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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-14
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS..
A ANNUAL of Scientific Dscourses for 1852;
N ClovernoOk: by Alice Carey;
Hearts Unveiled; by Sarah K. Saymore;
Reel in Battle; by II. I. Chcever:
Nights i'm Block House; by II. C.. Watson;
Rowing Adventures; The Scholar; The Gipsy; The
Priest; Richardson's Arctic Expedition i'm search Sir
John Fankin Reveres of Bachelor Cheap edition, by
J. K. Marvel. 4. II. HOOD.
apH No. l. Fosters Corner.
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UF CsD.P NRTNtRSHIP

svN UT ssSHsP.
nHE Firm OF E. H. Hood Co. is this day dissolv ed by
mutual consent The unsettled business will be clos
ed up by E. H. Hood, who will the of the Firm
in liquidation, and continue the Book business in his own
name 4. H. HOOD.
j. A. BROADWAY.
Evansville, Dec. 10Th, SLIT
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNBRsHIP.

VJNHE partnership heretofore existing between Horn
l. brook & Burtis is this day dissolved by mutual
SENT All persons indebted to the firm will please come
forward and make immediate payment and those having
claims against il will please hand them in and they shall
be paid collect. Either of the party
authorized to the of the firm for the purpose of
settlement PHILIP H0RNBROOK,
mh236 JOHN BURTIS.
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II. C. TWICUELL 4 CO.,

Il. e.. TWICuELL a w.,
Forwarding and Commission House,
NEW OHLEANS.
yI,HIS long established house conne their attention
strictly sales and purchases on commission, ana 10
the Forwarding business generally.
They solicit continuance OF the liberal patronage mere
tofn civ them.
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TUST RECEIVED-A beautiful assortment Of Hall Pa
% per Hangngs including column, block marble, ini'
taon OAK velvet column plain and fancy eolored never
before introduced in this market Including ALSO the eel.
ebrated Jenny Lind pattern, which will be sold very low
by JOHN e. DEEEhEOA \, JR.
myIe Main street, between LIST and 2d.
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SILKS.--30 pieces coored and white Poult de Sole,
- reed this day, and for sale by JAS. LOW * CO..
mll24 All Main street Louisville, Ky.
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GREAT FIREIN CHILLICOTHE,
0DO
d of the Town Burnt &c Ashes

