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FROM NETWORK TO NINEVEH.
XiVII.
DAMASCUS.

rsitori.l CsrrespOndsnc- Of Tbs v Y. Tnbuns
DAMASCUS, Syria, "Wednesday, May 10, 1854
Damascus is considered by many travel
re- as the best remaining type OF an Oriental
ity Con.tantinople is semi European; Cairo is
AT becoming so hut Damascus, away from the
.ie hways Of commerce. seated alone between the
lebanon and Syrian Desert, still retains, IN It's
ntward aspect, and in the character OF It's lnhab-
ANTS. all the pride and fancy and fanatcisn OF
M times Of the Csliphs. With this Judgment, IN
eneral terms, | agree but not TO its ascendancy,
~ every respect. over Cairo. true, when you be-
,sd il f,om the last slope of the Anti-Lebanon, 1t
3 the realization Of all that you have dreamed OF
)tientsl splepdor; the world has no picture more
.zzipg 1t is Beruty carried to the Sublime, as
have felt when overlooking some boundless forest
4 oslms within the Tropics From the hill, who's,
idpes heave behind you tlin the South they n 20 to
ne snowy head Of Mount He'mon, the great Syrian
,ain stretches away TO the EuphTafes, broken, at
,etances of ten and fifteen miles. by two detached
mountain chains. 10 a terrible gorge at your
,oe the ry,r Barra ia, the ancient Pharphar forces
Is way to the plain, and Its waters. diVidei inco
-weys different channels, make all between you
md those blue Island-h1Is OF tno ocScf'i ""' b'"S
arden. the boundaries of which your Vision can
,areI, distinguish. It's longest diameter cannot
49, less than twenty miles. Yos look down on
ed Of foliage and fruit and blossoms, whose hue,
~ contrast with the barren mountains and the
..nox nm of the desert which incloses II, seems
,,;ght,r than all other gardens IN the world.
Through its center, following the course OF the
-,ver. lies Damascus; line Of white walls topped
.ith domes and towers and tall minarets, winding
.ssy for miles through the green sea. Nothing
sss than city Of palaces, whose walls are marble
nd whose doors ivory and pearl, could keep up
ne enchantment Of that distant view.
We rode for an hour through the gardens before
entering the gate. The ruit-trees, Of whatever va
iety-~slnut, olive, apricot OF 6g-ue the noblest
y their kind. Roses and pomegranates in bloom
tar tn. dark foliage and the scented jasmine over
lsngs the walls. But as we approached the city,
he view was obscured BY high mud walls on either
.,de OF the road, and we only csught glimpses now
md then of the fragrant wilderness. The first
-treet we entered was low and mean the houses
IT clay. Following this, we came to an uncovered
Dazsnr, with rude shops on either side, protected
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D,,.s.tes 10 the WING state Convention.

Schenectady-Charles Mathe VS..
Ess,r-E +. Williams.
CnyHga-l Col. Justus Townsend. 3 Philip r
Frecot
RiasarG-l Solomon Psrmele.
E,u-Wuliam B. Miller and A. }. Baker.
Col4nbia-l. Joseph g. Palen. .. L. G. Wilbor.
OrIeans-Rcbert l.. Hill
ChensEsO-L S. IL Barnes Lamar lngersou.
Hsysimer-2. Cbancey Elwood.
AHrghaHy-Willism NJ Pe+bles
. OhIartO-L William Hndretn.
OR0naSga-3. George F. Comsiock.
MoHTOe-3. Harris Clene at
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yxne;al Dispdtch 20 The ". Y. Tribune
SYRACUSE. Tuesday, Sept 81, 1852.
About two. thirds of the Delegates 10
tbe Whig State Convention have arrived here
Nsarl, all those from the Southern Counties.
lanes Platt of Oswego, or Isory Taylor OF On
tario. will probably he chosen President. Gov.
Hunt will be re. dominated by acclamation. For
Lieut. Governor several names are proposed. |
think Henry Grinnell Of our City would get nearly
all the votes il it was known that he would ac-
cept; he may be nominated anyhow. VIM. Kent
Is ike wise gene favorite.
The names Of Gt orge J. Cornell, Henry f. Da-
yies, Friend Humphrey of Albany, and James NJ.
Cook Of Saratoga, have been suggested for Canal
Commissioner. Hon. Thomas Kempshall of Roch-
ester stands the fairest chance.
think Epenetus Crosby Of Duchess will be
the State Prison Inspector. ALI is harmonious
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GREECE.

