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moRsr's LINE. NO. WALL STREET.
SATURDAY, June 90. 1852
BvrrAIo 10 a. NJ barometer 90 so Ihermomc ter
IS. Wind south. Calm. pleasant. delightful morning.
Q y. M--Barorueter 20 so. Thermometer 10. Wind
west Clear. beautiful evening
ROCHESTER. 10 A. NJ Beautiful clear morning. Wind
west Thermometer 6S
0P. Clear, cool evening Wind northwest. Their
mometer So
AuruRN 10 A. "A delightful morning: and
pleasant Wind southwest Thermometer II.
gP III has been q clear and pleasant day. Wind
west. Thermometer co.
SYRACUSE. 10 A. M.--Beautiful mornng. Wind west
Thermometer GO
o T.. VI Clear, beautiful evening. Wind northwest.
Thermometer g.
UricA. 10 A M-Cicar, pleasant morning. Wind west.
Thermometer "A
P clear sky; cool evening. Wind west Their
mometcr ca.
ALBANY. 10 A. M.-Very pleasant clear morning Their
mometer ~ Barometer % 20
9p. M.-Clear AID pleasant evening Wind west. b.
ronieter $500, Mercury 30 Thermometer rs
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DECISION or TaE SUPREME COURT.


coRRFsPoNDEscs NEW YORK HERALD
ALBA>Y. June 90 1852
In the Supreme Court, judges Wright, Harris ani Par
ker have decided that the 4rgs the State per Some
two months since the Secretary OF State Comp
awarded the publication of legal notices the .4las Th
Court appealed 10 for opinion AM they have
cded that The authority of the State officers the
fourth section Of the law of 1916 could be-
only single occasion therefore, the award al that ;Iae
10 MI Croe1eil tpaI under the Law rms decision
will produce much difficulty. delay expense the
legal profession aud theii clients throughout the
all the advertising ia the .4as during tho lat two
months. thought 10 have been official has d.
clarsd illegal and publications. Tor the whole tine
mutt necessarily There Ia probability thai the
will be carried TO the Court Of Appeals bot an
cffoit will be made to repeal the law. ~
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Interesting from Santa Fe

ST. Louis Juu, -. 1852
The mall from Santa Fe arrived at Independence Mo.
the 2lst inptant
Business improving. Col Sumner had removed
his headquarters back to santa re-.
Gov Calhoun and party were passed at the Lower
SimnDoc. their way to the States The Governors
kealtb was improving
A party OF Mexicsns who had been buffalo hunting
Fort Atkinion, met al the same place rhs
taDnnches and Arapahos compained 70 the command
ing officer OF Fort Atkinson. that they ha1 run the
bufialos out Of their country He ordered them
turn across the Arkansas river but not appet ing
clhtd 10 do 20 he out with troops, took
several of their captains and kept th, nj come days
Mnjcr STEMS command he 10Th ut Fort
ktkincn. nr0me for New Mexico. The Major and his
troops were in good health the cholera having disap
pesrd
Several tribes Of Indsrs the htkansas river were
expecting Major Fitzpatrick, to I'D talk vita them
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En.igtous Intelligence.

