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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17


PREPARATIONS FOR THE OBsEQUIEs OF
HENRY CIAY-The Common Councils Committee Of
Arrangements have not yet officially announced the
hour which the funeral procession in honor of Henry
Clay IL be formed the Goth inst The Committee Of
Arrangements have been In session at the City Hall for
several days past and have received Delegates from a
great number OF Associations which design to parrish
pate In addition 10 the Free Mssons who have claim
precedence 10 paving honors to the memory of the
deceased from the fact that he honored member
of their ancen: fraternity observe that the Order Of
United Americans have determined to parade aud the
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order Of Odd Eel
lows will probably DO so. The cartmen have held
meeting for the same purpose, and the indications
increasing that the obseques will be celebrated by per-
bsps greater numbers than have ever participated In
such cere nony In this country.
The First Division of Eew.York State Militia viii pa.
rade. The Division lpe will be formed on Broadway,
the right resting on Chambersst, at 2ls o'clock, PM
precisely Bngader. General Spcer will detail a suits,
bic detachment from biS command TO fire minute guns
from the Battery. Brigadier General Hal will direct
troop of horse for escor, duty, 10 report to the Major
General at his quarters, at O'clock; and troop of
horse for guard duty, TO the Division Inspector, upon
the parade ground at the same hour. Broadway from
Chambers-st to Astorpace is designated the parade
erotnd of the Division, from o'clock NJ. until tie
commencement Of the procession. CommAndsnts of
Regiments will send their standard and camp coors 10
the City Hall on Monday next at o'clock AM. to be
draped with appropriate emblems of mourning, under
the dh ectOn of the Committee of Arrangements Off.
will the usual badges Of mourning upon their
left srm and sword-hlt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17

FATAL ACCIDENT. -COroner Ives yestsf-
day held inquest at The NewYcrk Hosp'a apoa vac
body OF Owen McGrath, native fIresnd' - Year,
ege, who died yesterday In consequence Of ''an,
ceiyed on The 9th inst II appears ,hs the ssee''so
the time Of the accident was driving par o 'p",~.
horess at Motifs Quarry. foot Of Thirty Sln'a'' ~
River, when they become frightened, ana e'os ''-a.
den jump, drew hin on. OF the wagon, "H'oa ""
esviy loased, aud the wheels passing over nin' IN
dcts isjs.ies from watch he died. ysrtc.Aee-dsniA'
death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17

MEETING OF FRENCH AND Cas,D,,r
REsrDESTs-THE MONTREAL FnE-i ssnecs n..,
Ing Of all the French residents Of s City vsxA., !,
European or Canadian birth, is called It DslaoaIss,
Restaurant, in Beavers at noon this day. to sis us,
to render eficacious aid to the sufferers % he =.
terrible confsgra,icn at Montreal Ii h proposed !,
organize Committee, which shall make colectD,,
and also the necessary efforts to render a. pr,...
IS possible dramatic pc form.nce which the P,,,..
dramatic and operate company now In the cy lu,r,
TO give foe the same generous purpose sasee.,
these humane attempts To relieve the unfortaass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17

CLOSING UP.--The Russ pavemen. va,
last night finished up to Blocker street. and the Canal
street crossing win soon be done. We shall then have
the Russ from Morris 10 Reades,reets, from Canal 10
Bond.s,reets, and from West Washingouplac, 70
Eighth street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17

"ADEsrE, FIDELEs. Attention ia r..
quested to the notice, Cd our FIRST page to the cal Ol
old Guard to meet At the Broadway House .ssl,x
TO concert measures for participating In the obsequ.
of their venersted chief, Henry Clay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17

CoURT MARTIAL. Col. S. Brooke Post.
ley Of The Hussars has been arrested, las the mild,
felix's call ~ on some charge with which are act q
queinted, and is to be tried by court marital ca as
ed inst Gen. Morris Is the President, and coh Va.
ner and Ferris are members, COL Ward, JUICE a.
vocate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17

