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stock Sales

PHILAnrLrHIA, Dec Reported bv Barker Brothers
Co. First BOARD 500 PepnsyvanA gs, ggA 1908 a.
e21a $50 lmington Railroad 6s cash o0 900 Read.
Ing ksitfold Mortgage So A. b5ru, e9i 5000 do as b5
sg@i u 700 Reading Raiiroad 60 10 t6 49, 1oo United
states 6s 67 q " s5wn llsH toS susgues.nna Canal
&c. b6 3d. 100 sheres Norih neri Coal bjwn, lsx;
Psnnsyly.nis Rsiirosd e' 60 ubion sus MS 50 do rs
E1s 100 do, TN 30 DO b5wn i7A; 80 do cash I7s
100 Morris Cansl b5 2lh $50 to 2I 100 do, b5~p 10
Lorg leland ksilrosd b6 2 800 do cssh st 100 do ss
DO s7t $50 schgylh s,yis, tion Preferred ; United
Sstse Bank 80 Grsrd Bank ossh, AK: BctDeen B9rrs
10 Aorria Canal b5sn 2; 100 do. b6 and int, 2i, 100
90 Bard int 2is z0o Usou Canal sswn, 17S; 100 ox L.
$50 tennNyysnis IS 9s 400 United States Ga 81 Csc,
Il9% C,6 10 Sohuy kill Nsvsaticn rs 49, ca r. S2 1000
do C&P 82; 80 shares susqus ha ma Caasi b. if 10
Long Island Hailrosd, @ IN; 90 Unioa Canal TX; 80
PeppsyIvsDia Esroad 9 100 Schuv kill Navigation Prs
ferred 2 bsohuskiil Navigation, 20x 300 Girard Bark
b. ltk After Board United States S. 5a C&P
go shares Lorg lair Railroad Isl 0 do bJwn 2lI rj
pcrrf Canal 22$ 100 d.. ans 100 Che ter Valley Railroad
b ~ 20 Union Canal, I'm, MNket heavy.
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ssa1sGsA - allowing vsrast :-xhs saaa n1vurd nse.
risss = ~ dsssk y 6slssila su1ss sssssassss
upo. ~ eth Inst The jury arc q ths opnlss shss tSs
swtehss wecs probably altered By some 1sleoas
ssd hs.c: the cause q the scedest The jury further
say that Il , the duty Of lhs compasy b have the
switches Locked except as such tines sSsy ere actually
IN uss ana thea ssss esponsbls person should have
70 take s~oh means 70 prevent sniis ssoI1sat
he nay think proper The dsoesssd Morrisos aged
.s.: 6 ' s.s
brought out, In greet distress.
TIE REsuRl BOTTOM CAss-THn freuEsr The bsdlss Of
the three men found boa,d the schooper, ri lay
buried last evening BY order Of the rhs
b named the Play FAIR and was lying at foot Of Rsoss
Welt street yesterday deserted The following tho
dict rendered By the jury esoh Death from
raj causes The jury regret that It has BEEN impossible
to oh ain any clue to the Of craft engaged in
80 unlawful . trafho
DEArH rRoM DISEASE OF THE HEARr.-rhs Coroner held
an inquest YESTERDAY afternoon. Ut Bellevue Hospital
upon lhs body of colored woman named Maria smith,
who dropped dead after admission to tho institution.
DIR G. McGandelfs house physician testified to hsr
symptoms admission She dropped dead sheu going
SEATED upoa post aorea examination Verdict: Death
from dssse OF the heart The deceased about
ty i've years Of age.