CmLLlcoTHE, o., April l3th 1s52.
Nessrs. STEARxs & MARVIN
Gentlemen: Yours ofthe 5th is at hand. In repy,ev
cry Safe in the re EXCEPT YOURS has proved good fo
nothing. lost "a large Safc-iT PERFECTLY DESTROY
ED-but i'm the SMALL SALANANDER BOUGHT FROM You
xorurxa WAS ISuREpl Your obedient servant.
~ WM. T. CLENONS.
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Il sale by sc. GILBERT g. CO., .
mhsO Sycamore near Water.
| DER LATE ARRIvALS.-Cho dried Beef,
l. W. *. abd English Dairy cheese, fresh Hominy 90
bbls choice Potatoes for sale low for cash by
HORNBROOh d WOODARD,
| ap3 Water ST., bet. Main and Sycamore.
+ sssapSy !. g. S'f Fos 1iass Co. g sale
al23 Water street, door from Main.
| DECEIVED this day per steamer Glendy Burke, 90
IL bales and eases brown and beaehed Domestic,
APPS ' MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON.
SUGAR,-5 hhds prime just reed per. Fanny Smith
~ for sale by 5. T.. GlLRERT q CO..
| app Sycamore near Water.
{ WINDOW sAsH.-1O OCO lights, ass'd. $40, ela, 10
Wv r. 1914 and Ills, reed and for sale by ~
STAR cANDIE5::774O packages in whole, hall
and quarter boxes reed and for sale at reduced price
| by mh29l J.& w. REILLY.
| pLEACHED SHEETING.-lo cases "a, 6 4, 1914 AM
- l24, reed this day. and for sales by
mh22 JAS. LOW g. CO., Az Main ST.. Lou, Ky.
FOR RENT
TINE Brick Dwelling House. next East of the residence
Il of Mr.. Samuel Orr. heretofore occupedby G. W. NJ.
Chadd 1t has ten rooms and fine cstern, houses
APPLY spis to e s, siaBEh nss a &o;:,.
n INGHAMs.-5cases small plaid French Ginshams;
So.a nj. ,.v and 90 DO Pink sirpe GT IaM STrs
| my4 All Main street, Louisville, Ky.
II Up BOOTS-lO cases Mems prime Kip Boots reed
IN this day, and for sale by J. III. MAGHEE d co.
| mills
LNANS---We have hand good assortme emit Of Fans
l. TO which We invite the attention of the trade.
JAS. LOW d CO.,
mh24 Al Main street, Louisville, Ky.
! VNORSTED SERCE.--I ease reed this day, and
| w for sale by JAMES LOW 81 CO..
| mhIs All Main ST., Louisville. Ky.
OIINTOE TIVE DIDO reed this day,
} per Alex Scott. and for sale by
ap5 JAS. Low g. CO., Az Mar ST., LOU, Ky.
HOUSE AND FENCE TIMBER.
WYE have lot of good Clap5oarGs on hand at the
| w Railroad Bridge the Canal bank, ana arc pre-
pared furnish any amount of Capboars Fence Posts
| Pckets, or any kind of timber.
| THOMAS d. SMITH,
ape3-tf JOHN SMITH.
ICUNDssIES--
| - 1913 bbls Wabash Flour;
% doz Buckeis
| 80 bbls Molasses;
| 10 gross Ink and Backing;
| 80 boxes fresh Raisins;
% do Soap; reed per late arrivals. and for sale al
| reduced prices. lmh231 j.. w. REILLY. i
| TTARPER'S Magazine fo- April No 3, 3, 4, Putnams
Il Library, just received at the Book Store of
| SAMUEL LISTER.
| DACON.-sOOO h clear Sides, Hams and Shoulders;
| ID 10000 do Canvassed Hams, four own curing)
for sale by lje6, FOSTERS d BROWN.
| EUNNY BAGS.--1l $50 prime 2. bushel Gunny
M Bags, just reed per steamer Chancellor and for
| sale low 10y mhI7l FOSTERS & BROWN.
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REMOVALS., &C.
REMOVED.

I HAVE removed my OF ce Water street. next door
TO the Lafayette House " where can be found atai
times by day or night unless professionally engaged
ap3tf JOHN SHAW. c. NJ. NJ. D.. De.
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- CASKS Strap Hinges;
Il do Ok and Log Chains;
2 do Trace do;
do Bed Screws;
2 do Butt Hinges;
/ do Wrot and Horse shoe Nails;
I do Sad Irons, together with
35pkgs assorted Hardware; reed and for sale by
my27 G. NJ. GRIFFITH, Sign fthe Mill Saw
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Oh CASES Fancy Prints;
~ 10 do cotton Pantaloon Stuffs;
) do assorted Lawns and Painted Muslins:
do Sattinets assorted just reed. and for sale by
apl4 J. ii. MAGHEE q CO.
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COMET HING GOOD
~ case Canton Gingers;
do Prunes;
do Sardines, halves and quarters,
do Theoretically scaled HOLSTERS;
do do do Mackerel
90 boxes assorted Pickles;
IS do Lemon Syrup;
10 do Pepper Sauce and Catsup;
bags Mocha Coffee;
30packets Java do; for sale by
apes FOSTERS & BROWN.
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PARTNERSUIr NOTICE

ID II WOODLAND has bought the interest of John Bur-
J. tbs, in the old firm of Hornbrook & Burs. The
business will be continued at the old stand on Water
between Main and Sycamore, under the style Horn
brook Woodland, where shall be pleased to wait up
on all our friends p. HORNBROOK
mh22-u PHI WOODARD.
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DEMOVAI,-I have removed my Office one square
IL and a half above Main street, the Sherwood
House, First street. and be fou nd either or al
my residence square above at ali times unless
sionaliy engaged i'm the city its immediate vicinity
mh19-H DANL MORGAN, M D.
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T LIQUORS, &C.-15O bbls extra Whiskey;
i IS bbls Old Malt do;
30 bbls Cognac Brandy
20 bbs Malaga Wine;
% bbls Pittsburgh Ale;
II half pipes Port Wine;
30 quarter pipes Madeira and Sherry Wine;
50 boxes kaisins;
100 drums Figs;
terces kce; together with general and heav:
stock ofGroceres for sale to the trade at wholesale by
deel2 BEMENT * FlElE.
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a CARD.