THE DEPUTY CRY Isspecroa-i,
tton was referred to the Committee on Fis..,. ~.
evening, IN Board Of Aldermen, received f,o, CO.
RIDDLE Esq, Deputy City Inspector Tor renv,.,.s.s
for services from March l5to June o. 'A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17

REFRrGTRATINo.-Ferrine Is clea,lv !.
deb,ed to the City 10 large suu, by the tsrr,s !.
contract, for not getting his pavement down ~
thIbs the amount IL nearly g. 200 Ys, rs.o,e "
been offered In the Board Of Aldermen 10 ps p..sa
bis full chsrse for paving. without dedacuax go,
by wsy Of penalty II that resolution pmsss h |.
slen' to stealing so much money from the rrsasu, -,
TIE men who vote for il can be considered ia "a -
light than the perpetrators Of the theft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17

JUSTICE TEMPERED WITH MERCY
We have received several "poe-ical' missiles which
we are requested to fire at the odious Common Coun'
Gill but beg assure thu writers that we cannot DC
capable of the cruelty which such an act with such
poetry would inct 1t would be too bad even for the
tea.room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17
PALmAM QUI MERuir FEaAr.-a.

FALMAM OUT WEKurr rEhAr.---Asr;,.
ant Capt. De Camp, Of the Eighth wssd por.. -.
net Capt runbui, was on duty the osSx -. ssa
caused the arrest Of the man whom cornsli e. "a
Nc De Camp we know to be . promps s.d -
officer, aud have no dOabt that he win sons..s =
bis duty We resre. to hear that csx Tr,.-. . .
seriously i'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17

TEMpERANcE.--Gen. S. +. Cary will
address the people Of Mamaroueck, wes,chester COun
ty, on Temperance, on Sunday evening next, at tho n
L. Church, al O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17
SHORT WEIGHT AND SMALL MEASURES.

SHORT WEIGHT AND SMALL Measures.
We hear conpaintsQf bareaced swindllng by certain
trsdesnrsn of the 10 ~ grade by of false wsgha
aud raced measures. There was Bureau Of In
spectlop Of Weights and Measures in the Mayors ose,
but the upscrupulous Aldermen stole Il away and pre-
tended to establish 1t In the Office of the Commissioner
of Streets and Lamps. That the new Loco.Feco To-
spectors do their duty no. to be supposed else why
the compaintsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17

TEMPERANCE--SEvENTEENTH WARD
AWAKE The "Big Tent" on sixth-st las, nsh, pre-.
septed most cheering aspect, being filed with large
and highly respectable audience of ladies and ssas.
men. s. P. Townsend took the chair, after which the
meeting opened by prayer and addressed BY W. d
Van Wagner and others, who secured the mast fssi
attention throughout the evening, prssenug with great
clearne,s arguments la favor of the i'm nedine and L.
termned action of every friend of humanity and TIM
perance The singing by Mr.. Brown me, with srn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21
Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-
NEW ! DIRK, NAV Is.
Escape ofa Maryland Fugitive Satisfactorily Epasio'

