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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14
Markets.. Reported BY Telegraph.

NEw-ORLEANs, June ll-Sales of CoTroN TODAY 1900
bales very full prices. Mddling, &c; Coed Middng
lO4c Sales Of the week, 22OO0 bales.
ECHARLESToS. June ll-market unchanged Sales to-day
100 bsles at u 0l0Ic for fair Upands. June l2CorToN
market firm Sales day $50 bales at O1c for fair Up
lands.
PROVIDENCE June 10 -CoTToN-We have had sales to a
moderate extent during the week at fair prices Ne change
insquotstens
&ooL-The market remains without change. Most Of the
sales Of the finer grades Sales for the week O. 400 lbs
PRINTING CLoTHs.-There is lady demand at the al
which have been oneeghh during the week
Bsking thee-eghths half from the lowest point
still further advance anticipated Sales for the week
a. 600 pieces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14

Fr Lleyd's List; June l.
on Brshioa-An NAY IS Royal vi.,on, Hunter, Hau for
F.@oSflNarT MAY So Fortunate w.leS Mstanlas s,,
SARAH Sands, g. Iey, New York
Cbde-sd May -. wacoa-s, ssesne. NewYort James Rid
Din F'T.o. o., s s G p.sn. Keo' d. S.yo,.
CODenhaseh-Ar. Nay s6, Paal 7 Jons, Pereyi Basioa;
rsI,, Galveston; Juiane. Lutte, New York.
Gibrshsr-Ch. II, Premier. Ford, Boston.
Haksa-ArT Nay II, Dams. H.nstsHy, New orleans
harssis'-Ar NAY g. Laura Snow k'oa'on NsNoHeaH'
Lloyd's I. NsysI.
6ra'eead-Au Nay 80 Helen Mana salisbury, Ch.rl.';os
st May -, Lyme Ress Scott. san francesca
OF De'eF-A May -, Geea Point warde' Lohson i'f Ne--
ror.movh-ir May 90 Ocean Queen Gn,~od, Lo.ion, and
OF Torbay-Irr NAY g. Albert R.eh.l Bremen or Baltimore.
Pymoutb-Au. Nay So AHn NILS Kay Sunderland for Paadel
Ne~Por-Sn Nay q, william Ward John.one Boston.
Lvsool-Au MAY -, Tasc,ror., Turey, PhladePh. oh,
EsIin. L'nss,ou kewor-ans EUROPA, o. New fsrs sd
Nay "a Asos, Jsntni New ORLEANS, 2h ORLEANS, Hentes.s
Staten Island LOLA King Bostoa 10th Fofs hcDoaad hsrsy
QOs.n.,o~nArr May V. Given, Given, Philadelphia Asd
h. Assrk Pequeas, and sailed llsi Tor Barbaio.s
BOnbArr ATu Is, so6e, Evan,, Boston, ll,,, PoriAs
o.attaArr ,Plu rypsoou sais san Franei..s l';s Es
osco CD. kpl a. To-nsesd Kooiersoa Bos;ont Lowell,
con New Orleans 18Th, hary Asn Crosby Boos lsth, Sol
Deal sOrb. Lyme Rsss scott, London to s,a Fr.a
sAss BENG 90 .sore mlPhp sasd and sss.ed or
Liverpool May Jo-re bart John Wells ID from Cod 20 New
Lloyds Lit, Nay -
OF Dover-Au Nay y, Aasustl -, S.wOf.eaas ior HIM
burg
Ss.por-Ar. s.y g Havana adams, Liverpool for City Point
suih Bell E-v-York Nicholas Bidle Csutis. aH,l,csia
SeseHi DuhiaV skohed. Ne~-fort 81. gTth T. BsEeey,
Cader. Potter NeE-York. q
Los3onderry-Sd. Nay -, Fanny, Quinn PhilaSei,bi.
Bfemerhavea-Arr Nay p, Eh.e Gairsn, S-w Y5rt
Iork. -
ha@ou, Nay SA oopperboori@d bak q st, so tam, snd
apparently ait, sshofr aai almost dy On ~. s II Tie
BuHsy, WITH snActs attendance, soa aloss.5s AZ
yesterday.
Auswerp Nay s7The Dsnas Tor Boston s, IN ,h ti. Va.
With sns q Blsss an hd Ler bon
e4rnra away ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14

