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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29
Died

At Jersey City on Thursday October 2s Of inasmms-
tion Of the lungs, Captain RoBERT A. BLiyEN aged 40
years.
The funeral will take place from bis late residence In
South Second street 10 morning at ten O'Clock
Essteip papers please copy.
On Thursday, October 2S Of cholera infantura GsoEe
HARMON, daughter Of q and Harriet Harrison
aged 10 months % aa,s
The relatives and friends CT the family sao respectfully
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29
Herald Marine Correspondence.

EDGARTOWN, Dot n.
Arrived-Brig Richmond, Celerley Boston for George
town.
25th-Arr sohr Houlton, Atkins Providence for Bangor
26thArr briggs Zavaa, Merrill, Port Even for Salem;
Sarah Thornkke Haroing Baltimore for Boston; Orion
urnm, Philadephia for doi Mayhem, spencer do dol
Brooke,llc do for Weymouth Oronote Parsons do for
tol Me- eohrs Edward Franklin Gibbs Boston for PHI
adol ha ost jb and split other sails nieht Of 25th)
Frances Folsom Someret for Weymouth; Reporter Giun
PHILADELPHIA for Boston Simpson, Green do do; x
ueri cNins Povt mouth for de- Alfred, Ullmaa NYor.
Cor Gardiner thad bulwa and stove and sus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29

BLOODY ARRAY The fighting at Chambers
burg election day resulted in the death Of Joseph Gray
ped and while exultipg over IT, was remon stra
ted with by Judge Reed lie then made violent assault
upon the Judge and while prosecuting It. Samuel Reed
SON Of the Judge ran up and shot him through Gray
stood for few minutes and fell dead Ion Friend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29

FEw ORprANs-Steamship Ell Dcrado-A Broosti Miss
Hamilton Darrell rnekie Bidge and son, Hanil-
NORFOLK, &e-Steamship Roanoke--P Dilworth, Kyis,
= Dentn an, Chamberlain, Sharpley, J Ennis, G
Conners Jordan, Mrs Frame, Taylor Gov Richarss
so Sas Mi.s and sl.dy sherman knapp Andsr
ovrton Miss Ritter, Miss Adar w Rockwell. " 3
tease lady and two children, A Bell Miss Hough, Mrs
LIv.RPooL-Ship ConstcllationMr Annett and lady Mr.
Rose, Mr. Thompson and lady, Mackie, Mrs Ailsa.
IIyrRPooL-ship Jacob Wcstcrvelt-Mrs + Lindsay.
LivERPooL-Ship Junus-C Everitt, p Thompson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29

MuRDERoUs AFFRAY AT CINCINNATI Saturday
afternoon two got into ARRAY Ia coffee house on
Water street kept by Of the party named Leon ard
Leonard struck bis antagonist blow ia the abdomen
which killed hi instantly and he then dragged the dead
rusp ~ the bouse W arrested and ID over for
xamiu atom, incln' Gfi Ga-,tte 0d 2s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29
MARITIME INTELLIGE NCE.
Movements or Ocean Steamers.
Port OF New York. October rs, 1864.

