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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-02

4 TuE UNION LIMA WISH, the OlOer Gay, 10 the
Boat Yard of MeSSrs. McLURE, DuSLAvY & Co.,
vas enliyencd by the ring of the hammer the clat-
..r Of saws, aud all the busy hum of thriving
business We found the new boats for the Union
Line in an advanced condition, and every indica-
ton favorable TO their completion in time to con-
nee, with the of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
Rad by the first of January next. The planking
Of the "Thos. Swan" is completed, and that OF
the baltimore" commenced, and the work of the
engines is being pushed forward vigorously at hill
lips, shop. The four other boats for the line are
promised to be completed at the same time.
The following are the dimensions of the 'Thos
Swan and Baltimore and those building else
where are the same, or do not vary much.
Length on Deck. 400 feet.
Beam, 34a feet.
Hold, It, inches.
Offenders, 80 inches; 9 feet stroke.
. boilers &c in diameter. 80 feet long.
The following are the names OF all the boats
and the places at which they are being built,
Thomas Swan Wheeling.
Baltimore do.
Virginia Mckee's port.
Alvin Adams Elizabethtown, (Pa.)
David White Madison.
Falls City Louisville.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-02
Joseph G. West, assignee of James
West, Plaintiff. M s.yrstiJ suI'=

JosephG West, assignee of James In the Circuit court
West, Plaintiff. .l's .-.gHti5t5ni of Ohio county
The Steamboat ionan, Defendant, virginia
1TOTICE ia hereby given the defendant in tho above
~ named cause that the plaintiff will take the dispositions
Of william Holiday and others to be Iesa therein: at
nail i'm tho state Ohio the 18th daypf October 1882
at the tavern Alexander Todd in the town Of IN
postons Of Simon b. West and others at the office OF John
aior Esq Pease township in Belmont county in the
of said dispositions of them be not begun or com
peted on tho day appointed for the the taking
ali cases The hours taking the will be between eight
sentf5-wIw - JOSEPH G. WEST, plaintiff.
~ =. ~ Cow Feed, is..,
| SUPPLY OF Bran, Short DC, lust reeeiyedb by
/ A-lcY aug3l THoBuRN'l III Market square
aa5 Mount Woods Cemetery. lol
| COME We ny desirable lots in Mount Woods Ccmcfct
| = can behad on opplicatian 10 ,ar.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-02
ANOTHER ARIVAL"OF
RICH AND SEAS oNAABLE GOODS.

RICH HNU SEHS ONHHDLE GOOUS.
ny EXPRESS. bzilar al ;aioashE
q PIECES Paris Bcreze DcIains in Rich styles-also
IL some neat figures Misses and children.
Rioh Brocadc silks, {I-l., ~ "A
Marie Louise Gro De Rhine,
Silk and Linen Foil De Non for ira yelling dresses,
~ Richcoored Jaconets, styles, gr-pGrEs4H
China Silks, dark and neat styles, ..5T-tya lfIIT
Muslin Bands,
REVERE Inscrtings,-
Lupins Extra Modselin De Lans and French Men
- noes in Black, Salmon, Rose, blue and White.
Extra Fine French Linen Cambria Ipkfs. ,.,f
Received this day by
''' '.'r - o. w. HElSKRLL & co... "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-02

Centre Wheeling, and some ladies in particular,
have lodged complaint with us that the passage
to and from their dwellings, is obstrucled by the
present incomplete condition of the new Market
House. In rainy weather they say they have sell
dom been able TO fathom the depth of the mud
We should Ike to DO something for them, but think
we cannot, unless it be to help them out of the
mud, which will cheerfully do should we hap
pen along that wayi in cases of emergency. After
careful review OF this subject, we are forced to
the solemn conclusion, that they have no right to
complain, the evils complained of being necessary
to 4 very necessary improvement, which will more
than compensate for all present inconvenience.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-02
r In Chancery.

