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Shooting Burglar The Uounded Man Arrested
The police last night, were in search of burglar who
The previous night shot at by Dr. Randall of Mana
Junk while in the act Of leaving the jsvery store of
Christian King, In company with another. The Dr.
heard noise ana light In the store aud knowing
that the owner did not sleep live there rishttuly
Judged that . robbery going The robbers o..
capped with about $500 in watches and jewslry, sud
it was not known that they had been wounded
until yesterday morning, when man that arrived
in the city BY the oars, from Msnsyuns, applied
to physician to have ball extracted from his side.
and tho wound dressed. The suspicious excited by
this occurrence led to the mans being watched,
and finally to his capture. The real Of the
wounded man 10 believed to be jesse BIannan A
brother Alfred George Banpan, also arrested but
there proof that the latter had hing to do with
the robbery None Of the pur der has been recovered
and probably carried OF by the other par to the
Iobbery, who is believed to be man with whom the
wounded brother left Carlisle time since. The
police his track Both the prisoners single
and belong to Carlisle where they born Jesse
is iaborer, and Alfred drover.
Richards the daguerreotypist took the lksnessss Of
the Richmond murderers this morning at the MARSHALL
Office
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Passe myers Arrived.
IrENos AyREs-Bark Oliver J Hayes-Mr N Mamie
ZAzA-Brig Z,za-F Martinez, a Medina.
Passenger Sailed.

CHAcRrs-Brig william CLARK, from New or,sans-E q
Bailey John Meyers John NcCarty, VIM Hannah, John
Blake Mrs Blake and swo children Geo nsLsushn Chas
Barry Daniel Mccabe, John Pe Geo Gordsn Thos Boz
den Geo Evans Robert Dover Margaret Dover John MIN
Henry Fi.zpatriek and lady James McAulen 0uern-
ny Iamon bulroTs ana SON. I.ossriok waiter Pc
carroll James Curry lady and tyo children Cnriophsr
L Adams, Herman Felker. Horne II Ashman. Law
Krtse John Krtsc Kuder, Christolisr Cornelius
Murphy Jacob Dowler W m Smith, Hearon Michael Boyle,
coultry, David Duffy
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MARKETS ELsEwuERE.

PHLAurt rpfA, Feb A. Stock B9qrd-slgO Penn. Gs,
~ Vk 500 Pom BE- 81 200 DO ~ Nv Wilmp yt1n Rail
ro,d, 6s, ~; 1000 Camden and hmboy RR Sc 9iI le0
tut0uchanna Canal G 6St 600 Lohigh hav. IT, ~: 40
ss I. I. Bsk ~ 10 DO u Mechanics Bsuk soif loo
ntl io2 2D LonF Island ER gtr o. Do ~; 40 Reading
KR h5yn, sasi 1860 d. ts&nl g&i 400 Reading Bonds
~ 10 ~ ~ els Reading kR 8Sts; 81 do 1885, 81 10 1885,
~ 20 8 % Ol do. s5wn, 3a 100 hlleghGny Co.i b. -
KY sgssss-fI0 Reading RIG Ga 20 I0i 100 20. RR
bbNiht ~ w 10. cash ae 100 abs u. g. Bank B 50 Nor
s re Ssnsi; So ~ Long lssnd pa Second Board
Siy khoh ~ w. 100 su6 Canai, Ga. 6SG; . shs Penn,
hh, M ~ Phh. snd Trenton RK iT; " 1irsrd Bsnb,
l2H, .fJfer Soi.s-S2W ech. Bank G'a Ge ys,s ri shs
40
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Police IutellIgcnCe.

