Demoine courier., 1854-09-28

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The Treaty OF a,neGafcoa is adopted,
Mr.. Gregg reports, by King kamehane-
ha and his Council. and Mr. Gregg Tor
wards the project here.
Bu,, before trans mission to the u. ).
Executive, Liholiho, the warm and al
mos, sole influential opponen, Of annex
ion, originated the plan Of submitting
The project 10 popular appreciation, with
the nope of defeating il there.
The plan of submission is carried,
and the treaty is to go before The Sand
wcli Island public. ~ \. Tribune.
New York Wing Convention.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 20.
In the Wing Convention, Myron III.
Clark, of Ontario, was nominated tor
Governor on the second ballot; and Hen
ry J. Raymond for Lieutenan, Governor.
In the voting for Canal Commissioner,
grea, excitement and confusion prevail
cd. After several ballots, Henry Fitz
hugh was nominated. Sherwood Ba-
con was nominated for State Prison In
spec,or.
A resolution was adopted, deuocncing
the repeal of The Missouri COMPROMISE.
holding themselves thereby released
from all obligations 10 admi. any more
slave States. condemning the Veto of
he River and Harbor Bill. and the man.
ifesl indications to restore the African
Slave Trade. After which the Conven
ton adjourned.
WAsHiNGToN, Sept 81.
An aitemp. to reorganize The Demo
cratic party upon the basis Of opposition
to the Know Mornings, has served to re.
lieve the monoiony existing here. A
mass meeting was held last night al
Carusi's saloon, consisting of five to SIX
hundred persons. Postmaster Barrett
was appointed President, with a large
number OF Vice Presidents and a Secre
tary. The committee on business, pre-
scented preamble and resolutions in
spirit, thus: Tha; whereas, the Demo
cratic party has ever striven TO maintain
the guarantee Of the constitution in purity,
and whereas, certain organization has
sprung up having for it's ob;cc, to curtail
the rights of adopted citizens. Therefore
RESOLVED, That the Democratic party
will wage unceasing war upon the secre,
organization OF the Know Nothincs. aud
for that purpose will form National
Democratic New Association: .ha, we
viii forge. political an,eceden,s, and cor
daily invite Wings, and all others to Join
US in our efforts. that we have confidence
in The wisdom and integrity of Gen.
Pierce's administration; that all Know
No,h.ngs be removed from places under
the Government.
Upon a vote on the resolution, the
nays were decidedly in the ascendant.
bu, notwithstanding this, they were de-
clareG passed.
Mr.. Florence, OF Philadelphia, was in
troduced, and salused with groans and
cries. He waited some minutes, but no
disposition being exhibited TO hear him,
some speakers on the stand detained
against the Know No.hings in violent
style. After considerable sharp shooting
between portion of the crowd and
speakers on the stand, both being indis.
Greet, the meeting adjourned till Friday
demonstrating being done beyond
The appointment Of officers and the pas
sage Of the resolutions. This meeting
is matter Of much importance. as from
AL the movements connected with it, the
appointment OF officers, resolutions. &C.,
it has the favor of the administration
and is the commencement of the rolling
of The Democ attic Presidential ball.
The disturbance was commenced BY moi
over thirty persons, and could not be con.
sidered as a party movement Of those
politically opposed to the oojec. Of the
meeting.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. %. p. NJ.
The Dispatch" extra this P. NJ gives
seventy -four deaths from cholera yesisr.
day and to day up to noon. Total mum
Der of deaths for eight days, since the
commencement of the epidemic, 500; to
day, sixty deaths from cholera: The
fever al Savannah is as bad as ever;
deaths Yesterday, twenty eight; the whole
population is only abou. 1900. A,
Augusta complete stampede has taken
place; the stores and hotels are closed
and the neighboring villages overrun.-
All the Augusta operators have left.
The fever is raging badly a. Charles
ton: deaths 81.
BosToN, Sept. %.
A dispatch from Quebec says tha, the
Reciprocity Treaty was confirmed oy the
Provincial Parliam ent on Wednesday.
Sidrey Webster was on the floor when
lhe vote was taken.
Returns from all the towns in Maine
bu. three show that Morrill, lacks about
900 votes of an election by the people.