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Herald Marine correspondence.

ArrivedBris Sarah Jane (Br, Melanson is days from
April Arr schrs Pond, Edwards NYork for Port
Esd brig sarah jane Boston; .chrs Energy Marohsn
S % 1fPs
port Msshr Enterprise rinkham, idg with oil for
Boston. No arrivals this morning.
Miscellaneous.
s v not Il U i
the OF which DC asccrtuincd until she is
ss @ on e i sp n on 81 the
7th nit After much e.ertion on The Iar q CsI; Cope
morning having been fast for about hears tho force
seen 80 The Ss, Which
ana the Was that With her she could
vented her sails being Of 50 that she continued drifting
boat with tx men for st Thomas give information Of tho
accident tina. had hefaen him The bargcs Of the Danish
and brought Of the and but wee
drifting to ieeward fortunately The French steamer
Crocodile arrived 81 Thomas the next day and at the
took Lis ves to assistance and met her about mas
to theewar ofwhere she had struck and towed her safely
into port She viii probably como on under canvass to re-
STEAMER NDrpsNnsScE, Cap. stoddard, Is reported by
wrecked Ma,agorda Ray night Of 18th ult her
9% TO "a T. have sn es N her. he
independence bull. here and placed the Chagrcs
forced 20 put into knrtoS ia which broke Mp far
and she returned to NoTeans is said she will prove
total loss.
Sur ST PAur, 4 and from salem for Manila, ashore in
straits - bernai aho was on rcel WIN enc luo' 81 "ser
at low ute Ter lorGmhet anu nhnhaat Wsre guy away
previous Y Peing on shVre er Vara tprtpa,S hsurNt
+ tse Weat T should r.ye favorable IIe shp i
much strained and ossd several o. Sr arc hfaaen
her rudder y gohtt plahkih hNolt VIZ hn
tie koel - broken. ~, Nossel Wis ,nsus N ehl ~
Sl. eqGsly 0fideu iet"eeh INC oflen'e' RAn hteA VI
fees.
sfp TIE DIcv ssoN lA tons has teen purchased BY
kx Gil ms or New Bedford for the whflo Ashery be
commanded By CAPT TahCr, late u ship Globe 81 Nj.
-, r.. -, v.r,,,,oi for pos,or ~. ;,,,
BAhh flL,l"fNt, I'm IN " ~ ~ !, ,safl,. =. 4
L,t, as ,c "a rhs' WIN 'ss = N'''
tAMaH' 70 ehrsP
BARK AIiwAL-Fishine sthoercr Lucy Am ~ tioreeT-
tor rom Georges Halk reports al.tr - nile
teli ~ Win the Br inrs fhNh ~
and took from Ter 100 Ibis neur Found her Sht gh her
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PassenRcrs Smiled.

h,vnsroo,stsAmshipf aGiacc Curtis, Il Weston.
s.s';s L Essa; HS9ssa NJ
sna MIs J syzms sernishsl. Germany NJ Forstman.
s'ss T. ass s saa Mr.
r hox F.4 bsss
Gsn .s H.tss sf r.
pST P and Mis Ia9 M
NY Burton phiisd; o.Rielly, Mt and Mrs p :
pu ksfSass rasa
q de- PATCHES d to Court Of France IT, wilms.dns
TF5s,s. SI sssS; T9sa;; csss: S3y YORK:
f.w w'f Fh.d r1sSsYRi u; s'a, ssI ra
M Msia Isnniyysni.; TisLsr Ys5k Davies.
fsai ana%s G ssSasr
fSSss Linz rfihfs
xos snd niece AsnS Argent San Francisco Miss
syass Benz S M B4si
ssss sns ssai NJ NJ.
nj ais ant Law
i.g.s,n Jpo Herr. Tnos Murray Glars: PqmpS,ly
Ian, Taylor Lambert, Lackill, and twenty three
.sAvAssasi- Steamship Alsbams-r " Russell ! c Nor,
shT0p Francis sEriEr and child ustsrnsn LADY ana
fsa a
cady " Woodworth, Jos sprasue, A Lavton, John
King. Rufus King Jr. A Lyon. II Phelps Thomp-
Morton, + Harrison, Miss Harrison, Miss b
John,.on Mrs Derry Miss Derry soule and servant Hen
Gale DR. Hull, Lucy Hall Mrs DIR Bedford and 10 in
the steerage.
