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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-05
POET OF NEW YORK. ocroaEn 1, 1850



Shin Ansorotic zereqa, Liverpool, Zerera Co.
ship Statira Morse, LAYTON, nlasgow Durham Dnon.
thip Catherine Edwards Antwerp, u Ilurlbot IL 20.
Ship Management, Edmonds. New Orleans, Lad a.
shin Genoa Kelly low Orleans, Durham & Diron.
Shit Hudeop, Ncison Savannah. Dur ham nimon.
Br,l Scotland, Percy, Turkt islands, Neemth T. Soma
Bsrh Nary varuey hny,i,. hobilo, Ladd ~ Church.
Pnrk Tivoli, 1nutBop, Banro- A Rulkley,
Brig Buern Vita, Wines, Nasbing' u 3 Powell.
Iirts Caroline bryant Trankiin, / 4 White Il 20.
sohr Mosee Wprng. Stonc Cedar Key, J Is Ss-dy.
Sthr Broas asle, Keen, Brunswick. c. Van Brunt &
sehr Thos Corner, Patterson. Elizabeth City. viii
soi : J, nnn Ross Piatt. rredprielsb urg, master
schr Ashla, o. Burch Norfolk, Va Sturgts Chairman
Co
schr Statesman, wioks Alexandria sturgos. Cissrrsn&
Co
SchrMsrs.rtt. woglnn Petersburg James Uurte & Co.
Sclr & Mead. Uartrh, Newbern. master.
sclr julia Netti u, Crowley, Nhitrsyio.
sloop New London. chapel, bridgeport II Ravens
Scoop Ispex, Cui,iHinza Fall river
stcens Antbrasite Hurley. philadelphia, W Thonp.
sou
Stcenehlp EGiI City, Nindle Now Ofleane. yia Ia
vtpn rtl ,nsscr gers Roberts Left New orieana
sent I'd az, NJ 2ah nnd lett day ut
I,,ui Frank n, from New urIep Ms Tor New York.
Sir - b, its (famy Micr Hamburg ~ daye with mdss
80 liz rr,etuars ca Sohniidt BaicLen. Tho had
h;rtL ~ d fDt y dra th, on thi tnsRago
slim singapore Cuyie bottom w hours, In ballast
~ this city ~ tie steamer ! orvnlk.
I'm ffgi ~ blaok CITE, neck, q dsye, with iron
.rd 2il tnitei gers to LHronccaux T. 90.
Urr Dtisu i1Ir'rG tratap, hreroen. n dAy In ballast
vgtti a. rtSttpttre, ~ q /! Bcchtat
frlg k'nuftr nbFj Dssidton. "uder MS. G days, Witt
.lattej. 10 unltor.
I,Ie Asia ire rowi caltsvu, utlsboro O dsys with
clftttI 70 Wt:tueI & Co
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Died.


