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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
vVHROUGH TO SAN FRANCiS1o

j AT REDUCED RATES--Sew.yors a. ~
STAncisc. Strsu,shls Line The saanship TvyrSS
STATES, Chsrles c Berry, Con n.ad-r, On ~. ~
her driyiure or Aspiuwsll Navy Bay. % wss
DAY. I'd June P. NJ eonaeernf 4, p ~
with the new Gouhi.-r ire steamship WINsfEI o scfs
zlec harder. Ksaoe5 ,aaisri conans ss.r ~
s-sp-f ats the suivsi 81 psssuss Psasss - -
Cr,fed Sfafes ron Ser.YcEs end Immediately 49, -
L-r.red, Sau yrrsco direct without soopirs - -
mediate ports
Th v,sf IT, n accommodations .nd sascty "a ~ =
passes ~ any bis nate and 80 experienced srssss
attached 10 each vessel
The I'nit.e Stare hss mcGe the voyage 6etres, n.
York ard Ctss IN dA,s ana aineteen hoa.S - <
Winfield Scott rerfornof fhs Voyage between Nsx Svt -
Panama IN ,h. shorfes time record both A. & ra.s,
snd ,rtnsl time frunp TON 10 pOFt
Books now open snd tnroUsh tickets hr Saie
ApUlyts DAVIS. ss0OXs CO
tfsnsrSl Agents. No. y 8aSserxs
JONES JOHNSON
NJ. 10 Wes;st- corner of Llh>rxs
Passengers per United states will de'snbas sos a. a.
wharf ~ Ascnwall ard abe the PsnNrs Rairosa -.
open nearly 70 0orscna trs avoiding the rsk xserx.s
landing 10 bean ~ ChssEe< and tia river nsvs,s
Gorgons
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DFcTuAR MAIL LINE, via Sroes!.

III ton, for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE NJ vHNef
FoRD .n6 TAUNTOS.-The steamer Y. = r
BiIT and COMMODORE, Of thi. iins aov -
isriy a. heretofore, alternately leaving Per 70
River, 6ra wharf above Battep-plses daily 3 n, q
s.ntsA Ar p NJ and Stoninzton ct o'clock q ~ II
srr,Ssl of the mail train which leaves Boston q
For freight or passage, apply at the ofhcs, No /"
nIe~e or on hoard the boats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
A w. CAnp, Aocoonecs.
300 c. CASES asS Boots . s,,I.Sv Shoes |. ,!s

~ y AAc 6NOUeN$-On TUESDAY, q - 0czoo6
A. MA large sssrfsr-Bt for Sprinx trade. -
Also prime stock 81 ali times Tor private Sa IT lowc
saah prices It the store Of A D. GALE No xss Psnlss,
corner Of Piass-st, Ncw-yerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
wv. WEsTc0TT Auciioneer.
IN EGANT HOU SEHOLD EURNl.

ENEEGANl HUI SEdOLO FOhNl-
L. TURE, PIER GLASSES VELVET CARPETS, OIL
PAINTINGS, &c. on MONDAY MORNING, az 10 O'Clock
at No l46 Greenwichav being the Of the above
House. sold account of former purchasers consisting Of
Tapestry. Velvet Brussels and three ply Carpets frencn
Pier Glasses Slabs and 8racket- Lace Window Curtains
aud Ornaments Sofas Diyans COuchss Gained Mthoganv
CT ars ockels Volsire Velvet Plush add Hair Cloth
Chains Jenny Lind and Walnut do Oh Cloth, Salr Carpet
and os: Marble Top Bureaus, w tshstauGs Mar
be Tor Center Pier and Sofa Tables; Mahogany Dressing
and Qnartete do French locks CIR ndole Mantel Ona
.nents Mahogany sad Walnut French aud Cottage Bed
stead Hair Mattresses Feather Beds ana Bedding Gt and
Mahogany Mirrors Rosewood aud Mahogany l-ic Stands
Hail and Solar LAMPS Hat ; and. silver Ware, Ivory
handled Cutlery China Glass War; &C. with large variety
OF Kitchen Furniture Also, number OF elegant on PANT
iurs richly fran ed article in he house will be pod
tyeir ard perempory sold rain shine Catalogues can
be ob,sined furniture examined the orling OF sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

