The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-09-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
Maine Election.

BY TELEGRAPH.
.fa... Maine Eaetioa.
s..,.... - s.--l'hc majority against
: - will reach O,O The Wings 49, . :,
jority Of ak in the Sena,o. 4 - a have
sixty eight Democrats and fifty seven wn.s-
been elected, leaving twenty six districts to be
heard from.
~. Congregational Nomination.
BosTos, September l6.-George Hood, Freesoil
Democrat, OF Lynn, has been nominated for Con-
gress in Rantoul's district. The Hunker Demo-
crats are greatly excited in consequence, and
openly oppose the nomination.
FSeesoI Nominations.
Bosros, September l6-The Freesoii State Con
vention, which met ut Lowell yesterday, nomi-
mated Horace Mann for Governor.
Great Whig Mas Meeting and barbecue.
New ORLEANs, September l4.-There is tre-
mendous Wing mass meeting and barbecue at
Oakland Woods, near this city, to-day, in honor
OF SCOTS entry into the city Of Mexico Fully
twenty thousand persons are present, and the
greatest enthusiasm ia manifested. There will be
speaking and display Of fireworks tonight.
f.. Congregational Nominations.
PHILADELPHIA, September l5-The Democratic
Congressional conferees Of the sixth district met at
Paoli yesterday. and nominated DR.. A. Murphy,
of Chester, for Congress "...... ..
The Wing conferees met in Delaware county to-
day. Each party adopted the candidates nomi.
mated by the County Convention, and adjourned
sine die without agreeing.
Connecticut Democratic Conpention.
HARrFoRp, September l5.-The Democratic
Convention met here to-day, and nominated Gov
ernor Seymour, Nathan Baldwin, Oliver p Hyde,
Charles Barker, Samuel Bingham, and H. M. Tay-
lor for Presidential electors. . '''.
"" Illinois Politics. ~. 49,. 49,
CHICAGO, September 16.-The Democratic Con-
vention of this district have nominated the Hon.
John Wentworth for Congress.
t.. Lord Eggin Recalled.
ToRosTo, September l5.-Lord Elgin has been
recalled as Governor of Canada, and the post has
been offered to Lord Harris. Hon. Dommick Daily
has been promoted to the Governorship Of New
Zealand.
From TSras and Ne,o MEXICO.
New ORLEANS, September l4.-Later advices
from Texas have been received. There was gen
eral demand for an extra session of the Legisla-
ture
The cotton crop had suffered from the worm and
the heavy rains. but large yield was expected.
Cnrvnjal was at Roma, without men or means,
waiting for movements in the interior. -.
Santa Fee advices to July Goth state that much
Mexico, and unless the Government interfered
serious consequences were apprehended. a
At Ell Paso the Indians had seized MEG ufhn q
upper rancho, and killed number Of people en-
cainpcd in the fields. &c.. 49, .eEl
The Mexican commandante had enforced full
tariff upon goods for the Chihuahua trade, and an
immense stock was detained at Ell Paso. ,a
Ohio Riper-Markets.
PIrTsBuRaH, September l6.-Four feet water
and rising, with continuous rain for twenty. eight
hours.
Freight to Cincinnati will be twenty FIVE cents.
Later from Merico.
NEw ORLEANS, September l4-.Advices from
the city Of Mexico have been received to the 2lst
ultimo
The Chamber Of Deputies of Osjaco have issued
pronunciamento recognising Davilla, an insur-
gent, as Governor OF Jalapa
Death Of the Mayor Of albany.
ALBANY, September l6 The Hon. Ebenezer
Perry, Mayor of this city, died last evening OF
cholera morbus.
r. Later from Hauand.
New YoRK, September 16.-The steamer Black
Warrior has arrived with Havana dates to the
evening of the llth instant. Havana quiet
and the health of the city improved. The regula-
tons prohibiting the introduction Of American
papers were rigidly enforced. ... ......
arrival Of the Niagara.
BosroN, September l6.-The Niagara arrived al
IL o'clock last night. Her mails went south this
morning.
Ohio State Fair.
CLEVELAND, September l6.-The State Fair now
being held here is larger and better than any pre-