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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
THE STATE CONVENTIONS.

1t is the constant boast of our adyersaries
that their party has been completely har-
monized by the nomination of Pierce and
King. while the Wings have been disor-
ganized and broken up by that of Scott and
Graham.
We ask the intelligent reader to test
this assumption by the facts developed in
our Telegraphic Dispatches of yesterday
and to-day. In MASSACHUSETTS, the
stronghold of the Webster 'sizzle,' the
Wings have just held a free and popular
State Convention, nominated new State
and Electoral tickets with remarkable
unanimity, ratified the nominations of Scott
aud Graham, and separated in perfect har-
mony and undoubting confidence of sue
cess. Not ripple of discord married the
unity of their deliberations they assem-
bed, celebrated and separated as breth-
rem, and henceforth every day will increase
he number of votes ready to be pOlled on
the I'd Of November for the regular Wing
candidates.
So in New jersey, where the Wings
held Nominating Convention and great
Mass Meeting yesterday, there was but one
sentiment mantle ,tcd-a desire to select
candidates whose nomination would render
he State certain for Scott and Graham.
The State Electors are DUDLEY s. GREG
DRY for East and Amos X. HAY for West
jersey, ex-Members of Congress, and
greatly esteemed rs widely u they are
Anown. New Jersey is a close State, but,
when poled out, she is Wig State and
now that WINFIELD ScoTT leads the Wing
column. II, triumph must be signal.
- In striking contrast with these is the
spectacle presented at Syracuse There two
days are expended in wrangling and maneu-
ye1iug for the Spoils' when no single in
telligible ground of difference is ayOwed on
either side. The Barnburners had surren-
dered all their distinctive principles some
time ago; but they clutch with desperate
ayidity for the Spoils.' The Hunkers carry
the organization AID seat their own contest
ants; but the ultra Hunkers seem to be
worsled thenceforth. Horatio Seymour,
a most inyeterate Soft Shell, is accorded
the honor of being beaten a second time
for Governor, and 1t. Gov. CHURCH Barn
burner) Is rcnominated. Our City's MIR.
Schell has too hard shell altogether
for the atmosphere Of Syracuse, and,
though the Convention is nominally
Hunker. the men who put the knife to
Cass and Dickinson are its master spirits
and its candidates There is no isguisng
iheiT enmity to the Speedy Enlargement,
nor their treachery TO the Canal Resolve
passed by the State Cow ention Of last
wear. This ticket has barely strength
enough to hold it up to be knocked down.
The truth is widely known that the most
intense hsIeds, feuds and animssitles per-
wade the ranks Of the Sham Democracy.
Only the imminence of n Presidential
contest prevents their breaking out into
open war, and barely prevents it. Let
The Election result as il may, that war
cannot long be averted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
FALL FASHIONABLE CLoTHNG AT JEN-

GOETHE reputation acquired By THIS INN Tor man
pacturing Clothing for general sale, equal that de 70
measure has given them the command Of Immense
wholesale trade Their stock Of elegant ready made Cloth
ins for the all ready and they tnvite 70 II the espe
eal atteoton Of country merchants present In town In
the pn Spa cities and Of the East ana West tin
kewOesDs Savannah, Charleston well all the ints
for towns Of he south the beauty and finish
the style and material Of their esdy Dress COas Sur
tous sacss OvercOas Nes Panal0ons &C have been
peciaed and admitted T the last twenty i've years the
Assortment fall 1852 Is believed that Of
any former year be altogether Unprecedented IN
keg Yorh Merchants from the country mo desire %
tons ara character e. their fall STOCK and
taon f keeping class Of garments unequsd Ia the trade
invited 10 ne the sreat Va 1ety OF styles the
wholesale department Of w. I Jennings y Co.
No 81 Broad way, Auensan Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
~ Judge J. P. SpALDrSs of Ohio

positively eontr,dicts the statement Of VIM. West
in our columns that he bad letter from Senstor
Douglas at the Pittsburgh Convention urging ths
nomination Of Hale in order 70 secure Ohio for
Pi,rce. W. give him the benefit Of his denial.
Mr. West ?, joins in our columns. We think Mr.
W. sd ample foundation for his state nent, and
fully believed it true yet there is probably some
mistake in the premises. Perhaps Hon. HENRY
VII soN can clear il up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
By T'ELreRAPH.-Ws bsve

