Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
News by this Mornings Mails.

News by this Mornings Mails.
New York Democratic State Convention.
ALBANY, July 14.-The Democratic State con-
vention will meet at Syracuse on September lst,
to nominate State ticket and Presidential elect
ors r@.
Georgia Union Convention Postponed.
MACON, July 13.-The Union convention of
Georgia has been postponed till the 18th of Aug.
Southern Rights Convention.
MONTGOMERY, (ALA,) July 13.-The Southern
Rights convention, which met here yesterday,
debated nh midnight proposition for separate
organization, and another proposing to support
Flerce ana hlng. After a long debate, the con-
yention adjourned without taking a vote. The
result is considered doubtful
Union Convention.
MONTGOMERY July 13.--The Union State con
vention, which met here yesterday, declined to
nominate third candidate for the Presidency,
and recommended Union men to pursue any
course they might think proper.
Mr.. CIay's Funeral.
LOUISVILLE, July lathe number of persons
estimated to have been present at the funeral of
Mr.. Clay, in Lexington, on Saturday last is
thirty or forty thousand. The horses and car
riages present, if placed in the procession, would
have extended distance Of twenty five miles
The pageant was most imposing one, and the
utmost feeling was evidenced.
serious Collision on Lake Erie-Fifteen
or Twenty Lives reported to be Lost.
CLEVELAND, July 13.-The steamer America
and the new propeller City Of Oswego, bound up
the lake, came In collision about ten o'clock last
evening, about fifteen miles above this place.
The latter sank in about ten minutes, and it is
supposed that fifteen or twenty lives were lost
The steamer put back, and reached this port this
morning, in q sinking condition. The propeller
was owned by the MessFs. Bancroft, of Oswego.
WING Rejection Meeting.
BosToN, July 14.-The adjourned meeting of
dissenting Wings held at Faneul Hall tonight
was slimly attended President Henry Williams
was the only officer present, and the hall was less
than half filled. The Rev. Hubbard Winslow was
the principal speaker. The meeting was fire.
quently interrupted by cheers for Scott, Webster,
Marshal Tukey, and others. The meeting, as far
as regarded it's political effect, proved total
failure.
WING Nominations I'm Vermont.
BURLINGTON, (VT.,) July 14.-The Wings of
the 22d district Of Vermont have nominated An
drew Tracy, of Woodstock, for Congress, and E.
Kirkland, Of Brattleboro', for Presidential Elec-
tor.
Montreal Election.
MONTREAL, July l4.-The Radical candidate
has been elected from this county to Parliament
by vote of two to one for the government can
didate t& '#smat us
Dinner to Jno. 8. Thrashsr.
New ORLEANS, July IA public dinner was
given to Mr.. John s. Thrasher last night. The
attendance was large, and the utmost enthusiasm
manifested
Departure OF Kossuth.
| New YORK, July 14.-Kossuth, with his lady
and suite, sailed for Europe to-day in the steamer
Africa. The Africa took out one hundred and
seven passengers and $500, 900 in specie.
Destructive Fire.
SPRINGFIELD Mass, July l4.-When the cars
passed Worcester this evening, the Catholic col
lege was in flames, and would probably be en-
tirely consumed
The United states and Turkey.
A Constantinople letter in the New York Times
says:
tered into an arrangement with the Porte, in ac-
cordance with which the duty to be paid by
American merchants on imports and exports is to
be the same rs what is paid by the last English
treaty, until such time as q separate and specific
agreement shall have been made between the two
governments of Turkey and the United States
This determination of the matter is favorable to
American commerce.
mr.. TaIImadge and Mr.. Webster.
The New York Times Of yesterday morning
has the following letter from Mr.. Tallmadge:
To the Editor ofhe Neio York Daily Times:
l have seen, with not little surprise, an ex-
tract from Boston paper declaring that the rep
resentation of a conversation between Mr. Web
ster and myself relating to the Presidential can
didates, contained in your paper, was without
foundation
On the day previous TO the reception of Mr.
Webster, in Boston, called on him at the Astor
House, when expressed the regret that then
entertained, and now most deeply feel, that |
could not meet him under different circumstances
Some other conversation occurred between us
in regard to the political aspects of the country,
which il is not necessary to state.
In the course of our conversation, stated to
Mr.. Webster that his friends were embarrassed
in regard to his position, but that / supposed
that we had no alternative but to sustain the
nomination that was made by the Baltimore Con-
yention, as different course might endanger