prswips and Dining Room Suites, 10 bncs.Ts MA, 4,
Cloth and muslin ists stste. vosiss sewias - ~
ChSsrs In g,1 variety ro-ewoad msAo<aay 80 -
carved Re6roots Suits. eunsstirg Sf WOOD - ~
and hsek walnut BeSsfesds, Bar-szs an3 Ws.S-s<y
Msrrssses Fallasses ke-; WSfrOocs BcOtcasrs ~
Eneoignuies Also, O5;t1xe Suit-s D4rhls ssd rI.sS
The sale viii OF Furniture made expre-~lx
sale ard 10 fully warranted IN respe<t- ~.
forming sssorfm. nj "a Cabinet Farnitar, vel
attention. Sac positive IN Conscience Of rsro,,I
aosues on Monday stwbieh time the goods can = &C.
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rFon our corre.,ana.ut.


fhlLApkLPHlA ysn. lS-srrtrea-st,ansAips Pe.obsos;
NkIzter Scr oft Frrs, Teal Rchmons, 80 p VII
he's Porte caheo tus. fary. Moore Mes.sna 49,, gt
o.rdsuas coUpee BE- Bro-n, Faiar5o; skr c.r,- O.I
kely Nev fok; Wa VILLAINS Rogers Por, WsEs.Ii, Jaha
Isfne Kelly, sam; Bc<tsA Corsoa Boston En. Ta,rs con
neA fe- HAYES Rev Woooa, sssey War~es T-,s-,r a.
roashs, BRIDGEPORT, cnn, SAysr, PrUsd-,r-- A.. "a
ss ssa.so I.-;ssls,i rs-sr.sA fsA. Yo J. c
tes shoog Cora 6berson Brandyrne .t<.r-
b2 s<heksssr, Delaware css s. Exkel< rs.p-,. Ls-..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14
Receipts of produce.JuNE Il.

BY North Riper Boats 075 bbs Flour 81 do Provinons
1913 Do Ashes 9 do. Whisky 20 $50 bushels Corn, 49, 7s6
do Wheat 65 sides Leather, l09 pkss Batter, lis do
Cheese and a. 400 feet Lumber.
Nv Erie Rarodd-577 pkss Butter and 500 sides Leather
BY heto-hdreR Rdaroad-ll2 pkgs. butter sod l9s do
Cheese
Bv Nec York and Harlem Raroad-7 head Cattle So do
do Calves $50 do Sheep 25 lbs Dressed Hog 65l
do Mutton and Beef 81 pkgs Poultry, II do Eggs 1851 do
Butter S9 DO Suneries, l8 bushels Grain. 100 bbs Lime
"a bales Hay II Iron, IS do Timber IL bales Wool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14
BY TeleCrnpb

cHARLFsTOS- Jusr lar sehr d B. Turner ge- Ysrs.
l2 steamer souiheFnss, New fork sns Water VITA DO ca
snE Iybe- a.. Vs. ~
sosroS Ju8e 1-Arr bsrf osaah, Hsra.ns srh ul- bns
Charlotte, de- sth bra Carohne IRON san Ju.a 60. ia net
Ie1 port bat Scott. Dyer F Pail. q. brE -. - Nc
saa Hsicyon 10 ds Vernost d. a. az c.. g-t os.
froFa ORLEANS ,or Havrs. ''
Aso sr'ed srf sooer;s rom Hayans 2s; all Isabella a.d J.
A Dean from FhaooiVlsAi HstJ from Batzor. n..h In
New i0h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14
Passeugers Arrived

