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9 NEWS By TELEGRAPH.

FuR1HER ny THE AsIA-!sTEREsTse GENERAL News
Fork July 15-The Asia brings the following items
general intelligence from Europe;
| FRANcE-GoNsPIRAcY TO AssAssINATE Louis NAPOLEON
conspiracy to assassinate the President has been dis
covered and number OF persons charged with being
cerned IN the plot nave been arrested The means in
~ os aset r Inns purPose was On inierna ma
the money marSet VIII ne aiaif iaa anec'eo
VI En .n,y "pnnnnc,rs ~ p.,,, p,;,.,,,.
was nrorogued nv the 1usen in nerson on Tbursday H
speech rave general satisfaction pV'' va A-'A
mn Srocgsnnr Rrnr I'M No. a. cto.,,-t .,., e
a collision bntwaan tba catbolio an5 p-otas+on+ ;nhnh;
@ hi ~ % a i uelVre u a u i htaty
| ''I Goo,n,s,o. avn r.,s mr. r ,o 80 ,;., .o
last Nv coison xvh;b occrra an tho Th,a htea,
thn 1nt,rn.,, 80 r nn ~ -. D ss, pe."oen =
the stasnr nhss f I. ht II d
| Ramseate - f''e 'N'"Ne ->NA'0A "-''
1 ArsTR,I,.y Go,n-F;ve sbins arrival from, s,anev
Nav Snntb Jv,aS br;na;,a co npo e,, - III ~ "J'
| - . oeN'A - 'e', o--ns.s o''ovo o.n.'' % gnu
ARhiv1i NJ, FROM cALIFoRNlA-Nep f@s, July 10 The
steher limos mas arrived mere from AsplnWal cy and
pTlngs more ehah WV nons OF uoiars worm OF gold
her news possesses put httle general interest.
BosroS PoLlrrcs-FmE-Boston July l5-The Anti
Wing Ratification Meeting here has proved failure
The Roman Catholic College at Worcester was yester-
day destroyed by fire. The loss is estimated $4,000
DEATH OF Ap1uTANr-GENERAL JoNEs--Washington, July
16General Roger Jones, Adjutant- of the Army
died in this city last night
Rock SLIDE AND Loss OF Men, Y,,k .Jplv 17--A
dspatoh from Quebec dated 18th states that on that dav
rpc slide had taten nIara fo A. h L 70 th NY
and in its course iemolisbe, tbre, honsss and t,si
eight persons
n,o
r, I esnhs,on; July Io
f nu t .uy eooh u tne pcnciency Bill as received
VIZ eeihe, anu eceueu roih certain amendments
ton for eonsrctiye MILEAGE If Tb hI th
fore again goes hack to the Senate Tbe Sansta has 10
day. been engaged on the private calendar '
SI.s.. :, ~, ~,
river ,sas vt ba a. SIy n sneI OF ran
100, ~, sio' ueau ny Doigtass, t~hos pous-
al, FURTHER FROM FoRNIA-Baiimore, July 1.-THE
nols prine news OF the completion ofthe Panama Rail-
road TO the river Gorgona.
' Ia ~. W" ofaig boundary Commissioner,
"as iIuaaer ro',a az .he a .as;
tas Id W;iso s paee III the court Of Sessions
Mt, h ~ t,su anu 'ehn Mehune. wilson and
NJ a ,. " l .; AN innocent man, named
p;as !; Sa n,o shU. a. anu a WI. a aie
The revo,ntian;t at tha $500 I T
81 n,, p IN, e .aus.s.y lsianas nave been sue
t su'eA LUX refuge on board French frig
A. The latest so,t,, Ano-;o. ,.+os s,... A..
~ osn Ioa'h yates safe that Flores had
pS ~ Jisra p sat Sun nhna,.a marnks attltude
anil and would i ~, ot was at Guaya
IT, os .tt i'in '" Pio'eoe AMERICAN property IN
case u a. iisnt' -,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19

NAriosAI. UsIos CoNrgNrIoN.-The New York Day
Book publishes call for National Convention to be
held in the city of Philadelphia the LIST of August
for the nomination Of Daniel Webster the Presidency
Of the United States and suitable candidate for the
Vice Presidency for the support of the Union party of
nation. in November next
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19

FROM THE PLAIss-col A. Il. Wocley, Indian Agent at
Antonio Chco New Mexico arrived at St. Louis from st
Joseph the 18th inst He does not however bring any
news of Importance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19