ext ensive alterations suit her for the trade and
a. vase hes 70 steamer on mo
pse will ail for san -yapc above. touching a. val
rsrss Panama HeS ss-r-roousa large and airy M
te- ss-,rrsr accommodations superior TO any -'esrhv
.sst h.vius abundance Of Goth light and al. well al
- right Jery,r decks IL s Confidently rc,e' ne
vii make he passage SSn Sransisco IN - short nae a.
II Gus oy straref thus oherAs 10
80 10 tbs. ,sh deere comfort, much pessarter
han BY ye crow ED 'rrrs VIA Chafes ~ cuiy
a lim,fsd number 81 pass ass's VIII he ta<en
49, Nery YnIk and No " lgt.st-, PnlianelphiA
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NOR CHARLESTON. S. Gu. S

MAIL LINE.-The swim and elegant seansniP
TNION Capt r Adams VIII leave BIER No J. T. on
freight .pr, or bard, where al bills OF lsdias viii 10
signed. and 1I Tss-sse -, ~, .ass
Th- urs.usI pesd uh win hsaI ship invariably accosn-
plshes he passage tn srd lnNuo1s isrs always 20
4. tnnd with inducements which nc person taVei-
ing south shord Overlook. ....,,., y, -,
IN. SOTTEERNER will follo~ on WEDNESD NY, -otn.
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limited STATES MAIL STEAM

MED SlA | S NAIL STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY, CONNECTING with The pa
CHIC MAIL STEAMSHIP cOMPANY.-Only thpar,
line cor California vis Aspinwan and Psnsns .,r.., y
ducion for SteeFr-e Passage The spierdd n,ed Ns..
Mail steamship CliEROkEE will b. dispatched 80 M0x
DAY, MAY p AZ : SeiecS NJ precisely sr,fa hsr pa
snd PASSENGERS vie tavsns for Aspinwa all connect =
Pspana with the regular Mai Steamer ss San Franc,s
For ffeigh OF passase. sppiy 70 CHAs. WHITNEY. !
the Office Of the Conpsnies No In Westst. eorst Z
Warren Naw-lnfk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
KIN LAND WARRANTS WANTED

$3.50 -Of the fioTfdA ard 1872 WAs and aiso of he
exean War Tor which the highest cash price win 30 raid
si.c Illinois Psseno Of the W0 Of 1919 by u. g. StiU.
bILpI. No Nssssast> 5 doom from Wallet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
7 5. Mall STEAMSHIP COMPA

Nv-For NEW ORLEANS, wa HAVANA
The splendid new 6ouhlrenglnr Steamship ChEROKEI
i.3on II. X. navei rott. " = ION vii ed
from the pier at foot of " " r., on MONDAY Ns
q AZ O'clock p NJ. prscsely
Rafes Of Passage TO Naysns and Se~-Otlssns New n
rangemcnt
After Saloon Berths.
Forward Saloon BeTthr al
Steerage Berths. al
Freight taken Newcreans az 20 cents Per cubic o
Shippers Of freight 1cguesed % supply thenssva
with the Company hills Of ladne ~hch " bad "a =,
pcstop at the Office No other torn viii be- -xned n
hls of lsdips signed after me ship has sailed
Eor e,sieht or uessske apply 10 NJ q. ROBERTS
No III Wssf-st cor Wsns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEsv.

" YORK ana PHILADELPHIA dfoeI-x sv.Jen
Railroad via Jersey City, leaving Nsw.foh Lssss
Of Coursndtst; 9 A. M and d r. ,a'p ~ tom 10 4
Philadelphia at i23 and A. NJ and q r ~ "A g n
Walnut-st Fare rednced to " TOR hrs-c''~
second-clsss .,u.yIgSf0]
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and ChA .l -
through tickets cold In the above lines ana
carried in the A. NJ and 81 =. M lines """
with through conductor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