a Daring Theft-.7rres Of Of the Rogue,.-About
three O'clock yesterday afternoon four thieves from the
region OF the Five Points made bold dash glass
case containing Jewery valued at S1 the property OF
Mr. Christian Lenner No. 2s3 broadway. 1t the
tour roguee were secn 70 seze the and OF with
u INTO heace street cp an alley, where they broke the
glass and pocketed the property consisting Of geld
oaceie nve hair bracelets three hair chains, lot OF
charms and other articles in all valued at SO
young man named Rodclphus Miller who work in
the building saw the thieves run into the alley with the
With the witness proceeded TO the alley and there
all four Of the thieves with the case before tn EN- the
ground in the act OF punderng 1t Of i.s contents The
Togues finding they were discovered made bold push
20 scspe Mr. Lerterr seized hold OF one aud seeded
with the aid Of Mr. Miller in securing hi. arrest The
other three iascss made their escape, carrying with
before Justice osborn al the Tombs where he called
himself Georg. jackson Toe accused exhibited very
dishonest looking couuttu9nc. and recognized by
the police oil offender, The magistrate com
nttd him 70 prison ieF trial in default 81 $500 ban re
alleged Chcrrt Fl ENt sieaorf -Ofirer Elier 81 the
lower Police Court, yesterS9y arrested young man in
he employ q tie !Iudsn River Railroad Company as
freight agent a. LII rIsf street on complaint made
by Dir Oliver e. Lee SECRETARY q the conpsny charging
the accused With upwards 81 500 moneys 81
the company received ~ bl dufiES Lis employment as
sven agent Tee serast wa csaVeyed before 5uetic
osoosa VINO detained LIN IN caftody 70 await tuitAeF
eSainlDatlon ,
.fiysst q Tee DfsgtfGt, te@ihS -Oiesfs Fums,esa
and Merritt q the Inir3 dttrct Police Court yeter
Jay nressed Two women mar "a ben hogan ana Nara
IgfLer on ehsrge q IeTIeiaung brutal ana aarins
robbery on the pe1sop q Mrs Iooi t seem' by the
of til. veek Tie twO accused parties called At tie
residence Of hrt. l5cd. situated at No 40 Twelfth
upon her beat tna tea'ed her IN terrible man.
neri a'ncs- conpe.ety tearing tue cl9Llng from
nsr beay sesvlng ne roor woman in'enstols on
sns a.VI icy he1s psoEe 9fen drawer IN we gu1ssu
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E1urried,

On Thursday evening Feb. ~, BY Rev. DR. Schwo.sr
GEoaog TuoKER to AvoVsTA SoraiA Smith, all Of this
city
On Tuesday FEB TO- at the Church of the Transagura-
ton, by Rev. George Houghton, RosgaI n HEDoES
10 MaeoAsEr DsRRs, all Of this city
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Teisgrnph,c marins Reports :,

No arrival ~ day.
Beiov-A ship ana bark ,x,.. ~.
UIesred-ships Harriet Jessie, sud Thos Pefklns Dr.
Orleans; Lsrks Lenho1, nsyana Maria do kosefs
hdephlk; brlss Mary Perkins Kohmono' soA1s N.'"'s
en'ia' rnh'a'ipnA ''''0'' UaAaLrsror. xss IL
Arriyes-sohr PAios,ins, Nissan. ~
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Tslegrapbic REPORTS,

NV OnLEaNs, Feb IL 1852
There IL steady demand for cotton salss Wsdne,-
day 900 bslcs strict nddiing, 7ho
hEw ORLEANS February II 1862
Cotton 10 In good demand the sslss To- day vsre eco
bslss - avm prices the purchases wsrs mostly for
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Terrible Fse IN San Jan-Great Destruction ~ Propert
Last evening about 10 noon the town aroused by
lbs of FIRE in English French and Spanish and upon
proceeding TO the of the fire found the United
States Hotel envelopsd in flames and within two hours
than fifty houses had been destroyed besides much
private property. Don Psdro Pons and Don Francisco
Grimas the largest losers Not expecting anything
destructive In the way Of fire. not provided
with engines buckets But fortunately Lieutenant
Armstrong of the Albany arrived with a crew and en-
CINE and Commander Frsde Of the Express with crew
ropes SC SC and at length the flames arrested
The thanks of the citizens rendered these gentlemen
for their invaluable aid IL L. g.
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tai principles triumph and . ubsral government bs
established.
The steamship Alabama arrived here on the 2sth from
New Orleans In leaky coDdition survey called,
and she vas condem ned and will bs sold the beneRt
o. the derwriters She isinsured Ia New Orleans r
Sc o6o.
II the underwriters Of New York their interest,"
they would eend an under writers sgsn. here II L 8
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Sax JvAs pEL No