Stornc. r HAPPIER Chas Hardy Richard Fonda Miss Nc
Rough, Alex Mitchell, N Hartman, Culver, Mr.
Ludiam A Pegraw, Lansford. Jacob Gray lady and
two children: Miss Wright John Pollard and lady. NJ
Greenway Mrs Rowan, Mrs Ring and child. Bogert q
festnsr 7 McNan. II Smith, 9 Meyer, L seherman,
Capt Metzer. Sewers, Winston, w Berman, Caleb
sykes III jackson and lady John Bunker Miss II Perry
P.trick Burke Mrs alter and two children SAM Ayres
md rs in the steernge
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Telegraphic Reporfs.

- NEW ORLEANS, March 3l--Soon.
The sales Of cotton this morning 900 bales at
steady prices The Transactions of the last four ays
have reached 1000 bales Bacon sides are firm ut 9ac
Whsksy is dull at H. a 1, &c.
NEW ORLEANS April moon
totton-Saes TO noon to-day reached 600 baes-prces
steady The Canadas has been received and pub
shed IN the Evening De1; its effect has not yet been
developed.
Ngv 0RLEsSs, April 2 1852
Cotton has been in active demand since the receipt of
the Canada + news. 1000 bales sold before noon
strict mddng y: Sc The weeks transact have
been 80 900 bales Pork has advanced to SIG IS Sl7
Cotton freights TO Liverpool, 9-l6d
CHARLESTON. April ., 1852
CottonSaes to-day reached $50 bales at g., i.c
The market was depressed at the close.
BosroS, April 8.
stocks are quite firm to-day Canton in quick de-
nand at ~. Reading steady at -. Money on call in
coed demand. but easier market IL anticipated on
Monday.
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FALL RIVER. April l-Ar bark d Hail. CHURCH. N
i moLHEss noIs a.reA 81. rxArr BRIG Iva. steve,
r. IT. NJ Pond xd"'F SYs'f for
sid brig Lydia slower; sohrs Harriet. Mary Miller. Roam.
HARTFORD April s-ATs steamer UacA.. Bates NYsrk:
K:spph Ready crsnl.y ssuso. cass
IhwHs A bs Mlis' Fs.m.Ap CT, .,
Tss Ths
Sm S ss sso. the
vsrp.o John ASsrs from New 6riesns and bark i' ss
boo from Rio de yaneiro all Of which came in and pro
is CenussGs and victory caraonas. ri:
msrnD with ADDITION ii briggs
soa 1an sa Gs9
rst.ilriI do; Benz Adams Cornish. Boston; Catherine
THAR ship Thomas Wright, Lavender; asvrs via Ia
ing. Wade, Tycrh; seSr Antelope. Doyle nsva1a :
1s e xSasf @
IIs" sSs. sss. F:ii
rsaT An.'io SIs I.IssSn. Psass DaSi p
ssussvss. Fa.s hsss@e rM1Ths ship yel. wAns
the bar and went tG son on tn, the 10Th St Pm
still the bar outward bound and Others inside
bound out and sixteen sail outside at anchor bound I'M
about feet water the bar and fair prospect Of all tho
NEW BERN March 2s-Arr schrs Connecticut. and Ann
Lyman, West Indies.
NORFOLK Maroh3i-Arr schrs Reliance Robbins NYork;
Elizabeth harrington Thomaston Oregon. Lewis, Wcas
set Below schr Eliza Jane Barnard Georgetown bound
NEWPORT April Arr sohrs Flying Cloud wolen, Nor
flk Mary Patterson Bateman. Fall River for Fhadoi-
pha Sea Mark Hogan Providence for dos Queen. Crowe
do for do; Sterling Chase Hyannis for NYork; Lynn Hoa
Icy Rockiand for Richmond, Va soop Rienzi Durfec Now
York for Providence.
NEW HAVEN, April Arr sloop Mary Burton, Smith
NYork. Sid soop Denison. Smith, NYork.
PHILADELPHIA April Arr bark Sri (not Sun Hig-
gins NOrlenns schrs Samuel Lewis Plum NYork Sarah
NYork and cid for do Also cid schrs Florence
mot Flowers). Chaplin Hartford; q Willard. Willard,
Portland Chas Moore, Smith. Brooklyn; Thompson, Cor
PORTLAND. April 2--Arr bark Diligence Woodbury..