u =. - '
: No 81 ChaInhe Broadway, VIII sell tdlS
LAY at inl cl0ck ltrse gsortmsnt ~ new ana s'cpl
hand furniture CONSISTING of RosesOo1 Coin, BEDS cad
n wood ,osrl--top dresgng Bureaus and Wasis anf<
Mshopsnv French q fhc Bedstead Wardrobe. b01<-
cases mahogany Sofas Teeteetss mahogany so'ing SCAT
psIlo Chars heir seat DO mahogany Ss and easy
Divans mahogany tnarb top Ceutr and Glasses Hat
Stands Nj ro,s plain mahogany Bureaus Nc Aso Silver
PlaUd Wac Mantle Clocks, Vases, or Paintings. A'n
hest Clrled Hair Mattresses Canes y Chis Also,
crsnity second hand Furniture removed tor convenience
of sale. See Catalogues morning of sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

oreign manufacture b. srirg the or u.syA. a =
nAnuisctares viii y h-TescE admitted In Rns.as /,
for 'he United States end other e0antries
OF shch French S's@ ~etcfe- NAV ~ shpn-d
Co New-york pn-fin via iivsrpool ~fSev, i--tssS
thr r.ss Heretofore 81 beng seled BY the Easls c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

oyrlcs or TIE wiLL,ANssuseH Gas Lisar COL
vrc ~. Tuesday, NAY I 1854
aemfsnnual Dividend If Five Par Cent an IN. can't
1oek Of ne Ccmpsny which viii b paid 70 the stock
ccdeN on os legal REPRESENTATIVES, at the once Of the
0eesSeaEy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
Clcihlr1, &c.

TEVHE PUBLIC SENTIMENT ernphcn-
n cally expressed Ia regard Clothing purchased Of
K HORA COT has long been q of Satisfaction u
have npnents continually pouring in from the city ar6
country.
Our stock Of ready-mads CLOTHING has been eatireh
replenshed with magnificent assortment OF Spring
Summer Goods selected with and judgment. which
made the best possible Manner add selling at greet
reduction below competitors
Gentem,n who prefer hsvins their garments made to
der can have their wish era'iied keep constantly
speudid assortment # Cloths ard Cassimere and Cut
has attained degree OF cutting almost certain to pleas,
the most fastidious.
We also keep general assortment Of Furnishing Goods
J.K. HORA 4 CO. No 80 Nassau-st,
between Fulton and John-sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

OFFICE NETWORK and HARLEM
ORAILROAD COMPANY. Nav le, '8b&-rn, An.
ruei Me- ting Of 81 ~khoaes Of this Company Tor ss
pnn. e Of eiec'ing Directors Tor the ensuing Tesr vas s
On TUESDAY the 18th inst The following sentemsa "S
naann.tsy elected: -,
psIa ns,ar Melon x ,binsOar
William s. Wetnorc, NJ 9is 1870,
Thomss w. Lucl0w, r,dwrs o.o
Nm $780,. @ yuyernedG Moi
WI" y. " Isaac e. Hsyiisnd- -,
A.. snh~~ouept IN citing Of the Direc oTs held on "e1-
,~srsy rh- 18th j. st. ebert Schuyler, .eq was u2fof
,s,v efed President. GoGyerneur Moirs ESQ., VICE
Prss;r-nt 10 place Of George "a ker ESQ Tho cned
r,romjnstion A. KyI Jr 5ecretary; samuel NJ 5iAtch-
Grd Treasurer; and Madison 81 1st Super u nfent
~'s' A KYLE. il. Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
REDUCED. = Ordinary

IL measurement Goods taken By the IAAA
RIVER LINZ from EEW-YORK to BOSTON eeae
per foot; Ordinary Weight Goods at ia cent? Per lm =
Other freight in proportion Freight will ct ell nnSs
taken e. low IS by any riya route.
TISDALE 4 BOAR0MAN, Agenn
Nos 10 and II Wear&
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4 AIDES TAUGHT 10 CUT DRESSES

By n fo'g hours, - ht themselves
or others perfectly Those who Do wsb 70 learn bat
desire perf ct Mt car tain 10 BY calling Mrs MILLER
No i5G suaLst Dresses and Msnt!ss male in tia mos
slionahle stll al kinds Of PATTI tor sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
6teambnGls amb Railroads.
NLNTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.

