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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-02
GEOLOGICAL FEATURES, SOIL, &c.

The limestone, underlying the coal fields of
Illinois, forms the immediate basis of the allu-
won Of Southern Wisconsin. The geological
district, in addition to that portion of the State
which lies southerly of the valley of the Wis
consin river, comprises the whole slope towards
Lake Michigan
In many portions OF this district the lime rock
disappears. and the out-cropng sand stone, furn-
ishes fine material for building
The lead bearing rock of the mineral region
is porous lime stone prevailing throughout
Grant, La Fayette and Iowa Counties, compris-
ING Four-6fths of the lead District" of the up
per Miasssippi; the remaining one-f!th being
in the state of Illinois and Iowa
Deposits Of Iron ore, water lime stone. and
beds OF Gypsum, together with other varieties of
minerals, are found in localities more or less
numerous throughout the lime stone region.
All of that section of the State, which lies be-
tween Lake Superior on the North, and the falls
of 81: Anthony on the Mississippi, and the falls
of the other rivers flowing southerly, is print
tive of its prevailing Geological character; and
II is within this primitive region, that the copper
mines ofLakc Superior are found -probablv the
richest in the world, and apparently inexhausti-
bic.
In all that portion of the State, lying between
the primitive region Just described, and the lime
stone formation Of the South and East, the tran.
si,on and stone prevails interspersed with line
some, and more spaysoly, with rock Of a primi-
tive character. This formation comprises that
section OF country drained by the Wisconsin and
other rivers tributary to the upper Mississippi.
aud below the fails of those streams Within
this Geological District, are found quarries of
wt.te marble, which promises to be abundant
and valuable.
The character of the soil of Wisconsin, is, Of
course, indicated to some extent by its gcoiogi-
cal features The lime stone district OF the
State is overspread BY soil and subsoil similar to
that which prevails in other portions ofthc great
valley, and unsurpassed by any in fertility. 1t
is the distinction of the mineral region of Wis
con,iu, that it is overspread by surface of the
voyy finest agricultural quaIitics contrary to
the general fact, that mining district is worth
less for the purpose of culture.
Proceeding norihwaldIy, and wcs,warLIy Of the
dividing ridge between the waters Of Lake Mich
ican and those that flows into the upper Missis-
sjPpj, the soil viii be observed to become more
sandy and porous; character which will be
found to prevail throughout tho sand stone re-
gion above described This portion of the State
admits Of easy cultivation. The soil is warm
and highly productive, and the growth luXuri-
ant.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-02

San r.. ,gIESUN,
Attorney, C,unsoIlgr aad SOLICITOR aud Notary Public
4ounsha, EIs
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-02
L0EEN ". ZONES.

,rnv Surveyor. Residence ia .;sos.,tyo nleswcsto
fnll s Fnl;l-, ON the Burlington road.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-02

nGt VING PAPER. \ fIr assor:nentoft fine different
> sizes KINGS BOOKSTORE
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-02
TAILORING

In all It's h-anchcS-aud viii De happy 80 all who wish
anything IN his line. Tie haters himself that from his long
experience the Business nc Will be able to give The most
nIvf1ss.-~ "f.>'
April. lS5. ssh y. VI. GARRISON.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-02
FARM FCER SALE.

a VERY desirable Farm ahau 10 'u,iCs from KennshH,
oagtapiag every convenience ENr farming Yurposrs.
There es good house the plemiseSalso, Barn, Or
{. ClEMI,Nr, At this office.
May 1852 10
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-02

Attorney, Counsellor aud solicitor. KHHooH
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-02

FASHIONABLE LADEES-SEEOEs,
- ONE NEW STYLES. Justrccc!ved by
- I. W. LYMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
FRANCE.

