davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-29
" There are s,.ll great quantities Of dr.i. ice.
Nv Telegraph.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 27-Arr ship Susan @ oSens,
LIVERPOOL: ing Ajsima boston schr. Mluales Belfast.
SD fchT. john 4 EnRe, Phill.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 28-Sld schfs Helen, and b@Fn'
New. York. -
Norfolk, Jan. EAR brgs Solomon Eaton, New
York. Flyirg Cloud. Boston
BOSTON. Jan 28-Arr. banks Arcatan, Liverpool ,
Cuba Surnam. Parara. Mobile hriy BELOW, Gaves-
ton Naraganges and African Phladelphi7 'chIs ltt-
Bark D. Godrey Shangtas Sept. DO. jan. g iai - ",
lon Co. ell Ia with sea-. Cen IRWIN, OF 1fi ifon BAN
more fT Washiugfon H. q in ffTes7 rn slrer lest f'
wafer her hold having experienced vcrf severe Wet
TOOK OF Capt Frsbe AID the cre" af 9'if1s iha 70
10 this port. ,
Ga new shin Daun. less valparaiso Mao i7raa, II e.
yanA. banks Shaw, Bueu0s Ares; brig lF. GA -
weston schis Cornsh3n Nen-Y1rE -c..l, Gi1s4.t.r
4 oanO. sseua
Also an bark Bon Adams. Mobile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-29

W. Brown ofAuburn, Rev. Geo. B. Chee'e'' anu
other prominent advocates oil ieihpsiIh'p o,;.,o,
all, 80 n,sse,;eJ 70 the Legislature and IN the
e1ening meetings will be he'd in different parts
OF our city. .o.;r- ~ the ci,i-
zens Of Troy assembled in the Baptist Church
and were addressed by Col. snow
"N " Yours, &c. X
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-29

AtPas,mo ssthu't, bars Nepler, Saa~, fa. SPszki,
hams PsTchta Lsne Una Aiarseile s,l fos Nes.Yssk
23th MAfmufa. Duncan. Ph. lace .l-t
pitt I',G ,,.tIr, orDels sttd brig san GlGesn, ~
New Yolk loading Slt Is ia.t, ssi2 OroAmbJ GssO-
ssserV al lrst a D,ns brig TO- New "A, "A.
A, Hsyre, 7,h INST hlIk Kil'y. Ho'laod for SaN-0f
leans soon. r.... ,... -,
2tays: Charles. Andrews ior d.. ldE.
A. Newcastle Eng. ssh inst, Or big ; Jpn, Smith. oy
AZ GLASGOW m ir.f Br b1ik Eliza DuIsse Tor Boz.
ton 18th
sterdanl, 23l, would Inad 80 Coro Tor New-tHk
j. 4. JtssuIun. CLAY om Bcs,an, for Alo hsehs days
t. load for New York scAr j. H. Lindsey, hiso ia
A, San Juan. G. A. IS inst bark Peri, of Damu..
ccttA) Dig co1I big ADIachr'la rom tbsgisl, wlk
passengers bad sprung ss-s. aid would probably b
Al Guasma. ?. y ~ INST, blrk Edna, BibbM,. .ror
New Nors Alhcusrie. C'mory. l1r 10. days
A. s.. Domingo Guy. ic.h ui ogis -----, from New
4; SuS Csycs. - inst seir rouisiana. Green for
A. Iaasoa ia -,'. brig Com Kelley, Of ana for Bo..
a. Rar,csa, iith ns,t, reported By Telegraph from
Am big Eliza had sailed 90 Havana get Spanish yae,
having been got Oh ihore.
An a. Hsli,ar, \ S l5lb iast schr. Quebec Trader,
Babin New-Y0sk IS days. highland Mad, MeBums
RS Kenny do 8 schr Cin,rs Vest New York { Cd
18TH. schIs joan kssoa. Cu1y. BOTTOM i7'a, Aesf'"
Ar. al $40 Janero, NV n Rrsm brig Fortuna, tres
Philadelphia, bark William. Chase, GeoTgetovn, G.;
brig Cluchnan Quay aIHll, .8.a, snip Realm, Ada
bsTk Gun ford Clll0nis, z9h. Napoleon; brig Ger
tez 18th bark Victory, bapaIais1 Dee ). kAah, New
Bed Tod. 7tb ship Mara EeN York Gih. juliet Cali
forLla. Duclsss M'ntc' dso Grs' hound Rchmord aat
bahia, 81 HuSg California I'D, Lady SUFFOLK Nsps.
rais1 s. Jamts Plladel .ha. ilih. sclr Grand Turk
California i2th. ship 81. Ia renee, NonteVldeo; barb
Baltimore, I'm. Baltimore Ou5e. CO.; PAaama Ne'-O''
leans Royal Saxon, lima.
SD I'm 60 Dec hslk Rover New-YoIk 3.h brig,
chmOnj. do. Gcofg e OIs Boston blrk A PaIsoas
New Odsans; I'm. brig Il. topper, Phiadsl pha Rel.
ance Norfolk, Midas, rom Savannah lsInce arrived J
9th bark Sul, New Orleans 10Th buE keDo, do; It'll
bark Ee1scs. Baltimore lfth. Antelope, do. Suis aud
e.0na. UAittd States Ralaa, a whaling voyage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-29