TN TNff u IkINILIANItO VI NEW9
~ JERSEY SPRING ARRANGEMENTS MAY q
lS52For Chafon and intermediate places from Pier No ID
North River, by STEAMER RID JACKET. atsA.M sA II
r. NJ. aud Al r. NJ. Tor White House aud intsrmedsnl
places ard connects Al Ezabehtown with trains 70 al
n J. Railroad which leave NewYork from the foot q
CourtlaDdst al the hours Returning leave Clzta|
8.l5 A. NJ 1880 p NJ Nhtehouse at SIS freight 81
and 8i0 A. NJ and ld0 M; SOlnerve at freight III
and 9o5 A. aud 2o5 2. NJ; Plaried SO freight GnI
and Gas A. NJ and 40 p. NJ Elizabethtown Of us q
1921 A NJ and 3.l5 +. M.
Passengers tor Faston. Bethlehem, Allentown WAL
BAR ard Mauch Chunk, Pa and FleIniuston, NewGGI
town n. j. will take the A. NJ train rm N Y, rlI
On THesGsys ThuiBdays snd SATURDAYS Tor NewfkuapoI
Washington Belvidee N. j. Stages leave Someile asV|
Tor Peat ack and Puckanine the arrival OF the PM
train All baggage the rsk Of the swners until delivered
into the actua possession Of the agents OF tho Company I'll
checks receipts given therefor
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Apply TO icSYNON No 50 Broadway.
ID EDUCTION of FARES BETWEEN
IA PHILADELPHIA ann LIvERPOOI-Ths LIN.
EKPOOL aud PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP co, fp-
tend sailing their new Steamship as follows
rUNs.
CiTY or GLASGOW l6l0. Capt William Wyiie
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
CITY OF MANCHESTER. ..........."'T Thursday Juneo
CITY OF GLASGOW. .............'''.. Ih"rshay Juyl
CITY or MANCHESTER......... .Thursisy, July ~
FRo~ LIVERPOOL
CITY OF MANCHESTER. ......... "Wednesday, May
CITY OF GLASGOW. ..............W ednesday, June
CITY OF MANCHESTER. "Wednesday, so
RATES or PASSAGE.
FROM PHiLADELPHTa. FROM LIVERPOOL.
Saloon single Saloon Slater
double % double 10 -
forward NJ forward 10 -
Including Steward fees
THIRD CLASS PASSENGERS.
limited number of thirdcass passengers will 10 taken
tfom Philadelphia and Liverpool and found 10 proysons
From Philadelphia $50 From Liverpool. 6 suineas
Cerhcates passage will De isssed here pass who are
desous of bringing their friends corresponding
Freight fine goods 6os per n and good hard.
ware. &C, will he taken subject TO agreement
Firscass steamships ply between Liverpool and Glasgow,
Havre Rotterdam, Lesbom, Marsees and Moditer.
pOrts by which goods be shipped 70 Liverpool
and thence by this hue, to Philadelphia direct.
An experienced Surgeon will be carried each ship.
All goods the agents In Philadelphia and Liverpool
will be forwarded with economy aud dispatch.
For freight passage, apply to
THOMAS RICHARDSON Philadelphia and New-Ye
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS CO, Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

LNOR ALBANY-Change of Houfs.-
Il The Cars of the New-York and Harlem Rslfoad bzN
the City Hall station, HewYork daily (Suudsy. exceps
at "a A. M connecting with the Western Railroad Chs
hams and u P. NJ, tExpress) through without cbsn q
cars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
Sales bp Aurtiou.

An EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT of
n FRAMES at ACCTIOS--'Vi b. slli At the Mare
rooas Of II. II LEEDS on MONDAY, 10 O'Clock, large
iot # Frsi,-. OF Rosewood Gutta psrchs- carved WOOD
&c suitable for psguerreotypes snd Engissings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
EOR WSBURY, LONG

The Tor Squsu and Freehold VII IN ,onneef
with boat Stages convey passengers 10 all psru OF ~
country All persons forbid trusting the s10ys host N
account of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
METALLIC MARBLE MANTLES.

TO Z I T LIlIN Nih NIJIlE VI w IIII1D'
LFa JOHN n. KEI>ER Co. Hot Air Furnace sno
Range Manufacturers have added 20 their business the
manufacture rnainelled lron Nantes IN imitation Of
different styles o expensive marbles at great beauty and
elegance Of finish They he sold at gc-ariJ reduced
price responding style ot MARBLE ant need only
he be appreciated. Columns ara Otncr ancnta
work fer interiors Of d elngs BE- mab-d IN the most
beautiful manner and mod, cost Architects build
s ard others Interested invited - call AZ the Store Of
he subscribers ard view the article for themselves.
JNEN Il. kENsE co. No. 56 CliNst.
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Drp poons.
r 0W-PB(CED BROWN SHEEN.
lTILLAS at kkDUCED PKiCkso.