CLEARED.
Ship Flying Fish Ncktls, San Fran cisco, John Ogden
Ship Leviathan Knapp New Orleans, sturges Chairman
ship owege, williams New Orleans, Eros. & Hicks.
Ship Medallion Mcclintoch, Charleston, Nssmish Sons
Bark John Benson Winchester Havana, Sturges Clear
Brig Iodine (Br), Mills, London. J eager s. Co.
Brig Java Possr f ca MeaTay masteT
hagssn Psss
Brig Anglo-saxon Brown, Boston, Lewis
SER fsn sSs sss $ john Hasssn
sr 5sne
sehr naxsl LaSasId Richmond, II P PsSson p..,..
seh nr FAIR s Sets sis Lord
ssRF asPs
sShr Label sassla AF5'ssm BGs'Sp Dayton sprasu
ARRIVED,
Steamship FL Dorado Baxter New Orleans, days. with
n sseamshp RoaRoRe Elliott &C. IS hours
mdse and passengers to Ludlam Pleasants Oct 25 of
gA ycssSs With
d. Envoy
r. time from FsE ysss was psossss We a
for ns T. oSn sT
LAT 80 lon 70 EXCHANGED signals with ship Compromise
Ship Jacob westaryeis tphs) Doane Liverpool Oct g.
81 iSss days.
mdse and 0 passengers to master Oct 49, lat As 49, Ion As
sfs siEaafs 'ss vsHsss SEPT
se and to ep os
isr Fiessu The was ssaraad OF 3 miles sw q
Bey
ton, Sc to R De%ili 4 CO; ,,.,.,. o., ., a.,
15s sSssS ss isS' yiss
teSores oeoh native Of TYora died o.coasumpsiGn,
per rSssysss Sc, e Sales AAS''. :, aA' WIN ''p
with lumber to Ksy sni,hers Go: Oct IS on Nan
tuckt shoals experienced severe gale from SNE lost
gallant small
yEs S a%srl G From Tx 70
18th inst experienced heavy to gales, with tremen
Brig Wilson Fuller johnson Savannah, days, with cot
'o R agf r fie a. dahoSn saTanna days with cotton
Durham Dmon Oct 25 Charles ellis, seaman, native
Brig sssHane s Brysnt Maoh!a, days with lumber
sohf Hart Brl Keating Halifax 10 days, with hsh, to
sehr warren gellatty Harvey, NIB, Is days. with free
sehr srytss BTisbee Woedbrdss NJ bound to Taunton
ssST ,s.2h Sday'
schr Richmond, Parmelle, Richmond, 4days
schr Tangent; Plume Addison 7days;
ss sBf 4Isq rsps sssi asss'
schr Bradire, Emery, saco, Me, 10 days
schr St stephen, Rogers, Calais, days
Schr Pioneer Baker Dapvers, RI, days.
Sehr Richmond Hall, Cherryfeld days.
Schr Ann. -, Cherryheld, days.
Schr Belle Means, Ellsworth, ~ days.
Sohr Fame, Colpoth Mactias dayf.
Nhr William Pope, Poster. Machias, days
Schr II wellington, Wall, Hachias, dayr.
Schr Jos Farweil, Alexander, Rockland, q days.
Schr Gertrude Horton, Bride Rockland, O days.
Schr Margaret, Foster, Rockland, 8 avs.
Steamer Penobeoot Whitaker, Philadelphia.
BELOW.
Ship D. Chandler, from Liverpool, 30 days, with mdss
and passengers, to Ieresa Co.
Bremen bark Admiral fro Bremen, 81 days, with mdse
and passengers.
SAILED,
Ship John Gilpin new elpperl San Francisco bark'
Beta (Brem), Gustavus Bremen; Southland, Small Mes
sina; Charlotte Wynn, Manwaring Apalachcola Brilliant
Miller, New orleans; Mary, hoLane San Francisco.
Wind during the day. WSW, and light
Captain Foster of the bark Sierra Nevada reports that he
"a Nam alna khoIk Ar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29

A REMARKABLE FooT RAcE.--In the town Of
Maiden lives elderly somewhat addicted 20 his
glass, but who managed nevertheless 10 accumulate
about 81 300 of which about tl00 70 his brother
that he exhibited no disposition 70 pay short time
since he told his wife woman Of considerable energy
that he would give her his money and she might pay his
debts she accepted the proposition and deposited the
money IN abank The brother hearing Of this trusted
the bank and obtained bis debt The wife then drew the
money from the bank and deposited IL In the house
The hubbard hearing Of this and IL supposed repent
ing o biz act in putting his money out Of his own possess
son managed by sTatagem night or two since 10 pet
bis wife out Of the houe ADD sacked il until be found
the money His wife returned just he was leaving Tho
boufe and On asceriainDg What he had done started in
purtuii along the ain road TO Charlestogn distance OF
four miles where the husband arrested BY watch
and kept in the vatchhouse for The night The wife
who had ost her shoes after she started from the
boute thus running the long distance In her stocking
feet vas put into cbase and taken back TO her home
The husband was aso released In the morning and re
TUNED to his usual syocations Traueer Oct "a
The JACKSON MONUMENT At NEW ORLEANS -
The JsokfoD Monument Committee having referred the
numerous plans which thy have received pedestal
for The equestrian statue Of Gen Tackon Messrs pile
HanchaId and aHemocouit, City surveyors, these gen
utmen have unanimously reported IN favor q hst offered
by Mr. H. Rcbsrdf for IT. simplicity massycnees sud
grandeur No decision he's yet been made ~ % the
nsius it'elf but Il i tkoDsh Tat the ra4o III M
vii u bGtsptfl
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Captain Foster Of the bark Sierra Nevada reports that ho
sailed Newport nles the 18th September On the
morning Of the 10th got and hove the ship TO- at half
land the pilots sent the boat ashore in charge Of
the second and with the pilot with
TO land at certain point and return immediately. The
boat instead Of landing at the point directed landed at
small by and did not return Captain Foster
NAMED until Pm, waiting for the boat when the weather
became threatening the wind blowing the shores
be deemed his position dangerous and the also
Voluntarily aft and quested him TO make sail they
deemed necessary for the safety Of their ves declaring
their Willingness to proceed the voyage ehot handed
preference the risk remaining lee shore with
threatening gale and there being appearance OF the
boats return, he made sail and the voyage
The being clear, and the bark within mile two
the shore had the boat put of her return she could
easily have been with the naked eye.
Br steamship Derwent dropped down from the dock
yeerdny afternoon alter undergoing the necessary
and anchored of the Battery.
BY typographical error, bark Sherwood" from Savan-
nah instead Of appeared under the head Of Below
mat
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T Z e Vi s.