Sax JvAs REL NonTE, Feb. l. 1852
~ s,,-,ge II he Tru1ia and Roman Rice7ze Protest
cffSt Honduras Gorernmen- san sGlrodo,--TA, D,pqy.
me Of Bfunos for PTs-.4Gsirs in Norogisa &C.
enclose you a copy Of the protest Of the Honduras
against the forcibe seizure OF rruxo
and Roman River, by II NJ. schooner Bermuda, an
count d which forwarded you at the time Of its
renee
FOR twenty yes7e rttt, We have sesn Great Britain
carving Honduras Her srst slice ham strung Honduras
taking away her tbs, valuable portion OF her stats
the province q Belize the mahogany from
which has enriched many CT her Maje,ys subjects,
Colonel Macdonald the Atlantic, AID Mr. CkatGeid
sbe Pssac have left to Honduras but little than
name Der vitality ha, almost departed She is sur
rounded by complete Gordon Of her Majesty. agents
who sre oon,tanty compretsins herencroaching upon
her territory with some pstry excuse for an apology
anti ultimately she viii snk into the n.eniacsnce OF
British colony There last ses the organization Of the
government Of the Bay Islands and capture Of Truxllo
Limas and Roman Rivs:, ags nst which she can only
protest make the last grains q sand the camel back
Nicaragua has declared the dissolution OF the federal
pact Of Jan 1851. The sicarssuan government enjoy
larger than ether Of the Central American
satesu receiving thousand dollars peg annum from
the Transit Company aud ten per Of the profits Of
the company besides commerce greatly incressed-a
result Of the transit Nov, the federal government hal
itching to help dsb1rce this money which wa. quite
natural nasmuch as, by the term. Of the pact there
va. to be one general treasury consisting Of the
OF the Bacs Of the confederation 20 be dsbursed
oy the Congress Of the confederation q which ore OF the
Joes YrAncco Darundia Is President. But Nicaragua has
gained boldn.ss al the ssme time that she Ia, gained
strength and quietly placed her digit &C the right hand
ride OF her and ssit - No ysu don't Don Jose
We VIII receive our own money and pay It too We do
not care TO help Fan Salvador fortfy Isa dc Tigre
Honduras In her futile attemrt, to shag- on British
domination Our good for; Of San Carlos requires
PREPARATION Tor The YANKEES are cheating US abomina
potatoes and one Of these dsyf enterprsnz citizen
OF III horte may take II into hh head to capture Fan
Carries and eet up custom house on his own hook
which would not be difcut matter and We must ex.
pepd some OF money there aud besides, San SALIVA
doreane love money very much and may not get II
hack five give IL 20 you you may AXE your
selves you busiuets 70 be San Salvador Hon
durss poor, good for nothing states
Mupos has gone 10 Lima Peru, TO regain bis health
me government all stationed at Leon in order
a. prevent an outbreak OF the PoheDginos who have
nitsd NTH the remnants Of Munoss party and
Nv sar the most powerful faction In the State and
siiot that about the time Of the S~ans Santa (uoy
Wsasl An APRIL We ehal ind Munov heading the
pohes,poe and A. he becomes ths'r leader 30
srr sii tbs govern party % oysthro~n aud db'
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shtr Afhturttn, MowHli.ns, Liverpool
ud >, tuhIie, "; meridian. ssH =. ssnset ESE, and
1 lzLt
shr Eric which arr I2tf rerorisNo date, on Mstsyor
day sstod clipper shT steering NJ saw tef again iVsh
lukt in
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

sAisd.Sohrs Loeistns. MYsrt; Golden RuIs Philsssl.
Avoio, Boston; brig rybee. nYsrk.
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1HIPPIN0.

