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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13
CUBA.
l.IeAi EnrfhGnrlIe.

IRON Inc Nozzle Register SEPT 4
BY gentleman, who arrived as a pas .
senser in the Black Warrior, at this port Tnur,ssy
evening, We have copy OF the DlGrio De Ia MGyi.G
the official journal al Havana OF Tuesday is. toe
UT, IN which full account Ia given Cf al ~fal and
disastrous esIibq AXE which occurred the Cry of
Santiago de Cubs snd n ina, part OF the la md oa h
70 b ana 2ls, ult From the Diari, Ne translate toe
foosirg extract CT lie account 10 the sie., hour
@! this DIRE 'ul visitation:
Ire City oi Ssrago &c Cuba was visited on the 2O,h
tsrrhc earhq asse unequaled for ls DISASTROUS raw.
No. u ne teeo~con OF the oldest inhabitants Fam.
.h,rs =. r-iuge In neghoorng plantation. hsciendas
e,e.n se squares. helds and Streets struggling 10
,hsn' IN w ,lapsI ding ruin-buildng. firs aroiud
rsndr ujcnrss IRE eniire city sI hibs hear,
of fathers Va s sides 70 Be the search
:eris IN ihss shlarsn -iyes ana rpo,aer, az
Of srey and assnI. and prayers % The taf,oe
os,e encpsS TO sneogn ,ssir ,sar ksvngs when ou
qe ro.n' 1on. -ss. '%. ns .ss1e o.
ais, eoIriees OF buiIdiprs were seen crannollng
ense I Ssn to greater less ssspe oos
NA'P'da'ed condition M.
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Markets.