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judicial Dignity.

The following conversation is said to have oc-
cured between a venerable old lady, and GER
am qu0ndam presiding Judge of this county
4he learned disciple of Blackstone was support
Cd on his right and left by bis worthy associates
When Mrs. p was called up to give evidence.
Take off your bonnet, madam"
a had rather not sir"
'But, Madam, insist upon it, take off your
bonnet say !"
'ln public assemblies, women generally cover
mer heads Such is the custom elsewhere, and
therefore, I'll not take off my bonnet?"
"DO you hear that gentlemen? She pretepds
" know more about these matters than the
'udge himself Had you not, madam, better
''iAe and take a seat upon the bench? ?'
No, sir, thank you, for really think there
re old women enough there already. y."-Canci,a-
''e A0os.
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,yrTxETCE SCFILAUFE - SP ERGER'S
LOVE EXPERIET CE.
BY COLLIER.

r.1 ,ot wash te matter nit me, can't tell,
pt sure As | lief. ich was NIGHT very veil;
sIen stomach vas right, mine head vo vas ache,
But all de night long slept wide awake.
First thought he vas pedpugs; but dere mis-
take,
For de- cal all de ped-close and pliers did shake.
And looked in tie craks Of de ped all around,
But not a single pedpug she did fount,
Dan somepoGliy say, vich I no tink was fair.
Dat mein complaint perhaps vas de night mair.
But know d dey vas wrong, 'kase mein pony
hors,
and sleeps in tie stable of coOt MIR. Morse.
Den : thought Of tie ''rappers," dem spirits dey
Vat rams all de peoples good senses away;
But dat no would do; de truth must tell
Nen rapner is made nit string and a bell.
Den vent to de toctor, and stated mein case,
He felt of mein pulse, and put on long face;
You're pizened, he said, land will surely go
Yu 70 swallow dis pil"-'pout SO pig as his
head.
Hooked at te pill; and thought he was iokin;
can no swallow dat mitout great chokin
Saws he. '.Never mind, but shut open your
jaws
An down vent tie pill, mitout tastn, or chaws,
Oh. vat pain he It'd make in my pelly!
So verser as honey nor pine apple jelly
ben de sweat he roll down, and goes to sleep,
An more as a week mine ped L did keep.
An ven got veil vas thin as shad;
Men close vas toe pig. and looked very pad;
But he all vas for good, for mein Katey did say
Dat ven got strong l might menshun de tay.
Den mein eyes dey vas open; l knowed right
away,
De matter vas Eatev no before dat would say,
An den got sfroug and pig rs before,
An Katey ish mein, to be parted no more.
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The vnvies Of the Great Powers.