BY IELreRAPH.-We have an extendsd
report OF the proceedings Of tho Demo,,.,,.
State Convention, an account Of a gathering Of
the Sons Of Temperance at Pittsburgh, notice Of
wbis Meeting at Washington City. and variety
Of paragraph reporting disasters, accidents. et.
iects Of the rains and storms, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

u The greatest Curiosity Store in the
CITY No So way aud the wonderful TIA Is tho
famous Auiomston Bnd Tree! ltrePIs'enis hawthorn
ee amidst the snowy branches Of which bdsht pl1msd
birds A from branch 20 branch wthoat the hs9 OF any
visible nechani al assistance Ths mot OF the tiny song
ster their warhnss n4turs that the speStat
can hardly believe them TO be artificial Millions saw a.
the W0llds Far and crowds uow daily oVk and sonder
Don't l. ave the city without walking through furrLEs
Palace He has everything 90 delight the eye ana plesss
ths fancy, ana you purchase all with from tee
above d, penny whistle. Remember the
No StS Broad ssy. and cali at once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
RuruMATIsM CURED.-Thousands

HIVtf'''91EE"
cases save been duns the oomoang every
s OF this painful and hitherto norrable disease, trorn the
recent lnaamnsory (acutel attended with swsllines aud
enlargement Of the ont 10 old Chronic cases OF 10 20 "
years stansna cfp9s for yeas These have been eu'ed
Nv that celebrated remedy, Mormore's Rheumatic Con
pound s1d Bood Purief which vegetable spirit so 10
tra remedy put forth for this disease alone Cal and
sxsmire testimony hon physicians, minister's merchant
ard esens Of bish sanding throughout the United Sass
w v ALESASDEs a Co, Central Once,
No BafclAy-st, Aston uouss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

Ter 70 on iRq"trisg FrieEd-By HoRAcE GREE
lLi-eeug calm and lucid statement Of the
grounds OF radical difference between the 70
sta. parties which divide the American People,
porting the Wing party: A large and fir
,,,Iph.t OF 10 pages: Price $40 per thousand.
sagy. P'' uo-7h cents
ordered 70 be sent BY Nah I cen, Cor each ,oo
so'ded TO prepay postage Wv "A'es must be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, FRIDAY, SEPT. 3, 1852.
For Presidenf,
WINFIELD SCOTT, of New-Jersey.
For Pioe-Pyesideut,
WILLIAM A, GRAHAM, of North. CaroIinn

g The Tribune 1. served In this City, srooklyn, VII
nAnsbufeh ard Jerrey City for u. eeus vsek payable
% the ese Names Gent tnroasb the Post Obce Psrps
Post VIII be promptly psce6 the Carriers books
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

II The Scott and Graham Club of SING
siSG will hold its n,xt meeting at Vsnce's Losg
Room on Saturday evening and BE- addressed by
VIM. F.. RoBlSSoS and THro. II. BrsrpIcr Esq.
Wings be there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
R "IRELAND's MIsERIEs-T 4ei,

