New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.

The Baltimore City Convention-Now Rail-
road to Observation-Disclosures Of a Dele.
gnte to the National Democratic COnven.
ventiOn-DIurder, &c.
BALTIMORE, Thursday, April %, 1852
In the Baltimore Wing City Convention,
the Scott resolutions withdrawn the ground that
the Convention had authority to act on them 1t
generally believed that Scott Delegate to the National
Convention will be elected from this city the ground
of availability, and the feeling against Fillmore for not re
moving the Collector and Postmaster ut the request of
the Convention Had direct vote been taken the res.
olutions would have passed
meeting of citizens of Baltimore, Hartford and Co
Gil Counties favorable to the construction of new Rail
road line to Philadelphia ntersect with the State lines
at point between Octavaro and Little Elk was held at
Barnums Hotel to-day Application has been made to
the Legislature for the necessary power.
Hiram Mccullough, a Cass man. yesterday
elected to represent the yh Congressional District Of
Maryland in the National Democratic Convention.
The Senate OF Maryland yesterday passed resolution
authorizing the Council of Baltimore subscribe for
stock in the Peterborough Railroad
James McGowen, residing In the western section Of
the city was murdered this morning by his brothern
law Allen Atkinson. t1hey quarreled last night and,
this morning Atkinson entered McGowen's chamber
and struck him on the head he slept with bar of
iron, causing instant death The murderer has been
rested.
Later from Mexico-The Excitement as to tho
Tariff, SC.
EKw-0RLEANs, Tuesday, April 20, 1852
We have received dates from the CITY of
Mexico to the Sd inst
Government evidently alarmed at the excitement
In Vera Cruz and Tampico the Tariff question Tho
Mexican Secretary had replied to the protest of the for
eign Miniseg concerning the unequal tarif declaring
that they had no ground for Interference.
Congress was busly engaged devising plans for re-
forming the Tariff
Runors were current of an expected change In the
Mexican Cabinet.
Prom CalIao.
PROVIDENCE, Thursday, April p, 1852
A letter to The Providence Journal, dated
Callao March g. says that all the vessels fitted out for
the Flores expedition, including the steamer Chill have
sailed for Guayaqu and the Flores party looking
anxousy for news from that quarter Business has re-
vved in consequence OF the of the great number
OF passengers who have crossed the Isthmw. The
Pes slow but not dangerous fever prevails at Calao
Later from Texas-Feary of a. Insurrec.Io-
among the Slaves-Tho Wheeling Bridge.
BALTIMORE, Thursday, April - 1859.
The New-Orleans mail is to hand.
Later intelligence from Texas states that fears are en-
tertaned In Washington Co. Of an insurrectou among
the slaves.
The Lower House of tho Virginia LegisIature has
passed resolution requesting Congress to take such
scn,onsl measures a. wiz prevent the removal of
tne neenng Bridge, and inssructs the Attorney Con-
erai OF tho STATE to AJAX from the Supreme Court stay
OF proceedings until tho answer cen be had subse
quenf RESOLUTION says in the event of refsl Of Con-
sress and the Court tho Stats win not be bound to &C
val cfk the hill