1HIPPIM0s
NoTICE.-sTEANsHIP PACIFIC, FROM LIVERPOOL.
IN commences dschareng cargo this morning. Saturday
Februsry 4h Consignees will please send their permits
beard. EDWARD X. COLLINS & co.
NEW LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGRIs
engine ss.amahip NORTHERN LIGHT Of 200 ton. bur-
Yoii sbousthe iss Of April Passenger ~ ihs Norshsn
and splend double engine steamship s. LEWIS Of
20c tons burthen These steamers unrivAed In the
quality and extent Of tor odations expressly
D. b. ALLEN, ssent, No. Battery place.
INDEPENDENT THOROUGH LINE FOR CALIrOR-
MAJ Chrgres TO leave March 1ss, from pier No
N X. BY Ike splendid clipper ship FRANK JOHNSON.
the CLIPPER bark HERSALIA, LothTop, master Of
these elegant eprer ships are very fas and have fine
for Mimi Limited number ., pa.
mama 70 San Trsnc scefrst Cabin, s0 Second Si6o
For further psttieml,ss srsly 60
RW. TRUSpY, q Coentes alp,
FOR San FRANCISCO, DIREcT.-THE sAGNIFI-
ont and fast sailing packet snip ST PATRICK Gurdou
u. Waterman snder, will have Immediate despatch
for the above port Passengers will find 10 their nteress
select this beautiful shp in preference to other her
1o secure passage esiiy application win be ethsr
on board. Pier North river, or 70 Bother BROS.
lod ana le South sireet corner OF Peok SLIP.
STEAMSHIP BROTHER JoNATaAN.-A LIMITED
royt properly guaranteed Per BROTHER Jonahsn vhish
rails Thursday th instant For passage apply only
4. MILLS, Agent. 81 Cortiandt street,.
CAUTION TO PAssENGEg ELS TO CALIFORNIA-THE
~ only genuine tickets for che Monumental City, 80 leave
Panama about the 18th March, issued
aersned no other tickets VIII be recognized ~ Pansms
A II. PRIDE CO.. Broad street..
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Our NIcaragu a CorrsspOnder

DAN JUAN II NItAKA6IAs ftUfu2ty y Io0s
.9nofha Retoiution.
on tbs o9th ult. difficulty occurred at Leon between
the government party ard the Pchenginos, which re
suited in the death OF several Of the latter The govern
men. impressing eilseps and marneros into theiy
service.
This is but the beginning Of q sanguinary revolution
The country Will again be deluged with blooda lore
party In the ascendapcy-a few days Of CON
psrs,ye quiet and Their another revolution III. l. 8,
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HEDICAL.,


