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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-30

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
la "a 81 -. sss - sssssa
ON and after Monday, the lst of March, two pas
" senger trains will be between Richmond and
Petersburg daily both trains carrying the United States
mail.
lst train leaves Richmond at Z o'clock A. NJ.
I'd do do do at. IS o'clock p. M.
LIST do do Petersburg al. A o'clock A. NJ.
I'd do do do o'clock P. M.
Fare when tickets procured at the Office. 81 90
Children 3, and over IL years of age,
and coloured personswhen tickets procured the
ofice-half price.
On Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, the first train
from Richmond will connect with the coal train TO which
apassenger will be attached,) for Clover Hill.
NORFOLK TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays at A. NJ.
For Port!Walthal whence it connects with the steam
boat Augusta, Capt. VIM c. Smith. for Norfolk, Ports
mouth. and the intermediate places.
Fare to Norfolk Portsmouth Observation-Disclosures 90
Meals each Observation-Disclosures. SO
Servants travelling by themselves be furnished
with two passes that be retained the ticket
office. and must be expressly stated the pass that
they permitted go the boat the
may be.
Freight trains will leave Richmond regularly Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, at O'clock A NJ, and
much ottener be required accommodate the Blu
siness.
NH THOS. DODAMEAD, Supt
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SOME THING NEW,

"ASn rs USEFUL, PRETTY AND
w CHEAP have just received new article OF
CHAIR, which combines al the above qualities. 1t is
made Of Rattan, and IS decidedly the durable Chair
that's used have Ladies' Sewing Chairs with aud with
out rockers Hall Chairs Dining Chairs aud smaed sized
for children They very desirable for the
Try piazza chair they can be exposed to the
Their any length and be damaged and being the
natural colour Of tis do not SOIL but always retain
their first appearance. As summer seat they inds
pensabe being light cool and exceedingly comfortable
For sale at the House Furnishing Store of
L. GINTER.
NH % 1877 Main street
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BROOKS, BELL & CO.,
Importers and Jobbers of Foreign and Do
mcstic Dry Goods,
| No II, Pearl street, Richmond Va.
NV have now in store avery commanding and careful
/ w ly selected stock OF seasonabe Foreign and
| Domestic Dry Goods, which we offer at a small
advance, orcash, the usual credit to the Virginia
| and North Carolina trades
We will be constantly in receipt of fresh goods and
assure our friends that stock during the whole
son shall be of the attractive to be found in
| this Or any other market
We desire particularly ask our city merchants and
the trade generally to call and examine our stock of
t'rints Lawns, Gnghams coored and white embroidered
French Mushns, Barge de Lains, Lama Cloths satin
striped Poplins Chales, &c, which confident will
be found to be the largest and chossst offered this
| city.
Our stock of Brown and Blcached Goods and
other heavy domestic goods complete and we offer them
as usual at a small commission.
We earnestly solicit call from merchants before
making their purchases.
NH II BROOKS, BELL CO.
rHNEA:-5oo packages Green Tea, comprising one OF
the best assortnents ever offered for sale in this
market Also, daily expected, per ship North Carolina,
from Canton,
leg half chests extra fine BLACK TEA, for sale BY
NH II EDMOND. DAVENPORT & co.
- lot of handsome Shell and Buffalo Tuck Combs new
patterns for sale by
NH % RIM. ZIMMERMAN
GREAT IMPROyEMENT.-HA
~ ~ orDAGUERRoTYPEs CoLORED LIKE NINA
TURES INTHE FRENCH STYLE.
have returnedrom Europe fully prepared execute
plctures IN ts most effective and fascinating by
which the flesh is cooured after natures model and the
reflection destroyed thereby TRANSFORMING the picture so as
to the appearance OF the beautiful miniature
or ivory We are usual, be found at the Virginia
SkyLght Daguerrean Gallery, No Main street. Rich
mond, under the Gothic Window.
WILLIAM A. PRATT, Proprietor
EXTRACTS.
Mr. Pratt has fitted up his establishment in style
which reflects much credit upon his and liberaly-
Daily Dispatch
His reception room is pretty boudo as have re-
Gently elegantly fitted up with splendid carpets rich
velvet dlvans, satuet immense bay window with stained
glass; &c,-ERgnirer.
Messrs Pratt Co the first to introduce the Sky
hight system INTO the State and appears obe constantly
venting something tor the mpr ement ofthe art-Time
The Arrangement of his show is exquisite Will
ne SKY lhght IS superb-WR IS
4 AsGE STOCK OF. DIsY GOODS AT
~ COST.
Brown and bleached Cottons
White and colored Cambrics
Plaid and black and white Ginehams
English and American Cottonades
Marseilles and silk Vestngs
Apacas and alpaca Serges
English and American Caicoes
Gloves, Hosiery and handkerchief
Spool Cotton and patent Thread
Together with full assortment of Spring Goods at
Cost Tor cash, approved negotiable notes at four
months. Country Merchants and others will find great
bargains in stock.
THOMAS * CHARLES ELLIS Il co,
ap 7-lw No. LOG Main street.
2S4 !, COTTON in store and fer sale
aps. JAS WINSTON
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SIMON BONAVITA,
Conditioner and Fruit Dealers, No. IS,

