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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18
FOREIGN.
Nzw YoRK, Nov. 10.

The steamer Glasgow, IRON Havre,
whence she sailed On the 25lh Octo-
Der, arrived at this port at 3 o'clock
this afternoon. She brings advices
from London and Liverpool to the
25th ult. $50
GENERAL INrKLLIGENcE.-An un-
successful attempt has been made to
assassinate the President Of the Tus-
can Ministry.
There was considerable anxiety
manifested at Paris respecting the
Ministerial crisis in Belgium. 7sfs
WelIington's funeral took place on
the 18th. e,pi
The Paris "Moniteur" publishes a
decree Of the French President,
granting a credit of 100000 Iivres
to pay the expenses Of converting
the Pantheon TO place Of religious
worship.
II is reported that the President
intends, after the deliberations Of the
Senate, to make a tour of the
Northern provinces, and prepara-
tons were already made to receive
him at Aniens.
A shock Of an earthquake had
been experienced in Belgium.
By advices from Cadiz under the
date Of the I4ih ult., we learn that
the Bank OF Oporto had refused 10
loan the Government 200, 900 centos,
which il wants to borrow at z per
cent.
Kolinski, the late Turkish am
bassador at Paris, who had been
recalled, has been replaced by Vely
Pacha. ISIS"
Land has been purchased in HYDE
Park, London, for the purpose Of
erecting a new National Gallery, at
a cost of one million sterling.
Considerable difference exists
among the French authorities re-
specting the new titles Of the Prince
President; some wish to call him
Napoleon the First; others, Napo-
leon the Third. Iii also rumored
that il is the general wish that
Prince Canine shall be declared the
heir presumptive.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18

The following table exhibits the
Electoral Vote Of each State in the
Union. II also shows the result Of
the election for President and Vice
President, held on Tuesday, Nov. 2,
1852 so far as heard from:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18

r Sherrard Clemens Dem.) is
elected to Congress from the Wheel
ing district in Virginia, to supply the
vscancy caused by the resignation
Of Mr.. Thompson. .,-,,,.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18
Mlssrssrprr Valley ky RAInL!RSoADD. SolD

Aconvention. to be composed oI del
egates from all the States bordering
on the Mississippi river, has been
called for the purpose OF forming a
company TO construct a railroad
along the Valley of the Mississippi,
from The Falls Of St. Anthony TO the
Gulf ol Mexico. The convention
was TO have assembled al ST. Louis
on Monday last.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18

Messrs, Menager, Blsckford & Co.,
are Just getting their large stock OF
geods arranged which renders them
mors convenient lior, examination
Though the old stand has before been
somewhat Of a fasorite, we venture to
say that never before has il contained
ebetier selected assortmen. Of goods.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18

The former friends Of this gentle
man in Gallipolis win be panied 70
hear Of his death. He died in the
city OF Washington fast Wednesday
morning. The following announce.
ment of the event is from the Zanes.
vile Courier:
We are deeply grieved in being
compelled to announce the death oil
DANIEL CoNyERs GODDARD, late ol
this city, which event occurred in
the city Of Washington. this morn.
ing at threeae'clock; aftersa pro.
tracted illness, thoughnot considered
dangerous until afew days before its
fatal termination. Mrs Goddard,
the mother OF the deceased, left here
on Saturday last for Washington,
and had the melancholy satisfaction
OF being with him in his last mo-
ments. His father, our most worthy
citizen, General Goddard, could moi
leave before Monday evening, and
did not probably arrive there before
TO day--too late TO see his son alive,
but too soon, alasls to hear news that
he thought 10 have been spared ever
hearing, and which none but parents
that have lost as good and noble a
son as Conyers was, can feel ever, in
its poigrancy and affection. We
sympathize most sincerely with the
parents and other members OF the
family of the deceased. Our whole
community, by whom he was known
and loved, will deplore his loss, and
offer to the afflicted friends their
unaffected coincidence in this their
great and irreparable loss. 7af-
Mr.. Goddard, the deceased, had
been residing in Washington for
over three years past, where he held
the Office Of Chief Clerk to the De-
partment Of the interior during
most Of that period. A short time
since he resigned this Office, and
the practice of law in
the Supreme Court OF the United
States, in partnership with his father
in law, the Hon. S. F. Vinton. Du-
ring the time he was in Office he
abilities Of a superior kind,
showing himself well qualified 20
perform the most complicated and
arduous duties Of that Department
in the best manner and to the entire
of all connected with it.
During portion Of the time, he was
in truth the acting head Of that
Department, the responsibilities at
lached to which must be trying TO
any one, but which he performed
with great honor TO himself and sat- |
sfaction TO his numerous friends,
who, even with their great conf
deuce in his talents, were most
agreeably surprised at the ability |
with which the duties were fulfilled. |
81 ".
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18

