The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-09-25
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Later from Hauana Arrived Of the Empire City.
City has arrived, with Havana dates of the 18th.
Great excitement prevailed on the Island, and
arrests were daily making. Government troops
have been cent to all parts of the Island to be in
readiness for immediate service. Twelve hun
bred stand Of arms had been landed by the in
surgents near Cicnfuegos, two hundred of which
had been eeized by government and the balance
carried % by their owners ,n,H the
The steamer Pizarro, wrecked some time sincea
has proved total loss .,...... . -. Esq.,. ...
The officers, crew, and passengers Of the Empire
City were courteously treated at Havana. ..
Pittsburgh Hhig Mass Meeting. . 90.
PIrrsnuRGH, September 23.--Our city is unusu-
ally lively, in consequence of the Wing Mass Con-
vention Of Western Pennsylvania, which assem-
bled herc to-day "-' - d" +.
Delegations were in attenda nee from w estmore-
land, Beaver, Lawrence, Fayette, Butler, and the
several townships of AiIegany. They displayed a
number of splendid banners, which, with the flags
decorating the Streets gave quite an imposing as
pect to the city Several fine bands OF music and
slee clubs enlivened the scene with their perform
ance. ..,. ,.-." .'"' ''
At the appointed hour the meeting organized at
the grounds Of the American Hotel. the entrance
TO which was tastefuy decorated with evcrgreens.
Platforms erected at the front and rear Of the
hotel. Thomas M Howe, esq was elected Presi-
dent, and General Joseph Markle, John Allison
Beaver, and host Of others, vice presidents.
The meeting was addressed by several eminent
Whigs; among others General Leslie Combs, Of
Kentucky; George d. 'Olphant, esq.,. of Union
town; John Williamson, of Huntingdon; and
Thomas M. Howe, of Allegany. . .. ~. .-.,. =.
The attendance at the meeting was large, but ia
differently estimated by Wings and Democratic,
supposed to be from three to four thousand, though
many were listening to the music and singing in
the streets eff. b. ,,,r., q. ., ..r..,.l..l. ..t.'
After the speeches procession numbering
eral hundred proceeded through the principal
nil fcd md r.
display. After the procession the delegations dis
persed and there will be speaking at various points
tonight. ' CO." - ..'',',.
Dfassach.setts Congregational Nomination
Bosros, September 23.--The. Wings of the
Fourth Congressional district have to- day nolni-
mated the Hon. S. H. Valley for Congress. Mr.
Valley accepted tho nomination, and addressed
tho convention on the Presidential nomination.
He said thut the party had done MIR. w ebster ir
reparable wrong, and brought discrcdt on them.
selves and country by giving strength to the idea
that republics are ungrateful. However, he con-
sidered II his duty to support the regular ticket,
although, wss there the least prospect for the cue
cess OF Webster, he would work for that object
His speech received with loud applause. Wal
ley s one OF Mr.. Webstcr's warmest personal and
political friends. ..- .... ..,... -. &c.. ...a..s
Heavy Robbery. .. :.......
CLEVELAND, September 2-E. q. Nick ce, OF
Troy, New York, was robbed here Yesterday OF
Cuban RumOrs.
New YoRK, September 24.-THe Journal of Com
mece of this morning ntimates that n New York
firm has received orders for ordnance and munitions
OF war for the now Cuban movement
.... Markets. .' ole, '.
New YoRK, September pa p. m. The mar,
ket for Govern stocks is steady. Sales of Gov
ernment SIS, 1868, at 1852; Canton Company al
Sli; Eric unchanged; Exchange on London I0i al
l05 premium. '' .'.
at "a 81 n 81 81 for State brands. Southern do
50 SO at 81 g. Rye -four and cornmeal un
changed. Wheat is frmer. Sales - 900 bushels
red at SO 90 cents Gcnesee ITO at III cents
Sales Of Ohio white at 1903 cents. Southern do. Toe
at IOs cents per bushel. Saies of 80. 900 bushels
corn at So 50 cents for mixed. Rye unchanged
Oats ~ at 40 cent?. Provisions doll Silica of l0(
barrels mess pork at SIS l2i cents Prime do
SIG l2J cents. bacon slightly depressed. Lard
in barrels III cents. Cotton is doll aud prices de
olining--sales small. Whisky "a at 24l cents.
PHILADELPHIA, September 24.-Nothing new ir
Government stocks. Sales OF Pennsylvania 5's a
963 '.'' ... .....,.,. .,..,..,
Flour steady-s sales of 400 barrels common
brands at 81 81; sales al4o for city use "a SIS
Rye -four and cornmen unchanged Saes of rec
wheat nt9 81 cents; white do. ga 100 cent?
ne to quality. Sales OF yellow corn at 6g cents
white SO a 65 cents. Oats 80 a SO cents. Rye Il
cents. tt1 81" ''-''''' 49,. . ....'.
Sales at the baltimore Stock Board, September "a.
200 Baltimore 6's, 1900, ~. ........... I06
1000 Bait. and Ohio Railroad bonds, 1875 80. IS
80 sharcs Bait. and Ohio Railroad'g.. ~. 80
so p. do do do 's,,Hg do, time. 81
SIS do do -, do 1podo, t.g.... j.. 90
II do York and CUNT. Railroad 2. :. %
Al the Board this day. Maryland 6's, closed :
lH7b, bid, 1852 asked; Bpldrnorc o., 1890 log
bid, 1869 asked, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Bonds
1915. 9s bid, 9St asked; do shares S9I BID 90 asked
York and Cumberland Railroad, . bid, %, asi5a
Baltimore and Susquebanna Railroad, 30 bid, 8