In Chancery. .,'i
yiruinin At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit court OF Ohio county in the month OF September
sarah Jane Mills and Minerva Jane
si.ll., who sue by George McCreary Complainants.
their feat friend. ..-.i. -. aH
against r.-r.
Daniel Stecnrod, Samuel Mccoy, Mo-
scs Mills, Rachel Wallace William t..
Mills, James Mills John Mills, Ruth ~ -lr 81 -,
Mills, Caroline Mills and Catharine r,cfcn,,nts
Mills ard other unknown heirs at law '''"
or John Hills deceased who was the son ,, ~.
OF John Mills the elder, late OF Ohio
county, deceased -.
The object OF this suit to obtain decree for the art
lion of of land Wheeling creek In the county OF
Ohio and account tc rents and profits thereof
The defendants Daniel Stecnrod and Samuel Nc.
Coy la wing entered their appearance and i appearing
by satisfactory proof that they not OF the
Commonwealth OF Vrginia-On motion OF the complainnnts
by COUNSEL ii is odc cd that they do appear here within
orr months due publication Of this order, and do what
may deemed ecessaryto protect their interests inthis
suit and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
in some news paper published in the city OF Wheeling for
four successfully, and posted at the front door Of
te Court House Ohio county the first day of tho next
county court TO be held for said county.
4 copy testc, ALONHO LORlNG,
/ (Nelson)iw Cscptt7) Clerk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-02
MTsCIEI.l,.A N.iit) Us Us:

NEW CAEsPETS AT FEDUCEDPRlCES.I
1RGnOO YARDS of Carpets at No 1i3, Main street,
lO,OUU The subseriber respeetily Informs his Gus
fronltic east and ID receiving tthe largest, best an
stbeantia stock Of Carpets ugs Oil Cloths, etc ETC.
in this city embracing almost every yaiety or
style quality that be found in the
FRONT the finest English Velvets down to common Rag
pct This selected with great care and
chased the most favorable circumstances, which win
enable sell them much lower The quality OF
in lne will please call md select from stock OF over
iGO yards. with 100 different patterns varying In price
scrii j. C.HARBoUR. no. 143. Main ST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-02
To Country Merchants.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale

valuable Real ESCaCe LOT SAFE.
E undo has the following property for sale all
i o! which he will dispose OF on accommodating terms
u-wit:
Lot numbered Three in six Main street North oil
adjoining the Mclodcon buildings. This is of The
most bile building Lots in the City
Also about 1GO Lotsn South Wheeling Gate Rchetown)
many these equal TO any in that addition TO the City
Asosevera or he most valuable Lots the Island addi
ton TO the City.
Also large number OF in the Buena VISTA Churchill
No. and Churchill No. 2, additions TO the City.
will sell in parcels 10 suit purchasers, much
the land within the corporate limits OF Wheeling has
laid OF into lots being upwards OF One hun
Acres, and being the in the occupancy
Abraham Altman, and now held by me in trust for Mrs
Emy Zane = u. .l-.-..- a
Wheeling aug3p-I FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-02
To Western md Southern Merchants, n
Sexton, Seal e Swearingen,,t.,at
IMPORTERS 81 JOBBEHsS

No. IL, IS. 4th st. between Market and asa
Ni' t'iit s'e4e MO. 'SOhesnut SITS. Phil'a. Lni
J. W. sExToS,l ", sEAt,.s a, Van .SwEARINnEN.
FFER to purchasers the largest assortment Fancy
" Dry Goods In the city 1t comprises in part or 80
Hosiery Of, all kinds and qualities.
Gloves, UndcrshiIts Dress Shirts Collars
WoolcE yarns Of dferen: shades and colorss 'yES
a fine ortmcnt of Shell combsI I I
! do do Buffalo and Imitation Combs.
brushes sa ~ essIiPsiOais r.
Burnctts six cord cold Spool Cotton - an7Fn'si
Periumery OF all kinds II iS, iilts} js,agtrT
As well great many styles Ofgoods inpor
tutOn, which cannot here mention, which well
worthy the attention OF byers We feel make 1t to
their interest to give US a trial septs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-02
T6CUTI pIORE LIGMT!

