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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-23

The States of Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina
and South Carolina not represented in the
Convention of the Old Thirteen, at Philadelphia to
further the erection of monuments in Independence
Square.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-23

PICKLES FROM w. UNDERWOOD.
TUST landed from the Brig Commerce,
j 500 doz Jars Pickles, all kinds.
10 Sc Seville Olives
10 Z" Fresh Holsters.
10 Salmon. '@--
pure Lemon Syrup.
5 60 Eng Mustard.
5 IS Tomato Catshup.
S Underwoods Relish
sc Pure Pepper.
"Luca Oil. For sale loy by.
jyI0 HOWARD q PEbES.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-23

NTOTlCE-The Subscriber has placed Flat at the sc Big
~ Bridge Ferry the North East River and the Fer
ry is passabe. JAS. F. MCREE.
July II, 1852. 45-tf.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-23

APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsIDENT-William Carr
Lane, by and with the advice and consent of the
Senate has been appointed to be Governor of the
Territory of New Mexico in the place of James S.
Calhoun, deceased:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-23

Count dOrsay. by the last accounts. was dying.
He had been ordered to Dieppe, for sea-bathing,
with little hope of being benefited bv it.
The regular army Of Austria comprises 72S,624
men-exceedng the entire population of Vienna by
nearly 100000.
Ba~The steamship Daniel Webster arrived at N.
York on the 18th, with 40 passengers and $685.
900 in the hands of passengers. The small pox was
raging at Jamaica.
RESIGNATION OF Hon ABBOTT LAwRENCE.--BAL-
T1MoRE, July 20.--The resignation of the Hon. Alb
bolt Lawrence Minister to England was received
at Washington day. Mr. Webster, Mr. Crit
tenden, will succeed him.
The Royal Mail steamship America arrived at
Halifax the goth, bringing dates from Liverpool
to the 10th, and from Paris and Havre to the 9th
instant--four days later.
Cotton continued dull in the Liverpool market,
but unchanged in rates. Sales for the four days
ending Friday evening, 9th inst, restricted to
81 600 bales.
Flour and Grain unchanged, but heavy
The price of Rice was without change. Provisions
firm. Money easy.
Political news unimportant, usual
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-23
STATE OF NORM Carolina.

|, WILLIAM HILL Secretary of State in and for the state
of North Carolina do hereby certify that the foregoing
and perfect copy Act of the General Assembly of
this State off from the original the file in this Of
fee. Given under my hand 3ist day of December ISL
WM. IT'LL, Sccy Of State.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-23

A leading British journal says that the United
States that are now running so hard in rivalry
of greatness possesses but real advantage over
this country-that is space"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-23

Drugs md Medicines. -r4
Castor Oil per gall bottle: Sands Townsends BrsUi
EPSON Salts, per Dbl or essi Bulls and Eppings Sara
Gum Opium; Gum Camphor:I parilla;
Do. Assafetida; Sal Soda; Swaim's Panacea;
Bi. Carb Soda CT. Tartar; Fahnesock and Dead Shot
Satpetre; Vermifuge
sulphur roll and flowers; EOfat's. Brandreth's, and
Pulv. Rhubarb, Ipecac, Jalap, Wrght's Pills.
&c sc. N1ofat's Btters
Chemicals, iOpedeldcc;
Direct from Powers& Weight Liquids Seass British Oil;
man; IBatemans Drops;
Suph tie of Quinne Essences all kinds, &c. &c.
do Valerianate; Fancy Articles and Per-
Chloroform; funery.
Suphuric Ether; German Cologne;
Hoffrnan's Anodyns; lPomatums;
Nit. Silver; Hyd. Potash Shaving Cream
Citrc Acid; Piporine; ariety Of Soaps for shaving
Sail ;ne Lactucarium, &c Sci and toilet;
Surgical Instruments. Lubin's Rousel's and Pvers
variety from the most ap- Extracts SC &c
proved makers.
Paints, Oils, DC.
10000 lbs. White Lead-pure extra and No. ];
500 90 Black do, in oil; 200 lbs. do, dry;
1000 .. Yenitian Red dry; 500 lbs. do, in oil,
8 bbs Lnseed and do. Train Oil;
cases Chrome Yellow, in oil; do. do do dry,+
=" - Green, in oil;
4" Paris Green. in oil:
2 Z" Burnt Amber, in oil; 4
Copal. Coach, and Japan Varnish. 7
1900 Cigars of choice brands and selected by aeonr
seur s. & j. A. EVANS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist
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IN STORE.
S0 BBLS. City Mess and Prime Pork;
w 10 hhds. Bacon Sides
so bills. Mackere1, Nos. and
Is hafbarrels and kits Mackerel, Nos and 2;
40 barrels and half-barrels sup. Flour;
10 frkius fresh Goshen Butter
10 boxes Cheese
10 baskets sup. Champ. Wine; .
8 haf-pipes pure Otard and Cognac Brandy;
80 demjohns Brandy Rum. Gin and Wine together
with sundry other articles, for sale by
jylO FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
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VIEW DRUG STORE.