1 "IRELAND's MIsERIEs-T Their
C0use-by Henry e. CAREY" is the title Of the
eadirg essay in TIE PiOp, The Loom and The
incl for SEPT. which We issue this morning as n
Campaign Tract, (l6 large pages,) and earnestly
commend to the perusal of the friends Of Scott
and Graham, and (if they value it as we dol the
40 reference to such service, we believe no docu-
meut more pertinent and convincing has been is
and narrowing picture Of ehe miseries brought
upon the People Of Ireland by the overthrow Of
the Protection formerly accorded by Irish Parla-
mcnts to their own Manufacturing Industry and
the subsequent subordinGtiOn Of their Trade and
Manufactures to those of England by British
legislation and British Free Trade. The conclu-
siOns thus reached are not original with Mr.. Ca.
rey, but are based on and fortified by extracts
rom the writings of OCoNNELL, MEAGHER and
other eminent Irish Patriots. 1t does seem to us
impossible that Irshmen can read this record
much of it resting on facts to which they can
Dear personal testimony-and not insist on the
Protection Of Home Industry. 1t must produce
4 powerful effect wherever it shall be dissem-
mated.
Friends send in your orders promptly, or pro-
cure copy aud print for yourselves. We will
send copy to every post paid application in
closing postage stamp. Price $40 per thou.
sand, 81 % per hundred, . cents sngIy.
R We ask the friends of SCOTT and
GRAHAM to call at our Office and examine
the following Campaign publications.
Friends of the Cause. call and see if you
don't want to supply every house in your
County, Town or Ward with
rYTHE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF GEN.
SCOTT, with 70 Illustrations OF the most event
hsi sones in his illustrous career including tha
Battles OfChippewa, Lundy's Lane, Cerro GOrdO,
Contreras, Chapultepec, &C., with his protection
Of the Irish prisoners in Canals, &c. &c.-a large,
handsome pamphlet of thirty-two pages, on fde
peper-,s ready at The Ifibuae Office this morn
'ng. Prce s. per hundred, 80 cents per dozen, 3
cents single.
When ordered to be sent by Mail , cents for
under 800 miles and cents for over 500 niles
must be added, as the POET Office Department re-
fuses TO send without prepay ment Of postage.
Also
SCENES IN THE LIFE OF GEN.
SCOTT broad sheet 10 De hung up in dwell
lngs ana public paces-with eighteen splited Illus
tratons-siA also be ready, aud will be afforded
for $40 per thousand, ) per hundred, or , cents
siDely. Terms, Cash nlexibly.
IL 70 be sent by Mail cent for $50 miles and
under ana ; cents for over 500 miles muss BE- added
70 prepay postage.
Also,
rES THE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF
SCOTT tn Germdz-the same size, illustrations,
and pnce as the English Edition. Also,
THE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF SCOTT
ia French; the same style, price, &C.. as the
foregoing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

PENNsrLvANIa-Berks Co.-Henry A.
Muhlsnberg has been nominated as the Opposition
candidate for Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

HoBoKEN.-Sincet the reduction of the
s. "a four csnts goes to Hohossn wesr. h
eAs eaioy stroll IN the shade get BIT OF
s.trpS hrecse which Pentup natives Gotham know
NV 10 appreciate esueeiay hose lovely Tree c,aces
which come "a every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday al
lannon's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
~ PrrERsoN 4 HUMPHREYS, No. 37o

broadway, corner Of Widest, receiving daily ffom
furope nod the Auction RSos un0saAy large snd ele
.n, ssocA cf csFpetpg spssins IN biihAney Of eolo
,chrs design and snsh snyhns offered in this
mxrkst Many psteTps exclusively and not 70 10
kuaa elsewhere Also the renowned WoElas fair Carpet
10 one enlre piece % which we call pubic attentive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

" Ladies' residing at the Hotels can
fad at MLERs la Canss all the various Ely les Of Cater
Boots at The best quality, from - q 49, per pair also
Shipper Ties Ruskns AID Toilet Slippers with Misses
and Chdsens Bools aud Shoes 81 ali kinds and prioes
MILLER's No. ISi Canal 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

~ Are YOU in haste to leave town
Do VOC want IsnosOme tf shirts be made
ii instant IL So call GREEN, No Aston House you
will be M ssurec vita uahemsca precision Ia i've mia
uss ard You will the articles Ia time and equa! TO
youI expectations IN sty le and workmanship.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
HosyERY AND UNptRGARMENrs.-At

xeniion is invited TO the stock OF the od.essbhshed NEW
yoRk STOCKING and IMPEACHMENT FACTORY, No lea
Bosery Hosiery by the oUZen or single Pa SIN
els cal will satisfy the BEST place 20 obtain
these articles Those satisfied wth their purchases
OF any time retum the goods and have their money.
A. RANKIN Co, posiers.
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Wr,,s. F,neo & Co.'S CALIroRNIA Ex-