On Sunday, October THOMAS AIErAS son of Patrick
Mes han. oscehs4d q, sg.d AZ.
lis fuEral viii take place. this afternoon. from
hi late resi no. No la6 Eat -Four ecnth rec; cornsr
Of First avenue Ut oco K. The fr;cnds faml
ere respectfully invited to attend
On Munna5 morntrC, October 1, joins A. COLEMAN In
the 3ist ytar u hts aEc.
III, d. OF John Coleman are reepcc.esaa, t,si
I'D 10 Mt. NO his funeral from tho residence N&er
Mrs rabbi No i2p Es'ey street. this moro,uE at ten
o clock. Ills r.,pa'ps silt b. taks TO Greenwood
On Monday morning october at toe of hor
brother hte+rt R6gcts SAnau A. ROGERS aged 81 years
month AID 10 days
III. ratvee and TREND Of tho family are rcqras,ca "a
attcnd tbs fureIal scu her iate rortJ 1rst
street. broadway this afternoon at two o'clock
On Monday octotxr jour frIre ~ 80 years.
The relatives ara friends OF the family alao
b'rs q Monroe Lodge, J. Q. of o. T., respectfully
,equcs'ec TO cuerd h fneal. to norroS af'efnnoa
tSo oh CT without further not'cc. Ills wall
taxi u TO Greenwood Ter interIneus.
or Monday ucocei 4, Ella iuaut daughter of chm 8.
aod Mary raring
The of The family are invited to attaud the Gu
neral this az csnocn IT eus o'clock, from No 70 Nor.
roc STREET.
At Ionpkips7le, Staten Island, on MONDAY &c .obar
BIZ iii I'd are invited to attend hs funeral this morn.
ing at Ten ocock, s,o the rtscence of Francis Jon
On MoLoay, October OF scarlet fever MrveRv..
daughter Of i I. md NJ. A. Entwistle, aged year,
months and days.
The up..a. sl tske place. from the residence Of her
rercr!e No e street tb' afternoon At four
O'Clock Tho nit nd, aua aoonantanccs OF the family are
On MondaJ. octcbri MAHY ClroLrrE only child @,
jones M and Mary q. kobtrton sgca year, mon hs
III O II Gays.
The .tnds and rols.ivcs OF tho family Invited to
Gtt,no her funeral this aerp0OU NJ clock mt thc
raictDce IL bcs granofber Thirty seventh street aud
Ninth WIZ cut further nj t.cG.
at Bai nj on upncay October Mr.. BENJAMIN l..
BfssuS. $50 CO jsars. IL ucn;hs and DAYS
Ills frcuGs Qna utauces respectfully invited
to ott.rd Iii prtrn This afternoon as two ocnck fl I'm
hi late rssiencc Third avenue bot ll7th aud X
streets
Atriopcc,. 9. on Sunday morning October 4 VII.
LIAM s BON, eged 20 yfars.
1bc funeral val aho ilace from the residence Of his
fisher James H. dimes, No Is Rug.Ia place. to
row seI moon. 1T two O'Clock. when hts 0lll DC
tax, II 10 cod foe interrent. fhe relatives aud
frt,ncs are re- p. c,iully ipvi,ed 10 attend
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Kings County Politics.
DEMOcxArIc CONTENTION.

The Kings County Democratic Convention rzat a. Nei
Hotel Flobus yesterday afternoon for tic pur
Of pomipaug candidates fer gister. County Clerk
sh, r Justice Of the s-esions superintendent OF the
Poor and CoroDers. +. Crooke Esq presided Chas.
@. Ltvry and Esac Van Anien chosen secretaries,
oDs stsphs Crovtll aud w e. Lcech appointed
thers. Aner organization the q the delyat -
were called when II eppeard that all the districts
~'e rp'9ro'ed With hs exception Of the Fret district
u Williamsburg In r'gstd % the prima-y eoc,on IN
tnS oi'iet The Inspectors rprcsenad that tbe ballot
o'S had btn carried away and The vo,es we're co5se
queny not caeyased Tbt district was therefore rulei
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70 master.
schr Jamsstown. Cole, Petersburg days
Sohr voIant Olson Georgetown, 4 DAYS.
Schr Zephyr Doyle. Alexandris, o dsys.
sehr ,iliam Burke: Thomas Virginia. days.
Scfr John S Harris Lynch! virgnia daye
Schr Henry 10 men, Curtis Virginia, dess
Schr Maria, Cele. Bsltimtre. days.
sohS Eilicets Ds~ay. baltimore. 8 days
Schr Charles Crsmmer. Townsend Baltimsre lsur~
sehr harrst Fuller braeIcy: .Phiade!phia lda0t,
Schr Hanuclla. Kelton. Mnchias, 4 dave
Sohr Ambassador. Eaton Mschins. days
Sehr Thcnas MAYHEM: Spencer, Cnlals. days.
Sciir Philadelph in, Bertlett, Caiaia. days.
Sehr Henry. Troes, Addison. Me, 6 days.
Schr Andrew Jackson. Thompson. New Havsa asQS
heund Ia Albany
Sctr Yandaia, Wells, ChcrryGcid, days.
Sthr Plymouth Rock Daoey. Bostcr, days
Sleep Lxurs. Briggs. New bedford. da.e.
Below.
Bark Aganora OF Yarmouth. from Cardiff, Is days,
Brig alars tBr, Sullivan. from Quebec 10 days. wish
lumber. IT, Giiiesiic Dean
sailed,
shirs Antarctic. zeregs, Lverpoo Medstor. Bell. New
Or cans Ohio. Conckiing, do
Wind ne ouneet, WSW.
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= ELEG r A PHI G.