1E undersigned respectfully inform the patrons of IN
i the old firm of A. c. Evans & Brother and the q
public generally that they have rcrenished their stock z
with entire fresh and genuine supply of all articles usual
kept in Drug Stores Hysicfis, Country Merchants aI
others wanting articles in line, WREN visiting Whining
- respect -a.5-st -- " i "~o'"ne articles
and a,tces. Tc So. d a.' t0- il o,-= - NJ
ve woGd say .as~ -'a1- '.. B.. 'r ,
We pledge our '@ gss s.e- 's!-
in eUery part 'T '-.s. are ...- o.. >
therefor r'a '--t"ffr.. a"fuF-
ness. Ord rff trIts.. t.-
invite De d 4' aE f1 part
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-23

"a CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD" ACCEPTED The
offer of Mr.. Wbeck. of Greentush, (see advertise
ment in Saturdays Wing "to put up sl00 against
an equal amount that he can beat any man of his hst
(Which is 35 pounds) in this county, with the Cra-
de' has been accepted, will be by the follow
ing
Troy, Sd July, so
"Mr. Editor: It's myself accepts Mr.. lsaac Wit
hecks challenge TO the worId'-wih this understan-
ding that the due allowance shall be made for differ
ence in years, his heft, (l55) is my own to hair
and having after marrige of IS years been blessed
with l3 healthy children, don't fear any man,
in this or any other country with the Cradle.
Yours, BARNY ODoNAHUE"
Tr0y Wig
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-23
THEY HAVE COME,

THEY HAVE COME,
ND are as good you can find in this place. G%~N~
"A large assortment of TRUNKS, BON III Tia
NET BOXES, Sc, MADE EXPIRE SSLY 80 lG.yo
FOR Me, which will warrant to be WHAT RECON-
MEND THEM Having been in this business, AND NO
OTHER, for number of years. consider myself some
what of Judge. JOHN ]. CONOLEY
Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Maker Market-st.
July 22-27l-1w Her. and Com. copy times.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-23

July l. PEARSON j., delivered the opinion Of the
Court in HuntIey HuntIey. in Equity, from Arson,
directing decree for plaintiff. Also, in Cochran V
Gordon, in Equity, from Orange, dsmssing the bill
with costs. Also, in Retter Suits, in Equity from
Moore affirming the order appealed from.
PEARSON, j., delivered the opinion of the Court in
Peck Thompson, in equity from Wake, dismissing
the bill with costs. Also, in Avera Sexton, from
Cumberland, directing venre de Also, in
State Boon, from Sampson, declaring that there is
in the record and Proceedings of said Court.
July 2 NASH. j.. delivered the opinion of the
Court in Sinclair Williams, in Equity, from Moore,
making the I'M nncton perpetual, and directing the de-
PENDANTS to convey. Also, in Watson Williams, in
Equity, from Moore, making the Injunction perpetual
and directing the defendant TO convey. Also in Ayres
and Turns Wright, from New Hanover, in Equity,
overruIed the demurrer.
July 3 NASH, J. delivered the opinion of the Court
in Harrel Lane, from New Hanover, affirming the
judgement Also, in Prdgen Pridgen, from Column
bus affirming the judgment. Also, in State Thorn
the order appealed from. Also. in State Amman,
from Randolph; judgment of Superior Court reversed
as TO $50, and directing procedendo the County
Court.
July 6. RUFFIN, C. j., delivered the opinion of the
Court in While White, from Rando ph, affirming The
Judgment. Also, in Briles Pace, from Randolph,
| awarding venTe de novo Also, in doe er dem Ma
son Mclean, from Cumberland, affirming the judg
ment. Also in Latham and Perry Hodges, from
Pit Judgment reversed and motion disaowed. Also
in State Mason. from Stanly awarding veaire de
| novo. Also, in Swndale, in Equity, from Bladen
| Directing degree according TO the report.
DECAY OF RAcEs-Not single instance, says the
h;storap N;ohDhr ha nrOducnd of q really saw
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TTOURLY EXPECTED

