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Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-28

PROPOSALS will be received 10y the undersigned un.
I'll o'clock, p m. of the 2t Of the present month
for grading and paving with good paving stone the east
and west side of the bridge Rock Creek on street
hy feet by the width of the bridge the paving Jc
laid on bed Of good gravel not less than inches deep
be twice well rammed the second time after being wet
ted and warranted to stand twelve months and to be
I'd with gravel two inches thick.
Bidders will state the price per square yard for paving
and cubic yard or grading. The work to he commenced
forthwith. GEO. W. HARKNESS,
Commissioner LIST and III Wards.
WILLIAM WILSON,
WM T. DOVE,
sep - Assistant Commissioner
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-28

II LINDSLEY, Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and
IL. 10th streets, keeps constantly hand tho follow.
ing sporting Goods Maynards Primers attached to Fow
ling Pieces and Pistols American, English and German
Single and Doubebarre Guns great variety Of Powder.
Fasks, Shotpouches, Game Bags, and Gun Fxngs; la
zards Duponts, Beattys and Curtis Hesrvys Gun and
Rife Powder; Walkers, Ey's, Coxs, g. D. and ether Per.
cussion Caps ALSO Caps made expressly for Colts and Al
lens Revolvers Eys Gun Cartridges for all size shot and
all gauges; Pistols Of every pattern Colts Aliens aud
other Rovolyers; Shot Of all Sizes &C. &C. Wholesale and
retejl-a liberal discount to dealers.
sep 3-u H. LINDsLEY.
Alex Gazette, Rockville Journal Marlboro Gazette Nat
Intelligencer, for month.
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ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION,

iNHE exercises of this Institution will the
L first Monday of September.
TERMS BoARDERs.
Board and Tuition per 800
Washing, Mending, and other Extras 10
Music the Piano. Harp, Guitar, additional
charge ALSO lessons in the French Spanish German and
Latin Languages Drawing and Painting likewise extra
charges. Entrance fee So. Boarders pay the current
charges semi-annually in advance.
Pupils received any time during the year. and the
charge estimated from the date of their entrance
2-law7Wa
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-28
FOR EARLY FALL TRADE,

NM have opened handsome assortment of Fall Goods,
to which weinvite attention of purchasers consisting
in part Of
Superior Black Gro dc Rhine Silks, best make
Handsome Berage DE LANES, dark colors
Rich Colorcd Persian Cloths
Rept Cham. Popplins, beautiful colors
High Colored Mousselines De LANES
large aud beautiful assortment of Embroidorios and
Lace Goods consisting Of
Pure Linen Cambria Collars, French work
Muslin Embroidered Collars nelC Style
Lace and Muslin Sleeves and Habits
Plain and Embroidered Handkerchief &C., &C.
Also, n large stock Of
White and Colored Fanncls
Beached and Brown Canton Flannes
Irish Linens pure Linen
Russia Diapers at all prices
With the best makes Of
Beached Sheetings and Shrtings
PILLOW Case Cottons, &c, sc.
All of which offer at usually very low prices and
are worthy the attention Of buyers.
n. MYERS Co,
aug Pa Az. between 9th and 10th sts
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-28

YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE,
AZ STREET, BETWEEN STREET PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
MRS. ]. A. DAVIS, PRINCIPAL,
Will reopen Monday September 18TH Circulars can DO
obtained OF the Principal.
srp1 g.
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INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PIANO AND IN
SINGINGI
Day School for Young Ladies,
CORNER OF 9th AND E STREETS
REV. E. II. LIPPITT. A. NJ.

