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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
From Australia.

Two other arrivals are reported from
Australia with gold, namely, the Northumberland WIN
I6gOO ounces and the Enchan,er, with 22,93S.
The Cunard Company have arrange
mens nearly completed for the establishment OF their
new line of steamships to Australia, via Panama and
Zealand and in connection with the mail service
between Liverpool and the United States Ineir ex'
etion ia IN secure the carriage of the mails between
England and those places and also 70 procure from the
French Government contrsc. for Tahiti. Inl' pfoecr
iii set forth will tend TO the greater
of British enterpIze and the better protection OF br
ish interests in the Pacific
The London Morning Chronicle con-
tsins the ollowii Alarming parsg aPh we uh1er-
stand that the Government have taken means 70 pre-
vent by our naval power my efforts that may De az
tempted by American adventures against the 'Hs'n
Islands"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
American stocks.


Feshts TO all ports In the United States dull and low
Two New York Packets have been taken for Austras, al
,bout six pounds nett per register ton One American snip
has been taken for Calcutta at about ~ 49, f .he iouno
VOYAGE Several ships taking eagoes 0f out sal, or
Bos0p on Owners' account Rates for Iron 70 New fox
and Phi adepha by Packets y per ton To Boston ~
Packets, l5 Transient Ships i|o 10 Now or'ean' "'
to PCS .;,Lu,,
8 ali other ports nominal For Australia passengers plenty
and prices about L II for staerage -.
The Amended Passenger Act expected TO pass oetos
the dissolution Of the present Parliament
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
LATEST EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON. Saturday Morning.

LONDON, SATURDAY mothinS'
No news of much interest. The Paris
Bour.e Ia heavy and last night fall Of Is confines was
announced The Austrian loan 10 quoted at 9is-hers
his4L AN premium ECUADOR 4s. Peruvian Skies
los. Gillian LOG.
The Under Secretary for the Colonies
stated In the House last night that the law officers OF
the Crown had 90 far back 1884, decided that the
Lobos Islands belonged TO Peru and although repre-
sensations had been made to the Government OF Peru
to allow British chips 10 import gasno they had A''
hitherto, been attended with success.
Continental dispatches contain no news
Of importance. .o..hle
Our country letters state that seasonau,s
rains are brin cling forward the srops ana
have good accounts OF the corn wrre.i.nd but not
nurchssed in Holland and France for EnsAns. ~
In qusntity The potatOs rot seems % hs'' ''-''
rsysges this season
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
Liverpool General Marker.

ASHES are without much demand Pearls scarce ana
advanced TO 81 y cwt BAaH. Quercitron, Sd lower, Phiis
hrss in retail demand at Cd y cwt BEEswAx little do
ing DYEwOoDS limited transactions; Campechy Log
wood IS 49, b tun; st. Domingo, IS l0i Honduras,
al2l cd; Camwood e2s 10 NAVAL sIoREs-Rssn pies-
tul and lower 5000 bbls changed hands at cd 3 FOG
common Turpentine, large imports; 500 bbs good rough
sole Cd Spirits in fair demand at iO Tar no sales o.
American. SUGAR has been taken freely, particularly OF
foregp at quotations RICE In rather better demand 10
ercss Carolina bond at 10 Cd OILs, transactions;
all descriptions scaIce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
STATE of Trade,

I'm Nancbeser (FIiday evening l8th) the advantage 70
caused by the Great Britain and H1mboldts adyces
NAV b. stsed at per n. in Water Twists generally ana
Also Ia Mule below 6Gs in 4Gs rather more Than thst WI
lie other hand Yarns adapted Tor the Russian trade rom
ss Upward arc In reques and improving IN value
The leaning Of Shrtngs aud similar fabrics aginse sei
Ts although quotations uDatered this tendency pe'ns
caused by the tenor VI Indian sdyces No apprehension
entertained that any general fall Of prices will 'nmsdia,sJ
o. Woolen Goods suitable for the fail trade, but al very
low oHeys Complsints still made by me Nq,uosysn
Lace Manufacturers Of the state OF their sds WINCH 'aey
cav l. rather worse than better
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
AT Newburgh, y. Y.