: TOthe gentlemanly clerks OF the Line
Bouts our renewed thanks are due for
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati papers. r..
IL CsdOt favored US with a file of
CineinDsti papers last Friday morning
-oMraIs ". Parker has placed ps under
obligations fer late Cincinnati papers. 3
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18

The Athens Messenger says that
.Judge NASH, al the. late term OF the
Court in this place, granted an in-
junction in favor OF the Lessees Of
the Ohio University Lands, and re-
straining the Treasurer Of the coun.
~ from collecting the taxes assessed
upon them, for State purposes, in
accordance with the provisions Of
the law OF last winter. The case
will soon go before the proper State
Court, and, failing there, will be car
ried up TO the Supreme Court of the
U. s., by the Lessees. Hon. S. F.
Vinton has been retained as counsel
on the part OF the Lessees."
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18

The Ironton Register says that in
Salt Lick township, in Perry county,
there is an immense deposit of coal Of
the best quality, estimated to be from
60 to lie feet in depth, and to be the
largest known vein in the world. $3.50
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18

Marietts, Nov. l3.-Ths steamer
Buckeye Belle exploded her boiIers
in Beverly lock last night.
The killed as far as asceTtained,
are John Barbour, a produce dealer,
Pittsburgh; James Daniels, engineer,
OF Harmar; John West, Of Coal
Run; C. S. Butler. (colored) Edward
Atherton, Beverly; VIM. Stull, and
ten others whose names are not re-
ported.
Injred.-Capt. Hahn, one arm
broken and badly scalded: M. Whis-
SON. first clerk, one leg broken and
both feet and ankles mashed, proba>
bly, will not live; Calvin Stull, Sena-
tor; C. @. rCovey, leg broken; Ed
ward Blackburn and many others
whose names have not been ascer-
tanned. The boat is all torn in pie
ces; every hue collapsed in one boi-
Ter, and the other boiler cannot be
found.
The explosion is attributed to gross
carelessness OF the engineers, one Of
whom was on the safety valve when
the explosion took place. The car
penter says he told the engineer, not
FIVE minutes before the explosion,
that there was too much steam on.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18

Three negroes made their escape from
Mason county, Va, week or two ago.
and have not been heard Of since. Two
belonged TO the estate OF @. w. Strib-
ling, deceased, and one was the proper
ty'of Mrs. Joseph Machir. ars., CT
15bcs1 s,.s Meigs IelegTdph.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18

saTbe number Of nidshipnen and act
ing midshiPmea ct present in the Naval
Institution in Annapolis, is about one
hundred and twenty.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18

RoBBERY.--On last Sunday night
the dwelling house Of Mr.. Warren
Burnet, in the town Of Northup,
GalIia county. was entered from one
Of the windows; by some one and a
trunk, containing about $50, taken
from the room. The trunk was found
q few hundred yards from the house.
on Tuesday morning, with every
thing 10 it except the money. We
understand young man named Jo-
seph Burnet was arrested, charged
with the robbery, and some ninety
dollars Of the money found on bis
person.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18

