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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
teaship P1mfero MccT'en San Juan dol No Coo Sssw &oo
p pa f slS MSa Ss P Ss.' arseona a f :
spn hrg Innsa IA ryra Iarselona, Lasyrc, iais
sehr Pelican, Nihls, Mobile, Jaa f"relIf
ARRIVED
ship Venice Fagg So deya from iIarrr ballast t" a't"r dist
shr Alice Minor days from psnsaeoIa to hasn
hr Arcoia, Elder, days from Pvn.aro, to maaerIias.
steam boats.
A A"c Ns SIX 1,i som 5o I, A"'''''
New i"tona Landry, from Bayou saTs.
Reindeer. Montgomery, from Louisville
On he slti a ships Berry cordei4 Nbro1s: ship
EXPORTS.
MoBLE-Per scl Pelican bacoa 40 bbls -four 37 A
Us do oats, 100 do bran, 1000 bricks.
san JUAN DEL NoRTEper steamship atnpero is bbsbacon
latc etc.
MARsETLLEs-Per ship Akbar: l77g90 slaves
BARCELoNAPer bark Mongo 500 bales cotton, 1000 slave
BAtCELoNAper brig ntas $50 bales cotton, 1000 staes
IMPORTS
PENSAcoLAPe Ur Alice $1,000 feet lumber 5000 iat to
pESsAcoLA-Per schr Lois 5000 feet lumber
pENsACoLAPer schr Aroa 5ss, lumber, 10000 as
asimpson.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
awtin aeci1 do Fssu dsoso % ,ss
Morton do, do bncon Turner Wilson agos do r92Gs 'i
n 20 S. 3 81 " arn Oven Gse do PORK MERE
s!.sn. BIZ e. 1is s f,fFS F"5s Sis
sLener-a5d do u do cheese Ben-l' OF grate eGJ Aft'
4 roa, 2i3 hhds tobacco.
ST DIS-Pe arani No - $50 axis corn pendsIhs
Ss4 do do Nar4h, RRnlett &roCO do Cona'
a do Al bnea hemp kegs Remedy Foste4uK cor
ss7C do oa Kenneth Dix dol Aooreil do Jms2n
800 do ~ LYMAN Scott cos+. do oats 1879 Do hp III
ahnp oats saipstutG shaw kcooV" 90 ~
Hbos ky Iioe Gayle &co37l do aner Ea9Ps6ao 81 cor
~ hd totGcco Turner lsnn bbs R1srei " ID anna
Nappls Manlo kegs butter 9paeknses ind.e Nio's"e"
q ,lilri4. to order
LAFoUncHEPe ateaer Music Il bales eot9a n eeq&eo
III fairs q Sabaerz0 do Iapeyre ORE" 40 .
al lL.t Son-9 hhds sugar Roman hernof . bhs &c AZ
,.R IoJ & Cbarpertsr-g Y de Egaun do Brad aud
al do Canack Squa-56 II y do b IBIS sngat " YAK
"A bg, ,aes lacroiEs9 do Don nelly bed
HI ST NAgTLNSyIL Aunn No &c htds ggf o
thrruUuf-.5 do ibis moa.ses unlinstah do Whti
mo TO- M do Hall toIl-49 hides Il !. Manu- do Jtfa q
N iyy264 calves, u beaves aud sunires to order
N IA YOU sARA-Per New IAtonn bnie. cotton Iey
L,s peaches RobiAsyn-4 bbll do II do Plato
Slls .k3 onions 10 order,
n PASSENGERS.
MI Per shin Eelcc, from Iiayre-99 serrage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-01
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry, I
wednesday Evening, June 80, 1S52
The arrivals were unimportant to-day, but an amPl
spnply of Texas Cattle continues on sale
BEEF CATTLE {Fiue Westerly -ldoc p p ne
:. (Lake and Texas .,.',, 21tGg- = u ne
a, Y"s 25G9S2 10 y heat
@.,vss .yn YElRLIyss.....SG 00N$9 90 q hea
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Eavre and Bremen Steamers.
ftDpn CDJrspJiD MpJtD

FRANKLIN for NEW YORK.. WEDNESDAY, June
WASHINGTON for NJ" YORK;" apNtsDAi'
uiIMDolIyr ... for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, July
HERNANN.... for NEW YDltE,...WEp' EsDAY, -
FROM LITERPOOL.
CITY OF GLASGOW . for PHILADELPHIA .NEDN I June
CITY OF MANCHESTER. .'or PHILADELPHIA. WLDNY, "
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fkurka,
ICE--ICE-ICE.

