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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-23
Assenbl y.

ALB,NY Jan q, 1872
EtsoIu or
The Canal Board sent in resolutions the those
sent the Senate which referred the judiciary
Com mttee.
COLLECTION r,xEs.
The bill to extend tn time to collect take, 10 March
Let was passed
THE CODE or PROCEDURE AMENDED,
The Assembly passed the bill to amend the code of
procedure which exempts Kings Albany and Erie coun.
ties from the last clause, being the l2h section Of the
act 10 amend the code, passed July IL 1861.
PRorcsflIor TO PRINT DOCUMENTS tx GERMAN.
Mr., IoUNGs (whig), OF Erie called no the resolution
to print eight Thousand copies OF the Governors
sage and the Cornproars report in German. Debated
and referred 10 the Printing Committee
Bull TO PROTECT EMiGRANTs AGAINST FRAUD.
Mr.. BENNETT (whig), Of Erie. offered resolution
which was adopted, directing the Judiciary Committee
TO report bill 10 protect emsrants against fraud.
FINANCIAL BILLS REPORTED,
hr. HrIcHINGs (whig). OF Kings reported bill TO
smend the charter of the Manhattan Savings Institu.
ton
Mr. VAN ErrEv (wh;e). Of Chamurg, reported bill
to amend the General blnking law
Law.
Mr. Wax VAlEESuuRo (whig), of steuten, called up
Excise Law.
Mr.. srow (vhig), Of New York, opposed the resolu
ton.
After spirited debate the resolution wa. voted down
rfoFNssors INVITED 10 ADDRESS THr LrGisLaTrRT.
Mr.. TAYLOR twbig), II New York called up his roso.
luton inviting the distinguished men about TO address
the Tru.tees OF the Albany University also to address
the Legislature on the subject " National University
also, that DR. Bsitd be requested to deliver lecture
before the beers of the Legislature upon the prcse
condition OF Europe. Adopted.
Some other business If no rpecial Importance was
transacted and the body then adjourned
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set nship I'll Dorado. Har.sten, Chasres N Roberts
mhap Pioneer. Rtsr'dge CLsgrss spooSd. Te,son
Ship Constitution Brson. Liverpool Grnnell. Mintarn
ehip Dinso. Goanc, Glasgow Dunbam & Dimon.
Big Pauline taog) Krog, Porto Cabello. de Agreds
Brig KsIy. Lindsay, Galveston Hroeey & hnrrsy.
Bris Anla lNearoli Hapoii, KoifOlx Barclay u Lv-
irssSVn.
Is sap 1f Ta.msnth Webster New orIssss
ice came afoul OF her and Through her cham with
is hold was ' sas Cd ~ ssss s tug Her
chsrisss wiS.ns esme sse assie days, with
cotton Coz anderson Co. Ia nade fss to public
Lark P,lSrn. sawyer St Marks Jan with cotton. to
nureu. Co: The esme 70 the lower by Yesterday
DRAGGED her near the East Bank Loaf sbcsd auohor and
cham to the public stone wharf BY che steam tug
to H'1 Fs' whI ca, wv
spoke seh Florida from Charleston for Phsdcpha the
nshos in the Lever bay morpDg when heavy
s Ear Bans with tSs iSsS a,S.ssd snsaoI chain
Iss:s vssi5 s!sss. y t. sas
sss' sis 0sS sss
hrl Reuben Carver tof vinal Haven't, Carver Char.
tCus, days with sugar, 70 Nssnith Sons. Hes been
seIr So sassiy, Elwoed, Charleston days with cot.