W1OULD respe, FULLY call the attention of coun-
w try merchants and the public generally, to his
Spring goods receiving consisting eff every
article in his line, which he is determined sell
reasonable terms they be purchased elsewhere He
sclicits call from his country friends assuring them that
he will do his best to please
p Remember l6a, opposite the Banks
NH Q SIMON RONAVTTA
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sEVErTH1EN CASES TEIIS WEEK!
READY MADE CLOTHING!
SPRING GOODS 1852.
u ZEN, CHILEs & BALDWIN have this week re
IA beived full stock Of good Ready Made Clothing to
which they call the attention of all in want
Black French Cloth Dress and Frock Coats
Brown blue olive and black French Frocks light
Do do do Sacks do
Black Camblet and Drap d'Tae Sacks and Erocks
Light Alpaca and Goat Hair do
English Merino Dress and Frock Coats
Grass Cloth, Linen Lustre and brown Linen Goats
Real Searsucker and Bill Check Sacks
French Tweed Sacks and Frocks
Silk Satin, Italian Cloth Farmers Satin Bombazne
Light Cashmere, Marseilles Grass Goth, yellow and
brown Linen Vests, &c, &c.
Also Pants all grades black and fancy French Cass
Bill Check Marseilles striped, Drilling all colours: Meri
no. Camb,et kossut Cloth, &c, &c. Also, large va.
rety OF Shirts Collars Cravas Ties, Cloves &C. &C. all
qualities, prices, colors and styles. No 1o2 Main st.
NH 25 KEEN, CHILES Il BALDWIN,
M ACK EEEI.:-5o bbls smallsfatiNo 3
1SA 25 half bbls small do do
25 quarter do No
so kits No I
Landing, for sale.
NH &c FRY & NCANDTJSJ
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CHINA, GLASS 81 EARTHENxyARE.
Spring stock, 1852.

