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AARIrIH sea..lua q . =.
PORT OF NEW York, Angus i. 1852
Arrived.

sas sss s.s:: u
aa. from s. xarsus far s. rsr Mr. S.s.r ana
n .s aa birth. shsr. d a.ss and supplied
ss sssn r;sdsssS S:r 5s.. TO- with m'''
Ma, sup va cssf sss G., rss S.s.s M..rs.
rWI syrs.'; Head .iaes no whole passage; +"
sS @ ss Psss ana L,da a9a pGr
ship Mortimer Livingston. g.rsto~ .GI,.s.- Il asy.
Sol,5 10. 81 Ia as Dad heavy GAL. rom swt,n
%,,t alec Uae bound With ess OF 90 fore
feii overheard and was drowned. ~ S4'' "Afa'ns
B.rl Gers!.a JsrsaI, %.iS, Bremen. A. days. with
Bark Hudson BeaSan S. Ja.e % Cub. 10 days with su
ger and tobacco 70 Dunscome Beokvith vessel to
Bis Leonid. Qtsli.n, Dad.rAoo. Genoa 8, dsy with
gris Rsstsuraden !Dsnishl Tenjsa. Hsnleo., PR, Is
'i Biz e i. s v...
wit.
Bril- Neal Dow (Br,; Mason Harvey. NIB. IL days. with
sehr Gener.l Cnoh. Norris Apalaohoos 20 days. with
sehr adona iBrj. Card. windsar. Ms. with plaster to
sehi Hendrix Hudson. Seals. Now Haven fer PhnAdsl.
schr chronometer Person Brdgoppr. for PAaaisiphi,
sctr superb Pinkham. RondOot ior salem.
sshr h ss Ts, Myers Ronsous for Boston.
sssr Susan susan. Ross. Hsrriot Msshi,Ss:
Sohr Shaler, Lawrence Portland. Conn.
Sebr Lawrence Johnson. Portland. Cean.
Scbr Ontario. Haskell, R0cklsnd.
Schr Elizabeth Jcnes, CHEEKY field.
Sohr Snow Jr Snow HsIwiah
S,hr Cape Cod Kelley. Beverly. days.
Schr Mary, Crosby, Boston for Albany.
Below,
Ship Catharine, Edwards, tttn Amsterdtn AMI Tex l,
July 7th. with mdsc and Passebger to Sch ichard
hArdt.
Also, bark, and brig.
Sailed,
Steamship Upion, Adams. Charleston; bri5s Sea I'd,
Curtis Philadelphia; Charlotte; Casnd Principe,
Norfolk; fchr Agnes.
Wind at SUNRISE NV; meridian. SW and Light sua set.
NV andd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-02

bATURDAT Ot.4y oI-b r nj.
BnFApsrurrs-Flour seemed cheaper. the business In.
Guiding 10 200 bbls superhne Canadian, at SO 87H
So 93H ordinary 10 straight State and mixed Western
at SO e3 81 06 choice State ayore Ohio and fair TO
fancy Western at 81 06 81 rs; witt common TO good
Southern at 81 31k 81 b64 per Dbl Nothing new
occr-red in rye -four or Jersey meal 800 bushels white
ef do at 81; l04C0re Southern do. nj 90c several
lots A. nestle oats "a n46Bc with rs 0W bu,hes
ats 1890 for ubmer lanable, % 64c fcirOuDd vel
=. -, and 80 a Gbc 9 mixed Western sfOrmer prloes
CorrEE,-SaIes have been 100 btsl Jaga at
1OySc; and $50 RIO gt ~ p2sc Market steady
CorTor.- The market continues very firm With sales
10 doy Of about 900 bsles,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-02

free Of oxIense The railroad being operson
ruanipg half the distance Apiowa Panama
the transit Of the isthmus may be perforasa in from
from SO to SIS to BIO borne BY the passengers
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The public informed that under the
Of this inspected and approved the
Navy department, commanded by Navy officers, and
Immediately s,iyal the Ataptio nails and Saa Traa
cisco the lat and 18th dag Of zach month snd will tou
ut Acapulco. boat wal be kept at each end sf
tho route to accents The following steam paokss
belonging to tho Pacific Mail amship Company,
the Pacific Of which will be always port at eeoh
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p. sseu1ers Arrived.