tEKMUN5 THIS DAY.
Rev Mr. Burleigh will preach Temperance In the
Mariners church III Roosevelt street at halt past thrce
O'Clock r.
lecture the second appearing Of Christ will be
delivered at the Church of the second Advent
II Hester and The Bowery, at eight O'Clock in the
evening.
spencer L. Fnney will preach 10 the Second Reformed
Presbyterian congrega ion worshipping in the Meiic
College No u crosby street betv cen Broome and Spring
streets Dirg apd Afternoon
tiith Jnivcrcailst Society .-Rev. Uriah Clark will
preach " the morning and afternoon in the Lecture
hoom u University Medical College, Fourteenth street.
pear Third avenue
Westminster ohurch-Evening Services Rev DR..
Potts WIZ preach in ~ Luses Hall corner OF Hudson
ana Grove streets. IN the evening
Dwight Congregational Church Sixth strcot between
second and THIRD avenues Preaching in tho taorni m
half tast o'clock and in the afternoon U, half "a
.hIte O'Clock. b. The Rev Mr. McGregor
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Cleared.
re s,s.m Ben -. 80
Steamship Roanoke Prrrish Norfolk o. Ludlam Plea
ship Sarah ssly (erj Brown Lgerpooi Giliespi. pe.n
90.
shp Cen iss nsyrs nnssat Co.
SSEs Mar IssSss sasaq: sy-s.. s-e.hpan
Sh,p is s l..si' I,isspie' usan 70
as sS,s ssr.s, o'ns.,1. o,,s aasa
I,s,nestoa A'i0N t"'' D0ao"ue' e'epeS' barclay
s s,,s ...ss 1 Trsnss ch'rle.tsu sincs nqTs-
Bark Msndssin, Can pbeli. Tsaidad, CUBA Cha teaa
VIZ one 30 a. tho ocoa, m, p.,su o.,.
hf sly.,1r. su,o.. n.;.,. ,,n...,.,,.
h hris kSsa "a dsrsep Faaeh M.iaYse
a. Ka1I.rs, 'ni' 'on ossHeh of1 M fFiuce' DOCK
n sre M1n1OP crGSn ssnaa Nart,s hysrs,G sso"a
!. hriy 30 =. Meyer; Hs'aea, rr5jllo
VIE Irs Ess S.r,ie's Tha%s' Ess', p Norton
& c. N0'i'h VIII m0e"'oon' iise0u' - "h1'1s9
BIis Wee9 tsrl ATory g John Nh Rods Tas srothers
bf lar TSIo or sn,s 70
B9 gli. zS Go; oo,,,, Rance, N,.m,,n a.,
ssr S ys,ras nS1t.e arSsP'n ~
sehr SEEING 81 h.lnss Mieet.r.J Wh,tneI 20
ssSr hanqyeS ch,eI be- Msh., % PeSs0a
ns am n - s'l, ~ ~ y g,e ~ ne ls's 49,. 1
estsr "'-A''t D-'''''" "A'''''i'' '''t''' ~
esr Ellioot. Liag.isug Baltimore Johnsah II vi1s
sanf n"tns SocEstt; Hfshatn i9A'ter' ,.a !.
~ .Sfus Sham ~. prsfse 80 sSn, atKns 70
sh ~ ates, ,sos'op s''ohish y 2oh.. s
sent npnp,t LawfeHce aheg us on Dett'n Hpras0e
sosr y I s,.' ao9aa I.5h.,n aooenis
siaa,y Inn, yreiis Re, y ipi'"A'' 'flhoy'
Ss,oop IAN " ~ 'ls"i
s's.p a'sd +, ireod e. 1ris I
1.''f - VuS iNiALuf H"ii tf"Fileh'e.
srrttca.
NJ Steamship Atlanta JveIpo.i. Juns
VII r,ese sia las, ~. L. s. Sa'ias 'u"0 - =
rhp EIu.c 49, .e,i aap LI,ern,8I IA Ia, u;lh
spd y aste .ra : h r III = '''' ~"
Ship Eaplet barbJ Duncaa. New O-Ie4n, Z NJ ~
lsth nit t.ttJ. 20 tia n Il gnprea. June NJ.
tueas r. miles rpud 81 rtls NO b-rg III ~.
troa hDrleAy~ ~ rae,n4. fltn OF sfarn. ana = II
mfl0r rr..ey tr'g ii ak,ut L9t NJ raipts3 agk ,
Ports NntesI5AAt0 - n.a II butb e8n, b,,t
four Tot from 1904; 4 rs po1su stth -ty.
nusched stsbeos spfssroa l. lave bscn sal sso4t r
w VA Nontitians
slip con Ds,.s Savannah d.,s Win rd.e 1, pap
bsH = liaop.
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ec0e 0lssnse. Wlnslsw. Kiagstsa. MT. Ter Boston,
see yssioe Appisey .. nAsks, q lAyL sad Key West,
Ith nat. WITH resia. 70 shksy q PisA.
scir hsKsnn RoxerA Fsren. hataasas edays, with pine
Al rles 10 J Peersalt.
BosoW,
Slip John Psrtsr. ffon Hsyre.
a br ship With passengers
Brig LeSetssx Lelkepc orr (Rus), - Uamt ,rr n ~
With mdse sad PA.seagsss, 70 Sohnidt 4 Bslchen.
Also, tive herm brxs.
Sailed.
Sc smship, Baltic Cem.soek Hverpool Marion. Barry
Chareaton: HcrApko Parrish Rioh snd ak;
ieete br) Johss gebec Rsscvs, Mallory. LivsrPoe
'ri3ian, Msnsen 81 Johg. NIB; Nov HAmp,ir, G 49,
Aots.rr Norma, Brown Havana; bsr - nsssnrpa
nsy bemArsrs; Copsrricus tBremt WieNng. Bremen,
MARIA Eusehis tSsrdl Menteso. AArseslies stePpAai
Lsnke. LondoL: brig Jsna Watson. -.
WIND curing tho dxy, SW.
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Police InIrlIi-enre.