Relief sehr freeman weloh, from relieving cruise
H ,a GsSsa T. &c. ss S.R q p;s
kent ~ tapt Te!sh, agent q Undsryrtsr,sd hence "a
eSter ss
isss hsasz s's
. g. si 1a q tss
end fer Boa.en chr Arlpg,on hence for spssohco-
i g. say s ss and as srs. sa
Ian % ssw shir tarss srgs md sshr 9th Is, 80
sa ssS DIG 2ss sM ss & Z.
e nv ss n the S ss as sss r
1t 10 40 Ion " psss h.ss Lowell from ssvasnah for
F.ai ,sS ri ee.is p; asa p saIsa fsoa $
Via a vy ice @sns
& "a as'
teEea with c'; 5ih lat o. Lon II 70 bark. could
s4 1it + 9s is@s r'ss ss'iy
is Nsw TO- y lon . saw ~ ssri and s's ' sos1
4 Ss:
@ @ TO sS Slas n sn sss asr
,gSia1a c,nI';sy ssysrs5 WIZ i's nsai.ad ishs:
II j.. Sy.T ssaiy covering Ne Hest
e er SnsDovn ome afsa fsTsa BY srk Pc
both ,hdss a. I'D
es5 20 sssq so Sn seFs BARI PSTa
the sts atc Ges Is way IL ang
strfsemars S 20 X e co Ills Baltimore.
sloor Chri softcr Post johnson, Virgins ) days.
Below.
chip hshtrrttn n, williams Liverpool Eov g. with rndss
ard .taersers, 30 Crnnel, Min,urn Co.. is anchored on
the hsp.
shir silas Holmes Coffin from New Orleans with maac
20 W EeGon l. Son; is al anchor the bar.
Slip Soranton, from Liverpool.
Shin Rcciprotity from Liverpool.
snip y Milan. Aller, from Galveston.
Bark kRusyhs, Higgins fro Apslscheos, with cotcn
10 add T. Chuleh
Wind during the day wSW
Packet ship Bavaria Anthony, from U.vre wss owed in.
10 luafst the ia the evening, by 81 tug Ajax
bark tnkme not known is around On Ro.msf shoal
The soop reported in yeserdsye paper being hcmmed
IN By Tie ee near Sanos FONT the Emily of Southport
bound TO this city.
yie Wind wa only damaged TO the extens Of
al out $50 BY the ice.
KSte serer. ocumrs for account Of the state Of
Wis river, and various marine matters.
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EsIegruphic Marine Reports.

X.
Airiysa-sbp Cromwell, Lyerrool, On ;Sh inos South
saohi ~ nles, into by hcrn brig (eurposed
By. ttcerrE ". but received no material damase.
lose of lorg lost
Below.sasb saurc: London. Alto. ono ship, bark
End oreb Tig -
tt:rd~ships ArhSurson, Norlesnsi Arno. ssvsnnahi
brig PaiHetto, Charlts.op; soht Moxo, Aux Cages.
sIlled-Ship EtTfolk.
CahnrVsros, jan 81.
5rrived-sbip yplia Howard. aud sthr Helene NYork.
" The ofns- .hia James Calder, from Liverpool.
Ceared-ShlD Solnp bia. NI0rL brig Moses. do; schrs
Minerva WTsLt and sesrat6, riilsdelnhia.
saed-Raft Horace bcstoni brig Clinton, NTork: schr
Saml Busitr, Eal,muIc.
NEWPORT. Jan 20.
Arriyed-3srk sarsh Ann poekmsn. Mobile, for Provi
denoe.
PBovrScyTowS, Jan %.
Arrived shir ruTtn, from Norloans Boston; bsrk
Cuba suEin. Ter Giouoester e:hrs story, Gonsiycs
He5toLi Ocean. Aux Csyct fer 60.
PRovInrxcF, Jan g.
Tie bark Sarah Ann, AZ Newport from Mobile reports
.s Inn ath while lying at ancor of Tsrraulin Cave
erfttd isul CT by Hr brig Adon. Of 81 John, NIB The
ottib boom foro torgalsnt mast bobssays hsd star
l.sr toat stove nd was otherwise damaged The brgvs
also orsidersb y damaged.
