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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-07

Governor Lane.
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nm
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On Thursday. November 4, in st. James Church by
the Rev Mr. AcKenns, Mr.. JOHN LYScn to Miss KATE
NOLAN, both Of this city.
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EoR AUsTRALIA.-NEw YORK AND CANADA DIE
tons burthen James Ayory commander via ss;i
above port positively the 18th of November This splsr
did ship has unequaed for the comfors C
families or single between decks high
and thoroughly ventilated expense having spared
mander having great experience in the Australian trade
short passage be expected Early application win
be board for freight passage pier
river Butler Brothers 63 and us South street, O y
Isnao IT. Smi Vail str
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MARITIME INTELLIGENC E
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.


ALMANAC FOR NEW yoRK-rHis DAT.
uN q 40 MOON Ia. morn %
UN sETs............ As HIGH wATEn.......... Is
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nIsPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO THE
- splendid new clipper ship ALBONI, Captain Little
field, rapidly loading at pier North river,
few ton Of light freight and six passengers nne-
diate application to e. b. SUTTON, 81 Wall street.
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vuNo THE WEST INDIA ISLANDS AND CHAGREs :
i BY the British royal mail steamship CONWAY, Cara

Two THE WEST INDIA ISLANDS AND CHAGREs-
By the British royal mail steamship CONWAY, Cap..
This eteamshp dssigusd 10 sail from Savannah Georgia
month og GSasres soGehins a. NASSAU, n r, inssas
with the turks lslsnds mss and Jamaic. She win te
18th, BY came route TO Savannah.
limited number passengers persons who desire 70 avoid
1,ggSsa boats II. lind shs .Sn: dssssls
onna. may sns .onveysnoe In the com steamshipe
Assisus G.sssloaos' =. kits
c srrisaon hendarss 81 e. iFfss sa.s
p sTsasrs Martinique isS%s a. ssn y,nSSs sasb,
pominics, houteerraA Tampicc,
$ $ ss Fsg' ' Rico. T FsiS1ss'
yHrnArKs or PASSAGE AnR,
From Savannah 20 Nassau. $50
DO Do 49, Is%ais .'''.'...''.'' ........
no a. a. SSShmn, "s ..... ~
Cnciadins stewards foes -. '''.'
Ard In proportion 70 the other iaands.
Each ship carries experienced surgeon frsght and
sSs conveyed 3 S p ow sP ST
ssSnysyga 70 from New Ycrs the Q. 8 Main ships
sAAL. J. MITcHlLL, Agent iSI TrOn' street. Ny.
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
D INT Ew psans via s's sa
November 18th at o'clock r NJ procisely Rates ofPs.
after saloon Ssrsh ss BERTH:
% sFSqs Sn s
81 s r. sass %
cation At the office No other form will be signed No bulls
of ladins twelve o'clock the day OF sailing
For freight or passage, applyto M. =; koBEkrs,.
DAcIFIo MAIL STEAMSHIP uco.-roR RIO JANET.
TO a,psrsiso and Panama-Tbe splendid new steamer
John l.. STEPHENS, 1880 tons burthen,) Robert N.
Pesrson will be dispatched for the ports
on or about 9th December For Iscage only having
superb apply ~ the oce OF the Company
50 Boutt street.
CHIP. norEwELL1 FOR SAN FRANCISCO. AT
- the foot OF Amherst street. North river
date few passengers, st S76. u. B SUTTON, 81
Wall street.
NOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. TITS PACKET
thfp SIl AkSPIhNE u, VIM hrown Master, now 0aiiux
A. pier No IL North river and will san with di,pstch.
For freight cain ps6fag having superior sateroo
accomn odatlons apply 10 the captain board to
WIN, Il, TUkNIsS, 70 Wall st, No. ~ Rear Building.
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The captain OF the steamer Jacob BELL who up from
below tlf informs that there Is herm brig
ashore at BeoLayay tthe Denmark sopposed from Pha-
derhsD Also shore South ottlo Hook The steAn-
tug Achilles Il or attene aBoe on her.
Packet chips Hendrix Hudson Warner for London and
Centurion Coonb Tor Liverpool Ut IT anchor la tho
Eav
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TeIegrspnIe Marine Reports,
NFw ORLEANS, Nov Z,
Arrived Ships Atlantic, Cbal Cooper, and Vanguard
NYork, batk hqpillh DO.
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DACJFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.-FOR RIO JANET
TO- Valparaiso and Panama-The splendid new steamer
JOHN L. sfEPHENs, 1850 tons burthen,) Robert N.
Pesrson will be dispatched for the ports
on or about December For Isseage only having
superb apply ~ the ooe OF The Company
81 Boutt street.
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NOR SAvANNAU-U. 8. MAIL LINE-TIIE SUPE-
IL rior steamship ALABAMA, Capt. G. d. Ludlow. on
saturday NOV 18Th A. oelosk T. from pier =, North
The Florida Capt. NJ L. woodruff, Saturday Nov 2h.
For speed strength accommodations and fare ships
M spperior o the
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NOR SAvANNAE-THE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE.
IL wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA. Captain J. II.
alton will leave Fhadelphis for Savannah Wednss
day the 10th inst. at 10 O'Clock M from second whxrf
above Vine street In speed and strength aud in
raDgemcrt for the convenience and comfort of
this ship is unsurpassed Fare from New Phadsl-
pha $ steerage So The State # Georgia above
every alternate Wednesday Agentsin PHILADELPHIA Heron
Martin 1871 North wharves in Savannah, Pordsfords
Fay & Co.
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INnR CuARLEsroN. sAYANNAH. ANN FLnRInA.