1t is said that Louis Napoleon is about
publishing pamphlet defending himself from tho az
perSions Of the Epglish press.
General Blanhine is dead.
The Minister of Commerce has in
formed the ship owners Of Havre that the government
will not proiec. them IN loading guano at the Lobo'
lllsuds
Paris papers assert that the French
troops are mol TO be Withdrawn from Rome or Ci7itl
Vccshis.
The latest Partisan gossi is, that Louis
Napoleon Ia careless Of securing the hand OF the prn'
cess Vasa having transferred his admiration to dsugh.
ter of Prince CzsrtorisA.
Intelligence has just been received stat
ing that the French settlements In India have tsken the
oath Of fidelity to the Pre.loent The King OF Slam has
cent In bis fluctuations to Louis Napoleon.
The MonituT has the following On
;ne l. August the Trench Admiral Roman des Poses
celebrated the fee of Napoleon at the PTtus GIeece
seven PrusIan, seven RuissD, and Greek, PIED l
tese and American shpl ofwar took par. In H. Az lo.1
o'clock a Military hass WA celebrated Az the momsn
of The elevation Of the Host the French ana iorest
vessels fred salute Of tweniy.one guns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
,...m Han, Joha L. Hale

novxs. NIL, Moady, seph O. l0'-.
Az px,v STA: When | wrote 10 my
-, % ross. ESQ, of Concord, pro, " 30. 'ue nnrs
S,,ss rcuvensSou declining 10 sus fhovld not have
s,,an nv that body supposed 'ns ,,.,on of any one
occasion ssain !" w. plssl,ion which then announced
On VI. ,',.,v IN accordance win NY Nv 49,, "a
s'Ss,cn,. bu, was s.o 10 puSs.. ,shes fct bound
yrrsrnaa,pA request cf thosu sVJ,an
sIr,.s, via NY vile arc on ,S, ls,,ar vva. writ,
H., ,sr elnse of ny present ,,',c,, cayssr snd
ssna,s would else teIe,e. ~ 'e,anse be, Teen tina
shAi the htiei ssr, might not be disturbed by any
pcsen. 49,. nsrt of my fhcnds 10 in'i9duSe my nams
snew a,se.,, and Struggles Of fIssuenl eiecn3n.
snto the eohSs. of thai Convention with Singular
Ba, the m s"n indeed differently. Such being tue
cnsninhy ne ~ sds With whom sympaihlse having
case arc ,hs the great interests OF Cvl asd Csn.
ssI ,ecTty nav be best promoted oy courte ni.
tnuoAh ,sst Indicated by myself, have nJt falt at
teies ni.r the peculiar circumstances Of the oc;a
nes'" 81 No my own opinion Ia 0lrCc opposition %
s an exprt salon OF my friends. therefore eld my
- vkhes std opinions To those Of my friends, and
49,. ss,sst hat has been done, notwithstanding my
,rsyl,us refusal e. consent that Il mishs DO doLe
wish slso 10 say IN you and through you 20 tnst
xlt Of the public Eho may tcel any interest IN the
ns,ts that 90 inquiries which may bo msde OF me-
=. well % 10 those which have aroaty been MADE, as
n xhS my op,plons ARC on vsri us su0jects have
no answer 10 make suppose that those Tho n0tnlne'
nd me- did Il from conviction OF whit would DO,
founded ON sknowledse OF What n21 cone, Iatne' .nau
any facility might be- supposed 10 pcssess In making
pltdses and peOuises for tho future.
Rrt It were mach disposed 10 enter the lSts
Ara contend With those deal IN promises ana
wedges and profession q fidelity TO the cause we es,
pouIe could handy hope to come up TO the standard
az those made ~ men prominent In our rsnss iour
xe,rs sgo but which ha e been since forgotten and
irampled upon by those who made them, 10 Their no
hA,,e 10 enrol The Eselyes under banner upon which
are inscribed sen'ime1ts and principles, sevep-fod
ora osIous and abOmir able taan those against which
fbey have revched Very respectfully,
Your file d. JOPN p HALE.
Ilo, Henry Wilson Pre- sident Of the Free Democratic
Nsiiora CODveLtJn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
LiyerpooI Produce Market.
from me Crepiar . 4 ne hoard Of Bio