New York CoHGREssIoNAL ELEc.
TIoN.-The late Congressional eIec-
tion in New York resulted in the
choice Of 20 democrats, ii wings. l
free soiler and Gerrit Smith. Smiths
district gave over 1000 majority for
Pierce and King. The delegation
to the present Congress stands IL
wings and II democrats -, 81.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18

reT Professor L. M. Lawson has
been appointed Professor Of Theory
and Practice Of Medicine in the
Medical College Of Ohio. in the
place OF Prof. Dan. Drake, deceased.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18

Mr.. Richard Payne, who has been in
Jail, at the suit Of HalIidays, WaddeIi &
Co.. since the last term Of the court,
having been at that time surrendered by
bis security, was brought before Judge
Nash by writ Of habeas corpus, Tues
day morning, and discharged. as the
plaintiff had failed to charge him in ex.
ecution within ten days after judgment.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18

.asee the advertisement of Gallipolis
Foundry. The Messrs. Carel have a
good supply of Castings, &c on hand,
did are vel prepared 10 FIJI all orders
4 pifssbargh prices. Give them call
and support home napulscture.i ~.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18

Mr.. Hale's vote is Unexpectedly small
probably it win not reach rs 600,
though il was expected to exceed sOO,-
900. ''e" s ~ ''Si = -'n'
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18

EMIGaATIoN TO TowA.--Hundreds
upon hundreds, says the Burlington
Telegraph, cross the Mississippi river
at that point daily. seeking new homes
in Iowa. 1t is thought the population Of
Iowa will increase faster the present
year than ii has done for years past, J
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18

Potatoes from California have recent
" been brought To- New York, weighing
Icur and Eve pounds each, 4
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18

The twenV-four republicans recently
shot at SinagagHa, by order ofthe Pope,
went TO the place of execution shouting
the name of Muzzini, and singing the
MarseilIaise. Brave fellows, their deaths
will yet be avenged. @
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18

HoS. JESSE B. THoMAs.-This
gentleman, now far advanced in the
evening Of life, but has a "green old
age" was for many years one Of the
most Influential polititions in our
country. Z --. .-. H A.
Judge Thomas was delegate in
Congress from Indiana A years ago.
His District was what are now the
States of Indiana. Illinois, and Wis
consin, with % Representatives and
6 Senators. Ohio then had but one
Representative, the late venerable
Morrow. Notc the same territory
has 50 votes in the Presidential Elec.
tion; then il had but three.
Judge Thompson was one Of the
first Senators from Illinois, and was
in The Senate, and bore an active
part during the Missouri icontrover.
sy. saoatd aGf crnmo le1Us7crs (
Yesterday Judge Thomas called
to see his old and valued friend, the
Hon., John w. Taylor formerly
Speaker Of the House OF Represen-
taiives. The meeting was a warm
and cor1ial onelthe interview ex-
interesting At1ths men
ton Of names and actors in the
exciting scenes of other days, they
seemed almost young again. * .
Judge Thomas is about 10 lake up
his residence in Washington, City,
and intends TO pass the evening Of
his lie there. Seventy-two years ago
he came over the liAlleqhanies, and
has lived toosee country, which
was then a wilderness, populated by
He is one OF the most
o! men; and long may he
Iei live, to witness the onward pro-
sfess Of his native land in all The
IRIS OF peace, and in everything
which tends TO elevate and ennoble
nan.-Cleveland Herald.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18

On Saturday evening week, George
W. Wheeler was killed by the falling Of
a tree in PainesviIle. Mr.. Wheeler, in
company with others, went out on Sat
urday evening coon hunting. Believing
they had coon in the top Of tree,
some Of the company cut il down.
Wheeler saw the tree falling towards
him, and ran 10 get away from it. The
top of the tree struck him on the back
part of his head, breaking the SKULL
He expired instantly, Not word es.
capped mis- lips after the tree struck him.
Mr.. Wheeler was az active, worthy and
industrious young man, about % years
of age.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18

The Lake Shore Railway from Cleve-
land TO Erie and Buffalo, is supposed to
be completed. The Erie Advertiser
understands that the first train from
Cleveland will run into Erie to-day or
Monday, and thus open the entire way,
by rail, from Cincinnati TO New York
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18