REV. E. IL. LIPPITT, A. NJ,
FORMERLY IN p T. THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY VA
PRINCIPAL.
VNH1S INSTITUTION, In which are thoroughly taught
all the branches necessary to furnish complete and
finished female education In successful operation
The Principal relying experience in teaching Of
nearly oey years. and corps faithful accomplished
assistants in euey department. offers his institution with
confidence to tho patronage of the public.
TERAS.-English, Mathematics, and Ancient Languages
from So to Sl2 per quarter IL weeks Modern
Drawing, and Music, extra.
sep 16--eo4w fInteigencer and Unonl
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-28

Cigars, Tobacco, &c.,
TUST OPENED, a very fine LOT of FINE HAVANA CT
u CARS, CIGARETTES, CHEWING and SMOKING To-
bacco, &c.
5000 La Escogida, (Regalia) very fine
5000 Ell Dorado, (Panetela,) do
1000 La India (La Norman do
10000 VIM. Penn do do
1000 bundles fine Cigarettes
boxes Langhime's Premium Tobacco
I" Jenny Lind Twist new stylc)
drums genuine Turkish Smoking Tobacco
box Oriental Aromatic Smoking Tobacco.
Together with every other article in the Tobacco trade
the finest quality to which the attention of
invited. GEO. W. COCHRAN,
sep l7-dtf 18th st., opposite Nat. Iutelgencer Office
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Tickets $l5-Itolycs s75o-euarters $s7S-Eghths SS7
Address, i. L, 0BRlEN, Agent
sep27 Alexandria, Va,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

couple Of Ksnsusky children are in Cincinnas Who
arc huge specimens Of humanity. They axs nine YEAR,
ofags; the girl weighs 1sl pounds and the boy ls7
Mr. Conner one Of the dramatic company Of the Pee
pes st. Louis was attached the lSA inst BY
some highwaymsn, and severely beaten.
man named Edward Pierce was instantly killed ct
Cayugs Bridge on the 18th inst He had charge Of the
pump at that place and assisting coupling two cars
!ssasd with lumber mot observing that the lumber pre-
Ject~d 1t the ends to leave him to stand
erect q the cars rolled together bis head caught
and instantly crushed.
The deaths In st. Louis during The week ending on the
18TH inst. amounted to seventy-eight.
young man named Jonathan knight has been ar
rested in New Haven for burgarousy entering the Pro-
bate Office at that plncs
Mr. Martin Malone was killed ct st Louis On the 18th
instant BY falling down tho stairway ct the Excelsior
foundry,
Two pocketbook troopers, named vsadsrpooi and
brow who hailed from Baltimore, were arrested In
Charleston on the 10th inst and quietly placed the drst
railroad train going north with words OF admeni-
ton which they viii no doubt, remember.
In Lynn Mass, on the 18th inst an aged indy the
wife OF Mr. james Babb Newhsu street. was burnt so
terribly that she died in the most sgonxing distress In
few hours,
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SfnCk Salaa

PHnApELPHIA, Dec % Reported bv Keen Taylor J.
First Board-$l OC0 Cincinnati Water Works 6's, 95 l4
Son Camden and Ambey Ralrssd Sc, 70 bs lOi5; 600
TN 1000 Texas Bonds cash 9e; shares PennsyIvauis
baroad as's do, cash 4s3 do 49N 800 Long Island
Kaire ad 20 400 do 49, 90 100 de, e6 1871; 100 ISM
goodo in lots s5 1916 $50 do BIS 90 100 DO. cash 1915 100
DO DO I9; $50 do 19 so Morris Canal cash l9 100 do.
Eissurs Rsr.sd ~ 10 Mnehi Railroad S5 x 200
Preferrd ny; 100 Girard Bank 141<; rs Farmers
~ Mechanics Bsnk u Befneen Boards $50 chs Long
DO l9A 100 North American Coal b5 7K Second Board.
zoo PennsylvaniA SIS 99<; 300 Richmond Di trot Ga
81 1850 Texas Register Bonds 9s; 10 sht North Ameri
can s Coal l6 100 Long Island Railroad &C. 100 DO b.
2Oo Union Canal H. 10 Wmington Railroad s6wn 39h 80
DO S Bank Of Penneylvana cash. lex; Fsrmers and
Mechanics Bank s5wn II l6 Girard Ank after Board
shs NoEte Ams5c n Gca u e gnion Gsn. M goo
III; loO do. b5 Tx; 1900 II. Market heavy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23
Passengers Sailed.