WELLS, FARGo q Co. 5 CALIFORNIA EX-
rRyss-We send our next regular Express BY L. Mail
resmer OHfo on MONDAY, Sect t. ~ N 10 charge Of
Mr. JOIN J. kSLLY own Specis Messenger Freight
should be ccs IN waterproof order before the
dsy of satin. No PACKAGE should more than
cubic fse< gh than ls5 pounds small parcels
received lrti O'clock the dsy the steamer sails
WELLS, FARGO 4 Co, No. 10 Wal,-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

DAeuEHgKoTYPEs BY BhADY. - Tue
sala respectfully iaved 10 examine the Pza rioeres
sxhihtsd Of the Worlds Fair together with large seieo-
ton 81 the portraits Of Of the Distinguished Of our
country, sf sRApv's Gallery. No 2S Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
GENERAL MuruAL Insurance CsMPA-

UENIhAL NfN I UNI flNNN NN4NNN N'"t ~
~ Meschsnts Exchange No. corner Of Wal and VIII
Hamsts Marine and Inland Insurance.
TRUSTEES
Wm H. AspinvAn Moses H; GrnnelL
Jssnes Brown Joseph w Alsop,
Robert l. Taylor fsGl sporotd
LeooArdo $. Ssurek Thomas Sisntoa,
Beljamin RsbcOck. Elias Hicks
John B. kitchiug VIM. R4rnewan
"a Delano Jeremiah Wilbur,
Sam'l Thoupsra, James T. Souttef,
Mortimer LiviuestoE, Chas II. RUSSELL
Nm SWetmore, c. N Marshall,
William z. farnlss, J. d Hurbat
n q Rutgers Rsms.v CFook.
Joseph Sands, Wiln.'n q soil-.
J. Elnsthsn smith, "a NIL
William n Macy, a M Koon
y y. Dawson D. O. Kinssl.p8
ALfSEo oSpES President
HENRY hoLpgfes, Vise-Presdapt
O. C. hOksIs Secretary
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~. T,ha rreat Enplish and American

Garnet peit snd Iesusts Of trade prices HSAn ASDER
soss No ~ Astonishing rodue on In the prices
on Epxlsh Exhibition Tsyeses, Bru.se Three Ply snd
lnxrein Csrpsss Rug on Cloths Window SHADES So
The lsss cheapssI 81 most select assortment eVe' ensf
"A In tb;s city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

w We are again under obligation TO
u0a' urosoE Brisss tor valuable Pu.ic pocumssx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
H.,p DIX AND WIss.-BATcHELoR's

Msns ssory Or thsss srtsiss sslessssed u sn yss o.
She world persoas wtsine Light eisssnt anc durable
a. surs susrunfss) osd Wholesale and reeaa o. No
Nu a Cs2y ne sltrsn-bswsSs Of tnlsatoaA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

~ MAJOR Gen. Scott and family are at
Cozzens's Hotel. West Point.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
"F,su,oN."-Mrs. Anna Cora howatt
GyNrl.N.N's HArs-FALL PATTERN.

-Fxa corns ri0e Ard Nissan sts-The ',yis 10 tbs en-
ming sa.s.~ sM ~ htrlonced on WEDNESDAY sept
g hirS ssA And tshio ~ the Has offered
A. osecaaoa e evident 70 the closest observer
BISp, corner Pine ana Nassau. SITS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
Also,
IL THE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF
wn. T.. ROBINsoN,s SPEECH on