y,.Sa eoniuues dull Since the last steamer bat mod
s.te eos,De mas been IL Is usually ool al ns
er,oc OF the year We have observed that since 1879 h7
months Of July and August have been Gull business months
snS prices have ruled Some o. the reasons Tor p
State Of things have been alluded TO by US In tonf ISSUE
aad msy nere repeat tnst propi' ent csps7 - t ~
ana state OF the mining districts when Dry oesngs can
not be worried and miners are engagea IN pre-
psrstiops working tbs yer bees THESE pepHenohs
consisi suclog dsus races ard humes requiring
mech t,ioe aod capital During existence OF th'. state
Of thisss th- MINIS se necessN y compelea 70
Eve credits and IN consequence unable 70 put
the they have been accustomed as coua'
led believe fTon iniOrmAtlun from
all paris of muing districts that the yield u god duit
The fail ana wn,er viii greatly exceed mat Oh any
PREVIOUS
In speaking Of the duines. Of business thi, summer we
comp sTstively with the present activity winch pre-
walls In sprins and fail The business which ms been
tran sseed this although modern IN amount has
greatly that Of the period last year Tnls
may be attributed almost exclusively to the increase oil
Since the st inst there has been gradual and general
decline prices IN descriptions Of goods IL VIII
be that although few articles have advanced
tbe nd hnce 5sd DC but Temporary.
There been no bushels Transacted today worthy oil
IL has Dor erphaucaily dull business Gag 10 tha
way OF trade Merchants have gen rally been occupied WITH
ltsir correspondence.
Flour quiet at $22 sale Of some 800 sacks Chle
Wa repor al that Snce.
BARLEY u stationery at SIC
PoRK-fUr iris article there was come inquiry he5s Is
bald ct sS4a So; Clear OF ~.
CoRS-S4les en- ORR ens, are reported OF 40ilc
OEoNs-Hooart Town, eA Exchange, sold today a. a
MosEY AM s. ocKs-The long and an xionsy expected
mail upon which the hopes ana expec GODs OF many ok
have reed rece red this morning aod = the
hAxous ouisdeIs' has not given much sasias oo
the city for Stale aud Cts BOHds Tor Ea out
w bed for this Ssanier The market uns9ttied
ssld a. feleT at Csc $1,000 bought for New YOSk
count sid 81 6c GfO0D xht for Eastern account at
s3ic CITY Bonds sid at 99i to 100 FOm resent appear
snce anticipate a brisk business th' coming week
Money easy al j u cent.
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m.rous others totally uniphsbltab'e. Much csuse =,
gratitude, tbss under such sdicon, only an occ'"-'
ioss OF nfe. .,,-
.s.o,ng .ucb calamity accounts vary, and ara ennsf
short IL realty, or greatly exaggerated. bTsryn'ns
The .h,ett noise runor or movement became oauso
of feh alarm and fi.hi Tue most vo'. al % Ca
were teit III 3lR p 80 minutes alter r NJ 9. IA,
IAN another very violent ga A. VI anosner
A N when tne s'mosph-Te became very DARK, con-
,ribu,tps much 10 Incl esse The alarm.
NtxT D.Y-w.st6er dsrk, rainy, sod exn'ossed :
INST appalling az c., drawing prayers from the vu
laes Who 4, ON rue frst shock crowded me teinSe'
Torlv =, ba eryeu from them By the repeuuOn Oh IN
otea.ips 81. es) rbere every religious demoo'e'a.
NJ vor,biu spo proces.ops gzs observed ms pres"
address, TIE muuiu fr0m pu7lse squares and o.oI'
PLACES Nos, { O'Clock A o DESIGNATION uoA's'-'
md torrents Of r.in aod 10 the distress -,
III R,e1Oy Of go IN sodirOn 70 the foregoing Noon
IL curhrns ADA ai saip lag anchored IN 's9 a..
boz are yet Occgp pied By families Sso 'OoH , -
them ard rec ived every kiodDes, and consi1sI 80
msDo.o ~ their unfortunate coDddon. HsDe All suo
~ ,,s, HON susnsh ana foreign have vi~d Win easn
o,baf Ia this work Of humanity but expresses neSu
div oadob 81 ths eopoBot OF the American suo 'o-
,,Tsund WI, se cap ain Is rrPr~senu ~ r-u'ns a.J
ale ard ordering his pizDbs 70 be ora~n 10 W = W
shut out from the terror isricssn iasid'es VIC 'e
Pri,orer, OF disir cton remain 10 the gusrdIoo n
Of the pubhc p ison, vbeIce 1sy we're cooIue'7d
With Oh ers D. her M,jssy stsameT $500 ae uAfs',
ubi,h yes,e Ne well a. the Chsruca The ooly tT0 Ia
non we've pied IN ke manner siin t,s nsfcnshr
uen IL IS esrB ated 81 one 20 one ana "a. uluo1
nj dIsr. exclusive Of minor damage sustained oy ''h
f,trns sDd villages, bcertlog ~nlch All s""'~H> -
vet are vague spo confused
e,,ers rfc,v, from sata5sro, state that me SHOCK
vAa serious felt there. -.
Al B.racss also he steamer Gen. AIfnsro, WHOA on
Frioay ~ ould have lst that p t,r dsvaus snd ~s'
a. s,p,d,v ha1 q arrived, although IL 10 taus rs
nrhabIe N Al The anih0Ties had detained DER 70 rse
assistance 20 the s4nerers
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EARTHQUAKE IN ST.. DoMINGo.-The
brig Lucy H. Chase, Capt BayTd, arrived here on Fri
day. In twelve days from GonsiVes, reports ts there
vas much ,cb POrtsu rnce and the Cape ~hen
she leh Severe shocks Of An earthquake were expo
renced 81 Gonsives The 18Th and 25h Of August Toe
houses Violently shaken that books thrown
from the shelves and while the Lucy II. Chase vas ~
ing At Choir n the stream Ter chain cable dragged
the bottom. This earthquake Ws' probably coLdnua.
ten Of tie one which iet about Re SANE time on
various parts Of tho North American continent.
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ITALY.
Dr.. King ut Athens DiscOveries-Eiec
Telegraph.

