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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
ANTI SLAVERY ~ THE SOUTH.

Mr. H. r. Helper the suthof of the " Impenfing
Crisis in the South" has addressed TO TIE Ant Star
err Standard letter in which he gives number OF
instances Of the gradual spread of Anti Slavery vlew1
even in the very home of the peculiar institution
Auoty them be cites the Gaze Of Methodist clergy
man. a native of North Carolina, who, after thirty
FIVE wears resdepee in the Wes has returned TO that
STATE and now boldly preaching AntiSavery in the
pulpit. This clergyman says that though VARIOUS
threats OF mob violence have been made against him.
he has az yet sustained 10 personal injury This, ne
thinks il partially owing to the influence of his rels-
tive. in the vicinity end TO his Southern birth.
residert of BotetouIt County, Va, makes the fol-
lowing strong remarks:
nIn VIRGINS. such 10 our loyalty 10 Slavery that II
an ultYs Abol,tionis who contends for amsgamation
were 70 coue among Us aud sdVocaIe hls theofy, nc
would certainly TO say the least get coat Of af sno
feathers; but, when we look a. me iace Q. sTc,s
demou..rsbe beyond the possibility OF DOUBT u a.
We have prsctcs 81 anal gamslions:i by the score:
some Of cur towns ard villages, more tnan nau .ne
coored population of mixed blood ana sncn INC
state of ihrgs, to greater Or le's e1I, Us. N
the entire South a. far as haze Travelled; inns 10
th respect truth compels me TO make the hu, s.hg
concession TIA, Virginia practice e worse L.
chuse.ts heorr. Al - u,u,;.;
mate sduerous populstion-the offspring OF Tree men
ho,r In Sayery-fom VINO the privileges oil eluca'
lion and legal matdnony are withheld: inoa'
lands OF the slaves Of tbs State are Of mixed race
The sors and daughters of white fat ,ers. -
.sdv the sad consequences Of this eprous sore upo1
80 ~ noitc. the eIertons Of the wise and goo
| should at orce be &C led forth. -. 1914. A; :.
In msterial poin, Of view we are Also mos, ais
.dvarta geously affected by AIe.n ssvs'! N pro- .
OF this, we need only look Inc iNenees =. orita,
n onr wasted lands the very low price Of reA estate
ID. unnporance Of commerce and our sesolg
asDsndence on the North for m snufscsured taoncs.
In the State University of North Carolina, al Chape
HILL all the students are taught that slavery Is
Divine origin ard tina. i. is their duty as c's'eo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
NIa&saC husetts Militia,