CONTINUED
Before upticr Osborn
In the MISTER pending against Mr. Charlie, II Cllrk
~ hy franris Hicks colured ia ii
Nth having given the latter forged check for th- sun
- 4o0 % The Mania tan Bank ths negroes toiiulony
las already been published Yesterday stnessts
,re Examined tue part ~ the defence wnira Al teal
70 fhow that about Tho hour la the day Wen14y
art Mhch the uegro d.,igoated tC nave received IN
check from Mr clark. IN Marketheld rtrs-t ne Mr.
ta'E at thai time esew either NJ nj store
30 LOB earl street or nj the ONCE Of IN, BUSar ia AZ
-tre,t meas south mrking IT, II wilt b. argued BY
cuunsei aimo mpo-r Ole for dr CLARK 10 b. the guy
ary The tme het dch a. 70 y Ike il 90 u ns power
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Wing Ratification Meeting ut Auburn.

AuBUnN. june 70 1902
An enthusiastic whig ratification meeting was held at
the Court House last evening, in this city. Hon b. r.
Hall presiding The room flied to overlooking
Resolutions were passed endorsing the nominees and
the platform.
The Hon Christopher Morgan addressed the meeting
speaking with much feeling upon the life of Henry Clay
and his soon pected dissolution
Mr. Morgan was followed by 81. u Pclts. Esq., editor
Of the Ohio STATE Journal AFRO by VI. Pomcroy Capt
Segoin sDd Clarence 4 seward Esq. of this cisy
The meeting adjourned with nhe hearty cheers for
Scott sid Gfnham.
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Disaster on Lsse Erie

- buffalo juno 70, lSl2
1br propeller Montczuma sprung leak list night be
tween Ashtsbula aud COnneaut aud The igcs we're ex,n
Puhbsd some 5,O bns II -four 100 bbl- of wlsskcy.
evoiai oafh ~ tobacco. and large quantity OF wool
vrr ca,t overload aud the propeller anilly reached
hssr tb MOI Ding afcr hard gh. Of ing aud pump.
ing Fe@<S and cargo insured
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Macon, TIA. June "a 1852
The Messenger OF "Wednesday. publishes oidci, call
Tor the re assembling Of the Union Conven on Il Mil
edgeviiic Georgia the 18th OF July in pursuance OF
resolution providing for such second meeting passed by
the late Union Convention
The Savannah Evening Ne,os and Republican both bolt
thr nomination Of Scott call for The &C
third candidate by the Union party
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sAYhyNhH JuIc -, 1891
I'd ue 20 inst the engine aud tender OF up Yard
rms'eI VAN on the b,UIga tate iiadr sd
thfu~b nom tbe track down bank twenty feet hign
5000, Two mnea IRON Atlanta by coming cont with
hand car. OLrhremsn was ki,pd and another So
r'oosiy injured. No ps-scngerp vi. hust
On the road. the previous day ,IIi.iop oc-
CURED bet.ecn two freight trains Damaging ON v the
engines sDd cars
Michsd wesks OF Boston a seaman on tn. b,rl
Charlie. Williams died In this city rhursday from
eun.srle - 49, I"
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AID two DOGS Ga-tcsr. Germany, Baly. Eagiaad;
Dres n France Herman Branch. u S>smssy Msilest
0trapce Orchard 81 40 Pts ~hlian. % o. Col ms
AsA SchitcreD schubert, OF Germany sew, atn
aeysrd Pli,s;sdeipn,. Long: EngIsnd PstS.s j.
S~mues New York; Chas Edwards swsed-n; s ssa r
TaHende England
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The o,scgo Count, Bans R,ssery.

