The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04

Messrs BnopnrAp, UrHAM CHASE, and others present
ed similar petitions.
Mr. CLEMENs. (dem) OF Ala. gave notice Of m amend
mcnt 10 the Homestead bill.
WASTE SAVANNAH.
MT Dawson (whig) OF Ca. reported joint resolution
giving to the city Of Savannah Georgia waste
occupied grounds in that city form ery occupied by 90.
vesnmen and the same ordered to be engrossed
third reading.
RAILROAD LANDS ron MISSOURI.
The bill granting lands to Missouri for certain railroads
on eoncurring in the House amendment.
Mr. CoorER (whig) Of Pa, withdrew his demand for
the yeas and nays and then the House amendment
CONQUERED in.
Maine Wing State Convention.
SCOTT DELEGATES ELECTED, ETC.
PORTLAND, June 8, 1852.
The Wing Convention is largely attended, and much
enthusiasm prevails r. G. johnson, of Belfast is the
President.
After the organization, and while the Committee on
Credentials and Resolutions were out tho time was de-
voted to speaking.
Messrs. George Evans VIM. P, Fessenden and j. W.
Pickerns candidates for delegates at large the Ma
ton Convention each declared his preference
for General Scott the candidate for the Presidency
They were followed in their remarks by Mr. j s. LlTrLr
OF Portland who his individual preference for
Daniel Webster but waived it in favor Of the Scott
tment.
Mr.. CHAPMAN. Of Biddeford, expressed similar sent-
ments with Mr.. Little.
Aessrs vose, of Augusta; Sanborn and McCrillis Of
Bangor; Pike Of Calais, and Benson Of Winthrop.
each avowed his preference for General Scott in the
warme6t terms and any reference to tho selection of
Scott received with an enthusiastic
by the large asscmblage.
The whole number Of delegates present was over GOO
On the motion Of Mr.. SANBoRs. of Bangor William G.
Crosby Of Belfast, unanimously nominated as a can
dldatc for Governor by reclamation
The Convention then proceeded to ballot delegates
81 large TO the Baltimore Convention and the Hon
Evaas was elected by s4s Of the sos votes cast
Mr. Pickering having declined being candidate. the
Hon VIM 7. fessendcn was unanimously elected by
exclamation.
q Of Dover, we're chosen candidates for electors at
large.
The Committee Resolutions reported a series, the
Sfth Of which is as follows
nssoysd That while expressing preference for
entire sonfsecce in those other whose
have been 60 in other States.
grateful bes.ow; hat pride their
sSy Their and Their emnen. serr,es ''''4
The convention adjourned ut O'Clock with six cheers
for General Scott
The greatest unanmity and enthusiasm marked all the
proceedings.
The delegates from the First and Third Congressional
adjournment for dinner of the State convention.
In the Fir First district n appleton Of Alfr. ID, an
district, the Hon WIN. W. Singer. of Thomaston,
cho.en-also an avowed friend Of General Scott
The Maine delegates have all thus been elected m
have all avowed themselves friends Of General Scott.
HYDE PARK. Vermont June 3. 1852.
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to day-John Peck of Burlington presided.
The Hon p Baxter, of Derby, was chosen delegate to
the National Convention and the Rev Dr. Wheeler. of
Burlington. substituted resolution avoring the nomi
nation Of Scott for the Presidency laid the table
and no preference was expressed by the convention.
Poi,aics In New Ham pshire.
CONTEST FOR THE SEAT OF SENATOR HALE.
CoscoRp. N. II June 8, 1852
Governor Martin was TO day, inaugurated and de
livered his message, which brief and local in cha
racter
There is considerable interest and little lobbying
here as to who shall be U S. Senator in place OF Mr.
Hale. Quite q number of distinguished democrats are
willing to take the situation.
The Reception OF Koss nth mt Troy.
GREAT PARADB-SMALL AUDIENCE TO HEAR THE
SPEECH, ETC.
sfTcIAL coEREsronDrsoE OF The NEW YORK HERALD.
Troy, June 3, 1852
This day assigned for the visit Of Kossuh At
twelve O'Clock piece of artillery stationed the island
opposite the city announced the arrival Of the with
him, from Schenectady The bells commenced ringing
The military began TO march and countermarch and tho
people hng the streets near the bridge were in great
conmotion.
Presently the cars came over and halted in front
OF Washington Hall where kossuth, and the venerable
DR. Mott. Of Union College. the Mayor of Troy and Mr.
DIN. the gentlemen assigned to wecome the Magyar
tered the barouche The multitude cheeied vehementy.
which Kossuth acknowledged by rising upcoverng and
bowipg to the multitude who surrounded him.
tary Of Troy and Lansingbug three fire companies of
admirable appearance and association society OF
Germans together with the municipal authorities of
Troy and Schenectady in carriages.
The line Of march taken through several Of the
short streets, and finally brought up in front of the
Court House The crowd there very great and 1t
with difficulty that the military could clear pas
sage way On arriving at the Court House the process
sion hsted, and the carriage containing our guest,
drawn by beautiful and behaved white chargers.
was driven in front of the entrance.
The immense crowd choered vehementy and hossuth
aunin cred
hat In response.
Mr. DIN in a short speech then welcomed him to the
city. TO which the exile made quite aeonic reply; but
not word Of either address could be heard in conse-
qHnce Of the annoyance church bell adjoining the
court houye which was kept ringing completely drown
ing the voices Of the speakers Even DR. ot who sat
in the same carriage could not hear distinct word
This psntomime having ended kossuth escorted
to the Troy House where comfortable quarters ur. pro
yided for him his family. and attaches.
Every house on the route Of the procession had It's
wnoows balconies &c. filed with ladies, waving mina-
TURF Hungarian fsgs and Of the public houses
the Arlington Hall and American Hotel in Particular
and the house tops in the vicinity Of the court house
displayed much feminine enthusiasm Colonel Darius
Aiken oaicated as Marsha and performed his duty e
admiration
kos,uth appeared much better than when he came
from Boston although he too much fatgded 20 adj
dress the peopl. four o'clock this afternoon as wa,
apDouDcd lie postponed IL iii this eyeninr AT eight
O'Clock when he spoke In the Third Bsptist Church
one Of the smset in the city capable 81 holding some
six hundred persons One three dollar ticket.
u sdmiskIon have been for sae during the d4y bot
1rosns have been 40 often deceived by railroad steam
ost and other boDds that did not invest very freely
N 'he Hungarian paper The material aid sd vance,
VA quite mad, qnse.
kos.uth lesves privately to morrow for Albany. wbsr
ne " announced to deliver address Saturday eve
ming 81 enc d. liar ticket His speaking H. about endes
IN tb country lie says he has exhausted his snbject
and can prevent no ideas He has made fur he
csFsg' menis and II " quite that he will deIye
no more public sddresees in erica but viii al
for Europe. W
From Boston.
WHO COsyESTiOT-DsTILLER BURNED
B3stOy june 3 1852.
The Ninth District wing Convention have chosen w