nITAEfURE FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N MApI
son, ETC.
Nap,8oS. Qnd Ootobe, j. 1852
General ses.& NJ s.e left Loui-yo at an carly ho,
ri. morning a the stcsmcr preceded W tic liver
* Gtnout,Ea!ioua along the bank, numerous aud
spitcj.
1he General WIKI warm publio reception % his
arrival ct this lsce end l. atdtcsin- an Immense
audi, 10 q ont Of the Madison Hotel III. report
d CeneYs scss ICcs ption peeolcs &c subequsat 70
hi; departure from Losvlle wiz be furnishcd in
for ppt.icat ion 10 inorlow
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The Maryland Institute Exhibition.

KkLTINokEl VCC =, IovZ.
The MARY land Institute Exhibition orencd this
ipg and attrecied vhIorgss f vteIs There quite
number oi exhibitor from New York and Phadc.phia.
The number OF d, n,-torS is 500, bug lG0 than
last IL is raid by Northern contributors to be thu
beet exhibition made 10 the United States. Tue
whole a. toe imuIsI-e bn9ing lie entirely occupied and
will aiu opeu four wcess.
The rrtt'e OF cstti for the great agricultural show
which takcl plsce th 9th ms; are already latge
than thu totat entNs last II el be the largest
show held ir tn Uott.t Stecs
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D0vuestfr HFfsSprirnr

Tbo fouGdiy OF N. CiaT 6 10 IN Aiicganr CITY was
mihs,! desuoyto ny hre tbs 30th ut. Loss g CO.,
Portuguese rsm.d Augustine Do Fratus. con mittra
trb pisto.
on the 18th ult. son OF policeman Miller RI PHI
gotlph'a besibe e'lhe broken or badly bruised one .
trhgs fhe NO h'r wa 20 cScted that in ascending ar
escStotp Ebt q stats thr ftll aud fcsctureI her
null 80 hat csih was the constunsnce
Timothy HcCctnicE, tn man rho Wa run over Nv a
cafrtHte on The .tth ut laifmoupt Ptiindt lpE
and eceved sfacmr Of tho skUIl died at tho Pennsyi.
fanie hhspitpi ca We - int.
Tte fre is evening, ava tho Cleveland Pa7 Deo,er o.
the Ie int. a Btf"Y "a the h.7t'ufe warehouse If Wa
Bert aazr,ing oWn.d by Jhn q AIN aud three other
Toooep buildings upon the aide or Water street.,
eauth & 81. Ciar.
hr Martin G1ap; me- Dhcr oftha Sspdg7ky Ohio
Artillery pHLy, LtFov ion one OF tho ho-ses os
The cannfb wolfe the way to attend deAo.
crntk meeting at korualk. ana killed.
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yrI Eoai Co, the7ors-e by Eccn Toyior)
den and Amboy Railroad 81. -, bs 100 igs CIV GssG.
o. I'VE aWu hentigFton Water v prrs ca, IS 100. Da
North America tUhl Co. ~ ~ flarcs III
road 4s y DO ~ lo rion csns IS ie5s is NorTia."Sn
Railroad, dGi III ilmuaon hnlrnad s5wn ~ ia
Bank th United sthct Baak, nj IL Mnnuss etnrars
and Mechanics Bank, 3 " Southwark Bank bO RsaSss
Bonr6s HU tlafts Onion Ca ~ lu33 $50 Schuylhl NaV
Eston Pref'rree - "; long Island nafroad cash
Tia BfilFcst ~ 40 s,huytil Navigation Preforres bi
f go % It's, az ~ d., ~ = "a 0l do s5wn nv 20 do
IT, M b. d. NLt Oo ong sifnd Raiiruai rs 13Z 100
tlS; 3ltsG 81 bank - rs9nsylvNris ne; Cpiln
kAk 81 ~ dNer Rogrd So 90 Res ing Rail-
4 ft6tf3 N, ~ CtT huilroaA Ga 0g; Gun Pennsyl-
e - 81 1915 sres scltylkill Navigation Preferred.
HEt ttff ~ yDlaaP islnnd Railroad 1896 81 Read
80 T3S ,lkSd interest ~ Z rnisn Canal, iGil; 90
nj = A1e q 1GSton, ". hsglet heavy,
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From pIh,taticls,,.in.