II raeiefsA Co NAME rs@ Hsrre-Jodre O Jaeisou Mr.
Jscksh Mss A J1eksoa Mss p yackson Mss Iaekson
Oliver AID Jacsson ana ssrvssi Of sevoesas Mr.
Hoe lady Mss Moss, Of PhiseAia Niss A EsyvxseA
Paris DE-. II. C. Soar, az Chsriestoz-
m sAsv L<s.aes (rss Hspre-xrs kins, karts-1 and
n tvts Lstra<n fe. Asra L<sN<-hsv.J l. Wsoa sDd lady,
q tbs A haoa 6abOo.; R<v j. W. Roberts ssd by q
n 4. ns<os, LIBERIA
IN rsAssnsr Passs ,yrsr Ts-gsss-Dsa Pss,s Tzza
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK......Juns L.


s.anshps-Akbana, Lado~ savannah, L Michel nAroa
Rory Charleston spo6ord, TsstoE Coz Roanoke Parrish Nor
Oh re, Ladlsn A PleA.antsL
shp--Dacossh san francisco, Adam Smith stsphes Lar
nan Crk Frsn.cO B. sutton; Grey Hoabd Pickett san
Fr,pe.co suftou Waterloo Harvey Liverpool Kermit
carow; Howard Han semsn, HanourE schmidt BAben
Carpate Dev.r.ur ST. John SB., o. Baker Co
Bai.-Onnoeo Brl Knor, Queeec, Logan Collins; Can a.
(uapl Busch Guadaioupe Russell 4 Norton; May Ade1ne
snsudps VaDarniso I White Col Saeiess (Bf.l De FGJ
Ban sabor, NJ sdEns, ronsde. Foraser s2endo'. -
John Barclay Lvns;oa Hodenet Dha, hecAHock, wa
ninEfou, NC, sesmith 4 Sous
Brss-E c. Hoif Coagsy, sesburyport. X p. Buck Ce
Clement kayo, mAlAss Foster kckersoa; bra Tho 81
Me- sydn.y CT j. Hunter Co.; Coon, tBrl Nar Da-
lou,s Hetty dan Eye PorauP Prince Rokef holnannn
-Four som. Corh Domingo City, Brett Nose Co ElEaoeh
Wstts Waits. Nassau Mp W. ElVe Co; GrecAn Queen.
6bb- Knsston ia Gibbon- npre, simpson, JscksouTs
Acorn coomb. PHILADELPHIA james Hand; Frances Jane Ws.s
PHILADELPHIA simpson Myhev Co. Osceoo Rohert.On, Ply
mouth Muse. W. Lewis Grand Tat, Porter, salem, master
EA Bryant Bangor Ne, sGrdy SANFORD Shamrock, Willard
NeTfosndnd Packet; b. Farral HsssI, H. g.
Douovau Judith Ward. Tucter GeOrgetoWn C. d. brSoE
man Cora Lindsey Dey Sewbern r. C., Aedad Plat Waan
Russell Phnbey Fredsrcksbus James Hand FArAH Pesle
AeIapda &C. sturges Chairman Coz Gaego, Nelson, Rch-
r1ond Person MARY l. Compton, Rowland Richmond, Van
Bruut ssht; Mary EIa. Smith. Baunore Van Bfuat AEh
victory Baker PhiAde phia, J. ". Mckee; Mary NILS Euiss
Portsmouth, s W Lewis Martha Mara, sSit, salem, r W.
Ropes Ganges Godfrey Warsham, Quincy Deaperrei Com
Kesrney Lowell Boston s. w. LeS- Corne Dr. J9hnOn Ha
Dor Island C. j. Miller Coz Kate Anderson, Andenon, Bea
Ne. X. Broosmsn.
soops-Thomas Hawtns, HaEtns Providence; Ercel Ford
Providence; REM, Duree, Bn-oi hesD CastoH, APpeoy
Providence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14
PHILADELPHIA MARKEr--Sat,trda