zee.
, ELLIS JENKINS ia seller of ICE, aud barn !arS9 s'y o.
ispo,e O.. Office at the CORNER OF PoiDRA AM
CHARLES STREETS Depot CORNER VICTORY AND EIslAN
yIEI STREETS 74CIAETREs STREET co slMERCEsREEl
and st the CORNER OF ROBIN AND RELIGIOUS SITS. ms II
ECe-ECe.
NEW ICE HOUSE.
rvrE STREET. nearly opposite Messrs Armstrong; Harria Co
Steamship wharf and
No, SIS H0UPIT0 ULAS STREET
j. STAFFORD Co
.,r 90 orps prsprCTF1-II,y SOLICITED. aha
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-01
CCNSTABLE's SALE.

NV-FIS IADEI . lli14II.
1r,sT,t,s C1ErlfyAAlES McCAFFREY VS.. PATRICK
T parIsg or onLEAs MUGHAN....No. 12,l72.
|pY VIRTUE Of writ of fieri facias to me
d Directed BY thu honorable Winter Second Justice othe PENS
Parish the entitled suit will proceed to sci
pubic auction ak Arcade II gaaine street between Ora s
,nd Nnterz THURSDAY Jolly "a, 1862, At u O'Clock
A CERTAIN 10 OF GROUND with TWoSloRY FRANZ
e and " til thereon, situated IN the Fret Dis
r o. Second Muno the ctyo NewOreans, square Iumoe
hy Fero fryier, Prieur and JOHNSON streets
nd gted m 10 the plan drawn Lew Brn
der April o. deposited in the Office Of L. AeCg late Soa
Mia si M -ariug Engl measure, feet eeve
pcbss and s-y rI Johnson =! oaehundei and "
- TsrG1e cash v - GEORGE F. PEARSON,
ie23 cohsa.hlr SECOND Jae''ee'S Nour''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-01
REMOVALS.

ID M0VAL-BARELLI l. Co. have Temporal
e. y 81 Common No. a Com
mon str.et. my5
z } EMOVAL-R II. MARE, Attorney at Law
4 II Charles No u Camp
rt.irz, mas Is
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

sosURsCRIpTfON for Series of Twelve ,E!f,lEs. q
80 In,JrrpTs given n, lFAYETTE SQUARE. Ks,Kf
haa Sed ssytf'i NV 10
n TWELVE CONE p 70 '""e P"o ~ "a
afay4tt. &qu,Tc--EVKItY WEDlSDAI III 'hsI "'ea, H. H.
flo y nj, .t c,,ra ~ Kill b. HEWITT Camp stree
~ w ~ .T"sr can PLEASURE. The first CoNCE!s! HI
giya, WEDHESDAfph 20 NM u
Nolo~ing "Wednesday, above ftiInen; 81 800 Hand,
ieE3p iE''.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-01
The liverpool and London Fire and Life
Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

"A.
Es Incorporate April 1872 declared dividend par
rent. Two Years' Buyiress
Office, No. 80 CAMPsT. between Gavier Common
BUSINESS CoP1Ny LIVE INSURANCE. OrLT.
This Company being policy
ihHl . elEa 4tlsa4
oa and aodng lor small animal paid during
handsome widows children after death
s All policy holders whether who
tin the whole OF the profits OF
he Company.
Creditors lives Debtors married
the life her the sole ht snd Of
erso children, from the lisime OF creditors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-01
REGULAR PACKETS.
B,,oR MoB1Lg.-Daily u. S. Mail zr-

E1oR MOBlLE.-Daily .. S. Mail Il
NJ Lire-Surnmcr hrsnHsGloatThe new snd
sntsn Ia low rresrpe paskst FLORIDA,
9iastsr md OREGON r. A. s1 tnasA, trAynz been built
superior aeooTnDodatlons) one
The dove steamers :he eontharain Railroad DAILY
s-fy. o'clock stopping tally Bay
us Cbrao snd f:scHsoul4j and returning will sr
n r. s-.yara psqs Christian and Bay 81 lous daily
; with baggage Ought 90 down
e ii oiec NJ the will TO take away freight
after esr7ivR Of the IL O'Clock
t Freight BAY St Gl md Pass Christian Ought to b ssn fof
4 ieerGsrs T., 4 lFORyfa Or MOBILE, leaving daily:
n, The Monte and Coaat landings NJ" Leave
Agent at 20 nhates psa O'CLOCK
IA jcl Il. 'kDDh'' hseh' " HA-A 'i"-'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-01