BOSTON, Ffliay, Sept y, 1889.
Ns;cf. General Wool arrived al Camp NJ 4ssacbusets
Iut evening, where he received by the Con-
mspderi Chief, ard partook Of supper az Heaiquar-
tss. A large pumber cf distinguished guests were
prssert, Including many ladies. A monster concert
by eighteen bands Of music, accompanied by artillery,
took place in the evening.
This morning, both branches OF the Legislature,
escorted by the ancient and honorable Artillery Co r.
psny, left for the camp. The grand review takes
place to-day and the tepts will be struck at p. n.
fo-morow, the second brigade will be reviewed on
Boston Common by the Governor au6 staff
The three days nctmpment Of the State militia
broke up this afternoon, and many Of the troops left
fox home. Among the most imp6siog features of to.
days proceedings was review Of the eutre force by
the Governor aid Legislature, attended by Gen. Wool
ore hour in passing The troops subsequently, formed
in hollow square, when the Governor introduced Gen
Wool, who was received with nibe cheers and salute
Of artillery. Brief speeches made by Gov Banks
Gen. Wool, and Mr.. Phelps, President Of toe Senate
after which collation. was partaken of at he quar-
ters. The weather hss been delightful, and excellent
discipline ard health have been maintained at the en-
csmpment-a success even beyond the most sangune
'tcpes Of lie originate and warmest advocates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
ARMY AND NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Capt. Underwood, the officer in command OF Fort
CASTOR, California, had arrived a, Fort Humboldt
early in August, accompanied by 81 meu, vino
to be sccou.red and fitted ont at the latter post The
Captain was prepatH for his speedy return to Fort
Castor, from which be wsuld soon start for the
klamath to designate the best site for new mill.
tary post near the Salmon River.
From letter dated a. Fort Yuma we Learn that
the military station was established there in 1850. 1t
is situated on the western bsnk of the Colorado upon
an emipe nee about - feet above the surrounding
plain. TIE army buildings are commodous aud CON-
Portable and lock directly the te city of Arzors,
which consists OF 1.-TWO saloonp two stores, and
"post.office.' Two additional honses are 10 course
of erection. TIE Colorado Ferry and Overland Mail
Companys blacksmith shop, beside several other
buildings, located mile below the Fort. Col
orado City contains ore adobe house the Custom
House. Thus, it will be seen, there three cities
"and a large military post within mile of each
" other, surrounded by sand"
Tie machinery for the new steam gunboa Sem
mole will be completed in few weeks at the Nor
gan Iron Works, foot of Ninth street, New-YoIk.
The Seminole is one of the seven boats
ordered by Congress She is about 800 tuns burden,
2l9 feet long, 81 feet wide and will be bark-riggsi.
weighing % 900 pounds, and two - Founders, weigh
ing 200 pc unds each. She will have two horizontal
backactirg rgres Of the seepe sort, with two cyn-
ders 20 inches in diameter and 3O.inch stroke. Tne
pistons are connected to cross heads by two rods.
Her condenser will be Puison's patent surface. One
air pump ard one water pump, common to both
engines are aso nearly ready for her, and will be
worked by projecting arms forged the lower piston
rods She is to have two boilers and auxiliary
all Martins.
The Seminole's propeller is of brass, two-bladed
true screw, feet inches in diameter, and II feet
pitch. The total weight of the machinery will be 3Oi
uns and the Consumption of coal daily is expected
not to exceed - turs The speed of the vessel will
average from to IL knots an hour under steam, or
from 10 to Is with steam and canvas.
The United States steamers Wyardot and Mo-
hawk, at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, are nearly ready
for their crew. They proceed to the Gulf Of Mexico
to join the home squadron.
No orders have yet been received relative to the
outfit of the Susquehanra Niagara or the other ships
in the stream.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

TIE OsE HrsDREDTH ASSIyERs,Rr % TIE
CAPTURE OF QutBEc-Henry A. Miles, Frederic
Kidder, Martin Moore, Joseph Palmer and John W.
Dean. Committee Of the New-Epg and Hi'torcAGs'
nealogical Society, make the following announce
ment: r
"The one hurdredih anniversary Of the capture OF
Quebec naturally invites the students OF Amencan me-
tory 70 .urvey the consequences Of an event vncn dd
40 much TO give ascendency 10 English civlhz1ion,
ard the Protestant religion in this eouatIy.
one Of the youngest Of the New.Enssnd hstonee
Societies PISp8sssS a. s nii o1 purpose purpose invited the
Hon Lorenzo Sabine to deliver an address Since his
areeptance desire has been expressed tor more
uubc occazou, and to this the Society has Yielded.
tuesday tho ah Of seP'sIoeTw ns IMP s.T
isc.sJ And the address vii be delivered at the Repre-
ser.s,iyes U.l Ct TIE State House, u u O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
POLITICAL.

The following persons were nominated for Coropers
by the late Democratic County Convention Of Kings
County: john II. MURPHY, Henry Van Dyke, and G
w. Seaman.
At the Assembly Conventions held yesterday, the
following ele tied delegates to the Democratic
State Convention to be held a. Syracuse:
Dst Tuns g. Bryen; Ds, H. P..rict K.-rsn. Dis. ILL.,
James Cfaf D,t Nv. puih McLau MIN Dist '. JOAN A. Day
ten Dist; vi, Patrick Kelley Isaac Rollins, Alternate
The Sixth Assembly District Convention met. and
after several ballots, adjourned until to to-day at
o'clock.
The Hcustos Telegraph has returns Of the recen
election from ll9 counties in Texas, which foot up
follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

