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United States Patent once,
Washington, Nov. 81, ia52.

Washington, Nov. ~, ie52,
IN the petition Of Charles Goodyear assignee of ~ Hsyward0
Of New Haven Connecticut for the extension o. patent
granted him mode
chouc with sulphur for the manufacture various articles for
years fen the OF ssd patent which pacs
the twenty fourth day OF February 1853
Is ordered that the said petition he heard the Patent Once
Monday the 3lst Of January 1e3 ~ scock and ali
notified appear and show any have
why said petition ought not TO be granted
Persons opposing the extension required he In
Office their objections specially forth In writing
before Of hearing All testimony filed party
be used the said hearing be taken and transmitted In
cordance with the OF the Office, which will be furnished
plcation
ordered also, this notice he published in tbs National ntel
geneer, Republic and Union, Washington d. C Inquirer, Phil
adphia, PennyvaniH Express Nav York city Albany
Register Albany New Yok Courani Hartford, Connecticut
Providence Rhode Island Daily
tom Masachuses, week for three successive weeks
vioas thirf 3sD Of January eighteen hundred and
nfty- three, tls53D the day Of hearing ..
Commissioner of Patents.
Editors of above papers will copy and send their
bills 70 the Patent Office, with containing this notice
Nov 2s-iaw3w
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The Railroad Route 20 tho West.

Through Cincinnati BY rail the entire dsnce, eree ten miles,
1htcA is done IN coaches
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THE physseisu's Pocket Do~e-Ho.h, and
Book the o all the principal articles
81 Che matena Medca. &C. by .. n. Wyhes NJ. D.
AN the Meac Books published the United States for sale
- TAYLOR T. MAURy,
Nov @ booksellers, psh
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;s ;;,E-.,i .

white Hail. New Windsor Carroll county piRry-
land.
NHtS
and htied especial
quiet comfort In region remarkable
for its ssubty in the immediate vicinity sulphur
spring and for residence places de-
sirabe the State Windsor
The subscriber still Accommodate twenty
hoardes. The table will manner satisfy The taste
all The bar viii be furnished with the wines liquors.
gars sc.
The terms for board shall he moderate nothing
done which will conduce pleasure of viseT
New Windsor s Of and reached eief
stage 10 Wes,minssr by Baltimore railroad
Woodbne Mount Airy, either Of which places conveyance
viii be found 20 passengers New Windsor
given 10 the subscriber = few days before.
SARAH BARTHoLo,y, Proprietor
juyea-du ,. r. BARrHoLow, Agent
The daily union., 1852-12-12

HIGHLAND PIAIDs.-Ths day opened
III 100 Highland pad Of exquisite qualities
Styles for chdrens Those desiring goods Of tha
class had better call a
100 pieces fine mousseines and enoes the brightest color
and best qualities
50 pieces moussenes. ahsdeso
30 pieces fine "Pars josey hannes,n all coiors
100 pieces white aanneis all prices and qualities
40 pieces thin cassimeres weeds for boys pants
With lots of other goods all proverbay prices.
Terms cash, unless arranged TO the contrary. EN
Good articles low pces and fair dealing be relied In
cases.
@E PERRY BROTHER,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-18
DOMESTIC PORTS