XNE, the undersigned, have been using an article
w light, known 10y the name of PfIOSGENE GAS
sold by John C. DevereuX r, ON Main street, for
me and do hereby bear testimony its good qualities
being the introduced i'm Evansville
The Gas is equally cheap not cheaper than Lard OIL
without any grease or smoke giving better Hgkt.
confident that il Will bear the test. W have each been
delighted with Is SINCE we commenced using IL, and
rOad not aRy Other light ukere this Gas is 10 BE-
had.
We also consider it perfectly free from the danger
ploslon which Mr. DevereuX prove TO any person. by
alng at his stors. There is danger Of the Lamps get
ing out of order. their construction very simple
and they only require trimming a anonih.
Yours respectfully,
E. II. HOOD, SHANkIIN & REILLY,
J. Il. FOSTER, S. T.. GlLbERT,
Fl. C. RARIDEN, A. MARINER,
ID. c. KELLER, JAS. WHITE,
JAMES II. NOBLE.
Evansville. May lG -.
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10 CASES Joseph Repka's Cotonades reed per Uncle
20 Sam, and for sale by JAIL. LON ~ CO,
apl4 All Main street, Louisville, ny.
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ID EMOVAI, FOSTERS & BROWN have removed
ltheir stock of Groceries their large and
store Main and First they would
be pleased to their old friends and the public generally
Octl-tf
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FRESH ARRIV,

NOTICE.-The undersigned having formed Co.
N partnership. will practice law under the firm o.
Law d Johnson. Our oices in the second story Mr.
Amor!'s building First street, opposite Bement
Viees. We shall also undertake the purchase and sale
of real estate, and payment of The same. Col
lection of claims, and all business viii
ceve our united attention. The Office OF the Lamasc0
agency is in the same place. JOHN LAW,
NORRIS S. JOHNSON.
Evansville Mar. o. ISln.-N
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7 iANNEhS' UIt4-
10 bbis extra quality in good tight barrels;
10 do good DO do 40 do; for sale by
jeil BABC0CK BROTHERS.
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ODFISH-5O boxes, % Bs each, in fine order, for sale
~ at 81 copper box by S. L. GILBERT d 90,
my2y Sycamore near Water.
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TTARPER'S Magazine fo- April; No 2, 3, 4, Putnams
II IL Library, just received at the Book Store of
SAMUEL LISTER.
DACON.-sOOO lbs clear Sides, Hams and Shoulders
ID 10000 do Canvassed Hams, four own curng);
for sale by [jeD FOSTERS & BROWN.
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AoHAlR LUSTRES-2 cases livery fne) for sale BY
I'I myll JAS. LOW d. CO. III Main ST.. Lou. by.
ENCEIE Cts bales reed this day. and for sale "
Il JAMES LOW d CO.,
mhl3 Az Main ST., ouisyllle, Ky
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CUNNY BAGS.--1l $50 prime 2. bushel Gum.
NJ Bags, just reed per steamer Chancellor, and fo
sale low 10y mill FOSTERS d BROWN.
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Evansville, Mar. e5. Is50.-tf
LUMBER FOR SALE

4 FRESH arrival of a beautiful stock Of Spring and
IA Summer Dry Goods bought for cash. AID just open
ing which offer 10 the citizens of Evansville al very low
prices Every article warranted of superior fabric and
fast cOlors. Please call and examine this stock before
purchasing elsewhere. No trouble to show goods
.f..r WILLIAM HUGHES,
mb9J Corner Main and Second str
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Stock Sales.