IAwYRn snor Ai->Aii.IrG oil THE iGiGATE
SAkAN 90.
tEILspGtYi1A. oct 1S5o
Colonel faamb member of tic bar, siot t
this mcipirg froDt ~ The Criminal Court By BphraGi
sroer. old against wtom Farlaunb counsel
iD G fuif, scytlG mn0'hs Greer fred three btNs
boD rvolVrr ~ hout Eject whou he arrested ana
sftr cssrue before til coi'7J committed for triad
she Y. sfctm tIlet. SG1Casc. Capt G. Long loft
Navy Ysra ibis afternoon Tor By39l Size castic. t
the Cb%S hlst TeI.ia a. SaJe aua family lao Cha
DC kGGifs from urszi. The Chtvnlrr ans beau super
seota by Cpnmsnoer Moitir1 Minister ltenipcteH-
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dat. Words Norsas,ions
-. EirEt ara second. Adjourn.d TO next Thursday
g.. Third ADD cixin.... Daniel Boclsy.
g.. nhrd; .Aojonfned 20 next Thursday
g.. .Eip, th.............J joseph Il. PaJelte
IT,. k'pih .............. tohp slosson.
81. Teu'h. ............ Daniel II sheddemsn
r.. EleTtrih. .,....... DEUEL. willis
H.. Thirteenth. Adjourned 70 Friday next.
l2. tourtet nth Adjourned TO Wedu7-day do
10. Fifteenth ........WG q Taylo'. 70 nomi1ated
H.. sixt osd Twentieth Contested adj. TO Wedy.
Tie proce, diugs were rather iangud and spritlo7s
IL the first district Mr. D. @. BeDdcry OIL had fall
ohapco at The organization Of the meeting bat saed by
Wing tocua poeus All the outsiders strong 10
favor Of Dan BoSlfy for the second district.
WIG NoMINATIoss ron coRoNEas.
The County Convention mot again las. evening a. tho
Broadway House, fos tho purpose of nonina:cg io1s
CcIoners for The coming election. Consdrable excts
infested among ths friends Of the rcepect,v,
candidates, certain number Of delegates hayug ploago5
thtIasves for candidate OUTSIDE and voted for an
Other inside. Thus when the result was made known
the cboen ddate much dsa fiction was exhibited
BY Tho friends Of ,he d, fsate1 parties.
On tie fret ballot Or L. Budd received 50 votes no
Charler Missing Sc. Bob condda.es declared n,,-
mated.
on the fecopd ballot DR. Chsries Brine n,ushausen 70.
cejvrc &c vntee. snd declared duly ronizated.
On The thiio ba lot john Simmons received 81 votes
10 DECLARED nonaDatedthus consina atae county
noninaiioDf
Dr. Buod IL from The Seventeenth ward
Charles Iissirg il fr'r the Nineteenth vLr5
Ir Iru, ninc b -Ustn IL from the Eighth va-d.
Dr sinlmop- l. from tie sisth ward
There thirty candidates for tic shove o8ioes
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTINCT.
In this dihrict corprifirg the Eighth and Ninth
wGds VIM. D. Mech h. nominated by IL ewing 20 IS.
and joel II Stevens COMES forward On iadepcndeut
csndjdste