Merchants Insurance Company Of New
ORLEANS.
CAPITAL 100000. ...........ALL PAID IN
JOHN pEMBERToN, President.
4 SCHRIEBER, Secretary
ri The Directors responsibility MORN the inhaban,a of the Fourth
District ats that 10 their
1 they have established Agency No u jackson street.
3hey prepared INSURE AGAINST FIRE, MARINE AND
4tiNt. RISKS he
sa Will made persons doing bpsinass Company
BOARD oF REFERENCE,
4 John Perhbsrton, Fergus f3arders, EasparA
u Miahei MUssnr, Stafford, David Adams
u Manuel J. Garcia, L. R. Kenny, W. W. vanght,
Thornsa j. Ivy, eusave Leroy, Richard salter.
EDWARD IVY, Agent,
4 spa5 SIN Oaice No. 10 Jacssou street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-01
Home Mutual Insurance Company of


s- With subscrbea capital CT ssseo prepared
.pplicnaoustor
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISES
st TIE Office Of the Company No. 80 6RAVIERs1REET.
Every with ineed
ofts divided who with the
tie Of
company purely principal
believe this subscription
\ e rrrty q policy holders.
The portfolio altimrs
waning 10 make insurance with 1t.
ALEXANDER BROTHER. Pres.d-a:
JOHN Il. OWEN, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-01

IA METAIR E 4H@i <ESfsyN4yF$t
COURSE. 4E+sN ,1,Ss1EsssSssseAtSs. g.
THURSDAY Jay "l
hs52 STAKE SIXTY DOLE
sRfEs-
q f. Rice enters t. UNCAS.
Z. Prager eners r. Sugar AR cA siST
49,. IL Il ~. CO. a5rk n ~ Adui;tarca, fifty cents.
jyl II = -.-..------
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-08
Another pehuke,

Gen. VIM. II. irwin, of Lewistown, the
Wing candidate for congress in that dis
trlct, made L speech last week at Wing
meeting in Williamsport, a portion Of
which, is thus spoken Of by the Lycominy
GC-c'te:
''Gen. Irwin took occasion to speak
few words in regard to the charge of cow
ardice made against Gen. Pierce, which
did him infinite credit as 4 bish-toued
gentleman and chiyalrous and generous
soldier. Our brave wings had paraded,
on his left hand, their banner with the
inscription fIyht Int don't Faiat,' but
the indignant soldier could not restrain
his outraged sense of honor, at the un-
blushing indignity offered to brave com
panion in arms, and he secuted with scorn
and contempt the authors and propagators
Of this foul and calumuious falschood If
We shall hereafter be able TO recall to our
mind his eloquent and scatking words we
shall reprint them as still another evidence
of the truth in regard to Gen Pierce and
the contemplate malignitw Of little-miuded
partizanship. This cas;igation was 10
where better deserved than where it ives
received, and we hope il Will be rcmcm-
bcycd.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-08

sGS-Thc Speeches of Messrs. Casey and
Pollock at the Wing meeting in the Town
Hall, were listened TO with patient atten-
ton, but we have never heard speeches
from these gentlemen SO full Of iuconsis-
tencies, and transparent sophistry, nor
have we listened to any discussions this
fall that more palpably demonstrated the
intrinsic weakness of the principles and
policy on which the Wings place their
hopes Of success, in this campaign.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-08

of the Susq. Company, Judge Woodward
was found with lis fiend Shriner, against
the Susq. Company. We do not say
there was any collusion between the two
men; but this happy harmony of opinion,
foretold before the argument, was freely
commented upon at the time. \ Judge
OF the last court Of resort, whose opinions
can be foreshadowed by any - medium,
Is not safe Judge. Pennsylvania wants
no esprit rapping" jurisprudence. y
correct Judge should not let his left hand
know what his right hand does-much
less should lis next friend be able to
announce in advance his opinions, cspe-
cially when his friend is himself involved
ii legal contests that may come before
him.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-08