.INGS-soG bses comprising a variety Of sry=s For
&c /; NEsNITH co. No 50 BIoaist and y View 81
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TOR observation-disclosures Line
NOR SAN FRANCISCO, DIRECT

The new splendid aud fast sailing ship JAMES
DRAKE Captain Samuel Gore, Will sail for the above port
OIL or about the 18th instant
For passage tall her freight being eDgseed) apply TO
SPOFFORD. TILESTON CO. No 4S oouth-si-
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NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT M

AOh bOSlON, via NE fOhl ~
Il FALL RlvER.-The splendid and superior ssss.!
BAY STAFF Capt VIM. Brown, snd EMPIRE 5rAIL
Capt Benjamin Breytun leave alternate days Sunt
excepted torD Pier 80. g. ~ R. the Battery, q 5il
w. Freight apply board, at the office Pier Nod
TISDALF BnARDMAN, Agents Nos ~ and n Webs
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CASH PAID for RAGS, CANVAS,
CHEAP PATENT ROOFlNG-Done

On rough plank for 4. per o1t TN OF shin
Ees 81 cents and warranted by GOODWIN No Sj Spring.
g.. near Hudson.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-03-03
signs for 1852.

4. % =
,5 The people Of this country have never
re-cleced wing President.
They have never elected two Wing aa-
illustrations in succession. DO u5 ON
no. They have now put into power Demo
cratic governors in twenty-siX States out
of thirty-onc, leaving Wing governors to
five S.aes. They have elected Demo
cratic legislatures in twcnty-threc States,
leaving Wing legislatures in eight States
They have large Democratic MAORI.
ty in both houses of Congress, prepared
to maiu:ain substantially as it now Il the
existing Democratic Legislative policy Of
the country.
1t issta;ed that, under the apportionment
OF electoral woes among the States by
the new census, the Democratic candi-
dates receiving the votes of the States
carried by the Democracy in l948 would
be elected Since that time the Demo
Gratis have fully carried New York, Penn
sylvania. New Jersey, Rhode Island, and
Delaware in the gubernatorisl election,
Maryland, North Carolina. Kentucky,
Massachusetts,, and Connecticut; and in
the congressional election, TeMesSee-al
Of which States voted for Gen. Taylor
Meantime the Wings have carried, even
in the gubcrnatolial election, no single
STATE in the Union which gave Demo
cratic majority in 1913, except Wisconsin,
which is now regarded as surely Demo-
cratic in 1859, An offset to this loss is
also given by the admission OF California,
which is also Democratic.
That the Democratic party, therefore,
will triumph in the coming presidential
canvass appears to be just as certain as
that it will continue to exist as a national
organization. Ii those who prefer the
Democratic policy, and mean to vote the
Democratic ticket, shall see fit to meet,
by their delegates, at Baltimore simply as
Democrats; without regard to any other
party distinctions, or party organizations,
or party names whatever, the success of
the Democracy would seem to be sure.
The only hope Of the Wings is in the
action of those Democrats who may be
led to take part in an attempt TO supcrsede
the Democratic Organization by some 9TH
Gr Of a sectional character, or else to in
tCrpolatu into the Democratic creed some
new issue. To divide and conquer is the
policy OF the Whigs-tO unite and be
proof against assault is the duty Of the
Democrats, Thus, in louisiana, General
Downs has been beaten because The Dc
mocrats were dividcd-and thus it will
be in every other quarter of the Union
where similar divisions are permitted to
tell at the ballot-box. so true is this,
that ii is almost a definition Of Whiggery,
to say ihnt it is whatever divides Dcmoc-
racy.- Washington Union,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-03-03