ion. GO. lc5a By Eae Rn!rold-No way bills arrived
to-day
81 Nsi0- Hlrrs Raho4d-iao bush Re, 100 a.. Oars,
- casks she's ~ Hogs l3G b1gs Fonr 8 bales Wool 81
hbs WHISKY, % Caves, bb.s. Beef is sls"o ant %
bxs Cheese.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-29

On Tsesasy. ths .-th iaEi.. WILLIAM Henry on,
OF u lsi ana Cana ne Iay o. years 4 ,atas
and 10 DAYS -b.ing tie ta'Td dss,h l. DAYS
The friends ard relatives OF ike fsnT laf h az ,o
his gard stheSs John I sar ard JOIN r. LEWIS - -a-
specfuAY invited 70 sttssd he f1nsrai without further r.
VitSiion, Tsis thursday AItrsooE a. 7ocs froo a.
residence Of ms paIenii, ~ z South h.it gllau,-
bursh
on wednesday eyenisg. .6h insf . - lg. ,'erct yr.
MARY l. CUNNING w.d0x u : :. Ia. l.n,-i,-. -.
ming q adelDhia. II the 1C,h rear I iersge
PHILADELPHIA pAgeTs 2leaIe ess,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-29

Buslutts general IS IT,. a, resent, ga!Y rl1.sI tt
excessive IS dlrl- ire asst u1lths. c1nnsr. .
the wants asl p-rF ~ he zfetl 1-s s4eva ~
Hpar;sTs 3D. tacct i'fcing --s r ~ a1r.an
The lss.ceZye with tls sti very 1s Zee o.
ltile produce comes i1lr@s ana - dem ~ foI ny.s
IS sfeIsflge onlf snail
FL0rE-T-c "A. lls..-n cf ri article, j rect -
Goa since aur last rrsrec-s al8La - 10 t-
StocE al halcs esu-2te 1900 bos that per
Eu rge Ed 4. 50 Dbl bond NOS credit ne. cash
s. s. 80 Z Dbl Ihs pfce, and perhaps a RAJ Or tTs
more, M shs be 05.antA DAY FOR czr.1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-29
Cleared.