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FH!.iDEtr1.It, Uct. I, IJ1Z
largo democratic meeting held on Saturday a.
uyde Park Luzerne county, tho terminus Of the So5an
tor end Western Railroad. Six thousand
pres John Van BuTen and VIM. Dickinson wers the
principal speakers. The meeting continued through
oct Inc ming when Col Wriah: addressed two thou
sald peorle
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Mr.. Lot having received mai lrity az The whnc
ties ~ ,.tc, cnt declared he ouaino. rha Coo
rptiop Iftt,tod u Eon,uate ,aatAe fof ut
Shcrv'Et rDceuts o. POGO an Gorsurr
otto sing cius.s b scclsmainp:-
kstis. y SJiliwti, Justice of the Court oC SEES;
Jssl BGDore sUp- Dd.uoeot OF poor uaaands
III UicsiuRor, Co un.r William burg.
G,S &, zine Cctuo.r Mes Lots
yu's of thtrke teLoered to the Offices Gni th
,opseb'tD aojunsn.d
Afe. the I,iua ioss we're sHrouuc, d John Hantcrd
q vittsne tfE G.cIe0 himself stump Candidate for
-t,riG nno has is ued biz manifesto
BbookLYh TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE NOMINATIONS
The Gmp.rsrec Alliance o. this city met at 40 9
Court steer lest evening and nominated the foosing
ttcttt-
s.ytr-tdesrd Lambert.
ttIsf az fuicc- John : Fox.
t"iir<, J,stIcs,- UAniel X. Sui'h
Jnstiue of ,tc teecc-- Jnho q. smith
Dir Lsut~rt L. tho regular democratic tick t.
t.+ssrs Iok ana II X Smith the.wbig ticket and
Sr Jshp q Sni b |. ap Independent candidate.
Fba ct'i OF cauusdates tor Assembly deferred
uRtu Monday evening next
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At liza icm On Tuesday. Sept 2S by the Rev Mr. Qurr
Capt. GhohGs l.. Blows to Mrs. REBIcoA PErrERsos,
bo,h of Providence
Providence papers please copy
On wedpeeday. SEPT, 20 by the Rev. A. Larkn- Of
Harlem. Mr. Il, sJAAis W. 0Tis TO Mss ANN O. soupper,
both of Jcrsey City
at Huguepot Orange county N Y, Sept q. by tho
Rev A. seward Of Foit jcrvis Mr. NArhsviEL Roc
city of New York. to Miss JEmiMA CuDDssAcK, OF tho
former place.
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Democratic Cor gresiupsi Convention of the Tsenty p
sevthih oisiI ct Y chemupg Tompkns and Tloga
copntieG-ntets 1t 0wego.
ceps'fgetioual Convention. embracing all of tina.
octomnetins il the Laited state, to be held In Al
tuny.
Great hicmen'f parade, at T'onton New jersey.
Ger Foot uf vi 1t CiucipDa.i apd he rsce;yed bv
tLe Shie club aud ogsnistd societies u the city
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n E w 3 BY LEGR APR.
GREAT GALE AT TAMPA BAY.
LATE AND NltftSTlN; FR0A TEXAS.
VARIOUS sFsEsNs----FtTaL ACcIDEyTs,
vU. nc
Severe Gate elbow Fewer
sHARvEs pEsIkuyn a TlaPA pAY-CRors IN
ETC

