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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

CAPsIzED.-A boat with four persons in
ii wal upset yesterday the foot Of Grand s bu
all were rescued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

LONG TRAIN.-The 81 O'Clock train
from Philadelphia last evening brought 200 passengers
occupying thirteen cars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

STRAWBERRY 1ESTINAL.-On TUESDAY,
the ladies' of ~ Thomas RpiscoDaD Church, will open
the new Hall in the Commercial Buildings with straw
berry Festival for the benefit OF that Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

Found DRowNED.-The body of an un-
known man was found yesterday morning In the water
near Pier No. 4, North River The Coroner was mott
fed to hold an inquest upon H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22
Kings County.

WIG NOMINATIONS FOR SHERIFF, ETC.
The vhig county convention assembled yesterday ar
ternoon at the Plank Road Hotel in the Ninth ward for
The purpose Of nominating candidates for the offices of
sheriff clerk of the county register and coroner
The full number OF delegates from ovory ward and town
in the county were present
F@ Sheriff The vote on the nrst formal ballot stoed
David Stewart IS jesse Rowan. .......... l
Ebent z.r w Peck..... 20 VIM. NJ. Muchmore. .... l
Whole number Of votes co aud Mr.. Stewart having re
c'ved majority Of the whole, declared duly nomi-
oated
Ctrk Of The County Cots.The vote the first formal
ie'iot stood:
Leonard T.. Coles -. 81 Charles Thomas ........s
John l. Spader IS VIM. NJ Boerum ........ 8
Mr. Coles was declared nominated.
Register The csnoioate for this nee was also chosen
On The first regular ballot. The vote stood -
Walter Berry ...........36 Thos X. Mercein. %
Leoth 1
Mr. Berry declared the nominee
Tor toro'ers ~ the County al iarre.-Dr Job Davis az
Bushwick and Or. Andrews Of fatbush nominated
by reclamation.
TIE BROOKLYN CITY WING CONVENTION
VIII meet this evening, for the purpose Of nominating
candidate for Congress Mayor and other city officers
Three tailed Of for Congress viz Alderman
>pipos. Union wing John A. Cross, Seward whg and
David A. Iokee.
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Died.

In BroosyR, Tuesday. September p, DAVID J..
WILSON Printer. in the 42d year Of h,s age.
The frepds and acluaintsnces Of the family are re-
ePectfuly ih1ied TO attend the funeral from hi- late
residence No % jay street. Brooklyn this afternoon
O'Clock.
On Tuesday mernipg September 81 ELIZABETH Jour-
81. aged es years and months.
The freDos and scqusintauces Of tho family
po'fny invited u attend her funeral, from No. 30
second sVenue on "wednesday ut o'clock p. NJ
on iuesdey September u, Mr. Joas SrAcKPoLE.
ms trends nnd those Of the family requested 70
s'terd bis funeral this day "wednesday at O'Clock
tom biz iste residence. No 2S2 8ivington street
ON Tuesday September 81 after q short but severe III
pe.e sHaAn hLouIsr, wife Of Mr.. John W. Mott, and
The relatives AID friends Of the family are invited to
a . me funeral on Ihursday, September g. at
CLOCK from her late residence No los Madison street
On Tueday September Il, Mr. JOHN FpIri In the a5th
year Of bi- sge ' - - 80
The relatives and friends Of the family and al 60 tbo,e
OF his son Janes ana sister Mrs Johnson and brothers.
lhbN mr Jopnl on and james Woods are respectfully
DVto 70 arr nd hs funeral This day 22d instant at
o'clock Irecissy from hir Residence twenty third
street between Tenth and Eleventh avenues
AT Albany, September 10. Mrs CArHAarsp CuyLEs
sIAsTs IN tbe eSd ytar Of her age the mother Of Mr.
bictsrd u STATS Of this city.
AZ the Pe9saeola Navy Station. August o. ELIZABETH
LOVE- daughter Of Lieutenant j. n watson United
States Navy aged ID months aud Is diva
in April last in California Mr. H,,pv A p,SUrry
Hsrmalus viii be buried this afternoon (WeJpeday VI
a. ococE from The Church q the Epiphany. stanton
street between Essex and Norfolk streets Jiis friends
ana tnoe % hir father VIM. pinkney nre particular
~ requested u attend without further invitation
~ ~ ~ usy murhIiR september II. Mrs ELrzAByTH
IinoN wife Of Mr. James fimson In the 35th year Of
her Rgs.
sr III nds and hose = the family also the members
!" e,Ah s'I"s Iap'nt Church % Pilgrim Lodge No.
Nssone, ana Plnfbus unum Chapter No % o. u A.,
are requested 10 attend her funerpI on "wednesday I'D
,ns~nt =, ciek nom the residence Of her husband
No. 165 Ludlow street - -
on The q, instant Of dysentery, Arlcs wirrnsor,
only chnd o. s'ephen ~ snd Lucy T. Conover, aged
On ttc TIN ip'tsnt, ~ Hayerstrsw, N. Y, OF brain
fever. MRS sitEA JoSEs, eyed "a years from Heaton
beIscy. England
On September 81 JosrHSr infant daughter Of
Charles 9. aud Margaret Harrison, aged year aud .
months
The fcrss and acquaintance OF the family are invited
20 stteod the fnDersl this afternoon At oco A At the
teticcuc of Der parents Bairosd avenue Jerssy City
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Married,