Tidings of the death of this great patriot
end statesman reached this place by telegraph Tues
day at o'clock aud shortly after the fronts Of all
the principal and places Of public business In the
village were dressed in mourning and the aags on al
the vessels in the harbor and bay and upon the flag sa
at Washingtons Headquarters were displayed at half
mast Deep sadness was expressed in the cOuntenance
Of every citizen The authorities of this village have
already taken proper 10 give appropriate
public demonstration of respect 10 the memory of this
great and good man at early day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
London Markets.

There s not much doing in CorToSi prices cannot -
quoted lower COFFEE stesdysales mostly Of Jamaica and
Whampoa the former at ~ 056 the latter iO d5o Ne
tive Ceylon, "A d4f6; Mocha. IS ds for 6. 70 short
berry. SVGAR-No decline West India; two csrsoes
White Havana sold Thursday al Sis for Russia foreign
wsnted rEa-352 packages were offered at public saie
on Thursday and Friday Congou of fair quality realised
fully previous prices lower Young Tyson active
at previous rates; GunpOwden unchanged-hnest quse:
Canton Gunpowders lower and In little demand Cocoa
Grenada SOI ass INDIGO quiet at easier rates. GRAIN
averages (weekly)-Whea,i 40 Ill Barley, "a OATS @i;
Rye, % 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
WRIGHT, CANDY & Co.
IlxernnaI Cnrn Market.

more acve business has been doins the past two days
cb,esy i'm WBgAr and FLOUs For WHEAT considerable
demand existed export Ireland a. wei ss tor con-
sumption md ma, quoted Id 3D. dsarer with ss up
ward tendency especially Ia tne inner qlaes ~ -
in sood request operating 20 some extent IN the
best brands. INDI.N CoKS hes declined Cd oil quarter
The weather IL very favorable 70 the growing crops
terdsys quotations Friday were-WBEAr-Anle eso p AZ
as Gennes.ee and Phaielpbia white 81 az D b sc
more, white, 6l2d64 FLoUR-Wes'ern CsnH' ~ g~ ,i
Philadelphia and Baltimore, 90 d2f; Ohio. @o1HIe;
canadian 20 sd2lI; Sour l76dl9'. INDIAN Ccss-
White, p 6a1 Mixed 50 dS6i6 Yellow, 3Oi6dSli NO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
stnie of Trade La Frnnce.

The Partisan manufacturer have received large orders f
exportaton Monday last but the reta business jos
not sase ofthe activity Articles OF primary nece
y ued in manufactures still rising add t Is feared tbat
her biah price will necessarily diminish the demand fr
French manufactured silk wooden and cotton goods Wnsn'
owing 10 their chsspness have hitherto obtained ,,I
ence in the American market The Corn mnkss ' a.. .
ssgnanE in consequence Of the Tslas 3'" $1,000 All
oti,er Grains dull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
Further from Mexico.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, June 30 l.1@'
Two mails from New-Orleans arrived
here this morning
The PicagEHe has some additional Mexican Items
Previous 10 the adjournment Of Congress, GoVe'h'
ment made an application TO be vested with exiraofd
nary powers.
The Committee to whom this application was reerrea
reported, There IL no reason why the dsmand utse
to-day BY the Government for extraordinary po%us
should be granted" This report Immediately taken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

T.R.No sals' of American which are norninay worth
IL to l1l6 q bbl
RESIN hss r.ceded In value and sales ofS Oo3 bbs
Rave been made AZ Al down 10 for cooo ,n amber nm
10 6for tine T. cwt
RIcE i unchanged with fair nqairv So ~ 81 TIM.
arr reported At n s TO ~ y cwt In bond - ~
Os still counue scarce and IN eon'squsnc. no bus aesl
has trsnspired recent arivs Of Sperm will BE- offered
next week. / ours fesPeeuu''tt;; ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
o,,.r Cou,tucntaI Markets.