In 1852, our steam force in the Navy consist
ed Of steam frigates 8 first class steamers :;
and less than first class, viz the steam frigates
Mississippi 10 guns SusquehaDna, 8 Pow
kavtan (say) s :; Saranac, G. San Jacinto, g.
Ist class steamers-Fulton, guns Michigan
l. Allegheny, 2.
Less than lst closs-Union, guns Vixen 8:
Faer Witch, l total, 10 steamers, carrying
b9 guns.
The steamers Massachusetts,, Gen. Taylor
ENgiaeer, and John Hancock are for surveying
purposes.
Relative steam war force of the great mari
tine nations of Europe, in 1848-which is the
latest accessible account-though the force has
been considerably augmented since that date
Great Britain, 141 war steamers.
France, 68
Russia, 80 I"
At this period the commercial marine ofGreat
Britain under canvas, amounted to 3,054,392
tons, and 175, sol men under steam to 113, 1878
tons in 900 vessels.
in 1851, the total of the registered, enrolled
aud licensed tonnage of the United States was
SII2,43 tons, of which the steam tonnage was
1907 tons.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-12-23

STEAM NAVIGATION OF THE SUsoUEHANNA.-
We understand that among the many schemes
of improvement on foot, some enterprising gen
tlemen in this State have it in contemplation &c
ask charter for a company to remove the OBJ
structions from the Susquehanna river, so as to
make it navigable for steamboats, to Columbia
and the Chesapeake Bay. Weare told that engi-
neers who have examined the distractions, are of
opinion that the thing is entirely practicable,
and within reasonbie cost. The Susqurhanna
canal runs nearly parallel with the river, has ne
yer paid dividend to the stockholders, and the
stock is worth but about 33 per cent of par
Notwithstanding this, the greater expedition OF
n steamboat navigation, in the opinion of these
enterprisng gentlemen. would pay well. The
estimated cost Of the proposed improvement, IS
from four to five millions of dollars.-Bah. Sun
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THE RIGHT DoorR1NE.-An exchange paper

THE RIGHT DocTRINE.-An exchange paper
in speaking of appointments to office, says;
In dispensing the patronage, we trust that
Gen. Pierce may remember the hard working
Democracy. Heretofore it has been too often
the case that the parlour politicians, who, like
the lilies of the eld, neither work nor spin,
when the battle is won, have been permitted to
array themselves in all the power and glory OF
Solomon himself. To that mode of dispensing
publick patronage we stand opposed.
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I'll WIT wash te matter nit me, l can't tell,
Put sure as | lief, ich was NIGHT very veil;
Nrin stomach vas right, mine head vo vas ach
But all de night long l slept wide awake.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-10