- II LIGMT, MORE h LIGHT, sor 200,
= LONG evenings approach the demand loI goou
c,aar iJonT free from and smoke, increascs-
We respectfully invite all who wish good Light ee rom
use and for sale Qeensware StoIe NO. - onioe
street near the Post once, Wheeling, Another as
,,or vithout cut shades has Just been received
scptc ''''- >. "a 49, - -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-02
DEP ARTMENT.
:,TrRDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 2,9ls52

.-z-Si,,r> coyie. ofthe DAILY INTELLlGENc ERR for
-. a. The Office OF publication Price, TWO cesTs.
-up 3 A. SEIRS is authorized 10 receive subserip
-. 10 The Daily. Tri.Weekly and Weekly lntegeneer,
mi 10 advertising and job work to be done
IBIS Office
in the city and the adac ent towns will be sup
- with the Daily Iniellisencer by Mr. r. A. Sears al
~ at Of TEN CENTS A WEEK. This will afford an
lion many who do not wish subscribe by
Is. wear Mr. $. will supply his subscribers punctuay
"a AZ an early hour.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-02
Dyeing TO live!I
.'EtwT4 &. DAY

u eIDYelnS 10 lIVS1'
- FIRTH & DAY ~
SepenM ST., three doors from DR.. Tappan's,
q sTEUBENyILLE, OHIO.
,,,,, The citizens Wheeling and vicinity that
a. w So enmnenced the CoIoring RuHin ess in every
hrneb silks Cottons and Woolcns warranted TO stand
ooiors Ladies' apparel coa's' anus 'ess'
i, ri E@ n eo, 10 new. Ribbons, shawls,
and way OF eooring cleaned ana
,nnc nm he shortest notice, and on easy terms
"a nts have been made with the steamer wi
receive and deliver articles and packages for ua
daily. ~ i7syi. fstr1t L'nat;s las IA FIRTH. !
Ia is, ,-5.s JOSEPH DAY.rIHIT
N, Dozen child Rossuh Hats, Just receive at The
llIU South End Of Market Square: aonr,ss npvaIii
septl6 vs .trg t,islaos! - ~ no Sdpt'.sff
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-02

iis-ls il.EE1-l $50 '41i GOODS t-.Fsf 7taI
Opened this dry mt w. ID, Notes, t'tt
IIRENCH Mcrinos, best make, every color . I'd
Il Plain all wool deLaines u yards wide all coors
SO 90 d..
Rich printed eLanes, French English American.
Elegant founced Notwithstanding now. G.stF.-.
.-'i,PIan and printed Lanua cloths. . - .;t.,
Embroidered and plain satin, de Chine, gl- + g.
Figured and plain Mohair Lustres. ..sI-- =.fs ~
,s,s Silk and wool shot Lustres every pretty)
Silk chain COburg CLOTH black md other colors.
Black and colorcd Canton cloth, DC. y septic
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-02
c COMMERCIAL ,.':i + !
WHEELING. MARKET,
OFFICE or rHE DAILY INrELLIGENCER,

tpJsNoh-It should be observed that the quotations
given below are the Wholesale Prices. We state this
tdr the bcrct OF those who may hive very small orders
70 fill ami who may be charged small advance on these
prces. Generally however both city and country eusto.
nprs rely purchasing from Wholesale MGR
chants in quantity, at the regular Wholesale prices
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-02

yirginiu, AT Rules held in the Clerks office OF tho
Circuit Ohio In the month OF September 1859
John Mallory and Asa Johnston own plaintiffs
IF 's' -..f .- & against t75-ti l.' y u .- rIrt
William F. Curtis, John A. Skunk, An -sEf-- a.ar
thony Sheets, and Joseph +. Hall, Charles3 -
Hall Joseph Hall, partners under the Defendants
firm OF Joseph T. Hall d Son, owners of
the Steamboat "GoVernor Meiss-" -,-
action trespass in to recover at the least
N $500 damages, caused by the collision of the said
Steamboat "Governor Meigs with the said Steamboat
'sHa Columbia in which suit an attachment was issued
and returned served. ti'
The defendants except John Skunk not having entered
their appearance and it appearing by satisfactory proof
ib,t thev arc not the Commonwealth OF Viz.
ginia-on motion plaintiffs by counsel it is ordered
that they do appear here within month alter due publi
cation OF This and what may be deemed
protect their this suit and that copy Of
oor he forthwith inserted in newspaper published
in The city OF Wheeling for four weeks successfully and
nostc at the front the Court House OF Ohio county
On the first ay of the county court TO be held for said
county. ,..,. t..l,.,1oNzo 1op,Nc a. :.
fG&Eo sept15 l aF ~" - Clerk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-02
virginia. AT Rules held in the Clerks office OF tina
Circuit Court OF Ohio county in tho month OF September