TNHE subscriberis receiving by arrivals from
i Europe, his Spring stock Of French and English
China and Earthenware comprising large and desirable
assortment of the latest patterns and shapes Also,
very low prices for cash. the usual time
punctual customers.
Also, full assortment of Goods suited the wants of
Housekeepers. A call is respectfully solicited.
GEORGE ]. SUMNER,
NH u No. 81 5th nnnnsite CITY Hotel
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~ NJ rs Hs
VIRGINIA LINE OF NEW YORK AND
RICHMOND PACKETS-This Home Line is
of Richmond and sails from New York every four days
viz:
Schr NEW YORK, Captain CHARLES NELSON.
HAXALL "a A b. LAMxtS
GALLEGO, " SAM DEARBoRN
HENRlCO JOHN B. TUTrLr.
RICHMOND, WIN TuBY.
HANOVER, s. H. WORTH
MEhCHANI, GEORGE w CoucH.
OflANNA. DANIEL DoDGY
These vessels all Of the first class built in the CITY Of
Baltimore expressly for this trade and have superior
commodations for passengers
They are commanded by experienced Captains well
qualified for the trade and who will spare no exerton to
accommodate They will be towed up and down the river
by seam and may be relied to sail promptly as adyer.
tsed.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
YORK. VIII lind 1t to their interest ship by this line as it
is the only regular line and freight will always be taken
the lowest rates. and every effort will be made by the
agents IN Richmond aud New York give satisfaction
We respectfully ask and hope succeed in obtaining
full share OF patronage
Goods Shipped by this line New York. will be foryar
ded free OF commission to New Orleans Mobile Charles
ton Savannah, any other Southern Northern Port
The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets in New
York, at Berth No l, Coffee House Slip foot of w all
street.
DAVID CURRIE Richmond,
c. H. PIERSON, New York Agents
NH No. 81 South street.
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HDRHME GREEN LAGUHsA COFFEE
II % pockets Java cofs7, for sale by
ap WIN. EGGLESTON.
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II t. & e. g. TALaAFsssO have removed
L. their office 14th street, next to Mayos Bridge
where they prepared to fill all orders for FLOUR
NEAL, and GROUND PLASTER, with promptness.
HAS CHANDELIERS.-Just received several new
VI and beautiful patterns of Gas Chandeliers, with
assortment Of every style of Gas Fixtures
STEBB1NS, DARRACOTT & co.
mis- 101 Broad street.
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vHNEA.-500 packages Green Tea comprising one OF
Il the best assortnents offered for sale in this
market Also, daily expected per ship North Carolina,
from Canton
leg half chests extra fine BLACK TEA, for sale by
NH 10 EDMOND, DAVENPORT co
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Virginia and Louisiana Line of Packets be-
tween Richmond and New Orleans.
NHE following vessels compose this line are all of the
IL first class, with handsome state accommoda-
tons, viz:
Barque CYANE.- .---.--.-- Capt. JesseiLoveland
Barque VIRGINIAN.... Capt Nathaniel Boush
Barque -, (new..-...--. Capt. Hiram Horton
The above vessels all ofthe first class were built ex
pressy for the trade between this city and New Orleans
and commanded by men of long experience, who will use
every exeron to give satisfaction For freight or
apply to Captains on board, to
DAVID CURRIE,
HASKINS K LIBBY, or
CHAS r. WORTHAM 4 70
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IL The Richmond Fire Association are nov nranara
70 Issue pohces OF Insurance tho above dissertation of
RISKS en- as reasonable terms any similar company and
respectfully ask share of the patronage of the public
Applications will be received at the Office No as3 corne
Nam and 9th streets where the officers will cheerfy fur
hsh information may berequired Aossos prompt
ry and literally adjusted
JAMES BOSHER, President
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nR. J. $. ROSES NERVOUs CORD1..
EOUNTRY M u RCHANTs AR5 rsE

~ minded that the very best Steam Candy put up in
neat boxes well assorted, fresh made and of the best
warranted to stand IN any climate at all times
be had ofthe manufacturer, No l07 Main ST.
NH II JoITIS T u n oorzY-xr
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ROBERT MCNAMEE.

INODI4NI IHCNAN EF,
Maker of Surgical and Dental Uustru.cn.s
SKIS the attention ofPhysicans and Dentists to hi,
4 a stock which will be found ocomprise all kinds of
Dehtal aud surgical Instruments 1russes Cutlery &c
ne kewise makes to order and repairs all descriptions of
Instruments Thankful for the liberal patronage he has
already received he trusts to be able to merit contpu
aee Oh IT. by increased business facilities and adeternna
tioh to give entire satisfaction to his patrons
MAIN STREET opposite America, Hotel
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NENTLEMEN's GOODs.-We have now re-
~ ceived and complete supply of French and
English Cloths, Cassimercs, and Vesngs of the latest
styis Also, rich and handsome Scaris fancy London
Opera Ties, Shirts, Collars, Drawers silk and linen Hdkfs
with large assortment Of other goods suitable for gen
usmens We solicit call from all in want of sneh
al CHAs. HARTwELL Il cos
@A ~ 1e7 Broad street.
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On Tue.ds, evening, y.nu.ry r.. M.ao.asr o'B.mr