New York, Nav Is.
Escape Of Maryland Fugitive Satisfactorily Epason
Of the Fugi!ire Lap.
most neiarious man1uvre the part of sundry black
ana whe aoohonss of this city has just been made pub
lie showing how Though the aid of executive clemency
slave owner OF your State DR.. Allen Thomas of Elicotts
Mills has been deauded of his pb5 nronsrv in The
person OF a coored man, named Nicholas Dudley Some
three since, this slave away from his and
this city, where, about no wos or
rested the charge Of robbery IL hs distress no hongh
o. his kind hearted MASTER and wrote him bcguno bic
interference in his behalf Dr. Thomas mmed,telv son,
New York. and endravoed have the acquitted in
ference Of abolition lawyer who persuaded the negro to
"pead guilty" to the charge that he might go back
20 his The took his dvce and sentenced
20 The peni'entiary for two years.
Recently the of the slave wrote the Governor Of
This State 10 ascertain the slave had been pardoned and
receiving negative reply Immediately took the necessary
legal steps II reclaim him the expiration of his tence
me loh o, the present month. On the deputy marshal
con'paned oy Dr. Thomas arriving with The warrant al
ons sing TWO Gays before the expiration of the convcrs
Time greatly 10 their surprise they found that he had been
pardoned and released that very morning the abo,onsts
having procured pardon from Governor as soon m they
heard of the presence of Dr. Thomas in this civ The
granting and execution of the pardon in such ecre, and
hasiy manner, without any publication Of the fact being
made in any OF the papers, as required by the law would
the inference thnt his Exceency has len, him
self willing tool the nefarous efforts of the aholiton
lists deaud The rghfu of this slave out of his
property and defeat the operation of the fugitive slave law
but il be tina; he imposed BY the abolons,s-
is said that speaker the abolition meeting held the
in this city few days SINCE actually alluded
10 this affair and boasted that Gov Hunt had eed the man
from his enemies by pardonDg him days before his time
was out"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21
FoR THE ENQUIRER.

The Senate patronage in IThg hands-usce 10 Democrats
Gross outrage on the party instability of Wing
7norants-Holo the President take, Of his Wing
fend,And ho,r the Senate ostraeiSes lis democratic sup
porters, &c
WAsHISoToS, May IA, 1852.
We join issue with that old gentleman remarkable for his
WISDOM who said two thousand years ago. that there is MOTH
Ing under the There Is something clearly new
in the ac'inn of decided democratic Senate which gives all
its printing patronage 10 INSCRIPTIONS Wing newspaper
called The Republic and subservent organ grinder TO the
Fillmore administration it is shameful and unjust as well
as novel There Is precedent for The thing Ostracsing
the democratic organ AT the seat of the General Government
and pampcng odous and beous federal Wing sheet !
What will the democracy OF the country say this when
they are called upon 10 come UP in national contest with
their votes, their enegies and their means2 Can Democrat
c Senators who have been elevated BY the fierce efforts
the party justify themselves in strengthening our adyer
saries by giving them the very richest patronage their
disposal? 1t the gosscst outrage upon the entire party
that set or dared 10 perpeate. Here the
very of Presidential campaign, when we have all
the immense patronage Ct The Executive combat demo.
cratic Sen gives lis latest job the Wing organ-to The
administration paperto John o. Sergeant bitter and
lcntless cdorthe who edited that vile and ma
li2nant Taylor campaign paper called The Battery Ii
base betrayal and every Senator who it is
worthy his position and should be cast oil from the conf
dence OF his party There men in The body who the
aangementanong the rnest and ables of them is Sena-
tor BRADBURY OF Maine 1t would be better for the party il
We had more Bradburys-bold fearless and just.
The great patronage of the Executive Departments has
been welded with eye single the streng and
arming of the Wing party. The rotten cohorts of Fedora
Fillmore Whggery have battened upon the Public Treasury
win voracly and success that appalling and unprece
denied The nation groans under their pundenn grasp:
and il 10 fortunate that their gaphins,ic hold will the
ah of March NEXT be released While all this is going on in
The Executive Branch how acts Democratic Senate with
large, emphatic, decisive majority? Why with hundreds
Of prescribed friends from whom 10 choose-good men and
allow The organization of Senate to re-
main in Wing hands-not mild, modest Wings; but fierce
sindictve, cunning, schemug Wings, who know how
% snbserve their party, by bestowing their patronage
among of their kidney. The Secretary his
chief Clerk and of his assistants; the Ser
geant at Arms and his appontees, with all the ct
If his place by which he has grown ch should by all
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