sh ps-Chfton IngsrSoll New Orleans. 7. P. Stanton
Arctic, ZeTses. Liverpool, Zeresa Co (. BaSisy'
Brown, Charleston. Geo Bulklsy.
park MAnlius MArsa. Vera Cruz HargNus Bros
Brgs-Euma Frances. BArtlstt. Camaea'hy. Neshith
i Sps. GHg ems (Ausiuan.) Chersich. Trieste. W. +.
Schmidt; Lamuiire, Sen'er. Gardens, J. 3 GaSsr (;
Margaret tBr Sterling, Halifax, Il. r BucN Co 5.
Merrill Means Rochelle. Nesmith Co.
schoopsrs-Almira. Herriok. Wilmington. Thompson
Hunter BToRtes, Atwood, s. Barthoomew.s Lewis
s. George murphy. Portland J X Ravens; Ellicott,
K-peslsud, Baltinofe johnson s Lowden, Elizabeth
Ann Krause, Washington, \ c, master
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-29
,,,, vonv nAuv TRIBUNE THURSDAY. JANUARY %, 1852

On wedpqsday, Jan IS 81 inflammation u tle ir,-s
SAEAH RAW LIZ g.. aged y FsLs
Her slailvts ard fItnds and those II hsr in-sw
Hebry Co-ps q invited 70 her fine, FL
ia Thompson ST Her remains WI % taen GREENWOOD
On W,dseSsav morning. Jan. Is. WILLIAM sou #
william and EliIa CS0k aged year, - months aud II
days - d,
The fnoera To- Morrow ~ 0clocS nom tie sdence OF
thu parents No. 2 Cherry q. . -, -. ,,,,,.
Os Vs,irestav 3s.h ms. JOHN NcuASROS. son 4
Parr,rk snd saans NcparTon, sTed u years m'aihs
ard q Jays. ,
fu'l, invited g. atfeul ls fsnsra ~ ~ \ ih'Nf
A &c H. from his fathers Tesdcace, ~ 3 - a.
on Nesnosdav morning. thc 7ah iu-- OF -op~7nt7tion
NJ ELEANOR PHELAN. IN TIE p. q car ot lei axe.
Her 'rsrfs a-e retUec-fy nrffc % yea NJ. ~ -
from her ate residence. stanton 49, TBS iA EsaAy
Afternoon. a. 2Oclock. ,, n-,s
heCAtSLEN, son oi VIM { VIC, as e.
Seuatnr tom ONO Tho deceased vas hshpet o.
he Med cal laltmsu: q she On.ys,>F OF New. lo'A
In fhif Cty Jan s.. Ms Il CN o vic OF REV. %
teph ? Thompson aged 50 Years aud j. mon rs a.,
Fuaelal fsTsices a fae tabernacle IN ilgfsi ~ -
INST st 2 oeock Mn sfels ana articu az trends ~h-
cut further invitation, VIII assemble a. NJ IL ,a.'
-. a. ma A. ". . - q,
Nssr BOLIVIA Tenn Dec a. Ms SOPHIA, re- - OF the
late Col EzsAs. Polk. native Of k-rg.na, aged =
Wssichestsr Pa Jan 81 JOIN ABB Ase' sV.
Passengers Arrived.
IN s.ig S.lliraa from Caer,ssioa-M.'s Sarah Leach
Mrs BAKER. Miss Baker, Mrs. Edmonts,
IMMATURE ALsAs.c.---THIs DAY
sVs-Hsss.- "a Sets. 5 II MooNSsts ----.9 1,m
pArgR.-.-Jsn. 70
aasGI HOoE.l com Gov IslaSdl som Hell cas- ''H'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-29
Domestic Ports.