The DR. schr Blue Rock wlioh left Newport yesterday
tyoff returned In the night and this morning while get
tng under weigh and had hcr torn,
ara received otbsr dsgsge
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CeyRt u Grand Lgrceny-gour persons, named James
NesTy, Patrick Gigan Andrew White, and Andrew
GilmGip arrested on Wednesday night by officers
Canody and Tracy, of the Second ward police, on a
charge Of steplng lot of machinery, valued at slCo
from the ruins at the ate fire in Gold street. the pre-
petty of James Fisher, No 80 Gold street portion
Of tie property found in usk shop of Geld
and kfort streeis where it been sold for So
The accused paItie. committed for further ex.
apiration by Justice Lothrop.
BtGng cf Meas lip A man named Timothy
Murphy. fireman on board the steamship Arctic was
arrested yesterday by officer Collins Of the First ward
charge OF biting off the under lip Of James rhomp
injured man conveyed 10 the City Hos ptal and the
sccused taken before Justice Lothrop, who mitted
him 10 prison for trial
E1aje=shmeat-A young man named Abraham Rit-
tenhsud arrested yesterday by officer peyoe of the
Chiefs Office, charged with having embezzled various
times large quantity Of from hs late emp yer
John II Rcgers toboccopist, in Wall street The ac-
cused conveyed before Justice Lohrop, who
nitted bun to answer the charge
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Dearest sister, thou hast Left us,
Here, thy loss We deeply feel,
But tbs God that has bsreft Us,
lie can all our s0rrows heal.


AsBv 6cHvLTz, 233 6eventeenth street
JanuNy II; WILLIAM JoHNsror, SON Of the late Jacob
Johnston, aged 10 years.
The friends Of the family requested to attend his
funeral from his late residence 50 Lexington avenue
this day ut O'Clock.
On wednesday, Jan. 81, after q severe illness Mrs.
CHARLOTTE LooAs, wife Of David Logan aged SO years
IL mont he and IL days
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfuy
invited attend her funeral from her late residence
354 Grand street. this day, at l O'Clock p. NJ
At Sparta. NJ j on Sunday, Jan 18 Of Inflammation
ON Thurtday morning, after short illness SHryErs
PaasER, in the 10th year OF his age.
The M pas aud ecqugintspccs of family ara invited
to attend his funeral Sunday afte rnoon at O'Clock
from bis late residence too Pearl street, without further
invitation.
At White Plains suddenly, jan 10, Capt JOHN HAIR
formerly Of this city, ia the o6th year OF his age
Sing Sing And Poushkeepsie papers please copy.
On Wednesday evening, Jan. y, WILLIAM CHuRpA-
vo,Sr, an old resident of this city, aged rs years.
The friends OF the family, and those of his brother
@. Churdavo3ne, respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence IS Second avenue
Saturday, ut IL O'clock without further invitation
January %, sAAAH, wife Of Edmund H. Strang, and
second daughter of the late Absalom Weeks, aged 10
years a1d months
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 20 attend ner funeral Sunday, at o'clock p
NJ from the residence OF her uacle Mr. John Pierce 6S
Stanton street.
euddenly, Jan 81, MIR JoHn D.scEv, late apothecary
of the New York Hospital aged 20 years
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited
attend his funeral, to morrow at IL o'clock M from
the New York Hospital, without further invitation.
January %, JesrpH M. McFARLANp, aged AZ years
The funeral VIII take place this morning, at loE
o'clock from Te Bcehman street. HIS remains viii be
AIKEN &c Greenwood Cemetery for intermen
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A fairs In Albany.

LEGISLATIVE MATTERs-rFBATE ON THE TARIFF IN
THE sENATE-KossIIIH-FRAIr ON rN,cR .Nrs-
THE FUGITIVE EEscrF TR1.Is-Tue cAx.rrpr
Trnc I>yrsr,c.r,o,s rrc ~ $500
~ "ie'
SPECIAL cokREsPoNnENcE or THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Atp.Sr Jan % 1852
The Canal Roarl SAINT ,b s.,,r,,Sr - ~ .h
N sHe'i ie'0ia'i'l " 'Ae SeHa'c ei'
morning. ana " was referred 10 the committee on the
Judiciary, Of which Mr. Vanderbilt Of BROOKLYN ia
chairman A,a.o,,t,or go. asoa.aa oah;n~ -. 49,,
- s w A'
Auotor Tor oget OF all claims paid contractors during
the last year.