t. Last Thursday being Bank lay in
Northumberland, Battalion day, aud the
day for the Agricultural Fair, il was IN
proved by the pierccocracy as very op-
perfume for political gathering. They
sent out flaming handO!lLs, announcing
John Van Buren,, Col. N'Cahn, Daniel
Dougherty, Il. B. Wright, 4" aud others"
as speakers. The Apolonichons positive
assurance that Prince John would be thcr,,
prevented any one il tits quarter from
belieyin! the story-aud verify - the fayo-
rite grandson" was Mt Aese However,
Ucudr.ck was present, as large as life,
(although we guess he has as much as be
can do to regulate his own Iistrict.) Col.
u Calm, also, was among the missing, but
Mr.. Bonsall was not. Col. Eyer presided,
assisted by Wm. Cameron, Il. ". Fries,
". 3. Shriner, and other veteran Demo
Gratis Mr Bousa!l and Col. Cameron first
addressed the people, and were followed by
Col. Wright at much length, when 4 fight
or two il the outskirts Of the town took
away the audience until it dwiudicd down
to less than 4 quorum, when the Col.
good-humorelly pronounced the meeting
adjourned, after oabcncdietiou by the
W4ishcy Inspector
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-08

ScoTr NELrlNGs.-It viii Ire im?os /
Die for US to rame all The speakers and
meetings held by the friends Of Scot. and
Canal Reform throughout Union county.
Suffice /; to say that Union County VIII
present united Wing front, and ROLL
u one oF HER BEST MAJoRITIEs.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-08
ain every State " local

election since SCOTS nomination
the Wings have large gainS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-08
for cutting both Grain and Grass.

Great improvements t1r Io52
MANUFACTURED and for sale a; lAe
vi LcwIa,uls foualiy yy
C.ADDaa, .4Al.-.i ~ ~.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-08

/ OF OF FIu'- SJmue. Ne.J-oad Ee-ly
Mad t!.l-ias ;--t ti,.'t ...I i., -4., ,.
b. kHEtl.E * ty
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-08
WINGS oTE ALL
VOTE EARLY.
See that every Whig vote is polIcd.
q One vote may elect -

CoNGREss.-Giyc Old Ncr one more
vote. We want = Congress to work ariH,
not ayoiasf, the President. \ Tariff
House and President Will give Us a proper
Tariff again.
r=a-The Pierce party leaders have lost
all hope Of electing any Of their party, ex-
cepting Mr.. Keller, who they hope may
defeat Judge Beaie. Let no Wing be
caught in that trap John BeaIt for As
sembiy-Ioa't forget him.
SurnIrF,-Nr. KI9cbncr has resigned
the canvass for Sheriff, and goes in heart
and hand for the WHOLE WING TcKEr
Honest john Kyss!er IS now tie only cau-
lida,c in the field who asks the support Of
cur readers. His majority viii be oyer
whclming.
sz5-Ihc greedy cormorants whose only
hopes Of County Plumber rest upon the
defeat Of that stauuch Buffalo Farmer.
Adam SAcchlyr, must not be allowed to
succeed lie IS toe good man, and too
true a VII, to be sacrificed for 4 mau Of
doubtful politics, who las received lis
full share Of honor, from the Wigs
AUpIron.-There is no better or more
deserving man in the county than our
friend Henry v. Snyder, the son Of Goy.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-09
COMMERCIAL RECORD.


EsRehmOHu N1rkets, ApriI9.
TOBACCO-The breaks this week arc large
averaging about 100 hhds per day. The quality general
y is very inferior and prices range low figures Good
and fine kinds are in demand prices for these quail
ties fully sustained We qaote ugs from 81 so to 81 gs
neral sales 90 to 25 common leaf SO to So Good
so to So fine 10 to 16 as
BARKSDALR & READ,
FLOUR-Saes of Richmond superfine continue TO
be made at 81; Scottsvle 81 124os4 1sa with small
sales at latter figures
WHEAT-We quote red at 30 cents and vbite nj
cents per busheL
CORN-5s cents y bushel.
CORN MEAL.-70 a soc v busheL
observation-disclosures cured ssdes loIc shoulders e4cts,
hams II 012c.
LEATHER Coed 81 O Is; damaged 012c.
LARD-in kegs IL cents; in barrels 1o3 c.
MOLASSES-New Orleans % q 80 cts Cuba 1s.n
t. Porto Rico 2502s cents.
POTATOES-s1 25 per bushel-very dull
sUGARS-New Orleans A o6, Porto Rico 4an63
Crushed St, Powdered 81; Clarified 6ao7g
COFFEE-Rio 81 09a; Laguira 81 as.
CANDLES-Tallow 1oa Il, Sperm 80 to IS senss az
lnquality; Adamantine Is a % cents
CLOVERSEED-s6 25
dUANO-Peruvian SAG so per ton; Patagonian ssz
per ton.
LIVE STOCK MARKET
CORRECTED JACOB snooK1
BEEF.-Cattle on the hoof So to So So eross-.xtrs
quality will command 81 gross.
HOGS.-S6 500$6 IS nett.
sHEEP.-$2to 81 nett.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-09