ing in che basement Of the house No 234 Ellis street
taken III with fit esriy yesterday morning and
died In . few minutes. Coroner Ives notified
A CH,LD FoUNp DROWNED an early hour y.ster
day morning the body OF an infant found floating
In the Of tho East river at the foot Of Fourth
street Some person unknown made IL fast the pier
with rope, where IL lay until the notified
He will investigate the case perhaps, 10 day
scALDEp OEArH.-A young child, PANIED Keenan,,
whose parents reside No $50 street. died yes
terday evening from the effect Of scads which it soc
dentaiy received The coroner notified
RowpYIsN-A About eleven o'clock Friday night
two citizens brought German tho station hou 80 Of
the Seventeenth ward Who BADLY iaju,ed By beiug
set upon and beaten in the street by unknown 20
him He was medically attended TO- and sent home.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT On Friday afternoon a boy named
Charles Il. Martin knocked down and run over BY
hook and ladder truck whist wakiog the Third ave-
between sixth and Seventh sets The whole Of
the macbDe passed him aud injured hts body and
lsgs most severely Officers De Bender Usher Of the
Se,enteeuth ward, brought him to the station house.
where no attended BY surgeon and then home
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Passengers Arrived.
LoNpoM-ship Chrstisns-J Anseil lady and four chill,
dren Hunt and lady Msugham, Curry. Xecfs,
Barfre and lady, Heath andAdy, Phyfo aud lady.
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TIVE MAsRIED woxAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL
CompanoA-By DR.: a N; Msuroeau, Professor q Do
p.sn iss e -
ny: ssis s@s, 9:
those contemplating Marriage as diselosss impor.sS
Here also, every fsmsis-tns vile tho moshsrcths 90
esther budding womsnhood ,he other in the decks
change discover the osuses syn ,toms and shs nss
eeient remedies and ths most certain mode Of ours h
h1traes of letter from ssntismsnin Dsyssn 0h!sl
Dr. A. NJ xAvR,orAv No. 10 Liberty ssreo.:~' 60
Ny Desf sr-My wife has bees personality sskins ~
some three yesrs or more In Of hsI srsas
scnnnsment-overy successive aud more dsbif
..,ns and prc.sasns hex putting her life N inn.sss
Supposed .hs state thnss WAS poyssSs and rssSsS1
as T Soc hs, ss sn.
ossnos s.ers:s 70 70. the relief afforded my dsssssS
Ing shat shs great discovery q NJ Ds.cmssus SrsSidsS
s.,yss opened prcsDsSs 70 mo which little
have Psssed head ali biiitT my va
Mould have been In her ana ny ohIdiss bosh y
la Of eeurs inprsstsass 70 convey more su,y SAs
seou, subject, treated o. they nature sssssy
and ~ ,he PUBLISHING oo. No 10 sss,s street. NV NV
ss win s. ssss:nsssa ~ ~.
s,s:. ias Liberty srs N.Y. boz Ina New lssf fsss
tAs book w sarded sn/ issy or sss
United states. BY Addressing as asove.
MEDICAL ADVISER AND MARI. kgs oUIps-A
W practical tsstiss never bcsors /nbishcd Twenty
ss s rss q a g;sis ss sy ,s sr n
Lsrmt nt phy,ieisn aud sur.e "a Reade street, csrnss
sso sss,s ~ e' T. 's al sh''' 'onssAa
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EHOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-rHE NEW DOUBl,l-
Il engine steamship BENyA MIN FRANKLIN IN nShaafR


NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
wheel amshiP BLACK WARRIOR, Robert W. ShussiSS
sailing for Dscemser falls Christmas day the .aiag e
the Black Warrior will be deferred till tbs wing Mea
day December At IA oooo precisely fro pier 2ssS Z
Harrison street, North river Passage $50 taksa
for New Orleans and reshipped BY the esaSs
per cubic foos 9,oas oenssned 70 L. Mead Co. Noble
Havana but specie No freight received on siiax dsy
Company bills Of ladns can Be had a. 70 Nassau .tsA
nIs o'clock r. NJ Friday Dso a. Passengers for Havaaa
viii procure passports before leaving port.
LIVINGSTON, CROCnERON CO., 81 Brssdvsg.