The NORTHERs LIGHT AT SEA.-Bsrk james w.
Jones Paige, at this port from the West Coast Of
Africa, reports
Had fine weather TO lat "a. lon. 60 30, when the
lst September took very heavy gale from w. 5. W.,
with very heavy squalls, accomp aned by thunder aud
lightning; at II q. IN. was struck by lightning, the
fist fash struck the foremost, and descended down
the lightning conductor which was doomed out ton
feet from the side the second fash struck the mzen
mast and descended down the lightning rod, which
was not doomed out Ike the other and went through
into the mzep chains and magnetized them so that
affected the compass, and caused it TO revove with
great rspidty The man at the wheel was stunned
and could not for ten minutes after the flash At
night, by bearing OF the North Star found that both
of the compasses in the bnnscles affected three
points to the Westward they kept deraoged till the
81 inst, when they got to be nearly correct Inc
same night observed a great phenomenon. From
p. IN. till p. M the whole horizon was as light as
any sun shiny day, the popularity Of it was that the
tky was completely overcast with very black Clouds
and at tines in rained in torrents. Al hands forward
we're very much alarmed September 4, lh 80, long.
~ 20, passed bark Alice Taintor hence tor New
Orleans."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

THE DRIVE AROUND THE IsLAsD.-H. l.. Southland,
esq., City Surveyor, who was lstely appointed Super
intendent Of Roads in the place of John f. Nesbitt
yesterday sent in to the Street Commissioner large
volume of spendidly drawn maps, on the scale of one
hundred feet 20 the inch, illustrating the new ROAD
along the whole length Of the Harlem River and
along Spuytenduyvil Creek to the Hudson River as
proposed by resolution Of the Common Council
pa ssed October 20 1853. The road is laid down in
conformity with the exterior line as established by
the Hsbor Commissioners, ami is to be seventy feet
wide the whole length, the greater part being either
wholly or partially water line When concaief,
this will be one Of the finest drives In this vicinity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
A FUGITIVE HUSB AND.
A WIFE DESERTED.
FROM TAe Troy Why.

Or he 9th Of July last, the following paragraph
sSsaed 10 the local column of this paper
The wife Of prominent merchant "a sPi ,aa.l Of tbs To-,
cry has Tx abe legal counsel IN respect u hs ho -
sny p,s.s re PUGET Of h-r husband lhst SUI shouu
lsre Ii. bed AID board aeionnt Of inconseuisl ~
,ss, .en Al. twain Toe counsel advises ar 20 master
bt,c,vi,y ~ throw TIE blame where y "eo.s -
Ssps Gu H.. Of the family divided in the
s1h,er tss the side the roher and the other thai OF e
ht.r. Tnst The way The story runs; w9,a "a, 80 "
stow the peculI tendencies Of toc'led .'ilt"ai All
From the the of the appearance OF the above 10
The present, v have been apprlsed, BON oy EIiho!
sK less duocy Of the progress oi this case. Eas'
week tie sffaiyesched q denoucmsm not uheNpeo.eu,
but melancho INDEED and as concerns an interesting
family, deploIae.
Ths wife has smaiped firm, vet courteous sud con-
els,ory. Lsstweek the husband, VIE, ana three
chldren-daug hers sged ressectively 10, - anu
wnt north on 8 lsit 10 ether friends OF rea.N
sythe husbandDropos.d carriage-roe Vi al ~ ~
IL the family. be children were made resdy oy u.
Ecber, and she repaired TO 20 herself. The husband
oiove up TO the dr. the children were heipeo o 'uo
carnage when hesuddenly discovered tneie "aS ~
room for his vii and started OIL promising .h". n'
absence should n exceed an hour. Inc we, na.u o
nly suspicious uler the circumstances walIcl Two
Sears Tor the ieturnwhen she hastily maze arrauso
aenfs TO proceed Troy al once. ms Occurrences
va place at Chart, Saratoga County.
AWNING in Troy,he Immediately proceeded 10 ne'
NO. my street, and there louna =. ~.
npessession-freDdkf the husbaDd-pTepa rpS 20 TO-
move the furniture, q. The piano bad aready 1een
esuied from The hous She imme iia,ey applied to
ss egal adviser, whovent with her 10 the house an
brief and friendly tpsultation with those in there
s.dsa their operatons,.nd the lady left in charge
The premises and realms so still.
~ has been ascertairs that the husband and chill
so proceeded directly Schenectady, and took the
wes', Ia believed from thst city. No tdings
lave been learned Of the.
The husband claims he worth at least sl6, 900.
=. sne robbed Of her .ildren, was left by him en-
Icy without means, andf we may judge by circum.
Sstces, be designed to ave her without home.
Ne evening papers Of Sunday and The IPhig oil
Today morning contAinea notice of the dissolution
ne business firm TO With the fleeing husband be
sseSsd. The dissolution "a dated on the st Of Sep
~1sr, sad appeared forle 6rr, time on the Sd. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
made BY Trougbton & simn,, Londoa, and besri.g