Il semi-weehly " s. Msil Liue.The safe and favorise
SOUIHEkEER, w. Foster, Commander, will leave
pier No North river, Wednesday Nov 10 at4 O'clock
A. NJ precisely For freight apply board
Of sdBg will be signed. passage at tho ofhoe OF
sPofF0RD, TILEsioN 4 CO., q south street. savan-
nah toketed through without further
Passengers will suffer detention at Charleston as
rangements have been made with The South Carolina Rail-
road to despatch extra train the arrival the
steamer. The MARION will follow Saturday, Nov. Is
and will connect with the Florida steamer which leaves
Charleston Tuesday, 10th inst, at o'clock p NJ for
jacksonville platka and St. Augustine Through tickets
Furnished for the above ports follows
S3l Pilatka, S33; ST. Augustine, S35
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FROM rHIlGDKfpEik. FROM LrsEhRooA-
nidshig ...ss :. 9idshsg e
Including etswxrd's .eee.
THIRD GLASS pAssEyGEGa.
fnised number of third osse passengers VIII sAkeD
rom philadelphia and ivergoo aud fouad In proyisoss
From PhilgdeiphiA. 81 From Liverpool. g guneaA
Certificates Of passage viii be issued here 70 parties YAe
DESTROYS o. srpEtns she cn5s NJ oorTaspordzG
rates.
rresns ous per Coarse rsrd~are hs- ELL -
saken subject TO Sgreemsnt
An exp ereno God sureeon viii csrrioa sluh shiys
Small drafts drawn st s,gh. Enslapd and trelsA1s
Eor freight passage, apply W
NHoAAR RICHARDSON, ~, Exchange place, N. xosxs
and No. 8 w.lnut street, Phsdclphi&
RIOAARDsOE, RROrHEiss q CO, LiyerpeNA.
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PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY
Join OGDEN d R. w. CAMERON. lls wan s,rssa