Correspondence Of The seUad Daily AJyer...r
GENOA, Monday, Aug. -, 1854
The controversy at Athens concerning
the treatment 81 tbs American mi,sionaI " DIR Ktse,
appears TO ave beeL adjuied Vihou, difficulty by H.
Mar b, the u 3. MBisieT It ConsFantinope The sts0
fgste san Jscinto for him Wills the Cum ~
lapd remained AZ tho ri Oeus o. reaching Athens -
sought IA interview With the Qleeo, Urgent durug
the absence Of toe King, who IL Welding his ti-nds h
Germany sDd IL M derstood tina! Dr. Xmas cidng
we're conceded Her M,j ,sy 10 cirw lltsle pssn,
spo quite qualified fo, stsi's 8avsdsn spoo.
Br March, siter the pssoca,ion left 10 the Sen
JaeinrU for Trieste. snd vii witt Venice aud Italy a
bis route 10 CoBstsn1Dope.
Some interesting discoveries, as YOU
msy have hesrd, hsve recently been mste a, ~
Aercpobe, through the excavations OF a. Beue Frenob
ehHqasrJ ine lat steps Of the staircase, which ledb
the principal entrance, Of pendic marble, have bsea
rsytsfo In perfect condiiop Ire door Is D,ytc ss1
~ feet In hi hk Tee wall Of tho citadel also revealed
q feet hsb, showing pedes'as and fragments of 10
R'usn epoch, and are -ntsblstu'e Of several D,ds
temples anterior 10 Perices. NJ Beulc has aso osn1
twenty thee inscriptions and we'll executed basw
UT representing eight young Athenisos dancing
Iher haestes have conferred him the Order Of ~
Savior.
Apropos to discoveries. A Remarkable
sIoio 500 by 70 feet richly encrused 9th saIsx n&s
and s,sscitts tie work of sges has recently oeeo ~
veseo al aoLtecstLi 10 Iuscapy mountain res'sa,
long ceiobrseo tor its mineral sprogs IL has uns1'
p0itd rsmheaiIons, sud boa, has been inrodueedw
naNasie re wsters Many interesting discov cries doubt
hfs eusin 10 be made 10 these Old Of cizsuos
sLd In The E-., a. modeTn enterprise extend, seas
but euopg them ~ill rot be telegraph wires or ~
ross' Which belong 10 tbs Chi!sian OF svlllzsir
Some valuable aDeieLt scaIpiurs has rsseniy ben
IrOusbt ~ light, through the ioersiy Of the Prnse.
CsLiDo (viis oi Charles Bonasarte) near Rome, ana
her Excavations ere stiliin prcgress
The completion of the SuBrERRANEN
FLFcTnIc TELE0RAPB, bet~een Naples and 6ssa,
hout 40 miles las rare max OF prosres' 10 ta.s ~
Of isly The wires are with gutta pcrcss ~
hs said to be The longest elre yet constrlcssd 10 ~
way Steam ana electricity are probably tho Yfeiss
tptd SCENTS OF o rev awskaniDg among tes ~
bones Of tbs old world Switzerland has jus. sgfes.
10 bnug s teegraphc lines uto connection Siih mo.
Of Sardinia, that BY the 18th OF October. 80 new
hsve at Genoa teesrsphic connections With ssiuei
land Germany. Frsrce, and Eog'snd. Tho hm
spreading, and ts beang beams must soon be Gris'S
ell over the continent
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heSv Of Indians, several hundred swons.
N s, there ~ss dse 70 as su; soon .a nsy Of his
e.~'n ~" n,S,,ns N manifested desire 70 treai WIN
ss @ brow, IN come .'olsa ,e. and delivered
= the .sss, and promised mol TO %o,:I h me si"rsd
sor ens' ,.s 4, A. and since then dissnrosnoes
s,., nave occurred The timely vi'ii o. dan nv
IN nraas mn an orsaniIed warfare by .ho ssO
s,he. nom The sipk Of Pm River, "gsn"'o'
large numbers of and child h s1 mI he s rear
Mod srd VIII be ic tn tho season s,so ssG Herald
team. pass the , %S,' ns%od Elsridge g. Dresser
Young ma" s ,.,''V committed suicide " String
&c Co.'S s''. Sa rS,a L. evening inc
-. os,srnor received dispatches from freSs cry J,
dated August which lCsvss no s sDs n. ,U patty They
red BY the rui River Indians some dssoss
rs, Of the shs,ia Butte. Application mas 0oo" "'''
10 The Governor ''' ""'' "- Estate Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13
MEXICO.
state Of the Country and the Press-Attempts
at Ipsurrection.