made by rrougbton & Simns, London, AID bearing
the following irscrip'ior
mace. If hs Urd sLp Tu,csor, fr b~ sal.n; s..i.,
no- rendered BY him the British bark Norfolk IL Sov,b-r
IGta"
TIE Coleoto, has also n bis hand. FIVE mAi.ls. 10
tended FOR the following perso,': John X. Dickin-on
IL. mate, gold medal; Rober. Wusans 81 nate gold
medal; James Dia nold sesrnsn, silver medal Wade
COOLING seaman silver medal; Frank VI Qlsil,
seaman, silver edal The medals beautiful speci
Of art. The name " tire intended recipient is
struck TIE edge of each, and they bear side
the bust Of Queen Vot ra and the reverse ncloeed
in an osk wreath, the inscription:
Prs-nted by the British Gover7men' for E4sot-T ana hu
msnity ssvirs the Of the bark Norfolk If Newcastle
kCyru bel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
Chrsisss AID patriots to Ssfead IL. Yet svve. that
Sssfe, hr. Helpers Impsssdies Crisis" hes bsa e.

Chrsssss and pst,iots to Ssfead IL. Yet svven that
sssfe, nr Helpsr's Z" Impesdies Crisis" hes bea sx-
tees'vely circulated, SD VIII good resut1. O.
n is Ia Virginia particularly tina tie mevsmsn, Is
oeennHe to be feb. citisen Of nchmoad, Va,
winter to M: Helper:
Is 10 slavery alor. tia. vir,,C;s Owe. the sad
misfortune Of bsving W;,t her bo.scrs ,re srcxn
men arc ner who capcot Rod than ,av stter State
10 the ULior Eastern Virgins whexe nost Of our 40
.I.Sa. people ave ~ b having h.,f u,i.i'O. Of
car attend school, uness parrot. can AR t,kseo.
nes's 'os ne sole purpose Of taking thor c , q
sAe rrIn the 80. Col house. This IL the oh;sf nn.E
ne at but there is smother. TIE aooa I.sd in E,s,s
sren;a-ir fact al The ard bordering on he nCsrs
Possession @: the shareholders. while me s-s.t
l nass oil the vhe population the non sl,veh,sd..s
i've % ards tn at give but mesger returns for the An
70 slowed upon them. You aware OF the beautiful
Isefs ms dow through section Of the Stxe from
zee mountains 10 the Chesapeake and Of the mssoi6-
!, !. M, oo WHICH incen. our seacoas asd yst Car
pot truth to cay, that these ws4z the slmcst ieso,
s.e slpesrasSs tbs: thy did IN the daY vasu lie
Creator fIst baGe .lem sbb and flow"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