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MEDICAL

Dk. WARDS UNr0RTUNATE'S FRIEND. = TN
crest anchor Of safety warranted " After evs
thing else has fAcdThs universal esAss q
service In tho dseass. Price dosr VIAL an5 asli-
es BOOK srsNs Oso Canal street. one door from Bxse
WARRANTED SURE PREVENTIVa H0ATNv7
"A contracting dieeasss called Prsservatv inveuAeA
And sold by CARL German Chemist. srner v1p1
examined ard rsbussed years by Medical Con.
mission Il the Frusau government ru, No Wssa
street and opposite the Hudson River Railroad Dsrc~
This specific Preventive bssg chemical mixus q -
nfsbis AND totally innoron, 70 hositb Is T. sssrs.
undoubtedly nost and welcome whe have
occasion to fear diseases Price four shilinEs bstsas
commission liberal.
MRS. NOLAN, LATE OF THE ROrUNDA LYINGJN
NA Hospital Drblin, midwife ana lsdis tendon
can DO teen AZ All hours at her residence IS Delsnsy ss
near Orchard street Can DO fully ~ Ian =
whom she has ATTENDED.
nR JOHssON, NO. Is DUANE STREET, so WEE
- known for the last twenty two che
cesful practitioner in New York be Consulted us
Tho who suffered medical nav ~
on haviIs their osses trsatsd by physoan Ct
INpoRrANr MEDICAL woRK.-DR RALPus PRAo-
sios Tsstse on the Diseases Of abe Con. Orsaus thsR
nature Symptoms, progross consoquenoes remedies Or
By ~ ssh Rl. A.. GsaS
- 0ss s.s ns.'Ss :s..e n1sI
~, lsundays exoeptedl Majisd eeoursiy snvespsl
ffce OF postage By sdarcssinx. paid. SoE 80 ~
nR BEROE's PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE ovpg
~ the drug 6O9 Br way corner Of Houston sessS
whero he thousands eases annually Chsrres q
deratc and permanent antied Hours nin
o'clock A. NJ to twelve H. and from six till tAs
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NEw YORK AND HAvRH BTnAE EAyIGATIOF
IN CoEpsny.-The United States mall steamers, ths
TRANKLiN, j. A. woison, commander, And the hGE.
BOLDT, d. Lnos commander will isave New York, Havre,
and Southampton for the ysay ,BS Ne following
sAyr;-
LEAVE YORK. kxAvR RAvaY.
Humboldt rsseay Sept. ~ Hambcldt, wed day Oos. e.
Franklin Got " Hranklin, Nov II
Humboldt, Nov. % HumboltN. :. Doc. q
franklin, Dec. LIZ Franklin, Jas.I0S6
These sseAmes bull: expressly Tor service q
burthon oaoh 5urpassod either Tor sreed
strength, eorfors By vessels asOas Their
odasons for OF the approved kinds
6soppiDS ~ soathapton both going and returanE Ahey
eFer 70 passesgorr proceeding London advantages
ecy other Line IN che economy Of both Nmc snS money
Pgico Of passagc from. Now York 70 ncushAmeeoa es
from Rsvrc or Southampton 10 New York ,,,',.. asJ
no secured until paid fss. AZ sxpsocsS sagess
board.
Ter fF S8ST r gs;sIEi afg,y y
WILLIAM ISELIE, HAyrs.
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.x><>e-
=. !. Y. g :s:.s e. :
a. foe ylstsr service Dee nsss YIN = svsa e ~ 80
hs's4n = s IL siss: rLzAsAsrs. IS yr.. ...
G!4Ax BErws1n NEW Yoak AND aLAseeO--
$500 Sk q; -. 1870 .ss. ss.ss
% s.s ssf y. s:9 ~ Pea G y: DID, :.
::s:: & 4. ,' 81 80.
"a ''''';s' '' ia'l'4'! z 4s3li1A1 . s-..s..
