The daily union., 1852-09-11

dTrfUai Q the Europa IhTes Days L@T from EwrcPs
NKw YoRK. Sept io--The steamer Europa arrived this
morning She brings Liverpool dates 10 August rs. being
three days later.
The Hermann arrived out at Cowes on Friday.
The emigration 10 Australia continues unabated.
Mr. Webste letter about the Lobos Islands had excited
much uniavorable comment in the London papers,
The harvest in Ireland abundant, and the potato rot
had been stayed,
The town of Wass in Sweden had been entirely de-
suoyed by fire. Il contained 8 900 inhabitants.
BELGIUM
The government OF Belgium will the treaty OF
with the zolveein which expires on the slst
December.
A despatch from Constantinople announces that the
demands the French government relative to The Thpoli
affair will be acceded TO.
Ills officially promulgated Vienna that after the first
day of September The civil would supercede the military
laws,
The report that Gorgey had been imprisoned in the fort
at Keystein contradcted.
Marshall Haynau had been threatened with violence nj
Brussels. The military had TO be called restore
order
The cotton market unchanged. The sales for the
week had been 900 baes9 900 speculation and 5000
Tor export
There had been sales of corn
Western -four held 20s Cd. Philadelphia, do. /;
Baltimore, 20 2ls
Bacon was dull. Pork. do Lard, nominal. Tsiow
lower, Rice, duh
Coffee in London was firm. Sugars and moasses quiet
Tobacco in good demand, and prices tending upward
Business on the continent, generally, was steady,
Wright and Grandys circular states that in nstan
better qualities of cotton had declined Fair Orleans
worth 81 g.; Mobile Uplands, g.; mddlng, 81 81
n, l..l q nnn - 4
had advanced from to two francs AT Liverpool ,ur
penne Spirits worth SIC. Rosn had
advanced and selling 3s Al Rice worth l9s Cd
American stocks unchanged.
Total Destruction of the Steamer Reindeer
NEW YonK. September 10 O-The steamer Reindeer
whilst lying in the dock in Bristol where she exploded
few days ago, totally destroyed by fire O'clock
this morning The loss will be hundred thousand dol
lars. She is supposed to have been desgnedy fred
DR.. Websers Health.
BosroN, September lO.-The Courier of this morning
says Mr. Webser's heath has been somewhat i'm paired
but he expects to be perfectly restored in a few days
The Courier also denies report thar Mr. Webster was
about publishing address, letter from Marshed 10
his friends urging them from using his name as
an independent candidate for the presidency.
Massachusetts Democratic Sta'e Convention
FIrcHBuRG September 9-Aftcr the nomination OF Henry
w. Bishop a candidate for governor the committee ap
pointed platform reported the Baltimore platform and
resolutions eulogizing the presidential candidate.
The resolution offered by Mr. Bradford, opposed to coal
ton reported by the committee whom
red, without for the of the convention.
Amid the greatest confusion and excitement was laid
the table by decisive whereupon some 200 or
300 hunkers left the hall.
The Hon James b. Thompson, of New Bedford was
then nominated for lieutenant governor and Charles G.
Greene, Of Boston, and James Whaey OF Conway were
chosen electors for the State at large.
After other business Of unimp character the
convention adjourned sirs die.
A SECOND CONVENTION oRGAMzKD-The ssceders or ma
tiona democrats organized another convention by ap
pointing L. d. Bradford president, and large number OF
vice presidents and secretaries
State committee was appointed, and another commit
tee selected to report resolutions.
The committee on resolutions reported series agasnst
coalition, which were adopted with great applause
Speeches also made denouncing the action of the
convention, and the provisional committee was empower
ed TO call convention Of the democracy il IL should
be considered rpedent The then dissolved
1t is thought that the boilers will support Pierce and
King.
Nj. Green did not bolt from the regular convention,
though in favor OF Bradford's resolution.
Mr. Haett absent. The boilers chiefs In the
parry, but hard working menmany are from the vi.
eny OF Boston-but there strong men from the
South and West.