LoSpoN AND PoaTsMouTH-fsekst ship Prince Albert
land M kearr, OF NYork Mr. Smith, Master Smith,
Mifs Smith. Of Engand Mrs Chureiese. Of Germany;
Pattep, OF England, and 800 in the steersae.
6LAseow-Ship Mortimer Mvnsston-Mrs Campbell and
chilo Miss Heather, and 2SSi tho steerage
LAvALER DE CoRA-Brig Sarah MoKolney. Com
central Agentat Curacao, Miss A Colmaa Mr. Thomas
Stctts. Mrs J Mo cbet child.
sT JAeo CuBA-Bark Hudson-T Daddy. 7 r Cram.
BILE, " walsh. Bae A W Randolph.
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Ieles raphlc Marine Reports.

BOSTON. August I.
ArrivedShp Lexington Lverpool barks Gu ba Palermo;
Com KearIey New ork biiys Gen Marshall Wilmington.
NC; Mary stanton, Philadelphia.
KEY WEST (Fal July 80.
In port.Barks Nscoochee ldg tor Boston; Yunar repg
Harp, do; brig Charlotte, wig.
CHARLESTON, August /.
Arrived July 3l-Brigs Young, Boston; Noses NYork
Clcsred-Brg EMPIRE n York.
Sailed, Aug BARK Harriet Il Martha Provi sner, RI
NEw ORLEArs, July 80.
ArriveC-Ste amshp Willism Penn. NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-02

variable Of all kinds Of Chronic Diseases believed
before his to be
hours ior medical and Rlchemisto iron
tyr. L. BERON, AUTHOR OF THE "MRDIcAL Al
y wiser, &C., devotes himself exclusively 20 an sfRes
practice and may b consulted from 9o'ceck A. n %
and TO yin the evening at his once corner Of Brs
way and Houston street.
nR. JOHNSON, NO Is DUANE sTREEr-oyrYcr
- hours from IA. N. to9P M.
nR. COOPER NO. IA DUANE SRREHr BHrWEgw
- Chatham and lillian strects-Ofhos hours from a
~ ogP.h NIB See my Cards. In the New York gxn~
day Times, Dispatch, and Atlas.
nR- COBBETT, NO 10 DUANE STREET NAY BIZ
~ consulted at his office, fron Al 70 9P.M. Ma
DIR. c. 10 member Of the New York University.
nR. WARD CONTINUES HIS USUAL PRACrIoR Az
- the old established oics tron
srnsdway up stairs tnot the drug storsl FROM r. -
nR. LARM0NT, AUTHOR OF THE SPECIAL GUIDE
- 70 tho Invalid dsvstes hts Tina to exclusive once
pysetice ae heretofcre betwees the bours Of Aad
M and from to9 in the evesng sunday excepted q
4 hesde street corner Of Brosdway not the deuG store
DR. X. PRESTON, AUTHOR OF THE "FEuALEs
~ Friend Ia Need" Price % oents Coasuit Atiors
gratis, At Office, No. 2s5 Bowery.
nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF The practical rRgA.
~ tlse" 60. Once hours to IL A. n and 8 TO p n
lSunday exctptsd No CAB Houston street. Wooster
Astor House. and at the authors once.
nR. WARD CONTINUES HIS USUAL PRACTICE AT
- the old established ofce Canal street, door from
Broadway stairs not In the diopc Hours from
sA tSl0PM.
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OHIPPlNGs.


EoR. LIvRRPooL:-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
viii depart with the Unit states mall. for Europe posi-
The foos c.ss sross No berth III
paid % For for Or ''''D
SSiSS e x xs street s,s
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
i Mail stesmshigs-Betws.n New York and Liverpooi
Only calling Halifax to land and receive mails and
.FHhIA Harrison, r rsx esSs pJna,o
fsss%r$; csss Lev: SSiSsASsX' G.ss sss.s.
AMERICA c'E CAP. sitsh Capt Lang
Those vessels clear white light at manmas head
Amerioa. shannon. from Boston Wednesday. Aug. =
LLnrop. Lott from Ne. York Weanesdsy, Aug. Il
Harrison from from New York Wsdnssds Aug
5 hsRs from from s ssssSp wsS
america. Shan from Boston Wedoc.s.y ssss rs
Eqpsors Lott from New York Wsdn 1ssrv.ryooTFirst
cabin $40 second cabin, $40.
Freight viii DO charged on specie beyond an amount for
personal expenses
All letters and newspapers must pass through 'H0 i0''
Ofhco.
For freight or p''''E esSEsS'zSssfp No Bowling Green
WArcrsBy order q the bt hs n.m.s or msrss Of
tDh w Be and csSr
mined AZ nayre for New York or boston VIZ hvsrpss
,bnt inoarrins riss heretofore ofbeins seized ~
T,sbsh German and other f9reisn goods received pa
,r a'ng ere given in Havro for new York
e,ar1N BETwBEf NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- - Glasgow AMI few York Steamship Company aew
'rss con mander, n sail from Ne. York for ~ ever
siturasy tte q S'pss o So o9 t,dssi hSoH 81
j. NosYhVs,.. 1r' ad"S'
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THH MARRIED woxAN,s PRIVATE xHDIoAx

