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BaItinoreans Spreading Themselves.

BALTIMORE, NIay z.
Great preparations are being made
here for the meeting Of the Constitution
al Union Convention, which meets here
next week. Recent events at Charleston
give this Convention. it is thought, in
creased Significance.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

Z ~ For a couple Of days past. the
weather has been uncomfortably cold, rem
dering FIRE by no means dissgreeable.-
And this with the wind in the south, too.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

F. P. Blair, Sen. and VIM, Marshall,
are delegates at lsrgs to the Chicago
Convention from Maryland. Mr.. Blair
will be one Of the most inHnential mem.
bers Of the Convention. He had much
to do with securing the nomination of
Fremont in 1855. sos 81
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

u RIvER.-The Missouri still remains in
about the same condition reported last
week. Since our last Issue, the following
have been the arrivals
Up.-Omahs, Thursday A Mellow
ell, Friday; Hesperian, Sunday; Emil
lie. Wednesday.
DOwn.-Hesperian, Thursday; Emil
lie, Saturday Omaha. Sunday Izetta.
Monday
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

A New Youk correspondents o. =. -.
timors Patriot writes: 81 ha,s Ii
with great cars to ascertain wo1' :. b.
state Of public feeling IN rsg.IS ,;o". sud
NOMINEES Of the Chicago Con,e y" Rs,
/ adhere to the opiniOn that Judgs hos .sO~
viii Be selected. I think can vii riIl
from the figures that Judge pa. h.lIOs
hsve seven more votes on the nr''
than any one else"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

NAWAKKFIELD 4 MoRToN.-The Card OF
this new firm of Architects and Builders,
will be found elsewhere in our columns.
Wakefield has been among us for three
years past, and his work shows for it.
self; and we have assurances that Mr..
Morton is an excellent workman. They
are prepared to contract for all kinds Of
work in their line.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

z E The District Court is now in ses-
sion at Troy. 1t is now. We believe. con-
sidersbly over q year SINCE this County
was last favored with Court, and there
is doubtless vast amount Of business on
docket.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

EAn exchange says that mosquitoes
have already made their appearance at
Charleston and other Southern cities
Mosquitoes made their appearance here.
more than four weeks ago. We ascsr-
tanned that from their small bile.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

E The Topeka Tribune issues an in
Aammatory extra. to announce the fact that
John Ritchey will not permit himself to be
arrested for defending himself against a
man who endesvored to kidnap him with
out showing any authority for it. We
suggest that the Tribune next send out an
extra to inform the world that the citi-
zens of Topeka are opposed to burglars
entering their houses.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

re- One of the Virginia Delegates to
the Chicago Convention. is said to be a
Postmaster in Montgomery County, down
smong the mountains. Decapitate him
he cannot be depended upon to search
ont and burn inesndiary mail matter
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

re- The Rulo Guide, after suspen-
sion of about six months, has again male
its appearance. under the control of its
former conductors, Messrs. Kirk d Her
gesheimer. ...
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

The Legislature Of Rhode Island is Re.
publican. The Spragus combination
elected only Is of the 80 Senators, and
but SO Of the II Representatives. As
before stated. no United States Senator il
to be ehossn By this Legislature.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

SThe papers announce that Herr Ku-
chelberger is dead. Sorry for him. Won
der who his wife will marry next3
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

) Eg The little stern wheel steamer.
Gus Linn. ran on a snag. anil sank, on
her trip from Sioux City to Council
Bluffs, several weeks since. Boat total
loss.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

"a The Knicksrbocker, jovial, jolly,
glorious old Knick.. is here for May,
richly frsighted with productions of the
highest order of literary merit-wit, SEN
timent, and philosophers need say no
more. Published in New York, at SO 9
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

; re- The WhippOorwill made its sea.
sons debut in these parts about two weeks
ago, and has since been discoursing its
melancholy notes during the hours Of the
night.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

The candidates Tor The Baltimore NOM
ination are reduced to four, The only
names now prominent are Messrs. Nc
Lean. Of Ohio; Bolts. Of Virginia
Critteudsu. Of Kentucky; and Bell. Of
Tennessee ~ N5..i 4,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