Z rom me Circular 81 ne hoard Of Brokers.
AsHEs In demand Pots, q 6; Pearls > 6.
SUGAR-1he business this week has been principally
hned To strong re1ing qualities ana fine white ssugs or
which steady prices obaluedssy 50 to Il for tine
vliie 500 80 for ye lOo bids Porto Rico sold a.
- TO 80 ouiy PAID AID 200 bags ground Macao aud "a
rsSo 81 -. 20 49, Ia bond.
hOLAssEs-No Gales
CofFEE-Co!ee continues in good demand but the supply
heing moderate bminesI limited The s'ls8 comprise
ossks Jamaica, and b50 bags Laglayrs 81 Costa
RIGA 90 tU5f|. ana 1T DOMINGO, 81.
RcE-looO Bengal were soid ct 10 TO ll5 4too Ara
car, o..
TEA-Tca has been IN fair inquiry throughout the week for
medium sid fine Cong IS at previous rates.
EANAL STOREs-No sales ~ ar The demand for Am r.
lean Resin is extensive snd GOO bb have been sold 1T
Tor common 10 II line Iurpentine continues 10 advance
and 80 bis sold 81 s. SPIRITS OF Turpentns, the
stocs of which is IN few hands sells a. 81
OH.-Seal &Jld t3i 10. Cod t3j Palm, rather low
Olive egan ADVANCED with only limited quantity Of
feIng M Whale In market
DYEwooDs-Very Little doing, and prices unchanged.
TorACCu-A. DeunigtOuu Co quote IoOtccJ IS bein z
In fa demand curing the past month and prices have ad
yaBced nearly % p No. The sales have accounted 70 about
1910 hhcs Stock in warehouses, ll4l7 hhds, against
l64fi a. same period last The quotations VIZ.
anis leaf ordinary to fine, ld66d stemned Cd Ken
tucky leaf, sd djd stsnlmed, iddokd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
ENGLAND.

Politics are very quiet. The Premier
has gone to Doncsster Races.
The Queen is at her Highland Seat in
Scotland
The Fishing dispute is regarded as viz
tualIy settled.
Numerous authorities are being cited
in the papers prove that the Lobos Islands belong to
Peru.
Two more ships have arrived from Port
Philip, Australia with $1,000 ounces of gold, and anoth
er Ia reported on the way with $1,000 ounces.
The ship TrOpic reports TINT on the 18th
July att 90 A. NJ when 70 miles west of jamaica, she
experienced a severe shock Of an earthquake, which
lasted nearly two minutes. T1e wind was light al the
time and the water smooth.
The people Of Manchester gave dinner
TO Charles Dickens and hi, fellow amateurs the
casiOn Of their performing In that city In aid Of the
Guild Of Literature On the evening of the ID inst tho
company gave performance for the same charity In
Liverpool.
1t is reported that Col Law, at present
commanding the troops In Newfoundland, will De ap
pointed 10 the vacant Governorshp In that Colony.
The steamer South Carolina l. offered
for sale At Liverpool her draft Of water being too great
for the port she was Intended for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
THE LOBOS GUANO QUESTION.
More Gold from Australia.
COTTON FIRM.
HALIFAX, II S, TELEGRAPH OFFICE,

luesoay, Sept IL TO-
The Royal Mail steamship Niagara,
Capt Stone arrived at her dock in this city sh orsy
after IL O'Clock this morning, bringing ITO passengers,
and Liverpool and London dates to the 4th instant In
elusive.
There is a complete dearth Of news by
this arrival
The Fishery excitement has blown
over, and tie Lobos difficulty Is scarcely hedged.
Sixty thousand ounces more Of gold dust
have been received from Port Philip.
The French Minister Of Commerce has
informed The Havre merchants thai the Government
will not protect them in loading gusno at the LobOs
Islsnds.
A Postal Convention between Spain and
Austria has been signed
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stoves " Uncle
Toms Cabin" Is having an unprecedented run in Eng
land. The Tines reviews 1t In three column article,
not at all favoraJy.
The harvest is progressing satisfactorily
tbToughou, the Kingdom.
In Ireland the potato rot has subsidized,
ifindeed it ever existed TO cry extent.
Reaping Of wheat, barley and oats goes
On In all the earlier districts without lntermEslon, the
weather being favorable.
Pomengos " The niagara. Rev Dir Heschnsr and
lsdv Mr. Sareht aud LADY Mr. Homer lazy and servant
Nh Herman and lady Mr. Bradley, lady and two servants
Mr Chiffon and lady Mr. Braham and lady M Smith and
ia6y M Ross and lady M Willard and lady Mr. FCy sud
lady Mr. GIayeb, lady and child Mr. Habsk and lady,
Mr. Frsdenburg aud LADY Mr. Bowke aud lady Mr. Booth
lad, and child Mrs Farrar Mr. Archibald Hochki,s Mr..
Collins and lady MI St. Csir and Miss 81 Clair Misses
Bouton Wsddington Philips Weston. Woods. and Ok
enhsm Mesns VandeDhoot Waugh. Ondrug, lonhsstruy,
Mason Heard Pope, Burnstesd, Barane Fields, Parker
Ellis Lswreoce Sprsgue, Wstson Richards, Fame. Howe'
Murrsy Mason, Turner Beeton Franklin, Solomon. Me-
Lay Morrison Fitzs ibson Zubdsk, Meyers Brumblck,
Towrie G1rbam, Tsy Tor, Beard, Brown, Wardham, Nc
CAncsy srTis Ford keata Roseburg Henson Brecken-
Iidge Carlisle, King Posi- OCOnnor, ak and Morrison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
Delegates 10 Whis state Convention.
RrasseldeT CO.-3 DsnDis Lewis.