Matanzas fer Boston lsee Mscell.
PLYMOUTH April 27-Arr schr Elizabeth, Stevens Phi
RICHMOND, April Arr scbrs Gnlego, Nelson, NYork;
Clarke Lubec. Sid schr Niagara, Perry Nfork.
SAVANNAH, March rs 29-Arr ship Southport, McCor-
mick NYork barks Mary Slade Howes Providence; Po
trea Lewis, NYork Waltham Houdlet Boston, Texas
VEIL NYerk briys Harriet, Ccaet Camden Me; Excel Tall
man, NYork; Macon, Watkins, Boston. Below q ship,
name unknown Cid bark Jacob Prentss Iorng Boston.
a0th-Arr steamship Florida, Lyon NYork; brig Avon,
Carver, Searsport; schr Francis Saterv Davis NYork
SEARSPOKT, March 25-Sld schrs Ralto Colson, Phila
dephia: 9th, Levant, Coson. do Bangor, Knights do
STGEORGE, March 22Sld schrs Sarah Lmma, Wall. and
Eliza Frances Wall, Richmond.
SALEM, April l-Sld schr Missouri Woodbury., Norfolk
and large feet which had put in for harbor
STONINGTON, March 3l-Arr schr Maria Kelley, NYork
WILMINGTON, March aO--Arr brig Tanger Griinu Ma
tanzss. CID 3st, schrs Mary Howard, Marshall NYork
Balance, Mathis Boston.
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BllIPPING.

| ISoR LIvERPooL.-UNfTED STATES NAIL STEAM.
ship ATLANTIC, Capt J. West. This steamship will de-
Sy5,lIi5 a.ls ssssI n from ss,s 10 isss
having unequaisd for elesnscs
'na 'I ID@SRRBp ( COLLINS CO.. No. Sc Wall street.
The s;'apshjp ARCTIC will succeed the ATLANTIC aud
Tah PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL STEAM
= ship Company intend running their steamships
css y mo. raA.sa, rnu,,a., Ami,
C,sy 81 Giasgow;; .Ssa.urday, Nay
o''' y An'D' IIc. iIvrnpooI. ''''1AS' nay
cy 81 ssnsSsst:i. Nay
Passage from Piiladepha in saloon stste rooms; sicR
R cGT ss p1EE,sf axps ss 20
FoRR sAyANNAH-UNITED STATES MAIL Line
viii ses on -
r'" r,is HoTs0 S s1ysr h5p a From,
TheALABANA Captain c. D. Ludow,on saturday. April
hips have no superior on the ocean.
state. mail steamer HgNBoLDT D lines. commander,
% and % n,rlev n M a. 70 aa she
from rer 10 North River Price q pa sage in first
s su n's sa4a @ ay .aa @
Ssn ssEsy Broadway
LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
The splendid steamship CRESCENT CITY. 900 tons, j.
ssas IN 81. fst APPEAL Sssy pay s
s.sa 'tssi '@f e."
tn lot WArer street on Friday prls az clock
~ tie TmpiIe City win with the veil Known and
Francisco the arr the passengers and mails No
detention at Panama Rates Of fare to San Francso rst
estir, ssl5. cabin S270 secragc 500 Rates Of
fare 20 ARRIVALS first ca. sos geennd cabin ~ stcer
AL. 50, tor freight ar pasRura arpy ~ oIIsS yIftr-
MY at the office IL tic Cumpsnes No ~ West street
r,rrst Of Warren street. = : - '1'
49,, ,,ar r,3,, : !, :, %,
4 NIIIIE hlAihhtA FOX IAN FNANClSCO-SHlP II
rsrs res e eoupl,to ther vi b.
out delay, and hand in thtr bills Of ladng few re
tors can te taken Two more passengers only be hard
ely Accommodated IN rtcabo Apply hoard NJ feet
oil " I'll street, ~ 20 JUN OGDLS, III Wall street.