Boston-Ar lOth brig Maria Wilder, [of WIscasseD
Coffin, Philadelphia.
Ar H. schs James, Gushing, and Caroline Mcintyre,
Bath ASIA Spear, Rocklahd Casco, Fegg and Brilliant
Lambert, Freeport.
Cid, brig Bioomer, DckmEn, st Marks.
Ar 18th, skip Mgscongus, Tof Waldo5oro9 Keleran n
Orleans 18th SW goth bark William (of Damaris-
cGia, Bailey, hilafcph.a
New York-Ar 9th inst, sch Lebensh Gcyer, Pert
Prince II days.
Ar iIth brig Lion (of Bath Alexandra, Caso Oct 80
ca, bark Reindeer, Lawrence, Orleans brig Mari
tiSAe, Nelson, Ponce.
Cid 18th, ship Clara Ann, Reed, Havana; bark Bur
Ington, Wncheil Matanzas.
Ar i3th ship Humphrey Parrington, Prince Liverpool
New Orleaas-Cld ID, skip st Peter, Dillingham;
{Lavrc.
flowed 60 sea 23d ship Emma Fieh
Adv 3D., ships Maine, Freeman, for Liverpool 9th pas
sage oniyi Diadem, MyHck Tor New York. wig 200 hid,
sugar.
Below 7th ship ChampIsin, woodward, I'm York.
Cid 9TH, ssip Iioeshton, Doane, Liverpool.
MObitc-Ch 9d, ship Jas Bogert, Howe, Havre.
Liverpool wig crew from New Orleans, would proba
oily sail 25ts>
CharIestom-Ar9 9Th, bark Savannah, Boston.
Went TO sea 9Th, ships Alliance, for Havre John Hen
ry, fer Liverpool.
Richnond-Ar sth sch Mozart, r eed Boothbny.
PhiIadcl phia-Ar 10Th, ship Arkansas, Otis Liv
erpoo.
CID, ship Charlotte Reed Weeks, Havana.
Baltimorc-Ar l2th, ship Sarah IL Louisa, Hender
son. New York.
Providcncc-Ar 9th. bark lido Kmball, Ingraham
New Orleans.
Bristol, RI-Ar 9Th, brig A wasAburn, Pierce
Csidenas.
Newport-Ar Echs Nourmahal. Kendall, York 70
Rockland; William, kilbon, Baltimore for Bath Mar,
crockett Crockett, Rockland; Effort, Higgins Yorl
ior hockiand Senate, Robertson, Rockald for York
Clarendon, do for do
GlOuccster-Ar 6th brig Baldwin MONTGOMERY
NiscasEet for Jacksonville.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-18
What the Canadians think of Wistar's
Ralsam

From the Montreal Transcript, July u is4s'
We think II hut due To Dr. Wisnr ihai we should add
our testimony others as 10 he eAfaordina
~ -ris Of his m-d-ine in erriah cures particularly
where the patient has compa hleu ~ pain Ia the side
or in case. Of an aslhmaica character.
We are p-rspaaily acquainted WIN many persons
WI have experienced immense relief from the o
his medicine when iabof ing under the diseases above
mentioned ant IN the chan yeabe climate Of Cana
da fhrs. diseases are more than usually an,
medicine calculated 10 them must be of val
We are aware that IL has large aud still increasing
safe ani has beca very generally AMI bene6ciay
siacs 's inroducon Into Ca"ada three years ago-and
the very TACT Of is having stood the three year.
expsrtence - proof ofiis value.
We are mt IN the habit OF recommending patent
mfiicincs unirss the benefits conferred by them have
e"Rr nnter our owR observation but in the present
Instance recommend Wi.ar's Balsam OF VIII
Cherry, medicine worthy of the confidence Of The
public ~ diseases of the Chc and side and in
crses ~ scitY coughs have yielded 10 lis in
hurnce
TO he genuine IL must h. signed BUTTS.
Address all orders TO the General Agent, Seth w
Fowle Boston, Mass. 4w 80.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-18
Remarkable cure of Mrs. Judge Berry.

Mrs. JosEPH BERRY, wife of Hon. Judge Berry OF
Nebury Vermont was attacked last spring with Bron-
chiiis OF the m violent grade. Her physician was
Dr. P, who has since removed To New York city, 10
become Professor in the N Y. Medical College. After
attending upon her for some lime without benefit, until
the disease had ned chronic form he declared that
further attendance useless as her disease was in
durable. Having heard that DR.. Rogers Syrup of Liv
erworth, Tar and Canchaagua was unlaillng rem
cdy in of this kind, she resorted 10 il. aud was
entirely aud perfectly cured by the of two bottles.
The high standing Of the parties referred 10, renders
comment unnecessary.
CAUTION-None genuine unless there is on the
buff wrnppcr, note Of hind, signed with pen, by
L. SCOVII.L co.
FOR SALE wholesale and retail, by A. L. SEQ
VlLi.G CO Proprietors ut their Principal D.pot.
GOTHIC HALL, No. 3l6, Bro rdw1y, New YORK 10
whom all orders for the Me lcinr ani letters relating
TO agencies should be addressed. pou paid.
ALSO, for sale in Bath by A. G. Page; Waldo
boro, bv VI NJ. Rawson.
PRICE-In large boitles Al 90. or SIX bottles for SIS
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-18
MI 81 T. U G 81 Or Q 8.