Tha ssna.a ,a;a -, .ho ..h,. . ro,,,,,.;, e.. -, j.
H. ..h;sr 49, at 49, xa.,.t, .o4;a =, ~ -
- ~ a ;a;ss+ aar,n,,ttaa oata.. .sanht 49,
10, Ma 1000 -; go. -, ~ ss 80 90 :.
tnrtiL ar Ssha4e '' ~ ' ~ i! AVA
mr. - a;n1r -, ~, .a,s; ,, .,,, ~ ,h
.as;a ..t; ~ u. w v,,sn l 70 . a?o NV
~ r.soiotio,s .o.ar,1 de - en r. = 49, 1855
aaai !, tra ,,r.snt tar;G "a r ,+.a ~ 1890,
49, NJ 'rn,f,,-rsv l5ar \ n,o.sr.S = s,a ,i,ta
dsciar;rr ~, ssss 800 ~, II =, - 800, ,,anr -
NV, f th H 1890 -, aa a. .r, apo a po
rrrSncsa snbftitn.a ranreat,c rorc-ass ~ snari,
Mo ~ cans az mo -re..;o ~ IA e.; ;,ts,aa- 49,
Il nrnasnt ennIr remeav Jsbats oacnrrsd n wainh
Msssrs Pierce Cco9er AND McWnrray ldsnio.rarS
49, n,..;da u2riah4 paha.as "a W., $1,000
SnYs n; Inc .br mo S;; ;n1 -
until The adionrnrent without arriving At INV con-
cu~i,n or aercc;Tr AN aoy nsructioSs Ia Ca.rra,.
sar sa"r s ea &c. ~ 70 oJnsse,,
ieet Of party chsracer but the idea i, tiIs II vesp,
ss nnch Of nary nspsct ne evar xcanI narheos ths
fem ~ IRON t' ' f' i"F0' ~
An att,nnt wes ma 10 in tbs AssembIv In nr;nt au
documents IN tba GERMAN langnsTa -. Vol q, nn,;h
voters claimed the same ripht "a the ernans ana tbst
n the I,oe snye the German. the documents in THAR
III, others pa,ned would be equally entitled 70
q Ike favor After wasting halt an hopr the mattrr
VAS referred 10 the PRINTING Committee
Mr. Beunett (whiel of Ere offered re solutions which
were asreed Ia dscariuq that laws have baen nasssd
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SUPREME coURr-oYER AND TRIMMER
THE rEorLE W HENRY wcoDr INVOLVEMENT ron muRosa.
O'Clock, p. NJ, Justice Allen Of Oswego presiding The
people appeared by Mr. Mallory the District Attorney
and the defendant BY Msssrs. Worden Fsurot and Lap
Nothing was done On the FIRST day but to smpanns
On Tuesday morning Mr.. Mallory opened the case BY
stating to jury what he expected prove and by
ing history Of the married life of Mr. and Mrs Woodin
which was In substance, that they we're married
but year yet did not live happily that short space
Of time; that, the 18th day Of August 1914, Mrs
Woodn found in tn well on the DESCENDANTS pre-
Woodn murdered her; that, after, Q son Of the
prisoners who supposed to be acquainted with his
fathers guilt suddenly disappeared and has been
heard 81 since except through the prisoner the
who says he is ut sea- but nothing than this Is
known Of him.
The prosecution called.