u The trial of OSullivan and his associate
fillIbusters terminated in New York few DAVIS
ago. the jury being unablo to agree upon a YER
dict. The New York Herald comments ne fol-
lows on this result:
One very important result will probably follow from the
singular termination OF this trial in New York in combina
ton with the New Orleans trials From this time for
ward we may expect to expeditions started in tbs
country either In the South Southwest openly and
above board regardless of the laws and the Exentvc
and expeditions, too, ofimmense magnitude and force
sufficient to create trouble and terror bothin Cuba and in
SPAN No American jury can be found, it seems that
WIN convict an American sympathizer of getting up such
an expedtonin the most public way against the present
government that exists in Cuba 1t has been tried and
the TACT realized in the two principal cities of the United
States-New York and New Orleans. Here after our
own government, and the Government of Spain NAV
ook out Tor squalls and expeditions without number nor
40 we see any rePressive remedy in prospect. We fear
therefore that He6uey1sm will rise to par before next
MoVeioer. hat then, is to be donel What is the
States to act hereafter? ~
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-09
FROM NEW MEXICO.

We received yesterday file Of the Santa Fe
Gazette to February 2Sth
Great excitement had been caused in Santa Fo
by the exhibition of some specimens of gold said
to have been found within two miles of town.
The Apaches were committing many depreda-
tions.
The Gazette gives the following particulars of
terrible case of murder and lynch law:
On or about the first of this month German
merchant, named Max Wetzer, trading and buy
ing in Belin, ill., the county of Socorro, was most
cruelty and brutally murdered by some of the
MeNicans at that place. 1t seems chat they came
to his store in the night and aroused him upon
pretence of wishing to purchase article. He
admitted Them and while he getting the article
which they said they wanted, he received blow,
which stunned him. They then beat and mang
led him in most shocking manner, and left him,
as they supposed, dead. The poor man was found
the next morning still alive, and he lived near SO
hours after the assault. The murderers robbed him
of about six hundred dollars and some goods, but
the principal part of his goods were not disturbed.
AS soon as the facts were known here Mr.. Ellis
went down, and as deputy marshal, arrested two
men, against both of whom, we understand, there
was clear testimony of being engaged in the muir
der, and they We're committed to jail We now
learn that some few days since five went to
the Jail, took out the prisoners, and carrying them
about two miles below town, hung them int grove,
where they were found dead nextday. We have
not heard who these five persons were, nor where
they came from. ". o. Pic.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-09
MEETING IN ACCOMAC.