The only DOUBT as to the result seems to be in ref
eIcnce TO Lieutenant Governor and Congressman in
tne lid District. The Opposition TO the regular De-
Inocrscy for these Offices are, it wild be seen, slightly
ahead go far.
The Opposition to the Democracy in Mississippi
have pomil stsd the following ticket
Fo, Go.erno,-H. W Walter Of Marshall.
Secretary Of siate-H II. southwor,h, OF Subnower.
Avdtor-A Y. Reynolds Of Tisbemipgo.
7,eoswr-Josrph Reagan, Of Claiborne.
The name of Msjor A. II. Colqut, is mentioned in
come con with the Georgia Senatorstip, to succeed
the Hon. a. Iverson.
Col. j. NJ. Hunk Ell of Frederick, has been nomn-
sted at the adjourned meeting of the Democratic Con-
vention at Cumberland, Maryland the Candidate for
reelection to congress from the Filth Congressional
District.
Colonel Ramsey McHenry has been nomn sted 70.
Congress by the Democracy of the Second Congress
sional District of Maryland.
Thomas Young, Democrat, has been elected
Mayor of Wilmington, Del, by lS3 majority.
-Manasseh H. Smith, the Pro-Savay candidate
for Governor Of Maine deciLss to meet Lott NJ. Nor
r the Republican candidate, the stump t, DISCUSS
political subjects.
"A meeting Of the delegates AID aternstes elected
by the Tammsry Democrats of this city to the State
Convention at Syracuse, was held last evening at
Tammany Hall. Captain Rynders presided. The at
tendance was slim. The proceedings were not OF in
terest, and an adjournment was had to the Voorhis
House, at Syracuse, on Tuesday, at o'clock P. m.
The Tammany Delega alton from this city TO the
State Convention a. Syracuse will not be complete.
The Cony ention for the With District composed of
parts Of the Eighth Ninth and fifteenth Wards, have
not been able to agree upon delegate and alternate
They tried to do last evening for the third time at
No. 40 Mercer-street but without avail and finally
adjourned sine die The last vote stood: Cohen, g.
Delevan, 3; Norris, ..
The Hon. Emerson Etheridge, Representative
elect from Tennessee, is urged by The Lynch6arg
Vrginion, and other Southern Opposition papers, IS
the standardization candidate for Speaker OF
the next House Of Representatives.
"A correspondent of Tie Erening Post, in reply to
the assertion Of the Syracuse correspondent of TIE
Times. that Judge Woodruff lost the nomination for
Judge of Appesls, in consequence Of his decision in
the Lemon Slave case says:
"Judge Woodruff never decided against the Lemon
slaves. Judge Davies never decided in their favor.
For the correctness Of this statement refer TO Messrs.
Chas. O'Coror, ii. ID. Lapaugh, L. ID. Culver, aod
Joseph Blunt counsel in that case, and also TO Sand
tsins reports of the case The only Judges who took
pat III il were Paine Mitchell, Pesbody and Roose-
vet'
Those Of us who live in closely contested States
are often surprised at the large Republican msorties
given in the little Commonwealth of Vermont. The
secret is revealed in the following Zone sided votes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

AccrDEsr TO IHE Hos. ANin j. PARKkR'-
Judge Parker met with serious accifent on "edne-
day night, from which bis sniable wife ana daugh'er
were not exempt. They had been on vi'' 10
friend, Mr. Hsvens, at Fort Washington, when upon
leaving in their carriage the horses eok fright and In
their course plunged down precpice, ovsrtufn,ng
the vehicle and njuring all within. Mf. Parker wa
severely cut upon the head and Injured considerably
in the side The ladies less hurt, but are still
confined 10 their beds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
Majority for Hsrris.....,