June IL p MThe weather to-day i. clear and pleasant
but business very quiet The Flour market has undsg
change There is rather inquiry for export and
l5l600 bbls have been disposed Of 81 % per bb for
better brands and half barrels at 81 so per pair Sales ia
lots to the trade 81 25d4 SO for aud select
brands and 81 50D4 IS for extra with occasional lot Of
fancy brand et higher quotation Rye Flour in demand
the late The stock of Corn Meal is materially
reduced and further sales have been made at 81 % per b
at which holders areirm sale Of Brsndywine at 81 SIT
There scarcely WHEAT offering and Il IS IN demand
Sales of 5000 bushels prime White at 05 " bushel The
lest sale OF Red 9sc CORN is dull and the receipts
have slightly increased Sales Of $4,000 bushels mostly
Southern Yellow at 64c. sfoa OATS dull; Of
or mary Virginia sold at sec per bushel.
In GROCERIES there has been doing 200 bbis Cuba
and Peno Rico SUGAR sold at 54G5sc & no. on time, and
200 bhds Huscoysdo MoLAssEs at full rateT
catalogue OF WINES offered at auction yesterday by
Mes Richards Miller and about 2iO casks sold az fair
WHISKY continues in steady demand Small sales at 2le
in both hhds and bbls,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14
As-EoSy J. BLEscxER, AsetiOeeer
SALE OF the H..

H ard Lot No 81 Sd-av and 10 Lot. on sA,, 49,
and s,h-s,s ard p Lots 4Sth sth AID 9th q. ~ 20
the 5th aud loth-sv al Auctlsn-A J. BLeEcKER .d
at Auction on I'll ESDAY, June IS 1852 AZ IAN x.,s
chant FxchanEe the following desirable properly -
Of the Executors Of the Estate Of the late james $50
via
On Sdsv-The fo1r-s;ory Brick fIous. and 10, NJ n,
isowB a. No Isl Sdav EAST side, and BET weea "a.
ns Sire Of Lot = feet hy rs feet 10 depth 4<~-
On 5h-sv-4 Lots on and next the soath-es< - .
5th-sv and 96st-st, IN froptoEon the svenae An
On a5th and e6thss-s LotS q The ssrns tra.s.. "a
s5th.ss and fronting sShst. all hing In ooe 49,
4,h ard Shass commencing lno f.et es,t a. ~
.v The terms will be made known on the a.y AZ - 10
WILLIAM KELLEY <
SMITH DUNStNG w..
B. W. BONNEY
Also-Will be sold at the time snS ol.o- "A. r.,
lowing. Viz. ~ ~
On +5th-st and loth-sv s. Lots Of Groand s;r,.,.s
next the northwest Of lOh-sv and tth 20 va
sane fronting tho avenue, and on the s.,,t mo
Lots and next the northeast OF lOlasy AZ a.
st., all fronting on The avenue.
On f6thst-4 Lots on the north side Of e6,hs hs~..
10th and llthsvs nencns SEQ fe-t Of N, c.,
On Sth-sv. and y7thst Also 10 Lots of GrOuod r,,,,
on and near the northcas Of Sthav ana s,tA.s
fronting on the and on the street The sAo,. -
ali tull size snd well situated for Improvement
For Maps giving the diuensioss OF the above prop,,
terms and further particulars apply TO tie AIeticnes N
Broaa-st Sgll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14

+ OST-On Friday, the llth MS :. ~ .
tween II and IL O'Clock A. NJ u on s, a. - -
f.ses daIk.colored TABLET, containing :, 80 sassr
few dollus in change, also season uess' 49, S<,s b
Of Design II the finder OF the above ~, IL ssrsJ ~
Tablet al No. y state-st, directly oppo@" ~
Will be sutably rewarded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14
Arrived