In Bangor, 9th inst, by Rev. Mr. Caldwell,
Frederick E. Shaw, Esq, Attorney and Coun :
cillnr at Law, of Orland. to Miss Sarah Ell len
Benson. late Assistant Teacher of the Young
Ladies High School, in Bangor. Capt. Israel
Gross. Of Brunswick, to Sarah c. Palmer, of
Bangor.
In Newcastle. 10th ult. by Rev. d. Cush-
man. Charles Nickols. Of Newcastle, to Hiss
Almira Runlett, of Alma.
In Bristol. 4th inst. oy p VI. Wells, Esq,
Mr.. Levi Russell 10 Miss Elizabeth A Foul-
tain. both of that place.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-18
nc &C ID s..

In this city. 10Th inst, Mr.. James W.
Blooms, aged SO. On 18th inst, Mr. Benz.
Trott. aged rs. On 18th inst, Anna Augusta,
daughter of Charles Davenport, aged Is mos
On l4th inst, Charles Williams. aged Z mos
In Wiscasset, I4th inst Mrs. Susan, wife of
Henry Ingalls,, Esq. aged "a years 10 months
In Bangor. 10th inst, Capt Jacob Drum,
mond. formerly of this city, aged 60.
In Portland 10Th inst, Mr.. George Davis,
formerly Of this city, aged 33 years.
On board ship Richard Morse. 9th ult., on
the passage from Liverpool to New York, Sias
Bates, native of Maine
At sea, no date, off Bermuda on the passage
from Liverpool to Baltimore. Captain Thomas,
master of barque Lucy L. Hale. of Boston.
In South Thomaston, Feb. 2Sth, George I.
son of George r. and Lydia Post, aged years.
In San Francisco, Feb. 9Th. John K Cerry,
of Maine Jan. 25th, Alonzo Snow, of Maine
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-18
State of Maine,

LINCOLN, ss-Dstrict Court Middle District, February
Term, ID, 1852
JOANNA T. LEMONT, Of Augusta, in the County OF
u Lincoln, widow, plaintiff uersus Francis Lemont of
Oregon Territory, defendant
In plea Of the for that The said Francis Le-
mont Mt Bath in the said county of ncoln on the ne
teeth day of December in the year of Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and forty by his note OF hand OF
that date by him signed for value received promised the
plaintiff pay her her order twenty-five dollars on de-
mand with interest Yet though often requested the said
defendant hath not paid said but neslects and refuses
do the damage of the said plaintiff las she sath
the OF ST venty- five dollars.
And now il appearing the court that the said Francis
Lemont resident of this Stae, and has no ten
agent attorney therein that his goods or estate has
been been attached in this suit and that he has had no no.
tce of the tendency thereof 1t is ORDERED that the
plaintiff notify the said Francis Lemont OF the peden-
cy of this suit by publishing abstract OF her writ and
declaration and this order of thereon three weeks
successfully in the Eastern Times newspaper printed
at Bath, the County of Lincoln the last publication 10
be sixty days least before the of is court
TO be holden at Wscasset within and for the County OF
Lincoln, the Tuesday of June next that he may
then and there appear and show if any he have
why judgment should be rendered against him in this
suit, and execution issue ccordingly.
ArrEsT:-E BOWMAN, Clerk.
Abstract Writ and Declaration and Copy of Order of
Court. ATTEST e BOWMAN, Clerk.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-18
d r. PA Y N E

Has removed to the house on Middle Street,
recently occupied by d. c. Bailey, Esq. nearly
opposite the New Jerusalem Temple.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-18

zo,v y sI I; SMITH : s s.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-18
A. N. JOHNSON,
M " g 4 6 DRAA. e .