A1uftnelNsN duht - ISAA
The trial ~ Absh Lsrncd for hu -obbes, d H. u 10.
60 ouhty Bank ~ $4,000 N D,c nuar $50 was coo.
oinGed last Tight The jury alter beng out hour
returned ascrdict Al guilty, Al half pa.t nine Hon
Uicbintun who pi'sded behalf r the prisoner 1tcu
pitd tx hours and half Hon John - Spencer
Idyed tor tbs proecutcn aud cored ia speech u
veis hour Duration
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4nllG6l
lBy srsAMsup ArLArr,oI

Mara Eassn. Sssral M,ntoao. MArse.lissi s'eppAni,
WIND curing tho dag. Sw.
lBy STEAMSHIP ArLAnr,oJ
Asn.R M.rsa :.-r..s'a. cya,A.. rlaa'r from sinsa.
or h or.uta rs~sr rom I,nd N Tor aaas Kss
Csnito nssoSn. from M.nil. for Bosten ia. fallsse
AsSI s,Iss ;s,d ss.as Bsssos c.ora.
a.as"1ssn, Tsyia. c.:.
"A AsTwx.r juno Oar Rcn,rd Aisep. sns, NYorH
Chr A,Is Cad ss smss
BoIpEAvx, June lo-sld Lsviaia Tiadio NYora; Eth.
Sid from the a ro.as III ot,na colborn NvorA.
My Sf Emo 70. ss Nor
s ,n JYss i4afs Mary ann Peter, Bsowa NYork.
DEnMranAVrs' Jane is-,rr Wssti S... VESSEL: nioA-
mono, "; Normal a"rsswae, NYors Sid 7tn, Adsihed.
sEAun1 juno 800 Leui,s Bliss Creighton. from
SsIsvrsA A.rlI q CO s.rs;h,rs Smith Boston.
CuMs,sGnooS. April il-Sd B.imorsl Robinson. saa
Cows, Juno ssld Robert Patton. purinsson ttrom
Ansis ornstrom syorf aS Rshs d SD''' o''''n'
cA.nwr june sArr Lucy Elizabeth. Crosby. London t.
cA1iS NAY sa5r S,;esr ral;Op,y L,sd.a: Jaae
cvsnAvrs EAR EIss ii. sssn.sn. Svork; Emil
s SD in, Sis IeosnEd Ba.ss,s. stocthsIa
for 80 ssS %
Iosi ssl isis. Bata. aud srssssies a. for
seedsa Loneca Daniel ssrp Arsy sssson
% sS 70. sror
IN, Cs.ssrna rsstersea from Gaaa for NYors; In
lover. june n-oG Jansen fio% Bremen for NYors
t1 Juno s lana pss sn Nor
ELsiSoRn, june s-Arr Amoriea Thornsea Nore.ns for
Gsae; y.a.Ac,,,,, ro..o.,.. So.,.
osAvE,rSD. jane lisa American Ease. More New
II
SID 7,h Petrol o. Sampson aYess I'LL Mortimer LIZ
in SAlwa s.'st sss SGD Bel, Abso sror
s'ss 1sle SECT wild a. San
Isider 3, rsaas 90 iy'h sxSraasn Biseae. 20
SMITH; ssh LSe1auss iSts cs,sfs Ialdsr;
Nv
r: 81 ssnss Foley, sYo
IN n g La s 'ias rsaa s n.%S.s Sy..s seaa,
nA VIZ june % ars New YORK hui caasis..on; 18th
tssa ad sa A% ee sd sa
Yar a Ey Ssw sas hs s i sGS 81 r c
dir tho Cha,ei the f,rmer a NYork.
pen,s Rhine Fes Advance John e. Cumming, and
nnsas Jr a for NY gss a s,sroa K.mo California
hsMaUae, Jpas i Arr E.ela, Popp NYsfk,.
wiis%; FROM ,s5
'uas Adams DIR acs e. gs.sson
Rip n Ss I'm Joseph Gi
ana px' m.rrmsa NH %a.
Fleming Lney Wrjsh' trsea Rajah jones' Os~eso. Bar
nmoush Terry. orieansi Ocean Queen Mathevs John
a sOh la tss
son Mobile Woto Apslebss sayans.h; Mesa Aae vii
n assb ps y e sa s s
ret Patton MOBILIZE Ma.asssr csoese, Triton; smith.
BsittTo,e contineps Drumnond sd Vanguard norton.
Whites N0ileans; Phenis sarcy. Mobile Khst'n. Robin
Oh the bar 18th Lady AXE Smith from caarlcs.on
10th Now Worid, knsht f;on Sforx 49, -
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Married.