u The Cincinnati Enquirer of lastweek
contained sn article headed "a Bowl of Hot Soup"
which stated that in Of the argest manufacturing
establish ments In thar ciijovne by Mitchell q Rem
melsburg-Out of nearly 200 men employed not one
would vote for Seoit.
In Two or three days the pEoprleorS seasoned said
"boSl Of soup" with the truth They published card,
IN hich they say:
ave have taken the trouble to inquire Of every man IN
The Establishment his politics thing never before Old,
rs we sdered that every has right 10 his own
opinion in regard 70 his politics and religion. We find
fiat e.s than third Of hands voters the other
two thirds being ete- unnaturazed foreigners, men
les than year from other States or mioors 80 that the
actual voters y III ssad "A for Scott Is Democrats Free
Sellers and Undecided neutral Add t. the Scott list
ourselves find that instead OF being all Democrats the
Whigs are exactly two to one.
MITCHELL & RAMMELsBURC'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
ITALY.

Tie Roman Catholic Bishops, O'Conaor
and Vanderbilt, had arrived at Rome the latter a
bearer Of the decress of the first Roman Catholic Ma
opa Convention In America, held at Baltimore few
months since.
A letter from Rome, dated oath August,
says that the Special Envoy, name not mentioned
,eIt by the English ayofnmt nj 10 convey their trend
y feelings to toe Pope had been very cordially Ie'
eeived.
The mail between Civita Vecchia and
Rome stopped and robbed lass week BY eight
bIissnds.
A conspiracy has been discovered In
Sicily. The consprators were In punicston with
Huggit SntiDo, Chief OF the Ex-GoveIDment, now
refugee at Malta. The center of operations was Cas-
tro GioysDi ard the consplrators had succeeded in
ing with some of the troops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
shipping lnieiIIGence.

An from New York Aug q, Etoa EllAbs'h, n MAaga
Amals. Pale no. Slst 81 Louis Antwerpj carolina
Queea.tCwn, sept lst Neptuus London J. H. Shepard
Artwerp I'd Planiagsnes Liverpool lst Willie Cornee'
10 hGlyoet.
Ar from Baltimore Aug 81 ChimbonaO, Deal Pasted
BIemerhsven.
AR ron Wilmington 3lst, Vahila, at Texel
Arr. from New-Oresns Sept z, Joseph Por.er Liver
pool; Aoe so, Howard, Rcuen
So for Hew.York Aus 81, Cornels, from Cronstad ;
18th Albion. Galway 3ls, AhghAn, Olssg9wi Sept !,
CcT1reror, West Point Liyerpool Chsmpaia BRISTOL
Patrick Henry, PoItsm)u!hi DIomhair, GaigO"; d.
Isaac W ebb Liverpool n.
Ga for Do. ID, Hendrix Hudson, LONDON is' ffo'oA
aSrwerp.
SIC. for Bath, Me 25th Astoria from Chii,iianaL
Sid Tor Boston 9Th, Arctic from CTonstadti oh, Ian
eek Esihore Sept Caspian, from Liysrpooi <1th
Leno1 from Cronstsdt; Sept Z, Amelia, from Liverpool
SID Tor Philsdelphis Cd john Albert from Liverpool
Sid for ChsrertOn Sd Arlington, from Liverpool
sid foI New OIlesls Sept NswYork Packet, and ss
Sid ior Galveston Avg 81, Sophia Rentzen from Ham
bureh.
SD for San Francisco Aug q, Bertha frC.n Coxhayen
18Th Archimedes from Penzance Sept. l. Argentine and
superb, Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
PRUSSIA, &c.