The Iearen,corth DAILY Register announces the
election of Mr.. b. Gray as County Judge OF Wyan-
dot,e County Kansas, by 10 majority over L. sidney
Post, ESQ.,. the partner OF United States District
Attorney Davis. The Register says the issue was
fai, " made on the new Constitution being IN
favcr of its adoption, ard Post against it. wyando'e
has hitherto been strongly Democratic. The returns
Of ate local elections in Kansas generally show de-
cded gains for the Republican side and there is little
doubt that the Wyandot Constitution 10 be voted
on by the people, the ith of October Will be rau
fed by large majority, in spite o. the united and
determined opposition Of the Democratic party
"A Tifin correspondent. of The Cincinnati Ga-ette
III FRS, del ste between candidate. fr Govror o. oho
,k place her today 9TH good deal OF interest vas maui
Mr. R.nrry ei.,iv- 10 bis The LATER in his
Iy ignored Of Nj Ds ,peeh and went % on 70 ..
Sws uneh upon The difference between Gtdnss AID Coisl,
and s.ted Nj Derui.on 70 say which s'de % '0Oa
replied explicitly and argued the question o.S'
WIN. j. O Shea was elected on Wednesday evening
70 r.presep, the Democrats of Richmond County IN
the State Convention. lie is said TO be Hard and
in favor of the Distric, system
The Democracy Of the lid District OF Mary
land have nominated Col. Ramsay Henry Tor Con
gress.
In III counties in Texas, the majority Tor Gen
Houston for Governor, is ss9l. Ills inends nave
Also tie Legislature. Clark, Independent Democrs'
!, believed to be elected Leuienani.Governo'' o
about LOCO m.js1ty. Reagan, Regular Democia y
and Hamilton Independent Democr"'' are e,ee.e1
Congress the former by about 20 600 and the is'e' .!
200 majority.
-TL Eransrals Daily Journal says that Me'sr'
Durbsm and Hendricks rival aspirarts for the Demo
c,.,c ponir alton for Governor OF Indiana IN i'oV
.aw b,,d At work canvas.ing the party througnou
the State, with view to the Convention when meei
in January re.t Both aye Lecomptonite. one .
The n,ers.. Of Senator Bright, the other Of Gov W.
| lard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

IsryKsArIoS.L CoURrEsr-BRlTIsH iEsIiso .,
90 C.pT Du.LrvY.-The Collector OF the pom
S,sdsnbi. received lately from the State Department
A. Washington several testimonials by the G,t.n
G o. through Lord Napier, the British MIME
ter the officers and shp Tu.cs
T Rrsl, IN bark Norfolk in November 1853 The TS,
c.Iora having arrived from Liverpool last week, the
pr.sepatou TO Capt Dunsvy took place .. ;ne GO
ofce Yesterday afternoon the testimonial being
.pn.,;or and ely flushed foaroOt telescope.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

PARADE OF THE SIyESTr-FIRst.-The 7lst regi-
nent, American Guard, Col. A. s. Vcsburgh, vii
make full-dress moonlight parade on Monday even
ing next The line will be formed in Bond street, the
hight resting on Broadway oolockp m IL is stated
that this regiment has recently been increasing ms
terialy, and that by the next inspection in Oc;o'er
Il viii rarade FIVE hundred men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
M ysteriOus Murder.

= PHIADELPHIA, Thursday, Sept 9, 1879.
citizen arrested tonight, said to be- charged
with q murder at Harrisburg the strength Of
statement by uulato girl. The murder alleged to
have occurred in gambling hell in Harrisburg during
nqussre and the BODY buried in the garden. The
gb says she was paid to keep secret The party ar
rested asseverates his innocence and processes fling
ness to meet his accuser The affair is yery mysteri
IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

As ALLEGED SwISDLER.-Ofiicer Free nan OF the
eptysixth Precinct last night arrested McAlpine,
alias Bruce the person who is alleged to hsver'bbed
. schoolmstress on Monday night lat of her watch,
after seducing her. The accused wss locked up for
the NIGHT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

Cur HIS THRoAr.-A late hour last night -
named John Denim, residing st No. so Tenth svssaA
while in Ct of dslrium trsmens, cut his thfoe g
ear 10 ear with common knife, causing amose tess
death. Deceased leaves q wife TO mowp IA -
timely end.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
Railroad Accident,

:. NORTH BRIDGEwATlR, Friday, Sept 9, 1859.
Mr.. Henry Nolney, of the firm of French & Howard
this town, was killed this morning, by Jumping from
steamboat train, while 10 motion Mr. Volney vas
feot kn8y mutllated. lie leaves wife aud child now
abSolt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

And so through a score or two of towns. The at
mosphere of the Green Mountains is highly deleter-
GUS to the mongre race of " doughfaces.'
The American Nominating Convention for the
lid. District of Maryland which met at Towsontowh
on the 9th inst, nominated the Hon. j. Morris Harms
for reelection 10 Congress.
C. c. Cox, esq, of Talbot, is the American csn-
didate in the Is. Congressional District of Maryland
The Hon. j. A. Stewart is the Democratic nominee
for reelection.
Tie following is the official vote Of Tennessee on
Governor, cast at the recent election
Harris. Democrs,....