In Poughkeepsie on the lash inst by the Rev. Samuc
suei JAMES rLroRo Of this CITY, to HARRIET IL. De
P.w, oi the former place
In .his city. on Saturday. juno DC BY Rev. f. II Cha.
pin, ir }. EAai HuNr to Mrs. ANNE L. X. ULMER both
OF Rockland Sic.
On sunday Juno 20, at st. Paul's by the Rev. DR..
Hsight, WILLIAM II. LINDSAY to SARAH BAHcocK
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CHAELEsT0s. June 81. 1852
The cotton sales Of The week have been $500 bes
prices ranging ffem Tic. the nari1t closing arm
vii upward tendency The receipts o. the week W
been $50 bales and the stock haa exclusive OF Lha
on shjpboard is q $50 bales
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SATVRDAY, juno 25l3H,H.
BasADsryvvs-Rlour varied little the business en-.
racinG a0sbbs. ordinary 70 straight State snd nxed
Western At 81 93x S40ok choice State suSerfius
Canadian and favorite Ohio ut "a 06k ASK fair 70
fancy Indiana and Michigan At - OK q SS25: With
common to COED southern ct 437K a468k Some 200
bbas rye flour vcrc procured at SS06k . 3i2X-an
abatement Corn meal unaltered 1000 bushs
white Canadian wheat fetched &c. 800 bushs red Ohio
do s0ha 25O00 busha. unmerchsntsble and mixed west
coip Goa clio the previous figures and 40 ssra
and held mt 500
CoryEE bags Java realized l0x 1lc and 30 do
Jamaica "a Market quiet.
CorTo~ The market Was particularly duh To dav Tho
advices per Atlantic being sl'oge different from The
expectations formed OF their tenor after receiving tho
letters per Niagara The sales only about 800 bates
at quotations which present Just DO considered
nominal
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eHIPPfsG.

EoR LIvKRPo0I-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship PACIFIC, Capt. Ezra Nye.--This mship will
depart with tho Quilted States Mss Europe
ON SATURDAY July H. ut ~ o'clock M berth at
tho foot OF Canal street No berth secured till paid
Yer rsieht Or passage hsviss usequaed accom- dAons
EDWARD Collins & CO, Sc W FALL street.
The steamship ATLANTIC will succeed the PA,as and
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WORCESTER. June 20 1852
Wig ratification meeting was held here last night.
was largely attended and graf cahu prevailed
The Hon. Emory Washnurn presided. speeches were
made b. che Hon Levi Lincoln Hon A Il BuII.k aad
others. Refoluticns endorng the Baltimore platform
ara approving Of the nominations passed by accla
nation
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The Whig No.n,nat.o"s-Hessrs. Toomb
and stephens.

CHaLi Esroy, June IS 1852
Ecssrs Toomhs and Stephens have tecgrsphco to the
rrees OF Gcorgia that they opposed the nomns-
ion OF Scott and in favor Of the RI ASSEMBLE Of the
rnsco Convention, by whose decision they win abide
Dir. Je. LinS' poaition l. said u b. the same
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General Pierce, and the Catholic Test In
New hampshire.

BALTIMORE, Juue 70 1857
The Catholic Mirror, Of this week, copies from letter
nom General Pierce. addressed to 4 gen man in thi.
city paragraph in relation TO his having aided IN the
religious test tine New hampshire constitution lie
ssys NO charge could be grundcss and that II
falHchood has received appropriate brand
4 Will In due laasnn
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FIRsP SESSION..