<,ilppyn WHITE sorArI Ar ptpp m P,sr
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DE. HUNTER. pgorRIRroR OF THE OLD AND

IL X. HUNTER, PROPRIETOR OF THE OLD AND
- long established Hunteran Dspensary. No Division
street New York city private diseases many
days they have been years standing Don't humbugged
by the quack doctors but call and
before applying elsewhere to be robbed Of health
Here few no desired the doctor publish
their proos You cured in four weeks adful
disease that broke out all and the effects Of
curry was 50 reduced was laid than year aud
had lecn given by dozen doctors John Ed.' You
cured mo In the tine of the cholera in three weeks of
most dreadful disease Of thaR years standing,
after three other doctors had not only but said
was At much as their lives worth to be in
with me--John Burnley, Pilots Cook" Twelve years
ago, applied 70 London physician to be cured of
certain deaso he pronounced well in three In
less than two months it broke again tried six Others
with the effect and thoroughly well Of this
hydra and many headed monster until called dis
pensary. four years ago and since sound
any lving.---Edwin CONN This il the only place
where his great remedy HUNTERS Red Drop can had
genuine Price dollar only. This remedy secures the
patient against secondary attacks aud tho only
remedy earth that does it, You will find this btte
experience. II you trust to any other.
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mr. BARON SPOLASCO, FROM LONDON, MOST
eminent in the varied branches Of his profession of
vide spread European fame crowded daily by sufferers
that nf'iet the human frame. Mr.. John Mskeem loo
merchant sol Mott street. cured years ac-
ton and the faurc Of all previous medical Attendants
oce 52s Broadway; attendance from A. n. to p ~,
and in the evenings from to 10 o'clock N BAH ters
mut be paid those enclosing IS for advice medicine
will mmedatey) have both transmitted to them.
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.

CHARLEsroN, April ?.
Arrvcd-Ships Lizzie Howard, Susquehanna. and bark
Helen Maria, NYork
In the ofhngShp Maryfower, Liverpool brig Overner',
Philadelphia.
Cleared-Schr Susan Connor Philadelphia.
Saled-Steamer Palmetto BALTIMORE bark Thetis, Boz
ton; Schr L.esburg. Philadelphia.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2.
Ciearcd-Brig st George, Charleston.
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nR. LA CROIx'S PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
- Fifteenth edition: by NJ b. La Croix NJ d., Albany.
ch Al. book ever published $50 pages and ls ns
mites and disorders Of youth and resulting
which destroy the physical and powers
Diseases arising from indiscreo with plain
rules by which all persons can themselves without
with the author observations its duties
and dsqualfcatons and their remedies with coored
graphs illustrating the anatomy and hyology aud dis
Of the reproductive Of both their
lures uses and functions II contains important hints
to those contemplating matrmony which will
octions against marriages however should this
important step without first consulting pages 1t treats
of ell diseases of females whether SINGLE
ger, who require aid before consulting DOCTOR
ongt to know whether thor properly
by those whom tley employ and thus guard against
position Of quaekery prevalent in popular cities Dr. La
years has been daily consulted the different diseases
nnon which his book treats personally we'll letter
Any person sending twenty-five cents in letter postpaid
viii receive BY mail free Of postage copies
Tor ST. Address Dr. NJ r. La CROIX, So street
barry y: Y Sold by Garrett & Coz q Ann street. and
Lloyd street Buffalo.
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DATlS AND LON DON TREATMENT oP PRIVATE
Ditcases In rev hours, by Vegetable applicetion
without pain. ln constitutional Asactinn, and
lrog improper hahits, he combines medicine with the
local NEEDY and shor sny there thou tands
WHO cnNr0t he cured without r. has day Of
year. duration from tic Other physicians In all no guar
6ntsos lie makes dolly of
without eaasc which others caused hy their axpc-
Grg m former disea oneug lilo diploma with theas
AND tto hundred. 80 other reates, show nothing
tguait We curedin few hcurs.P. Broadhoad,
A. airing d. u. Corhyn, q. Deroud Quo Application oured
after snothor doctor tried long tme.W. N. Graft
psid st0 6ycsrs TO te cured Of weakness
abuse without bsneht bat cured by local aud general
treatment In short .ime.Jss Evans You oured me 81
the worst eyphiitic Affection body and face IN
short tmo, after had been under three for
besides using every qnaoh medicine could hear 81 L.
hensht.-Ww Forgvson, Perth Amboy The half oured
AID abandoned asaes Nc espccia,iy scs srAagers ara
others con cely oh~v proof hut hees
thersIs muoh imposition For treatment ~ ieLta, adj
dross Bes " broadway Post Once " Tspsc who .pply
personally bsve separate Once
wv aod wv evening LARh0NL zurgsns, ~ RcsAa
strcat, sccUna deer fTea Brosdvsy.