Ccrr.sporisnse Of The n Y Tnbuns
MEXICO, Monday Aug. ., 1852.
The General Cove nment, or rather,
General Arists st continue, 10 be the obec, of the
most violent attacks OF portion OF the heretofore In
nueIta presi besides thar Of number OF sml pagers
created land which remain In existence Dat a few
veeks) to circulate among the lower orders. Ali the
most unnpor,snt acts OF the Government are attrio
u,ed to Arht., AID are bitterly commented upon, and
held forth In the moot nsyorabs point Of view while
al The sane tine, nothl0g Ia said the prejudice Of
the Cabinet, but rather in eAteIuaton Of what they
may do These papers continue their endsavOrs b re-
tain he minds OF people IN stale Of agitation uacer.
iainty ard suspenss. Lile else dxelt upon By an
L a. mobs robeeres, and revclnGols ai,out.nz the
whole 10 which true, and vhics tend ii.
ree,y ccredi, the Government IN he yea Of the
nation. Fertne In invention they have recouue 10 d.
mb snee to truth when nothing else can be rYensd
II 10 reyoI ted that As IL shut deliver the couutry
over 10 the Americans. TIE nroveaenI u Reoolledo
and the affair Of Goadssgsrs (Which lsisr l. eer,aisIy
Of she meat 30 graceful ehsracer) s5rds them rich
Geld Tor tie exercbe OF their sa'yeons and bad feel
ipss al siosi TIE Administration Doe day "a u re Joned
Il Arista buself IL the author Of Rsboiledos move
neLf, and that re eysn sa3pnes him With funds Again
hear that Gen. Ursga, who Il against him has
declared In favor of the d-tatorshp Of Ars.a aud the
OF prohibitions while a. the same tine anony
nous somuurlsa.Cns are cen: 10 him Urags) for the
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Died.

Mar Iehanon, Marion County on the lIth jay, ms;
a., cor, of eors. Ricnes and eldest oa1snteto i
sAy Hunt An the g1th year Of her age sue ie, ~ IN
=, a,nshter 10 DAYS st ctionate husoana sno hu
.-.r,u, =, lsti ses 10 mourn her loss. 90. A.. 20
istr-rsnfs IN Nan tr0r esee t'om Jny Ily a.,
yn,, Jesn L.irsstAr from Prane, a5ef 20 years PSI
J.hn p,eaipsop Illinois, "a Aug Aodsilan; hineo,
A.. M sS-Rcsanna Asansbis Chile 80; Morrl LOW
$500. -, Stubborn infant OF Mrs. Castillo; rIeoencA
Str,es New-York ~; Joseph Foster f'oelAnu % Se
,.hto Mile Chile 50. Sd-Iohn Robinson. huei anV ~
R,cbsd "a Aep Virginia, SO; Edward Slloerr Ie* n
81 Francis steel, England, n: DAVID H. Crosoy r e.
Voth IS; John W. FurloDg thiadelpha 81 son ~
AN k,w.Yosk 26 5th-Child Of Mrs Levy, san fran
c.cc Tics Roberts England, 4Oi Jonathan y ~
CAnasa 40; Nina Anerbaos en-, Germany IL Il. o NC
S.nshsv Indspa 81 6th-Nich oas Hod'n, Boston, geo
Sses Maine Is; Rev Flavel s Mines New York ~ IN =
phiit schenny Irelspe ~. eth-Carolne IsaeI, Eng
e.na IA eh-Mattbs HELEN Bsleen Oho u NJ: J. Ryan
I,ssns q; Anna C1stannA Mellep, Sweden. ~ l,ih
saeor.e RicSle New OTlt Do Nm Ednonson rin
~ ,iih-Hsnrv Method. England 49, T. r. Hoi6Ioos'
Vsynont 90 David Clark Come silent, 81 Edn md Beau
nopt. Conrectcut -; J. s. kenny. Maize, q I'm :
nsurhter OF Thonss Verney. a. Lovesde, France 81
WGipston Atwood. England, year, months; samuel
W. Patton Philadelphia, 80 Lorenzo. meslco 18Th"
3 Mcknight St. Louis, S. Taomas Mcclure, Newark
NJ, IS ,,. "a r.o
mas Williamson AGED rs years Tennessee; = HOLMAN
= 1esrs Germany; Daael f. W4is3n, a. years Maine
Sa.orre feely 81 years. Germany Bernard Duly 40 years
ireland; DR. q mckbbn, - sears New ork Ge0r %
bird 81 wears Pennsy ania Lewis modica tcoloedl ~
wars ST LOUIS Ellen NJ. COzzens II months bOsOn Geo
ieiaon 81 wears Milton Thompson - years
Iaxrerte Pa; John Dalze IS years st. Lawrence, NY
Charles OTIS Wheelw1igAt month, Sa aamento
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13
Later from Buenos Ayres-Another Revolu-
tisa.