On Tuesday evening. January r.. MAaeAaEr O'BarsS
Of Newman act county Cork Ireland, aged 30 years
Her friends and Aoqusintsnces aoi those Of her
brothers. Timothy, Patrick, Richard are respect
fully requested 70 ate nd hsr funeral the residence
OF her brother LIEN. No 10 eleventh street, at
o'clock Her remains vial be taken 70 Calvary ceustry
for DieFmsnt
Cork papers phase copy.
On January 2o ELaisA infant daughter OF Samuel
ard Eimirs Van Beoschoten, aged year month, aud
II days
The r,a tves and frie nds or the family are invited
attend her funeral, this day. at O'Clock. from the
resdelce Of her father No. % Lawrence street. Brook
Ign.
On Sunday January 20 after lingering illness JAMES
EsPs. native Of ecotlsns, for many years resident OF
this city. sged "A years months and 10 days
The friends and acquein'auses OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral, this
ming at 10 o'clock from his late residence No 1875
East Twenty FIRST street His remains will DO taken to
Trinity Cemetery.
Suddenly, on Monday morning January %, TaomAs 8.
HoLLiNGsweaIH.
His relations and friends requested to attend his
funeral from his late residence, No o. Allen street.
this morning. at IL O'Clock.
In Cornwall Orange county, n. Y, on JanuMy IS,
SAMrIL IL PrRpN, sged 81 years.
OF scarlet fever, CArHAhss MARIA daughter OF James
AID Helen Conner. aged years and 10 months.
Her fupcral will take place this day at O'Clock from
No 247 West Seventeenth street
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Interesting from the south.

~" NAL ARRAAe EMENT-RUMoRED OF A DUEL
E+nfc RANTS fci: tilsE sA--stApinr prSAsrERs Ere
BALTIMORE, Jan. 81 1859
carry the Southern mails land to fredericksburg
day ON account Of the ice in tae Potomsc Five mails
i.om the No-th we're started by this rou. yesterday.
Tue Liberia cke called for Liberia. from Savannah
on Saturday, hsyiny board Rev Mes.r. Cook aud
ban ~ m!sst rsre,, and 155 em'yrants.
Three freight cars, loaded with cotton burned on
The Georgia railroad few DAYS since.
Richard W. Gill, clerk the Cour, of Common, Pleas
oiso az Annapolis Md last evening.
The Southern neil got in tonight but brings nothing
beyoI Washington.
From the Wet We have st Louis dates to the 18th
instant.
Navigation in the Chesapeake bay /, resumed and the
steamer Georgia has MADE her mp from Norfolk to
Annapolis On the passage up che supplied the ship
Flora Mcdonald with feed. The Passengers had bean
reduced TO an allowance Of biscuit per day The con-
dton o. the vessel is regarded DANGEROUS in the
event Of he breaking up OF the ice.
The bark Edward Dwight had gone into the mouth Of
the Kappabannock cut through by the ice
There brig ashore at Poplar Island, with signals
OF distress q, Ing but the could reach her
Baltimore is full of rumors relative to the Threatened
duel between Governor Johnston and Senator Cooper
OF Penn.ylvania bu. nothing definite relative to the
matter can be obtained. II s raid that despatch was
received by the Mayor from HARRISBURG announcing
their 'nteaieD, and de,irng their arrest. think il
probable that The ruor caused by the threatened
duel between Johnson, OF the Richmond Ehir. and
Daniels. OF the I1qa;ur and that there is no truth
in it.
The burglars tools and silver plate stolen from thu
Poitmouth Bank, have been found in the woods near
torfsnouih. number OF arrests have been made but
no ciut to the robbers yet.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, Jan. I'D r. NJ.
Bal AnsTuFYs. Flour moved to the extent OF 5000
bbs sDper1ne Canadian at 81 co. ordinary to choice
State and common to good Southern. at 81 62jk q
s4slG. with mixed to fancy Western at 81 6s9I q
81 SIX per bbl.-the former prices Buckwheat flour
seemed firm at So 1873 81 per 100 lbs bag There
was nothing Of moment done in rye -four corn meal,
wheat rye SEQ bushels two rowed barley we're OBJ
tanned at &c. and several lots OF domestic oats at 40
46c-a reduction. Western mixed corn was held at
s0c., without change.
CoTroN.-The sales to-dsy were 900 bales at decline
OF eighth Of cent snce the sdvces by the steamer
were received.
FrEenrs Tho Americas letters stll being behind,
engagements for Liverpool were light embracing some
zoo or 600 bales Of cotton at Sled 1000 bills rosu 1t
3D.. and some flour at Is though l5d. was asked for
more There was no alteration in rates London 26o
eco tierces rice were engaged for Hamburg at 25s
vessel was chartered to load at Charleston for Baltic
port and another to load at the place for
both private terms. For Havre cotton was steady
at ne half Of cent. There alteration to notice
for California.
Provisions were more sought after and the sales
amounted to $50 bbs prime and pork at old rates.
$50 pkgs picked shoulders and hams at 81 &C. and
s4 &c; 1000 city cured hams ct &c.. 100 bbs and I50
kegs prime lard at ga 30. and lee per Id 100 bills
prime and meH beef at unchanged figures and 1000
terces prime mess do, ut SIS So respectively Ohio
and State butter continued active az L. I9c and fair
to choice cheese, t6ls a7iac. per Id.
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Meteoroloxicai Observations.