On the 3lst Aug. Prussia presented a
declaration on the Zolvertln question, on which Han.
over Brunswick. Odenburg and The ThuriDgsn safes
Conditional with the egoiaon Of Commercial rreaiy
with Austria Prussia being willing as the q d.
yerein shall have been requested 10 opea Degonans
with Austris from which, however, Customs nio1 IS
10 be expressly excluded recoDsIucsl0n Oi tle L)'
'eIen, for term under - years, will be rejected
The Customs Congress is prorogutd 70
the 18th Inst, when 6nal dscslon by the Coal'icn
slsies expected.
Cholera is abating a little at Silecia.
Great activity prevails In the Austrian navJya'd a.
Venice. T-o propeers drgstes) are also ordered
from England
Cholera has appeared in several towns
ar d villages IN Germany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15

feel at Christ SIN ntsrceies thai his lips move hs
heart beat and bis pulse 10 csickened toward as
he believed 10 the strong and direct action OF Chnk
on nurnsn sco IS much be did 10 hs perso 'sly Of
Goo. Tns speaker begged his hssrcrst 20 search tbs
Scriptures for the proof q tbis Abssdsn,e of which
would bs found He ussrsssd the of the
sosl OF TIE believer With Christ by explaining pro
cess Of budding or grating Tree the uev bud VII
sssimlate With the tre and rich art bo1nssoas fruit
win be the consequence As tho bud IL hidden In tbs
tree 80 the life Of the Christian hs den with Chris, In
tod.
After some excellent remarks OF prac-
Teal nature from Mr. EATON, Ayman from hssa-
ehusetts, concerning the unspesksbie happiness Of
true reliance upon and Resin God.
Rev. d. SKINNER, Of Utica, made the
Concluding address, upon ths paramount dsiy Of al
eeeversio spread the truth everywhere around them.
NO man ever drank Of the River Of God fed Of the
Bread Of LIE without desiring thai his neisnsoss should
also psfnhe The question 10 asked, Way Do so few OF
cur young men OF talent entsr the n,s.ry and Join In
the delightful work Of spreading the Gospel, He re-
replied that too few Of young men fesl The power
Of ods truth sud love Taey cannot or viii not ls.v,
the parsuit OF wealth fame pleasure 10 Impair, ths
knowledge OF God 10 o,hers IL wss nct so Of old In
the DAYS Of Fsrwe, Streeer Balou and other vetsr-
aus They went forth amid jeers and phsanons and
fought msniuly for the faith
The sneaker gave some personal "reminiscences Of
Rev. Mr.. farwei who preached Tor ave ysArs AZ add
down the Conn ciicut River without ob.Ainins money
enough to pay bis erase. The spesker exaorted his
brethren 70 worh With zeal 10 the propagation OF The
truth Let I've a. to sloy our eauis Let "a 60
forth IKE ho.e noble pioneers OF toe oden ame.
80 they worked, and fall they have fsllen-oT most
# them have long since laid down TO sleep, and arr
row singing prs'ses above.
Rev. Mr. FAY gave out the notices for
Wednesday, Ctodsy) and amer singing and benedcaou
the lar re audience dispersed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
II Tax LAND REroRmERs of Troy hav,

II Tax LAND REFoRMERs OF Troy have
formed an Independent Democratic Club and
have gone to work for WINFIELD Soorr. JouS
T.. WocDRCrF, an old keiormer, is President,
aud EDWARD MOoNEY Secretary of the Club.
They
R,solrss, Ths, the Democratic PARTY having major
iy OF II Ia the Senate s usy responsible for the dc
feat OF the Honeead bill la lhss body. and taat wa
cannot place couf5erce in the psHsd0 Democrat whe
thus refse TO report snd corsier oil 90 universally
oemanted by the working men 10 whom they are In
deb,ed fol their preson. position In the councils Of tbs
country.
Rtsolred That IN the letter Of acceptance written ~
Gen. scorr 10 the President the Convention which
nominate ed him for the Presidency, we ind the follow
Ing paragraph: 81 shall be ready In my connection
With Congress, to recommend approve OF measures
10 regard TO the management of the public dopsin TO
secure an early se sment Of tho Same isvorsoy 10 ac
tua settlers but consistent, nevertheless 10 the equ
rights OF the whole American people In that vass ma.
tional inheritauce;" which regard as suihciene
pledge that he will give bic nduence for the passage Of
the Homestead bill, 10 case Of bis election, and wo
therefore recognize In him Democrat, who bears Ia
vorable comparison with the rival candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
CITY POLI1I les.