! ~ The annual meeting Of the White
Cloud City Company. takss place on
Monday, the 18th inst.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

Mr.. Henry Is reelected Mayor Of Phil.
adslphiA By BIG majority. in 81, 900
votes cast. This shows tia Peoples
Party in Philadelphia to Be about 5000
stronger than It was four years ago. s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

1EH The Holt County News apOlogi-
yes for the nom appearance of eommu-
nication. from the fact that, when partly
set mp, the manuscript blew out Of the
window, and was lost. The compositors
in the News Office, ought to learn to fol-
Lon conn
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10
WASHINGTON. Nav :

DN"6"H "'N heiS LUX IearIully Olus
to-day. All Of them that had any mon.
ey stnked their rile upon him when n.
secession took place; they thought Ii.
thing was dead sure. Their small chang,
is in q bad way.
Senator Simmons returned to. day and
is now prepared to submit to the Senate
his proposed amendments to the Nican.
gnan and Mexican treaties. and bat litls
donbt exists as to their ratification.
The developments respecting the inter.
est taken by England. in quieting the
Mexican difficulties. have opened the eve,
Of Senators. who are now satisfied thh
nnless this Government acts promptly. i,
will be too late.
Mr.. Davis Of Mississippi, will SPEAK
in the Senate upon his Territorial resolu.
tons on Monday next. He is expers!
to make slsshing speech. and will paw
his respects in handsome style to Dong
las new tangled doctrine.
Gen. Ward B. Burnett, Surveyor Gen
eral of Kansas. is here. prppsringa re.
port Of work done. Eight hunirsl ihou.
sand acres New York Indian lands. said
to be the finest in Kansas, will be thrown
into the market in June. These lie south
of the road from Independents to SAT-
Lake. and contain abundant supplies Of
the finest coal. Gen. Burnett has exam.
ined closely the geological features Of tbs
country. ALPHI
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

The Chicago Convention is looked
forward to with interest. I contemplate
being present. and may write you from
there. Yours.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

g DcoUHESTs.-If persons in the differ
ent Townships Of this County, Brown
and Nemaha, VIII send us lists Of all Re-
publican voters in their respective Town.
ships, together with the names Of such
Democrats as are open to light, kuowl-
edge and repentance. we viii forward them
to the Republican COMMITTEES. at Wash
iRgton. that they may be supplied, during
the coming Summer and Fall, with VAlua-
bic campaign documents. Let this mat.
ter be attended to without delay.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10
c..--;. Hc1ors the secsde'''

s.v.s.1z. G. Y, :. : i.
One hundred guns were nrsa - ritA-
bs.ssrv Ibis sTsaing in honor q =. -. j.
drsw.l q tie Eouthsrp STATES '''
Convection. lS-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10
SNIGGLEFRTTZ.

GREEDY. The Middle States are
claiming that they are entitled 70 the
President on the Republican ticket. this
time. Upon what principle they make
the claim. we are unable to divine. unless
It be the principle that the more one has.
the more he is entitled to. With ssingle
exception. New York or New Jersey has
had one or both Of the candidates on the
Opposition ticket for over twenty four
years. and perhaps still farther back. In
1886, Francis Granger. of New York. was
the candidate for Vice President. In 1910,
was, the single exception. In 1874.
Theodore Frelinghuysen. Of New Jersey.
was the candidate for Vice President. In
1S48, Fillmore. of New York, for Vice
President. and afterwards became Presi-
dent. Van Buren,. Of New York, was
likewise q candidate for President, the
same year. In 1852, Scott for President.
whose home was partly in New York and
partly in New Jersey. In 1856, Ere
mont, claiming New York as his home.
for President; and Dayton. of New Jersey.
for Vice President likewise, Fillmore, oil
of New York, for President. During the
ABOVE period, the Democrats have also
had candidates from these Aatss. Yet.
notwithstanding the foregoing facts. New
York claims that, if she cannot have
Seward for President, she must have
d.. T.. e. Wa praa;Iank
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10
Virginia Republican Couy.nt;..