Tn MARRIED wOMAN's PRIVATE AHDioAx
Il COMPATIBILITY DR.. n Manricess, Professor =
Diseases Of Women.-Twentieth editicni NO.. PIP. ~
Price ST. Years Of SUFFERING q physical ana mental A.
session OF IL iatendsd especially for the ae
ricd those contemplating marriage, - disoosss In
portant secrets which should be Known then pAfssv
larry.
u ycars--tn whom nature conten plates Important
change can discover the causes symptoms and the most
scient remediee and moot certain mode Of
complaint to which her sex 10 subject.
lExtraot letter from sentemsn 10 Dayton, OhisA
DR.. A. M MAURIcRAU:.- DAYTON Hav I RlG
MI DHAR sR-My wifs has been psrosSbiy siniiss e,
hIee years or more In consequences Of her great
Eush and suffering months before daring her con-
unements successive dsbiitatne
and prostrstng her, putting her life In dasgsr
and which was on the lAet OCCASION despaircd Of sur
pcsed this state Of thinss inevitable sad resigned ny
heard your book highly spoken Of ocntAiuns
reaching lie perusal oapnoS
express TO the relief afforded mind Ard
the JOY pages inyarted to wife learning that t
great discovery OF N. Desomeaux provided remedy I'd
opened prospect TO which little conceived poc
bead In all human probability wife you'd have bssv
IN her grave and my children len motherless
ti OF cOuree mrraatoabe TO convey mora fully ana
serous suhaets trs sted of they Of nature etry
intended Tor the married those
For sale at 222 Broadway No Astor House and Al me
Co, Albany Joseph ruoIer Mobile Alabamsi T. N. Pa
tereon % Chestnut street philadelphia On the osirt
Of 81 copy vilb mittsd bv mail freo off, ts,,
Va part Of the oted Statsa All Letters muss
e-se.@A, ~os,.r~id, 10 Oh N. MAURICxAU - a.
New York oity once. 10 Liberty ssross
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Rates Of passage from Phiiadeiphia Saloon n sfsse
state rooms 500 In mdshp state $S in forwax4
state rooms including provisions and stewards fsss.
For freight freight OF ps SG sggiY ,,.n,.
or Ma. Q Walnut street Philadotp ha.
limited number Of third class passengers WIZ % takse
with provisions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-02