csHf.s Hsaya@s,7o fsas%sy5S.s'. .: i5. sSS
Hsses a. fsESs? ~ ia
1900 schuyiki Navigation 6s S off, i9s leS
do. interest on Bis 1000 do, cash, 5l1 100 do b5 6lk
5so do Morsssgo S o. 80 do nere't Loan cash 5o Y q
p Ssh 1000 Spring Garden So lQ n Fcunsyl yaniA 5's,
93 % shares Union onai ~ 90do ~ a. 20 Morris Ca
Canal s 81 Harralu Kairoad i5 80 schuykill Nsvi-
Fstien "a % Mn 49, y irard Bapk l3 z, do oAp a5 ia,G
Reading Raiiroad bs rn $. 100 d. ~. 30 do, s5 ssas
20 schuyhili Navigation, s Second foard-s20o Penn
Is, 9si 1000 do o3l& 5000 Reading Railroad 81, 10 a
1900 Schuyl kill Navigation Mortgage6s TO- 1000
and Delaware Canal Gs Co. ~: share do, l0i Camden
Bank. sh; liter BoardsI,ooo Pennsyivana 6.s. 93,s
oco Navigation es 6s intere't on b. 500
Ga 43 50 Nj 1900 Reading 6s, 70 sO 5000 do. b. sOS;
5000 do. b5 s0 90 shares Reading Railroad ss 800 10.
as 100 do ia % Sn ~ % do do ' 20 United sta.ss
Io7 Closing PriceUnited States 6s ~ is offered Ilst
asked do, o. lis offered. llhh asked; Pennsyvanis
6 60 IS offered ssh asked: Peansyiyania Railroad isE
offered AN asked Morris Canal la offered. Ioi asked
Long Island, M offered II nsked vcksburg 1874 oGcrod,
u asked Grsrd Bank. 1875 offered iSl asked: United
States Bank s offered ~ asked Union Canal lpS Offer
ing Railroad Company have this day sold to Charles H.
Fisher 000 Bonds 1870 and II is said AT So but the price
has not heon ofhcally announced.
BAIrImoRE, April 22Sioek Board-S 900 baltimore 6's
1850. 0nls IG~ baltimore 54 ls45 S go Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Bands 81 9l 600 do 10 94; 1900 DO 9
2shsrer Uniop Bank 20 20 rassgsce Bank ~ p shsres
Railroad, 20 At the Board ts day Maryland Gs closed
At l95 lid. lN asked Bal,msre Gs isa i bid: o5z ask
sFked do l7j 9ils bid 9 asked; do shares It hid rs
asked York and Cumberland Railroad ~ bid 2O asked.
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The Freshets.
TIE DAMAGE IN VIRGINIA.


DALTiMoGs March 90. 1852.
Papers from oil parts Of Western Virginia continue to
give details Of the damage by he recent foods which is
said to be immense.
Whole towns have been swept of, and vast quantity
Of produce in warehouses, waiting transportation has
been damaged
In Morgan county, the damage il estimated ut one
hundred thousand dollars.
Fifteen bridges the Parkersburg and stanton turn
pike have been carried of
The railroads from Cumberland to the Allegheny coal
mines uninjurcd.
FACTORY OPERATIONS SUSPENDED IN LOWELL, RrC.
BowrLL. Apri 23, 1852.
About II o'clock. last night, the Merrmnck and Con-
cord vers reached the highest point and have been since
gradually rtcodinR The highest rise l3 y feet much
higher than before known. Factory operations still
continue suspended but will probably be resumed in
day or two.
FREsHET IN THE CoNNEJTICUT.
BRIp0LrDEy. April %. 1852
Tho water continues very high in the Connecticut river
ri of ~ Balm Telegraph line has been carried away
which, LoNtyer, will soon be repaired
ALBANY.
hIHt~,, April 23--P. NJ
The freshe l. fast reccding and further damage Il
approhouded
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City Intelligence.