Art Id. Toutes les publications ordonnees dams
cete Constitution auront lieu dams lie jourdal oiciel
dc Ia Convention.
Art. 155. Cete Constitution pubiee en-
irancas ct anglais dams lie journal oflicel de la
Conventions partir du jour de la advancement
jnsqu'au premier mardi de novembre 1862.
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All other falsely named Pam EXTaAGToRs Cd1ntars
pALLEYs. dope that 5y Stealing
ndEes te ppbc believe
the virt"e Of the aees Buy aazsd
Agents.
sF- ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARKS uPnN TIE GEN
UINE; and OBSERVE THAT TIE NAME, al. DAlLEF,' pE
WRITTEN WITH A PEN IN ftFERENT CoLGRED me.
THE ENVELOPE OF EACH BOX AND THAT no OTHER b
UPON 1T.
s General Depot for he United States .re
will hepromptly H. DAIJET Il co,
AIS BROADWAY, New Yerk
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
ISL CHAEfTES STREET, EseyICtis4ns,
all DeAsrsin MIS-
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the atateef MISSOURI, will be promptly supplied.
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GeanaFal said Territory
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ICE-ICE-ICE.
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Ice.
az A. W. WALKER seller Of ICE ard Is,ss .,, =,
this article dispose Of Office CORNER or ANT,
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PIELDssTREETs, 74cHAE1KEssTREEr,s coMHERcgsTRzgT
snd s.ths CORNER or ROBIN AND RELIGIOUS sTs mbqs II
xCe--kCe.
NEW ICE HOUSE,,
LEVE STREET. nearly opposite Mes.rs ArStronr, Harris Co.
Steamship Wharf, snd
No. s1s TCHOUPITOgLAs STREgT
]. sTAFFoRD4 co.
fT ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. nh94
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II. H.. E. ISznaac,
OFFICE AND YARD No. I0NEW JULIA AND
ST. JOHN STREETS, NEW ORLEANS
tB Keeps hand the price
BRICKS WHITE SAND, SHELLS lime
OAK, ASH AND PINE WooD, CHARCOAL, etc. ctr
CLApBohRDS, SHINGLES AND PICKETs. fei7
GtEMENT. 5000 bbls. Newark and Rosen-
~ dale; zoe bbls. Bra tiueson
lie Cemen hyperion article Coolers Cistern
landing and for sale by JOHN HtYMAN CO.,
Agents the Newark md Rosendale cenentCo,
iyi2 es Magazine street md SIarirny Eatidinsg
VfsAR, PITCH AND ROSIN-350O barrels Will
u mugtcn Naval Stores for sale by
a. DELAGRAtE L CO., Il Mngas;Dea
Also. Spirits Turpen!ina nndK se JAMS sm.aw
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/ PLAsTERs.
4 5heTmsn's Poor Naa'a
Aliebasis's Poor Mans
A.l-bssis's lDdia RHDbe Sieb,
! Fse Improved Poor Mara,
Jew Dsyhl'so or BshrsR,
PsSgt'a yeg4ttsis,
fEHapp's sn-Gjgn,
#hi.s7s Machine gpy7ad Strength
euipg,
" hitihg' Strengthening,
,sjdd's Imperial,
sarrics'sf; oysi.
/ L4NIMGNTs.
Rader's Baue and .Fsr,
Bavtineis Losian.
!. nayis's Horss,
Hunts, Hayes, Sefsns', lie rea'
/ Tooth PA8TES.
i9tsEmsn's Compound Urriz Tooth,
Ih0mpsnu's Aromatic Tooth,
Ionsas Toothaehs.
IOzEseSES.
,5herInan's Cough, Worm CaiTpser,
Ching's Worm,
Whar's Coaeh.
DhDPS,
iSoinmcu'l Js.1thashs,
ShsrInlha Toatbaehe,
Wilsau1s's To- .-5.aehe.
MISCELLANEOUS.
tThoruis Extract, j.
WIner's Areannn Extract,
tCartsr'= SDauish Mixture
Mothers ReIiss,
tNrs. KiddeY's Cordial,
Vaughn's Dithon Edpte,
'0szood'i indian Csnlogogue,
,Hatagy'A Forest Wine,
'ilts. Hage'5 Dyaeatary Cordial,
Cuilen's FsDless Specific,
Cdileuia Indian Vegetable RsinstJ
Rowand'a Magic Lotion,
fBsn's Army Tinetura,
Dsyis's pepursiiye EI'isot,
Jsyne's Alternative,
Ieyne's Hair Bye,
Fnyps's CarIni1ativ.,
RowanG'a Csuninatlgs,
Balm Columbus,
Upham'a riir Eisetunry,
i1Unrs's Chemical soap,
crDrnpton's bagsTTp,
Thompson 4 Eye W -ter,
Mrs. Hsye's E.y- Water.
Ferry Tavis's PAN SiIict,
JJnes'. Hatr Restorative,
fonrNa Lilly White,
SeaI's Hair Restorative,
Soda Powders, Colognea,
iisen Fgn,
f,~T,fssgiap Rain
Balm Of tjilead,
aosy's Ilar Curling Fluid.
Baiiey's Shaw IN. Cream,
Taylor's Shaving Cream,
). 3artipaiH Hair lotion,
Hartis Reraedy for t'it1.
I.amotts's French Remedy,
Bailsy's Mead Syrup,
Bailey's Sugar SEATED Capsules,
RagIe's Hypsri,sn Fluid,
Whseleris Teabsrry Tgothsshs~
touesis Nectar,
,Cayal'. Attodyne Cordln,,
E, Balm Of Thousand Flowers,
BSres's Pile Lotien,
S. sahRestoek's Eermifuzs,
Bailey. Groups ! rup,
Ivory Paste Blarking,
hACnssgr OH,
iChinese Soap,
LGrinB Cordial,
TplHgteo's BslS.w,
British OIL
Setdiitz r SdeEs,
Harlem OH,
Extracts, SOAP, etc, sg-.
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a,es between Paytraa and Petdio, where DAGDkkREhN
acelied
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his tanks his
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These fac be hopes will berhbe shSe OF public
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Act Of 18th September 1880, jb February 1s41
obtain the ghest cash price by application TO the
undersigned.
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The choicest public lands aud inspection L. each Of
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....., PHiLApELPaIA, September 10, 1876.
Sh which resisted the common remedies such parego sq
e. other ordinary medicines. Or. pAyss Compound Svrp Of y
2y and Tar reeved ine in few doses three lurths boc
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Where all orders tns be addressed.