virginia: AT Rules held in the Clerks office OF thu
Circuit Court OF Ohio county in tho month OF September
1852 ...... .-,r .r,sl
r. Crangc & Co. 80 Plaintiff.
against
Nelson briggs, r..s -. : Defendant. sea
Action or Debt 10 recover the OF So97 II cents,
n due ON two notes. dated oUh January 1882 for
$500 due payable hundred and twenty days after
date and the i9T II CENTS due and payable one
humid red and thirty days ae date with interest from the
time said respectively became due in which
an attachment was issued and returned served
The defendant not having entered his appearance and
by satisfactory proof that he Is not as nhabitan
nj The Commonwealth of VrgniaOn motion OF the plain
tin by COUNSEL it ordered that he do appear here within
one month publication OF this order and do what
MAJ he dee protect his interest in this suit
and copy order be forthwith Inserted in some
published in the City Wheeling weeks
and posted the the Court
or Ohio county the first day OF the next county court to
" IJ&PS copy Teste, ALoNzo LoRING, Clerk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-02

n. sRH ONE YEAR IN ADVANCE.
HtLoAKS, with and without hoods bought at 'Bupins
" Cloak Emporium, Broadway, New York, The lates
STYLES at Tsep23l .ir+ JOffNSTONpS.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Perf11Tneru &c

e.
T H. CRUMBACKEft would announce TO his
friends and the public generally that having purchas
ed the interest of the senior partner in the business lately
conducted under the firm OF j. Crumbacker & Son, he
will continue the the old stand No. 175, Main
and would respectfully Solicit and trusts to nit conti
of the patronage beray bestowed tbs old
He has just returned from the Eastern Cities and is
opening extensive and well selected stock OF Drugs and
Chemicals. Perumery, Fancy articles &c, all of which
were purchased strict personal inspection with
scrupuous regard 20 purity OF quality and offered
to the public on the most reasonable terms. Tyr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-02
Ladies of North Wheeling,

browns ESSENCE JAMAICA GINGER, valun.
ID Bile tonic aud stimuiant, for sale by
Scptl. KILLS & CALDWEIL. r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
Secretary Corwiu.

We find the following letters IN inc
H.,t,-re Cipper. MIR. Corwin is Determined
70 b,ips his sanderers to account tor their cauin'
rks' v,..,,,,--o> Aus %. 1852.
srs Amorc the published prcet dinss OF 'ne HOUSE
~ R,nresentatives on Monday. have observed reso
Srns If inquiry into my coouqNion with the claim OIL
N, G.rainer befcre the late 81 xicsn Com missloners
~ by the puhli.hcd proceedings of that day, that
-, srs the Chairman Of the Committee raised on tns'
..@uAnn AZ the session Of Congress Is drawing rap
az los close am sure you will fully comprehend
Nv sxsrt me anxiety thst invesu AL IN SO lar as
AZ eacerned should proceed with the utmost posS'Oie
dspsirh -m,.e,-u.
A.refere mos, respectfully ask that you Will Inform
- n, the 3. srer Of THE when may have the oppoTtu
d, q nressntns testimony TO the Committee
NN " W ?, soe .tfuly THOMAS CORwTN.
IL ,sn,,r JesS,oS Chairman Select Com Housed REPS
Nv WASHINGTON, Aug %, 1852.
Dr.p Srx. understood this morn,Dg mat the ope'
r.. Committee Of which you are Thsruian
say.S ,Ss, they csuuo proceed With the inVe'ngauon
S,s-rsd TO them -. co,,,n,,,ee m Of
The anxiety expressed BY me ctoe Comul'see tns'
.aor,5 in e. ate and report at the present SESSION.
s-sross me now to request that toe Comu'te9 ni'
- a. obtain leave to sii In the vacation ana cI'
D. natter 50 far as sD concerned as soon a' Pos''
* ",''e' - ~As,sctf1lIv Thomas CORWIN.
go As..rw jorN.oS. Chairman SPECIAL Com Mouse o. f'pS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
Mr.. DoUeLAs reported back several

