New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07

issue He has also contracted for the building of fns
steamer for the Mexican Government We learn from
him that the grant Of right of wsy privileges of transit
&C., across the Ishmus, via Vera Cruz, have all been
fulfilled by the States, and approved by the General
Govern men and TINT arrangements foo, for put
ting steamers at upon the route between NewOr
leans and Vera Cruz"
The Picayne doubts the truth Of the report that the
Tehuanepec Treaty had been rejected By the Mexican
Congress. No paper but The Proreni~ bitter enemy
OF the treaty, annt unces it.
horrible outrage was committed on young woman
at Savannah on Sunday by negro mar. Pursuit was
mate after him. and If caught he would probably be
lynch'd
FAILURE OF THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Wehave no mail o-night south of Will
mDetsp, " G.
The name of the kidnapper who was arrested yes.
terday Is Simmer, not Boslcy announced this morn
ing
The Wings of Frederick and Prince Georges coun.
ties, Maryland, have nominated Mr.. Fillmore For the
Presidency, but will support any other avowed Com
promise nominee.
ARREST FOR ABDUCTING SLAVE.
Joseph B0sley was yesterday arrested in
Baltimore County ing to convey slave woman
belonging to Josiah Marsh, 10 Pennsylvania They had
been travelling together three days. Bo-ley had been
working some time for the owner of the slave
U. S. SENATOR FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, Wednesday, May 5, 1882
Governor Means has not yet officially
announced the Successor of Mr. Rhett s. Senator
but il is currently reported that Ex-Governor RICHARD
SON has been appointed TIE Columbia papers do not
however, confirm this.
LATE FROM THE RIO GRAsDE.
NEw.ORLEANs Wednesday May 5, 1852
We have received Brownsville dates to
the 2Sth ult
cited by the murder of Mr.. Patton respectable
chant, by some Mexc ans who pursued and Cap
tureo some ten miles ou of the city and Immediately
hung; also six others who were said TO belong 10
regularly organized band fer numbering and robbng
Ameris Sever al murders and rObberies had been
committed by Mexcans who profess to act under Gen
Canaes orders and say that they viii soon alarm and
capture Brownsville. The settlers on the American
side of the river all arming and prepaTifg for fu
ture attacks.
DEPARTURE OF THE STEAMER CITY OF GLASGOW,
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, May 6, 1851
The steamship City of Glasgow sailed
this morning for Liverpool with 157 passengers She
takes no specie. Her cargo consists principally of
Wheat and Flour.
NEw-JERsEY OPPOSITION STATE CONVENTION.
TRENTON, Thursday, May 6, 1852.
The State Opposition Convention organ
lied at lc o'clock this noon, large number OF Dele
gates being present from different parts Of the State
Some disagreement occurred on electing temporary
Chairman John Cassidy received l54 votes, and VIM.
Alexander 1872 Nothing has been done yet except pre-
Ininsry business.
There Ia a strong majority OF Delegates In favor OF
Gen. Cass for President though the Stockton feeling
pervades others to some extent
An effort is making by Mr. Stockton's friends TO send
Delegates instructed which being considered their
polite course the contest will be sending Delegates
to the National Convention either decidedly in favor Of
Mr. Stockton or leaning that way. 1t appears proba-
bic that Mr. Stockton will thus two three Del
egetes.
There is little or no feeling for Mr. Douglas though
there is some little for Mr.. Buchanan as the second
choce'
Charles Weetcott Hudson will be the With District Del
egate and Moses Bigelow, of Essex, his alternate.
Rodman NJ Price will accept the invitation to visit
Newark next Tuesday.
NATIVE AMERICAN CONVENTION.
The New-Jersey Native American Con-
venton met at Woodbury. and appointed delegates to
the National Convention to be held In Trenton on the
4th of July next.