UsM steamship Baltic, com.iock, Liverpool June ?, with
passengers and rdse 70 y. X Collins Co.
Steamship Nevada, Wilson, Afpnpa via Kingston, ia,
jane 2, with pass TO J. Howard 4 Son
Ship James Wright days from Liverpool with mdse and
So w PHILIPPE May u, lat a. ~ ", onE
50 sss with barb Lady SUFFOLK, OF Boston bound
T. l. NJ nng 6s 40, passed steamship Great Braia
hence Liverpool Noon, the day lat Is, Ons o.
steamship HUMBOLDT Lue hence Southampton Tbs J. w.
passed Nantucket Shoals 9TH Inst
Bng Gemania Brem) Chostsfer Bremen ~ days. "a ballast
with ll6 passengers, 10 Pope e. Co -
Bns George Br LveOns Prince Edwards Island 10 d. eats TO
J SOwdeh
Bins Delta (of Charleston. Behsn, from Cneso. ', inst;
sugar and mols.se,, 10 Peter Harmony. Nephew a Co
sch Arctic, B Sanders Green Turtle Bay days. fruit 70 C.
Acterly. ,., a.,
sch PsHet of Portland Youns from rAmpco 18th Nay hdes
&c sceper The bns Adelma AmesbsTy sailed for
Tobasco May IL. -
sehooner.-Dacotah wilkins, Wilmington NC, days, laval
stores Moreau. H,hns, NEna, dsys wood heary
Brown Dean, Virginia, days wood Robert = stscfton smith
Virgins DAYS wood, Mary, Collins. Lepsc Del days, shP
timber 10 master Anna " Willis B.ni. Chesapeake days ship
timber 10 master Barnard Corwn Virginia dave wood james
w stursess Ill., Berlin Del, days, TO For Hannah
Haven. Evans Berlin Del days 20 A. C. Ravens Mary
TeuL Atwood. Bridgeport, bound 10 Bangor.
soops-Thos Hull Miller Providence Pointer Ter frori
deuce; Oregon, Sturgess, Providence.
sAILED-shp Grey Hound Ptett San Francseo and others
BELow-O.e bark wIND-S.w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14
HENRY 7. LEEDS, Aa;noneer.
DOS EW GOD and MAHOGANY

lAPARL0R, DlNlNG.ROOM and CHAMBER FUR.
No. 50 Chambersst, near Broadway, HENRY T. LEEbS
will have large and peremPtny sale Of and sssOad
hand Furniture, Statnay Nas, tw Piano Fortes &c s
an assortment of Goods sent from parties to who asass
have been made and .od TO pay the and eonss part
Of Sofas Chas Bedsesds Bureas with aad without mar.
stands Rosewood Music Stands md Qu.sttss; Rosewood
cane Chairs Cottage and Fancy Fursitsv Ssies 0.
Rosewood Paror Furniture In Boeatee and Plush also
Suites Of Mahogany aud Walnut and Hair Cloth Chsmb
Furniture suites richly painted with and without marble
tops; Wadrobes Couches Coach Beds Oil Psntbr 3lsss.
plated and Chnawsre Silver Plated Spooas Fern AID
Baskets Catalogues morning Of sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14
Cost an6 fcnn6.

LyOUND-In Brooklyn, or Friday nig. 2.
POINTER DOa The owner can have no =
BY calling at No 10 Wsterst and paying for ths ''''~
mcAs.
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WILL be SOLD at AUCTION, Jun

WILL be SOLD at AUCTION, Jun
w 30 at II O'Clock, AM on the premises Rsr
Hall" the COUNTRY.SEAT and STORE together viii,
Tenant House and 1863 OF Land owned By the ~
Can't d. 8 SHEARHAN, situated IN the town OF Wsbts
ton Dutchess County, the turnpike, about miles hpe
the ID 5yer and Harlem Railroad, In the vicinity Of 90
the country or busne,s with Post-O Office attached n
House In FOOD repair buildings and fences sntroJ NJ
and the land highly improved with the privilege o. 30
water and tee house. Also large collection Of the shcs
binds of ruituees For further particulars apply 10
sHEARMAN. on the premises, or TO
GEO. WOOD, No. Liberys Nsw-Ysd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14

ANTHONY j BLEgcKEs, Auct0neer
THlRTY-O ONE DESIRABLE LOTS
Il Of GROUND, suitable for C,untry Rssidenoa q
uated In the beautiful village Of YONKERs Westcbex
County, N. y at Auction "A J. BLEECKER will sAs
Auction on WEDNESDAY. June rs, 1882 at ~ e'slock
the Merchants Exchange, N Y, the following very shos
property, yizi
81 valuable plots Of Ground situated Vineyard "a
Croton avs, and on Myrtest In ths uhsse OF foaken
Westchester Co. and State OF New-York
These l0s each 25 feet 'front.' By from 100 10 ~ ~
in DEPTH and beautifully situated for sentss ooant
residences.
Maps describing the above property, with further a.
tcuars can DO had ftbe Auetoneer No BTosdst tat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14
Gales bp Anrtion.