Dos ON, Jan 26-Arr. Br. steamer America shaunot
Liverpool ships SAINT Applet ~, Dome, CanLon Fla'o,
Balls Ne" Or9las Huron. fan8, do Chesni ., klch'
DO Columbian, Burke. Ayaacl.c la hop'i P~cn. Pur-
mgton d. banks kola Fee. tntcn, colnlm1o unete,
McGrash, ar1ert' my. Oppnfo, Galveston :.
CT ". do. Gleaaer. H. mna Arslaeh cola Vsss Per-
cy savannah Lucy aostn. e. shy, ch.fiest,o Had
vsProriscet.wr .rhe a. .c.erson, Fsasnas Pori. au
Pucc; Oce n. hlfI %, Al. ta5es, = eAan, Chap
nan, d. john arA ln CA iet-, f.mei $40. story
Cah'eu Jacmelt Jane p.s, Er1rt, wash 1sron, y c. ;
Ineoe si'ier' tiase' i'n. .fei mas 3ohn bhten hsy
ho.h '.s ''r. "il,,'l' "a 20. . Dals
rnT d, llttl l-afiI'i ~ "r .rs II a. m WlFihng
Ton Zen p Ii''Itp Psi,rno So ,,, IN A.h9groa,
lats Gov brf,f II 81. a. at5 I'D. ETA Drgs Martha
Wof'hnfto', Aodfe" fnT 'iod ~ a7i f.on e,dent
h"eH-f nf,f Aict-ilh' = ~ -ih .ff< = 80 na, y sa-
pui.' Ten "a. yf- taf, l-f' jny :, I ifc I'd, J0ha
JIu.", ~ AT 4i'ge.s .i.h = zen Jschs"n.As
Dtt g h" Al, n.'' ,'' PT iaytvn ~, L -
W. " I'd, ~ WIT f r - 4'.5 Aphsl, s'P .
-, i.t "a - .yns al i cs''
i--.., p'il.t a. $500 FL t re ~ ~ ~
nh,, ,,eii 80 br, q ,l,,,-, %, A., b,,g. MsjTSi
Ibrr.rs 90 ,r p..,.. A.t,. 49, ,f,,k So. n.
~ n t"t 4, ,..iA 90. !, p p
~ g. ~. y D. 2 C 'i.I, ~ ~ 49, 70
Cs,s..r - ra., prl..r. o.. , to,'i..f,c'r, -
Cb..,. III, 1.,,,.. - a. ~. 80 .1.o,, h..
G.y-fi. 49, ,I.is,l o. %, e. - - an.
t.f,.y..' l. -..,'.f, ~ IN NJ n -, m.
L. s',. + go, ID I, e. ~, - s,,,tsIsr an,
So, 81 .-,is '' -'' '.' f"''' ." '-'"''A'' 'o"'
N4 "a on Us ,.Ae1, ,.,- ,-.. c.. D.,o..,,
-, 80 n"'hi SIt ~
Knt. e,'-f'r nc rs.,',. VIZ, 80. '' '"''
EpA.NE5tI. far gl- Ia SIR T,fop. Sweater
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-29


Cur m4gast dal. sut 80 cannot report any iayorsD 9
caangs e. Flour and sft ere l1s oay arfc Is %
POI. rTeteE. ia demand aIi except mes. everything
selling a! lls4-E eIc-s Salt 50 4 ~ IL 70 f
fansga. f-o-r ca board ~ al 81 barrel saf sueI
was sdaditet for cynsulH9 ton MI fsca l7Jsas CIR
rency bbl-
Our immediate wants beng supplied. the arrival ~
vst.es riha sAort TINE v0gl. prod s-e q del s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-29
MARRIED,


o. Wednesday, Jsa. %. By Rev. g. d. Bgrchsrd M
GEORGE ". ELDER 90 Nus MATILDA ADELAIDE
daughter Il he ale Victor Naldrsn AL Of tas CIy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-29
NhaIers.