VANDERBILT LINE, FOR SAN FRANCISC0-Tdl
cheapest route and only line giving toh
cts for crossing he Istnmus The fAvore dou suas
amship Pk0hETHEgs 100 sos:, viii e.ys from Fsr
day August 9Th for San Juan del Eorte Direct
with the Pacific steamer the Nicaragua rssts,
have unsurpassed with superos ysasla-
Pacific steamer beirs waiting and tine last crossing s
Virgin Bay occupying only day This route offers
the only By which passengers are always under Ne
much nors healthy and comfortable than By ANY oSsr
For form alton at the lowest rates. aoplynv
~ the Office. Eo.9 Battery place, up stairs 20
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The steamship Column is will ply between Ssa Fran
sisco and oregon awaiting at the former pert the
ing without delay with the mails and for the
steamer San Francisco. Persons SECURING through
passage by tho United States mail steamers from New
York have preference Of accommodation board Of ths
Pacific man Rates of from Panama to SRA
Francisco the most favorable terms regular line Of
propeIcrs will be kept the Of freight
and transen between Panama aud San Fran
cisco One above steamers will keep up tho
.engsr allowed 2 lbs baggage free not exceed
CbAes cents foot and from Panama to San Fraa
DISCO at the rate Of 500 For freight passage
Con paps III West street, corner Of Warren New Ysuk.
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On the application for treaty for the joint protection
Of the work. the Mexican government most cheerfuly
appointed one Of her most illustrDs citizens Gomez
Pedraza to open the negotiation wh the undersigned
In justice to his memory the undersigned wishes say
be was statesman of enlarged views OF infexble in
tegrity, and undoubted patriotism in tho world
could be, devoted to his country than he
lie understood FULLY every fact connected with the
Gomy concession. from beginning TO end. lie made With
the undertigned under the auspices of the then Minis
ter Of Relations, Mr. Lacuusa. gentleman of high dis
tinction and great ability, the convention Of June,
1850 which afterwards modified upon the suggestion
Of the government Of The United States In very
slight and unDportant particulars; and thus modified
the convention Of the 18th January 1881 approved by
President Herrera and by every individual far the
undersigned knows composing his able cabinet But
few words in the first article and discussion having
aren respecting those words II signed until the
present sdministrati power The alteration
In the 6 article was then made according TO the wishes
Of Mr. Pedraza acting under the immediate advice of
the then Minister Of Foreign Relations, Mr.. Tanex a
highly distinguished gentleman, Sbo declared
ported to the nde sRDed thu alteration contened for
by Mr. Pedrazs s.e 9uu With him. Th az, II ut
convention had T. centre appobs ION Of every memt n
potn Of the ding and presep administrations lhe
DAY y was srsped It the ent to the United .ates
ana 1 was unanimously ratified by the senate Shortly
.er tns took place law introduced into the Mexi
congress and passed greatly to the surprise Of the
and hs government, whereby Congress de-
n .nat ,he decree of Salas Of November 1916
deran ,ou because he had power TO make such
~ nj. c.ruo r Two upon this branch Of the case.
.,i is ,on' hclamento declared that the
ar ii. ,h geIiot iact lie II dispensabc ,casse they
,ion ~ 60 ~ VIII nudity, or repugn mt por
ioce and those which th' provisional coy,rnr ent will
publish VIII 70 cerain extent she yo,I coated nv
lne Irtient state o. things So tnat on assuming
power ne declared himFelf dictator nv ecrng him elf
aufbt ri2ed 70 make and publish laws After bs wing ac
complRhtd bis purp0se Of creating federal svsleu n
goVuhnept-aiter causing an election TO be held for
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-02
Delinquent Tax List for
the years 1849-50 q 81.
TREAsURER's OFFIcE, Otum wa, !
Wapello County, Iowa,

August 18th 1852.
NOTICE is hereby given that The
IN following described Lands and
Town Lots are delinquent anG the taxes
thereon remain unpaid for the years
therein specified. viz: lS49, 1850 and
1851; and further that said lands togeth.
er with all other lands or town lots in
Wapello county, on which there are tax.
es due, for said years, will be offered for
sale at the Cour, House in Otumwa,
for taxes respectively for said years,
commencing onthe Goth day of Septem-
Der, 1852, at9 o'clock a. IN. and will be
continued from day TO day until all is
sold. JAMES PUMROY.
Treas. Wap. Co., Iowa.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-02
Delinauent Lands for 1850.

Constable Alexander, W of W t. s w
INV I, n w / S W / and n is W sec
"a township II, range IL.
Cartright HI. sw sw l sec 80 tp ~
range IA. and e sec 36 tp II range
thirteen.
Carter VIM e is e 1 and W ise sec
80 tp n range IL.
Grigsby Thomas, sw is W 1 sec 10 tp ~
range IL. @
Hodson Jesse, n e or sec ii, % acres off
II end W qrn W Or sec % tp Il range
twelve. @s.,l.
Lanman James. n Or qr sec 26 and Z
qrs e qr sec 23 Up II range twelve
Mael John, S qrs w or, n W or s e or, W
qrn e or, 80 acres of Q side n or 5 W al
and 8 acres off s qrn or sec 10 tp Il
range twelve.
Michael Henry, n w or n e or sec ~ II
seveIfty-one, range twelve.
Michael James, w I n w Or and n W ! Of ,
W qr and n W cor e qrsw Or sec %
and " or 9 W or sec 81 tip ~ range
twelve.
Michael George. " qr SEE 20 tp seventy
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-02