George M. Turner who sworn Resides in Mace
dom knows the prisoner in 1874 lived about half mile
from him; am acquainted with the premises which
he resides the house destroyed by Ere the year
the death OF Mrs Wooln not acqu anted with Mrs
Woodin; had seen her; her after her DEATH was
informed that che in tn. we'll dead; went there i'm
medhtely; found MIR. Woodin and family, and several
other persons there saw the body OF Mrs Woodn in
the WE'LL and went down into the well with Mr. Wilbur;
her head was lowest; her dress fsating; abe lay
the WELL the legs bens; can't tell how wide
the well is Wilbur raised the body, and put strap
around it, under the arms the strap attached 70
rope those at the top drew the bsdy out; her
dress was the same as Is worn by women IN
the daytime; abe had cap on, aud no combs;
had stockings but shoes found tae shoes in the
well they low walking shoes tied the nstep
by ribbon they were botn Of tho tied the shoes
at the in luest do not know they the q
cap afterwards, but co not know il was Mrs Woo1ias
the wiDdlass Tor drawing water a common there
was Fix eight feet OF cDain stached to the bucket
and tae Other eud 10 which went round the roller
think the bucket drawn hefo-e went there
the body sid board, 10 the air ray
long lremsnea there went after tAe Coroner weat 70
Canandaieua went back the same doy surmonsd
jury az went back the inquest held the day
dls not the body afterwards.
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herald Marine C0rrsspondsnss,

a., PHILADELPHIA, Jan 22-2 Pm.
bArrred-sbp ssrsnsc, Maloney Liverpool came into thc
fetEvRttr last evening together With VIM Penn
from Boston harts sshua Oak, and brig A Lawrence.
Nothing cleared.
Miscellaneous.
6nie fnANeIs Lonn Gaddins before reported 6ro ST
hsyan suppoed TO have tsken fire by COM
hraH,n Sho vas laden With horshe.d shocks hoops
fnd bef sroeks The lstter all discharged and
hors and ibid thcokb Allied about thirds OF hold She
also had soms oil rkintnas board According CApSan
Olsders account they hsd for days great
heat IN fe hold ard foul air. much that lrbs
would not brsn. lie had lad the matches off, and wndss
down the old Tor como d.y md had not the Thought
Of Ere in tie vessel until IL broke The CERTAIN OF shs
Tor y'th ire rsora from tho Spanish vs went ~
onse on bard and was necessary to away
ussis Ard lss hex 70 shoa water Nhee they sued her.
ar Ehe filed with wter. Thoy obliged I'D
deess TO Pn. cus w TIE IN ,ho npper PORTS The hull 10
TO repair her than ole ia worth The hsve ordered
10 he piven for her repairs.
Brig RAIrBow-Cspt Aldes Clifford agent OF Boston
Scrwrters ~ Newport roD Point JUDITH sstes brig
Psntow tNtw haven eforc reported goa OF 18Th ineA
II N, and rtood 70 the westward.
sosR buesg before reported shoro belov savannah
vas bound 20 Charleston from Rev Orleans.
BR soHr WILLIAM, Mason from Boston for Charlotte
toyn, PEI vsA wrecked IN bhe NJ Of Csrso 2qsb ait
Scum - Ireltnd onner and master OF sad from Char
tottt+ovn PEI fr rev rorh With hsh and produce vM
srsosea On ns Black Prince Ledge Gear Mario Joseph IN
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TIE /. l. G X APIiig.


Judge Allen, prosi5iug
Several Witnesses were sworn corroborltng the test
mopy given yesterday Additional testimony given
in regard TO Yast morton examination
Dr. D A Robinson sworn Resides in farnington
~Rs present #pd made past norton examination with
the assistance Of DIR Cbspei decreased opened the
breast, aud examined ne lungs asd stomach; found
evidences that che to her death by drowning; next
examined the head; removed the cslp found
hruise on tho back ot The head ard the front
part in which there large quantity of blood; then
removed the 6ko and examined the brain yhich
there Sss great coneston OF blood vessels; red mark
va dcore1td around the neck having she appearance
of hay.1g been caused by rope examined tia
and found it very much bruised this alone should
bns sufficient TO death is had been passed round
crossed then brought bRck ard had the appearance Of
beipg doubled zach side; there several bruises
under the LETT jaw, and one upon the nose.