POS LIyIkPooL--!yEIFlD STATES NAIL srlA4-
an WI nm: IS ss..B
.' No sr iii esa For 'i For
or ps.sse having uIsquAsd soeennsdasHs for ssgssss
" sD@gxisSS <. COLLINS : co, s. wan ..s.s
e.. 'sass
EIRsT PACKET FOR AysrRALlA-rHl NEW AND
elegant sepsF 81 ss.s s .a
few day: TIL: ans mp he. Just
very short pssYss Australia expected Her sosSnse-
''1
street. sSy o. Of Front NO e ossss
a York built packet ship B.isirers. Loo ts.s q
New ss'i
@ e is. Sss
IRENE height Sesrssn Sss.s eight and hat Feet s,a =
that has been despatched for Australia. end
them decided preferences over ali others svss 8
''AA'! JOHN OGDEN. Rw. CAMERON lls wall ssr.sa.
EeR AgsrRALIA.-THE BsAUrIFUL oLIPrW
sa having .,n ,dSons s'f
"a y: sh q bssssSss tsssss Dss:.s: w.
United states Nail Hn.-Tss s.t. and I. 7eriss ss.s
q soUTTh .t Foster commander viii lesys Isss
:;i,ss 5ssisss :ess = s:..s ys:::
S M E r sniS sSd 'r c. Bet.
81 LII. 4 ns s:.s :s Ill
FOE sss sAis'n MAIL all. INsEIH. sur
Hs s ss. wdsdss On ~ s' ,:
lst. For speed, strength aeoomm and fSe tSsss
fhips have no superior on the osaat.
Foe sA,yAssAn-TaE NEW AND spLENDIp SID.
for from The a.: .. . Il =
and sne IN every for Tho
s s,s. NV J; SSs. Pssdsissis sss :s::r.s:
ss:: .
Fo. NEW 4, ozL "A pIsEGy NEW pogs..
s sar. ns Ak y,
above port direot Wednesday December sssoelssk
Passage in cabin lssasofooml.
rrsish. s::d: 80 pai eubi: loot. i1
ssS are regretted to supply themselves With sho sssss
y. * sss %ass
s'{ ny
s:sitiysiy bill: fl.dias signed .fser O'clock
-. ..a. iYss5 ss.:s
Agents In New OrlsAns xessrs Marks & ThomaL Ne. =
Matches street..
NEW YORK AND ALABAMAs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
s. hsIs1f sspP WsR r. Robert c
usi.ed STATES Navy. nander As regular day Z
sailing for December falls Christmas day the sailing e
the Black Warrior viii be deferred tin IN. wing Me-
Harrison street. North river Passage $50 Freight taksa
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ITO TIE WEST INDIA ISLANDS AND CHAGREs
By the British regal mail steamship CONWAY, Cap

Ths steamship designed sail from Sayauaah Georgia
on the 4th nex and day Of essk fowinS
with ths Turks Islands mas and Jamaios she viii be
duo ~ ChAgres the 4t Of month"; turn on
18th, by ropte, 70 Savannah.
As this service oontempiates arrangements snly for
limited OF desire avoid
crowded boats will find the route desirable and aya
lids who visit % spsed the winter the West
Islands, may ccnvcyanse oompapys seamshipS
twice month. between Jamaica the folio sinx poyts
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MAhTINkAU. UR5dKkY VIC dsNkaaMpscE
YRNHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA 6TEAE-
ship Company intend sailing tho savorte stsanshps
vnoE PHfLADSLPHIA.
Uisy OF Manchester Thursday, Jan. 1854
City Of Glasgow Thursday, Feb. 8 Bhs
City Of kanehestss. Thursday, MAJ 1888
Clay Of Glasgow Thursday, MAJ. ii. 1885,
SR0M LIVERPOOL.
City o. Glasgow Wsdnesdsy. jar. D. 1859
Oiay Of Manchester. :. Wednest az, Fob. 1885
City of 0iasgew Wednesday. Mar 1875
RATES or PASSAGE. -
Balloon, SO, sos and $685. (sooo ding ssata Yscmsl
limited number Of third olass passengers s be tsksr.