A. Antwerp the market is hrn for klcn sna co1,
with moderate Transactions dops IN ei.her
rss or RICE but prices suffer no decline TOBACCO
frr, SUGAR in request az prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
Liverpool Proyisiou Market.

Market brisk Bacon continues TO be in a:tivs densni
- inIthef ADVANCE OF az y PosX has sss sp-
"ha tendency, but little in market BEEF-An advance
established At 81 u.rce the fner qualities and tending
towards urther improvement the stock is small LARD
j g ewt dearer, with large sales CHEEsE-Noae.
TALLow In demand at L advance LIHsEgp CAKE
No demand. QUorArIoSs-Beef u. & Primo Mas old
S5aloS, new ll5ldl@ ord do. old 10 ESQ., new Io5a1
Il0l 1Rdia new lfolab India Mes, new, I25I dIs5I
N estern Prime Mess 80l as Bacon-F.stsrn 10
~ Dis Western s. d4s Shoulders p aSoi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

Torsvs busues. estimated at IOD Q,uVO sPeculaloi
'u os5set has undergone considerable change
40 lar az the actual business Of the week Is @
large operators, equally sPphca ie 20 suyer $40 ~ .t
it, t srprehend in Immediate future and te present
parse NAV be attributed more 70 the tae OF -ach D7Is ia
~ siton 10 wait further developments before on nc O1
- increasing and on the other lessenrg tneh STOCKS
,bap apy other circumstance An expected heaVy nPoI'
inst h. ginning 10 aye) may occasion quiet leene "
UvsiI Tor while during which temporary hnctustions
nv occur but the 10 Money matters VIII 90 acn 70
check any tendency further decline 10 the so'shcs VI oe
tn Msnehester market for Goods and Vans has been
y tame during the psst wees and the actual business on
fned within narrow compass Practically however pro-
5cer rave dec med accept lower rates except IN
NV Instances and stocks do not accumulate Inc Trace
bsye not taken Of the material our on TINS n1Ne
- b rs, ur wee ks than their average weekly conslmp
ron AID II is very questionable II the STOCK nell oJ men
equa to the estimates previously iohea o. '.s S
uit calculated 10 stimulate the demand ~oulu $50 ~
birs thu m down in force although II must be adma L'
accOrpts fron the Fast and South American markets. ~ nv
Iitfle variation has taken place 10 our Gf4a na
The afs Of our last The weather has been VIZ a.,
In the growing crops and the promise u borbood he
oi 80. 80 cbserins In our immedale neislDDlIOs IN,
s l. Ten DAYS earlier than a. the sOGl - - an liberal
vsd tanning Although our foreign n pa Ills 10 com
PiO'eu l7,r, tive demand Is larzs ana l1op -.
80 a. and prese ut rates may % -. 80 -
OPERATIONS urop For the Pa'F os Of FRS. brands which
sIecusts s@rrdins 10 the weather we experience pre-
Won. 70 harvest time AZ To-Day y "a rssSg AZ
- ~. ADVANCE FLOUR MAINTAINS previous Ialos Ou1
Id e Z. W Tsd decline Of Sd y quarter American
I,y m arrive changed hands al ~ Y 40 IDS we
Ter IN 20 boirsd list OF imports exports prices &C
eis sys IN far demand a for old and p for new
,ontesl Po Pearls owing to scarcity have advanced TO
i in retail inquiry at 10 p cwt. for Philadelphia
frsts -. -. ga -. h.,.s ham II.
feetsd a; 81 6a55 = cwt the spst and TO srrye
T.IIow has advanced 10 IS casa cwt, as IN quahy'
=, which r,tes about 90 casks have changed hands
LSsEED CAKES without change IN Saine ana HSA'aS
TyEpESTfSE-sses Of 500 bbls good rough have been
made AZ 16 y ewt. Spirits Turpentne-no usnsaeuons
| holders declining the reduced rates offered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
At Jersey City.