Ninth WARD TEMPERANCE TIcKET.-
meeting Of citizens Of the Ninth Ward held q.
ST. Lukes Hail. In Hudson ct last evening 10 rally tho
Temperance ticket nominated last week. and which Is
fellows:
AsamBly-C C. Leigh. Assistant AldsmaT-Hsary
Dubois As5,ssOr-H Henry VolE.
The President of the meeting stated the object OF
this Temperance movement 10 be to put honest
straightforward II en into Office who would do their
duty without fear or favor.
Rev g. J Warren said, In substance, that they
vented % surpreis Sunday liquor sellisg eheci re-
royal of TIE polls from places where liquor sold pat
down the improper contribution Of m1uey Tor poInca
purposes by candidates, and procure tue enactment oil
q law 20 abolish the 10 nor !rai1e
Atthe close Of bis observations the Rev. gentleman
proDo,ed series of resoutcns, In substance as fol-
lows That n s1y OF the Circumstances under which
the primary eingS have been held 10 this Ci were
such as frbade he resuo bs called an expression OF
he wishes opiniop7 or action Of either political
uArties Thst In view Of the enormous amount
of crime sRd paupeIlsm, the destruction Of the
public heaRb wealth and bspl inesS, and the per
Inclination Of the sbuFes In cur City Government
occAsiored by Rum, The Tenperarce men OF
ali others bad right TO present candidates Tor pub
nc support especially more a. tan in0;e wnose means
Of securin an election twere money and rum-throush
the fundamentally OF rowdyin, with the soos Of oil
fee 40 the object Of their exetoDs Taat fhe nomna
tons made Sept 6, be unanimously approved oy this
meeirg. They were adopted.
Mr.. Beck (Fiith Ward made very fo-coie ADDRESS
during the delivery Of which he was frequently ap
pAuced.
SIR. Pope VA also spoke with much effect.
Tire meeting then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15

Cumberland or Oxford. The Wings Of Cumber-
lana carry all their County Officers, except the
Clerk OF the County. They also, for the Grst
time for many years elect portion Of their
County ticket in the Democratic stronghold Of
Oxfori.
HOuse.-The Wings gained members in Cum
berland and several in Oxford, Waldo and other
Democratic parts of the State, making total of
ls; but they lose H. chiefly in York and Kennebec.
The Wing net gain is therefore not sufficient TO
carry the House, though they have the Senate,
probably.
The returns for Governor from lGO towns foot
up as follows ; CROSBY, (Whig,) 16,9OS; Hubbard,
tDem.,) 2j,3l2; Chandler, (Liberal,) A,5I3; Scat
tering, 692. Majority against Hubbard, GSOl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
London Markets.
From Boring Brohers Cirea!ay.

T F0N BNTUJ DFOUItT4 LlTtIsIf.
CoFFEE IN fair trade demand at Amsterdam the first
sale the S0th the full quantity found buyers at 2B53
Ordinary small bean good brown under valuation
CoRs dull 20 Q25 the extreme quotations for United
States Flour.
CoTIOS im-Ssles only l4C0O bags a. previous rates
IRON actyeA large business Ia Welsh bars a. So
Rails 20, free, laid at the works.
RICE very quietOt 250o bags at auction barely hall
found buyers al rather eas.erTses
suCAh-A moderate dsrnaud FROM the trade this week
rather more inquiry To-Day FndayJ cargo Of Yellow
Havana No. II, iold a. 81 6, slost, iof Trieste.
1UKPENTINE- Rough j. wanted; 2 was paid for 1000
btls warehouse. epirlts BTh has advanced
10 81.
TEA-More inquiry for common COnEou at Sd. Ohsr
kinds uncl. inged