New YoRK, MAY 1.-THE steamer Illinois arrived this
forenoon from Chages with California mails TO the 18th of
April. She briggs three hundred passengers, and mil
lion and half dollars in gold.
The Sierra Nevada and e. Dorado left Aspnwa
for New York the day the Illinois sailed The
Philadelphia TO have sailed the 9th April for New
Orleans and Havana.
The shipments of gold from the lst to the 18th of April
amounted TO three millions four hundred thousand dollars
The Democrats were to hold State Convention for Cali
fornia on The 10Th July
The Panama Railroad would be opened within five miles
Of Gorgona during the present month
The Government OF Grenada has adopted hostile
against the South Americans supposed assisted Flo
RS in his expedition against Ecuador.
he President Of New Grenata issued message in oppo.
silon to granting the loan OF sixteen millions reals by force
His message also proposes 10 mise 10000 assist in
qmeilng the rebellion Ho Peru of fitting out two
vessels at Valparaiso and demands conscation Of the
property of all natives and foreigners residing in Grenad
found aiding Flores.
Mr.. Cushing the American Charge Guayaq ui believes
that the other States will no, look with Indifference these
warike movements against Ecuador.
The Panama Star says that government does not own
single warvessel OF any class md how they intended
transport troops is more than can be imagined
Efforts made detain vessels which sapposd
sailed for Punama.
hostile meeting took place the 9th April at Sans
Sonci California at half past eleven O'clock between Ar
chibad G. Peachy, Esq, and James Blair, Esq-he
pons dueng pistols and the distance ten PAGES. After
exchange OF shots the seconds nterfeed and the quarrel
amcably and satisfactorily adjusted. The parties
reconcilcd before they left the ground.
challenge fight has it is snid been accepted BY Coun-
Try McClusky. The purse is s. 900 side with forfeit
$1,000 The fight will of at Shasta on the 2ls of
next June.
named Cotton from New York shot at tho Alta
gambling saoon Grass Valley, The 3D. by the barkeeper
named French, in seidefecce Cotton was in critical
durn.
Mr. Geo. Robinson accidentally shot at Mad Mule
Canon, und Died. Mr. B. formerly from Texas.
Mr. Holden, delegnte to The Baltimore Democratic Con-
veuion, cannot come account of i'll health.
The Senate after much discussion, passed the fugitive
slave bill BY ID nays 9among tlem Boderick form
ey Of New York city The bill has amendment restrict
inu re opd
providing that the proceeds Of the labor Of slaves in mean
tin,c shall not revert to their masters.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21


PUBLIC MEETING IN HENRICO COUNTY.
At an adjourned meeting Of the in District No.
Henrico county held Temperance Hail. Mr.. Robert a.
MAYO took the Chair, and Mr. j. H. Allen acted as Sec
re.ary.
The Chairman having briefly explained the object of the
meeting left the Chair 10 which he was again unanimously
elected. Mr. j. II. Allen also unanimously reelected
Secretary
Mr.. cambridge Ball then moved that committee OF five
be Appointed 10 report 10 the meeting the name OF suitable
persons TO he nominated for the nlgstracy. Motion
adopted.
The meeting then appointed said committee consisting Of
The following gentlemen :-acssrs. cambridge Ball. Cnhon
Archer, William Pcarcc John Harrison, and Charles
L McCoul, who brought in the following report:
The committee prepare business tor the meeting and
present the naes persons suitably qualified for the olce
Of magistrate respectfully oer the following resolutions:
l. Resolved That the names Of twelve persons De voted
for magistrates.
9 Resolved That the following gentlemen be nominated {:
Mossrs Ro A Mayo Jackson ChIdrey Henry Cox, The
ophilus Tatem John Robertson John Fl MeterI, Hob.
son, John B:acket, Ro Lyme, hos Lyme, Alice and
Ecnl Pollard.
On motion Of i1r VIM ". Pearce j, was
Resolved That egh: of the above twelve be selected BY
the meeting as nominees for the Magsracy.
The following gentlemen were selected under the last res
Mcssrs Ro A. Mayo, Jackson F. Chi!aTey, Henry Cox,
Ro. b. Lyme Jno. H. Mcttct Jn0. Brackett w. fiuoson
and 1heophus Tatrm.
The meeting proceeded 10 vote instructions TO The
county commissioners tho location Of second precinct
in this District After some remarks from Mr. Iatem, MI
Sanl Cartwright and others, Hineman's Old larern was
decided upon.
The nomination of an ovcrseer of the Poor coming
un Mr. Sam Ball Mr. James Roper and Mr.. Robert Farrar
were presented the meeting The being by ballot
and the name of The latter gentleman being dropped under
the rules after the first ballot il found baIcng
second time TINT there lie vote between the two first
named gentlemen; so i; was
Resolved by lie meeting That MI Ball and Mr. Roper be
both nominated as candidates for the office in question.
As candidates for the office OF Constable Mr. John Thos
Chirey received The Unanimous nomination OF the meeting
On motion, il was
Resolved That the proceedings OF this meeting be pub
lished in the new papers Of tho city Of Richmond.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
RO. a. MAYO, Chm'n.
j. H. ALLIES, Secretary.
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
!.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAJ ~ &C.


