Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08
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MONTPELIER, W., Sept. So Pm.
BY returns from twenty-five towns, the Wings
make nett gain Of one hundred and ffty.ssyen
votes and three Representatives.
Legislature decidedly Wing.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 8-21 p. m.
Sales of thousand barrels Howard street -four
at $4.25@$431. Sales of two thousand barrels
City Mills at 1926. Grain is frmer-prices un-
changed.
New York, Sept 8-23 p. m.
Flour, grain, and other things unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 7.
Cotton is active Sales yesterday Of eighteen
hundred bales, at 10 cents for middling.
Sailing OF tho Asia.
NEW YORK, Sept SIP m.
The Asia sailed to-day, with one hundred pas
sengers, and seven hundred and fifty thousand
dollars in specie.
MASSACHUSETTS, Sept. 81 p. M.
The Massachusetts, Democratic State Conyen-
ton has assembled There are ten or fifteen
hundred Delegates; Wood is elected President.
1t is believed Bishop or Henshaw will be nomi-
mated for Governor.
Weekly Mortality in New York.
New YORK, Sept. Z.
ha m aro IF 1aofb for fha t.
city has been 546-l7 by cholera, 10 cholera in
fantum, "a cholera morbus, and 60 by dysentery.
Out Of the whole number 1927 were children.
Democratic Movements In M chusetts.
FITcHBURG, Mass, Sept. Z.
The Democratic State Convention which meets
tomorrow will probably nominate Judge Bishop
for governor. There win be no opposition to an
endorsement of the Baltimore platform, but a
quarrel is expected on the question of coalescing
with the Freesoilers. The national Democrats
talk Of supporting the Hon. David Henshaw for
governor.
Free Democracy Nominations.
CINCINNATI, Sept. q.
The Free Democracy, or Abolition party, held
a convention in this county yesterday and nomi-
mated full county ticket, and L. A. Payne as
their candidate for Congress.
Steamer Pawnee Snagged.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. Z.
The steamer Pawnee from New Orleans, bound
to st. Louis, struck snag and sunk in six feet
water, twenty miles below Memphis No lives
lost. The cargo consisted of dry goods, and the
boat will be raised.
Arrival OF Gen. Lane, &c.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 7.
General Lane, of Oregon arrived here to-day,
en- route for his home
The Hon. Humphrey Marshall and family left
here yesterday for Washington.
The Reindeer Disaster.
SAUaERTIEs, Sept. 7.
VIM. H. Smell, Of Richmond, Va one Of those
badly scalded by the explosion of the Reindeer,
died yesterday.
Important Legal Decision.
ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 7.
Judge Harris decided to-day that Van Renssa-
laers title papers to the manor of Rensselaer,
wick were illegal, and also that lands held forty
years under title from Van Rensselaer, was bar
Renssalaer's title to unoccupisd lands was void
in all cases
Accident, and Probable Loss OF Life.
TERRE-HAuTE, Sept. 5.
This afternoon, at six o'clock about two hun
breed feet of the bridge at this place fell; there
was large number of hands at work upon it,
two or three Of whom are missing. Five or six
have been dangerously hurt-three of them SO
| badly that they cannot recover.
GAS GAS! GAS!
| ~ As Tubeng introduced into Public Halls Private
VI Dsellings, Hotels Churches, and every description
GasFttng promptly executed by competent and expe
| renced workmen, Mt moderate rates
Also always on hand, handsome and complete assort-
mept OF Chandeliers Pendants Brackets &c. manufactured
by the celebrated house Of Cornelius, Baker Co., Phlade
phis, which will be sold at the manufacturer prices
| c. W. B0TELER,
General House Furnishing Store, opp. Centre Market
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