spsken--No cate lot or Ion sh'p ferrael "a S.la
Of and IN. NsR Bedford for Pac o. Ocs2R-kAS esG 40,
topnasis twice.
Nov H. lat. "a % y On 3 81 " 81 Gen. william,
Fo'.eih and n New Lout2a fnr No tn Pse hc Ocean
Art A. Table Nag. | a.. ~ nov. o. selr. ysha X
Sm IT, Bahcock OF and in. HrN-Losigu, Tor sAalips
cruise 10th. JuiuS Cusar Morgan, II and IN. DO DO
ard bob rsmalea IN polt Dec. L.
A letter rem CaIt Notion Of ship Aen. Barker, .!
New Bedford, dated Honolulu. Nov y. sisss that he
had on board 600 hhs WI c.-A9d Slapped hls b0as
"a 100 lbs J by hsr1 He.eu 4 .rsa.
Ar below Warren, Jan. l5. btN " uinoset, Martin.
Indian ocean. Ms Boy o.. 81 hessA Oct =, VT.
go bbls % OIL Reports, s.t uan Johanna Jaus a.
Globe b gmos. OFT. )0 -. 20 cruise, July H. Mara
n 90 mos. 200 sp., Aus. y FaulIns DO. y mos, 81
SD i3h RSvis Co. ~ NOS eoI 10 p. Hector DO 81
nos 3s0sp, Arr az Johanna Aug. n Nm Henri, Jolls
OF Warren. IS mos osp Sd. from 81 Helena, Nov. 4
Sand Thomas Of Maeqnl.s't 10 NOS 80 10 sc
ODD Fellow Hedges. Il, 2i0 sp 500 VII on board. C
cIuse The MiUeAet has bern sis 'is 81 iAstsas foi
of gales pom the W which caused hef 10 leak spin
sans lost buNa b. a.. Two Vi ne srs are aosl eitsea
Saw thx coast large quantity OF uh' 'F"ls 'Ae IAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-29
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT or -YoRK-.--..-JASUA8Y %.
g SEE Third Page for additional Ship Nsvs. ]
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-29

Ha..n rhleh ~. asicr. Pois' Tai'k ana 70. 81.
ansrro a. nm 1st seut asaefe same sAt "a Ca.
ners Is aaI. usA Gfcsnroff vif.c she fsnaxs a.
tact rs D. "a made VIII rltts M Green pon 70 setk
OF for $3.50.
BAKK JoHN STROUD. frau Ns~ H1ik adore On -.
Delta SAoL lately ed lnu kef Nrl ltE .as, "a, e.
Safks Az INT Of sTpFosrs sl.re 5000.
SCHR MN ron koene from kingston Jam. - as1 q,
Bshincre WITH c,fee n.ren md cd toopsr -as a..
IN WIKI on 81 inst tat ~ - .eatng ntdr ksy n 80
FEET varer n her hold. am rfeR lsfk Bar. csaN
81 Newport Il which tel n wth her, seos Of -
crew
scar Ar~y-rA h--. Erar,s or Sss-Ysr.. Al x.
VsSt. lraky. anc vim lbs ri - 10. hat hasAed h.,
pans Sud hen. rcA ssf "a ssls. at ksy Tss, .. ~.
10Th nat An alYsrfea.sl- fls hera made hstsss, -,
o.us glsse Nta- hnrs -sr onrffs ard nEder~r,,-. -
land ksr cargo desiaet .l1 Nc> Nof.. al ApsasA,es'
vr-S-l Cd saa.
sfasnn Tie Vii .t .uHI. ftt az Apsachicola a..
lrrtts- f~rirg tfc ~.rto-. lrr sneaat exs-ss,. -
sli5; Q).
PRfc K0s.lIv. A'cr. lfom JscksonyIne %, NJ
N.rs puf me- p..'r g Be- "th .'ssoi par. 81 dek,lesl
rfs .rfaH ~ 81. ..n.s e. wafer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-29

IMMATURE ALaAs.c--.-THis DAY
sVs-Hsss.-. "a Sets. II AlooNSsts .---.D 1lm
pArgR.---Jsn. %
aasGr Hook com Gov. lssRd.l som Hell Gas..3 +sm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-29
Passengers Arrived,

IN sag SaAfrar. from CAGr'ssfoH-Ai.'s Sarah Lsa'a
Mrs BAKER. Miss Baker, Mrs Edmonds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19
Markets.