nor AUSTRALIA-To SAIL 18TH OF NOVEMBER
IL The superior ship ALBUS, now loading at pier I6
Fast river having all her cargo engaged will sail
for Port Philip and Sydney For passage only having
perior accommodations apply to
LIVINGSTON. WEI.LS 8 CO. "A Broadway. Il
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NEW YORK AND BAN FRANCIsCO sTEAMsHIP
~ line through to San Francisco at reduced rates ne
detention tho isthmus The and spendid steaap
New York for Aspnwall, Navy Bay, Saturday, Noven.
Der 18TH ut three O'clock r M precisely connecting q
TES 1880 tons, Thomas B. Chopper Comnandsr,
which steamship leaves Panama the arrival the
by the United States for San Francisco stopping
only at Acapulco, for supplies Ths line failed
connect at the appointed time These vessels
modations ventilation epeed and safety unsurpassed
An experienced physician attached
will be landed the wharf at Aspinwa and
the Panama railroad Passengers cautioned that an
tickets this the signatures the
dergned and that other parties authorized ss
Nckets 81 New York Apply 10
DAVIS, BROOKS & Co. &c Broadway, New York.
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CHIP UoPEwELL, FOR SAN FRANCISCO, AT
- the foot OF Amherst street. North river
date few passengers, At $40. y. D. SUTTON, 81
W all street.
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFoRrIA.--TuE PACKET
thfp SIlAksPGhnE, VIM. Brown, Master, now loading
~ pier NO H. North river and will sail with dipstch
For Freight cabin pstfag, having superior stateroon
odatons, apply 10 the captain board, or to
WM, Il, TUKNIss, IS Wall st, No. u Rear Building.
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STEAk BETWEEN NEW YORK and aLASooW.-
- The Glasgow and Now York Steamship Companys nsw
stosmship GLASGOW, 962 100 power Robex0
Craig commander will sail Glasgow ths 96sh &
October and will leave Neg York for Glasgow salu
day, 10Th November, At IL oS1ook First oshia
sssoon stsse Eooms,l $9 do do, lr,idship Doll sYU
'' - WrsyInN AZ H. RSrnJ.S Z.
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rHHE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP PETREL, 300 TONS
L W. Samson, commander, will sail for Bermnda AaA
ST. Thomas the sth November Passage money to Bcr
puda $780, to st. Thomas $40 The Petrol has been built
expressly for tropical climate and has we'll ventilated
large state with plunge and shower baths Will
freight at low rates. Apply TO
E.CDNARD, No. Bowling Green
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EoK LIyEKP0oI-UNITED STATES NAIL erTAu-
~. ss:Usrss With y. ,,s Nan: Tor ssvs
berth foot Of Canal Ne sscurs1 iii ga
Passengers requested to be board e Tx ~
ber nth For freight passage having unequssa ssss1-
modations for elegance and comfort, apply 70
EDwAkD K COLLINS Co. g. wan s>r,sA.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-03

Tue PANAMA AND COMMODORE WAT
xINs.-The splendid steamship Panama,
James A. Watkins, Esq, commander,
came down from Benicia on Saturday
last, and took her berth at Long Wharf
She is proverbial for the beautiful trim
and great cleanliness in which she is
kept, either in port or at sea. Captain
Watkins, some two years ago, by unani-
nous appreciation of his brother officers
on this coast, received the title of Com
modore," and the selection met the ap-
proval of all, and more especially of
those who have enjoyed the pleasure of
voyage with him. By his uniform at
tention and kindness to passengers he
has made host Of friends in Califo MA
who will regret to learn that he leaves
MS, even temporarily. the present trip,
on visit to the Atlantic States. Til.
good wishes of all who know him, accom-
pany him on his journey. Wig.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-03
B. III. O. M. G..

| NOTICE.-In accordance with the I2Sth
IN section Of the statute of California, con-
cerning corporations, notice is hereby given
that the following shares in the capital stock
of the Bunker Hill Quartz Mining Company,
viz: Share no /, in the name Of j. M. Nc
Kenzin; no and 4, in the name of ID. w.
Aldrich; no 6, and s, in the name Of w.
Crawford; no ~ and Ia, in the name Of }
Cable no Is and l6 in the name of Glass;
cock Il Taylor; no H. Is, 10, 20, 81 and IS,
in the name of II, p. Wilkins; no "a, in the
name of A. Clark; no 95 and 96, in the name
of w. w. Marvin; no 33, in the name of T.
w. Colburn; no 81, 35 and SO, in the namo
of G.. ID. Colburn; no Al and AZ, in the name
of C. Babbit; no 43 and A, in the name of
L. Ii. Gaylord; no AZ, in the name of Ii. B.
Brown; no 80, so, 81 and SO, in the name of
w. II. Baxter; no SO, 3d. 55, So, IS, Sc, 81
and 6e, in the name ofD. r. Martin; no 81 and
So, in the name of w. S. McRoberts; no 50
and 60, in the name of b. Higgings; no 60, 20,
II and ~, in tho name Of II. Everett; no ~,
7S, 70 and So in the name of w. X Rigby; no
IS and sc, in the name of ii. Dunlap no 90,
in the name Of c. Barker; no 81 and 90, in the
name Of M. c. fireman: no 81, 9S, 80 and 100,
in the name Of z. w. Bergantz; no lOl and
lO2, in the name of Z p. Kibufn; no 1877 and
1913, in the name of L. Hartsinger ne los,
LOG, lO7 and los, in he name Of A. NJ Petit
bone; no 3S, 80, 80, 19and l20, in the name
of J. Fitz James; no T2 and l22, in the name
of +. NJ Mason; no 1874, in the name of j.
Wilson; no 25 and l26, in the name of G.
M. Carpenter; and no As, in ihe name Of w.
w. Eastabrook, will be sold AT public auction
on Friday, December Sd, 1852, at . O'Clock,
P NJ, AT the office Of the company at tho
works, unless all dues are previously paid, in
accordance with the bylaws of the company.
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
G. ID. COLBUItN, Secr'y.
Nevada, Oct. %, 1852. 27-6t
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-03

