New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

Convention, by thirty to fifteen. Yours, GIN. G..
ELECTION OF U. S. SENATOR FOR CONNECTICUT.
EEwHAvEN, Tuesday, May H. 1859.
The House of Representatives have just
concluded ballotng for U. g. Senator, with the fol-
loving result Isaac II. Toucey Dem, l24 Roger s.
| Baldwin, Wing, "a; Francis Gillette, Free Soil, D;
Samuel Ineham Dem, 3; H. s. Beardsley, Dem, / ;
| whole number, 2le. Mr.. Toucey was consequently
| chosen.
The Senate will vote at 2 o'clock, and
Mr. Toucey will receive large majority, his party there
being Ia to strong.
MOVEMENTS OF KOssUrH.
BosroN, Tuesday, May H. 1852.
Gov. Kossuth has spent the day in visit
ing Cambridge, Lexington and Concord He was re-
ceyed at each place with military and civic demonstra
tons and at the two latter towns addressed large con-
of people in speeches OF considerable iength
FORGED CHECKS.
Forged checks were day presented
to and paid by the Granite Shoe and Leather de ilers
and State Banks And forged check was presented
unsuccessfuly at the North Bank The checks were
offered by cored man, mpoyed by some other party
We have not learned the amounts obtained, any
particulars but the police the track OF the iorger
VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD DEPOT Destroyed
BY FIRE.
JOURNAL OFFICE, BosroN, Tuesday May ii 1882
A dispatch received at this office from
Norhfed Vermont that the dep6: OF the Central
Railroad Company of that place. took fire last evening,
consuming the main portion of the building The safes
appear in good order and the books and papers are
injured. Gov Panes safe was got out The depot was
fully covered by insurance.
WEBSTER DELEGATE TO THE NATIONAL CONVEX
TION--THE PLURALITY LAW IN MASSACHUSETTS.
The Wing Convention of the 9Th Horace
Mann District met at Dedham to-day, IS delegates be-
Ing present William d. Swan (Webster) was elected
delegate to the National Convention, by 40 out OF %
Tho niait nf Mr.
WEBSTER adopted after considerable discussion
on section which declares that he is the only man
who unite the great Wing party of the Union with
the Union of other parties and lead them on TO
glorious victory.
The plan of the Coalition to repeal the
Plurality Law so far as regards the for President
was defeated to-day, in the House, by Is majority
From the South.
THE FORGERY OF TREASURY VOUCHERS.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, May ii, 1852
The case of Brown, of Michigan, as TO
the Treasury Vouchers, still progresses Hon. Charles
Stuart of Michigan, delivered lengthy argument,
and Hon. Orlando Ficklin responded
FATAL sTABBISG cAsEmBoY DROWNED.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, May IL, 1851
Patrick Blumer, who was stabbed on
Sunday evening by unknown man In the lower part
OF the county died this evening at the Hospital.
A lad 10 years old, son of Capt. Jere-
miah Bennett, pill t. drowned this Afternoon, while
/ fishing at Queen-street wharf, Southwark.
PRESIDENT FILLMORE AND THE COMPROMISE
LATER FROM TEXAS.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday May IL. 1852:
The Washington correspondent OF Inc
Su, says that President Fillmore Is about making pub
lie letter declining to be candidate for reelection un
lees the Baltimore Convention will adopt strong resoiu'
| tons in favor of the fnality of the Compromise.
The southern mail has arrived with dates from Texas
| to the 30th nt
with 1900 bales of Cotton, and the ship Wharton was
also loaded for Havre being the first direct shipments,
| and causing firm market with large sales
riot had occurred at Fort Merritt between the SOL
diers and number of gamblers, in which two OF the
| former killed
Fifteen Of the men attached to the rides had deserted
| to Mexico with their horses and equipments
| The Southern Mail has arrived, but
brings no news of interest
A meeting is shortly to be held here tor
the purpose of increasing the trade between Baltimore
| and the Southern States. The editor of The Cotton
Planter il moving party in It, and Messrs. Rusk, Daw.
| son. Outlaw Stephens, Clngman, and other Southern
members, will lend their aid to the movement
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE KILLING CASE.
| The Governor of Maryland has appointed
| James NJ Buchanan and Richard Carmichael as com.
missione to confer with Pennsylvania about the Fug'
i've Slave killing case
| FILLMORE DELEGATE TO THE NATIONAL CON-
vENTIoN.
| MOBILE, Monday, May TO- 1882.
| The Wings of the WITH District of Al
| ALBANIA in Convention, have appointed Fillmore Dele
cute TO the National Wing Convention at Baltimore.
From the West.
DESTRUCTION OF THE EAGLE-sT. THEATER BY
| FIRE.
| BUFFALO, Tuesday, May II, 1882.
The Eagle-st. Theater was burned down
this morning The fire broke out shortly after O'Clock,
and the entire building with its contents was consumed
with great rappity, nothing but the bare walls being
| left The building was worth about $2o,0OO, and the
loss of Messrs Carr and Warren the Managers could
not be less than that We have no account yet OF
the assurances.
| THE CASE OF SWAN.
CuMBKRLANp, Tuesday, May ii, 1852.
1t being urged by counsel that it was
Impossible get impartial jury In this place for the
trial of Swan the has been removed to Washington
| County.
| FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT-rHREE LIVES LOST.
| DETROIT, Tuesday. May II, 1852.
As the emigrant train on the Michigan
| Central Railroad going west, was stopping at Niles,
second train which left Detroit about the same tune,
overlook and into the emgrant train, killing three
persons and severely rurng several others The acci'
dent was owing to the csrelessness Of the engineers
| XXXIh CONGRESS FIRST SESSION.