We learn by the passengers of the bark
Hs1zs1t that arrived this port Saturday morning.
thai II cay previous to their sailing, duty 2d revou
ton had broke out 10 the City Of BaenoS Ayres; the
Provincial Governor had resigned. The American
Minister Mr.. scbepck had been received 10y the G,E
erDmeit on the 27th July. The II brought 10 papers
for the Pres and Capt b. did Lot learn the particulars
Of The revnluIInr.
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N n. coup.u, .S.r s...per s,,ti., tn, os,s stores,

N Tbe Company shah transport s,stis, the rossa sorss
M EMPLOY ees ~ The Gov-rnteenI ..
81 Tn,.,,rs ~ nas hold shares IN The Company oon
posed 81 fresp.r, sod rsxso 'hs eooy no 0tasr nsn~
th.n ~, xieaDs tbemsc v-s . Ao,s
q sbgeh lS-y shsi nor s1cnse ~, - Al confsca
the @ nsent Of The Government unaef the POI" "
=? III III. privilege b conceded to coIDpsny eonssun
Of foIeis.ers and Mexicans IL shall mao'sn an ~ Iii
The ale OF i bonda In Mexico ard snail ne oons1o ~
70 Msaic.Ds IN prsfrsuce Others TIE Vaas Oh ssn
"a ne |v,rnn.nt shs be considered partner 10 the
snotnt Of enethird Of the whole nsmsei o. 'nas
IS The part OF The products belco nos u me % s.s-
shall be recovered from the rsme no 'Aiin may ~
The Government shall place tns employees Il msy
judse Necessary for the collection oil inPs~ "nS ''
~ r. ,y.ost over hs road shall BE- free to oil the usous
Of the slob, subject 10 the restrictions impo$ea ~ tn7
epment No foreign tTo ps b conveyed Sisnou' pei
81 The land Necessary for the road Offices &c shan p
grated sstber with the wood 40 \, r.Isn @
lard hepsng 70 private IneiVdaals thor shall oe Paa %
according 10 sE. This Company soa nSt es-sos s b.
sirr 81 onies u even lac DIS which they may aSuhs "
IS IRE Company m.y introduce al the materials rec o.
duty. and during the INST year. by degrees 'ne "0'
So Tts Company may place the neee'sary guard fof s
protection OF ths road bot shall not construct sns
lions or OF ulATy WORKS nor srests nor mAnn AoS
ST. The COMPANY may receive all the revenue seera.cs
om the Trans oortann Of COCOA storage. Nc 20
ths ATi which shall be saject to the spSoVsi OF .no
oy-,bmsnt except the additional p't on tales ana pas
s,n.srs which Ahall not seed l2i cent? each.
50 tn. Cover shall not impse any oner coop pa
sp on the rosd good, passenger, sAcep nAs o. ia
cents on each bale Or Passenger. -.
So At the e1pi- Of the contract the oossinneo'
shA take the OF the road a. expressed Ia ST.
Gle sih It being understood that u aud s belonging !" ING
same shall he Ia & peiieet condition. , - -
81 The 9. utTact hsins celebrated, the Cospany ssh
oblise itself to complete the road Al. 80. iii
~ IN. n,posers shall state all the concessions uey Nu
~ IN he GoveInnout ard the advantages they iel'e
ne, y,rlS casire the concession o. DUTY OF
is .aeh b,e and on zach passenger ana also GER
81, nsr sept Der mile tho prodactA IN ado1o 70 me
mar afo,eu enionec for the bcneht OF Tue puOnS
when IL will d.signste GV'
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10 The Fire Department in Buffalo, re-
Gently ehoarded by the resgna,ion of majority Of the
s1l.os companies, ha been re6rsanilec The new
Ile PsIes hishy commend lheir appearance a.d ,AIL
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Married.