Ono OF the largest assortments of Seraphmes, Reed
Organs and Meodeons. be found I'M he country con
stanily on hand Sole agents for the Dolce Campana
Pianos. universally acknowledged be the hest Pia-
nos with al attachment yet invented Also constantly
on hand large assortment of low priced Pianos of he
very bes quality.
Just Pub ished-The nestaliozsoian School Song
Book, juvenile singing book and very much
improved plan.
easy volrnluries exactly adapted 10 the American
Church service.
The Bay state Glec Book, OF the most popular
collections of Glees published Price, 25 cents
per copy.
Constantly baud all the most popular Church Mu-
sic Books, Gee Books Instruction Borks, Sheet M
sic, etc., published in the country.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-18
For Sale.

p-Z1 THE TWC-STORY MODERN BUILT
firth i BRICK HOUSE. in good order, situated
Ililm or High Street, with capacous wood-house,
stable, and garden lot; well Of excellent wa
ter aud cistern in the cellar the residence Of the late
Dr. John Sto6kbrdge. This situation is of the
des rabe in tie ity berg healthy, and afording line
view of the CITY and river
ALSO-a two-story modern built House and out-bud-
ings, pl situated Garden Street-dessble, be-
ing the principal business localities.
ALSO-a one-story building on Center Street, occupied
at pres nj by the Misses Ham a Mliners shop.
Al.SO-the two tory building Front Street, nearly
opposite the Universais Chapel, recent occupied by
the subscriber office Terms liberal For further
particulars inquire of Dr.. T. G. sTOCKBRIDGE.
NOTICE.-The person having Duneleson's Dictionary
and the 4th vol of the l. brary OF Pm teal Medicine
any other books belo ging the subscriber will confer
favor by returning them to T. G. s OCKBRIDGE.
Bath, March 10, 1852. 3m36
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-18
Potatoes for Sale.

On BARRELS of Early White Pota oes, superior ar
on tice for family USE or seed. Every farmer should
provide himself with this variety of potatoes being
best in the country hey were raised upon the farm OF
Capt Clancy, Dresden aud during the last five years
they have not beei affected with rot
Apply at the store recently occuped by Samuel Nc
Lellan auao
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-18
FOREIGN PORTS,
Per Steamship Asia.l

lPer Steamship Asiol
Aux Cayes-In port abt 23d, brig Amesbury, Colburn
for New York 8 or days.
Sagua-In pert 29th, brig Abby Jones, Clark I'm Bos-
ton, disg.
St Thomas-In port no date brig Albion Cooper Daley
for Wilmington soon.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-18
Lost

BETWEEN the Post Office and the house o. T. D.
IL Robinson. Esq, Wash. Street. Bl;-ck Silk PUR SE
with two gold rings attached II is highly priced by
the owner on account OF its being gift from n friend
The hinder shall be suitably rewarded by leaving il al
this office. Bath March II 1S5,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-18
EASTERN TIMES
sszAa MARINE JOURNAL. azlAss
DISASTERS.

Ship Marion (of spiner} FEney, I'm Boston for IIa-
put into Nassau prev III u having been ashore
Egg Island Reef AID got oby assistance of
She would discharge and be hove down
The cargo of bark Patrick Henry (which fire
and sunk below 0leais) all damaged, and sold by
order of he w
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-18
SPOKEN,

Feb g. lat 43 g. Ion Sc H. sgnalized ship CONT
nent, fin New Orleans for Liverpool.
Mich l. lat 80. Ion 68 As, ship Chs Croker, of Ba h. FIN
New Orleans for Havre.
Mich g. lat 80, Ion "a, ship Gven so days FIN Liver
pool for Philadelphia.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-18
Citizens Temperance Meeting.

The Citizens Temperance Meeting this week,
will be at the City Hall on Friday evening, at
o'clock.
Rev Messrs. Whittlesey and Dixie. and
Hon. F. II. Morse, will address the meeting.
Bath. March Is p. Wadsworth, Secy.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-18
REMOVED.
r. d. WTHD@R

l. AS removed his SAIL LOFT from Tallman's Wharf
TO the Brick Loft head Of McLellah's WHAT
where he will be happy receive the calls and orders of
his old customers and many ones as have mind
TO come
Bath, March II, 1852. 39tf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-18
Notice

WHEREAS, / Moses Graves, of Brunswick caused
w advertisement to he inserted in the Eastern Times
paper printed in Bath orbddng all persons trusting nv
wife Ann Graves she had left my bed board.
do hereby revoke said advertisement and regret having
caused tine to be published. M A GRAVES.
Brunswick, March Ia, 1852. 9w39s
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-18
Notice to Bows.

