New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-05
Governor Martin Of New Hampshire on Kss-
suth and Intervention.

BoSroS, Friday, june T. lSos.
Governor Martin of New Hampshire, in
his message delivered yesterday, speaks thas Of
kossuth, and Intervention
"Ths Press the Halls of Legislation, municipalities.
the People have issued forth one ude Of syupa-
thy for his cause and bis country, and Federal Gov
eminent should give her high, republican and fear
less sanction of the principle OF nonnterference In ne
domestic concerns of stona
"The dsspots Of Europe expect u.s. the only rcpresee
taiives Of tree Government, to favor freedom every
where; and why should they not expect US, by every
means moral and NATIONAL to favor the non intervention
principles of the law OF nations asot They do. and
we shrink from the duty circumstances indicate ws
.ha only degrade ourselves In their esemsuon and co.
courage their despotic sway, until all Europe and our
own beloved country, may feel the crash and rum q
Constitutional freedom. and see the elaboration OF our
own cherished and liberal institutions"
The Message refers to the COMPROMISE ans
Fugitive Slave Law approvingy.
MARYLAND Democratic State Convention.
BALTIMORE, Friday, June 4, lsS&
The Democratic State Convention as
,embled at Union Hall yesterday. DIR. Bell, OF Bda.
more County, was elected temporary Chairman, and
Messrs Carroll and Bowie Secretaries. Col H. w.
Hughes, of Anne Arundel County, was chosen rerms-
President The several Preelenth r.lcctois VIZ"
then chosen, and the Convention adjourned sGss dn
From Buaaio--C oroner's Inquests, &c.
BUFFALO Friday, June 4, 1889.
Six Coroner's inquests were held yestor-
Ssv and TODAY IN this city, follows One on the body
Of an unknown man found dead In the woods on Ham
burgh road another on the body Oh William ooty o.
marlborough, ILL.,, who was knocked down IN wMoI.
st. and ribbed lew days since, and died last my"
from his injuries German and also on an lrlsn,
man both found dead In the creek one on the body ~
an up known man who killed on the railroad this
morning by the Albany Express train ana one ON
man who fell from threestory building this morning.
and was instantly killed IL
Yesterday one of the stones in the
Black Rock FIGURING Mills burst, while making iso 70
volutions per minute The foreman, Isaac Lap, ana
hand named lanes Gam were seriously injured-shs
latter it Is ftared fatally The building was muca
torn.
Death OF Lieut.. CAN'T.
WASHINGTON, Friday, June 4. 1859.
The papers OF this morning announce
the death Of Lieut benjamin. b. Gasse OF the uniied
States Navy at Macao.
Serious Railroad Accident.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, June 4, 1854
The 9 o'clock train for New York ran
of the track near Sand Hills, from rail being dis
placed, completely wrecking four Of tho cars: As.
Purdy Of Ileghtstown, had an arm broken, and many
others more or less H. ured.
Marine DISASTERS.
BosroN. Friday. June 4 1881.
The ship James w. Fannin, from Boston
for New Yora In ballast got ashore Great Point resi-,
Nantucket on the I'd inst, nj r. NJ She was boarded
by men from Nantucket with whose assistance she WAS
got OIL during the night without damage, and was
anchor In Holmes Hole yesterday noon