DR.. II Robinson Of Rochester testified to the same.
The prisoner VINO has up TO this time been at large
on bis cwn recogpizance ordered into custody by
the Court this evening.
Attorney Genersl 0hatfsid arrived about O'Clock
tdis evening
The court, at 10 O'clock adjourned till 81. to NOR
morning.
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PrrrssuRo, Jan. ~, 1850.
hossuth and suite arrivedto night o. eight O'Clock in
seighs They left Evansville, fortytwe miles east Of
TINS city, this morning The committee from Pittsburg
met them there and provided ssighs for their sccommo
dalton.
Kossu9h was quite Ill last evening and this morning.
but nevertheless, decided to come on.
Arrangements had been made for . great reception
but to the time Of his arrival prevented
any display.
Large numbers, notwthsts nding went out In ssighs
and met the party few miles from town.
The General Commute Of Citizens, several members Of
the Pittsburg press and many Others waiting at
Wlkinsburg-seven miles QUITO escort the guest to
the city. An immense concourse also assembled ct
the st Charles Hotel greet the guest but desiring to
avoid the crowd he slipped in at eide door, and re-
tired TO his room for few minutes
In retponse to the tumultuous calls Of the people, he
appeared upon the balcony and briefly thanked them
for their kind expressions and then babe them an sec
tionste farewell for twenty four hours
The committee Of the Pennsylvania Legislature &C.
companied Kossutb nom Harrisburg
Kossuth will stay here week
There IS much enthusiasm here, and the Kossuth fe
val on Tuesday will probably bring much Of the ma
terisl n promirad
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The Syracuse Rescue Cnse.
r. s. DISTRICT COURT NORTHERN NEW YORK.

T. s. DISTRICT coURT-NoRTHERN NEW YORK
ALBANY, Jan. 90 1852
Mr. Hlhs council fer the prisoner Enech Reid. re-
eumed his motion of yesterday mSrnng, to qussh the
Indictment lie stated that his motion would apply to
sit the pending indictments.
Mr. Joshua A. Spencer for the government stated that
cpunsei were not prepared TO argue the motion time
being required TO procure psrsoEs and aftdaYits from
Buffalo
Tho Court deprecated the lofs Of time but consented
tp adjourn the court until TO morrow.
Mr. Hills made further motion 70 qua,h the indict
ment for irregul liities the fac. Of the record
The Court stated that, VI MIR Hilis would co tne him.
cefto the last motion, he would be heard forthwith
The Court then adj burned until tomorrow morning
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NEW YORK l. LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY, January % 1862
PETITION ron MEDICAL SCHOOL.
Mr.. BfrKMAS (vbig), presented memorial of the New
York Academy Of Medicine, for the establishment Of
medical school.
YORK STREETS.
Mr. BEEKM.N reported fayorsbly the bill relative to
Tie grades Of certain streets in the city Of New York
GREENWICH SAVINGS RANK.
Mr. CooLEy (cem reported bill in relation to the
Greenwich Savings Bank.
THE RESOLUTION CANAL HOARD REFERRED.
The resolution adopted by The Canal Board Tues-
day in reference to the Legality Il the canal contracts
was received aud referred TO the judiciary Committee
PLsapINGs ASp PRACTICE.
Mr NAGpznDiLT dem }, introduced bill to provide for
uniformity IL pleading and practice
1ut Canal BOARD RESOLUTIONS AGug.
Mr. VAEpERBLT moved that the Canal Board reso,u.
lions be rent TO select committee
ME BAHeocR (wAg), said he thought that they had
been sent TO the proper committee.
Nr 0oTTER (deEl J, Of the opinion and asked
Mr. Vanderbilt to withdraw bis motion, which he did.
the TARIFF RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. WfjghtiS Tariff resolutions then called up
seVe 81 ameD6 merts offered and the subject va.
debated by Uessrs. Pierce, Couger and McMurray
the Part CT the democrats, aud Mes.rs BGbeock VAN
tehocnLoven and Wright the part Of the rhgs Dis
posing CT the matLer the Senate al ourued.