Mr.. DoUeLAs reported back several
House bills, hich were Laid on the table.
Several Committees reported unfinished
business.
On motion of Mr.. SHIELDS, all the pa
pers BET Committees ordered TO be returned to
files of the Senate.
Mr.. DODGE offered two resolutions or
derpe the distribution Of certain documents Adopted
Messrs. MASON, ATCHIsOS, MoRTON
and ADAMS obtained leave to Withdraw certain papers
from the files.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD moved that Commit
tee be appointed inform the President tn the Senate
are now reads TO adjourn Agreed 10.
Messrs. UNDERWOOD, PRATT and BAYARD
were appointed ard At two minute, before l2, the
COmniuee returned and reported that the President
had further communication &c make 10 the senate,
and offered them his congratulations on the close OF
their labors
Mr.. MANGUM offered a resolution that
the thanks of the Senate be given 10 Hon W r. King,
for the ability dignity, and impartay with which ne
hes dischaI ged the duties Of the Fre'dent OF the
Senate.
The Resolution was adopted unani
mousy.
Mr.. KING tOek the Chair, returned
thanks for the compliment and expressed his regret,
II be had ever d,pessed any by his decisions, and
then pronounced the United States Senate adjourned,
S1ns dfs
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s..,, In california;.
~, Alta California ('"'ep'"'."r VI

,,,. ,v,bfbrnid (inuepcnuo"' WI
Inc 90 ,.s .ilor the reception of Gen.
PARTY " '"e ~, :, San Francisco. says;
sC',, ".tion. Of the Wing National con tGs
he n'0 been received IN thls Guy , WV" voo
,en','n nav '",,sacticn, No sooner nau 'uo 49,
xU'S'es' So cannon were discharges, pon',.eS
sSesd tas" even and all the other denonsua-
lighted cheer cheer, m,nlecd iu The gratihcat'!on ~
ticns ct cenku. almost amounting to entnus'asui'
s,aen'N ; IN great measure irom .ne 'aI' , ,
This Ises% expected, IT not ""@ T" t c",
Il was rrald be the nominee, lho IA.
Ger, Seee n.ll e. the anticipation mas p'ooaoy
sns~sr'Ht ~ ,J,s that Scott was really the cnoicc
hegattess w cf California. And such' we ave III
81 toe "n,S,vr. Was really the case a'oot .',.io
chaed " "a ,hsn u erumhl-r who regrets 'n"' WIZ
V rev S" ass not nominated Az. .,,.d
NeesW or lanc tine assumed u 'o' S'"u'ou
H"ps wculd be nomnsted, We have had no
that Sccs rerslad,ns ourselves that he was t9e
shs"v.l,be capd date that the wings oou'u
s,rs ius the hed' ,., ,s If ,hs
sAns ~ r,rm>AM.- Whig' of our city
W", besl Of enthusiasm last evening on
cssiasNr, Of the news of the Baltimore nonn-
IRE ~ en-, steamer. Guns were hired from
rstAs ,as frsm the Plaza, aud from the d!lier-
iS ~. around the city. Boutres were IL on
49, Als and rockets were sent up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
Later and Interesting from santa Re.

ST LOUIS, tuesday, huguN IT, Is3I
Mr.. Aubrey arrived here last night from
Santa Fe making the trip Independence % days
He eft Santa Fe on The 3lst July Gov lane reached
Fort Atkinson the l5'h. Major Van Horn, l.. 5 A..
wa. one Of Aubreys psrty.
Mrs. and Miss King, of Ga, died on the
Arksn,ss In July.
Mr.. Aubrey saw 300 lodges of Canaan
ctes and HI we, on RABBIT Ear Creek
Capt. Buckner and Lieut.. Woodruff
were 10 leave Fort Atkinson the 25th for the States
Mr.. Aubrey was informed by Major Van
Horn that shout the lat July Apache Indians AZ,
lacked fifteen msxicsrs on the tornado del Meierto
killed one and wounded four others, taking from them
twenty oxen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
SINGULAR kkUNoN.-In ,he year 1872,