TTOURLY EXPECTED
II 200 bbls fresh ground sup. and extra Flour,
100 do. Herrings, Eastern,
50 do. Mae<eral, No. & q
50 do. Clarified Sugar.
20 do. Crushed Loaf & Porto Rico Sugar.
ALSO-Bacon, Butter. Lard, Cheese N1oasses Vinegar
and variety Of other articles in the provisions line
July 2 FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
ELOUR--l5 bbs assorted brands; IS half bbls: For
l sale cheap. OWEN HCT MES
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-23

DECAY OF RACEs.--Not single instance, says the
historian Niebuhr, can be produced of a really saw
age people, which has become civilized of its own
accord and where civilization has been forced on
such people from without the physical decay has
opsund
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-23
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessons-June Term 1852
TT considered by the Court that The rule by which the
order which the docket shall be taken up rescnded
and it is ordered of the general rules of this Court
that hereafter the the State docket shall be
tried and when that docket shall be concluded the Court
will proceed with the trial of the the appeal docket
and the these two dockets being disposed Of the
Court will then hear the the regular docket
L. H. MARSTELLER, Clerk.
July 22d.-[47-tc] Herald and Com. copy weekly
DEESWAX FOR SHIPPING.-We want 1000 lbs of
ID Beeswax for export and will cash-the highest
ket price. SCOTT BALDWIN, Market-st.
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GOING NORTH.

NORTH.
TINE subscriber would respectfully inform his Csto
that he expects leave about the 25th instant,
and would be happy to be the bearer of any funds they
may wish to send North. ]. NJ ROBINSON.
July II. 1852. a67-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-23

ToBAceo.-los boxes Tobacco. a,scr.ss b.sed. q pri
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LIST OF LETTERS.
D ESIAININCi in the Post Office at Wilmn gton n.
n 18th JULY 1852.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-23

TRUE OF HENRY CLAY-The Harrisburg Keystone
truly observes: $3.50. ..
Mr.. Clay started in life Democrat and advanced
rapidly to conspicuous place amongst the most
distinguished of his party. For causes to which 1t
is not proper to refer, Mr.. Clay abandoned his
old political associates and at became the lead
er and champion of their opponents, which position
he continued to hold until 1913 Unquestionably
g the noble Roman - in the Wing ranks, party
which his great talents and genius had republican,
Used and built up from weak faction to powerful
opposition almost equally dividing the American
his manhood, and all his unrivalled zeal and energy
his old days were embttered and his last days prob
ably FASTENED, by its cold Indifference, in promoting
men who never pretended to craftsmanship, to its
highest honors, and in rejecting his claims up
on its gratitude.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-23

HUMAN Acr.-At Philadelphia drayman, dur
ing one Of the recent hot days, had awning spread
over his horse to keep off the sun. One end of the
awning supported upon the top of the front stake
OF his cart, and the other end upon the names of the
har
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-23

The residence of the late J. Fennniore Cooper,
known as Otsego Hall. has recently been purchased
by Mr.. Hickman. of New-York city, for $40 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-01
Police Intelligence,

