The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-08-18
BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENTS.
The Great Iphig Gathering at Cambridge-7He
Union and the California Victory-Lo,oa and
North Carolina Returns, &c.

The Great tphig Gathering at Cambridge-1he
Union and the California Victory-Iora and
North Carolina Returns, &c.
BALrIMoRE, August It's p. m.
The Wing Mass Meeting at Cambridge yester-
day WA large and most enthusiastic assemblage,
and was attended by some five or six hundred Of
our citizens, who repaired to that ancient town on
board the steamer Jewess. They accompa.
MED by General Leslie Combs, of Kentucky;
General Cullom. of Tennessee; Hon. James II.
Morehead, of North Carolina; with Meesrs. Bowie
and Sollers and other Wing orators. They were
received on their arrival at the wharfat Cambridge
by concourse of citizens, and moved in process
sion through the principal avenues, with banners
and flags to the grove selected for the exercises, in
the rear of the old court house.
Al two o'clock the meeting was called to order
by James Wallace, esq, who, in behalf Of the
Wings of Dorchester, welcomed the Baltimore
delegation, and the delegations from the surround
ing counties, in few appropriate remarks. John
c. Henry, esq, was appointed President, with
large number Of vice presidents and secretaries
Gcner raj Leslie Combs addressed the meeting for
about an hour in his usual forcible style. In the
course of his remarks he took occasion to intro
duce to the meeting Captain Samuel Crnpin, of
Baltimore, who fought under Scott at the battles of
Chippewa and Lundy's Lane, when the old soldier
was received with three hearty cheers from the
crowd. He was followed by Gen. w. Cullom, of
Tennessee; Hon. J. T. MUrehead, Of North Caro-
lima, and Richard l. Bowie, of Maryland who
entertained the meeting until past seven O'Clock,
when they took up the line of march to the boat.
accompan ed by their brother Wigs of the East
Shore, reaching the city about one O'Clock this
morning. A number Of gentlemen from Howard
county in attendance; among whom
Major Watkins, John Brown, esq, and others.
The meeting was very spirited one, and gave
evidence that the fires were burning brightly
among the gallant Wings of the Eastern Shore,
who have never faltered in their support of Wing
men and measures.
The Union Of ths morning crows Justify over
Democ ratio victory in California said to have Ia
ken place prior TO July l5 which Is the latest date
received from that State. Inasmuch as the election
in California was not to take place until enrly in Au.
gust, should imagine that this announcement Of
weeks The returns from Iowa and North Carolina,
published by the Union of yesterday, also partake
largely of the fabulous, as will be seen by the Oil
ciai returns when received. The accounts
ceivcd by telegraph, end published in the Republic,
II ON both Iowa and North Carolina, were from the
most responsible and reliable sources.
In the Baltimore market this morning there were
Gales of 400 barrels of flour at s.. Grain is steady
at yesterdays ratcs.
Sales at the Baltimore Stock Board, august II.
100 shares Baltimore and Ohio R R., time. .S5
shares York & Cumberland Railroad. 1912
At the board, this day, Maryland Us closed at
l0S bid 100 asked; Baltimore 6's. 1890 10S bid,
l09 asked; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds,
1875, 965 Did, 81 asked; do. 1880 96 tid 81 asked;
land Railroad. 2I3 bid, 22s asked; Baltimore and
Sueduehanna Railroad, 80 bid, 81 asked.