JUplCIAL AND OTHER ELECTIONS. .,o
r., !, be remembered that on the fourth lhusoay w..
,7h, f M. present month the following Judcia' anu
officers to be elected: :, the voters
A Judge Of the Supreme Court of Appca'' y
Of each section. ,s,, of each Cir.
Judge OF the Circuit Court oy w clerk of the County
.,;, Nv IN. voters of each county, r,,,onwo,l,b n
cour, Surveyor an Attorney i'' -. ~. po.oo,o "a
oou', ,,nv Commissioners OF Tue hc'e"ue' %
Sheriff. anu o. The voters of the whole county arc
are s commissioners prescribed for the county
10 o,cr must designate only the persons ior "hom
bu also The district in which each person voted Tor
Is TO perform his duties :,
Rv tho voters Of each county which Circuit Court is
held Clerk for each Court
gv the voters of each of the corporations OF flc'o'
Norfolk Lynchburg Winchester, Staunton'
Williamsburg and Danvile one Commissioner " ''o
nue The voters living in these corporations are ho' -
for the Commissioners of the Revenue lot INC 'o''
counties in which such corporations are si'uale
By the voters OF each city In "hich d o'u'' -, r.
o,I r,o,r md an Attorney for the Commonwealth LOT
such Court. .;b f,;rcu;,
ho,a Clark for such Court and Attorney for the
r,noob for such corporation, who shall also DC Inc
$50, e rho Commonwealth in the Circuit Court heio
p Tho voters Of every county and city for which together
Circuit Cour, is held Clerk and an Attorney tor the Com
monweah for such Court.
Bv the voters in each distrct In county, tour JUSTICES
of the Peace one Constable and one overseer OF ne oo
but the voters residing in town which PROVIDES or us
moor are no, 10 vote for Overseers Of the POOR Tor INT
county in which such town is situate
person may any place in his county, out ne car
vote for district officers only in the district In which no re-
sides.
The question has been asked, may person VINO Is "o'
resident of particular district at The time oil the
elected as commissioner of the revenue or consao '
dis,rict1 1t will be from our columns 'o'oas 1' "
Attorney General has expressed the opinion 'a' ~ u.
named persons not residing in the dis'f'c ''u'
- NAV he must reside in the district for which he wal
elected. .
The Commissioners uho hold the election Of county OH
GERS z,M also hold the election of Judges Of the Court
appeals and ofhc Circuit Courts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21
NORTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATIC STATE CON
MENTION