nR. RALPH, AUTHOR or THE PRACTICAL Pr.
~ vse Treatise &c. Once kours 70 IL o'clock A. NJ.
and 70 o'clock r. NJ SUNDAY exoeptedJ No. Ss 0roea-
veh street From the uncommon medical advantages Ahs
rSs FOR pSrps.s u
studying those diseases followed By long and very esen
ave practice in this speciality he oar wishoue hestatou
secondary dscsaes sr ture, certain SAFE ana
radical than can DO obtained from any other
In Ansen Thsss whe syry in .he earlier stages Of ala
which 10 ofscn effected in few days Separate vat
ing roons arc provided For ea,sns By lester addrsss
Dor 500 Post once.
TYR COOPER, DUANE STREET, HAS FOR THa
~ last years. enjoyed the extensive pr,otas In
private diseases OF any medical In New York lie onr
removed In two days. DR. Cooper cure Aha
form from to two weeks OF AZ hts
brought en- BY scoret hhbis INDUCED in BY young men
This when 100 frequently INDUCED in bere,s
weakness Of the limbs confusion OF ths ~
sion 10 society a cure GUARANTEED. N B.-nsrsnrsys
doas DO deceived. l have not left Duane %.
DR, WARREN, NO. MOTT ST., CONTINUES IN
~ be consulted confdontiay on tRo troatment ~ ,-
ve diseases Dr. has devoted 10 years 10 the praosias
hs proiescn when the victims Of self absse or tho.s
roiy on safe aud speedy cure N.B.No foe ill CURED
NR. JOHNSON, NO. II DUANE sTRExrrso wRTf
~ known In thc trestment Of delicate diseases TIA nc.
tors reputation Tor ssn ia those oAee baS 49,
existed for lears pre-emncut Consttu sonai voahnoss
brought By fsbs ehestuslly oursd Rsass 1900.
o,ted in -four days. perfect cure, no charge.
~ Fkg TILL CuKED.-DX coRpsr- "a nra gn
~ sreeh mar be oonsnises aon95sANa, On an a-.aa
cent ~ deiissto diseases Tvsny-oas vs>s.
ta Dc O. 70 psrorn speosy and psrransuA oures ~ -
- M ss,sas 20. ~. a ~ h assslass ~
Anssos vnsre AL IN nes9 q msalsal OF surros sd mas
ypy WAC csraanw q hslss acnarAhls sssih staa n
wv n'n''f o vac We f'sa yarwSs.
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NOTICE.-sTEANsHIP PACIFIC, FROM LIVERPOOL
IN dischareng cargo this morning. Saturday
February h Consgnees will please send their permits
beard. EDWARD X. COLLINS co.
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ZaNznAn. Nov g5-No Am vessels in port Sid ga. brig
EMIL %d SsFsna sSsas 90 Bombay ga
zAzA Jan 5Brig Susan small, Small. Tor NYOrk abOu.
80 VIZ 'nis an Home IPbs Ports.
: Ia sss siT c'sS SS5'Hsr S
Ath.n. Walton. EYork ;Sh, satks Nary Barney, Bar
Ia wrishs BsIam.s 4.h ilip Gee Turner ffnsc, New
ypc ca dO o,o SAIh Ts,on Merry
5n,sS.p John DunisE sseihsls Bo..on bsrls Rasns
tars fre Lewis dc 7th Eiisb. Dcnson Ls.hsE Ros.cr
saEi bark kraoweF johnson. NYeri brig Madison CLARK
por. lcA s3p, George Turner Prince isr Eysrk wig
nan. Afey nom wsss59rs' vts Sosl:s. l.aTy ito N
SsSsS' sspS6
rs dFe pf PMS se SSs ssIcas s S H sss.n
1 1l5ss f s s., T xsr P sss T. 6i s.s.
H IsS ~ Hand ks. s sss for s
isom frSyiasgeg Wiz NARY Barney, Barney from war
NOR AZ sssysy % Ss'f s a qs' E Sais
Cray isr d A.; Helen Frances Blan'hsrd. fsr Proy
VIA hSa1edes Irr for hvsr. iS1 cksse cSsss for
S.In 1s ~ e as aSs'
NV $ h IT from as'F .' @r IvTsisss
wrisht from Bahamas DO; Arlington, Jones' from NYorf
sisva ,l'% Posi-
@ Essl n Gs|ss Ar sr gs bari ch'ss
Gqrs :, vlsesns es,Ssrins SisEels NisEsi estisns,
s a. S As. ks shR Rsns
w HsI ess sn Sssa
,icr, VIM PIT schr John Frsnkln. Manson, Nsdoira-
BODEGA (Csll. jan l5-Sohr Sheriff LOG Tor bIrsnofco
BALTIkokE, Feb PAR schrs Aurora .. csrushsrs
York; Nbik6, Watts Charleston Thomas Psre, Cr.nmcr
York CID ship hls3ssder Johnson, Rotor dam; b,iss
CUNNINGHAM Rioh Pensacola schTs EiEs frsbie Indies
irsu Smith, Davis EYork. . -
CHARLEsToE. Feb 7-cld bark Brunette, Preble NOT,
leans schr Golden Rule Cham boriain, sid
ship c.mbts tBrl Eocuiloos Lv,IgoSi; ef" !uA Ann
sthArr brig ua.bet (Dsnl Reiso Liyerpoo sohr Lea.
Pobscn Boston. In the crg bark Abraham Youns rom
-. Sid stear ship trsbcI. Rollins Key west and ia.
ynna ship Hsrssret Br) naves Liverpool, brig Isr
(Prusl Bsr,e Seitni Adeis keLhrty indios schf Al
fred Adams, Eidridsoi do. ... - :. .
CITY POINT, FEB o-Arr bark Wliiam carson. tDrD
ysughsn Ncyport q :.
TLizSBETH cry prev 70 Feb Arr schrs Aigernon.
heeljnh and Margaret Anu. Bursese WIndies.
GEORGETOWN, SO, Feb 6-Asr BRIG Denmark Baytcl
Yofk sohrs Albert Ase Magnolia Torroy Boston
cid trs Nancy Ann. jacobs BOSTON; sohr Ctnsurion.
uHhb, DO.
fEWIs Feb ~, PM-Ihe ship Tsrruin, from Norloaus
Ia Abe only vessel In tho hsbor sod NE Of
t0n loss 40 conjecture all the Pos boaN
and az no,hing from for sea has maze ita sproaasoe
e prcatv stor an loss for n3vs 20 untoao Wind
Vkw, weather cloudy SRI cola.
12sh AM-Thc bark Fairnount bound foe Bsrbsdosa
soUndsd On h3 LedRa P0stsrIcl whore aimed
50 ssslg boar As pgsaiog The passs gussbsG zoe
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Tbc sneecb ofMr, Ward. Of Kentucky,