NEw 0sLEANs Nov. IL lS5.
/. The total soles Of cotton today 500 bales at
decline Of &c since the receipt of the Atantica news
1idolipg is al csc. Prime molasses sells at 2ic
wbi key la1Sc Rio coffee is at Sc, and the stock on
hand is 2l.o0o bags
CHARLESTON Nov. il. 1852
The sales Of cotton to day amounted LOO bales
t1sc. Ice the bulk cold g. 9ssc csc The market
shows decline OF lac and in instances &c since
the receipt OF HE Atlantic
CIscISNAri, Nov. U.s. 1852
Cur market for hogs and provisions is in excited
state and prices are adys scng Hogs firm at SO IS.
500 barrels pork old at SIS. Green hams
al '4c do shoulders o+c Prime barrelled lari sells
sac and kegs at Ice Flour is dull at pre- yious rates
sIegbts are firm New York sight exchange plentiful
ana dull. al par y premium.
Albany. Nov. is. 1852.
The receipts Of the past twenty hours have bean
"a follows Flour. Ii coo bbls what $4,000 uhels;
SoC0 bushels; barley, 80 600 bu hes Flour is
steady with sales of S,00o bbs wheat, lie
OF boo bushels Genesee at 81 3d. barley $4,000 bushels
sold at nc 4c for fair 10 very prime two rowed and
75c 1880 for four rowed, Oats dull and lower
closing at Sc,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19
Stuck Males.

PHrLADELPHIA, Nov. l8.{Reportcd by Keen Taylor
First Roard So 600 Schuylh Navigation 6 49, b6, 81
SSa,igatiSn stock scrip sS 500 sO.thssrh SIS o.e
90 80 shares Chester Valley Railroad o 50 do III $50
Chester County Mining Company 3d. ~; 100 Long Isaad
70 int les osshuylhill havigsti.n Prsfsrrsdz s7
Harrisburg Railroad 5o 10 do, e 5 200 Glrard Bank,
5wn 1895 81 do, 1877 % TaImsrss and Mech anics Bank,
lGl; 50 shares sshuyls Nsyssso9 Preferred b.
2o goo DO, b5vn, 20 Second Board.s5oo Lehigh 6s s6
5000 Reading Railroads 10 go 200 Harrisburg Railroad
Beading RaroaS 5oN 100 Ioas II, Island k;sosd l9; 70
Preferred 27 100 Beaver Meadow Railroad b5 2 do,
rs. litter Roards4C0o Re aiding Railroad 6 20 90 1000
G lo3 90 shares Re,Sing Railroad hi llS Long lslsnd
800 do in iotr 2Ol; 100 do. 10, 2,4 do lots S. OK
IC0 do b6 coy luU do I'd, 20i 80 Lehgh Navigation b5
do 80 Morris Canal a 20 Harrisburg Railroad,
5el Market steady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19
Railroad Accidents.

COLLISION ON THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD.
PHLApELPHIA Nov Is, 1852
passenger train on the Camden and Amboy Railroad
came IN collision this evening, Burlington with a
freight train Both engines damaged, but Of
The passengers hurt The passengers for this city
crossed the river at Burlington and down BY the
Trenton road
fRGHTFUL ACCIDENT ON THE CENTRAL RAILWAY.
PIrTsBuRc, Nov. Is, 1862
This morning on the Central Railway few miles east
CT Pttsburg the ccornmodaon train coming in
he locomotive and tender precpitated down bank
forty feel high and the engineer and fireman badly
injured Fortunately the coupling broke and the pas
sepger remained the track tearing up eight
reds of the road before they stopped The accident
caused by the switches being misplaced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19
Meteorological observations.