Flags were flying yesterday at half-mast
from shipping and public houses, and the ferry house
and several engine. houses hung with Grape as an
expression OF grief for Mr. CLAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
At RrnOlKlYn.

The National banner, State and City
flags on the City Hail. hotels and poles throughout the
city and the shipping in the river, were displayed at
nafmas yesterday, in token Of respect tothe memory
OF HENRY CLAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
SPAIN.

The Alcades of all the town in the Prov
ince of Cadiz are to hold meeting under the presi
dency of the Civil Governor, to devise system of
Bnlroads for the province
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
Rates Of Exchange.

Foreign Exchanges rather lower Amsterdam l6li@
Plat sisht, I2dl2t Hamburg, l3.lol0lJl0ti fans,
2j5s a256f-do at sight % $50 $40 Frankfort l2t9zt
Antwerp 25GoG2564; Leghorn, 5o71d5e7ll frce OF
Gold. in bars standard 3 o. ~ Nus DO SILVER oars
standard b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

BoyroN, Wednesday, June 30, 1852
At meeting of the Governor and COun-
eli, to-day, 1t was
Resolred, As mark Of respect 10 the memory ioi
HENRX CLAY, that minute guns be hred on Boston Com
me during the funeral services al Washington, and
flags on the Capitol be displayed al half mast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
IRELAND.

The proclamation against Romish pro-
cas,on, has entered great deal Of indignation, coming
as does at so oppotune moment for Protestant cleo
pioneering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
Proclamation by the GOvernor-Francis
-frrdIr.

Proclamation by the Governor-Francis
-kiddy.
ALBANY. Wednesday, June 30, ls5e
4 Proclamation has been issued by the
Governor Offering reward Of 900 for ths apprehen.
zion md conviction of the person persons concernei
il shooting Mr.. Wal ~ Nlsssu.
The steamer Francis Skiddy reached her dock A. 2'2
2 NJ making the usual Ian ings. She reports having
lefs New York a. o'clock and 10 minutes. II IS the
quickest trip on record.
The Confession of Matthias skupenski, &c.
PHnADELPHA, Wednesday, June 3d. 1882
The Court Interpreter had an interview
with Matthias SSupensH this morning VINO now stranu
ousy denies having made such discosures and demands
being confronted with the nformer. The latter is
of good reputation. workman at Cornelius gas
fixtures factory, and apparently could have no object
In this hoaxiDg the public and perjurIng himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
Easton, Pa.
Boston.

Arrangements are being made for an ap-
proprate expression of greet for the death Of CLAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

into confederation discussed and finally adopted By
" 10 Of n Yens 20 lt NAYS II thought that at,s
TIL. decided cheek the Ministry would resign, but they
did not
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

The CHEvALiER WYcorr IN PRlsoN.
1t is stated that Chcvalicr Wycoil is
is quietly at work in ST. Andrea's Prison.
making stockings, suspenders and other
useful labers. lie has been duly in
formed that the King declined TO grant
commu,a,ion or pardon, and that he
would be- transferred, in few days, to
the Penilentiary Of Alexandria, where,
in his hours OF leisure and solitude, it is
said, he intends writing his memoirs.
The correspondent of the New YORK
Times states that. soon after the trial, it
was dramatised, and announced that
laughablc COmediena would he III .yed
at the 1rdHo DiUrRo, entitled Wyckofi
and Signora Gamble w Large plac-
ards. with figures, were posted up on the
walls Of the city, and towards evening
an immense crowd of people thronged
the Tealro TO witness the amusing
spectacle. But alas the manager had
been informed, too late, that The police
would not allow " "Wyckof and Lady
Gamble" to be played. The American
and English Consuls had lnterlered in
behalf of their countrymen. 1t was,
however, performed, under the title Of
EAmer,cdno ~ Genoa" (The Ameri-
can in Genoa,) and ELECTED great ap-
plause.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

