New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

| DcrrUtu IN NeW-VFfeNUs
| Nkw. ORLEANS, Wednesday March 81. 1852.
kosfuh na0e gfest spseca on Tdstltg night
m La Fsyrtte square All immense Gro ~ ,tc1 ~
10 arc greeted nI1. ~iil the greatest aDci>aje IL
expressed his surprise ihst ms d0cIlne IN; Titf
CppDsitiUr At The South. ~aeIe he antlci a!c ths
warinett support n attributed II tn tue mtsrsDre
feDtE.Iops OF his feitreats and speeches -prTrst
larry 10 Kentucky. lie noted ffon-his sossc1 n
Louisville to sho that he spoke disres =,
fully Of Mr.. Clay, for whom he has the desp-s, re-
geet, though not deem'ng MS opinions in'auo g
This explanation was perfectly satisfactory TO hf
Ciays NewOrea ans friends.
The Southern Rights Democratic Convention
MACON, Ga, Thursday, April |, lisa.
The Southern Rights Democratic Convention 70
assembled at Milledseville at O'Clock yesterday
according to adjournment, and received the report
of the Committee Of So reaffrming the Baltimore
platform OF 1874 and 1913 and recommending the
appointment of forty Delegates to the Baltinsre
Convention.
This report was adopted, and the Dele rates were
appointed. -Four from each Judicial District were
nominated by the Delegates from the District, and
eight for the State at large were nominated py the
Convection
The Delegates to the Baltimore Convention 60 in.
structed to show no preference for any particular
candidate but although net expressed, 1t Is under
stood that q large .joritY Of the Convention we're
in favor of Buchanan az their first choice.
The Convention adjourned at 81 O'Clock, Pm.
Confession OF Matthias Skupenskf OF the Mur
der OF Young Lehman.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, April 2, 1882.
Matthias Skupenski has confessed having murdered
the boy Lehman but clears his brother OF all par
ticpatfon in his guilt until after the commission OF
the crime.
The Southern Mail-IntercstinG from Mexico
Koesuth at New Orleans.
BALTIMORE, Friday, April 2, 1852.
The Southern Mail az late as due has arrived.
n. - "A A. crk k.1
reached New-Orleans The Sag 10 accuses the Amer
csn population along the Rio Grande of preventing
the Mexican stesmsr Estado de- Mexico from enter
ing the river Brazos IL says that had the steamer
entered she would have been assaulted by MOB OF
American adventurers."
The Pica,uns says Of Kossuth's arrival in New
OdeaBs He came Unexpectedly and went I'm
medlately to the st. Louis Hotel He was visited
there BY the Mayor and Committee, welcomed to
New Orleans, and rendered the hospitalities Of the
city He was also given to understand that ne
would receive every attention during his stay. Kos
suth replied briefly He said he had been mlsunder-
stood in the South, ard vas glad that be had come
to disabuse parties of erroneous impressions He
desired to reposo and consider for twenty four hours
before entering into any engagement TO appear IN
public.
Important from CalIao- Invasion Of Guayaquii
B0sroN. Friday, April 2, 1851
letter from Caliao, dated the Qsn ut says:
Il" There is some excitement at this time in Calao
account OF the intended invasion Of Gusyaqul oy
political party. Two vessels left armes. with many
foreigners on board, numbering IN all about 400
men The party have purchased one Of the Pacific
Steam Navigation Conpany's steamers for $l07 900,
intending to send her on the same errand. O.her
vessels will follow. and no doubt is entertained
that they will succeed in their attempt
Fatal Railroad MISUNDERSTANDING on Lake
Erie.
BUFFALO, Friday, April 2, 1852.
man named Thomas Lahey was instantly killed
at the Eastern Railroad Depot last night. by being
cruthed 6etween tender and a car, while arrang-
ing some freight.
The weather is rather more settled, but continues
cold
From Erie We learn that the steamer Ohio is
still In the ice with flag of distress flying. At
tempss were made to reach her to-day, but without
success. Several boats in that harbor are detained
by ice.
The U. s. Sectional Dock at Philadelphia
Methodist Conference.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, April 2, 1852.
The United States Sectional Dock at the Phlladel-
phia Navy Yard was tested to-day by taking out tho
steamship City of Pittsburgh, which was done with
great facility. Government Commission. consist
ing of Commodore Reed, Capt. Ineraham and MI.
Gree, were present The City OF Pittsburgh will
be hauled out on the permanent ways next week.
The Methodi.t Conference has adjourned sine
de- having made their appointments for the ensu-
cree. rsr. as chaiiicsshs-ons rnara or she
CINCINNATI, Friday, April ., 1859.
Yesterday morning FIRE broke out a. Cnillicoshe
Ohio, which before It could be subdued laid over
one.tbIrd OF the to wn In ruins Two entire business
squares were destroyed with several large ware
houses, and the two principal hotels in the place
The wind was oIesing gale at the time, and water
was very scarce the canal being empty. The loss
has lot yet been ascertained.
Court Of Appeals Op ming of the Canal
ALBANY, FRIDAY, April 2, 1859.
Several motions were made. The argument in
case No. was continued. The argument In behalf
of Pell and others appellants concluded by Mr..
Sanford, their Counsel. MI Noyes commenced the
answering argument for the respondents M the State
of Ohio.
1t is very probable that the day of opening the
Canal will be postponed to the 22d OF 25th INST
Death of an Old Philadelphian.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, April ., 1882.
w. w. Whillden, the Oldest steamboat Captain Of
Philadelphis, died to-day, aged over 80 years.
Heavy Bail for Selling Lottery Tickets.
BosroN, Friday April 2, 1852.
Horace Linkum was arraigned this moraing hav.
ing IN his possession lottery tickets with the inten-
ton to sell. He was held for trial in the sum OF
$4,000 The Court minated tina. they could have
fixed the bail at 100000.
The Ship Fever at Baltimore
BALTIMORE, Friday April ., 1852
The ship fever is raging very violently among
the patients in the hospital The Common Council
have appropriated $1,000 for the renef Of the SUI.
feYere.
Marxers-Reported By Telegraph.
CHARLESTON, Thursday. April l, 1852
CorroN-Saiss to day 1900 bales, the marke!
closing lleht, at &c. decline Fair and fully fair
qualities are quoted at stdesc. The weeks sales
have been TO- 800 Mes the receipts - 800 bales
Tne stock hand exclusive OF that on shpooard is
81, AS bales.
New ORLEANS Tuesday. March 80, 1854.
CorroN is IN fair demand The sales to-day