New-Hampshire Democracy and Catholic Emanc-
pstion-l6 psgss. Price so per thousand, 81 p
per hundred, cents singly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

w GEN,Ns Fall styles of Gentemen's
Hsss "a issued S.'yfdSy the 2'st ins
GrNtN. No ga srosd~sy. opposite St Pauls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
tY HENRY l.. FOSTER is on hand with

the best assoTtmeats ready made Clothing and Fur
nishiug Goods produo,c in this market Call and see
his OF TALL aud winter clothing aud
fan purchase he Offers such extremely low prices
A. ~ de6 al competition No. "a COuTtlandtst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
x FowLERs 81 WELLS, Psychologists
sas Publisher Clinton Hal. No. lsl Nssssst NswYork,
nd no Ilq Wsshir ston-st- Boston

HAN DYING.-CRIsTADoRO's ExCELsI-
LeUtD Has DYE color the hair whsksrs the mo
ulent Il spphed without injury 70 the hair skin IL
can immediately without disturbing the color
emitting bsd odor improving the texture and confeng
elasticity the hair tsspped or sold at CsIsTADoRo
Wis and Scalp esfabli.hment, No ArtoT House Private
raom for applying the dye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
Loon ON TINS PIcrusE AND ON Tars.-

r.cs Al. pt.or Dasse-oype by the side of one 81 RooTs
and teen say any difference in price d.aois 1e
,roe OF yaiu. The eatae bksuess A. sngsm' 81. ~
bt .ns shade and vivid expression In Roors pictars ef
vn.cSsed ponoe their popularity Gallery 5fi Broa go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
BUSINESS NOTICES ),

NortcE. Should this reach Tue eye y,
n hnbss N.s>NosR n TtussDsI MesNNe, he - urged
" feaatn s'eo'e> "' EAPt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

~ The public must not suppose that
IVAN DIrsEN's Imtroved Wahpspe." By an inmedists
mechanical application, will produce new and bead
growth char hsir 10 It's natural c11r the TIA of
a few weeks viii clusvey show the INST favorable re-
suits Sold at the General Depot No l Cnsmoersst, aud
nrincinsl DruRsisfs Of the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
SCENES IN THE LIFE OF GEN.

s(ENkh IN THE LIFE OF GEN.
SCOTT broad sheet 10 De hung up in dwell.
ings ana pubc paoes-with eighteen splited Illus
trahons-~ia also be ready, aud will be afforded
for $40 per thousand, : per hundred, OF , cents
siDely. Terms, Cash nlexioly.
IL 70 be sent by Mail cent for SEQ miles and
under ana cents for over 500 miles mHss b. added
70 prepay postage.
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NEWS BY TELEGRA III .
TWO u.S.ygSS Is ORDERED TO TnR BANKS.
CONGRESS ONAL PROCEEDINGS.
BATTLE WITH THE INDIANS-RIOTS,
&c.. Ss~.. De.
From Washington.