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Powders are the most extraordinary medicine In the
world for horses 1t Is cheaper warranted
active safe and beneficial properties than any other
Tor tho cure OF dstempe pink colds and SOLDERING
STR eted urine fred yellow legs loss
an II ennd;;i The d t hg 1ooe OF
given render them invaluable and medicine,
aud that should be kept hand by every
Fer racing trotng horses they worth the they
strengthen the wind an and feetnes to the
ton and the whole frame They have
OF thousands Of the best and eee
Lrated farrers and horsemen safe ad superior medi-
cine, and are universally approved and
every that them NoeeThe undersigned having
this Sold TRANSFERRED and all his right title and
interest in and e the above Equarian Condition
Powders to William s. Durham hereby informs oil his for
customers and othors, that the said William s. Dun
Lam has the only and exclusive right to make and vend
the same, and that all others counterfeit
New York, Feb. "a le52. WALTER H. WYATT.
SCI! who.esaie and retail By WILLIAM 3. DUNBAR.
Depot No. 6 Broadway Retsiled by druggists addlers,
&c thr ough the city and United States.
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nR. JOHNSON. l6 DUANE STREET, so WELL
- known, for the last year, for his superior
treatment Of private Diseases still be consulted
old Office any the 70 lilo wing viz
Msrcurai Ulcers Clan luar Eogargs ments Nervous
dertaken ated with candor aud charge
ian ted
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mr. COOPER, IA DUAkk STREET HAS FOR THD
~ last twenty enjoyed the prsoses
In private diseases Ut medical tn New York He
tho of this disease mild
removed in TWO days Dr. Cooper the
form in from two weeks Of debility;
he the afflicted they will be disappointed 81
calling him II affords DR. c. unb0unded pleasure b
able to refer to persons wh0 after suffering silently
for long time been restored by him to perfect health
All undertaken treated with candor No mercury
used. N.BStrangers don't DO deceived by who per
sonates my name have not left Duane street. See my
cards In the New York Sunday Times and Atlas.
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IGR. MORRISON is CONSULTED C0NFIDrSTLY ON
~ certain diseases which he tfeat6 without mercury
Recent lie cures IN two to four days practice 81
Thirty years enables him eyre nose general ana ID
cal ii arising from mpruden hnhits Soo hs Iond.n
ulLonLa ln bis private oh.e. &lli, Fntln atrnot.
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COMPETITION DEFIED-EVERY ONE WHO HAS
~ used Dr. Tobias Venetian Lnianent for coughs sore
throats collie Sickness rheumatism, pains the imbs
pap.stion Of the heart &e pronounce
win be made For sale by the druggists and
all over the United States Price and SO Country
merchants supplied at low prices for cash. Depot 2B
Gree nMich street.
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nR. COOPER IA DUANE STREET, CAUTIONS THR
- unfortunate vctims disease y
who MI great portion Of the daily with
their advertisements. In Dr. q. you have Kind
dent medical friend the arising twenty
years devoted to the treatment of delicate Diseases
perfect n charge
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NO FEE TILL cURED.-DR. CoRBETT, 10 DUANE
IN street, be consulted the treat
nent of delicate diseases. Twentyone yesrs practice In
this speciality of the profession enables him speedy
and cures, and In
day. The victims auackery can apply with certainty
enabled to cure eaectuay certain debility.
N b. DR.. Corbett Is . member Of the New York Uni
YeraitY.
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THE FEMALES CONFIDENTIAL FRIEND.-DR X.
Prestons Female Psnaoes, Nos and 5. ali
irregularities the female tenn. Sent by
&l consultations, &c. Letters confidential Office No. 26
Bowery, N. Y No. 2must not be taken In pregnancy.
