New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

| BY previous tenant Medical assistance was i'm
msdstsly rendered. but the two sons died this morn
ing. II Is hoped the others may recover.
Steam between Charleston and Liverpsel.
CHARLEsToH, Tuesday, April 9, 1883.
The steamship South Carolina sails to morrow for
Liverpool with cargo valued at about $4,000.
Cincinnati Municipal Election.
CrscrNNArr, Tuesday, April 6, 1852.
Our Municipal Election took place yesterday. The
whole Opposition County Ticket was elected. The
City Council is also Opposton BY from TO major
i!y. The wings had majority in the last Council.
Great Rise In the Ohis-A Fleod Anticipated.
CINCINNATI, Tuesday, April o, 1852.
The river 10 rising at the rate Of foos an hour
and the water is already up to the houses west OF
Manst. food is apprehended
PITTSBURGH, Tuesday. April 8, Noon. .
We have great fIeshet here in consequence OF
the rapid rise In the Mononsahela. The channel
Brownsville the channel is SO feet and still rising
with the water only four feet from the bridge.
rise is anticipated in the Allegheny as the rains
have been general.
The Chillicothe Fire-The Explosion Of the
Steamer Redstone.
CINCINNATI, Monday, April 5, 1852
The total loss by the fire at Chilcoshe Is estimated
The assurances comprise the folio wing Compa-
MES Etna, Hartford tlos 600; Protection, Hart
Mutual, $2.5O0, Cincinnati City, 5000; Eagle,
| Cincinnati IS 600 Franklin, New-York, $4,000;
| Hudson River Co., o., GOO.
| Among the killed by the explosion OF the steamer
Redstone on the Sd inst were Lewis Berry and 20.
seph w Berry of Brownsville, Pa; NJ. Smith, OF
| Petersburgh The remainder, as far as kno wn, be-
| long to the West The whole number OF killed Is
| not yet known.
| Destruction Of Soap and Candle FACTORY ne
LsuisviIle-Loss $4,000, &c.
LOUISVILLE, Monday, April 5, 1889.
About o'clock this morning the large soap and
| candle factory Of Cornwall & Brother was de.
stroyed by fre-the supposed work OF an lncendiary
| Loss, $40 600 partially covered BY insurance.
The river 10 rlsing fast. 1t has been raining hard
since Saturday.
| The Southern Mall-Ship Fever at Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, April 0, 1882.
| The Southern Mail is experiencing tne eIecIs oi
| the late storm. We have nothing 10 pient oeyono
Savannah. Two New. Orleans mails are now uue.
She shin fever continues to prevail TO great e4-
tent amopa the passengers of the snip Jane Hender-
| SON. number have already died, and others are
| not likely TO recover Capt. Stewart Is among the
| sick.
Missouri Opposition state Convention.
ST.. LOUIS, Tuesday, April Q, 1852.
| The Opposition State Convention met at Jefferson
| City at 10 A M. yesterday. About 60 Counties ave
TIE Convention org anized temporarily by appoint
ing Mr.. McDermOnt President, and MIR. Graves Sec
names of Delegates, &c. the Convention adjourned
| till the afternoon.
Afternoon Session.
The Convention organized permanently with the
| following officers:
Prssident-J0bn w. Kelly.
Vics-Presidtnts- G uslayus N. Bowers and A. Hum
| forth.
Secretor,es-H A. Glover aud J. p Ameux.
On motion, COMMITTEE OF two from each Elec-
toral District authorized to be formed by the
President to report upon credentials, Delegates, Gel
x,y>.,ln tttnno IN obi
basis OF the representation of which the votes oil the
Delegates from the several Counties should be cast
The above Committees OF IA each were constituted
| equally OF Benton and Anti Benton men.
Nothing has occurred as yet to destroy the har.
mony Of the meeting and good feeling prevails.
Adjourned till O'Clock this morning.
The Chillicothe Fire and the FransIin In.
surance Co., Phil..1elphin.
PHILADELrHIA, Tuesday, April 9, 1852.
The loss OF the Franklin Insurance Co. Of Pnila-
dephia by the Chllicothe fire is said to be exagger
! ated in the account received by telegraph We
| learn that il does not exceed $2S,e00.
The Robbery OF sic 900 from the Bark
Missouri.
BosToN, Tuesday, April 8, 1852.
In the United States Court this afternoon, Captain
Henry c. Pittman, late of the ship Sterling, was
convicted of plundering the bark Missouri, OF New
York, wrecked on the coast of Sumatra) OF 10000
silver dollars. The Captain of the Missouri, DIX
~
the wreck was accidental but he after wards pro-
porcd the robbery captain risrnnu' ano NO sas'
ted to it.
The Canal Auditor.
ALBANY, Tuesday, April 6, 1882.
PHELPS u.s. NEwELL.--The Court of Appeals dec.
ded this morning that they would hear the case upon
the mandamus. The Court is not now fun, Justice
Watson being absent, but the case Will be heard az
the present term
The Alabama at Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Tuesday. April 6, 1852.
The steamship Alabama, Capt. Ludlow. has ar
rived here from Nsw-York.
Markets. .-Repoyted BY Telegraph
CHARLESTON, Monday, April 5, 1852
CoTroN-sales to-day 5000 bales at 6sgstc. The
market is firm.
CHARLESTON, Tuesday, April 4, 1852.
CorroN-Sales 5000 bales at 6sGStc. The market
Ia steady and prices firm.
CoTroN yesterday Saturday remained steady at
TO for strict Middng. The receipts at this port
have been 900 bales against at the sane
time last year. The increase over last year at all
the Southern ports thus far has been 47Ooo0 bales.