Delegates Appointed to ths ~,
Convention, eAieaSO
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10
FrOn the Cincinnati Ga..,t.
Our Special Washington ni,n,...

> WI UASPdIen,
DOTglGs' Baeksrs look Blus-NodiS,,.
ton Of the NiearaguGn and K.riea.
Trsaties-England IL Adfrt-.LT
Davis on Douglds-Ransa, land,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
The California; Overland Mail.

FORT SmiIH II, IhufCAy, sept. IoUU.
The California Overland Mail with i've through pss
eps hid San FrRncisco date 10 the IN inst, arrived
heJt this uo,uiDg at o'clock
AurI z tSe De ssergeIs il Horace nj OF tle San
FraDcisco pIess who is en- route 10 Boston.
The Atlantic ard Paclfc Telegraph Line was to be
opeped 70 Los Angeles nv the Goth iost.
Senator Lstham and family were TO leave San fran
cisco On the 18th inst for Washington bs TIE oyet nd
route. An extra out embracing everything eas -nti 81
to their comfort arc convenience duriDg the Journey,
was p's ed at their dis yosa They will proceed at
sy stages end ect 70 ups forty Gays In rsaeh
ipg st Louis
A tram IN charge Of a man named Smith, from De
cstur H.. was attacked by party OF Apache aud Co
u ar be ILdnns at Doubtful Pass Seven horses be-
10, pipg to the train were killed, end others solen
TIE dsy following, the esme party Of lodians at
tack, ao her trs AID drove of one hundred horses
+ ght mulee b-loi ging 20 the O9eraod MIA Com
rsny were stolen BY the Ind 81 Horseh tad, near
tie cfoteirs Of the Pecos River. They were subs y
qne,y recaptured by the STATEN meD, WHO look them
1r, III the camp of the Indians 10y stratsgem.
Two companies of mounted troops are reported en-
rou.e from Salt Lake TO Fort Brewster, on ismbroS
River.
Notbipg new had trsnspired in relation to the An.
20 q iues.
Tbs suspt cted ipcendaries are leaving Northern
Texas in la &c plumbers About three hundred ~ag ns
be or giI 10 this class oi now strung aiong
q C roads uortb Of River. Thor destination ID said
to he Kansas sDd Missouri.
The overland mail destined ono day on the Col
oIado Desert near Sacke,ts Wells.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
Ur DOugIns In Indiana.

INDIAEoPOLIs, Frd y S-pt 70 ioVp'
The Douglas state r1ass meeting Id t1-d'y "4s e1e
lo,gsrt ysetmbiy cf the DE DOcracy h-io aace 1870
TIE pros ssOB coupcted Of wasO1-, foo'msn oeIl =
bs1usrs &C. was ab NJ ar our passlog glVsa poln'.
NT Dong las rec ived ihe demoGsratou vi the mass
fonn an o en- carriage drawn by four White horses.
The moot ip posing feature OF the poco9To was tn5
voupg aoies car ia ahich STOOD y'uig I'ly a.ti"5
a. tie G. dcess Of LIBERTY. ms T. ''i'n oi0l''u
n1,j es al applause from everybody ....,,,,r
desire 20 see Dir. o8l4s Vas H'nes|1o oy , ,ai
Of ali rses Hi, speech was Of Lu n,sa the o,essnt
uni sion. he spoke ab Mt Dour add qaT'it 1 b9
,stDd 10 answer th. ques:iops proPoua9sd 70 nun ny
The Indiana Jou'Ho saying they SoouII If
=, ,beir QUO cgndicae for a. lsWer ooIpio 'Ho.
.usS 10 Em. He ALLUDED Mr ekordse ~ s1 yer
ieTms, cbwgpg him and 81 t2G9s wh 81 ' aaJ ors.E
- tIc 80 me tI ,uk In rhe CIuci0nstl psUoi N, Ilo
Hbcb be ard Biocknrdgo stood shoalde' 20 onou'''f
IN 1856. -.... .,oo ,bir,y-8ye
N q buudr~d thousand, incIad NJ large dei92'i'"
from Kentucky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