Sad found With comfortably cooked srovisious, for
SO. 30 Liverpool. sD. from Liverpool.
Parties wishing TO bring out their iends obtain
Ehostes Of passage and DRAFTS The Bank Of IYospd
rune from 81 sterling upwsrds Haad bs be hsd ~
Shs ohea OF THehAs RICHARDSON, asert Ill Exchange
place
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Herald Marine Corrsspond. nos.

Arrivea-SohH - Deputy Winsmore, Newport Edwar
Adams, Bra dshaw. NTcrk; Rpsling Dole. do
Cesred-SchrsJ Deputy, Wnsmors. NYork; Jane
Small Boston; Edward Adams, Adshaw, NYOrk; steam
slip kenheheo Clark, do.
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q 200 REwARp-JErrRIEs ANrInorR. A ~

~ KIM REWARD.-JEPFRIEs' ANTIDoTE SRI
POOc cihc mixture. II makes speedy cure, withevA
the east restriction Of diet drink exposure change b
application 20 business The proprietor challenges sns
csse which she xture will not under the forsr
OF i've hundred dollars Furthsrthe disease cannot b
contracted dose Of the ox is tsk0n when exposeA
10 putup In bottles, with fun dire osio.s, 81 81 Osa
bottle lasts week-msny ara cured In ze DAYS Fer -
BY 9. II. RING, 192 Broadway; OS Bayard street.
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SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE roR NYaIAx

SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE FOR NEURAL
"A ala tito dooreux toothaohs, nervous headache -
rheumstSm In the head, and preventive oonyur
stems other nplsns attendant upon early oh-
hood during tho period Of teethng has boon
10 now bong successfully administered In "a
medosod necklace 20 DO the skin the pstss
An eminent Gevmsa physicsn discovered virtues
valuable medicines " which the heads Of the necklace m
inside. and rrescr tho mode OF sppoatt,n The nsss
Of tho public 10 ns therefore called medietn1
but TO moeosneh, Recommended by Of ths
mont ofthe faculty peculiarly powerful In acting thrs~HA
the Of the sn directly upon tho sxe6
nerves sncrdns generally, instant and always permansnA
reNef, and efeoting mes vhs s1
twenyour hours trial Of the msdioatsd neokao ssses
ing proscrpticr md relief Of shsA
period by Immediately returning the rooeivs kask
their money.
TEsrrHoNv-I DO hereby oersty that The oompcsSss~
OF the msdicasod necklace offered By schunee Hsidnsp
10 OF such nature ~ 70 unf produce the most
faotofy results- q. BRAuNLIcH, n. D..
2s6 Henry street. Brcsklyn.
Price, H. Agents for sinereus quarters Of nay
make liberal contracts By calling pro orisssvs
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IRON Savannah 70 csssSa... so
Do DO, 1nagua. Observation-Disclosures. So
-.
~
Including stewards fees.l
and Ia proportion, 10 che other Islands
ach ship experienced Freight and
specie conveyed the usual For engaSsmeaes sp
ply to ANDREW Low CO.. Agents, Savannah.
Passengers freight for ths r. NJ steamships win be
conveyed 30 from New York. By tho U. s. Nan ships,
Florida, Alabama and Augusta.
sAML. L. MITCHILL, Agent, IQ4 Front street. NY.
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MRS NOLAN, LATE OF THE ROrUNDA LYINa.IN
A Hospital, Dublin. midwife ana lsdes' -tsndsA
can DO teen AZ All hours At her redenc 81 Desnsy srs
Orchard fully re co ded ~ =
whom abe attended. = -
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An "Trip II aasurday Yin - eid up fsP . shert Ns -
hs foe ylstsr service Dee nsss yin y svsa q - 49,
LUDLAM PLEAsANrS A. Yr,,t 49,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-17
Speaking out i'll Meeting.