Ct A poem entitled "A Vision Of I'm
mortality Is going the rounds .of the
press, attributed - Bryant. II common
ccs.
~ who e.sa,ed to sing, i'm earlisr days.
The 7handtDpsis and the Hymn 10 Death,
Wake nov the II, mn 10 lmmo, taliiy."
Mr.. Bryant states that The roem !.
no, from his pen editors have probably
b-en led into The mistake from II c fact
or the announcement Of the two poems
IN ,hr second line which RryaLt wrote.
a Vision OF Immortal "" is very beau
',slI. and not unworthy Of ,ho pen Of
Bryant.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

THt FUNERAL OF BlsHop Kidding
takes place today, at onc o'clock, at
Poughkeepsic. The now senior Bishop
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church is
Bishop Waugh, Of Baltimore. That
gentleman was telegtaphed OH Friday,
and reached this city on Saturday night.
He proceeded 10 Poughkfepsle this
morning. where he will deliver tie fun
erai oration previous to the il terment.
Bishop Morris, of Cincinnati, was IN
this city when Bishop Hedding died.
He ieii This morning for Poughkeepsie,
in company with Bishop Waugh. AZ
ter the intTment, Bishop Morris pro-
ceeGs TO New England, to preside AT that
conference, which commences It's sit
tings on Wednesday.
Bishop Hamline is a, the North. and
we presume too unwCl TO enable him TO
reach Pouehkecrsie.
Bishop James is now at Trenton, in
attendance on the New Jersey confer
ence. The Bishop will this morning
deliver funeral discourse before the
conference Com. Adr., Monday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

Ma. WEBSTER ON LABcR.--The Work
ingmen's Association OF Trenton, n. J.,
having invited Mr.. Webster TO address
them publicly, during his recent visit TO
that city, he made the following reply
TRENros, April |, 1852.
You do me TO more than lus-
tice, genllcmen, in addressing me as ID
friend 10 American labor and tie
American mechanic.
Whether that labor be employed in
the field OF agriculture, on the ocean, or
in the ihct' res and shops oi mechanical
operations. il is the true source Of
national prosperity and happiness. II
is The great interest oi our American
society. It leeds and clothes us; edu-
Gates cur children. and enables us 10
uphold the Tree institutions under which
we live. In other countries, where The
mass of the people is uniformed, where
wages are low, and there is but litie
hope held out 10 the most industrious,
labor Is often and chiefly toll and
drudgery. But in The happy condition
of things existing among Us, labor, in
all its varieties OF employment. is cheer
l'uI, hopeful, grateful aud happy.
THAI these blessings, gentlemen, ell
joycd by US ell. may descend 10 our
children from generation to generation:
is the iervant prayer OF.
Your faithful and obcdient servant,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

NAvAL.-The U. S. sloop Of war
Levant, which is fitting out at Norfolk
is intended for the Mediterranean squad
ron; the following officers have received
orders TO report Tor duty on board
Commander, Robert Is. Cunningham /;
Liculenants, Robert F. P,nkney, James
II. Strong detached from the receiving
vessel North Carolina,) M. c. Marin
and John p Decatur; and Passed Mid
shipman Horace N. Crabb. who has
been detached from the Coast Survey
steamers Hcitzel.
Passed Midshipman Charles M. Ably,
has been ordered as Acting Master to
the brig Perry, fitting out at the Navy
Yard at this port, supposed TO be def-
tined for the coast Of Africa
Passed Mdshipman William II.
Parker has been detailed for the steam
err PrinceloH.
The President Of the United States
has appointed William Kelly ol Florida,
purser in the Navy, vice Lewis Ash
nun, deceased.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