On the 10Th instant, at 81. Paus Church, In this city
by the Rev. DR.. Western, Mr.. THOMAS DOYLE to Miss
DtLiA VAS BocEEL both Of New Jersey
On Tuesdsy 21tt instant, by the Rev. G. Whitaker
Mr. ANDREW X. CULVER, to Misss CokSEIIA GERRopETrE
ell Of this city
On the 18th instant by the Rev. Thomas Jones' JAMES
H. HUNTER Of county to Miss MARIA LOUIS.
city.
AT morrifsnia September 10, by the Rev Mr. Ger
rard Henry j. WooD 10 ISABELLA RoBD both of this
city.
In this city. February "a by the Rev. Mr.. Stopford
GsonGk !" Fnosr, Of Williamsburg, L. 1 to Anna Il.
TRosT Il Baltimore, Nd.
baltimore papers please copy.
On Tuesday. September Il by the Rev. Mr.. Hustled
ar 'ohN U THOMPSON: Of Williamsburg l.. l., to SARAH
ANNA KtwIN. Of New York
TN Tuesday morning September 81 at the PRESBYTERIAN
Church, Canal street, by the Rev Hugh Smith Gsrpen.
tr Mr.. JoHs foiLLos CosNoR, TO Miss MARY LOUISA
GREIs both Of this city
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rPru sry.xs,,,p Arp,c. !

AsTwrsP, Sep, sid Sew Hampshire, Chase, NyorA.
Philadelphia Lag ss Pass Fnsoa sS;
naaSs, Sept SID Peter Berries, NYork
hten s obers Fsshte d.
ToS and d0 ,Gn
N0rlssn Figaro, Beoiman Bsltmore 6th George, ThOls
cusHAvns, Sept 4-sld uarburs, Meyer, NYOrk; 7th.
Franklin, knudson, do.
Brewer trinidad Sid sls., Sea Duck, Porter, NYork
CARn,r sept 7-sd Albert Franklin Long NYorki Age.
CnB Aug ssd MiSnsc U SoelsP Malaga and NYorl
Cows sept 9-Arr Franklin (sl Wotton, NYork and
psyss Washington Irving from London
and been thrown overboardJ. -"S A''-'''
PsA. sept Passed By, Marion Bremen fer NYork;
Sfs sgpsr and ssoogsasd 70, NfG
more tST TsyoTiss milan ssaasPiand
ss compss ssoSs Bp.on
GrSoA, Sept u Arr Maria Egsenia, MaltedO. NYork.
hsvi sept 6Arr Inca Rogers Noresns; eth, Ferrero,
T1Lnou1M. sept7-Pascd BY. Queen, Payne, from NYors
LvTnroOIy Sept Arr Kitty cordes Hannah Mobile,
Western star Moses NYork Mount darlington, Noreans
Ehtd for ids IN uriei Foster Yorcsps Constantine
Duryee; Roehambeau, Bsowc and John Hancock, Bur-
"nd Nosn hnsssy sas S1
"a. francisco; 9TH Chas Chaoner, Thompson, Norleans
cha Lazy sale, MKsy NorcAns 9TH Alexander
90. Philadelphia The Duke, Gould, and WIN Rathbone,
Spencer, NJ ork Laeonic, Miller, Quebec.
LSsnon SEPT s-Entd inwsrds. american Eagle Moore
enttai stephen Glover, sampson Tadoasac Leonidas,
Beves, ST Lawrence; thimborazo, Webb, Quebec.
Inld out on, Columbia nagedorn NorlesnS Rachel,
Brown, San Iranciyoo; Independence, Gordon NYork.
MAEaEfLIks SeIt 6-San JacOmo, Doderc, Nfork 9th;
festa, Percival Boston.
NrwPoRr, sept 7-Cld wabash, Barnes, EYork
siieo sept G-Arr Dromohar fyne, Glasgow for Nfork
BURRHha ROADS, Sept 8-Put In, the Dumas Cosulich
from Taganrog With bowsprt and foresays having
Teen in contact with the Am ship Isaac Webb Of NYork
Sept {, the Smais bearing by s, "a miles
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Pm ssengers Arrived.