IRON this date shall allow boys in our Auc
l. ton Store during evening sales; and, certain
evil IN n led ones, whose NAMES we have on record
will be handed The police again detected on
our remises.
Ba III, March 10, 1882. OWEN& Co.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-18
BOUNTY LANU.

DY late decision nj Washing ION, it is establish
ID ed, hnI all the Militia at Maine, who served in tho
War of 1912, for thirty days entitled TO
Bounty Land un;er The Act OF Sept, 1850.
Widows and minor children deceased soldiers are
entitled 10 the benefit Of the Aet.
The undersigned prepared receive spplicalioRs
for Bounty Land, and TO prosecute ihem with prompt
ness. HENRY INGALLS,.
Wiscnsset. Ian ~, 1852. 3ni3b
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-18
NJ. FIELD FOWLER,
C o m mi s d n M 3 r q q mt
10 - ~ y-A,~ Whsyf Boston,

A,.u, r The manufacturers, las stsnsy On hand and
fol SALE at their lowest factory prices NV Yrk ana
imesstss Ss,.st Ware 71su3snns Paints md Coloss,
cooperS N Cine, Nssss Pot 81; Snels@, DRUG,
Sss aii sisss and soiors MitcheS Adsmansns endss,
equal to sperm Cotton Sail Duck and Naval Gores, ~
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-18
State Of Maine,

LINCOLN, ss-District Court Middle District Februa.
ry Term, 1852.
GEORGE w. LEMONT, of Bath, In the County Of Lin
" coln, Mariner plan'i, Francis Lemont, Of
ST Helens, Oregon Territory, defendant
In plea of the case, for that the said Francis
mont, at said Bath on1he twenty day Of Decem-
oer In year Of Lord thousand eight hundred
AND forty nne by his of hand Of that date by him
,igned for value received promised the sail George
fr, Lre,mon to pay him on demand the of forty
de collars Yet, though often requested, the said
~ hath paid said but neglects refuses
S ~ 10 the damage Of the said plaintiff as he sah)
he sum OF one hundred dollars
u no appearing the court that the said Francis
- no. resident Of this State and has no ten
agen. ol herein that his goods or estate
-. an is SUIT and that he has had notice
Of me penseney nereoi It's oRnERED that the painn
notify the snid Francis Lemoht Of The penJency az his
suit by publishing abstract his Ri snd dscIar.,io,
and thin order Of court hereon, three weeks
in the Eastern Times, newspaper printed nj RAN in ne
county of Lincoln the last publication De s,ty DAYS
least before the of this Court TO be h,.n Al
Wiscasset, within and the County Of Lincoln on The
second Tuesday of June next that he may then
pear and shew (if any he have) Why Judgment
should be rendered against him in this suit
ton issue accordingly.
ATTEST e B BOWMAN, Clerk.
Abstract Of Writ and Dehsration and Copy Of Order
OF Court. ATTErT e BOWMAN, Clerk
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-18
FOWlers & Wells

Phrenoiogisls aud Publishers, insisted by MIR. D. p
BUTLER have opened n Cabinet and bookstore in Bos-
Ton, NO l42 Washington 81, where professional exami-
nations with charts or written descriptions charac-
ter. may be Obtained.
Books, on Phrenology. Physiology Hydropa ~ and
Phonography for sale gets aud Booksellers supplied
on the most liberal terms.
The daily union., 1852-11-10
Railroad d Statistics.

Soue very useful snd Interesting statistics n relation
TO railroads in the different States have been recently pub
lished by the superintendent OF the census derived from
the recent census returns. From The tables thus fur
nshed, appears that there in the United States
1854 miles OF railroads finished, and lo.sos miles in
the course OF construction
IL also appears that in relation 10 the miles OF railroads
IN several OF the States. finished aud in the of
construction, the following the results compared
with the number of inhabitants:
Connecticut one mile OF railroad 10 every inhahianis
The daily union., 1852-11-10
Reputation.