There wss glorious Republican meeting Al Lyoas,
Wsyn, Co., N. - on tho 26'h. Ath ,usb only days
nouce was given, and no particular ell ri Las asis :,
assemble largo audience yet befors hour OF speak,
ing arrived, Zoe cspsciyus hall of hb Wsyns Coaasy
Aer'Oul'ursi Society was filed to oseraowing. Over
one hurd'ed Wiie-Awakes formed 10 p-osessoo, and
escorted 1e speakers, the Hon. N. j. Townsend, Of
Troy Judge Tracy Of California ard the aSo. T. n.
Po@efey of Auburn, through shs piucips. streets 70
The h'ei, where thousand enthusiastic Repablieaas
srsstd them with prolonged cheers. Mr.. Towusead's
sch, directed mainly 10 Douglas men, WA "a
'ane.' ans truthful argument aod Perfectly anahilsssi
the Little Giant Judge Tracy, t,ough laoOrps aadsr
severe cold, made capital speecb Mr.. Pomersy
spoke but few minutes but with telling effect. oar
correspondent at LyOna PoA old Wayne down fur ssoc
majority for Llnco,a,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
TIE LATEST NEWS.
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From MaaIIinaIOn.
RECEIVED By
Special Oispatcb 20 TIE N. T. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Friday, Sept. p, 1850.

Special ohpatce 20 TIE N. T. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Friday Sept. y, 1850.
NAVAL.
Directions have been gwen at the Navy Depart
inert for the immediate preparation of the Van
dSha. at N.w-York, the Est India squadron,
tie Saratoga, at Philadelphia, for the Coast OF
Ar q. and tie Germantown, at Norfolk, f,r the
Homo squsdron.
7Hg CAPTURE OF The STORM KING.
Ccptain Dorm, G mmaDding Ullted States ship
San sci TO- reports tn At the STA Of Aug ut last
while pIocee ing from M0urovia to Loa,do, hes tell
in with ard captured h-rmaphr, d orig. wi b.
ont name, having on board cargo o. 6l9 Africans.
OF these 100 were men, 100 women, 26I boys, aud
6S girls. According to statement of John Lock
HIATT, passenger on board, it app -ars that ths
veset is tn GEE braed Storm X ny u hicn broug It
the two United States Deputy Marshals into SO
much difficulty last May at New York. she l.rt
that city under his command aud was su ,se-
queLtlJ sold TO a Spsoisn captain. She lett the
African coast about the 9th of August. Captain
DORM directed Lieut. A. X. Hughes to take
charge Of the prize and proceed to Monrova,
where he would transfer the Africans 70 the Rev.
John Leys, Agent of the United States for recap
tutNV n AlCohe W OuA CiurcEe. A'lrr lduOlug the
Africans, be was instructed to proceed t. Norfolk
and turn the prize vessel oser to the United Statss
authorities. Three neg ,OeS died before reaching
koDTovia.
Lieut.. Hughes reports that Wills landing the
Africans at MonrO0a, the ship Eie, commanded
By Lieut. Huntington, with upward of $50 A'rl-
cans on board, which we're captured on the sth of
August by the Uoiled States steamer Mohlc 4n
Commander Gordon. entered the h4rbOr.
THE De GROOT CLAIM.
The 90 dit to-day is that the De GrOOt claim is
Ekely TO go under.
BEVERLY TUCKER FOR DOUGLAS.
The States to-day has u tAi6e column letter from
Beverly Tucker United States Consul st Liver
pool, in favor o JOdge Douglas for the Pre- idoncy.
THE DETROIT Posi- MASTER.
The subject of the emoval HearS n. Walker,
Pos'm ,ster at Detroit bas beeo before Ibe Cabinet
to day, spd 1t is reported tonight IN Brecktar dse
ciJcles that A. w. Buel has been appointed ia his
place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