IryyprooL-stesmship Africa-Mr Gwynns ana laoy MI
Powell and lady, Mr. Longmsn lady and cni,o M an,a,
man snd nurse Mr. CiiIies lady and aervant. VT
lady child Mr. sherman and Lady Ms sontt
Nesers Yorins Tu Mason, Psos Wimsr Ncerm wr
T.,pt nd ~ IA MIS- smith Messrs vles Sawyer whar
ton Low Mr. Hutton lady and son Hon rays sna
isrr Borinser. Carl Won Rsh Longitude
Mr. Thompson and lady, the Earl OF Mount
Iosa ae hein Mesrs Caro-, Lewis, Peters Dewar
a,oss d Irnsiois Greenshieds Ricksrby. Montgom
Iarnissou steve Elast, Van Gent, Never, Quack
psisr Green Mr. Dawson aud lady, Mrs Knight, Messrs
snv.swAs-stcsmehip FloridsMiss Tracey, Misses Dun
can Mrs n wayne Miss Wayne, Miss v Wayne, II
s;riGen LADY child and nurse w Baker Bergman,
n bloom NJ Besid, Clystt Cuyler, ~ Briggs and
lady Mrs Progier Fov Ter. Fish y " Taylor. VIM
Vurgess w Ruepe Jr, AnsteIl, u Badock, III STICK
ney, Farrsr, A Camera Wsver-1 In the steersgo,
N-Stesmship Union--D W II Ford, Myers
r Hsckeat, r. Perry man, w Hume q Caily Elias:
" cleveland, Mead, IS Gardiner, Y pcuIistt, z
scn lady ard child. ] W Smith, Traver Goodwin.
Weed, Fisher, Start, Knower and ady-c IN shs
psrA-Bssh RspubIIo- NJ WI Rosa aNYovk
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7 ELEG r AP HIC.