YENTION.
find In the Raleigh Standard OF Saturday editorial abstract
OF its proceedings far then received from which we
make the following extract.
The convention organized by the election of the fol-
lowing officers:
"For President of the convention Duncan K McRae OF
New Hanover.
"Vice Presidents Frank l. Wilson Of Rutherford; F. l..
Simpson Of Rockingham L. D. Stark OF Pasquotank and
George Pegrarn of Cumberland.
''Secretares, X. K. Bryan of Cumberland; William II
Bailey OF Orange; and Joseph Masten OF Forsyth
"On motion OF General Saunders committee of two from
each Congressional district appointed to report resou-
tons for The action Of the convention. The commmittee
consists Of the following gentlemen: First district, Frank l.
Wilson, James B. Shepard second district Wesley Jones'
L. p Dick Third district John Shaw, Perrin Busbee; fourth
district james NJ Walker Alfred Reid; fifth district Abrom
Rencher, John S. Eaun sixth District R. NJ. Saunders
w b. Watson; seventh district James c. Dobbn, Edward
Cantwe; eighth district, John " Sherard Dr. d. G. w.
Ward; ninth dis trct l.. d. Starke, John Mitchell.
"The convention then adjourned till Friday morning. ten
O'clock
Forty counties represented by hundred
delegates. The best spirit prevails. Tho convention will
adopt platform broad enough hold the whole State In
other words its principles will be just towards all interests
and sections and plainly forth that onccan msun
destand them David Reid the originator of equal suf
rage and the nvncblc champion of the people, will be
nominated for governor by accamation will doubt
cept the nomination, and will be trumphantly elected.
elegraphc sketch OF the resolutions adopted pub
shed in yesterdays Enquirer We shall give the rcsou
tons in full as soon MS received
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21
For the Enquirer.

no MISS BOZ FRANKLIN.
Frend of my heart, adieu
God keep thee in his care;
Receive this parting sigh
Believe this parting prayer
Remember vanished hours,
Let memory softly dwell
On one who thinks of thee,
With thoughts too deep TO tell.
But, if the bliss of by-past days,
BY thee should be forgot,
Let these few lines bnt meet thy gaze,
They'll breathe "Forget me NOT.
When far away, fond memory Oft
VIII paint thee still as true,
AS when heard thee whisper soft,
The last cod word, adieu. HkTAiRA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21
COMMISSIONERS FOR HENR1co COUNTY

intend the election in Heurico county, have appointed the
following subCommssiones for the several precincts or
districts:
Alleys No. 4.-Wm Sin,ms, Sam Cottre, it,. Charles
Phillips; Henry l. Reeve officer.
Al the house of Solomon Lovenstein, called Erin
Shades" No. 4-Saml Co,trel ar. Thomas Toer Rich
arc Daoney Henry Saerwhite, officer.
r,. maSeston No 3.-Jns Ryal John Sheppard James
Hiil, Jt; Nathl King officer.
- AZ tne mouse Of Barney Dckman, No. g. the Brooke
IurnpiKeIWm T Taylor, Algernon Storrs Danl Gar
AT toe dwelling house of L Eacho, No 2-Robert NJ
officer.
AL Inc mouse OF Sweeney, No. /, called "Clay
Moun"-Thos Blake, Jno Cartwright Ro R Sims; Jno
officer.
AT the house of Jno Hughes known Mrs Hinchman's
No l-Chs Boswell Benz Roper, Albert Hobson; Jno
H Mckenzie, officer.
Cour, House. Mo. I'D Haxal, Alfred Winston, Benz
Pollard; Tho b Carter officer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21

A DUEL ANTiClPATED.-A letter from Washington
TO The ~ Express mentions r1mor TINT duel the
taps between LIE Com:e de Sariges the French Mniste
aud an Hon. eIM c. from Baltimore The OF this
pectcd aiiir Of honor ia alleged s that the G. he
offended Monsieur lie Compile for lighting cigar IN
the presence OF ladies' As yet only paper bullets of the
brain" have passed between the two Gentlemen.