But Henry w, or sec 81 ~ range
| l5
Bellknap james, so acres east side w
sc or sec 81 ,p72 range Is
Felden Margaret, NV or & W ] W
ar sec 20 tp 10 range Is -u
/, Gosner ] J, ne or sec %, 10 acres
cas-. end e sec Q tp 72 range Is
Heron Joshua, W qrn W or sec | tE
~ range l5 .-
Luke WIN Fl w, NV or s. W
or sec 90 Up ~ range Is
Pain G G III, sw or g. e or W qr
& W or Of $ W or sec % ~ range
! l5 ......-... ..,...'
Tinsley j j, W ] n W Or sec 81, e. !
sc of s or sec 81, IL acres south
end $ w or Of $ Or sec %, hf W
exceptJQ acres sec 81 tp ~ range | )
Amos Jane& lot block 4 Eddyville
Aiken Robert, lot l, 2, block % Eddy
vile
Brady James, n qrof Or sec S. &
saswqrs sec 8 tp 70 range Is
Black James, ne fr ] S e or sec 5, n W Fl
qrs W or sec 4. NV or a. on
| neqr sec 4 ip % range Is
Campbell John r. lo,4 block 2 Eddy
vile
Campbell Andrew, lot 3 block lS Eddy
Vile
Caple Wm, lot 5 e. 6 block 10 Eddyville
Duffee James. 80 acres fr or n or
sec tp 73 range Is
Dunlap VIM, ls acres ad; Eddyville
Dill David, II or e Or sec 35 tp 70
range Is m .. "a
Eckerson David. lot block l ! Eddyville
Fenton John, W Or nv Or sec ip 70
range IA is, - ~. ..e ...
Kline John. l5 acres joining town Eddy
vile 81
Karzebeer Soloman. W INV or g. G
qrnw or sec "a tp 70 range Is
Knox Peter, lot in 8 w or ne or & e
qrn or sec 2l,lo, 4 sec l7tp7s range
Is ~
Kirkpatrick Thomas. W ] or sec l3
tp 10 range l3, also lot % Kirkville
Mummere, Wm S, lot 7 block 4 Eddy
vile
Morgan w, 10, block Eddyville
Morgan Jonathan, lots /. Q, 3, 4, s, 6, 7.
8, block 6 Eddyville "
Nye VIM A,w w or 4 so acres off
south end sw or sec 36 tp 70, n ]
wqr sec ip 70 range Is
Overman Abner, l6 acres south end e
qrsec l6, W ! n e Or sec II, WI !
neqr SO acres 81 fr ! or 33 acres
&s ofse or sec 8 tp 73 range ID
Roberts 81 Brothers, 3 Of lot 8. 2, block
2, lot 3 b 5, b l3 Eddyville
Rogers & Barney, lots 3, A, block 3 Ed
dyvllle
Rodgers Jacob, W or n or sec 81 tp
70 range Is
| Spaulding Jeremiah,lot block Eddy
| vile sac s
Trim Alfred. lots 5, 6, block l3 Eddyvlle
! Ward DIR, lot block 80 Eddyville
Wes, Shelcen, Or n e ar sec 33 tp 73
range l5 .--
Webb Hiram, ] sw or sec 26 ,p 70
range 5
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-02


Arlington Able, W hf or & Inf s or
sec 6, 80 acres north end W or W
or sec 4, 25 acres east side hf offs W
or sec 6 tp ~ range l2
Arthur John, or Of n qt sec 81 tp
70 range l3, n hf 8 W or s. hi IN " or
sec Z tp 72 IL
'Baughman Samuel, hfn W or sec Z tp
y 72range l2
Craddock James M, shf or sec 20,
sw Or of $ W or sec 2l. middle of
nwqr n Q or sec 3 tp 72 range IL
Cummins Andrew. W or Of sec 6 ip II,
hf offs 9 or sec 81 tp "a range l2
Gefier Isaac w, W hf hwer sec 8. 10
acres south end W Or wqr & 10
acres W corner q e Or s W or sec 4.
acres W corner W ar Of $ W Or sec
5 tp 72 range IL
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-09-02
Nonresident Delinquent Land.