'B.HLrsroN, o,t a. 1852
Tempo BAY ard H. .urnuudiog coun ry vi
et*u ~ ter &c pas ~ llth September Alt the
Wharses nt rsnps ~-r es'ri,d away snd the Gus ON
houe toatE 10 ehe sugar crops and ofaage
prcsst Wiz. u.iJ,,saI inj".d
The bart y 1sm"i" arrived IN the heY uoa 81
Msfkr en- The lntb pi ~ t'r puiSark@ fdremaSt IN
ma.ppaeI b4.id.s M OF Der vstcf ca Ks ". &c
stove 10 The "a INJURED eAsept the mate,
Who spr aiHs q ~ osi. 49,
tie r. ,sr chru,a, "a Nee York that Mr.. Rutter
6.ia i.udl ~ tiliou Hotel at Charleston
bad did 81 teics =, ts un'rue H. has not been
ssk, end no - ! loes haze secured al the Pa
gtlir
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The Sta ansl,ip Black warrior.

Ths etssnsbp Black Warrior Csuf r. " saufoIit
Hom New Nolb via Havana arrived this port Testsr
day a,ttrnoon il 4Js en- six hours Ali vol g
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The Military E.campnient mt Syracuse.
ONE hAH ACCIDENTALLY KiLLEi,-AEoTHER sErEtA
INJURED. SIC.


SYRACUSE, Oct. (, 1852
Tbe military mpmsnt braec up thIs morning The
troops rcsw.d ~ Major WocaruT Saturday sud
vert by General Brace Appropr ate
addresses delivered ny b,th gentlemen General
Brown has been present at Peak camp through the whole
tmc
Two most unfortunate incidents nerrol the On
Fri6sy Coourl vrnornhary conducting the exer
cites bis hors fell backward upon him. lniur
ing him severely
On Saturday morning two OF tho scutnels named Adam
Gilehr and james Chimney, making passes at arms
play folly when Ctou",y's mu kst Discharged and
the bali p1se,d through Gilch.rs neck killing him in
esnfi$. Cruul.y arr~scs hut the Coroner's juicy
exculps.irc BIN. lac discharged The musket was
taktp at rem n hand add had been
iosded with bsil contrary to rule Tho deceased leaves
family.
Yeets rday afternoon he Rev BYRON Sunderland preach
cd Law and tue grouDd to the great
satisfaction q MI pmriss 20 ur 3to0 we're prcsen.
company hoID oswegc and another from Canistotn
have been heIu.
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No SiCkf,s IS at Rochester.

RUcHEgT,s, Oct. 4. 1852
Tho depa'ch 10 IT,. New Yok eutcrs of this morning
announcing eot cho!,ra hers. IT. incorrect. No
6stiLs ba,e be- ported iu a fortnight. Tue Bca-d @.
Htai.b H,st 10 da', 1rtca 10 til
The Leaitt Of The city good The weather is fine, and
tb, clioit Lss 4
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MISfEsoTA-sIoUx Treaty RATIrTED--s69O 900
ti-sT 1A,Ei>T W have bvsn Informed by william D
fbhhPs Preceding Attofr Of Ramsey county, Min.
Deoa t.tfitoIy ana Of Ike Oldest fettcrs 10 that
~ lon. that all he tniepdmentg r:s1f By The T. Sc
aat TO We sioux pet5 aIesS 10 BY the Indians
or tie l0'h ot tIact ~ the cgltnial
Try IN tbo world sTl ts Nev England States L.
tbis Opensd to the sU,sRr,nH A ssiubrous climate,
ard cheap Land sn inSt hsstTsDger TO seek
home Ia hpueso.a
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The Steamship Ohio at Norfolk.

49, NoRFoLF, Cct 4 1852.
1ne Otto, thirteen cay from ispinS all for
New foiB bas put in here. Short OF coai shs has 81
pesttpstr End 81 10000 gold freight and $500 600
al vel. - -
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Esespc and Recspsure OF ,rurderer.

WnKtsr.nuE, re.. Oct 4 1852
1vnns the murderer Ct Reese, cscsrrd from tb tus.
tody q the constable TO day He Afterwards re cap
tpte6 and t. IL JAIL here rr0- - dis bcicg re Ia
ken coDtidtTdbc excl encnt tyi.l ar3rg our citizens
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City Politics,

] THE DEMOCRATIC TogcHLIGHT PROCESSION To5r
PCEkD.
ovrg 10 the state OF the weather tho torch Ugh. pro
ceseion Which to have OF last evening" IS post
| poned TO another day.
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Large P,ize Won by Maurice strakosch.
BAIrsorn, Oct a. 1852

bAIfI'fVNa UcI 2, f0JL
Maurice shatosch the celebrated piurist nos ia this
CITY the cstial prize Of 81 $50 SC in the lottery
to ay Gs rnrchaseo hia ticket in pa tncrshp With
menbT OF the New IoE press, also here from Messrs
L~in g. Co " ~N'
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Superior Court-Gencral Term.