~ NonsEs LIS, OFFICE BASEMENT "a STREET.
THURSDAY, Nov. Is 1852
BgrfiLo, 10 4. M-Cloudy. Wind vest. Th,rrone-
ter 81, Barometer - 40
sP. h.--Bs1onetcr 2997. Thermomees 81 Wind
vest Cloudy.
RocHEslrk 10 A. M.--Cloudy and cold Wind north
Thermometer IS.
9 7. M-prospec: OF rain, Thermometer 10. Wind
southHcst
ArnURN 10 M.--Cleer sod pleasant morning Light
southeast VINO. IheruoI5eter Al.
?. B.-UIoudy evening. Wind west Thermome.
ter ~
sYk.ouSr 10 A. M--PiaasAn; morning; rather cloudy
Siuo southwest Thermometer So.
T. M-Weather warmer somevhit cloudy Their.
nometer AZ.
u,IcA 10 h.--Fery pleasant clear morning Wind
west IhtrInc mtse1 20
y. M.-Coo6y. Wind soutb. Thermometer 40
ALBANY, IL A. ~ = c0udJ, GaIk morpiag Wind
northwest ThgrmoIceter 80 Barometer 20 $40 Aer-
curry 60
BALrMorE--It has been yios aud raining here all
this moInipg Busiocss "a consequently, yoty dull
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

foot that Saul bad black cap and was barefoot.
aass s',, ,H.' ~, sssrs .s .: boat .no
but he made his escape Ysu have the testi-
mony Of the policeman Who returned and found
are the circum stances that have been proven and in
all these circumstances there is no contradiction;
and these are the essential points relied on By the prose
cution for conviction II Is for you to say whether
these circumstances :stablish beyond doubt that How
Baxter on board the ship Thomas Watson II you
come that conclusion it Is your duty to find that he
guilty OF Of the death of Charles Baxter what
Is the nature Of the offence? In this there proof
that felony was committed on board the ship The
the pockets turned insde out and the drawers Of the
bureau Open rhe learned Judge here referred to the
nsst 70 %hesSss a an%
be the guilty party has he been guilty Of killing
|. human being with premeditated design! No.
there has been o very considerable difference Of
opinion hitherto in reference to the proper
structon of the meaning of the word premedtsted
design used the statutes The question for you to
consider is whether you suppose Howlst to be the guilty
party and it, when he fired the pistol he intended to
kill the deceased it, at that time he intended kill him.
he Is guilty OF murder at the time he discharged the
pisto he did not intend to kill him he would be guilty of
a less offence, which comes under the head Of man
slaughter What Is ant by the section Of the statute
h. where person receives exceeding provocatonwhere
the temper Is excited to that that becomes
gated to manslaughter The legislature knew that
men ct sound moral principles, OF the strongest re
gious feelings might at periods Of their lives,
fmarting under great provocntion have less control
over themselves and take the life OF the party who had
provoked ,hem Nov, gentlemen, If you should come
to the conclusion. that, at the time the prisoner
discharged the pistol he intended to kill the deceased
he Is guilty Of the crime Of murder If you should
diff rent conclusion and that he did il in a heat Of
passons is murder In the third degree; but there is
evidencethat he in heat Of passion but it would
appear that he did 1t in order to make his escape and
save himself from arrest The question left for your
consideration Is whether Howet Is the party who dis.
charged the pisto And he is whether he did Il with
design to effect DEATH and he did not
did be do 1t in such way to bring ii under the head
OF DaDsaughter; if you have sound reasonable doubt
the prfoners entitled to the benefit Of It 1t is
cessary for to allude to the importance OF the
You gentlemen will give IL your most serious considera
ton and give your verdict in accordance with your Con-
science.
TIE jury retired at seven o'clock but there
likelihood Of their agreeing at nine the court separated
with directions that they should be sent for at any time
during the night, If the jury agreed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

SUPPOSED Loss OF FIFTEEN LIVES.
BosroN Nov. Is 1852.
The schooner Lively of Fairhaven before reported fallen
IN with, bottom up III lat 83 n. len 81 w had when
she ssied from New Bedford, cf fifteen persons,
all of whom supposed TO have pershed
SCHOONER DISABLED AT SEA.
NozFoLK. Nov Is 1852
The schooner Moncloyer, from Philadelphia with
Of coal for Charleston into and down
on Sunday night off Cape Henopen and was towsi In
here by the schooner j 5. Higgins.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19
The Cha rleston Regatta.