HxOWs0 VI REPRESENTATIVES,
WARRINGTON, June -, 1854
PASSAGE OF TnE LAND DIsrRIsuTIoS sILL.
The srNAkEa announced the asst question to be sA
the passage Of Mr. Benefits bl giving lands - I'll the
States for rsilrosd and educational purposes.
Mr.. swEErrrS moved inst the House adjourn. Decided
negatively only eight voting In the affirmative.
The bill then passed, by yeas 90; nays &c. fol-
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The steamshlp Column a will ply between Fran
cisco and ports In Oregon awaiting a the former the
iriva 81 the mails aud passengers
ing without delay with the mails ard passengers
st.smer from San Frapcitoo Persons s-curng nigh
passage by the DATED Statss msi steam-rs from New
n.rk have preference o, aooomm"dsoo board Of tho
racine mail steamers Rates nj fare t.om Panama San
Franc tho most favorable regular limo ~
proTelier will be kept for the OF freight
and transient betweea Panama aBd Saa
cisco One Of the aoove STEAMERS will keep tae
ti"p between Acapulco and other Mexican port 9lch pas
sengsr "a allowed $50 BIS free exceed
inc In 10 cubic feet be takes %
cisco the rate Of 500 For freight passage,
apply e. CHAKLBS A. WHITNEY, at the off,s OF tns
Companies III West street, corner Of Warren New York
TIMED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ for New Orissns via Havana The splendid steamsho
from the ri foot OF Warren street N keaday,
July 18TH az o'clock r. M precisely Rates of passage
Havana and New Orleans nremens:-Ladiss' Sa-
loon berths S70 After do S70 Forward d. $780, StesrAs
so Freight taken to New Orleans at cents
cubic foot Shrbers OF frisht requested TO supply
themselves with the compsnys billie olsdag which DO
had ob application 81 the cfce No other form will bo
signed No bile of nding signed after the ship sailed
For freight or passase, apply to U. KOBkRrS,
III West street, corner Of Warren street.
USTRALIA, PORT PHILIP AND SYDNEY LINE
Of Packets The Subscribers will despatch the SPLEEN
did ship MAGNOLIA tho next ship OF this line tho
ed by experienced msstsr having been lifted
for the comfort and venence Of fams
For freight passage which wiz be taken
Bile terms Apply on board pier r., o, TO 1. Du-
GAN, ~ Front street RI SELL NORTON, 81 Old slip;
or to ELLIOT. ARKELL 4 CO.. las Pearl ssrsst
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THE AFFIRMATIVE VOTE.

Whys.
Chas. Allen. Mas. q. Fowler, MAss 8. W. Parker. IA
John Allison, Pa. h. N Fuller, Pa. G. Porter. No.
W. Appleton Mas X Goooenow, Ne. W. "A Ssskstt NY.
n barre Ohio, Is Il. Grey, Nv. A NJ Sohcrmorhoru.
HIRAM Bell ohio. A. Hsr per, Ohio, NY.
liz. Bennett NY. J. H. h HAwes N.Y. L. Aft ny
u. kuwbe n Y s. @. uayen N. Y. N Schoa n.NrNY
Geo briggs. N. Y. j. Horsefurd N. Y T. Ssuddsr Nass
lac Books n. Y. J. W. lows, Pa. n Starly N q.
q. = brosnN.Y 4 NJ. Hoae Pa D Stas toa Ohio
L. BrrroTs. " 4. w. Hunter Ohio A. IL stephens. Ca
h. T.. 1ab.li. rls. q. &. King X L. J. l. TAYLOR Ohio
=! < Ssld~ Oh, NC } u kuhps, Pa. Thompson, Mass.
l.. II. CsmrbclI, q. A. Landry. La r Toomb. Ca
J. H. Chandler, Pa. H. hann Mass. A.W.vsv able N C.
g chapman, Conn + s. Martin. n. Y. 7. Y. wash, Nd.
I.I'tineman Nc. j MeMehsm, w. j. W~shburn,j r Me-
Il > tottman Md. IL D. Moore, Pa A WatAicb, Tens
A. D eEry, n H. Moore La John Wsloh. Ohio,
J.H Duncan, Mass. 7. Moiehe,d N John Wells n Y
A Eyaue, Md. l. New.oa Ohio, A. White. w.
y. M living Ky. ID OUTLAW, N. G. C. Wiili.ns, Tam.
Dcrnocrcts.
L. Bahcock, n. ID. Jones' NJ y ID. L. Seyn ,ur, ny.
". a. Nraie Va. W. IL KuTtz. Pa o. s Soy nnur Coma
l.. l. tlsrt, Iowa. J. A Morrison Pa T. X Smart No
JtCle'eiab Z, ,oinw Murray. \. Y. w W. Ss0w, N 7.
Z T. Crrss. Ia A Parker, Ia. Il. II. Stanton. Ky.
~ N Dim mick Pa A. G. Penn, La. X s. Stanton, Ky.
J. II. u ~, Wis. j. Perkins, N. IL. A. r. stevens n Y
4. Gnpore, Pa. Isaac Reed Mo. N. d. Strattoa,E.y
7 y. II W, jr n. y. K ROBBIE N Y. II. Il Thurstsn II
Jas JOHNS n, Ca J. Russell, N. 7. HAWaibridss. NY
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5 Brenton, N. q. X, Yates, Ill