The I.ooos IN the 3d District in Name are IN
a terribly dlsorganlzed condition. Since the
adjournment OF the locklnnd four days Con-
yentlon ut which two candidates were nomlna-
ted for Congress, the fight las been continued
";ar aud furious" The klmballres have'start-
ed campaign paper called 'the Pine Tree
State 1t is SAID to be edited by Mr.. Smart,
the present member of Congress. The wild
cats have charged him with having cast L
plurality of votes in the Convent on, whereup-
on he turns upon his accusers IN THIS wise. He
asks ''who makes these charges y And Ee
answers his own CUSTOM
"One Of them has passed counterfeit money
another violated important trusts III the COLI
lection e debts--auUlHer has stolen record
another has withheld funds aud put the govern-
meut to the expense of suemg tor them; an
other has been guilty of getting man the
worse for liquor and gambling his money away
from hlm, and another was known few years
ago to procure the nomination os a man for Of
lice by an outrageous fraud. Ii necessary, the
names, the evidence, and facts vii be gwen
hereafter, Lay on, McDuh'"
Ii this Is not telling family secrets, then ''we
are 10 Judge Of G. Boston .hloS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-17

An act to amend an act entitled "An act to
settle and dust the expenses Of the people of
Oregon in defending themselves from attacks
and hostilitirs of Clyusc Indians in the years
lSi7 and l5,c,n approved Feb II, 1852.
An act to grant the right Of way to all rail
and plaulirolds passing through the public land
belonging TO the United States.
An act to enable the Legislature of the State
of Indiana to dispose Of the unsold saline lands
IN said tate.
An act to reduce and define the boundaries
of the Military Reserve at the St. Peters Rlv-
cr i'll the territory Of Minnesota, and to secure
the rights Of the ac'ua, settlers thereon.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-17
inecdotc OF scott Humanity in his Boy.
hood.

he following auccIote was related to wr-
ter in the JeSeynnn, in farmhouse located in
V.sgina, during night spent there some six
years ago.
"In December, IL. towards the close Of
G7eIrv day, woman with an infant child wag
discovered half buried in the snow, by q little
Nrginlln, four years old. The lad was return.
ing from school, and hearing lnoans Of some
one in distress, threw down his sqtcne of books
ana repaired to the SPOT from whence the sound
proceeded, with irmness becoming one Of RI
per years RakIur the snow from the benumb-
ed body OF the mother and using means to
awaken her to a sense Of her depIorable cond-
ton, the noble youth succeeded il getting he,
upon her feet; the infant, nesting, on its moth
er's breast, looked towards their youthful pre-
server and smiled, as it seemed IN gratitude
for its preservation. With q cuuntcnance full
Of hope. the gallant youth checred the sufferer
on, himself bearing N his tiny arms the infant
child, while the mother leaned for support upon
the shoulder Of her little conIGctor. My
Lo.na Is hard by" he would eXcluim, as oft az
her spirits failed aud thus for three miles did
he cheer onward to happy heaven the mother
and child, both OF whom otherwise must have
perished, had 1t not been for the humane feel
A warm fire and kind attention soon relieved
the sufferer, vino 1t appeared was in search OF
her husband, an emigrant from New Ilamp-
+hlre a recent purchaser Of a farm in the
neighborhood Of ---, near this place. Dill
gent inquiry for several days found him, and in
five mQnths after, the identical house in which
we ale now sitting was erected and received
the happy family. The child grew up to man
hool-entered the army, lost limb at New
Orleans, but returned to spend his days in So
lace to the declining years of his aged parents.
w h re are they now 2 / as ed the NARRATOR
Here exclaimed the son, 4 am the rescued
one and there is my mother ana here. imprln-
ted on NY naked arm, Is the name of the noble
youth, our preeetverN | looked, and read
WiNFGtLD SCoIT."
