New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-23
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THE INGRAHAM AFFAIR--FRANCE AND GREAT
Observation-Disclosures, September 81, M.--The
National Intelligeneer semi officially endorses
the truth of the rumor that has got abroad tn at
the Governments of Great Britain and France
have addressed communications to the United
States Government protesting against Captain
lngraham's proceeding at Smyrna, in the Costa
affair.
EDWARD EVERETT AND LORD JOHN RUSSELL
.Neto York, September 81, p M.--The Hon Ed
ward Everett has published a reply to Lord
Jonn Russell's letter on the tripartite treaty.
The reply is a document clear, forcible and
cogent, and fully sustains Mr. Everett's primary
positions on the question involved in the pro-
posed treaty.
Mobile, September 22-The Eastern mail has
arrived with New a ork dates of the 10Th inst f,
and the foreign letters by the steamship Nj.
agara.
The total interments here yesterday were 10,
of which 10 were yellow fever cases. The
weather is cool Eve. Pic.
Syracuse, September 10. - The seeding
Soft Shell delegates to Sac New York Demo-
cratic State Convention made the following NOM
nations yesterday afternoon Secretary of
State, Isaac A. Verplank Comptroller, Robert
Kelly Attorney General, Martin Grover St..s
Treasurer, Francis Segur; Canal Commits.
sloner, Andrew J. Yeates; Prison Inspector,
VIM, Q. Deyer State Engineer, VIM. Ii. Bris-
tow; Judges of Appeal Court, G. H. Ruggles
for the long term, and Hiram Denis for the
short term Clerk of Appeals, Albert Edgerton.
Henry S. Randall was offered the nomination
of Secretary of State, but declined H. b. STAN
ton Withdrew his name for the Attorney GEN
eralship, and John B. Miller declined the Office
Of Treasurer. The nominations were made
with great unanimity, and after they were com.
pleted the Adamantine, or Hard-Shel resolu-
tions, endorsing the national and State admin
istrations, the inaugural address, the Balti-
more Platform and the Compromise measures,
and strongly denouncing any further agitation
of the slavery question, were passed, speeches
in their favor being made by Messrs. Grover,
Van Buren,, Preston King, Cochran and Cham
plain. The Convention then adjourned in great
glee, after vote of thanks to the officers.
Boston, September ia horrible murder
was perpetrated last night at Sherburne, in
this State, upon the persons of Reuben
Cousins, a farmer, aged seventy years, and
his wife, by man snamed John Chapman.
The villain first called Cousins to the door and
him with an ak, and then killed Mrs.
Cousins, and attempted the life of laborer,
who was in bed. The latter gave the alarm,
when the murderer fled The whole village are
,ut to. day in pursuit of the murderer. Cousins
was reported to have large amount Of money
N his house.
PHILADELPHIA, September 15.--The Parker
Ven steamer Westernport took refuge in the
Breakwater last night during the storm. The
brig Shamrock, from New Orleans, was also
here, her crew having mutinied.
Near York, September 15.-The schr. Viola,
rom Norfolk, for Antigua, was dismasted in a
on the It'll. The crew and two pas
engers were taken of and brought here by the
brig Industry,
The brig Philane, from Wilmington, is ashore
If Sandy Hook, but will probably be gotten off.
Pittsburgh, September 14s-The compositors
If this city have demanded an advance of 20
per cent on their wages, which all the pub
fishers refuse to give. The Chronicle and Des-
patch have engaged twenty girls to work on
Monday next, the day fixed upon for the strike,
September 15.-The Typographical Society
has agreed to take 2S cents per thousand as a
The Post and Allegheny City En-
terprise have agreed to these terms, but the
other papers still hold out. The strike will
on Saturday.
Philadelphia, September 15.-wm Spriggs,
n fugitive slave, claimed by DR.. John Whitridge,
Of Baltimore, was arrested here to-day by a
young man, son Of the notorious George F.
Albert. He had a hearing before Commissioner
Ingraham, acknowledged himself a slave, and
refused TO have counsel. He was remanded 10
his master, and left this afternoon, There was
no excitement, and no negroes present at the
hearing.
Portland, September l5.-Returus from "a