There is DO political news of importance
In the Athens journals The Synod had been
formed by royal ordinance 1t consists Of three Arch
bishops and two Bishops and the Archbishop Of Athens
IA President Further accounts OF the curren. blight
represent tha very Considerable. Al Patras
only eco will be obtained. instead Of between
100000 and 10000 600 as usus and 10 all parts OF
the country the qualify ID bad.
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SWITZERLAND.

The King of Sweden arrived at Berne
on the o. after stopping three days at ntersken. On
the Sd he lef for Bdie whencs he 20 proceed to
Hanover and Hamburg. HIS Majestys intention was
10 embark at Lubbock for Chrlsiisna
The Government of st. Gall has notified
TO The Bishop that the proposed established of Con.
vent under the guidance of alies of the Society of the
Sacred Heart or of any other Association affiliated
the Jesuts lie forbidden BY the general laws of Swtzer
land
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ITALY.

Nearly all the soldiers enlisted for the
Popes army az PoTtaer have deserted at CiSts, aud
now smuss then selves b. stopping the disences and
plur derps travellers.
A letter from Rome, of the lst ult., an
uources that the Conta Of the State Is convoked for
the 3Oth October Political arrests had been made at
Perusls; they were connected with other arrests
efFeeteds ct Stems, In Tuscany and In other places
DetRch me ns of French soldiers had eeen placed on
the principal routes TO prevent the depredadons Of or
okuds
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GERMANY.

PRussIA.-Geueral Won Radowitz has
been appointed Conmsndsrin- Chief OF the srnnely
al u room of Prince AdsOer, who mas re.sneo' eHu
intend to devote hims-lf entirely TO the nay =,
At the conyocation OF the bishops heid
In Cologne manifesto 10 stated to have os-n
for nrss-n,.tion 10 the King praying DIS Aaesty 10
abolish the royal order which gives the Roman Ian
lie bishops ana clergy ths poser OF Inspecting Al tae
schools and likewise the sboliricu OF tne recent
lesua In prra.ia
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Col. Benton and the Garay Grnnt-Removai
of the Seminole indians from Florida.
WASHINGTON. Taesday, sspt III, lso2.

WASHINGTON, lutsuHy' oopI 81, los,
The lntetL'genceT of this morning pup
fishes a letter from Col Benton, 10 which be opposes
the Garsy Grant, and advocates tho opening OF com
muncsu n from ST. Louis to Melico
The Republic announces that prelimina-
nv araps emtnts have been made wit, Billy B1Slegs
and tn. delegation with him, by the Com missioner Oh
Indian Affairs for the removal Of the Ssninoe lodan'
60 the of the M''isLppi-the emigration 10 COM
menoe this present season.
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ALBANY Tuesday, Sept 81. 1872.
The engineers of the several railways
terminating In this city, this afternoon 70 cons Ter
the feasibility of the various projects for tunnel under
the HUDSON River nothing was done AMI shey al.
journed dill 7 +. NJ.
The meeting of Ministers add members
of the Congregational denomination In this city next
month will be very large.
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Destructive Fire nj 1T. Louis.