AT meeting ofthe Wings of Accomac, held at the
Court House Monday the 29th March, for the purpose
held in the city of Richmond the 14th of April next
Dr. Edward ]. Young called to the Chair, and Os
wad B. Finuey appointed Secretary
The object of the meeting explained by Edward
K Snead Esq, and his motion following gentlemen
appointed committee select delegates to said
Convention viz: Edward r. Snead Louis c H Fnney,
Augustus ] Kellam, James Walkerson and William
Shan Gusts.
The committee after retiring, reported the following
gentlemen delegates to said Convention viz Thomas
Joynes, James Fl Fletcher DR. Sewel Horsey,j Thomas
Twyped, Col James Palmer John Henderson, John d
Field, Thomas H Paramose, Washington Pitts Thomas
Fletcher Martin Kelly, Edward Gilllspe Arthur Wat
son. Albert Noch, John Rev, James White, DR. Hugh q
Seymour, William Shan GUSTS, Robert Hershedt Solo
mon Philips James Walker, Joseph Beote, Thomas
Copes, John Ames William Burton, John NJ Parker
Thomas A Coeburn, James Willis Thomas G Bunting
Edward Finney, Col VIM B Smith, Andrew Finney
Henry Davis, John r Drummond, james w Custs
Lewis Drummond, Edward Gunter William Coarde,
VIM Joynes, John r Boggs. James H Addison Thos
R Tyler, John Fosque, Thomas johnson, Lewis L
derrick Floyd, Jacob Bonn. Savage Bell Augustus J. F.
Kelan. Col Thomas H Kelain, Joshua K Denver, David
H Long, Samuel K Shield Thomas Bull. ir, Edward K
Fnney, Edwin Mapp, VIM Monsen, Albert r
Heath, Col Mitchell w West David c Taylor, Robert
Sylvesthorn and DR. Oswald Finny.
On motion of Louis c. H. Finney the following resol-
ton was unanimously adopted
Resolved That have the greatest confidence in the
ability and patriotism of Willard Fillmore and in the Ian
guage of the great statesman of Kentucky, believe
that his administration has been national efficient and pa
triotc and declare him be preference all
other competitors for the Office ofPresdent of the United
States.
1t also
Resolved, That James Lyons, Henry ?. Irving Thomas
+ August and George T. VERIFY be- and they hereby
requested to represent this county in said Convention in
the event that of the aforesaid delegates should be
in attendance
hesolved, That the Wing papers of Richmond city be
requested to publish the proceedings of this meeting On
motion the meeting adjourned
Co.. EDWARDJ, YOUNG, President.
OSWALD B. FINNEY, Secretary
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-09

INUNDATIoNs OF THE MIssIssIpPI.-The re-
ports in reference to the foundations of the Mis-
sissippi have been published. The principal re-
port, prepared by Charles Elicit, Jr traces the
increased frequency the foundations to thesscut-
OFFS and favors two plans of remedying the diff
Guilty first, making additional outlets to the river
during periods of high water; and second, sys-
tenn of judciously arranged bikes levees, or pro-
badly judicious combination of both. In order
to protect the river coast below the Red river le-
wees averaging eight feet high and four hundred
and fifty miles long are recommended, involving
an expenditure fnot more than $4,000, 600. An
other accessory of controlling the floods is
mentioned as feasible, viz:reservoirs in the noun
tain gorges. near the heads of the principal
streams. This it will be recollected, is favorite
plan of Mr.. Ellet to improve the navigation of the
Ohio river, by discharging the waters of these
servoirs at seasons of low water. Lieut.. Albert,
Chief of the Typographical Bureau. concurs with
Mr. Elicit, IN all except the system of reservoirs
which he thinks would not have any preventive eff
fects ON the foundations of the rivers.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-09

Another RIO Grdade Erpedition.-"Brig
Gen." O. F. Johnson, Col. Wheat, Maj How
ell, and others of the late used-up expedition in
Northern Mexico, have come to New Orleans to
prepare for another expedition, which, it is repor-
ted, is to be commanded by an American General
of distinction-perhaps Gen. Quitman, as he
seems to love flibustering. Why does not our
government arrest these parties whoare disturbing
the peace of friendly nation!
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-09

GREEcE.-Dr. King the United States Consul
lar Agent and missionary of the American Board
of Foreign Missions, at Athens, has been con
demned to fifteen days. imprisonment, and then
to be banished from the country, as an asserter of
strange doctrines opposed to the Greek Church.
The charge against him is stated to have been that
of lhaving blasphemed the Holy Virgin. let
ter received by the Journal of Commerce con-
dennis the sentence as an act of "manifest Injustice
toward one of our citizens and our Consul, and as
demanding on the part of our Government the
most prompt and energetic action" and says that
DR.. King is more popular since than before his
trial.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-09
The K;rginian Coloaizationiist.

We have just received the second number of
1.-THE Virginian Coonizationist" which is FILL
ed with agreeable matter connected with the
cause in which that paper is embarked. We
should be well pleased to see this phiIanthropic
undertaking prosper, and the surest way to accom-
plish this will be, in cur opinion, to extend the
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-09

The GOLD REGIONS OF AUsTRALIA.-Advice $
have been received from Sidney month later in
date, from which it appears that the yield of gold
continued to exceed what had been expected
During the preceding fortnight, the amounts re-
ceived at Sidney and Melbourne showed pro-
duction at the rate of S25,OOO,OOO per annum,
butthis was probably be yond the ordinary sup
ply. Several cargoes of Coolies and Cinnamon
have been sent for to be employed as shepherds,
and one ship load had just arrived