~ hoAsf IElkeAAFh offiSt 10 WALL
TUESDAY, Jan q, 1852
BrrFAo, loA N-Barometer 2e0s2 Thermometer
20 Wind vest and sky cloudy 1t is mild morning
Z. NJ Barometer so Thermometer go 1t Is
cloudy but very pleasant. The sleighing Is beautiful
RocHfsTrs, 10 A N.--The wind is west and we have
cloudy ncinirg with lish. falling. Thermome-
ter u.s.
sP Mt has been q ane day, and about the right
temperature to be comfortable The wind is west Tier.
niometer 10
ArnuRN, 10 Ana fine pleasant morning, though
somewhat cloudy and light wind from south west Their
mometer "a
S r Mt has been mild ard pleasant day The
snow melted considerable. Thermometer 20.
SYRACUSE, 10 A Mt is q pleasant morning, ard
wind west Thermometer g.
81 PM. has been pleasant day. 1t thswed some
Wilma north Of west. Thermometer a..
UucA 10 A. M.-The weather is cloudy and wind west.
Thermometer g.
sP. MI has Geeu cloudy and mild day. Wind
east The momtter 60.
AlRASY 10 A. Mt IL \ clear and beautiful morning
but somewhat colder. Wind northwest Thermometer
To- barometer 1850; mercury co.
p. IL 1t has been cloudy and somewhat colder to-
day. Wind northwest Thermometer 2s. Barometer
20 SEQ. Mercury'7.
Troy. 10 A. M.--TheImometer 8, and wind north. 1t
is clear and br ght.
sP 1T has been pleasant Day, but rather cloudy
Thermometer q. Wind west.
Ci2cISSATI.-The thaw continues. and the river ha,
r'en eight inc hes since last evening 1t
three feet eight inches.
LouIsvnLE-The weather is mi der, though the river
lie still frozen It will probably be week ten
days before navigation Is resumed.
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Destructive EIres

LARGE HOTEL. ETC BURNED AT SPRIS0FlELD, MASS
srRryGrifLp, Jan. u, 1852
hre orcse out tbs morning in the clothing store OF
Marx Levy, in this city, which burnt with all its
contents Stock insured Tor $1,000. The flames spread
to the Hanpden House, which burned SO rapidly that
the inmates escsped with great difficulty many being
Obliged TO LET themselves down from the windows But
little furniture saved. The house was entirely dos
troyed and was Of the largest hotel. in western
Massacbrscts Loss about S4000o Of which So 600 was
insured in Springfield and Hartford.
MILLS CONSUMED IN VERMONT.
SrRIscrrYLp VI, Jan 20 1852
large grlst and mill, two miles south of Centre
Village, springfield, Vermont, belonging TO William
Gould was Destroyed by FIRE th. morning Insured for
$500 In the New Hampshire Mutual, Concord
SAW MILLS BURNED IN MAINE.
BANGOR, Me- Jan q. 1852
The extensive saw mills, situated at Lubec were con-
sumed by fire day or two since.
MILLS BURNED AT NEW SALEM, MASS
BosToS Jan. ~, 1852
hessrs Bacon, Day & Co.'s large mill in New sa-
em Worcester county; and Smith Gerald extensive
saw and grst mill at Springfield, Vt, consumed by
IRE on Saturday last.
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Ksxsuth in P,tt.h~r~.