ALMOST A TRAGEDY--YANKEE SULLIVAN AND TON
NELLY, WITH KNIFE AND PIsToL-KELLY SHOT
IN THE LEG.
Yesterday afternoon ARRAY took place between
iankee sullivan and Tom Kelly In Elm street In which
the latter received pistol ball in the leg. Kelly IL
sees Is considered somewhat Of pugilistic character
as wei as Yankee Sullivan. some political differences
have existed between them fer time past aud
t'rday afternoon Kelly met Sullivan in Leonard strset
nehr broadway, and commenced attack OF abuse
sullivan told him to keep away from him. but Kelly fol.
lowed him to the corner of Elm and Leonard streets
when nc armed himself with large knife from tho
grocery store at tho corner With this instrument
under bis coat he pursued Sullivan into the Ivy
Green, when lie drew the knife, and was about
70 use T. Wien he (Sullivan) drew out six
barrel revolver and shot Kelly in the calf OF his lef
Tic instant Kelly shot he retreated back TO the
grocery store and Sullivan hastcned the Police court
ana represented his to the sitting magistrate asking
to warrant TO arrest Kelly or The attempted assault With
kniie ana wished him TO be held bail to keep tho
peace me Magistrate asked sullivan IL he was afraid Of
hely. why, no replied he, II am not afsarcd Of
MN but don't want to have lace him in the street
and ge my name into all tho papers; nor do want to be
ahbea oI cut With knife; and II he comes at me again
Win Knife IL shoot hmand don't want to have to
az that All want is for him to keep away from mel
WANT him bound over to keep the peace It's pity IL
can get warrant against man who attacks me in the
street. without my doing anything. III was to attack
aoy one how precious they would have mo arrested
Want TINS Kelly bound 70 Keep the peaceo Tho magis.
ratt TOOK suliVans complaint and eued warrant for
be arrest OF Kelly in oruer to put him under bonds 10
kecp me peace Up 10 late hour last night the oi.er
holding The varran. had not been able TO find Kelly
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pt.lb
There never was known for many years SO great
scarcity Of the silver at prcscnt in conse
que nee Of the large expectations Of silver that have
recently taken place to Port Philip Melbourne Geelong
sydney and other potts Of our Australian colonies for
the conytience Of the adventurous at the gold dig
gngs" Not vessel leaves the port Of Lon,.on. Fly
mouth, Bristol Liverpool Sc but takes out considera
bic amount both ofgold ana silver specie either by specu
laor who proceeding to the above colonies for the
purpose OF making large purchases Of gold from the emil
grant, now working at the dggings consgned by capt.
taiss aud bullion dealers to their agents at Port Philip
&e, ior the ane specific purpose. Ii is with much diff.
fculty that the bankers in the city and West end
can obtain silver currency to any amount. either
at the Bank Of England or the Royal Mint accommo
date their correspondents in the different parts Of the
United Kingdom with silver coinage. At Birmingham
Manchester, Liverpool, and other large commercial
towns the demand at the various banks for silver Is so
great that they are unable to supply parties with more
than tl00 to goo not only j. quantity being
shipped OFT TO Australia and India but the demands Tor
oliver bu)on and specie for France Belgium Holland
Iismbtrg and the continent, also very extensive
In consequence Of this immense call for silver it appears
that the authorities ~ the mint intend having consider
abe amount Immediately coined into specie and like.
wise gold currency OF half soyeigns and soyereign for
The convenience OF the emrnts who placed in great
difficulties from the want Of small circulating medium
in exchange for their gold.
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Tur CnNIC War,

From the British Mail, Sept l6l
General Cathcar has at length expressed the mind Of
this country TO the Cape colonsts. in language unmis
tahoale ana decided His explanatory circular 81 the
2h july il OF the paines pieces of writing in
octed by Governor General lie that this is
probably The last Cse carried at the expens of
the British goyerrms Mt. Ii is unreasonable that
oo000o sterling I've would be glad to think that the
cost Of the pre- ept httlc) should again be
drawn from the pockets OF the British people in
in Which they have real interest Ills Tx :eency had,
therefore, determined final movement which lac oy-
pected would have the effect at Of closing the
present struggle, and Of placing the prowess of ths
coonists in 20 strong light would convince the Cafre
chiefs that they fully able to defondt emelves for
of tie colony had been reduced about three hundred
maraudors, against whom the mounted police a uf-
eient protection II only remained to strife decided
blow at kre the paramount chief Of tho Cales
the kei For tbs purpose the Governor General had
solved on great expedition in the month Of August.
He called on the coonists to join him. not because their
assistance was necessary TO enable him TO intlict
TIE contemplated chastisement on kreli buc DE-.
onstIaton OF their own strength aud zeal ia defence OF
tho colony they dockcd in numbers to his standard
the Cues would be convinced that there were force
AID energy within the colony sufficient 10 resist any
futI1e attacks But IT, the contrary they stood back
he would proceed 10 indcate the honor of her Najes
ty troops without them and would probably be ordered
afterwards to wi hdraw his army from the colony
Ing the coonss to reduce their oeks and possessions
within limits which they able to defend against
savage enemy who. after such display OF pusiauimi y
coxld not fail TO dcspise them
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Stuck Snlrs.