Inc supreme Court OF the State of NewYork has dis
solved the injunction against the Metropolitan Bank and
an Sphcaton Tor further injunction has been denied
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No. 2O2
ReSored, That the Finance Committee be and are here
by authorized to purchase lot of ground not less than
% feet front by 100 feet deep situated on bourbon Dan
phine or Burgundy streets and between Canal and Cont
streets for the purpose of erecting thereon suitable En-
CINE House for the of Eagle Fire Company No. The
price and terms OF said lot to be fixed by the Finance Com
mittee.
Resolved That the Finance Committee be and are here
by authorized to sell at public auction or ut private sale
as may seem best for the interest of the city the
and lot now occupied by Eagle Fire Company No the
proceeds to be applied as set forth in the previous
oution said House and lot to be delivered up on or before
the first day Of December next. 1852
1sn.,, frssiasss Board of Aldermen.
,r , President of Board Assistant Aldermen
Issn'dl p. cRossMAN, Mayor.
A. hesoised mat the Surveyor be- and he is hereby au
thorized and directed to his certificate to M Geo
Gsonan On the completion Of his work for the paving
Levee street. less the amount Of $1,000 said sum to be-
subject to the future action of the Common Coun
lSignedl JAMES RoBB
rsigasal rI sksss be sib # A14sEmsn
4n,..., 80, President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tsisnodl A. D. cRossMAN, Mayor
No 2o4
Resolved That vigilant Fire Company No. 8 be, and
they hereby authorized to contract for fire en-
CINE at cost not to exceed eleven hundred dollars de-
ivered in this city
Also, to contract for hose carriage, to be drawn
horse or horses at expense not to exceed three
hundred dollars.
Be htirher resolued That vgilant Fire Company No.
be- and hereby authorized to have the whole of the
lot Of ground which their engine now stu
ated fenced ill., Podd the fencing be done at the COM
pany's expense Said lot being situate and bounded by
the Bayou Road Gavez Hospital and Millswards streets
Both machines to be accepted received by the Sur
veyor previous to payment.
lsigiedl JAMES RoBB,
President Board Of Aldermen
lsigned1 FRANS. ALPUENTE,
Approved 18th July, 1852. " '''NA' fu''D'''
Isisnsd] r, ,,,, a. D. cRossslAN, Mayor.
Ffus copy HbiER Secretary. tyls
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The ExTRApITos CASE in New York has terminated
Judge Belts of the u s. Court having decided that the
proceedings III the ha6ea corpus case were good This is
equivalent to the surrender of Kaine the prisoner to the
British authorities, There is some talk of an appeal to
the U, 5. Supreme Court
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19

STEAMER SARAH sAsps.--It is stated that the Screw
Propeller Sarah Sands to be Withdrawn from the New
York and Liverpool trade having been chartered in Liver
pool to load for Australia, when she arrives out
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The TusouMsIA steamer Tuscumba is still aground
at Hat island and little hope is entertained of getting
her off Most of her cargo has been removed in good
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University or Louisiana,

Draining and JasUe7liLe hooks,
FOR SALE BY
THOMAS L. WHITE,
NO. So CANAL. STREET
GOES NEW DRAWING LEssoNs--n rars comprising Land
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NEW LINE OF SrEAMERs.-The Fort Smith (Ark Her
aid states that the steamer Geneva has purchased
run in connection with the Gem between that place and
New0rleans. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19

FLEET OF SrKAMERs.-six first class sea steamers
sailed from Network on Saturday the 10th inst.
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Thanks to the clerk of the steamer H. H. Kenneth fol
late St Louis papers, and to the clerk of tho Yacht fos
Texas papers. "a ,.sen ee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19

HAIL sroRM-A terrific hail storm occurred in the town
OF Fulton N y on the 9th inst In that town and in
tne town OF Palermo adjoining the damage to the crops
was immense whole fields Of corn entirely destroy
cd. The loss in window glass was also heavy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19
Married!
s, a mSrnns Isg IA X s Rev. Mr. Preston Mr. r. B.
Died

Friday July JUDAH BENsADoN, p Delta Lodge
1 10, ]. o. OF.
On Friday July 49, Beverly, Naichss hia JOSEPHINE
years. youngest child Of John Newton Helm EGG.
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TIE MONTREAL FiRE.-The Montreal Herald of the 9th
contains full particulars of the recent destructive fire in
that city 1t is estimated that the total loss will, not fall
much short of $soooaoo On the nigot of the 9TH up
wards three thousand persons were without shelter
thu distress beggars description
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are indebted to the officers of the steamer Jas.
Day for Texas papers.
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, July II, 1852
COMMON COUNCIL Cry OF NKwonLEass
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19