AsprrwALL-Stesmship Iilinoie-M story, John Dow
NJ hsTss I,
Ssraid. Cranky, n ny @sn, Turner, M Turner. ~
BesSrd co ssnsr Ad,ms
Wells. Fargo 4 Cos messenger Mall AGENT 2
ssasss Pf,sy p
! .ss sTn Ess, l:sy IN
R. 'Sf ss,.a c1 Es R isa
srs sSe ss D:s M.a.s
n; Da'g 5'als ss
sscisI Alien Wyn.s y's ss
ssaep sSspSsrsgS Bg.:1 tho. w
Sss HsSss sss assSsy
.sra: .,sss applssoR E.lYss.
'sss: a:s.sy IA
s.s sssf VIVA .s, sss s n.
s ss.s sssS Hss s Soul: K1Sfs :ss.y Si
sa Rsss is% %m Es hss sS%
SsvTs y Roby, EcDovsh. 4 I Holloway
ps s%a s.S1%
Tra;ss FssH S.S s asss cray. s:
PAlverson, n Rider, Rider, Rider, r koNamee, q
MoNoity, lady and two children. BArion Whitoomb
Adams W Allen, Bureest, Sheppard, u Sheppard
y,n. srslecys wsolf E,sas Eys1s, GyB Js.ss.
hon, w Klngs,snd Knox Nuts, Thompson. Ms
zleton, l. Riksr, Pray, woodsite, Geo wkins, Wa
ysr. simpson, }ohn.9n, n..n'r, NE, : SCOTT =
Donsie Meader Barley Buch, Jas saideF,
Buff. N Leach, Harris, jenkins, q Hanfora, q
oss v ELLIOTT Powsr: Z xsspsn a a Sirens VIA
enbuch, Y Hvnter J. bingham. ID Brown, O Hide
Sterling. Small, Middleton, Donehus, Riohara
con Ham, Edwards others In the steerAre inclut-
g large Of Panama Railroad mechanics and Ia
lorert. ~
Nav Enthusiastically Berj Franklin--J Bell, n
Bi.ounAy Capt 81 iilman Mr. Nixon, kss Andrews Mrs
Brech Qrusham and sdy, Reyntlds John HsrdoaS-
tie NJ Roresro X Mstdsn kasinschL MAthss, Joha
ampbcll-86 In the stssgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

tlzssts and majesty bunsoa. 1hs pspssvs Rsm~,ss,
.hs g long had held tn: asstsnis: q ths world IN
brutal mob. Those attributes Of valor fortified
homer, and truth, 90 long. the boast Of Rome had
The manly ports of the republic had given place to the
bloody spectacle Of giadiator murder In the arena
Rom: h.d become the tomb Of her own ssatness with
TIE gladiator fingered I'll that remained Of vaior In Rome
his brains were beatsn out 10 minister TO faded apps
tite for blood But fom bis agony spr0g new divinity
the Ebe his kindred srning for vengeance Hence
they soos emerged sweeping over the !ovsnsss OF Italy
= the spirit q plague Their object was 70 cot up
jesty and victory from her They have accomplished
their end The coliseum s the stable of thu Goth The
the sacred reads The columns temple tho statues
OF heroes the arches Of triumph the OF his
scorn. These monuments Of art and beauty and sub
glory In which the genius the republic had found its
last resting place. obnoxious to balbaric pride
Their beauty It could neither comprehend nor resist.
With daring more conspicuous than the Ttsns. tho
intruder felt that until Immortality was erased, the
OF his ambition and would not be full
form and substance from ideal thought till becoming the
incarnation OF sentiment, they pcoped olympus and
thence again descending inspired the sr:ss soul with
creations of his hand flung into the Tber. Now,
indeed Rene has persisted. Unreasonable ruin hiss
overtaken her The tears which Scip0 shed the
Oscillation of Carthage may be dried up-their pro.
Fhecy is fulfilled The luscious lays Of Horace
beard no more No moro does the pipe Of the Man
tuRn minstrel echo In tho attcum the bath;
is heard the grand epic in which the yet uncorrupted
shepherd atuned the stern truths OF democracy the
usurper's The forum Is no more There, where
countless multitude OF enraptured Romans used to listen
to the tongue OF Cicero and culver with its spirit Of
fire. nothing is heard but the rude echoes of barbsrc
revelry Now the inspired traditions of Livy have
listener The vaog the wisdom, and the glory that well
through the eternal story Of Rome departed. At
last, nothing Of Rome but her ruin is immortal But
in her ruin Is germ Of future life and beauty.
Let us drop the curtain here
At the close Of the lecture the applause enthusss
aud ar.h he Dras Mr. Ia
nounctd that it would be published in pamphlet,
shorthand writer having been employed TO give rerbam
NJ
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Herald Marine Lorrespondsnos.