,,,;,.d ferr. Ps,w Ars,-ntea here. which has jss'
c,ue fr Borneo-su e1os sioe to the good hsbk' Of
lie ga, efo fsrs, tie lusrioW Faooy DOT excepted.
Sine our .st article "a, prn et. seversi i0 'o'tsn'
sdciicps hs,e been made to zee ehnio,'i0n' iue
highly p+Ifou ed flower Of the Wet VIA ne 0'"
express frcm Pbilsdelpbis yesterday, snd nov n,'"
on the miniarure house popd, very vase OF oi'r'
Ire petals Of the flower are a pure ~sfr "bi's'
lrneI ones deeply stained with chnsor' Tohe .o'
petals s,d ttan sDs wien lsst ss~ 1t ~sre ndarn
from view by esp of the dseP-dyed Pes.is' Inc
flower IL got yet folly opened, bat will Pro'ao5 be 70
this Afternoon or evening, and one must watch for
sbole DAY 10 zee the beautiful changes, which IT.
tp's undergo. The opportunity Of seeing 90 rare and
on derful plant as ths, will probably DOT oc'nTi 10
generation sgsin and should neglect to take 3D.
vsntase Of it when thus for,ans,ely presented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

Apprsr oy A BUEGLAR.-OGGcer Sanford Of the
Fop,t..nh Ward last night arrested boy ~ years OF
age, named VIM. Grace, on charge OF pu'g'ailonSF
entering on two occasions recently the d"elnng nous'
Of Frederick Shaher, No. 70 Elm street. aud s'sai'l
T. erefron izwely scd other property valued at gov
Ire ycupg .capegraee Locked up for exanua'ion'
s. me Of the siolOD property WA found up bis person.
ana he subsequently gave inormation which led 70 tns
recovery of the balance. He is said to be an Old o.
fender, though your in years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

WuyyR's PFoTEsT.--When Walker was sufTe''
der, to Capt. Sauon he made tho following
dA he cspt,n Of Hsjessys steamer ioT', U.s.
f,f expressly received my sword and Pso s,i Ia 70
49,, sssds 10 MIN the repesentfiiyS Of ne. 'sLKER
s,ty -. Cd r iglO
i, stated that the English occupation oil the ng
I.isncs l. 10 eoniinue for Fix months lonxeT me gf
Irpon 10 be main4i1 a, the expense oil hnno6r ~
1ch dissatisfaction IS felt at The negeet 81 our
,os,srs the ast visit having been made BY tue horao
more than thirty years 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
Coneressiopa, Nomination, &c.

SCREnGCTADY, Friday, Sep'. %, lo6J.
The Breckintioge Congressional COnventtoa Tor the
XVIII DisrTict cas hsld at Aut1oGy Hat ST 2
o ,lo,k day mordecsi Myers OF Scheme LADY ~as
xomIbattd fer member Of Coz gees, aid h f. Lover
idQe for Chairman of the Dietflct Committee. 900
BosIoS Friday. Sep Is, 1860.
The Republicans Of tue Win Dit lot tonight udahi-
rDoos nominated Am, B1illDgAms for reee'uoa to
Coz e. ZEE.
X A. Chapman Of Springfield w4s Jay c9ohrnei
o. one Of tie judges Of tae euene CVult of Massa-
otusstiE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

The Republican Congressional Convention teF the
XXXth District OF N-w-Yoik met at Warsaw
Wv, nirg Co., on the % inst, spd rsnomins''d tne
Bon Augustus Frank for tho next Congress "itn
entire upauinity adopting the following resolution;
R,.8 That ha unanimous rsponina ion by sc,lhmN on,
on Auaustus Acard date for meulo- o. tue
ri sdOrd, conclusive lad gatytng e71ed,o -
ell Il Istb9l perorms c" 81 the -- Of hf
The past "a confidence Of his M INC
Rrsolu,ors were also adopted indorsing the State
and Mai, ne roo inees RI tie party The Con'enoon
sas ep,ir,l harmonious and in s ac,i m reiecs te
f,eliDps of the entire District. Mr.. Frank entered
Congress a youtg nan, inexperienced In Paoic lie.
His rit years seIyces have secured the hnoeooe oi
an Intelligent and aopreeaiive constituency aaa ne
will be returned by an over sheluiog nal 'r''y' lie
az cen always IN bis seat some gong on
as M, is vote in the right place every tim' has the
,eruts ion Of bard worker strashsi0r ward honest
man. a, a sta,ds well with HE fellow members.
"A large Republican meeting was held 10 Babylon
II On "Wednesday evening when addresses ore
raas nv joseph Couch and C. j. jack, eaqg OF
R,ookl,u. A Democra ic meeting was held In the
same village at the rane time. Committee Of Rs.
,ubleans as appointed to wait upon th- De noorsi,
meeting, aud propose that the people able at on,
ace that the time be divided bet seen the Reou blicar
ard Democrats sr. akcrs. The propo, i'm yas do
clned by tie Democrats, they giving ~ a reason thu
their meeting was ALREADY organized.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
The q. s. Court at Trenton.