Naigneur executed as Gill;
VI on the I'd inst for the murder of Mrs Mary
wall He escaped from prison twice, and was respited
twice BY the Governor He had been in prison nearly
seventeen months During the trial he frequently assert
ed that Samuel Wall, the husband of the murdered
WOMAN him to commit the deed hut on the scaod
he acknowledged the statement to be false.
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WANTED.
REMOVALS.

ID EM0VAL.--BARELII & Co. have Temporal
Il " y their street No.
mon street.
-
u EMOVAL.-R. f. MARI, Attorney at Law,
has removed from No. II ST. Charles NO. Camp ST.,
nl5 lie
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FIRE BosroS,--A dispatch from Boston, dated the
18th inst, says Last evening fire originated in an
unoccuped STABLE in the Of Purchase street Fort
which ragged for six hours and the Sailors,
Home the Boyston School house. the Mariners Church,
and thirty stores and dwellings Loss s25o0Oo Several
nrsmen were badly injured in their efforts subdue the
flames. ,..-s s,'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19

RACoN SIDES casks Sides, in store and
~ Tor BY STONE wALwoRTH 81 Tchouptoulas a.
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NeWorleans. -z---- .&
A.,..
'ne ale me steamer ten shields attacked Capt Ric
s,s oo' VAIN are 'ee. nun III 'le mos
800. t4ao.uAs Up shun ile Ha'e was Ill
Ns'se' aAo ~ 10 'uousie enae oap9 ~ VIII recover.
49,. -, .,'. ~ sn,'n .'efaiu VI ehe lot'
na0 iisen 'eh iee' ~ ena1 pom
NNti'e ''-' pA'SeA'ns "eeA.
DEol,NEp-Georre q washington of virr,r;. r,,o ,ro
nominated BY the Native Americans fubo al,
selves simuly Americans, for tbe v;sa,
e ',e N'No' iie says NJ ihtends 10 vote Tor Scott
''-N N-Aai' ------.----
Another Yankee yacht has been victorious in Brst
yacht ut Birkenhead lately 1t was the sloon rant
of three and half TONS taken over for the purnose by
Mr. Grinnel of NewYork She beat three model Yacht.
with the greatest ease
HE HoS ABBOTT LAwRENcE.--A dispatch to the
Charleston Courier says 1t positively asserted that
the Hon Abbott Lawrence, Envoy Extraordinary and
intention to resign '''-'
--=
DIsnASpEn-The Independent Fire Company of Cncin-
natl recently dsbanded in consequence of the spirit
roWdyism manifested BY some of the members.
-=---=----- ..
lected i've different nominations made by the Mayor for
Health Commissioner.
10, -
- "Aa-lhe war against unmuzzled dogs was to
SoinieHce III NeWlofk on the 18th instant. Again
would ask what has become Of all the dog ordinances
which have been passed in this city.
==-+ 90
HIGH PRICE FOR TOBACCO There appears to be sort of
competition at Lynchbnrg, Virginia. among the pur-
chaserS OF tobacco who shall nav the h;ybest nr
Several sales have lately been made thera at o h;h
rates. and on the 18th inst bopsboad was sold a.
80 - ~ wv o'
Mr. WEBSTER in Bosros.rhe poyton narors .,,,4.,..
full details Of the reception Of Mr. webster l.; ,hst
ON the 9th inst The day was excessively hot and sse.,
deaths occurred from coup de soea Mr. Webster ,.da
short but eloquent and feeling sneecb which
with yreat e,thue;os,,, IT., ,r., A..
NewyIamnsb;re mn M,naa., A." ,o W. lis 'a'" III
! ~ - --s. Wv --1'
The Supreme Court of the State of Newyor, has die
solved the Injunction against the sJetronn,t. Row a
application for further Injunction has been den;nd
-===-====s==S=
ihE HAihApIrioS CASE IN New York has terminated,
equivalent to the surrender OF KANE the tn the
British authorities There is some talk of an annes 70
the U. s Supreme Court.
1--@--==--==---
STEAMER SARAH sASps--lt is stated that the Screw
Sarah Sands Is to be withdrawn from the New
anu Liverpool trade having been chartered in Liver
po'i 10 i'aa 'or Australia, when she arrives out.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19