Silas Hodge, Esq. who succeeds
10 the Office Of Commissioner Of
Patents, IS ala1yer Of high standing
in Rutland, Vermont. .hsSs'i,i I5a's7
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18

President; some wish TO call him
Napoleon the First; others, Napo-
leon the Third. Itis also rumored
that il is the general wish that
Prince Canine shall be declared the
heir presumptive.
, New York. Nov. IL.
The steamship. Canada, with adj
vices from Liverpool, 10 the 30th
October, has just arrived. I
COMMERCIAL INTE: LIGENcE. The
imports Of Grain we're small and
Wheat had advanced ID, and Flour
Sd to Sd. Provisions were un-
changed with a moderate business
doing. Rice may now Ee imported
in French ships. duty Tree, into
French ports, IRON the French West
Indies. 'aDi.dUg -5di7 =ii s 'fF
GENERAL INTHLLIGENCB.-T h e
London Times has leader in which
it is intimated that Louis Napoleon
will, from interested motives. defend
Spain from the aggressions OF the
United States in the affairs OF Cuba.
Advices from India state that
detachment of the British army
we're destroyed when marching upon
Rsngoon. - =--i .f
Paris was tranquil. 1t was ru-
mored that another internal machine
had been found at zFontainbleau.
In order 10 avoid discussion, but a
single proposition is to be submitted
TO the French people, viz: Shall the
Empire be hereditary in a direct line
from Rapoleon; and in the event Of
his having no male issue, he shall
have the righttoouame his Successor.
/! is reported that the pope de-
clines 10 come 10 Paris TO crown
y apoleOn. rraH 5GO .9.- faaa
A verdict of yiIiul murder has
been given against the parties con-
cerneda in the late duel. The
Frenchman is suspected Of foul play.
Ten English line-ol. battle ships
are being fitted eul with screw pro- |
pellers.
Disturbance is reported at Con-
stantinople. The French Ambassa.
dor threatens 10 leave ii the Turkish |
loan is not reseinded. The Sultan's
refusal in this matter has caused
some panic in the London stock
market. % 75grrr Jrff5 gs
Abdsl KaGer had arrived at Paris.
ID. Israeli had sent circular to
those msmbers, OF Parliament suy-
posed to be.lriendly TO the govern L
nent,reqnesting them 10 be present
at the opening OF Parliament. He
says the House will proceed immedi-
ltely to elect speaker, and will
hen take up business of high inn
portance. sUc l1gfE
Nothing had transpired to indicate
he proposed course OF the British
Government, in reference to. the
between the United
States and Cuba. SO 9 -5t.U
The, whole matter is, received
With evident jealousy by the Eng
Ish press. srnss3 ~ fsdB hia-agl
The daughter of General Rosas :
as married SpaniaFd. qu ss I
A severe gale occurred in the a
IngIish channel on the 9th, which d
aussd much loss ofylifs, and ship y
ing, ieonoI5 1Hisi ~ slE " "a
Prolonged Cabinet councils have al
cen held at ST. Cloud. 1lol 5ai.H5 :
Recruiting was going on among
70 cavalry for the Imperial Guard. ci
Specimens of the imperial coin n
ave been struck at the mint. Sc
The confirmation Of the Empire ts
Ill be submitted to the people. so 10
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18

The official vote for President in Ohio
has not been published. We prefer to
wait till we can give that, to publishing
scattering and unofficial returns.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18