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TYR WARD MAKES ASTONISHING CURES. SUCH
- - no other Doctor do. Either n greaA
amendment before bour To disease
u made nothing our which is scionos
brought to perfection Remember it, reader All other
methods OF cure desdf than disease which
they only translate to other place. instead extee
minsting ONCE corner Ut Canal street and Broadway
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nR. WARD is OF SIGNAL SERVICE TO THE UM-
- Fortunate his treatment quickly removing the
rable patient from sufer and detection he al
those coming to hn for they we'll before othcr
would have made any Improvement. Book gratis. Con-
utations private Onoe Canal street and Broad
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ISoR LfvERP0oL,~UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM.
ship ATLANTIC. Capt j. West. This will de-
l with the u mails for Europe positively Saturday
April IL at II o'clock NJ from her berth the foot Of
Canal street No berth secured till paid for For freight
passage having uncqualed for elegance
ana comfort, apply to
EDWARD K COLLINS & co. No. Sc Wall street
The steamship ARCTIC will succeed the ATLANTIC aud
MAY
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DR. WARD, DEVOTED TO DELICATE DISRASra
~ makes the spesdicss All whs have conbraoIS4
private disease make early application Our trsatnsat
the physicians The disaP 40
certain q cure from u.s. however much other dsessE1
Book gratis Consultations private. Once caaal
and BroedwAy.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-05-27

peace and harmony will be restored.
Mr.. Edmondson's rancho is on the
river, about forty miles above
Brownsville.
MAIL RIDER KILLED BY INDIANS
The mail rider, on his last trip up
from this place, was killed by Indi-
ans, about twenty miles from Laredo,
as we learn by letter received by a
citizen, from E. ]. Davis, Esq, a
lawyer residing in that place. All
the accounts received from that
quarter, speak in the most gloomy
and Responding zone of the proba-
bility OF ever being relieved from
the scourge with which they are so
frequently visited. Most of the
settlers have recrossed the river Tor
protection, and their fields remain
uncultivated. There is but one
feeling on this subject upon the Rio
Grande. and that is, that an entire
change in relation TO Indian policy
must be adopted by the Government,
or the territory, for which so much
treasure and blood was shed, will
shortly revert back TO its original
owners--the red skins.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-05-27

DEATH OF THE GRAND DUKE Oh
BADEN.-The Grand Duke of Baden
breathed his last on The 24th uIt.
after a long and painful illness. He
was born on the 29th August, 1870
and was consequently in his 62d
year. He succeeded his brother,
the Grand Duke Louis. on the Both
March, 1880, and has reigned %
years. He married Sophia Wilhel.
nina, daughter-in-law to the Grand
Duchess Stephanie Of Baden, father.
in law 10 the reigning Duke of SAKE.
Cobourg and Gotha. His eldest son,
Prince Louis, colonel in the Baden
service, and his second son, Prince
Frederick, also colonel in the Baden
service, succeed him-the first as
Hereditary Grand Duke, the second
as co-Regent OF the Crank Duchy.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-05-27
The Governor OF virginia A..nIIed.

An indignation meeting was held
on last Friday night in the city ol
Richmond, Virginia, at which the
following resolution was passed:
Resolved, That Governor JOHN
SON, in committing the sentence OF
the slave, JordOn Hatcher, convicted
of the murder of William P. Jack
son, has abused the tIust confded 10
him by the Constitution, has out
ragged The feelings of the community,
and has given an encouragement to
insubordination and crime, which
calls for the indignant reprobation
of the people of Virginia.
Hatcher, slave, had been convic-
ted of murder for killing Jackson
his overseer. The Governor COM
muted the sentence after the facts
had been laid before him. We give
the following as we find it in an ex-
change:
The Enquirer denies that the
resolution or the action of the meet
ing reflects the sentiment of the
community. TIE excitement does
not end with this meeting. An
other has been called, TO vindica;e
the Governor.
The House of Delegates has
passed a preamble and resolutions,
that the MOB invaded the public
grounds, and the Executive mansion,
and insulted the Governor, and ap-
pointing a committee of three to
inquire into the expediency OF re-
moving the seat of Government from
Richmond, requiring the committee
to inquire into and report a conve-
nient location for the same, where
the Executive "can discharge his
constitutional duties without subiec-
ting the dignity of his Office TO insult,
and his mansion TO threatened and
overt acts Of violence"
The House further resolved 10 in
quire whether any reporters for the
press in the House had participated
insthe indignation "MoB'' and If so,
that they should be expelled. This
resolution we are informed hits the
Secretary of the meetino Mr.
Lewellen. who reports in the House
for the Republican. The resolution
passed unanimously.
The citizens of Richmond are
quite alarmed at the legislative de-
monstration toward removing the
seat Of government. 1t would
doubtless insure safety to public Of
fcers in the discharge of duty, from
the fury and insult Of mobocratic
demonstration.