ST LOUIS Tuesday. S'p. 2l ls52
Last night Alexander's Stable was de-
sroy cd by FIRE together With large runber OF bngges
and wagons The horses ! 80 ia number, we're saved
The iois Is estimated at $4,000 No insurance.
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The difficulties at Guadslaar were still
unsettled Commissoners han been sent With instruc.
tisps TO snze either OF the claimants the
Goverporhip but to iDsb Mr.. Igosco Herrera Ia that
Office. thing had been accomplished at last crunis
Great discomfort prevailed at Ogaca.
The Legislature Of that State hal called upon th-
eminent to yoke Congress- in order that Finances
may be arrenged the Tebusrtepe. QUESTION settled and
provision made for the defence 4 the frooder
The Indians cOntinuetheir depredations.
Having ravsged Durango they have now passed lotto
Zacstecas, where they have committed thoussnd
atrocities In Coahuils aud Nusvo Leon they attacked
villages murdered many Of the inhsbI ants and carried
OF women and children
A conducta with 100000 left Mexico
on the 2qh August for Vera Cruz.
1t is now said that tho pOstpenement of
the time for opening the proposals for the construction
OF road across rhe Isbmus Of Ten Iantepe: Owoy
10 the wish of the President 10 examine Toto and
plain the points raised by No bidders the pre-
cise meaning Of certain articles In the contract pub
llshed.
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Isndou Corn MARKET. sept. 10.

The Of English WHEAT Is scsnty but the Imports OF
foreign large Trade both EDgsh aod Oregn dull o1t
no reduction in FLOUR sold In retail at Mosdsys
rates BAILEY BEANS and PEAS unchanged The az
ras of foreign OATS heavy and trade slow, Al barely
folmtr terms - . 20. -
80: MALI 1850, FLOUR l,52o; Insn OATS, 500 For
eigu WHEAT y GO; OATS $50 BARLEY, - ssOi FLOUR
A. SACKS and 8 80 bbs
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London Produce MARKER. :. .sEpr. 10.

sue,R-west India 4 above last Fnday's ra,ss
sales $50 casks mssins e75 for the week Refined Gro
.fesdy al % ~ a. Coffee firm Native Csylon, 80 u
a. Conulon Sound COpgOu TEA o. 8 70 O|5t. Sales u
Co1roN for the week 1000 bales Rather doing In
RICE; Bengal 9 20 1915 TALLOw firm at So the
spot The Corn market closes without change.
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The yybIs State Convention.

RocHEsrER, Tusstsy Sept 81 1852.
Hon. William Pltkin has been elected
Delegate the wbig State Convennoa from this city,
and David r. Barton Alternate.
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CopgrersionnI NomfnatIou.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Seq 81. 1852.
John McNair has been nominated for re-
election by the Democrats If the With Congr siona Dis
tric posed of part OF Philadelphia and MOntgom-
cry Counties.
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H- The Texan Judges of Election,

hsvs s5opted plan 20 save voters much ineonveni-
ere In county where the election district covers
considerable ground The b.ilotboxes sesomPsn'ed
by the Judges end clerks were recently taken up ana
ON the river and votes OF the soVefeshs
wherever they found them.
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OHIo.-Hon. Jacob Brinkerhoff has been
re nominated as the Free Democratic candidate
for Congress in the Sandusky District.
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Cardenss Insurrection-The Tehuantepec
Treaty.

NEw ORLEANS, Tuesday, Sept 81, 1852.
Dates from Tampico to the 10Th have
been received. The City Council opposes Cardenss.
though the Legislature clothes him wish additional
power.
Later dates from the City of Mexico
state that decree hxed the Both August 10 recsve pro-
posss open the Tehusptepac road No day has been
named for opening the proposals.
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The Marion at Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Tuesday. Sept 81, 1852
The u. S. NJ. steamship Marion, Capt.
NJ Berry arrived here from Eew.York at u o'clock
last (Monday) night
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OF General scott.

CLEVELAND. Tuesday. SPIT 2Lls52
General Scott left here for Cincinnati at
II o'clock this morning.
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False News by Telegraph.

REPUBLICAN OFFfCE
SPRINGFIELD, Sspt 81, lsJ2.
The dispatch from this place published
on Friday In the Ne WORK evening papers, giving &C.
count of Railroad accident at Cab)vile and cred ted
without authority The Republican Olse cont4lnsf-
essential errors being entirely Icorrect 10 almost every
particular.
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Southern Mail Failure.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Sept 81 1852.
We have no mail south of Richmond
ibis morning. Two mails from New-orleans are nov
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wbIs Assembly Nominations.