EUIoeIEs ON DANIEL WEBsrER.-
Hon Rufus Choate has accepted an in-
yitation to deliver eulogy upon the
late Hon. Daniel Webster, before the
Faculty and Students Of Dartmouth
College, and has consequently declined
to deliver the Eulogy in Boston. MFR.
Choate is, we believe, d graduate of this
College. ci e4sf. at 'a.a
Hon. George s. billiard has accepted
the invitation to deliver the eulogv in
Boston, in place of Mr.. Choate, and the
50th Of November has been fixed upon
as the day for the ceremonies.
FOREIGN DsBr OF THB UNITED STATES
The New York Times, by calcuIa-
lion, makes the amount of the debt Of
,he United States Ss7O, 600 900. The
minimum estimate of that portion Of the
above owed advanced on, abroad, is as
follows:
Federal loans, S4O,0O0,OOO; State
loans, S43.OoO,0OO; city loans and
bonds, $4,000 900; county loans and
bonds. Sc 900, 900; railway bonds, $780,
600 1000. Total, S225,0Oo,oO0.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-18
The Independent gives the follow

The Independent gives the follow
ing statement respecting son Of
Deacon Whitney, lately deceased in
Darien, Conn, and requests the press
generally to copy:
"Four or five years ago he went
TO New York TO get into business.
He fell in with a gentleman from
Cincinnati, who offered him 800 a
month as a clerk in a store, If he
would go West. He accepted the
offer and started for Cincinnati. He
wrote back from Pittsburgh. giving
the shove particulars. This is the
last his friends have heard from him.
His name is Francis F. Whitney,. II
he is living he might be a great COM
fort to his worthy and affectionate
mother, and his brothers and sisters.
IL any person has any knowledge OF
this lost son, they are requested TO
communicate IL TO Rev. E. ID. Kin
ney, Darien, Conn.," '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-28
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME CoURT.-IN THE MATTER oFTHE APRIL
sa New s,s se ss and sP. s
First not already opened street
said city The q estimate and
e 81 Il s
the people Of the State Of New York entitled Act
ting ' q SsSssS sis' @ S
T. also r aSs entitled t. the o.esa
assessments and taxes in the city and county of New
msnt in the above entitled matter and that all persons
the At his residences. No. ei rhompso on
nj. the city a
said estimate and assessment follows
SIDE yns s saS Of @
ss as 3
water mark on the Eas. ~ il said First
ali that First line high water
ssss the ts ssSihsS q
and also al that part Of First avenue between the notheFy
Harlem =. the ncrhery side q 26sh street.
NOW on d the a q
siOner Of the city Of New York And also all the lots
Feif fronting lying said First avenue
Ofhsh Harlem river At or near the north
erly side ol26h street. and colored the benefit
shs above entitled matter and which said entitled
from Forty street to Harlem river surveyed IN $50
and 1851 New York april 1884, Richard Amerman City Sur
veyor" is file in the Street Commissioners Office
cells of land fronting lying both sides Of the
interesting said First between the northery side
of street and the southery side of Eighty
fourth street bounded the east by line distant half
west by line half way distant said First
and Second laid and coored the said be-
neht le aforesaid in the Office Of the Street
Commissioner Of the city Ct New York And also ell the
streets ntesecpg said First between the norh
side Of street and the eouthery side Of 18th
eteet Also the lot at the Of the lot the northeast
corner OF th street and First Alec the lot at the
First also lots Of tho triangular lot
at the northeast Of l9th street and First
also the triangular lot st the the lo the north
west OF 10th street and First Also the
Of Hist street and First Also three lots the
northery side of l2st street. distant about
westerly from the westerly side OF said First Also
two lots the east side of First contiguous to
l22d street Also two lots a. the Of laud Of Philip
Mledoer the northwest Of FIRST and
l22d street Also three lots owned by Philip Mile
doer the northwest Of 1921 aud First
E. Payne, at the of land OF James be-
tween ld and l2ith streets and lying of
and also lot lying the north side Of th distant
seyenyhve feet westerly from the First
the said Commissioners do further give notice that
port in the above entitled will be pre-
scented TO the Supreme Court of the State New York
special term Of the ad court TO be held at the City Hall
OF the city Of New York Saturday the lh day of De-
cember ls52 and that then and there thereafter
counsel can be heard, motion will be made that said
report se confirmed.
JONATHAN ". ALLEN,
WILLIAM SINCLAIR. }
HENRY 4. DAWES, Attorney.
ated New York, Sept. %, 1882
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