ITERATION, Frlda!, sept e IcvT'
The United Sstes Court Is still in session. The Jqry
in tho esse of Elliott vs Van Worst rendered verdict
for the defendant The Court then took up the e7c'
,ent ca,e of Van Buren, RyeIsoo vs Nehemiah Perry.
II be p, IT, uroIs were discharged except those im'
rapeed IN the above Tnis Sc tee the question
tia, ia ka ow will ct tried at the preseLt even
Il "a hi | should he four d against him.
m. Grand jury Will reasonable next Friday, and
q IN uro1stly report bill on the Saturday following
( kslo will then be brourh, into Court and charged
with tie Indictment snd biz trial set down fer come
DIV in JannaIy next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
s.r,ous Railroad Accident.

plTTsBUR GH, Friday, Sept %, looV'
Tie train due tos af from tho Hl, e en Of
Pentsy wanna Ralresd wneh Sy'u met VITA an acci-
ss oDs s1 81 eUSsr car went an e6sas
cent ss 0 feet The Top Of the car parting iron
~ boeoW. From tweny TO thirty p4issngS' T Te.
ipiuTtd two or three seri' usiy Inc OfA1oll""'
Stevens, will probably de. .rcy
Three passenger cars weot over inc ous .erously.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
Gen. Walker ShOf.

NEw.0RLEASs Friday, pit %, 1860
The Bri isb var steamer Gtaoiator has bosu ga Al
tied. She has on board the remnuhts Of Gen Wal
KRIS army.
Walker was sb,t on the I2th ist. Ten shots were
fred 81 Tim amid The che rs Of tie natives lie was
sft+rwaId buried by foreigners toe natives refdsug
20 lake any pant 10 tie ceremony Cil Ra1lef has
been sentenced TO four years Imprieonmsut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
From Havana.

BALTmoRE, Friday. Sept. % lo0e.
The stea rsbip Baltimore has arrived fro Havana,
I'D She spoke, 26,h Is 80 a. Ion. u 81, schooner
loan s, Lee, bound 10 Philadelphia.
Tie Iulchaso Of Druid Hill Park by the city was
III alJy cousummsed to-day. 1t viii be formally
ND with grand military and civic parade, On
Saturday OF next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
New.gersey Politics.

NEWARK, trllay, o7PI' % IO0V'
The Douglas VT Dist ias Cor gre.sIo1 Z 9'enton
met ~ Ii zabeih day tx Gov. rrice pr'sd I9e'e
-rss a e,ir,,tg struggle the mt alo1 III th9 tol-
v.,tou kut Ii al,y n. b. mIan Perry Ot New F's
nominated BY vote of 81 to X. Mr. Perry fa'ion
a6o. - i. ..o,,s -,
The BreckinIidge and Lane Convention meets on
bcnday and will indorse 'he n' mnaIon OF M cry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
Fall OF a hSOOf,
sEYERAL PRISONS INJURED.

ELwARK, n. j., FTIda,, S'pt. %, 1869.
TIE roof of u e Republ csu WIgwau 10 tie First
WaId Of this CITY fell at II O'Clock the morning, 30
urely ipjuing several men. Two are lot expected TO
i've.
A boy fell through the hatch way Of Msr'iotts rag
war; hOue, Ii MARKET street yesterday a'lerIoon, al
9 O'Clock, and was Instant, killed, .
4 boy Dsmed Finnetty WAS Tun-eveT a. the Morns
and Eset Rsro I'D depot last night, snd died In an
keur from the effects 0f tis mi jay.