,hc stolen cigars, we believe, ended in smoke.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-15
POMEROY, THURSDAY, JULY Is. 1852.

do injustice 10 either, would be TO declare
The last forty years Of his life but a lie
Much abuse has recently been henped
upon this gallant patriot because he declines
giving written pledges upon the various
questions which may be involved in the ap.
preaching Presidential election. We doubt
no, that several OF the gentlemen now prom.
inent before the Democratic party would
cheerfuly give pledges Of any kind sOhate-
ver, provided they could thereby secure q
nomination. 1t is not difficult TO make
promises, aad il is a very easy thing. to
break them, We would poin, 10 an illustri-
GUS example in the history OF The Democrat.
ic party which occurred bu, few years since
A certain Presidential candidate gave writ.
ten pledge that he was in favor Of the pro-
tec,ive sys,em-gos tariff votes thereby
but as soon as elected became sudden
convert TO The doctrine of free trade
When citizen has been for nearly hal
a century in the service Of his country, bis
past history is the best guaranty Of his future
conduct.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-15

get as follows; "As soon as il became sul-
ficieptly dark to conceal the maneuvre, the
brigade was direcled by the General COM
manding the division 10 move silently under
cover Of long range Of buildings, known
as the Molino del Rey. which is Immediate
ly under the guns OF Chapullepec. Previ.
Gus TO this moment, howeve I ,ods c6mpelL-
ed 10 leape the field in consequence of seuers
tHdisposiioin, which confined me TO my bed
during the 18Th. and of course, deprived me
Of The satisfaction Of participating with my
brigade in the glorious achievements Of that
day."-Pierce's Export, Appendir, p. 1913.
7. Notwithstanding Gen. Pierce's "severe
indisposi'ios" he was up, brigh, and early.
on the morning after the baule. lie says:
"At O'Clock on the morning Of the l4lh. |
rejoined .ha, portion of my brigade (9.h lcg.
imenD then acling under The orders Of Gen
Quilman, al The gariIa on The Tacubaya road
the 10Th regiment having previousy y been
directed TO remain as garrison 10 Chapul'
,epec. In this position / remained until
the nevs Of the surrender of the city was
communicated TO Gen. Quiiman. Pierce's
report, Ap. p. 1870.
This closes Gen. Pierce's active opera
lions in Mexico. LIE, US recapiluIa,e:
!. His .ardy movement, in coming W
with reinlorcements, caused the command
er.in.Chief to experience "grea. anxiety"
2. On the evening OF the 18Th August
in his first engagement with the enemy, his
his horse fell with him just as he Uas lead
ing his brigade into the thickest Of the
fight.
8. On The morning Of the 20,h Of Aug
ust. a, the battle Of Conlreras, the command
Of Pierce's brigade devoved upon Col. Ran
som. in consequence Of the disability o
Pierce.
4. On the afternoon Of the same day
Gen. Peirce was in his saddle, and in ,h'
battle that Immediately followed Il, Cheru
busco, tainted in the action.
s. In The battle al The Molino del Rey, j
was Pierce's misfortune that The "battle iUa
scon just as he reached The ground"
6. On the eve Of the bau!e Of Chapulle
pee, jus. as his command was ,aking the po
si'ion that had been assigned 10 it, Pierc
was taken sick, and remained sick 3urin!
the day efthe battle.
7. But the next morning, as early a
o'clock,was on duty, rejoined portion q
his brigade at the gari.a on the Tacubay'
road; and there remained until news came G
The surrender Of the City of Mexico.
We venture to say iha, the worlds his
tory will not furnish a parallel instance i
which an officer of like rank met with sue
series ol misforunes, accidents, and casu
allies as befel Gen. Pierce in Mexico, in tn
short period Of three weeks.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-15