ARRIVAL OF GIN SCOTT At CLEyELAED-HIs SPEECH
TO TIE PEofLE- HEAVY RAINS, Ere.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept 81, 1862
In the midst Of drenehinG rain, yesterday thousands
waited for hour the arrival Of Gen Scott The bank
of the lake for three quarters OF mile from the Marine
Hospital 10 Water street lined wi tn men anxious to
catch glimpse Of him
Atiereth the firing OF salute announced his approach
and he passed from the a carriage hseI after
cheer rang cut.
Gen. Scott escorted to bis quarter at the Ameri
Eot.l by the military, when. in the de
mand Of the Pc ople he Immediately appeared on the bal
copy and briefly addressed the crowds gathered around
lie said
Fellow oitlzens- when soy fellow citizens, 1 mean
Datve ar adopted tzens well all who Intend t.
become oiiizens Of this great aud glorious country
thaIk you for he .Dthuaic reception you have given
tcheers) but tn, re is thing regret in waiting
this auiiful city and that il the rain panied that
vho comfortably sheltered in a covered carriage
you should have been exposed TO rain and mud Outing
saJ melancholy cupaigDs and al other times in the dis
barge Of the ou.e 81 ny tfhce and during the greater
at OF my life, have been on the march AMI
ave assys been accustomed TO expose myself 10
lie weather and other iDcOnvsuiepces Of camp life.
common With u. b ave soldiers OF the army aud am
bDeo Ut this time you put TO such ncon nee
my account tGr'at cheering Fellow citizeus,
ave thought could hardly call himself citizen OF
ooonry without passing these great lakes
(which tbb justly ceeors ed a one Of the st beau
an Hibmap) hear thn, rich broguc-I lose 10 hearit
II makes me rnembcr noble deeds Of Ir,hmen many o.
whom ! have LED TO battle and TO victory. (Gres
cheering Fellow ciiizsns-T do not intend TO axe
speech 1 am not i3uip' ying for that purpose 1 am
travelling for the porIose OF selecting site for mill
tsry botpal ,imply came Nj your call TO thank you
tor this greeting you have fit to greet cofda
y; W ud you greet any Ct your countrys Generals
accept IL ~ ctiderce II your patriotism. ~
yiDc0t Of yeur vo'ion and love TO your country
(cheers) will not d.tsn you lopGer you wet and
cover with mud Tf,peat my thanks for this onthu
sias,ic reception. (Grest cheeriDg)
Amid desfenirg spplsuse General Scott retired from
the bsloony FIRE In the rear for the spacious
bais Of the American led with people anxious to
pay their respects TO the hero of hundred battles
About midnight, Lelapds band gave most delightful
renaoe upon the balcony Of the American and tho
frs buee no'-s rang out light appeared at the Generals
bedroom window And his tAl form bowed his
meni o. the compliment The buges call never failed to
arouse him In tmes Of strife and in times Of peacs II
pouid not Dali unnoticed upon bi, ear
DEPARTURE PROM CLRvFIANp
This morning hundreds called on General scot, and a,
so'clock be left in the for Colunbus amid. ,b
cheers Of Thousands and the Of cannon
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THE FLORIDA IsDlANs.We learn, but not off
chilly that preliminary arrsD Pements have been
tered into with Billy Bowleps by the Commissioner ~ In
Dian Affairs the removal Of tho remnant OF the Semi
noes nov IN Florida 10 the West Il the Mississippi liver
and that the emigration viii during the pres
~ .tason Every thing pecefsary 70 their comfort
~, Juunty and Mt their bones, viii be afforded
pey aroeuy DEERE remain for longer period In tho
htir fstnerr not fully spprecisting the dsngers
~ "n'eh they are exposcdtbe whites being impatient
IW 'un execution a tho treaty plsde twenty years
so rtw'tn the government aud the seminolcs aud
Nhoh Dos required by necessity 10 be carried into e.
tct -Wasrngfor Reptabac September 2lst
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AfrvedSchrs Energy, MarcLant Boston; Kaluns, KEEL
icr Maven do; MALCOLM higgins, NYork for Meri-
dian Cobb do Tor ProvincoOwn Peruvian Troat Rondout
Nowburyport; kurmabal Kendall Warcsm Salem;
Jacob fellow JOY do for IiOtou Jane ingraha Wheel
or, fYork for Portland.
Isth-Brg Eliza Goddard tBr), Totch Providence for
Sidney tBi sohrs Isaac, Cohen NYork for Boston, Jane
ka Morton, Philadepla for do David Babson Babson,
orb for Rockpor lehond, Cutter do Thornaston
sioop Senator, Mayhem, Wcetport for bath.
Turpaulin Cove 10th sohr Preston Handy Of Fro
yiuoetown. with 10 hills sperm oil.
Saied2Cth a tho vessels reported above except the
FuerFy also SID all the vessels previously reported aud ar
irving az this port since the 18th inst.
10Th ecAr President Foesett from Bangor Tor
Philadelphia, and remains is morning (th) discnsrsna
lJmior 49,.
PpILADFLppzh, eept a. ~
hrriyed-B&rhs John Welsh, hincs, Pslermoi Adoa 10
gers White, and Ellen Taylor Bostcn briga Aware neaW
JiotoV, Ms ~ dayG P0osnoket, brewer Wm BoSfivcy
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The Potato RoT IN MARYLAND The Rockville
Journal states that the potato rot is general In Montgo
merry county, and thousands Of bushels have been lost
Many farmers will lose their entire OPP letter from
arford 10 the Ceeh Wing avs the rot Is spre aiding in
That county and that msDy Of the farmers Deer Creek
have lost their whole crop high 800 Sush sls
The disease seems to be most prevalent In the high lands
hose in The low lands are very little injured
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The Webster Movement.
FORMATION or A WEBSTER cur

fOhMAIlON Of WEBSTER
From the Bosten Bee sept III
The Webster Union wings OF our city ana vicinity he'll
q meet pg last evening" ct Art Union Hall II a most
cheering gathering and surpassed In hearty zeal
uia any political meeting held Ia our city during
1he pieecr sssson II has put significant stamp and
upward motion 10 the Webster csuse ana movement
which will go Increasing 70 the DAY OF election
The rt busp-sr In order was the report 81 the com
nitse on the Organisation Of the Webster Club The
port was naoo by Mr. steisoD and Ia ~ follows
PREAMBLE
Whereas, the Of an important national
deeon When the people must decide By their sursges
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miscellaneous Political Items.