A CASE OF FMANsLAuGHTER-oUTRAGE APFAIR-
NUMEROUS ASSAULT on CORONER IvEs-.A
CHILD KILLED BY THE EFFECTS OF LIQEoR.
Coroner Ives yesterday called upon to hold In
quest on the body of boy years Of age named
Joseph White who to his dcal IN by taking several
glasses OF brandy, administered to him by monster in
human form named Thomas Kennedy residing at No
II West Twenty fifth street The faots before the Coroner
far elected up to last evening appear to show
that on Thursday afternoon this Kennedy who
rance with the chds parents induced he unsuspeoting
boy to 60 with him to tho grocery store kept by Henry
Techin situated a the OF Twenty f h street and
Sixth avenue, and while their way there, hey
elder brother q the Ind and all three ved the
eethcr; and when there Kennedy directed Albert Toor
frank he clerk OF the store to give each OF the boyss
glass of brandy. At frat the boys refused take It,
umatoy by tempting offers Kennedy induced the younger
boy to drink the brandy without being mixed with water
After this Kennedy took the boys to hs house
again induced the youngest boy drink glass Of brandy
and sugar BY this time the poor boy became insen-
bic and was conveyed home 10y Kennedy in supplied
state and the boys mother informed Of what had been
done. The mother, for time after the child
brought home, thought her asleep and that he
effects of the liquor wocld work on and therefore, ap
Piled r, medies for some time, but after several
hours had elapsed she became alarmed and
some melted butter in the hope that III. child would
throw up The liquor This not having the desired effect
al eleyD o'clock Dr. Winters for, who pre-
cibeS bnt to no effect the child died al four o'clock
the next morning. Yesterday afternoon tho Coroner
proceeded to the premises Of tho dccesed for
the If holding inquest Boorfrank the gro
cer' clerk was subpunned to give evidence before :he
jury DR.. Endd the Co-oner's assistant proceeded ~
the store and served the subpoena but the witness re-
fuscd TO 60 saying that no knew nothing about the
matter. coroner ives on bcn9 informed OF the
fact that the witness refused 20 obey the sum-
mons went hip't 70 tbe store, ana informed both
,tcLin - anu aS "n' he was ana wanted both OF
'h III 70 20 aohF 70 the oue oi uceHsed Tor the puf-
pose Of giving fuoh evidence may he admissible In the
however they sti rfus, to comply with tho Co
ron,r's request when Dr Butd at the direction OF
tbe CoroncI won, hbjd ~. AMI .si1et baid ~
Techin with whom he hod quite u sewers, struggle The
clerk poo,frank 6nd no hi. cmno, in csoly went to
u shelf from which he 10 K down n loaded pistol and
was in the act ~ preparing H. to discharge mt
Dir Budd. when the doctor suddenly loosened his
hold on Tcchin The parties w.r. taken to the ward
police staon-i eusc f,r the pu4po.r OF hearing the
tetimony the case hut ing TO the latcno>s Of t;a
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ny MoasE's MAGNETIC WALL srrsg
ANr BROADWAY,

ny MoRsE's MAGNkIiU WALL srREgr
BROADWAY.
Fntpsv, April g, 1859.
BurFALo. y, M.-Ihe day has been plea SAINT ami the
evening cloudy wind nor h. barometer ~ ~; tbermome-
ter 40
RCcHrs1HF, 7. Mt ias been n cold cloudy day;
ftli last nigh. Wind northwest, thernome-
ter 20.
AUsuRN, 3 y, Mt has been showing nearly all
daytltnng cloudy and looks like continuation Of the
stoim; tie "a; wiud northeast.
SYRACuss, = IA cold. cloudy day wind strong
non. tie northwest, themoucter -
VTicA SIP MA eloudy evening and rhlhcr cold wind
wet sth,i momoter -
ALBANY, MA cloudy cold disagreeable day,
wiz northwest; thermometer ~ barometer ~ $50;
curry a.
Tnor 7 NJ 1t has been cloudy and cold all day;
wind northwest; Thermometer ~.
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Tie u. >. Dry Dock at in,

PHILADELPHIA, April -, 1852.
The ioamsbip city Of Pittsburg completely haud
ou on the permanent ways of the naval dry dock in
eel hours The opoiaiion commenced at five this morn
hs MD was completed al three O'Clock ths afternoon
IL "as witnessed ny Thousands Of persons VINO do
lighted WIN the esso md precision with which thH
hydauc oppar tus performed. The trial fully
successful ara dock basin, snd ways tested 10
the sath'nctitn y The naval Commission formed Of Com
modote Rtsd, taps. Ingcahon and Naval Contract n
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Items from baltimore.