AUCTION NOTICE.-PEREMP-
IA TORY SALE Of FoRDHAM PROPERTY, THIS
DAY, Monday Juas IA, at IL o'elock-WM- COLE,
Auetioneer, viii seu at sutton's Ferdhsn HoSsl- q
Fordha and Morssnis village The side Of the rail
road and fronting the This sale worthy the
ton Of all who wish purchase either for permanent In
yestnent speculation, the sale IA 70 be positive and
without reserve 10 elose estate. The will land pas
sensers Il the depot where the sale will take place
Maps can be had Of VIM COLE, No. Annst, OF T.
NEWELL 4 co, No. Nassznst.
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ss,-Rse>-.---- 4 n ser.- u hooa--tssss-...i S@
- --..rn
a.. III "A. Gov. bl.nA-.-4 Hsa Cats. - LEA
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Caruetiuas, Oil Cloths, Gf.

LNLOOR OIL CLOTHS al No. 40 Pine
H. a., New-York, Printed BY New Patent ProoesL .
T. RICE L CO, Peten.ees, would most respectfully
sounee trade that they obtained the gresi
lesiderstum OF printing Fog Oh Cloths By Machinery
which for elegance Of finish have been exceed asS
which they Offering together with large and doer
sbls stock Of Clothes from 70 feet vida al gsatyfS
aused prices, ct their Warehouse, Ne % Ptns-s1
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4 EE'S FURNITURE SALE.-SrIi,.
be sold at Auction, n

of at Auction the entire STOCK Of Faruitare 90 TyEs
DAY next June 18Th, It Ne. l6s Futonst prepG.bor, q
removal to 1893 Fu,on-st
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Drp GOODS.

NJ AIE UTWT O.-hOI1LCh I DINOJ'I
No a John st have Just received per steamer Her
mann large assortment Of Lace Gmps of very desirable
eolds AHd pAtternt.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-09-24
New York WhIu Convention.

The Wing Convention Of the State Of New
York assembled at Syracuse on the 22d instant,
and was permanently organized by the election
of Henry w. TAYLOR as President, who was
conducted to the chair by Messrs. Brooks and
Dickinson, and made an address strongly urg-
ing harmony and concession on all sides. "A
committee Of one from each county was then
appointed to draft resolutions; after which,
WASHINGTON Hunt was renonnated for Gov
ernor by acclamatiun, whereupon a salute was
fred. WILLIAM KENT was then nominated
for Lieutenant Governor and on the first bal
lot received eighty tour votes to twenty eight
for CooK after which, the nomination was de-
cared unanimous. This was followed by loud
applause and second salute. Thomas Kemp
shall, of Monroe county, was then nominated
for Canal Commissioner by reclamation. Epe-
retns Crosby, of Duchess county, was next
nominated for State Prison Inspector, receiving
sixty eight votes Simeon Draper and George
Ia lock were appointed Senatorial electors by
,cclamation The President was authorized
IN ,nn,iot n State Contra, Committee OF eleven
persons; and the convention then adjou "ed w
seven O'Clock p. m.
At the hour named the convention reassem-
bled, when Mr.. JAMES, from the committee
appointed for the purpose, reported a series of
resolutions, Of which We have the following
Geographic synopsis:
The frat is relative to The tariff, and in favor
OF spccifc duties for the support of the Govern
ment, independent Of the proceeds from the public
lands.
The second relates TO the public lands, and
hvors the allotment to the Independent freehold.
ere, the revenue from them to be distributed
among the States, and applied TO educational pur-
posca
THE third resolution relates TO the foreign poll
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-09-24