TTafIRANcE TIcEEr IN PBuaDELPHA The Philadel-
pbia Temperance Convention which met tho Goth inst
put in nomination thu following ticket -
City State senste-Thomas Watson. House Of Rep
rescDtaiiyes-A II. BGrtis, H. Tunison Chas. Nanssnt
Thomas { smith
County -senate-Bepi0miu r. Miller. House OF Rep
ress ntatiyesk. Salt,r. Thomas l.. Clifford j. E. vi
Gld2e, samos, Irwin. Frederick Reel Joseph II Hoffman
ltIa.l X Spinner. james s. smith, Henry Davis, VIM.
X Thomas Chas. W Cox.
Tie abolitioDsts Of the second Assembly district In
Oneida County, have nominated Edward Loomis, o
westmoreland az their candidate for member Of Assem-
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Wing State Convention, at Syracuse. for the nomna-
ton OF Presidential electoral ticket and State officers
Democratic Coperession nal Convention Of the Tenth
district Of this sts'e comprising Sullivan and Orange
counties. meets at Middletown.
Democratic meeting at Detroit, Michigan at
which Senators Cas-, Douglas, AND Weller will deliver
tpeeches.
The New jersey State Temperance Convention at
Trepton
Michigan State Fair to be held al Detroit three days
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Markets.

- ALBANY, Sept. 81, 1852
Tho following have been the receipts OF produce by
canal since our lastFlour ii Geo bbls wheat 10 600
bus; corn. 1900 bus barley, 5000 bus. Flour ex-
6ibts DO change. Wheat, no salrs worth reporting
Garley Is dun at 7Sc for two rowei and $40 for four
rowed the tales were 500 bus Corn unchanged $500
bus sold at 90 ca &C for sound Western mixed Oats
are steady; sales III 600 bus ut 46c
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NEWS By rELEGRAPH.

0Seero4ary C0rw1n and tho Gardiner Conn
nAlttocs
wAsaIsoreN. Sept. q, 1867.
Sesreafy Corvfn, 1t ID understood has not resigned
~ wM - sooa - tho Gardiner COMMITTEES report end
cfsr HIN les they WIN dol Of III improper conduct In
that case.
The reported disclosures and aare up In tho committee
to day b believed to be unfounded, nothing new or
startling having txsaspired.
Mr.. Corwia intends stamping Ohio for General Scott
after his rptiQBation
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On the fourth ballot Mr. westervelt declared the
'lscted candidate for Mayor The announcement was
received with much satisfaction three cheers we're
give II for the success OF the chosen candidate.
Mr.. NeEtarvet Is shipbuilder aud resident OF the
seventh ward possessing considerable wcsth, and IL
every way fitted TO hold the responsible position Of chief
megitrate Of this great metropolis.
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Proposed Tunneiiing OF the Hudson River.

ALBANY, Sept 81, 1852
The engineers Of Tho several railroads terminating in
this city met this afternoon to consider the feasibility
the vsous projects for tunnel under the Hudson river
Nuihicg was done, and they adjourned till 7P.M
The meeting Of ministers and members Of the Consre
Rs'iopal denomination in this city next month, will be
yeiy large
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False News by TELEGRAPH.

srRiNorIELD REPUBLICAN, OrrIcE, Sept FL 1882
The dpstch ffcm this place, published on Friday In
he New York evening papers, giving an account of
talroao accident at Cabotvc and creoted without au.
thorty to the Republican, office, contained essential or
being entirely incorrect In almost every particular
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Arrved-Barks Ella, Antwerp; Perthshire Ardrossan
trias ady Of the Lake and VIM Pitt philadelphia Lady
Franklin Rondout; sohrs Tanguls dol Wolcott and Fash
Ion, hYork; steamer City 81 New York, Philadelphia
fellowship Daniel Webster, from Liverpool
Cleared-Bark A q H Turks Islands; brig Wahscga
Calyeston schrs Toga, Rolnond Ashland, Norfolk.
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Grand Lodge OF 1. u. OF u. r.
RAUTtMopr SAINT 81 IA


The United States Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows to-day
elected the following oficers:-
Grand Sire-Wilmot @. De Saussure of s c.
Deputy 0rsDd SIre-HoTacc A. Manchester of h l.
Grand Stcrctai y-James !. Redgely OF Md.
Grand Teasuror-Joshua Van SAINT OF Md
The election occupied nearly the entire day, and no
other Dusiness Of interest was transacted.
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Large Fire ut 81. I.ouis.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 81 1852.
Les. night Alexander's stable was destroyed by fire,
together with large number Of bugges and wagons.
The borses-one hundred and fifty In number-were
saved. The loss is estimated at S16sCO No insurance
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TELE PHO.
The Wing State Convention.