The mail tonight, brings nothing south Of Richmond
The Southern papers very severe in thor dcnun-
citation Of Mr.. Sangum's speech oN Gen. Scott.
Hon. George Mcrriwethcr. formerly member Of Con
gr.ss. from Georgia, Is dead.
Twenty flbustcrs have been indicted by the u, B.
Circuit Court in Florida
The thirty-Gye Cuban pri oners from New York, who
arrived recently ut New Orleans, received with
grand salute.
severe hail storm passed over savanna, on Monday
last
Thompson. the swindcr. who arrested at Philadd~
pha and taken to Kentucky has boon tried breaking
prison and sentenced to two years additional inn
piisonment
The Maryland Legislature have appointed committee
to extend the hospalitcs of the city to he officers "
the Dutch frgatc Prince Of Orange lying at Anna
polls
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Mnrkets.

New ORLEANS, April 22, 1859
Cotton Sales TO- day 600 bales prices not affect
ed by the advces per the Asia MiddiiDg quoted at 7
aTsnc. Mess pork IL at SIT so S1S. Rice il active
600 ticrces sold ut So 62 Corn Is at 44c 45c Ths
weather is very cold and frosty.
CHARLESTON. April -, 1861.
CottOn-Saea TO-DAY, 130O bales The weeks business
has been 5000 bales at 20 DC The market shows
advance Of quarter to half cent all qualities Re
ceipts the week 6758 bales stock hand, exclusive
Of that ON shipboard, 32.508.
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Snow Storm-Canal Brcak-Navigation, &c

Urea, April ~, 1852.
We learn that it is showing at Albion this morning
large break in the canal, that village has taken
place through which boat has been lot out into field;
it will take four or five days to repair the damage
ALBANY, April %, 1852
We have boats in from Fultonvlle Canajoharie Fort
Plain. and Little Falls.
The wea her is quite cold and fell night and
this morning on the Heidelberg.
In addition TO tho death OF Solomon Van Rensselaer,
We have to add that Of Peter Van Loon old and re-
spectacle merchant Of this city.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS,
The Elare-up in the whig Camp.
SPEECH OF Mr.. BROOKS IN REPLY TO
SENATOR MANGUM.
Interesting from Mexico and Buenos Ayres.


From Washington CITY.
CHGvALIER HULSEMANN-TnE EXPEDITION OF
FLORES AGAINST ECUADOR.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE NEW yonw HERALD.
WARRINGTON. April %, 1852.
Chcvaer Ausemann has obtained leave of absence
from his government, for indefinite period and will
shortly leave for Europe This has been granted him In
consequence Of his that he could hold
intercourse of any kind with Mr.. Webster lie will,
therefore, absent himself till Mr. Webster retiros from
the State Department. The friendly relations between
tho two governments not, however, interrupted.
Gen. Flores movements in Eouador destined ia be
of moro Importance than is generally imagined In this
country. is known here that he is supported by the
governments Of Chill, Venezuela, and Poru, and in
reality, that he represents the law and order party.
With such backing there is little doubt OF his ultimate
success. X.Y.Z
RUMoR THAT POSTMASTER HALL WILL RESIGN
PIRATES ExECUTED-wELLs REMOVED TO TIM
PENITENTIARY.
FROM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
WASHINGTON, April 23, 1852
There Ia q rNor current throughout the city that
Postmaster General Hall will shortly resign.
Wells, the convicted murderer, to-day conveyed to
his cell in the Penitontiay Crowds Of people surround
ed the galows which had been erected for his execution
previous to the Communication of his sentence by the
President ali the morning unaware apparently that the
criminal was not to be executed.
The execution of the two convicted pirates took place
at Richmond, to-day, at tho appointed hour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-24

AN AMERICAN SCHOONER TURNED PIRATE.
Bos1oN, April % 1852
letter from Buenos Ayres, dated February y. ~
ceived here contains the foowingThe Brazilian Ad-
mira SEM note to Commodore Mckecvor. that the
American schooner Draco, Capt Thatcher had gone
from hence to the coast OF Patagonia and there raised
from vessels loading with gano and left for RrHzh
to capture vessels under letter Of mque The vessel
however has such letter and che will be poseedeA
against pirate Woe bctids them IL they fall into
the hands Of Admiral GrcneL"