b fore Hon Judges Duer, Gaupboll, and Bosvorth.
OCT 4--The Court announced that in ccnse
queDce Vt the unfn'ehed state of the general term
Iooa,. VII oh vas undergoing repairs, and Ia canse
queDce If tho great number Of causes to bs dp)s
Of in special term the general term calendar would
not be taken up until Monday next.
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COURT OF ArPIALs, Der 2--The argument Of
sst,S no ns'd y.sTdAy) co2c'uded No q
SaiaD s,"'it sple lant act Mile and others,
roD9tne keargu,o. N Hill Jr Tor npn.lIant a
D1sE Moron for n popderts Not ccnoludsd q; 2 ~ M
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krw HAvhu~-Stnameitp Empire City
From New sn Patton. I'd Aldcr, Chapuiy,e Gro
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WHO ASSEMBLY CIVILIZATIONS

The Wig Assembly nominating committees met last
night geueaolly through TIE city in ordor 20 nominate
candidates for the various dsrics The fouoTing &c
eults Herp ohtninsd AZ d l. te hn,,y =
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ot Of w ocuvcncn. and the nsUatieu Of candidates
VA sntn entered int
REcssrE0.
oc uo'fcn william Marshall OF willlaussurg was
r,n ns'.d for County Regisser hy scol smaien
coUnry CLARK
1sre srr ur cen0ida,es 10 ,hc field for en- offse
ira n'e rtuiar hallos had before . cov,sc VA
Usos ~ hlows
Whole numte r AZ votes re-
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE


ALnArao VIEW yosH-rED psv.
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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-08-07
FROM rur nosros ADvrnrrsrn or AUGUST g.


The FIRE ASSmILAToR.--A large crowd of people col
lected in the Public Garden last evening witness
experiment with Phipss Fire Annihilator extern
sve SCALE which had been announced would take place.
wooden house, constructed Of pine boards had been
erected fifteen feet square and seventeen feet high and
the interior packed with dry wood II divided into
two Stories and each there three windows The
upper halves of the windows in the second story
left open thus tending to make draft upwards to aid in
the combustion Of the infammabe materials Of which the
edfce and its contents composed Before firing the
house. Mr. Cotton made address the assembly,
planning the principles and construction Of the annhila
tor. lie particularly asked that the company would
member that the machine to be used Phips's Eng
sh Fire Annihstor and conound 1t with any other
Invention The house then fred and in short time
the whole interior was burning mass. The flames
sreamed out Of the upper windows, and il evident
that the pile about to be shortly wholly consumed.
The ground illuminated by the light for considera
bic distance The Annihilators then applied Some
time lost and confusion created by the
blowing off Of the Of the machines first used,
in consequence afterwards stated of careesness
in fastening them. Two other machines, however
then brought to bear and after instant Of Kissing and
the appearance of dense cloud Of vapor IL evident
that the fire completely extinguished and the duh
outline Of the house stood again. in darkness against
the sky 8 t... -
The experiment certainly completely successful
and satisfactory. and regarded by the large
Der Of witnesses present The efficacy of the machines TO
extnguish fame and prevent large fires in their Incl
piency, may think, be considered fully de-
monstrated
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Mr.. sTR0THER moved to insert in the bill an item
approprating $4,000 for the repair Of the Potomac
bridge He said that the vote just taken recognised the
duty resting upon this Government to keep up and pre-
the connection between this District and the adjacent
States, and every argument which influenced favorable
action upon the amendment just adopted bore upon this
question with increased and accumulated force. The
cases being analogous and the necessities being in the
present case greater the committee could not hesitate to
vote for his amendment.
The amendment was rejected--ayes "a, noes GA.
Mr. CABLE moved to insert in the bill clause that the
bridges the Eastern Branch and the across the
Potomac river be surrendered to the authorities Of this
Districts which, after debate agreed to-ayes 80,
noes 46
Mr. STANTON, Of Kentucky, moved to insert in the
bill item appropriating $4,000 for completing the
grades of the city OF Washington and to determine the
plans for drainage and sewerage which, after debate
rejected.
Many other amendments were offered to the bill and
disposed Of but before getting through the BILL the
mttee and reported progress
The House then adjourned