NV hUhh bUAIs BADLY BEATEN.
CHiRLssros, Nov. IL, 1852.
Cur regatta off to day, and proved a brilliant
affair The first by Mr.. Cowper, of Darien
Ga, with the Becky Sharp TIE New York boats W.
". Woodwork ana New York, were badly beaten
Time, six minutes.
in the second race Captain Bsrry's Julia came Ia first
emo Captain Dcknsop's q. Booth second the latter
being beaten length and half Three others started
Time six minutes aus thirty seconds
The third race wss won by the Violet, owned by @ NJ
Bailey Of Charleston. Captain Berry's Marion came Ia
tscora. The George Washington also started Time
SIX minutes and fifty seconds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

Very Interesting from Bucnos Ayrcs.
ATTExPTED OVERTHROW or THE GOVERNMENT.
BssroS, Nov IL, 1852.
The bark G. Lewis from the Rio crsnde, October .,
arrived at this port bringing dates from Busnss Ayres to
the l1th September and reports that On that day an
attempt was made to overthrow the government Of
Urouza who was absent the time attending the
gress Mt santa Fs Many supposed that there would be
a civil war.
letter from Rio Grarde says:-"We have dates from
to Sept 49, On the lltn, while Gen. Urquiza
was abeent, revolution took place at Buenos Ayrcs y
The gives details the outbreak occurred
the day the adyices left.
At Montevideo, the 18th September -four net
ting SO 10 Hides scarce ana cost $50 80 reals.
Az Rio Grnde the Sd Of October all oduce
tremty scarce, and hides of light weight not pro-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19
TeIceraphIc Marine Reports.

hr,,,,a-po,ks yarcia NorlesrG Lowell, and Juitice
story BsltiTore ED, Phlsdelphia WI liam Lewis Rio
Catde fleft bark VIM sshroedcr from salem arr "a
Oct III lat 20 s. Ion - 20 VI ship Golden CITY, from
HYorf for san Yraaosce); VIM Harris Galveston NOV
- rana cod 10 miles saw sohr with dsmastod sohr
in tow, bflss Frontier; f.rtnno issna, Meoford, Aux
soh ut eft brig letto for New Y.rt day.;
nssme wilmngton Nc Ann Elizabeth 0coreeto with
arIosYi BY coming la cont, with unknown
ohooner ~ cape Cod; Ros Philadelphia with loss
al deck Load oratd Turk do with sails split Nitheroy
Philadelphia schrs Elizabeth, Samuei ~ DUwen Saginaw
and d, yd Cock Albany ireland. IN Klotts, SA APP
r etfr. sra N0elcott hlorh.
Cicartd- Etlts Nti'e Nrg BE Janeiro: FrenpE Gih
rart r. tt.h u 8c'.te. ttts u stksT Ytst Coast
!. -g..,a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19
More Counterfeitcrs Arrested.

THILADELPIIIA. Nov. IS, IS52.
The mafshal's police succeeded in making import.
ant arrest OF couutereiters dav Two
rested last night at the theatre for passing counterfeit
half dollars and the deeopements they made led to the
capture to day of Lewis Reggu and Wm Ste.ler-the
former for passing and the latter o- making base coin At
Sters house four hundred counterfeit fdolars
found with mouds and other apparatus. hearing
he'd before Commissioner Hcazlctt, aud both
mitted to prison Steer escaped from similar charge
not loug since after having been found guilty bu.
second trial was granted and he acquitted owing to
h. tpchnicplity