The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-14
/ E.L,FGRAPH DISPATCHES
New ORLEANS, Oct. Z.


Capt. Porter makes the following state
ment in regard to the difficulties between him
and the authori les at Havana. As the Cres-
cent City approached. she was met by the
boarding officers at the mouth oil the harbor,
who made motions MT to enter, which | dis
regarded, and also refused To heave to. |
then proceeded without pilot to the anchor
age, when the boarding officers, finding
Smiths name on the ships papers, said that
the Captain General ordered the Crescent
CITY to leave the harbor Immediately, viii IN
order refus d to obey. Before Ian ing the
mails and passengers, | sent a postscript to
the Captain General, who refused any COM
nunicatioD except through the Consul; but
he was absent soon after the order Was re-
peated to leave the port You refuse, then,
to save the mail and passengers, | said, to
which the boarding officer replied, mo COM
munication OF any kind allowed" then
put to sea refusing pilot
CINCINNATI, Oct. 9.
resurrectionist was shot yesterday in the
city burrying ground. while disinterring a
body.
1t has been raining hard all day. Business
is dull.
A great interest is felt as to the result Of
the election in this county on Tuesdiy, in
consequence of the division among the ID m
ocrats. The Wings are sInguine OF electing
n portion of their III ket, including one men,
Der 10 Congress.
The market is dull, and nothing, has trans
PRED of interest since noon. Sales OF 800
barrels oil whisky at l5ac.
BosToN, Oct. Z.
The anti coalition convention of in 81 dis
trict of Mass, have nominated Osca- w Aus
tin for Congress, and Bradford l.. Walss for
Presidential elec:or.
The Freesiiers of the I'd G. ngressional dis
trict have nominated II. +. Smith as their
candidate to fill the unexpiaed term OF Hon.
Robert Rantoul, recessed.
In the 9Th district the Freesoilers have
nominated l.. e. Phillips for Congress, and
J. G. Whittier for Presidential Eector.
The Democratic convention OF the sth dis
trict have nominated as .hier candidate for
Congress Isaac Davis, and for Presidential
elector J. s. C. Knowlton.
/ New YORK, Oct. s.
Hon. Joseph B. Farnham was last evening
nominated tor Congress by the Wings OF the
9th District, comprising the nth, 18th and
! 9Th wards.
ALBANY, Oct 6.
Benjamin Welsh, to whom the Supreme
Court has given the office oi treasurer, waited
upon Treasurer Cook to-day, with The view of
taking post ssion Of the off e, but Mr.. Cook,
stated tn It he wa not prepared to surrender
Mr.. Welsh served him with notice that an
application would be made to Judge Watson,
OF the Supreme Court, tomorrow, for an order
al
it is understood, is 10 be carried to the Court
of Appeals.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.
The Bank Of the Union has closed its
doors. Lirgc amounts OF it's notes are in
circulation. One broker at Baltimore has
$4,000.
BosroS, Wednesday, Oct. 6, 1859.
The Webster men had meeting in Fam
eul Hall this evening, which was attended by
fro 1000 to 5000 persons. A. II. Nelson,
of Woburn, and George Il. Curtle, of Boston,
the principal speakers. A letter was read
from Hon. Hiram Ketchum, OF New York.
MIDpLErowS, Tuesday, Oct 5, 1852.
Scott and Graham triumphant. Wing Of
icers elected by over 30 majority.
PIrTsRURG' Oct. 6.
We learn from Charleston that the Cover
nor of South Carolina has convoked rhe LEG
islater fp- the first Monday in November mex
TO vote for President
There we're fifteen deaths from yellow fe-
yer in Charleston on Saturday and Sunday
last.
PrTTsBURG, Oct g.
There are 90 inches water and at q stand
Weather cloudy.