AN IMMENSE WoRK.-We see by the
Cincinnati papers that their great tun-
mel is advertised for letting. The hills
on the north side of the city rise about
two hundred feet above the upper plain
of the town, obstructing, except in on e
direction, the free access of railways to
the upper part of the town. A company
has been formed so tunnel the hill, for
the benefit of all the railways approach
ing from the Ohio side, and doubtless
will be immensely useful. This tunnel
will be G,000 feet in length, and will
have 1000 feet of side cuttings. 1t is
intended to lay it with four tracks, and
thus provide free and safe entrance into
the city for six or eight different rail-
ways. which will each contribute to its
receipts, and thus make it very profta-
able stock.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-03

TnE CRYSTAL PALAcE.-"For the last
few days" says the London Times, "a
vast number of persons have assembled
around the ruins of this once far-famed
Palace, probably to witness it's grad
ual demolition, as they once did to see
its wonderful erection. The palace is
now desolate blank, and in a few days
every portion of the upper part will be
taken away. hundreds Of vans being en-
gagged daily in the transit of the mate
rials to Sydenham. At the close of the
week will GENE the diggings, and here
unthought of treasures are expected to
be found. The fl ,oring will have to be
taken up last, and the most extraordina-
ry prices have been offered for the pri
vilegc of searching the ground under
meath, where it is expected many valu-
allies will be found. as great room was
afforded in The flooring of the Great Ex-
hibtion for valuablcs to pass through
The model lodging houses erected by
Prince Albert are also demolished
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-03
Golden Gate saloon,
BY MRS. SMITH.

hPPOSlTE the Mountain House, Main
" street, Grass Valley. Best OF Wine, Lii
quors and Cigars always to be found at their
house.
EXTRA Ham and Eggs, Chickens, Oys.
ters stewed and fried, shell Oysters, and every
other kind in the season.
DRLNhS-Tom and Jerry, Milk Punch,
Hot Wbiskey, and all other kinds Of drink
called for.
This house will be open from o'clock in
the morning, until IL o'clock Mt night. Gtn-
tlemen will find this house the most fashiona-
BILE place in town to spend the evening % 3m"
State of California, I District Court, 10th Ju-
County Of Nevada. dicial District.
SEPTEMBER Term, A. d. 1852.
'ENHE people of the State of California to.
John Noel, Greeting You are hereby
commanded to appear and answer within forty
days after the service of this writ, the COM
plaint of Sarah Noel. now on file in the clerks
office of the District Court aforesaid, against
you praying for divorce from the bonds of
matrmony, existing by her intcrmarIiage with
you, the said John Noel, or in default of your
answering, the same said complainant will
proceed to obtain decree Of court tor the pnr-
poses aforesaid; and also for such other relief
as Is sought for in said complaint.
Witness, Theo. Miller, clerk Of the District
Court 10th Judicial District, with the seal of
tho same hereto attached, this l4th day Of
September, A. d. 1852.
THEO. MILLER, CLERK Dist. Court.
District Court,
Nevada County
1t is ordered that service be made by pubi-
cation of the summons issued herein for the
period of forty days from the period of the first
insertion in The Nerada .Jortrnaf.
WM. II. BARBOUR, Dist. Judge
Atest-Theo. Miller, Clerk Dist. Court.
Octobpr % 1879 076t
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-03


FALL OF A Brick BuILDING.-YeSter-
day afternoon, about half-past three o.
clock, tremendous crash was heard in
the vicinity Of the Plaza. A large num-
Der of citizens rushed out from the
stores on Kearny, Commercial and Sac
ramente streets, and it was found that
n large brick building situated on the
north side of Commercial street, Just
below the corner of Kearny, had crush
ed together and fallen to the ground =
1t was an unfinished structure, the walls
being carried but three stories high
The crash was tremendous, and the
whole earth shook as though an earth
quake had happened. The building
went down apparently all at once, pre-
senting sight terrific and grand. For
tunately the bricks, foor-timbers, etc,
fell in confused mass into the deep
cellar; had any portion of the building
fallen into the street, serious loss Of life
must have been the consequence, as
there were large number of wagons,
etc, standing there waiting for q pas
sage-way below.-Transcript.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-03
N. G.. c.. M. Co.