Carpsa Col William Hayden. =. Terance j.
Erie Cc-1. Amon NJ. Clapp. :. William Bush B.
J. n. Eli. 4. Nelson Welsh
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Meeting of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.

RALTIMORK, TUESDAY sept 80 'o1~.
The Grand Lodge OF the independent
Order of Odd Fellows 10 the Uuitsd States met al ths
Odd Fellows Hall Grand sire NJ 'ore p'esloln ano
was opened ir Cue form Very E'e business o, guo"c
Interest was trabacted Grand Sire M01rS auu su'
Secretary Rdgely made their annual s'sem7n.s, 'u"
Ing the order 10 bel hshy prosperous condition all
over the country. During tue yea, iuseS nave oeen
opened In california Oregon, Ne sh-Nco and snama
Among the important quesdons % come os'ore Tue
Grsno Lodge several touching tI' au'u'W " tue
several State Grand Lodges and various re 'ui' IN tue
constitution, soma of which are very r'uos, 'onuog
greatly TO simplify the gOvern",n' vi .uo oi'oi. ,,,
The r.. ulsr stsrdlug committees were appointed
and are Ne follows
n, ne S,o, Of me Oydey-Messrs Desaussure, Fox aud
,o..atirs miffce-M,sss Barnard and COulsy
On Correspondence AsAew, Csssady' aud Bald
On Fnanes-Ms,Gs Orchard, Kellogg and thinner
On Constitution Messrs z C Robinson and Drew.
e On Finance M-ss's H4-, Jengng. aud Hs'die
on Pytnfm0-Messrs Kellogg Nau Zzodt ant Williams
on Pef,fioas-sesns Winchester, Newly. aud hundsy.
AT 10 O'clock The Coavendon proceeded - the cleo
don of grand othc"us -
q De Ssussure, OF South Csrolios, Msssrs Ellison aud
Barnard.
having received SO votes and Mr. Barnard 80 votes.
The Lodge then took rscess
Other grand officers Gill he elected this afternoon.
LATER DISPATCH.
The Grand LOdg. ut Odd-Fellows, to-
. 5sv elected the How lps officers
Grand Sv.-Wimot q De saussnre, of $. c.
Ie,rfy G,apd Sve-hOrsce a. Manchester; of T. l.
c,nnS Secrefars- James L R-dg-ly, Of Nd.
C.onS Tyeasnycr-J oshos Want Zsut, OF Md.
Ths election occupi,o nearly tina entire day. No
other busipess Of interest was transacted.
Further from Mexico.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Sept 81, 1881
The Mail Is through from New-Or-
leans. NJ:
The papers contain details of the MeM-
can news heretofore received by telegraph
The dates from the City of Mexico are
10 the 2la August Tbs Trat d Uaion, OF that DATE,
contains an elaborate account Of the difficulties ~nlen
environ the Re yusc OF Mexico all OF wheh tene 70 tns
eonciusian that rev0utisp and probable disnemoef
mept are at hand
The two Commissioners who had gone
to Jssps to quiet factions la ust city, had returned
having failed TO feet anything "hstever
Tue iDsursent Reboledo vas complete
~ powesle.s he was secresed In the uouotsios oas
had addressed letter 20 the govornm3es ohonng 70
surrepoer provided safety WA guaranteed 70 hmseu
and companions. -,
The Legislature had refused TO entertain
,nv n,onosnou ,bort 4 an unconditional surrender
An armed force bad been sent In pursuit. OF him.
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AsHEs-rhese remain sngui with ,ses OF only 40 DOS
Aueii.a ssh SgL - 4f, Dr stock 10 port snd 20
P,srash has savsnced owins 3 toe :isasss's o.
,upp, md stock hAnf could sell from AT TO 81" Cs-
san rem sios ouinal at ST = al DUTY paid. Impsrts
SO bbls Potash frOm New-YoIk bT dslyeit soSk IssO
bbs American Potash 80 casks Cs'sn sod - oo'f re Sa
RgTswAx-No,hins doing aud Prices nominal at the luO
taiions Ma arrivals
RcE-Our rates Tor this srcl. exceedingly hrm OUT
sales have been Ted 81 erces CAront IT 70 ~ 20
t2s 75 2s0o bags Bengal by sslzss saoat az ls ~ aad
250 by superbe ~ - 81 Eli duty pad No All
walls STICK. 100 terces Car0ira S5h otc Est toda
TALLOw ANn LAAD Our mar<ti hare Of Lard, bat Te
notice the sale Of 3 casks Newiork Tall ~ " export at
Isl > 2 81 kil euy paid ock hand, 2oS CASKS Rus
san and s. co all BusnOs. Ayres
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ALABAMA.-The following is the South
elm Rights Electoral ticket: Col. Thomas VIII
Hams, T. De Nanpert, Morgan Smith, Jefier-
son Buford, S. ID. F Moore, p. L. Sayre, J. VI.
Gilmer, WIN. Cooper, 6. w. Gayle.
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CITY POLITICS.