COMMISSIONER 10 CAirA the FIsHERIES AND
THE TEEUANTEPEC CoNTRovRKsY--sUMNRRS BILL
TO REPEAL IRE FUGITIVE SLAVE Law
SPECIAL coRKfsroNpEScE HERALD.
WASHINGTON. July 70 1852.
Hon. Humphrey Marsball member OF Congress from
Kentucky, was Il. day nominated as Commissioner TO
China.
II expected the President would have sent to tho
Senate to day the popdcDoe relative to the Tehu
anepec controversy, ana also reply TO the resolution
calling for information upon the codsh dispute Neither
Of the papers. however, were sent in.
There are documents In the possession az the CO.
vcrnmen understand which viii throw amy additional
light upon the fishries troubles beyond the prociama
Vi. ~ pubiis bed by MIR Webster.
The President will prohab y. TO morrow. sepi in the
TehuaDiepec core pcnd-pce it has all been copied
The Gidd ng's clique aboliIionsts using extrao
means dcspa Ch,s 10 the New Iors papcrs. Tue
whole thing u signfl ialur.he adopted by this
atoopists is regarded With tho utmost iud florence and
contempt
Nj sumner will not introduce his resolution bill
for the repeal OF he Fugitive slave aw to morrow rs
had contemplated Ills abolition allies in Massachusetts,
however. canorou for thr fuiimcnt Of his part 81
the bargain ~ which he elected aud h al there
fore take cHrly opport unity TO make the inc ndary
mont Pey ond the consequence personal to him el
the matter will not Affect anythngit will b. speedily
crushed Ky. z.
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On Sunday, July 25, ELLA j. only daughter Of VIVA
and Jane BURNETT, In the ID year OF her ago.
Her funeral will be attended from the residence OF her
parents, No o. Bowery, this morning 9th inst at 10
o'clock Her remains will be taken 10 staten Island
for iDtermcnt
On Sunday, July 25, JAMEs GronoE WILLIAMS OF
Stephen ana Eliza Williams aged ii years. months and
20 days
The relatives and fiepds Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral afternoon
O'Clock fom No l67 Chryste street. without further In
vitation
On Monday, July %. after short illness Jrssx BAR
sTn. in The buth year Of his age.
Iis fiends those OF his nephew. John Neville nsd
Of NwtoD Hayes respectfully invited to attend his
funeral Wednesday, 18th int at o'clock from his
lat. retidcnco lac chambers street The remains win be
taken 10 tire, nwood for infcrment.
On Monday, July 90 FnAscis. youngest son Of Peter
and Iouifa L.. Birs.ll aged year ana months.
fbe funeral will take place ths afternoon at 2oclock
fftm the residence Of bis parents No. 40 Downing
On MONDAY morning July 20, MAsy AUGUSTA, second
ano only cbio 81 " ilism X. aud Mary A. Townsend.
ag,d year months and 0 days
The friends and rrla ives 81 the family requested 10
1T. no the foDriM this morning 9th inst, at o'clock
rom Fifty frat street, between Eighth and Ninth
venues
In Brooklyn on Sunday ming July az of dyscntcry.
Oh Josi rn GUyyEpo In the saith year Of hs aye
HIS friends ind scqusiUtsncco aud those of bis
Fscir g. Gueycdo sid slso the officers I'D men burs OF
he fifth brigade n. X. H. M, and Bortitude Lodge No.
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From Baltimore.
RIoT-sEvERAL MEN SHOT NEGRO CONVENTION
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EAsK ROBBERS. ETC

RIoT-sEvERAL MEN shot, NEGRO CONVENTION
MoBBEp-PoRTSMouTH EAsK ROBBERS, ETC
BALTIMORE July 20 1852.
Yesterday morning terrbl. riot took place between
The United nd New Market Gre companies
The fight occurred in Baltimore street. and lasted for
three hours Upwards of hundred pistol shots
fired One Of thu participants was shot in tho mouth
end disfgured for life respectable merchant named
Didi.r and Mr.. Sparks. member of the New Market
Company. were also shot aud not expected TO re-
cover A man usmed Hinton vas likewise shot but not
seriously injured.
Mary land to consult movai 70 Liberia was in
sion today There Wa great excitement against them
among he lower class Of negroes and tho hail mob
bed outside. The members II the convention pro
tected from assault BY the police. Several however.
we're caught ana beaten. among whom Rev. Darius
Stokes Some arrests made All the counties in
the state largely Represented The Organization
completed and the convention adjourned till TO morrow
morn nr
John and Abraham W Rand bave had u hearing I'M
der the writ Of ha5oas corpus The judge refused TO dis.
charge ana remanded them to jail to the charge
Of icbbrg the Portsmouth Bank.
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On Thursday, July q, the Church OF st. Francis
Xavier, by the Rev. II de Luynes, Jso frzsaoss, Of
Peru. III to MARY McCooLE, Of Nex York.
Illinois papers please copy.
CHaRLks STUART NIcoLL, late Of Regegert, London to
DoaoTHy, widow Of the late DR. Page Of New York.
On Monday, July rs by the Rev e. H. 5alinger, OF the
congregation Of Beth InA,l, SAMUEL IsAacs TO HArSAn
JACKSON late widow OF Joseph jackson. Married accord
ing to the Jewish laws all the world
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