Imp0rfani TO Merchants and Pilots. -
Judge Kane, OF Philadelphia. has de-
cided that vessel and her owners are
no, liable for injuries done hy her COLI
lison with another vessel, il she has Il
pilot on board but that the pilot is res
ponsiblc for any damage done TO other
vessels, by collisions: while he is on
board. Judge Kane decided that the
pilot is not the servant of the owners,
as the law comrcls them TO take him on
board, and that they are not responsible
for his neglect, misconduct or want OF
skill.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

THu \. \. tIgANt,Rs.--1 Ge trial
OF J. l.. C'Stll\an and n. }. Lewis Of
4. y. charg.d with b,lrg concerned IN
fitting out vutIihe al ditIon against
Cuba. wac brought 10 ntlos. on SdIur-
DAY, after oc,ui irg The cUur, twenty
four days. Ju'l ~ Judeon charged the
jury that tLcr, 60, Id hc 10 convicil,u
unless e,SItuItiou Was set Oh foot. or
means llo>iCsd tltrtior, within tie
Southern ulslrirt Of New Nort that
the Jury were oIly judges Of The facts
aud dam NHs tie sule right Cf the
court TO dtioim:Ie QUttli,Is Of law /;
aud If The jury sh,tld fnd tlcie,us, 4
guilty. il did not follow that they were
10 he confined III ihe State lrison lor
three years The court did net 20 hE-
dersland tie law. and in the event Of n
con, iction he would send tie prisoners
to King's County jail. Tie Judge also
urged on the Jurors not TO be Influenced d
by tie TACT that perfons chargrd with
similar offences had been acquitted in
New Ollcnns, &c.
Th, charge occupied about an hour
and a Iali.-TIe jury retired about
IL i-2 o',lock and al go'clock came IN
10 Court with statement that tlsy
could TO, agree Tie lalcrs were
taken from lhrm and a new trial is TO be
had.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

The London Lancet" records the
death OF tradesman's wife from eating
pins. Upon n post norton examination,
the stomach was found TO contain in Its
lower half nine ounces of pins Of pur.
pie black color, moi corroded, all bent or
broken, many very pointed. The con-
tents Of the stomach were very much
ihickened. The intesrincs contained n
macs Of pins, very tightly packed of
various shapes, similar to those found
in the stomach, and wholly obsiruc,ipg
the tube. Their weight was abou,
pound.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

ETOn the first Of July next the price
of the American Review will be reduc
ed to three dollars per annum the OBJ
irct is to give this excellent Wing
monthly an increased circulation. 1t is
one of the best works in the country,
ard always contains able articles from
experienced pens. Enclose three dol
lars to Champion Bisseil, publisher, lee
r:assau street. New York. The April
number contains an admirable portrait
Of Hon. A. II. n. Stuart, Secretary OF
the ln'crior.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

HE'S ~ A nARErL.--The editor Of the
MiJdlc'own (Conn.) Constitution states
that gentleman Of that city informed
him tie other day ola curious incident
COZ ccrnng one ol his hens. Biddy light
ed on tie head OF an empty barrel, which
gave way in Il manner 10 let ler in, but
prevent her from getting out She re-
mainrd ,lere Mree ueeks, estimating
from the time she VAS missed, and wien
found and released. was in about as
good condition rs ever, except that size
wac little siiii in the joints, and was
white around "ihe gIls." This is a well
authenticated fact, and the whole hen
community is challenged to beat it.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15
Bp Vrlc9rapb.
WAsHINGroN, April 10.


WAsHiAGroS, April 10.
A caucus Of the Wing members OF
Congress was held in this city last eve.
ming.
Hon. Willie p. Mangnm, Of North
Carolina, presided, assisted by Messrs.
Chandler, Of Pa, and Dockery, as secrs-
taries
Mr.. Marshal, OF Kentucky, offered the
compromise resolution passed by tho
Whg caucus in December, upon which
warm debate ensued.
The resolution, however, was not f.
naly acted upon, though the Southern
members avowed that they would not 60
into The national convention without q
previous declaration of principles.
Nothing was said directly about any
particular candidate.
The caucus adjourned at II o'clock,
until Tuesday week.