KEY WEST. Dee 10.
from Charleston bound TO Boston which here
int dstrss and condemned order Of board
has been sed At auction with portion Of the damaged
This salvage BY court the brig Anita Damon.
r leaves North this evening" to remain absent
time.
Oh, res cos Hubbard. NYork. sid for St
The the week has been very squaly
and very to vessels passing through the Gulf
but as far as be has been productive Of
One detachment Of tho coast survey have already COM
meI ced operators In the vicinity Of Alligator Rect and
another party will leave here in few days for Cape
Tine remainder Of correspondents ettor was anto
patsd by the mail
PERNAMRuco, Nov 20.
In port bars Minnesota veAoook from and for Phila-
delpha SOON Marian Lelar from do Dot just Julia
Tucker from and for Boston James Bril-
NYerA soon; brig Mutual Bril- for Boston or days
This Teviot passed large steamer Yesterday bound South
supposed to DO the Saanac she expected here from
hslehp Fanny fromIN Bedford called here 10th inst
70 land , passenger and proceeded.
delpsA 10 supposed be ss days ous is
barely possible she have into in distress
Brigantine Eliza Palmer of Liverpool Nova Scotia bound
was knocked down squAl in about lat SO N Ion Sc W.
and rghted after cutting mssts but leaked badly
ard her decks being jury mast rgged Of
and ad which soaked in water they fallen
in with by the bark FL Dorado Capt Jas Etohberxe and
mate all told, Capt DIS
In his boat of this port yesterday morning. They
we'll will probably find ,her back by early op
portunity most likely via the Estates
PHILA orLPHIA, Deo Bpm.
Arrivedasteamer City Of Boston, Clifford Boston, schr
+ Tobias, Har d. Savannah.
eehrs Jane Patterson Dale, Babadoes Delsware, Har
ding, Providence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

CLEARED
steam ship Bsnjamin Franklin. Mathews, New Orleans,
ship Westminster HagadOrn. New Orleans, Stanton &
Bark Camilla, Busch, st Thomas, Russell q Norton.
Bari ys.on tfrem), sshelns Mobile Ptppe Co.
Bss ssi,ha%s Isas issss cisrss,ep. " Fisel g.
ss onsaa hSssa ssn Sraa sS.Rf
Brig Herald Luce 8. MARKS SO. smalwood. Anderson g.
Brig Cap. John, Cousins New Orleans Nssmith Sons
sohr Hazard, Au, tin, st Nhris. Stanton Thomp-
schr Jersey Oak. Rogers, Jscisonville, J Grioe.
sobr Coffin Carlson, Attasapas, Mayhem, Taibct&
sehr Ann Smith, Walters. Charleston, Dunham Di.
sehr Maths Maria, Silt, Salem. " Roges Z Go.
Steamer bough and Ready 0runlsy, Philadelphia N
slos Esris L.uIss Bennett, Bristol
CID yesterday sehr hoius tnot Acdius Stubs Turks
Islsnds
Sh Ella (Brem), Erdn Bremen 80 days In ballast
ri;a s ss fs' lis MA :. Is
- s1,I,s i o,sr,
s' With sSS s P
brstar 90 With Am bar,s OF which WAS painted
s s.:':s: IN. IN:
and s
Ps sl ss ns% qsssF
Gulf The L 20 miles = Of Gibraltar, saw bak Louisa
Ct s1 sssni
eneed heavy sses II ON EsE, during the passage.
Brig Ocean lD,n), Jansen Buenosnyres " nays, win
Bark Innocence (swe) Petersen Bahia, ~ days, with
q hides to order
Bris VnIsge Belle tBr), Campbell, ST John, NIB 7eays
with plaster and potatoes TO q storms -.
Brig Emily Davis Charleton, days, With cotton and
rice TO Durham Dimon.
Brig Ho,, DoIiver Ensworth 20 days, with timber.
TO Mayhew, Talbot a. &c, for East Chester,
sehr John ARCHIBALD !Br). Msrtel Halifax. 10 days.
with 6sh Kelly g. Sn6tbers Experienced nothing bat
heavy NkE gales the whole passage -,
Sohr Mars fBr). Farrell Chsrlettetown, PEI, days,
With butter and fsh, 10 p Buck x Co.
schr Ilvira Thompsop Fisher, Als1sndris, days.
Schr Mary Jane Bentley Norfolk, 2 days.
sshr Lydia Rogers, Norfolk. 90 hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