"a the Nevada County Gold Mining Co,
held in Grass Valley, Nova 1852, it was
Resoiced, unanimously, that an assessment
of fifteen dollars on each share of stock, is this
levied, and payable as follows, viz. Seven and
a half dollars per share to be paid by or before
the 10th inst, or within fifteen days of date
And seven and a helf dollars ger share, to be
poid by or before the first day Of January, 1858,
or within sixty days from date hereof.
Resolced further, that all stock on which
forfeited, and disposed of according TO law.
A true copy from the minutes.
w. B. PEAKE, Sec'y and Treas.
Stockholders will please remit through Ad-
ANS 4. 10, Wells, Fargo 9' Co, or privately tc
the Treasurer. 30-5w w. b. P.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-03
Wyoming @. M. Co.

NOTICE. Alta meeting of the Board OF
IN Trustees, held the lst December, 1852
an assessment Of $4,000 on each half share o.
the capital stock is levied, to be paid in to the
Superintendent at the office of MIR. Ii. G.
HODGE, Main street, on or before the l2tl
instant.
All assessments not paid in on that day viii
be advertised and SOLD according to the
late statute law provided.
The Superintendent would respectfully beg
the company to be prompt In paying the as
sessment, so as TO enable him to set the mill
in successful operation as soon as possible.
32.2w S. C. MCINTYRE, Sup't
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-03
[. VILLA MSON,
b. NJ. COATES,
I. " DAWLEY,
m 7 NJonntl MICK
To the Ladies
DRESS MAkING, MILLINERY
PLAIN SEWINGi

NUlSS McClain and Miss Farnsworth de-
1VA sire TO notify the ladies Of Nevada and
vicinity that they are prepared to pursue the
business Of Dress Making and Millinery in
every department. with neatness and dispatch.
Miss McC. having been extensively employed
in dress making for some years, is furnished
with patterns Of the latest fashions, to which
she solcts the attention Of the ladies. In the
millinery line Miss Farnswc crth desires to re-
fer to specimens of her work already extant in
this place. The ladies may feel assured that
all work dOdc by us will give ample satisfac-
tion.
Misses Nc CLAIM and Farnswerth are at
present located at Dornin e. Cos building on
Gem mercial street, at whose store may also
be found a general assortment of Dress Goods
and Trimmings Millinery materials, Bonnet.,
Shawls Caps, &c. 30.3m
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-03
CtOffffS

SITUATED on the road from Nevada cit,
~ and Grass Valley, TO lllnoistown and Au
burn, eight miles from Nevada, five from Wal
lnpa, seven from Little York, five miles from
Steep Hollow, two from Green Horn and two
from Bear river. Having completed one OF
the most comfortable houses in California, the
subscriber feels assured that he can give com
plete satisfaction to the travelling public, his
boarding establishment being furnished with
every convenience.
Particular attention will be paid to the
ranehing OF stock, and a man constantly kept
with them.
Good fresh beef and pork will be at all times
kept on hand, and for sale, as also provisions
mining tools liquors, etc. all OF the best quail
ty; and as he keeps his own teams, can afford
them at the lowest possible price. lie will
deliver goods, where bought in gu tes of
one mule load or more, at all the neioring
mines, free of charge for packing.
2l-3m* s. II. STORMS, Proprietor.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-03

UNION HorEL.-We have heretofore
omitted to mention the improvements
in this we'll known house. Besides pre-
senting great inducements to families
in having a great number of neat and
comfortable apartments, Mr.. Smith
spares no pains or expense. to give per-
feet satisfaction to travellers and regu-
lar boarders. A barber and hair dress
cr's saloon has also been attached, und sr
the management of an experienced bar
Der, Mr.. Young.