a,ss,le, Bar. Plsoer County. 18th Aug MI h'n'S
a e,,Sr.th 20 miss Mary L. streeter 49, ....,,,,
On Thprsd,y 18Th July Rev A. w sreeney, reoen.Y
Ann ASsn.ss. ana Miss xnseline. daughter Of Samuel Al
I'm. of Marion County.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23
Personal Intelligence.

Major Gen. Winfield Scott arrived in town on Monday
last and left sgain for Washington yesterday Wednss
day. by the evening train During his stay he occupied
apartments at Sandersons College Hotel Murray street
where he received the visits Of his oldest and most init
mate friends only The General has not looked 70 we'll
since his return from Mexico.
The Hon Parker Jones left the Aston House yesterday
for Baltimore
Rev Dr. Chaplin Of this city, delivered lecture at
Buffalo the 21st inst
Arrivals ut the Mstropolitap-Cspt Wilkes, o. 8 N;
Dr. Livingston, Albany; w. Sill Philad J. o. Ste
yens New Jersey; @. Mann Conn Albert Tennat. st.
Louis; Stewart Woodford Yale College, Col Thos. J.
M,Kaig Maryland j. D. Houseman, st. Louis Capt. ID.
TYLER Conn "A 7. Smith, Norwich: Chas. =. Wsds-
worth. Cambridge; n. Camp, Ohio; W, o. Hamny, New
Orleans.
Al the Astor House-Hon Thos Ashe Throgs Neck;
J. Don shu Vermont J. X. Stevens, Philadelpha; Levi
Boles Boston; Capt Chadwick Lynn Mr. Tiffany, Bati-
more; Mr.. Johnston, DO COL Wortey Canada; q. Rob-
bins. Boston, Geo. II. JONES' de- Capt Burgess, Lam
AZ the Irving House-Bishop A. Potter Philadelphia;
Can't Alden u. g. A Mr.. Kdder, Ohio; r. A. Roe U B.
N; T. Breese, ST. Louis; J. AcNiel, do; Homer Rams
dali Newburg; Rev. A Street, Phladelphia Rev A. A.
Mettz DO; g. L. James. st. Louis; ii. L. Kelly, Maine;
Dr. Beckman, Knderhook; DR.. Leonard Lansingburg;
At the Ameriean-Augustus Floyd, New York; T. Rich-
ardson Baltimore; A. Farwell, Phlad w. II. Taylor,
Fall River D. Furniss Conn G. b. Gregory, Albany; b.
f. Browne, Baltimore.
At the Howard-N B. Preston, Baltimore; W, u Cor
nell Boston W. Parker, Chicago; 3. Morgan, BunAoi y.
Pattep Proyid ence; r. 8 Shoemaker Yale College; ID.
Mitchell Ohio; w. King Albany; d. Canfeld Dublin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23
Court Caiendar-rhis Day.