NJ ,,.,.b &c NJ yV.rJ of K,.rturkv.
- !, WI
- ''e iAo''S = =
nesnay' says me A'eAahof'a 'a1e'e u '"o
9th inst, has attracted considerable atten-
ton, both on account ofthe position of the
sneaker. and the ability Of the address he
m,ds 7, M, known that Gen. Scott
.,,ro-,el H. ,nv &c
"'d'a 70
the representatives. rom iAeH'.'" 4"
seems he has been by Mr- ward The
following is the substance of Mr.. WIS re-
marks On The casion alluded 10:
IT. hal;aved that lie Wig marty should
Iii, .ra,rd Cen scott He was no wor.
sh;n,or ~ man and although he had his
nra;,,J;cesand nar,ial;ties. he was disposed
70 sacra6ce them upon the altar OF his
corn,rv's cool though be would not sac
rs,,o ,s;nc;,,les unon The shrine of any
ma, H. believed win the gentleman
fTom Tennessee, fMr. Williams. that the
aaon,ion or the COMPROMISE measures was
M, = ,riumph Of party. and should not be
claimed ~ sucb. II was triurnph OF
na,rot;sm over marty. hut he was frank
70 arknowledget hat they had not produced
.ba, bcpeGc;ai and salutary inHuen nee " hicl
he had anricinated. Gen. Scott, as all
wonI admir- took nm active mart il having
these compromise measures passed but,
notv;thstandino this. he was required to-
place himself upon the record. lfhe had
proclaimed upon the house,ops his opin.
ions on these measures. he (Mr. W.
thought it would have snackcd Of ecotism
would have shown desire on his part to
he nominated as a candidate for the Pres
idency. This was an attitude in which he
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Millions Paid By tie Administrations
According TO tie Hon. James Brooks, tie
present Administration has paid nearly
Sl7,000,o0o of the National debt. Thus:
The public registered debt on the seth Of
November, 1850, WIS.,. S6l,22S, 239
The public debt Goth Novem-
Der, 1851 was. -62, 5G0,3
Sincethe Wings came into power, March
4, 1919, they have freed the country from
an amount ofpublic delft, as follows:
Stock of the loan Of 1875
act Sd March. 1919 .23l,300 90
Stock Of the loan OF l6IG--act
OF the 22d July. 1876. 9 "a
Stock Of the loan Of lSi7--act
of 2sth January. l647- .sS3, 200 90
Mexican indemnify act of
10th August. 1916. ,. .303.573 90
Bounty Land Scr,p-act llth
February, .232,S75 90
Old funded and unfunded debt
act Alb August, 179o.and
12lh june, 1898. 1911 81
Awards under the fifteenth
article Of the treaty with
Mexico. for which the issue
Of stock was authorized, but
which were paid in cash 3. 006,275 81
Payments undertwellih article
Of the treaty with Mexico.
(by instalmens) ,258,140 81
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vy;,sg HEeotEEg ia, APP pomattox

