The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-30
TELEGRAPHIC!
LOWELL. Sent 81

LOWELL, Sept. q.
The Democratic State Convention nomin.
ated Henry w. Bishop for Governor and Ca.
leb Stetson, Of Baintree, for Lieut.. Cover.
nor.
New YORK, Sept 81.
The George Law has arrived with $1,000.
600 in gold. According to South A merican
dates il was rumored that the President of
Peru had been routed and captured by the
revoiutonistS
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 27,P.M.
J River stationary with 81 inches water in
channel; weather clear and warm.
The cholera has greatly abated. Yester-
day there were 80 cholera deaths, to-day IL.
/ The butler in Hall g. Spears plow factory
exploded yesterday morning, unroofing and
nearly destroying the engine house. 1 men
hurt, none seriously.
HALIFAX, SPIT. IS.
The steamer City of Philade phIa strand
ed ut Cape Race, 3 days from Liverpool
No lives lost. 542 of her passengers arriv-
ed here this morning. the rest are awaiting
conveyance at st. Johns. The ship viii
probably be lost; cargo partly saved.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 90.
Angel Gabriel attempted To speak tonight
in Independence square, but was arrested
and locked up as soon as he sounded his
horn.
New YORK, Sept. 81.
Flour bout SOC lower per bbl, and buyers
holding back for still further decline. $500
bbls sold at s7a7 81 for good o. 10, and 80
ass for Southern. Wheat DC lower, unset
tied. Corn better, 80, 900 bus sold at 76a77
for Western mixed. Lard oil S0aSl; whis-
42a43. Mess pork Is o7aSl4, prime steady
Beet lowe'; cut meats unchanged. Lard
firm but quiet. Scotch pig iron $37a3S so.
Money abundant and in good demand.
PHILADELPHIA Sept. 26, p. NJ.
The Democrats of the 7lh Congressional
District, met at Doylestown, to-day, and re-
nominated Samuel A. Bridges, for Congress.
In Columbia, >. c., on the 25th, there
were deaf hs.
The flight from Augusta has doubtless
saved hundreds.
QUEBEC, Sept. 26.
MIR. Marcy has replied by telegraph to the
Canadian government that the reciprocity
treaty cannot take effect as regards Canada
until legislation takes place in England, all
of the Colonies being inletested.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 26.-There was riot
laet night IN the Twelfth ward between
party OF Protestanls and Gherman Catholics.
The difficulty originated in an attempt to or
ganze Sabbath SchuO! in the nighborhOOd
which was forciby resisted by the latter, who
attacked the house rented for the purpose
and threatened death 10 any one who would
attempt to organize Sabbath School. Three
were wounded by pistol shots.
VIM. kissane, ot the Martha Washington
Noterlety was arrested here to-day on u
requisiIion from The Governor of New York
OH the charge of committing the late lorgeries
ia New York city. He was brougt before
Judge Siorer OH writ of hdbedS corpus The
trial vi which was continued until Thursday
AUBURN, N. Y, Sept. 20.
The Democratic Convention met last night
and reassembled this m rning, when.
Mr.. Hale reported further resolutions de-
nouncng the Fugitive Shaver law, expires.
singa willingness to -operat with other
parties favorable 10 The overthrow vi slave
power, regarding slavery a sin against
Almighty God and an outrage upon the valid
law, and calling Tor prohibition liquor law
all OF which resolutions were adopted.
The question OF nominating ticket was
again debated, and a resolution adopted, set
ting forth the grounds on which the con-
vention cannot affiliate with either Of the
political organizations OF the State, and de-
ciaring their Willingness TO Cooperate with
the true friends of freedom of all parties Tor
the formation OF u republican organization;
ereupon the convention adjourned until
evening.
NEW Yo7K, Sept. 81.
Atthe Ant.Nebraska Free Democrat con.
vention at Auburn, yesterday, Mr.. Hall
made au energetic speech in teyUr o. unit.
ing with the Wings.
Henry J. Raymond was nominated for
Lieut.. Governor aud Myron H. Clark, Tor
Governor which are the same candidates
nominated by the Wigs.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. %.
The steamer Oleona was burnt on Red
River, three days ago; she was laden with
500 bales of cotlsn, and bound tor New Or
lerDs.
We have no further particulars.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 81.
The State Fair was largely attended yes.
terduy; it is computed there were 10000
presentO on the grounds.
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