Reader, is not this almost as ''illustrous" as
Gov. Steeles account of the humanity of Mr.,
Pierce, in bestowng the cent for stick Of
candy;
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-17
Arrival OF the Northern
Light.


The evening papers contained the following
despatch, dated New York;.
The steamship Northern Light, of the Mica
ragul line arrived a. o'clock tins morning,
after IL passage OF less than II days from "un
Fran tl-cO. Her news. however, mas been most
ly Anticipated by ourt tuil dispatches per Dan
c D.. cbStcr at New Orleans IAc Northern
Llg., lett san Juan On the iOth u.t., and has
made the quickest plssaTe on record. The
Northern l. rht brings 800 passengers, vino
have 100000 n gold. There Is also 5000
for :. paliOrd. TIcatou Il Co.. and $1,000 for
Thotnp,on \ hitchcock. The passengers by
the / acluc from San Francisco to San Juan ar
ryel down in - day and a half The health
Of san Juan was GOOD, and the weather fine --
The British steamer Great Western from Ma
Wy j y, was IN port. The brig Costranl at
San Francisco, had - deaths on boIrd during
the passagc. Tnc brig Leyerett arrived at San
Francisco on the 1th, with ice coal, rigging,
and anchors, from the wreck ot the sh p Oxford.
Hon. Edword MEG ,u-hey, NJ G.. from lndl-
ana, died OF pan-lnt teycr on the G,h
The news OF Henry Gays death created a
most profound IMPRESSION. The whole clly was
arrayed IN mourning for nearly two weeks.
Among the pail bearers of the procession
were Hon. g., W. Cooley, OF Maine, Gen. J.
T.. Addison, Of Dlsiuctot Columbia. Hon. II.
Hall. Of Vermont. Hon. J. Thornton, Alaba-
ma, Hon. Z. w. Tompklns Mississippi, ID. :.
Turner, Mass, john Chetwood, New Jersey
A. J. tioXIe, Marylund, Hon. Thomas Ham
bIcy, Penn, and Others. The procession com
prlsed / divisions, and included the members
of the several councils, the Governor, heads OF
departments, officers Of army and Navy, New
England, Iiihernan and Typographical socle-
tleS foreign residents, fire department, citizens,
&c, Nc.
The plans for the new City Hall are all COM
p,eted, and the work Will be commenced i'm
medlately. The overland emigration contln-
ucd to pour in on Il large scale. 1he Land
Commissioners were about holding a session AT
Los Angeles. Tnclr orders from Washington
are to sit successfully at Santa Barbara, Los
Angeles and Monterey.
Crime throughout the State was thought to
b. decreasing. Senator Gwnn was expected
home as soon as Congress adjourned.
One thousand miners are SAID to be working
on the upper waters OF the San joaquin, and
earning trom - to - per day.
The independence of Lower California con
tinues to be agitated. Chinese villages are
sprnglnL up through the digglngs. Pekin
Hong konT and Canton are among the names
already gwen to these Celestial settlements
some Of which number 1900 souls The Sac
umenro Union states that some OF the overland
em.rants had suffered severely, particularly
the women and children. The Numas Indilns
who have been driven from their homes on the
Clio, are uniting with other tribes in league
against the Americans. More troops will be
required to hold the sayages in check. The
(alltDrul1 miners are Irspus-intr Ina t,pri.. a
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with the Nouveau Monde Gold Mining Com
pany of Paris and London, for the working OF
their vast mining possessions. The capital o'
the foreign company is one million dollars
A duel took place on the North Fork Of
Feather River, between VIM. Leggett and
John Morrison. At the third fire Lcgget was
shot dead 4 duel was also fought at Marys
vile, between W. 5. Spear and John Kelley,
both belonging to Downyvie Three shots
were exchanged without effect.
The ship Jesse Burns arrived at San Fran
cisco 9th Aug, from Sydney, with $50 pas
scnrerS.
From Oregon there is but little news. The
Legislature met on the 2Oth, and adjourned on
the Both.