From TAMpIco We have received fles Of the
Concrete de Iampico to the Goth ult. From these
we learn that the city Of Tampico has positively
refused to recognise the usurpation by Jesus
Cardenas of the gubernatorial chair Of Tamauli-
pas. AZ as the of this high handed
act was received there, on Sunday, the Odd ult.
the people assembled in the Plaza, the Conner
clio says, silent, unarmed, and without any demon
stration which could alarm the authorities, and
requested Don Estevan ZuriIa to solicit in their
name session of the ayuntamiento to be called
at once, who should declare that Cardenns would
not be recognised Governor of the State. Ac-
cordingly, on Monday, the 23d, the ayuntamento
assembled about noon, and remained in session
until dark. After much debate. council finally
acceded to the wishes of the citizens and solemniy
declared that the city of Tnmpco did not recog
misc Jesus Cardonas as Governor of the State Of
Tamaulipas, notwithstanding the pretended cleo
ton at Victoria.
The conduct of Don Manuel Cruz, delegate
from Tampco to the State Legislature, who
proved recreant to the trust conided in him, and
supported Cardenas, was severely commented on,
both by the people and in the YUM amiento.
Ns,D Orleans Picayune, I'm.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-09-24
General Scott At Cleveland.

Brief telegraphic dispatches have already an
nounced the arrival Of General SCOTT at Cleve.
land, and the enthusiasm and earnest warmth
which characterized his reception there The fol-
lowing sketch is given of his address when called
out at bis hotel by the general desre of the people
TO see and hear him:
"FELLow CITlzEss: When say fellow citizens,
mean native and adopted citizens, well as all
who intend to become citizens Of this great and
glorious country; thank you for the enthusiastic
reception you have given me. lCheers.l But
there Ia one thing regret in visiting this beautifu
city, and that is the rain. | was panied that
while l was comfortably sheltered in a covered
carriage you should have been exposed to rain and
mud During my military campaigns and at
other times in the discharge of the duties of nv
office, and during the greater part Of my life,
have been ON the march, and have always been
accustomed to expose myself to the weather and
other Inconvenience Of camp life, in common with
the brave soldier OF the army; and am panied t
this time to see you put to such Inconvenience
my account. IGreat cheering
"Fellow-citizens, | have thought a man could
hardly call himself a citizen of this great country
without passing over these great lakes, of which
this is Justly celebrated one OF the most beauti-
full of the whole West. ["You're welcome here"
from an lrishman.l hear that rich brogue; Hove
10 hear il; ii makes rue remember noble deeds of
lrishmen. many of whom have led to battle and
TO victory. (Great cheering.l
"Fellow- citizens, ] do not intend to make q
speech; am not journeyng for that purpose; am
travelling for the purpose Of selecting site for a
military hospital | simply came at your call to
thank you for this greeting. You have seen fit to
greet me cordially, would you greet any of your
countrys generals. accept it as an evidence Of
your patriotism; it convinces me of your devotion
and love to your country. tCheers.] will not
detain you longer. l repeat my thanks for this
enthusiastic reception" [Great cheering.l
Amid deafenipg applause, General SooTT retired
from the balcony to meet fire in the rear, for the
spacious halls Of the hotel were filled with people
anxious pay their respects TO the hero Of hun
bred battles
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cy of the Government, and lie in favor Of the peace
full consistent, due assertion OF our rights, and a
careful avoidance of entangling alliances with for.
eign powers. The fourth favors liberal epprupria
tons for river and harbor improvements.
1.-The fifth is for vigorous prosecution and com
pIetion of the canal enlargement; and the sixth
gives full acquescence in the decision OF the Ma
tional Convention upon all subjects Iegtimately
before it. aud passes a warm eulogy upon ScnTr
and GRAHAM, and incidentally upon the present
Administration.
Messrs. HUNT and KENT, and the other nom
inees, responded to the resolutions with perfect
unanimity and great enthusiasm. After spirited
addresses, the convention adjourned sine die.