PMi,ApyLpSiA. SEPT n-tReported by Keen n Taylor
- Ust Bo0rd-24,N0 Reading Railroad Mortgage So A3
s son Ig ksasd ~ Ras9ad 6 70 essh loo Whining
scrI ~ 9sehuylkill Navigation Preferred b. @ % DO
-; 90 90, DO Y1 ~ Pennsyvanis Railroad, b5 40 do
T ~ 20 49, 100 d9 bSgn l6a 100 DO l66 200 do, 1876
n; S"rs nE, IA Mechanics Bank, s5wn, 32s; 81
nnltea states rank ~. Beiceen Boords.-160 shares
Long Island Railroad s5wn lsz 300 d.. b. llf iD Union
canh io ~ do, b5wn, 166 80 do, b5 16 S.coHd Hoard
s6GV Reading Railroad 90 20 93sf 10000 DO w. s3s.
oioo Ie1ghos, "; 900 do DO. n; 5000 Schuylki Navra
sown ga go do s2i4 200 Do sawn $3.50; 1000 1iisgbo
" ,onnty kairoad Us, 100 LII Wilmington RAILROAD 6s
I'm irs wv % HEAVIER Meadow Railroad 30 10 Ponnsyi
yena kelroad ~ 80 Schuylkill Navigation Preferred
% VI 70 schuylh Navigation, l9s 20 Union Canal ga
na mon Canal Preferred, 10, 6l&. 800 Long Island
naltoia essn, l5 ~ Gi,ari Bank, lfi6 II Mechanics
banh 70 - Attr hoard 81 100 United statos 6s 81,
s ~ ia Nv a. MSS 100 West Philadelphia Gss a5i
hhsreh mn Navigation Preferred, %, -; 80 do,
~ ~ tsig ,n Canal e go yckshnrg Railroad b. - 10
@rplEtN .era, no Narks; lgeyy,
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The second ballot giving no choice, the Convention
procee ded with third ballot.
1t was moved that during the absence of the telors
the regular orders of business be proceeded with.
The report Of the Trustees Of the Episcopal Fund Of
the Diocese of New York read by the Secretary.
The report OF the Trustees for the Relief Of Aged and
lnf,m Cicrgymen was also read
III was moved and seconded that the Trustees be
thorztd TO apply to The Legislature for act ofincopor
alton
Next was read report Of the Standing Committee on
the Theological Seminary.
The report Of the Special Committee Chapels and
Churches read which proposed alterations in
article seven of the constitution which excludes chapels
hereafter created from giving additional vote to the
parish erecting them
The Rev. MIR. LToNARD-I wish some explanation Of
this proposed alteration for cannot understand the
principle involved.
Rev DR. HAYNES entered into long explanation Of the
matter and said that he had no objection to make an
alteration in the resolution
LAY DELICATE asked the object Of the alteration in
the seventh article.
Judge oANLEr objected to chapes having the right to
vote.
Or THE pIoCEsA1 FUND.
special committee appointed to consider the subject
OF the regular payments by parishes Of their pro-
portion of the Diocesan Fund reported list Of the de-
aulting parishes, as follows
v.n~sEl aUs. OF 49, st....x - ~
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q the wPerts o. the CoGnittee on Iaoosporstion q
Churches Ia ordr to give tbs delegates Of such churches
NAM rffpt NJ