eehs ysieeisy. Deyd, NAstperS. Ndss
Schr b Brown. Brown, MaehlAs iO&~a
Hcbr Presto, IAGalh East Machias 10 Ssvs
eohr Olive, huA3on, Esstpart 20 days. -
echr fremont. FsyTast. Lubee l0dsys.
eshr Castilien (nswl. MOI gan Elsworth. 8ts,s
Sohr Msry Atwood Bangor via BEdgeror> a dsva
Pchr Mount Vernon. Gould. Sag Hasbo days. 49,
Sehr anusI Rankin. Brown RooklAnA. days.
Schr Jchn StuI Butcher Rookland, days.
Schr Psvtucket Hillmyer RcchlAnds leV.
Schr Pists. Spear. Rockiand. dayA
Schr Louisa Dyer, Sylvester, RoclLnnd. days
Sohr VIM Brown. Holbroot. Ro.klanl, ldays.
Schr Mary Brewer, Brophy. Rooklsnd, days.
eohr Senate, Blasdel Rockland, days.
echr Ophir. Booker Rockland, days.
6che Peru Smith. Roskland. days.
6ohi Col simmons. MArshan, RoctlAnd, 6Ays.
Schr David Anderson. RUS ELL Portlast Conn. days
Eloop Chase, Cakes Providence. 2daya
sloop Rhode 10 and, Ca diner. Providence, days.
Steamer Delaware, Seymour Philadelphia, 30 hours.
Arr Monday steamship City Of Richmond. MITCHELL Riok
nond. with ndse. to Mcrssdy Go.
Three brigs, unknown.
SAILuD,
stesmship Benjamin Franklin Mathews New Orleans;
ship Bald Eagle (new chpper Dumaresq Ban Francisco;
and others
Wind at surIss, N; sunset, NE
Steamship illinois, for Asrnwsl left Quarantine ats Pm
Yesterday,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

In Yranos - Il aass n Ausa vhses ths houss e
Hapeburg IL proudss In ths word, hes thrown itssf
into the hands Of the psasast = not this token Of
what thu people arc The strength OF thsss eaemss of
liberty Ii past and gone sad when the nineteenth century
shall have closed thron0 and crowns and sceptrss Will
be dashed In pieces and upon their ruins the banner Of
liberty VIM be uniurled nations viii BE- free men and
win reach sash other brothers hand without distinction
Of religion creed Language Or color liberty and fiaer
triumph which is on hand .(Applaufe)
The Presi lent after thanking the audience for their
tendance intimated that It the intention Of the 3d.
ciety to provide for further series Of lectures.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

VeiegraPhlc mhr1nc EePOrtss
B0sros. Dec "a
Arrivedship Afghan, Norleans; bark Hyperion, Glas
Cow brigs EulAta (Bri st ago; VIM Groton Savannah
Ciened-ShiIs Clara Wheeler. and Saxony: NOrleans;
banks Croton ValparAieo Saranac Havana Clara Bell
Mobile; schrs Plymouth Rock, and Townsend WORK
SALEM, Dec 81.
Arrived-Barks Active, Ambriz, Afrioa John W Coffin,
Bathurst, Africa.
PROVIDENCE Dec %.
Cleared-Schr Harriet Stevenion NYork Post, New
Orleans.
WARREN. Dec ~.
Ssiled-BArk Hungarian, Champlain, NOrlsans.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 20.
Arrivea-Bask Cleona. NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

