Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-06-10

New HAmPsHIRE.-The Legislature met in
Convention yesterday, and elected Democrats
to I'LL the vacancies in the State Senate ana
House. Gov Baker was inaugurated IN the
afternoon. The Governors message fully en-
dorses the Administration. In the House, Mr.
FIandere, of Manchester, Wing, introduced
series Of resolutions condemning the disturb
ance Of the Missouri Compromise, and the ex-
tension Of Slavery in the Territories condemn
ing the conduct of Messrs. Norris, Williams
and Harry Hubbard, and lauding tho action Of
Messrs. Kittrcdge and Morrison on the Ne
braska bill The election of Senators is post
poned until Friday next.
10 The Washington Sentinel is sorely per-
picked in trying to sort out parties, and espe-
cially anxious to prove that some new organi-
zation it has encountered il not composed OF
Democrats. There is ono thing, however, that
it seems to comprehend with much clearness,
viz that whatever else the great body OF the
people may be- they are not friends OF the pres
emit Nebraska enslaving, Cuba-coveting, Hay
ti-annexing, Slavery fostering Administration
Of Northern man, with compromise break
ing practices, and no ascertainable principles.
10 The renown acquired by the man who
first nominated Franklin Pierce, has induced
tremendous competition in the business of ma
king Presidential nominations But in this
business the fast men are seldom the wise men.
yo,. all IN, ha IN xuthi Ia
o. George Noble, q rigger at the Navy
Yard, in this city, fell from tho top Of the
stack Of tho ordnance building, yesterday at-
ternoon, and was drcadfully injured.
DO The watering places arc being duly be-
pulled by the letter writers.
"Several ladies' who were in the gallery Of
tho House of Representatives on Thursday,
when Dr. Odds was replying to his colleague,
Mr. GiddiHgs--who had raised question Of
privilege concerning a communication in the
Union severely animadverting upon his con-
duct-werc 80 well pleased with the Doctors
skill in the administration Of bolus to his I'M
willing patient that they, on retiring from the
hall, sent to him large and beautiful bouquet
as a testimony of their approval OF his con-
duct o--Sentinn.
This testimonial to DR.. Oldss skill was well
deserved By the Se,tineps own report, it is
shown that that skill consisted in the art of
conducting a successful retreat from before the
enemy he had menaced.
A PERpLExING ALLANcE-Tho Turks are
a pious, praying people; but now that they have
Christian allies writer in tho New York Tn
bt.ne is perplexed to know how they will get
along with this praying their formula requi-
ring such prayers as the following, and they re-
garding all Christians as infidels:
sGreat God we conjure thee by the sacred
verses Of the Koran and the celestial lights Of
Mahomet.
"Great God we conjure thee by the merit
Of the prophets and all those who have gone
before us, preserve the Ottoman Empire.
Great God admit not to the number of
the elect the enemies of the holy religion.
Great God deliver the country from the
presence of infdels.
Great God! give their goods and lands to
the Mussulman.
Great God render their wives widows
aGreat God render their children orphans
Great God give their flesh to the lions.
"Great God we conjure thee by the merit
of our Saviour Mahomet, let tho infidels become
the prey Of the Mussulman."
HARTFORD, Conn, June 5, 1854,