UNITED STATES DIsTKicr CouRT Nos 20. 30 TO 90
Co,fuor PLEAS Pert First Mos. 6s7 701, 629 o4Ss
7ab ISL 1853 100 7k7 1850 761, 1903 1865 7s7 76o Part
second-Nos $40 500 6o4 500, 500, 1884, $685. $780, 700,
9Ol oO6, 9o8 90. Ola, e14. r,o "a, rxo
rss gse 80 y6O req 7es 767 1853 1850 49, 76 76 TT,
rs $50 7sI 1876 o2p ses III 1875 7se 5ss 1se 49, 59
o2 s3 79l 5s6 7e7 7es 500 SOL so2 SOB 500 voc 500
sos 500 $40 SILL l2 S13 SIS $40 olo ol olS ois ozo
s2I s22 1913, S24 s25 s2s. SW
The General Term Ct the Superior Court will be adj
;,,rnss sns die ON Friday Decisions in calendar
will he announced at p M of that day. Appeals from
orders noticed Saturday will be heard at the opening
OF the eourl Friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

THE PRoPosED FUND FOR THE Usr OF PRESIDENT
Of dollars at the discretion Of General Pierce whom
he shall have been invested with all the responsible
lties Of the Presidency, is beginning to attract the
animadversions Of the whig press. The Richmond
Whig says:-
when the representatives OF the people shall surrender
the treasury Of the people and the war making power
into the hands Of sach idea Is this In the
better days of the republic would have been secuted by
every who has any regard for free institutions
All fudge Precisely the Same sort Of complaints
and apprehersiens were rung, from one end Of the
country to the other, against the "war making
power,n in the days Of Jackson, Van Buren,, and
Polk But cur "ttee Institutions still exiss, anu
over broader sxfface than before. We believe
there was discretionary of ten millions voted
TO Van Buren,, but he failed, even upon the large
sum Of money, to establish despotism, or to secure
his election. Now, there is real necessity that
some such amount should be placed at the dissre-
ton Of President Pierce. From the 4th Of March
to the next regular meeting Of Congress long in
terregnum of nine months is to DO provided for.
Locking at the present critical state Of things
in Europe, in connection with our very critical
relations with Spain and Cuba, and Hayti, and
Mexico, AID Central America, it is more than
probable the money-and every cent of it-may
DO needed, to enable the government to maintain
firm and dignied position among the nations of the
earth, until Congress shall meet and determine what
shall be done.
The present Congress adjourns as the new admin
istraton comes in. Consequently, General Pierce
will have to manage his first nine months without
the aid, advice, support Of Congress, unless he
should think fit to call an extra session. But the
necessity Of troublesome and expensive extra
session will be materially diminished if not entirely
superseded by voting the discretionary sum Of ten
millions to the President, for the contingencies Of
tho recess. Besides, the very act Of voting the
money will have great moral weight, in reference
to the whole schedule Of our foreign relations. In
every view Of the case, we regard the movement as
one eminently expedient and proper, and We hope
that the discretionary ten millions (from the fifteen
millions surplus in the treasury will be granted.
We think that General Pierce may be safely trusted
with it, and that "the signs of the times de-
msnd it. Will Congress grant the money? We
shall see.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

tiora and al that pertains TO trade or commerce.
We shall not long lag behind Paris or Milan in tho
appreciation Of the fns arts and tho day is not far
distant when artist win net consider her repsts
ton safe until she has passed the ordeal Of New
York audience.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

Newman's Lace, Embroidery, and Dress
Gap BazaaJuss lived, lot embroidored skirts, FROM
81 DO up; lace pointed collars Swiss and jaco-
net embroidered ohei' eftes AZ 1871 very cheap asos
streos.