On Wednesday morning, December %. by the Rev A.
Campbell. Mr. LEONARD g HYDE to Miss MARY E I,
daughter Of James Westervelt Esq all of this city
On Tuesdey afternoon, December 81, by the Rev j.
Floy D.. Mr.. JoHr REID Of the firm of John Reid &
Co.. Mobile to Miss ELIZA STEPHENSON both Of this city
At Poughkeepsie, On Tuesday, December 81, by the
Rev Thomas I Guon, J W. FIsHER OF this city to SA
RAH W. NORTH OF the former place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

S.:.. s Y s STi: ..ssss r.
'eis s s ss %
Ll.sss, Nov T-Brs d walton. iisus from saa sss
s -: s-sA M S..a' Martin. sros. t...
Il. s's s. sss e c::s:.
Republic Own g. e., v sKs: ~ ~
Fsias Tssru zn..ss Ri,si ssA brig GARLAND. Es-
ss.asSSs.svso1ss cssss;gesasaes, h, 90. no..
ss:s A.; i q. e fi's s .s
scta ;SR Ss1nsss DO; bark Ellen prison 0a
a. g. !, 5A GO d, Dec Pus.n brig Fairy. Bsse Nr0
R W l. Y1.4a S1;.es bark. x.,aew sy..v
cs9.s ss :s fGd IN Hsas
S ns b 81, AN N Sss 1y the which
Hds :SD.; 81 s a1s ob
and sss.s:%.n asi.. NYs.l; ~. $3.50.
Ri n.sy I u
isaa hssSs 49, Syssi Ssssss T;:.s: f::i:
Nh; bark Rsns S,s csser. RIO 5ansr: and marx
zas Gsaiifn aso
SON Watson ssyannan csis. lBr n.w q t9nsh Taper.
bOSI0n, Pee 2-Arr ship Harriet r Ervns spsya 20
y Kelsey Curtis Havana 81 Inst via Msrshss Ynsyss1;
s
ss. .ss: 'ss; kSss Ais:sss.i.
sc:ss sss;
1sS
Aisxansria: virginia Price scaddsr Wilminsson. Dell
Tais Barter; Tsas.as Bar.s GLOBE Sas:SsxS
"a
::s
ea ffsi:s s:i :: ~ sis
DE- ksas s.s @
Trinidad; CLARK Wnsor. Holmes; Aux cysE Hia.tlsy.
.sss
s Ws%s X Hoshss sailed Bark H.
s,; s ri. No. s
leans brig Goo Abbott. keenan,, dol also brig Tren.st
s:vss Gaoaas ' e..
oiss SSs.:s Ban Ne. cA:.s.
ss
Ga :SIs As:.s i've:
DsS ssa % Ssa .:
sSr. wIndes Sid ship wAbaih, Baraes Liverpool bark
fall RIVER Dec is-Arr .ohr Oregon. Wines. NBss-
Be- SID Ed
asoutheEn port -Four tain; Davis Baltimore.
Boston, I'D, WATSON ossS aTosi; alsh. oroscaa Ns.f
NOR lie Dec A-An bark califcrni. Slater Kinssssas
and
!5hArr e.ss vernon KRo. Noy York Nes: Ps:sss
Hopkins ESsxro5s RI ca :hig CenausSsos gsus::
Porter ,F ysucS S p Gs, 1 ASs
PEE Dec sus
5
ssn; sSp RsppshsnnooI. Cushing, SYors S.rfs ":
E.sn M sras arpa Ann s Tys
Kingston !Js ia: TsisgTash iBr Young kss:sea ~
Rsv.pswood ana Clinton from NYorh Ga ships Tsired
Ms vsrPop oTsss Ps.oy
Asieeper Phsdephis Sara Builen Charleston BRIG
TyS SWAMI 'ne'
an chip Sedan ssfh Indus n :ss
wsrof a. .rS.no, sebrs Fonnta Eday HY RIVE
s S Eis .ss r s.
Ton for Ts,ssI Msx York MYsrf no
Yori for Wareham; Sea- Serpent Norfolk for New
SoRfoISp Dec is@cd Sls csis Tom. sm.e,. We.
n Sl.s = ,,,r nr..,or. wv,,, p,,,..,.,u,..
Dec ssss Jane
20thArr soop, James Lsnrhser BIiven, and New Len
HOPE w Gsndy Jearey NYork sloop MARY 1arsv Pss,~-
do. 1872
NEW HAVEN. Dec 2O-sId bark Harnolia VbiA.sv
2st-Arr briggs b & swan, Tkiob ST CrsiS: NARY Ruilv
Bouns Para (Brazi) 20 sohrs Verillion
sy:5 R.Ffs d. SD :sss
Marin, NYork; Elm City, do.
NEW BEDFORD, Dec W-AIr schrs Milo, Gibbs WsRs-
ham for NYork
EYork.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec ~, PM-Arr snip PumguStuk,
Prhtt Noriesn bark !spon,oa Gasgoer Havana, days.
scnr Jane ELIZA, Norton, Ca ais
z I've, steamer Deiawsre; seymour Nfork.
FENsACOLA, prev to " l6-Arr brig hentrosA Adanss
Aspnwa CID bsrks Diligence nuof ason, Havana Chas
brewer, Ekston Boston; frshs, Rogers, DO: .
MontrOee. Adams AgpinWaJI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

