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II is reported that Ex-Governor G. Moore, OF
Alabama, died few days ago He had occupied
important stations in public life-at one time Gov
ernor of Alabama, and subsequently member OF
Congress from thai State.


The great whig mass convention at EIie, Pa, on
the 10Th Of September, will be addressed by Cassius
NJ Clav, of Kentucky, and exGov. Corwin, OF
ONO.


Mr. Crittendens absence from the great Nash
Vile Convention was caused by heavy domestic
afflicton.


| Gen Leslie Coombs of KY, addressed whig
| meeting at Philadelphia on Monday evening.
| James Watson Riley, whig, has been nomlna-


ted for Congress in the 9th Ohio district, compris-
| ing the N W. counties
| Judge Clemens, an old and much esteemed resi-
dent OF Macomb county, died on Sunday morning
| last. The Judge was native Of Philadelphia. He
| removed to the State OF Michigan in 1875.
| The democrats Of New Sharon have nominated
Henry f. Dyer, Esq, for Representative from the
district composed OF New Sharon, Industry and
New Vineyard


Gen. Leslie Coombs, of Kentucky, who is one
OF the candidates for Presidential Electors in that
State, was expected in New Haven on Wednes-
day, to address the Convention that day, as was
also the Hon. J. Mcpherson Benien.
Gov Letcher, Of Kentucky, has issued proca-
nation appointing the 10Th instant day OF prayer,
| praise and thanksgiving.
VERMONT ELECTIoN.-An election for Governor,
! Lieut.. Governor, Members OF Legislature, and


Members Of Congress- % was h 70 take h pace IN yer
| Hon. Solomon Foote, Hon. Jacob Colamer, and
| Hon. George 7. Marsh, now representing the LIST.
| I'd and Sd districts Tor reelection; They have
| also nominated Hon: George . Chandler 10 run
against Hon. Paul Dillingham;, Jr, the present re-
preventative OF the 4ih district U ). Senator
is to be chosen by the new Legislature 10 succeed
Hon. Samuel 5. Phelps.
Lieut. r. Emmett Hooe Of the u S. Navy was
from hia h0Ynp n Washington
day, on Pennsylvania Avenue, and severely wound
The Rev. Mr. Guthe has been assigned the pas
toral charge Of the ST. Louis Roman Catholic
| Church, in Buffalo


| Capt j. ID Sloat has been ordered to take COM
| mand Of the Pacific squadron, and will sail from
1 Norfolk about the 10Th inst. tor Chagres, IN the u


S. brig Oregon.


| The Whig assemblage at Clarksburg, Virginia,
| last week, were addressed by the Hon, George W.
| Summers and other distinguished friends OF the
| cause.


| Mr.. Senator Berrien, now at Saratoga is expect


ed to address the meeting at Boston on the 18th met
| On the lst October he goes delegate TO the


Episcopal Convention in nPhiadephia.
The following gentlemen have been nominated
as candidates to represent the city OF Baltimore IN


the next House OF Delegates Of Maryland: jacob
| G. Davies William George Reed, William F
Giles, Francis Gallagher, David G. Springer.
Hon Theodore Frelinghuysen Of New Jersey, is
expected Boston in the course OF tins or the next
week. He is expected to attend the meeting OF
| the American Board OF Commissioners for Foreign
| Missions, 10 be held at Worcester in few days
| Mr.. Rlves is at the Bath Springs, Morgan county.
| where he will remain until the Sth, and then take
| his departure for the Wheeling Convention on the
| 18th His health has been recruited ny repose


Gen Gaines and suite were at ST. Louis on the


26th ult.


Hon. Thos, Marshall of KY was at Nashfeld.
| on the 2Sth uli.