Alta mectino Of the Who's of Anno
mattox. held at the Court House. s,h dav
of Anril. 1852. Col. Thos II. Flood. was
called to the Chair and Beni. p Walker
vhsanno;nted Secretary. and ,be collov;oy
resolutions were unanimously adon,ej.
LIST. Resolved. That we apnr5ye the
pronosal TO hold \ STATE Convention of ,be
WHO marty in Richmona The IAN inst
and That Gitv deleqa,es he anpoin,ed bv
III. Cbn;r RI renr,sent tb;s conr,v Il said
Convention
Wbcreunon the following named gen.
,lcmcn we're annoin,ed. William MA.
,hews. Dr.. N. J. Terry. Benz s Morris
q. Harper WIN, J. Watkins. Crawf;.rj
II. Jones. S. L. Mathews. b. Fl. Noalin.
IT q pa,teso, 7 w MeK;nnev 7 W
Woet Is,ac Adams. DR. Wm ID CHS.
tian. r. p Walker. 8. p Vnv,cr.J q.
Walton DIG Wbi,c Vim Shcarcr
s T Walker. W. F6,,,in I w S,ra,.
ton. J. e. billiard. r Jones. Geo. w
Iolnsan.JH Davidson. Newton Shearer
s. Biolow. l.. +. Bnrks. IT. Woodson.
The Carter. Col r.. Wyatt. ,Iumes w
Overton. Tbos. r. Peers, sanil. Carter.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-15
WHIGCAUCTS.

In pursuance Of the call in the papers of
yesterday. the Wing members of Con-
gress met last evening in the Senate Cham
Der. at seven o'clock. The meeting was
organized by calling Mr. Mangum to the
chair, and by tie selection Of Mr. Chand-
Ter. Of Pennsylvania. and Mr. Dockery, Of
North Carolina, as Secretaries. The eau
Gus was in session till about eleven o'clock,
and, after soEneu la; animated and au-
ieable conversation on several points ofpar-
~ and pubic interest. adjourned to meet a.
gain on mex, Tuesday week.-RcpnLlic Of
Saturday,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-15

The Richmond Times, after making an
analysis Of the vote on Mr.. Hilyer's
COMPROMISE resolution. thus comments on
tho vote of certain Northern Wigs:
''Now, we have 10 hesitation in express
ing our surprise aud modification at the
course fthose Northern Wings, who. b.
iaeir votes on this resolution. have virtual
y rcpudiated the slavery adjustment. and
refused to sustain the firm. patriotic and
epinenlly national policy Of Mr.. Fill
moie's administration. We have no ex-
cuse or apology 10 urge ii behalf Of men,
who thus de, arc in effect that the Compro-
mise is not final and rcrmane settle
ment oil the questions ii embraces, and
that ii should net be regarded, maintained.
and executed as such. We have 10 io,e-
ration iorany politician, whether Wig or
Democrat. who, upon any prc,ext what
ever, would disturb the existing settlement
ofthe sla, cry question, aud thus reopen
the bitter fountain of sectional strife and
domestic discori We are firmly conyin-
ced that If such an attempt is ever made.
our Union will not survive the expe iment,
aud we shall always be found ready to de-
nounceit come from what quarterit may"