THE YELLOW FEVER AT BARBADOS Advices
from Barbados to the 9th inst state thst the yellow
fever prevailing to considerable exteat but
the decrease and coDfpea principally TO the country.
" had been very fatal board British man OF and
the cap ain Of brig had died (pame Of either not
oolsctedj These the only vessels that had been
visited 70 any extent BY the disesse.
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panscn sxara Arrived

BREMEy-ship EllaMr Terno, lady snd two children
Mrs Raghen and Two ohoren, Sshultz Londerman.
Hoffman,. S Faux A Muller L X9mlass. Meumester.
II BosohArd.
SIERRA LEorE-Brig Sami Ercnch-W Hogan, Miss No
aon. Of Liberia.
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MARTINEZ INTEL LIG ENCE
Movements or Ocean Steamers.
Port OF New York. Dscembs

ALMANAC ron yoRK-THIE
RISES. "a moor on %
SUE SETS. 80 HIGH WATER. morn 06 20
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Geographic Marine Reports.

Steamship Illinois for AsrinwslI left Quarantine ats
YESTERDAY,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23

A "MEDIUM'' ON THE BENCH. Mr. Ripley, one
of the editors ofthe New York Tribune, who hs 5
been sojourning in Greenfield, relates the follow
ing
what diversified here (Greenfeld) by the prev; :
lence of spiritual manifestations so called
They take the form chiefly of moving tables, tn. :
rappings in answer to questions are not wanting
The people are as much in the dark with regar
to their origin and character, as you and l art !,
and for the most part preserve discreetnon-com-
mittalism Thank Heaven, it is out of fashio /
to hang witches nowadays, or don't know no
many of the best part of the population wou |
get strung up.
Some persons | find, are MEDIUMS who ha |
previously taken DO interest in the subject an
who are now quite puzzled by the strange power
of which they find themselves in possession.--
Among these found one of the Massachusetts
judges, man of eminent ability, and the high
est character, but of whose gifts as medium,
have the most indubitable evidence. Under hi
influence, quite as extraordinary things have beer
done as have ever been related of the protested
mediums in this city, elsewhere. / could de
scribe some curious feats of this weird power
such as tables passing out at the door of ROOM
descending fight Of steps, and finally landing
in the door-yard bottom side up. This is hardly
exceeded by the witches Of old riding through the
air on broom-stick."
The Springfield Republican says 'fthe Judge al
Iuded to as having become medium of spiritual
communications, and believer therein we hear
Is the distinguished Chief Justice Of our Com.
mon Pleas Court.