New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-10
rELTuRApHED no THE 0REsoRNT.

l,n tbe National Nine.
Gonice Corner of st. Charles and 6rayier streetsl
Large Fire.
NEwYoRk, September 5,
ERE broke out this morning at Norwich, Conn, which
has DESTROYED large number houses and other prop
ery The losses stated at Sl60ooo OF which about
$4,000 was insured
Political Convention.
PirrsBuRcH September s.
The free democracy have nominated full Congressional
and State tickets for Allegheny county
| NewYork Markets.
... NEwYoRK September S. u. NJ.
The cotton market has been active during the latter
part of the day and the sales up 1900 bales ad-
yauced prices The quotations at the close are for Mid
ding Orleans 1881 and Afiddng Upenls 10 tic per Id
Corn has advanced and the closing rates are 7c ~
bushel for mixed and 7lc for yellow Mess Pork is Ia
better demand and prices mer with sales at SIC rs
per Dbl
Ohio River-rEarlketa.
ClSciSN4ri September s, =. NJ
The river here is still falling with heavy rains Whiskcy
declining. with sales at Is TO lsi4e. per gallon.
Vermont Elections.
BosroS, Thursday, September 8.
Dispatches FROM Burlington VT give the returns of the
elections from hundred towns These give Fairbanks,
the whg candidate for Governor, 1902 votes Branard
1877 and Robinson S245 Inthe First Congressional Dis
;irt ws yve give Sabine the whig candidate for
Congress SS Adams 1856 and Rowe 1852 In the Second
District forty towns give Tracy the wing candidate
majority Of 1865. In the Third District Meachan the
wing candidate. has majority of lila votes The Leis
ature stands far, sixyfour wings thirty three op-
position members in the House.
Woman's Rights Convention.
NEW York. September 0.
Tho Womans Rights Convention has commenced its
sessions in Syracuse with fair attendance of males and
females.
Massachusetts Democracy.
BosroN, September 8.
The Democratic State Convention met yesterday at
titchhurg and organized. Among the first business
brought up series of resolutions avoring coalition
with the free sellers, much excitement followed
After short discussion of the resolutions large portion
of the bunker delegates-nearly three hundred-arose
and left the Hall. Those remaining proceeded to bust
ness and nominated Henry W Bishop for Governor and
s. b. Thompson for Lieutenant Governor. The seceders
in the meantime organized another convention and
passed strong antcoation resoutonsn the discussion
of which speeches made denouncing the proceedings
Of the majority in the original meeting and protesting
against them The seceders convention finally adjourned
without making any nomination
Iaeyy York Markets.
NEwYoRK September Q
There is fair demand in the Cotton market with sales
of 900 bales at firm prices Nfidding Orleans is quoted
1o&, and Middling Uplands at 10t4 cents per pound
Flour is steady at 81 81 to 81 so per barrel State and
Ohio brands Sales of Corn 72 to ~ q cents PER busl,el
for mixed Western
Ohio River-Markets.
pirrsRuRGH, September O.
There Is scant three inches water in the
toanne and the river still falling.
CrNc,NSAri. September Q.
The river is yet falling heavy rains last night Mar
kets quiet Whisky declining, with sales at 1Sc per
gallon. Flour and Bacon unchanged in prices