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snes, 4 " R.psys. csnpbsl T aissrsen. 0orlsss
Newton. Glover. q Woloost. Potter, Haynes. "
Iinlss.sr; rinlssssr nekinlsy Mnlia, HsLsssA-
g 0hspnas; Ross. y Smith. Cooper, g B.sss!S
Stone, Stone. Stone, W Ause, Brown Mrs Aiansy
aid daughter Austin and lady Mics Bush. Harvey
Clayton Kelley Harris. Fowler, IngersoL, yno
Walsh ochreiRer. Haber. BroAherr Kelley. Jsn
hins Er Daniels Mr. Niley. Mr. Stevenson Gage, Cob
bard Kenneth Wilson. G Boyd " Chuity. D Q Kel-
ley, koGroy McEwers, Cunningham, Tiernan, j
Alpas Clous. Tyler Auoalry. Greene, Clptsn.
Bidwell Shirley. Boetscher. Bertha, l. Bertha
Iredeiick Pierce. schultz, UngemAoh. AndfewA
Sehs esss: q Stettsemer KepleT. Romer, Smith.
krtit y Lie Grand. Clayton Joplin, Kent, Risks-
eon Parker. sheldon, LobdelL 8 Lord. II Bal
se,s,o. GEhrT,stis = Gale: sawyer: il.cp.
olin MURPHY of,n 81 y.otsry french. olSsrs.
Beetle U,Toh. sch~.d. suts. Mrs. N.sbiss: Y TAFT
Grces, Gross, Wans Williams. q briggs. Digs:
Correct, Esroc. NJ Bryqg. hoksy. J aohisemsas .
h9un, l. Combs Hs'i Uh. Hartley Hartley. VIM
Lascons. BALDWIN, kncwisou. Morss. rkweii. u
prftley. Martin. 9allagha Graves FAvsrlsy.
Quin II es-ns, Lewiston, Lookman. Tiern ey.
sTaenpcy. r o ClarR, 4 J kedcish K Wells Walsh.
A Hammond. Burndy J 3uckwAy, A Undine. Moore.
Eidgway. l. Coos. Paillips Hargan. thompson. 4
Nc Danie. Gardiner, Chuity. Gruney. John Brce.
Uptou. j., T Sampson, Garland, @ W Potter. q
CilbesS,
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Army Intelligence.

U. 3. houSrfp KifirMFv.--We witnessed splendid
sight this forenoon Brevet Lieut. Col A. j. Porters
company (F) ofMcuntet Riaemen passed our Office en-
their way to the barracks. They truly fine look
ing body OF men, and were all well mounted on bay
hoTses Tie just down from st. Louis, hale
hearty ana the horses purchased in this city They
destined for the Texa, frontier and would adj
monsh the copper skins &c keep out Of the range Of the
riaes.-N o. PicGpRe.
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The Mississippi Democratic Convention,

CiscrNSArl, Jan. 81, 1852.
The UDion Democratic Corve nion Of mississippi have
raised revolutions endorsing the Baltimore platform OF
40 a. and IS. Also requesting their delegates to the
next convention to the nomination Of pledged
10 sustain the compromise measures Three Of the
delegates appointed are present members Of Congress
". ii. Taylor has been elected Mayor OF Jackson.
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nlREriAd.

ON Tburtday morning Jan %, by Rev George Potts.
nn1fs PAiafr, Esq, merchant, Of Philadelphia, TO
Hifs MAnix j.. BfrrErr Of this city.
On wednesday, Jan 81, by Rev. w. q. Browning
q William Browning, Esq.. all Of his city
January Il, by Rev. X Eigenbrodt Joss @ COOK
o. Lexington ny, TO Elt,snr1H Wysr, Of ths oity.
Lexington papers please copy
January 8, by Rev Bslch, VIZ. J. Porsyrg o. Dun
kirk. N. r., to M8 JANs A, BkKS OF Ramsay Ise Of
Man, England
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