The New York Times gives the following history
OF the Mississippi reputation;
The history OF this debt is interesting Under the old
constitution Of Mississippi The State chartered the Plant
es Bank Of the State OF Mississippi with capital stock
of s. 900 ofth pal, millions reserved
the state, and the remaining million lett individuals
subsequently increased TO $1,000 900 The individual
stockholders paid ups but the State only subscribed and
sold its bonds for $500 900 Of the reserved the
bonds being issued tho bank but negotiated abroad
by commissioners rhe commissioners and a majority Of
The directors OF the bank appointed by The governor
The debt thus created recognised under the
sttuton Of 1872 and such approved by the peo
pie OF the State. The bonds meanwh hle sold above par
aud from 1880 l5iD the State received her dividend
the stock-gonealiy 10 per cent per The divi,
dend hus served pay the interest the bonds and
left per profit the State Its 81 900 900 of stock
This stock subsequently invested in Nachez rail
road and there sunk together with the sinking fund
created to the bond The latter issues Of bonds
due Ia the years 1861 1866. aud ls7l and the question
the late election turned upon their payment The result
Of the is highly gratifying, as indicating purpose
the part the people the credit and reputation
ofthe State"
The daily union., 1852-11-10
By G. w. B0rELER, Auos,o.e<r.

pEREMPToRY SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE AT AUC-
| TION.-On "Wednesday, November 10, commencing 10
kweil
Co.. of and Pennsylvania avenue large
collection OF superior funiiure consisting In Of
Mahogany sofas mahogany chairs
Gotbic and other pirlor chairs, tec- -a-teie sofas
beautiful enameled cottage chamber furniture
Mahogany dcsng bureaus, other wssdrobes
Mahogany and walnut marble tables
Eturges, extension dining tables
Mahogany aud waluut marble washstands
do French and other hedxteads
Work tables portable writing desks
Looking glasses mahogany and other rockers
Hatracks, and painted chairs, As.
acie ofcahinet furniture worthy the attention OF
housckseper those about furnishing As the propeo
their article offered be sold
obtain and superior furniture at auction.
Al and under s1S cash gas and not
cccdng soo three and -four months $780, two three
four and five months for approved endorsed Interest
G. w. BOTELnR
Nov 9-ds Auctionees.
The daily union., 1852-11-10
Nlms Gron Hrnnn4.

BALrmoRs. Nov We learn from Havana that new
line ol steamers commence plying between
Liverpool, Havana and Vera Cruz touching at Tempic,.
newspaper has made its appearance at Ssgua lie
Grande
The agent OF the Peago publishes card in the Havana
papers stating that the publication of that paper
pended in consequence OF the excited OF public feel
Ciy difficulties.
Important from Hrr1as.
Nav ORLEANS, November 6.-The steamer Crescent City
reached her wharf early this morning
She reports having left Havana the morning Of the "a
Instant. As she about approaching the port her
passage from New York. pilot alongside and In
quired II either Lieutenant Porter William Smith
on board He vas informed that Lieutenant Porter was
the ship into pori.
captain Davenport. who in command Of the vessel
however, paid attention to the remarks Of the pilot and
The daily union., 1852-11-10

The Charleston Courier says Of the literary work. oI
The lamened Calhoun But little interest or demand i
manifested for the work, and the edition for the mos
part hes quietly reposng on the booksellers shelves"
also true that the mortal remains Of Calhoun, as al
NOSE OF the distinguished Hayne repose unmarked b.
any public monument
The daily union., 1852-11-10

From the foregoing it appears that, of the railroads
finished and in the course OF construction. the State of
Connecticut has the largest number OF miles in proportion
its inhabitants and also in proportion to its
If only those roads taken which are actually
finished and in operation, TO the number OF nhabt-
ants, New Hampshire is frst-there being mile OF
railroad to every $50 inhabitants Connecticut is next,
being 10 67o and Massachusetts, 10 9l3 inhabitants
And in relation to finished railroads. Massachusetts
has mile of railroad to every square miles,
and Connecticut one mile of railroad every eight miles
of territory; which is much larger ratio thaa in any
of the other States.