DOMESTIC MOVEMENTS or BoNAPARTE.-
The Dictator of France having decided
on II marriage with princess Of Sweden,
found it Essential that he should discard
his mistress, II Mrs. Howard, celebrated
for her beauty and peculiar accomplish
ments, a letter from Paris, on the 10Th
january, details the particulars
"She received an order to quit Paris
instantcr with her two children, and re-
tire where she pleased, eithcrin Germany
or England America, or any other coun-
try. In vain she demanded the cause OF
her exile, there was no " decree" on the
subject. 1t was only answered that she
must leave, and having refused, she was
politely placed i'll a carriage, which drove
her to the railway, and thence to Belgi.
UNI. Mrs. Howard arrived at London on
Monday last, and, though, cnraged at
her present position, she has called to her
side Louis Blanc, Ledru Rollin, Caussi-
der, and other rogueS, who arc not the
friends Of Louis Napoleon, and associated
herself to their hatred against the Prince
President--the present despot of France.
We shall see what will happen from that
feminine plot.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-03-03

In conclusion, / will say that it is not
my desire to carry the war into Africa
am compromising, but / cannot see our
people misrepresented, gin my opinion,
though perhaps not Intentionally IN this
case, without resenting il and further,
there should be better state of feelings
between us and The city of Wheeling, for
she is great, we are small /; she is rich and
we are poor; she=isi independent. we are
EQUALLY so. With high regard, l re-
main, a. 4. a.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-03-03

AN UaLE WouND.-Mr. Robert Tru-
man ofthis place, was last week severely
and dangerously woundcd---so badly, in
deed, as to endanger his life. The par
ticulars of this occurrence comes to us
as follows: Bailey Yates and Truman were
engaged i'll cutting timber, near town,
when there came along Il third party, be-
tween whom and Bailey a quarrel arose.
Bailey drew his axe and was &bout to strike
down his opponent, when Truman step
ped between them and oniciated as IL
peacemaker, in which position he recei-
we'd the blow aimed by Bailey at his an
tagonist, the axo-blade cutting assundcr
portions of his left shoulder, cleuviug his
breast, and causing one of the ugliest
wounds imaginable, Under judicious
treatment, he will recover. We have not
learned what steps will be taken against
the perpetrator of this deed,-Parkers-
b1rg Gaz.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-03-03

"MATEREAL AID" FROM Omo.-At a
meeting of the Central Hungarian Aid
Association of this county, on Wednesday
evening, the following resolution offered
by w. NJ. Dickson, Esq, was after
discussion, unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The arms belonging 10 the
Commonwealth of Ohio are rusting in
idleness in the various depots throughout
the State,
And, WHEREAS, The prosperity and
universal contentmcnt that pervades our
State the kind and fratcrnaI feelings that
unite in common brotherhood this with
all the other States of our glorious union;
and the amicable relations SO happily eXis-
ting between this and the only foreign ma
ton that by possibility could attack our
borders, forbid any rational apprehension
that this State will have immediate or
even remote use for her arms.
And, WHEREAS, A movement is now
being made in our Legislature to loan the
arms of the State to the ilustrious repre-
sentative of hungarian liberty:
Reso!rea, That this meeting heartily
approves of such loan, and commends to
our Senators and Represent ativcs to use
their influence and votes for its attain.
ment.-Cm Eng.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-03-03
For coopors c il,l. 49,.

Mr. EDITOR I'VE sendyoa the follow.
ing preamble and resolutions for publica..
ton in the Register. They were unani.
mously adopted 1t meeting Of the N
W. Va Academy, as an expression of
the esteem in which our deceased friend
was held, the loss which has been sustain.
ed in his death, and as token Of our.
sympathy with the bereayed friends. n
WHEREAs, it has pleased Almighty
God TO remove from our midst by9 the
hand Of death. our young companion and
beloved friend, wlRT HAsmosp, a student
OF TINS Institution therefore,
hesotppea, That while we iinmbly bow
70 afnictlng dispepsations of Providence,
yet we cannot repress our heartfelt sor-
row for the void which has been made
~ our midst by the death Of one so amia.
S Sls and promising as, our late fellow-sta'
Re.qlyea. That We deeply .ynpathi,o
WITH the immediate relatives and espcci:
as!y the, hereaved family of our deceased
Trend and commend them 70 Him who
Alone has power TO dry the tears and heal
ING sorrows Of those Who have been
Resolved That We viii as 4 body at