= a the wpssts o. the Committee on Iacosporshoa Of
nurcbrs Ia or to give tho delegates Of such churches
en- opportunity OF voting
iicoHpoa artor cHuRoHss.
The committee rpctted fsyoIaLy 70 the folio ring new
churches nsd their delspH'es:-
81 Poychrp's causjobarie
Cut,ar. Church Bioohlyp
81 Fe'tr'S Church rtrtct ester
CLuIcb Of the Boly Trinity Brookiyn.
Church OF the Incarnation. New York
Church Of the Messiah Rhioebeck
lhniee q the AsceDsion South Brooklyn.
Bs reason OF some inforugslity dscu-son arose 10
rterence to the certificates u At Msrys Church North
Cattle and 20 Johns Lopsbvrg which termiuated
IN withdrawal By those cbu hes Of their application
for edmisscn
Mr. MoLEts withdrew Mia motion for the admission Of
the coiosed church u st Philips.
ELECTION on PROVISIONAL BISHOP.
Vt enc O'clock the House took up the specis order Of
The Gay for the election of Provisional BIZ hop
Tho chsir invited he 9ouse join with him In devo
ticul exercises before proceeding to this important
business
ptoim WAS surg. and prayer offered up
The following delegates appointed 10 receive tue
votes II tbe clergy Rev. Dr. iIigbe. Hon Luther
Ersd b. ana John Mitchell and for the isity, Rev.
Or Taylor, Rev Mr.. Ware aud Hon Johu A. Dix.
Gte fret ballot proceeded The following the re-
cult -.
CHEMICAL.
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h Trinity church, New Yerk. On Thursday September
90 Mr. EDwAaD Mc0vsaR, Of HAnilton OaaadA West,
to Miss CHAaLorTs On Loav, Of Paris, France
On the 9TH Of september, BY the Rev Henry Chase,
DAVID PArsos to Mia Lyo,SDA p LApD, 81 Of this city
Rev. Dr. Putnam Capt. WILLIAM U PUTNAM, Of the
clipper ship Arrow to Miss MAaiA WEr, daughter Of
Capt. Stephen West Of the Same place.
New Bedford and California papers please copy.
Gu Thursday September 80 ct church Of tho Holy
Communion BY the Rev. DR. Muhlenberg GEoRGs Il.
KEpDIro TO MARIA d VAN NoRpEr both Of Yarmouth,
Ms
In the city Of Philadelphia ct st. Mary's church, by
the Rev. Father Strobeil, Mr. EMILE p PovarrLeT to
Miss CLARA 4. LowEsV, all Of tho s6ove named place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-01
Passengers Sailed.

MISUNDERSTANDING Nisgarn from BostonMiss Stur.
gs, Russell stnrgis Jr Miss Perry, Mise Perry w
Muntz, q Bond, W Prescott, and s M RAYMOND, OF
Boston DR. rosmer and Mrs Hosme Of Watrtown Messrs
Richardson Of Freepcrt Me- Mr. Mitchell, and Coch-
Of New York; II Creighton, Of Philadelphia Tay-
lor Of Washington DC Mr. Vaughn Cleveland Ohio Cart
ruleson wife and child and Capt Gordon, British army
thss Hamilton of Connds Henry Edwards Of London;
Wsrsbishbergcr and de Grainred Of switzcrland-2L
two chdr Mr. Finch, wife niece and two children Of
York. Mrs Ellen Reynode, 81 Maine; w Bond AMI a
starr, New York Mr. yas McEYep, %,
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Personal IuteIli0ence

Carolina; Hon. II. s. Terry Conn Hon w n y,rsSiav
Washington; Mai II. A. Francis U. s. Army; II. Long
necker, Philadelphia Dr. John Graham British ARM
Jose sivaso, Naparsso Il. g. Van Rensselaer, New Ham
burg Albert EeIavo Havana; s. H. Warren TROY, Cant
Pettjcrow. u Is. navy, and 40 others -
~ the living lion N. w. snowc. scboharie, Hon
Jhhdsus Steytns Philadelphia julius Clarke Wiscon.
Gin; Thomas ferguson symcusc; j. S. Smith Ulster
egphiyi W. Il. Robinson, Louisiana; s. 4. Whitaey