.

Nj JOHNSON presented petition for authority TO
increase the capital stock eff the Brooklyn Gas LiSh
Company.
Nh Blown laid on the table resolution relative
10 the Canal letting.
Nj HuRLBUr gave notice Of bill TO reduce the
halt.mia tax. :
Mr. STEVENS, OF Onondaga, introduced set Of
kOSsUth resolutions.
offered resolutions Of like character.
Notices were given OF bills To repeal the VII
TIA Law In relation TO New York Quarantine i .
amend the law relative to the Health Ottcer Of
New-York. To regulate Taxes on Real kstaIe 81
cumhered By mortgage.
Tie House then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
Opposition Delegate 60 the Baltimore Conven-
ton fer Albany. Sc.-kossuth's visit.

ALBANY, Thursday, Jan. > Io'z'
The Opposition Convention for this District 70 IS.
lect Delegate to the Baltimore Convention, mel
to-day. and appointed Hon. Erastus Corning. Ine
nomination was unanimous and the best OF feeiihs
prevailed Nj c. is a Marcy man.
Kossuih, in letter to Mayor Terry, slgniles hl'
intention OF visiting Albany by reques, OF me Cou,
mon Council the tune of his visit to be hereafter an
lOnlced
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Nsx.Hamp,hire opposItion state Convention.

CONCORD, \. IT., ThuTs1ay, jan O. ~
The Oupositien State Convention met here 'n''
forenoon. and Notwithstanding the violent sho"
storm and blow Of Yesterday, blocking up the hish
xs,s md OBTAINING the there WAS very iaA'