Sw or sec 6, W asw4 sec Z. W ! s
w or and W e ! of W Or sec 10, !
Or and W Or of n qi and W e
qr sec | a., s W or n W ar sec IL, n qr
II or and n W or n W or and n W or $
W or and ] Or and n g Or se ar sec
l3, e or ne or sec LII W secr and n
e or Or sec Is, ne or and W
qrn or sec 90, e sw or sec 81, W !
e. or and W J e Or of W Or sec %, S
e fr or Gee "a, ] S W Or and G n W qr
sec 26, n or W or sec 81. S Or G
or see 80 all in ,p 72 range Ia west.
v wqr sec !, n Or W or sec 8, n W
Or sec 10, W ora W qr and sc Or II qr
sec 2l, W or sec %, n qrsw or sec
26, NV Or and W ] e or sec 30, W
s or sec 81, W ne or sec 80, ! 8
W or sec "a, e NV or sec 80, or n
e ar sec 36, all in ,p 70, range thirteen,
west.
Eane Or and s ] ne or sec 3. W
Or $ W Or aud J e or sec 6, S ] n W
Or and W W or sec z, W Or sec 10,
e ] n e or and or sec IL. n e or s
e or sec Is, 9 ! n or and W Or n or
and ! of e or sec 10, qrne or
sec IL, W ! W Or and W ! wqr sec
23, or sec 26. s qrs or sec 20,
$ ! sw ar sec 80, all in tp ~. range Ia,
west.
s W qrne or sec l6, or NV or
and W ] g or of W qr and W Or 8
W or sec IL, n W Or sec 10. Or n
e or sec 25, n Q or e or sec 26, s W Or
n W or and W Or W ar sec 81. or
sec 81, n eqr sw or sec 35. s W or n e
or and Sc qrn qrsec SO, all in tp II
range thirteen west.
w asw or sec |, e se or and n W
or sec 2, W Or or sec 6, s or "
or sec 4, wQr S or sec 8, or W
or sec Is, s qrn W or and " NV or
of q and W ! n e or Of n 9 or and
na e or and W qrs W Or sec IL, W !
of e ! n g or sec l8. n or W or and
WI W or and W Or s ar and W
W or of e or sec 10, wqrs W or
sec %. or 8 or sec "a. e ar e
or sec 26, W or s or and W or W
or sec 81, n ar n W or sec 80, W ! n
W or see 33, W or sw or and e Or 5
W or and qrs E q sec 81. n qrn e
or sec 35. n " or and swq or and n
W or W ar and n eqr sec 81. all in
tp seventy two, range ;hirteen. west.
Saea of NEG and W ORR or sec
!. W or and n swq ar sec 2, ne ar s
W q sec 5, W qrn W Or sec I, ne On Q
or sec 1, wqr n az sec l3. s " ar $
W Or sec IA, S e ar n or and n . or $ W
ar and wa s W ar Of W or sec IL.
n e ar sec lS, W or sw ar sec 2l. Q /
nw ar sec "a, ne or . o or sec 25. n e
qrn q sec 20, n eaqr n W or and W
Or W Or sec 81, . / W ar sec %, W !
NV q sec 30, n qrsc ar sec %, va 8
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20
Imnreasiona Abroad.

The Norfolk Herald is a mild-spoken journal
but it says the late Congressional row was "a
most disgraceful scene;" that "two of the mem
bers of body representing the dignity and
intelligence of IN enlightened constituency stoop
ing to 'unlace their regulations and spend their
rich opinions by engaging in fsticufs, is truly
"a sorry sight, but that it seems there is no help
for it." What does the Washington Grand Jury
think? Is the Herald right? Is there ono help
for it," The people of this city and of the
nation wish to know!
The New Bedford Standard is conducted by
Messrs. Wilcoz q BroaOn, and these gentlemen
profess themselves "heartily ashamed of the
persons who bear their names, and who have re-
Gently disgraced two old and respectable families
by their shameful rsncontre upon the floor Of
Congress"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-20

The trial of G. Kirby, for firing three barrels
Of revolver into the window Of Mrs Little, on
Sunday evening last, at Miss Little, come on to-
day in the Criminal Court He was defended
as we learn, by E. c, Morgan, esq, and at once
acquitted of any intent to kill or injure the young
lady. The pistol-balls had passed through the
upper part of the window, and it was the
opinion Of both Mrs. Little and her daughter
that he could not have meditated injuring the
young lady. What he did intend the jury we
presume did not feel called upon to determine !;
but we hope the modification he and his friends
have been called upon to endure win in
duce him hereafter to refrain from assuming
the character of mailman or bragadocia-that
a little experience in folly may be sufficient to
prompt him to cultivate more mild, prudent,
and reputable course in future