ample assurance thai The highest iruSl NAV
be conidcd 10 him with safety and proprie-
~.
II is somewha, remarkable that Mr.. Ora.
ham claims for his Moth Carolina home. The
quiet anil secluded lillle town Of HiHsbor.
ough, and that in another town Of The iden-
lical name in New.lampsliire, the Demo-
cratic Presidential nominee is said TO have
been born. There is another coincidence.
much less accidental, but more worthy OF
notice, in the character and fortunes OF ihes,,
TWO distinguished individuals. Entertaining
opposite political creeds, and grali6ed with
the high political position they had achieved
both Of them occupying seats in the Uni.
ted States Senate whilst sill comparatively
in their youthful prime--Ihey were alike
willing 10 lay aside The coveted robes Of
office, and to Withdraw, each Of Them 10
small and obscure country town, quietly 10
pursue the avocalions, and 10 practice the
subsl anlial virtues and dulies Of privale cili-
zenship. Mr. Graham did no, resign his
seat as Mr.. Pierce did. but was satisfied
when the brief lime for which he served was
completed. They are both Of Them abou,
line same age.
Many persons will recall to mind The dis.
lrus. which was originally fel. by great
many in regard to the caucus system, when
first introduced into this country by party
man1uvre, some years since. 1t was look.
ed upon as the cunning work Of faction, and
as having tendency 10 foster political in
.rigueis und brawling demagogues, 10 tho
unjust exclusion Of meriorious men, in tho
distribution Of the spois and awards Of office.
But if party conventions shall continue 10
select such men Of patriotism and merit as
they have recently preferred, they will no,
only be faithful representatives of the pop.
ular will, but sleadlasl adhei ents and sup.
porlers Of The federal compact.
The hero of hundred battles, who is
now whelling his aspirations for the allain.
ment Of The Presidential prize, could not be
associated with more worthy, discreet, and
acceptable colleague Than Mr.. Graham. -
Strategy may. perhaps, be as skil(uIy en-
lployed in political, as in military cam.
paign; but on this occasion il will hardly be
called into requisilion. The unbiased
instincts of the people will guide them in the
choice Of their rulers, into whose custody
are to be placed, moi only The mighty inter-
csls Of American liberty and progress, but.
collaleraly, The universal alliance OF free.
dom end Of equal rights throughout, The
world.
In nation like this, its permanen, pro.
gressve welfare and prosperity must depend,
10 considerable extent, upon wise and
. consistent course Of legislation. And, in
the event Of u Wing triumph, il any "has.y
plates Of soup" shall be served up al the
White House, Mr.. Graham will be sure to
, let his allowance cool before he dips into H..
lie relishes nothing hasIy, ho., or strong
Journal of Commerce.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-15

SCENES AT BALTlMoRE.--A correspondent
OF the 6lemphis Enquirer gives the follow.
ing accoun, OF the outside scenes tha, were
Ac'cd al the Democratic Nominating Con-
,iVn:
"The scenes al Baltimore are, on all sides
admitted 10 be the most offensive and revolt
ing that were ever Witnessed on such oc.
casioh. Every principal candidate had
head quarters established in groggery.
bar.room, or hall, devoted 10 The purpose =
At Barnum's llolel alone, one hundred has.
kes Of the single ariclu of champas :.
were 'old during the first DAY.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-15
MILLARD FILLMORE.

Entered Congress { House in 1888, served
one term, then was out one term, then was
again elected and served six yeurs, making
eight in all. He was generally in minori-
~ (and Of course Chairman of no commit.
lee) )unlil l84l when The memorable XXVlI,h
Congress assembled, having large Wing
majority, and Mr.. F. was made Chairman Of
the Committee of Ways and Means-ma.
king him The leader of the Houss-a posit.
lion which he filled with eminent ability and
industry. He is no, ready man, and
made 10 figure in debate, bu. always knew
what he wanted 10 say, said i. in the lewes.
words, and won The enlire confidence of the
House by evincing solid judgement and
business talent. No leader for many years
has enjoyed more Influence or made House
work beller than Millard FilImore.-M Y.
Tribune.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-15
BY BRADING & THOMSON. POME

1t shall clasp sainted maiden whom the angels
name Len0re--
Clasp rare and radiant maiden whom the angels
name Lenoref"
Quoth the raven, "Nevermore."
"Be that word our sign of parting, bird OF
fendp shrieked, upstarting,
"Get thee back into the tempest and the Nights
Plutonian shore!
Leave no black plume as token Of that lie thy
soul hath spoken!
Leave my loneliness unbroken!--quit the bust
above my doorl
Take thy beak from out my heart, and take thy
form from off my doorp'
Quoth the raven "Nevemore."
And the raven never fitting, still is sitting still
is sitting
On the paid bust of Pallas, just above my.cham.
Der door;
And his eyes have all the seeming Of demons
that is dreaming,
And the lamplight Ger him streaming throws hi
shadow on the floor;
And my soul from out that shadow that lies float
ing on the floor,
Shall be lifted-nevemorel