The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-10-14

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H. Cleaveand, of Pawtucket; Alfred b. Bur.
dick and Stephen Wilcox, of Westerly VIM
B. Swan and F. B, Peckham, of Newport.
MARyLAED-A Free Democratic electoral
ticket has also been formed in the State OF
Maryland It is announced in the Baltimore
Sun, as follows:
Electors at Large.--Joscph f. Snodgrass, of
Baltimore city, and VIM. Hughes, Of Carroll
county.
kbr the Congressional Districts William
Gunnison, David Gamble, Darius Thomas An
drew Graham, Lloyd N. Benson, and John C..
Howard
This ticket has been arranged through the
Central Committee of Correspondence Of the
party.
New York. October 5.-Advces from Mica
ragua state that the Government has peremp-
torily rejected Messrs Webster and Cramp-
toms adjustment project, and protest against
all foreign interference in the affairs of Central
America.
Senator Whitoomb, of Indiana, died last
night.
The Express says that Mr. Webster will soon
relieve himself and his friends from the embar-
rassment caused by the use OF his name in con-
nection with the Presidency,
The Legislature of North Carolina assembled
in extra session on Monday, to re-district the
State John Baxter Esq, (Whig) of Hender-
son, was elected Speaker of the House over the
Hon. James C. Dobbin, Dem, by nine major
ity; Stephen d. Poole, of Pssquotank, was
elected Principal Clerk, and J. X. Dodge, Read
ing Clerk Hon Weldon r. Edwards, Dem,
of Warren, war elected Speaker Of the Senate
by four majority Messrr Hill and Singetary
were re-appointed Clerks The disputed seat
of the Senator from Currituck and Camden led
to a warm debate, but no decision has yet been
made
We have room at present only for the simple
announcement that the first exhibition OF the
Metropolitan Mechanics institute, for the pro-
motion and encouragement Of Manufactures
Commerce, and the Mechanic and Useful Arts,
will be opened mt the city Of Washington, on
Thursday, the oath day Of February, 1853, in
the new and splendid Hall Of the east wing Of
the Patent Office which is one Of the largest
and most magnificent rooms in the United
States, being 275 feet long by 70 feet wide.
Nat. Inieihgeneer
THE Irvine HOUSE,, At New YORK.-This
popular house has recently changed hands.
The Messrs Towards have parted with all OF
their interest in the hotel to Messrs DOolittle
e. Burroughs, (H. Doolittle Of Cincinnati, and
VIM H. Burroughs Of philadelphia. We un-
derstand Mr.. Doolittle furnishes the larger
part Of the capital and that the house will DO
principally under the administration Of Mr..
burroughs, who is to be the active partner.
Mr.. h. has been well-known and very popu-
lar landlord in Philadelphis.
JEROME CoTToS excellent young man
died Of consumption, at the residence Of his
father, in this town, on the 22d instant, aged
twenty-eight years lie had been favorably
known abroad principally a. an extensive and
voluminous Washington correspondent OF vari.
Gus reformstory papers of New England and
Ohio.
His friends had been long anticipating the
event, and even at an earlier date. With
frail body and an active intellect with feeble
organs and a fine free genius, ii was almost, Of
course that the outward form gave way. II