MOVEMENTS AMONG TIE WORKING cLAssEs-yUNDs
COMING Ic-rHE cLERaY-sPHEcHKs, Krc.
PIrrssUSo, Jan. q, 1862
This morning, Kossuth visited the Aikan Works OF
MesGs. Bennett. Berry Co, at Birmingham, whose
iaborers had appropriated weeks wages to tn. HUI
gsr;an fund He addressed, ON behalf of the work
men, by Christian Keyrer one Of their number who va.
for many years prisober 10 Europe for too
much sympathy in behalf OF the liberal cause
Kossuth responded expressing bis ratification at such
movements OF tho vorkingmen, and thanking them for
After inspecting the soda work. the Governor proceed
ed TO large unfinished foundry in this neigh 6,rhood
where were assembled large concourse Of tne citizens
OF Birmingham
Dr. Kerr here addressed Ktssath, on behalf Of the
Birmir CHAM Association 81 Friends OF Hungary and
presented bin with handsome sum the ayails Of the
crRsri,ation.
Kossutb after returning thanks for the donation and
expostuatien to all present to testify their sympathy
in tte same practical manner.
At the close OF his address, workman named Irevitt
from the lock factory Of Nessrs Edwards & Morris.
upon the stand, and in brief but truly eloquent
and thrilling address informed tho Governor that his
associates had this morning come together and .de
Of material aid which would be handed Ia by the
committee who had sent him oysr 70 make known their
acts.
Kusuth received this demonstration with much emo.
ten repeatedly grasppg the hard and blaekened and
tftha hspest laborer who had evidently laid down his
hammer but FOR the moment and appeared Ia his work
isg gsrb The Governor commented warmly the spirit
exhibited by those or toll who too Industrious to
waite their tRe 10 idle curiosity made up their Offering
10 the OF freedom aud sent their associate lay
IL upon the altar. while they continued at the labor
which had furnished the means Of their hberality
This afternoon Ko- suth met the clergy in the Cum
terls, Presbyterian Church and was addressed. on
their behalf BY Rev DR. Magiil
The Governor reply was exceedingly appropriate
full 81 svows! q principles and beautiful combinations
Of tie influences Of civil and religious liberty INSOFAR
able companions.
Subsequently, c. Vaughan E,Q, Of Cleveland, pre-
.ented kosuh in invitation TO vst that city. In the
course Of lis really fine speech he assured him that tn.
nj Igft NIL
require the United States government to declare and in
st upon the doctrine Of Intervention Of power
In the dome tic concerns Of another
Koesa;h after thanking Mr. Vaughan fer the invita-
ton ana his remA ks accompanying it, said my bs,
answer TO you is. i will GO"
The meeting thea closed with The apostolic bene
dict,Cn.
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SHIPPING.

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY-FOR BRR-
~ via United States Nail steam
ship WASHINGTON. e. " Floyd. commander vim sail
and PASSENGERS for England and France, Saturday,
January 81 from Pier No. North river An experienced
through the post once Specie delivered in Hayss Lon
don. For passage freight, apply TO
AOLLER, SAND RlERA, Agents. % South street,
INDEPENDENT LINE TO CALIFORNIA THROUGH
Tiokets-For Chasres and San Jnau, di ect.-The
new and splendid steamship CITY OF NEW YORK. B. &.
Baxter Commander built in tho strongest having
superior and steerage viii osve
pier No. 3 North River Saturday Feb 9TH, for the
above named ports For freight passage apply TO Pal
N'' : w. ;" B.s HAIGHT, No. I Battery Pi.cs.