Nh. srFrHKss, (wbig Of Ga moved to reconsider tn,
vote and at his instance this motion laid on the
table
Tho bill ppropriaes Missouri three millions of aores
to Alabama. million five hundred thou and acres
70 Iowa three million If ncres; 70 Michigan two million
five hun6rcd thousand acres; to Wicousip two million
nN6 hundred Thousand acres; to Louisiana Two million
NJ" hundred thousand to MSss. ipr two million
aol4s u Florida two million acre; to Arkansas three
million acres: to California three million acres. to iii
ncs million TO Indiana all the public lau
not ed located reserved living within her nma and
million in addition tdereto, TO Ohio all the
public land not sold locH I'd reserved lying within her
limits and two mison in addition thereto; and
each Of the States Of Name New Hampshire Vermont
Massachusetts,. Rhode Island. Connecticut New York
New Jersey. Pennsylvania, Delaware. North Carolina
South Carolina, Geoig Maryland Virginia Kentucky
and Tennessee. at the rate Of hundred and lfsy
thousand for each Senator aud Reps alive in
The Thirty tccnd Congress from said 81 Tcgpuctivey
and to each Of the organized territories Gni ia District
II Coumba. one hundred and fifty thousand III.
eleven states first named ac 70 aprV their shsres in the
conerucon II railroads and the ren-dcr Of The state
and the trritorie and the District Of Columbia
eSpend theirs for tho support OF schools for other
useful purposes
SCHOOL LANDS. ETC. ALABAMA .so MISSISSIPPI.
Mr. Conn (dem Of Ala from the COMMITTEES On Public
Lands reported bill extending the provisions Of
in relation e carrying into effect Tho existing compact
with Alabama and Mississippi in relation to the five per
cent fund and school reser aons and it passed.
Mr. Corn likewise reported bill granting the right Of
way 10 all railroads and plankrol through the public
lands. He moved to put it Its PASSAGE but at this
point the morning hour expired
THE PENNSYLVANIA coSTRsTED ELECTION.
The House r. sumed the consideration CT the Pcnusy
yania contested election case.
Mr.. HAMILTON dem of Md spoke In favor Of vaeat-
ing HE seat held by Mr. Fuller and Mcssrs DAVIS o.
Mass and TooMBs OF (both whgs) spoke against it
Tho debate was not concluded when the House ad-
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SrEIcr LIVERPOOL CLAssIrlcAr ALTON.

FafioHTs- Engagements were oh ecked by tho Atiau-
tics arrival. About 900 bills. -four were engaged for
ccmpreeed 500 uerces beef private terms and 100 At
"a To London, 900 tierceB beef takeu at 3s Gil
and heavy goods were AZ Tia Cd There was no cha la
u 9th. ports vessel or two charter was wanted
to soss for Port Phillip for of 60 tons 50 so per
Dbl was offered and the same in proportion for
mcrt goods
Prousors seemed about the sarle the transac tions
comprising 200 bbs prime and mess pork at Sl6Y and
SIS and 200 pkgs shoulders and hams at a SHc and
s1ac; $50 bbls. ordinary top9me lard at i0k No.
end SEQ hhis. primo and mess beef at SIX 81. and
$l1h SIS.
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MARITIME INTEL GENCn.
PORT or NEW YORK, JUNE 90 1852.

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