WING ASSEMBLY NomNATIoNs-City
. Seventeenth Ward,) Daniel Willis was uuan
mousy nominated as the Wbig candidate for Assembly
by the Wing Assembly Committee, which me. at No. p
Avenue D, on Monday evening, William Chambers pro-
siding. Mr.. Willis possesses grea. popularity among
the laborng classes from his connection with the In
dus.rial Congress and the Land Reform movement.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
American Securities.

The business in American socbs larger than IL usual q,
this pero Of the year the transactions ordinarily
prices present essential change Present quo
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER g. 1853

dispatch bot sher receipt Of adviess Africa an
nooneinE decline In New YORK. eommence1 the week
win 100 bales sales and ye'f-sds after possssSns por
uon o, our letters Southampton. usnsscoos eS
eeeded Lee bales st6rm pric~s
TO sum up 'he sales VI the week thus limited 10 WIS
bales Aeanst 81 Asi-s inpo and by eompar our stock
o eur .ust u-h ou.e re;a Slst ult. Ind tSVp
a. o' which 81 600 bales United States including the lots
Ought up in speculation
The Il ewing Wei hi,
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OPPOSITION MAYoRALTr CONVENTION

OPPOSITION MAYoRALTf CONVENTION.
Last evening the Loco Foco Delegates to the Mayor
atty Convention met at Tsmmsny Hall TO nominate
candidate for Mayor The proceedings were rather
more Harmonious than In the late conven'tIn OF taa
party On the fifth ballot Jacob A. W5stervelt Gas
nominated by of 40 to 20 votes that were divided
between ex Aid Libby, of the Second Ward, and A. h.
mickle of the Thtd Ward, and others The Conven
ton and Mr. Westervets friends adjourned 70 his
e,depce In the Seventh Ward where It is understood
that the event Of the nomination celebrated.
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OPPOSITION COUNTY CONVENTION
The delegates 10 this Convention had warm time off:
at their meeting on Monday evening at Tammspy Hall,
resulting as follows
For ShoiG-Ou the 10th bsoi John Orser, of the
Eighth Ward nominated by vote OF g. to "a for
Abraham F. Hatfield for Hillyer for Vultee, and
some scattering votes.
County Clerk-Rlchard B. Connolly, of ihe Seventh
Ward, was nominated
Coronns-Dr William ODonnell Fourth Ward,)
and H. Wilhelm, of the Tenth Ward, were placed In
nomination. ard, without naming the two other csndi
dates the Convention adjourned 10 Thursday evening
A GOOD dea of squabbing took place In the Conven-
tion end tood deaf Of ilif-elug produced by these
atoms and the Judiciary tcket previously ecom
mepded. The Convention continued Ia session until
o'clock on Tuesday morning.
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WASHINGTON Tuebay, Sept 2l, 1852
Secretary Corwin, it is unders'ooe, has
not resigned but ~ill S 50 as the Gardiner Con,
miuee rep and ciesf him ga they will do) OF all
Improper conduct IN that csr Tbs reported disclosures
apo far .up In the Committee 10 dsv IL believed % be
upiouud- O. nothing starting having traospired
Mr. Corwin intends stuDpiog Ohio for General Scott
after bis resignation.
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General scott mt Cleveland.

