Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-10-27
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SESscA FALLS, N. Y, Oct. 15-The Wo-
man Temperance Convention assembled
here Ebay, and was largely attended,
Specs were made and resolutions adopt
ed favor Of the Maine liquor law.
BosroN, Oct, 1.-THE State Temperance
Convention assembled at Faneuil Hall this
morning, aud resolutions were adopted de
claring their confidence in the working Of
the Maine liquor Law They also adopted a
resolution declaring 9eir determination not
to vote for any one no in favor of it.
sEooND DISPATCH.
BosroN, Oct. l5--Ibe State Temperance
Convention was largeE attended this after
noon, and much ~enthuEasm eyinced. Let
tiers we're received from the candidates for
State Offices, in reply ito letters that had
been addressed to them Hausemann, free
s%oiler, announced himlelf IN favor of the
Maine law; Huntington, the Whig candidate
for Lieutenant GovepAor, and Walker, the
free-soil candidate fof Lieutenant Governor,
also favored the law Thompson the demo-
cratic candidate forLient. Governor, lodged
the question. Ndreplies were received from
Clifford and Bishop, the wing and democrat
ic candidates for Governor.
z $50 vefe ddaaiiNaneavaAalettsrs read
from prominent temperance men, and here
IS 70 doubt that the temperance men W.T.
vote for the advocates Of the law, irrespec-
tive of party.
BISHOP DoANE's CAsE.-The following
was the vote in the Court of Bishops on dis
missing the presentment of Bishop Doane.
Yeas-Bishops Chase, On. H; Whit
ingham, (Md); Delaney, West N. "
Uphold, Qnd); Rutledge, (Fla.); Kemper
IN. ". Dioc.); McCoskey, (Mich.); and
Green, (MiSs.)-S
Nays-Bishops Eastburn, Missy; Hop
klns, ,(VD; Potter, I(Pa,); Lee, (Del.); Johns
(Va,); and Smith. (Ky)-6.
The three prosecuting Bishops may b
considered as concurring with the minority
but they were not entitled to vote.
NFw ORLEANS, Oct.-There were 10000
persons at the Cuban indignation meeting
last night, and great excitement prevailed
Resolutions were adopted. calling for imme
~~TvrTuSs ff0r ire Insult TO tue America
flag, and the President was Instructed to for
ward them to President Fillmore.
BosToN, Oct. 1.-THE house Of Barring
Brothers & Co., of London, have presented
, $4,000 to the Boston City Library.
New ORLEANS, Oct. l8-By the arriva
, Of the steamer Philadelphia here, the Picay
une has advices from Mexico to the 1st insr
Al decree had been issued by the Govern
meht, calling the Mexican Congress to cor
vene on the goth inst.
The Minister Of Justice had promulgate
what was termed and arbitrary decree, b
which that portion Of the press favorable t
2 liberal principles was greatly restricted.
A large body Of the National Guards ha
surrendered, at Cerro Gordo, to the insuI
gents, after a brief engagement, in whic
some we're killed and several wounded.
-nIoN. Oct. 18.-The Courier has adv
4 ces from Marshfeld to 8 P. M. on Saturda
4 evening, which states that Mr.. Webster Wa
in better health than he had been for som
. time. A despatch to the Journal office t
E day also states that Mr.. Webster's health
: as goodas it has been for some months.
$ New ORLEANS. Oct. Shit is rumore
: here to-day that the Crescent CITY, Will
b going into Havana was fredupon from Nor
2 Castle. The report, however, is not genera
e ly credited, but it has produced great excit
s ment.