ROCHESTER, Sept. 81, 1852
The Hon william Pitkin has been elected delegate to
the Wbig State Convention from this city, and David r.
Barton alternate.
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City Politics.

MAYoRALTy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOM-
NATIONS.
This convention met last evening at Tanmany Hall,
for the purpose Of nominating q candidate for Mayor
and as the ballotiDg will show below Mr.. Jacob A.
Westeryet ship builder Of the Seventh ward has
chosen the candidate
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PHiLADsLPBIA, September 81 1862
John mcNsir has been nominated for re election by
the democrats Of the Fifth Congressional district
posed ofpsrt Of Philadelphia and Montgomery counties
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Marion at Charleston.

The Steamer Marion at Charleston.
CHARLESTON, September q. 1862
The UEited States mail steamship Marion, Captain NJ
Berry arrived here from New York at twelve O'Clock last
n,0
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PROGRESS OF THE REvoLUrI0SIsrs IgBoLLEDo
P0WBBLEss-RAvAGBs or THE INDIANS. BT0
BALrrsioRs, September 81, 1852.
The mall Ia through from New Orleans the papers OF
which city contain details Of the Mexican hereto
fore received by telegraph.
The sdvices oy Of Mexico are to the 2lss Of
August The 7sit d. Unon OF that date, contains An
esbos alto account Of the difficulties which environ the
republic d Mexico all of which tend to the conclusion
that revolution, and probable dismcmbermen is
at hand.
The two commissioners who had gone TO Jssps quiet
factions In that ely, had returned having failed TO
sdeot anything whatever
TIE ipsuigert keoo'ledo was completely poweriess.
He Vas secreted in tho mountains; sddressed
safety was guaranteed TO himself and compsoions The
Legislature bad refused TO entertain sny pro postou
short OF sn Unconditional rurupder. An armed force
nae been rent In pursuit OF bin
The Gihcuttira az Gusduaja were still unsettled
Commissioners bad been with instruc zion,
recognise either of the claimants to the Governorhp,
Lot 70 fBss NJ igUsco Herrera in that office. Nothing
bad been accompl'sh,d AZ last accounte.
Great dtsconient prevailed In Bajaoo The Legislature
4 that State had called upon the governm TO
tose Corgress in oieer that the finances may be
ranged the iehuantepeo question settled provision
madc for the defence II he frontier
The Indiens oopsiDue their depredstious having
vrged D ange, they have passed into Zaccatecas
~h're they have committed a thousand atrocities. In
coshuiia and Nuevo Leon they attacked villages muir
derId many Of the inhabitants, and carried oil women
and children.
conducts with $500 COO, left Mexico on the goth OF
August. for Vera Cruz
IL l. said that the rostponemsnt Of the time for
opening the proposals for tho construction Of road
the lsthmus of TehuaDtspeo was owing to the
with of the President 20 cxsmine into and explain the
points reied by bidders to the precise meaning
OF certain articles in the contract rs published
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MoHsE s sroR ,,s FOR THE FAscY-GREAT PIeUi
y ann thS dog Red Jack 70 como on 4. M
e,h S,' W. >~beth otrcet on Friday evening sc.tI
=" '"s oouh's; also 1T Mayors "a tho shove oyeains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22
THE TURF.

HUNTING PARK COURSE.-NO.I !, TUESDAY, OGRE
Der 9th, purse $780, mile heatsbest In In kAg
ness Tuesday October i2th1ssme as No skeleton
Above free for all horses. Close K Keysers corner
Eighth and Chestnut streets September 9th
Two a field two to start. 3.
BUCHANAN & CO., ProprietsA 4,
Union COURSE, L. I.-TRoTTING.-ON WEDNRs-
- day. Sept. 22d, At o'clock ?: M, match for tsQ
mile heats best three in five. o. Dmmock Mes
cows wagon and driver to weigh 800 pounds woodrva
names John Davis In harness. Cars will leave IL
South ferry Brooklyn for the Course at two O'clock aad
return when the sport ia JOHN l. SNEDIKER
Proprietor,