CLEvELAND,O, Tuesday, Sept 81, 1sja
In the midst of drenching rain yesrer-
day, thousand. wait for an hour tbe arrival of Gsr
Scott The bank of the Lake for an usrters of
mile, from the Marine II 'pitsl TO Wa'erst, was lIn&
with men anxious 10 catch glimpse "i olm Al Length
the TiDg of salute ANNOUNCED ns approach, and as he
pap,ed from the cars 10 o&rfisge cheer after cheer
rang out
Gensr, Scott was escorted to his quarters at the
American Hotel by the mitay WHEN, Ia answer to the
demand of the people, ne imnsd atey appeared the
balcony and briefly s1uIo's0' '"' Ni""u' gatneTeo
around. He said: .,,,
80 ID MED citizens wei a. all VINO intend
s c;,,zsns Of this great and Curious country. thank
Won for the eDthusisns rec7ptpn you have gwen me
I'm, tb.re Is tn regret in Vsiti1 this
ssnt,S city and that IS the rain YES psnsd mat while
vss comfortably sheltered In q cove ed carriage, you
= VI 80 hen expos ID 10 rsn md mud DunnR my mil
s, and AZ other TINS In he discpa 90 Of
antes 81 INV Office Gu log the g'eater pit of my life
have been on the msch and have ways b.eu accustomsd
10 eynos v.e 10 the wearhe rnd other incJavenisuces
~ csnn lit In conn Vith the pave soldiers of the
nv and am psined at this teto see put 10 such in
conve niAncs my tount lbrHt cheering -
Fellow CuizeDs: have though 0sn could hardly cali
hin self citizen Of this great cOuGy without passing
these great Lakes Of ~nlch this sty ceehaed OF
fhe ost beautiful of the whole West You re- welcome
here p lrishna9 heat that rich brogus Il o'e
10 hear il makes remember tO5e eds OF Irshmsn
many Of whom have led TO basand 70 victory Great
cheenns Fellow Citizens do not intend TO maSea
speech jOu ying for tha pdroose an travelling
f6r the purpose of selecting sebra Military HosOta
simply at your call to thank you for this e'eetng-
Won nave seen fiji TO eet me cordially, so would YOU greet
any yonr couDtr,s Generals accept it evdsuce
CT your patriotsmt convnces ne OF your devotion snd
love 70 your county. Cheers will NJ det4n you
longer you are aud covered with mud repeat my
thanls for this enthusiastic reception. Great chesuns
bAnid deafeDiDg applause Gen Scott reti ed from tue
oscony 1re IL the rss, for the spacious nails
If the American were nled win people, snx0us 10 Gay
heir respt the hero OF handred battles. About
rnidp sht L.apds Band gave most Delight serenade
upon balcony OF American aud as the hrs' oule
notes rupg out light apUeared II the Generals bad
room window aud his tall form DO vet bis sckno ~ledg
rnent of the compliment Inc bugeicall never failed
30 arouse bin 10 of strife and ID times Of pesco
II could not fall uOnollced upon his eT
This morning bur dreds called on Zen Sc u, and at
IL O'Clock he left Ia the for Cum1us amid the
cheers of thousands and the roar of cannon.
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frnson ~ f s,h Al,
her fneass ard tho.e Of The aS alag tes go sar
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in d. mouth w &: tisT box cutting he no lSloash:
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Z rs barF
Tee imports durns the sane pe,d amount to 1872 bales
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Secretary Corwin.

WASHINGTON, Tuesd'y, Sept 81, 1852.
The Washington papers THIS morning
cay nothing In regard the ruWDred resignation OF
Secretary Corwio excepting TAe JatoH which merely
mentions the IumOr.
Secretary Corwin md the gardiner Commit
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Nv Telegraph to The New-YOrk Tribune.
whig state Convention.

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