olNGULAR RkUNION.-In the year lol2,
msn named BOypt ., soldier In the American Army
rs s'subeo ~ Ogd'ns0urg, suddenly disappesred.-
seen crossing TOE Ice toward Canaas but as moth
va "" eyer heard Of him II yss supposed tia, he
Vas ofo~oed In crossing He left ouite family who
moufneo the death Of their father and after time were
scsitered '~ e''' "'S WIZ
Nn Aoesuay ttert Don, an old man. walking with q
u|u sno cane inside his appearance ln s1ath Bus
ton, inqui'ng Tor WIN. w. Boynton- \ wstchnan lila
ws' directed 10 tbs watch house vhsra h. found Mr.
hJhton lie old gettemsn Informed him ,hst IN he
FH oi his snowlecgs he was HI. fatbsr .nS ,hsn nro
..e1eo 20 hsrrsie to him o. particularly the affairs of
.o lsniy, tnsi wss shown cpocusiyely TIA, father
slo son were Indeed reunited sier separation of 40
Mr. Boyntoo after leaving the army reoslred to Can.
l9 mere eness I'd In fsrIniug Unsbie 70 hear feom
sAuniy, het lssi married e.in and has reared a
sesoto izniy short time since he lssrn.d ths, hi.
sna portion Of hss family wefe residing n NV
"Phire and started on foot to frd ,hsrn tie as
L,Nned Their sherea6out and psid them visit. AMI
Hsnips that his son Wn,sIn a boy but 6ye wear. of
o WIEN he left, WAS IN South Boston he started IN
nm he could MT be persus 20 To t.ka the car, a.
vas AFRAID they might Dc thrown OF the track lie
yesrs OF sge and 10 hearty, ha's old man with
ee exception OF bis lsmeness Mr.. William B,vnton' !.
ianiy reside In wey mouth Mass, snd the Old sents-
s~nsd on foot yesterday morning 10 wish tharn =
uspoIy and pr, baby reached Weymouth about noon.
son could not stand the jsunt we'll aud took the
S~" Boston Trsv, 21th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

y The commencement at BOwdoin
College Brunswick Ne, takes place - morrow. The
great Gathering Of the Alumni occurs today IL 10 eX.
yectsd that Gen Pierce, John 2. Haze, and host Of
others who have graduated At this seat of learning will
be present The present occasion 10 half century ju
biee OF the College. and 70 expected tina. unusual
number will be present
r?r John Mccoy, Of ChilIicothe, one of
the esTy settlers d thai city, died the iih last, In
tho 10th year Of bic age He removed from Pennsyl
vana 10 The West In the year 1885, and was Tor many
ytA ergsged In the mercantile business In ChiDc the
~ II is stated that Mrs. Stowe, the
auiheres OF Uucle Toms Cabin, has engaE d 70 write
popular tale upon the cfso, Of the .ine Liquor Law
intended for wice crcu aion by the iends oil tns law
IT, Two shocks of All earthquake were
felt at Augusta Ca fsw days since. The noise and
yibrstions Of tho second, which occurred about
O'Clock A. ~, lasted como elk seconds.
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DoIpss Mt Washington.

Special Dispaicl 10 The ". J. Tribune. =,
WASHINGTON. Tuesday Aug 3l-L40 T. NJ
E.A. BRADFoRD's appointment to the
Supreme Bench is laid over.
HmAND HAIL, California Land Commissioner,
is confirmed.
IL. X. EIklNs, Marshal OF Wisconsin, is con-
frmed.
Gen. WILSON, California Land Commissioner
was rejected by an exclusive party vote, with
much angry feeling.
JOHN T.. TOWERS is appointed Superintendent
of Public Printing and confirmed.
BoYp HAMILTON, late Public Printer, viii get
from forty to fifty thousand dollars under blind
amendment to the Civil and Diplomatic bill.
The Fertilization bill will go over.
The Naval appropriations provide for carrying
out the contract with ROBERT l.. STEVENS to buid
a floating battery in New York harbor.
Sd. UuRBARp of Connecticut is confirmed as
Postmaster General.
KHAN il confirmed az Judge in Conkln's
place. ,-.. o,1,,o,,.
The Senate is now in Executive Session; the
members of the Cabinet generally are in the Vice.
Presidents Room.
The House is in grand state Of confusion, and
one.half the members are on their feet, thrustlng
private bills at the Speaker. A resolution was
partly read in aid Of Beau Hickman.
RICHARDSON, of ILL.,, is making speech fuu OF
oaths.
TWELVE O'Clock.
Incessant motions are made to adjourn. The
! House is oil confusion but there is les; ntoxca-
ton than ever saw at any previous adjournment.
The SPEAKER has just adjourned the House
sane die.
The VICE President has just adjourned the
Senate with an appropriate address. EYE.