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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-08-28

Through BY rail entire danes, miles
trhcA Is done In coaches.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-08-28

NEwBuRG, Qndiana.) August IL, 1852.
All is right in this part OF the State. Pierce and King
will get every democratic vote. have not heard Of the
first democrat who viii desert noble standard bearers
Per contra, the wings deserving their Greeley gun
powder candidate by the Dozen
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RIPLEY. miss. } Aug I2, 1852.
The wings in these parts are mum when SCOTS name
is mentioned They about TO give up the ship in this
county.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
FR1pAY. March Ppm.

In Stocks there was good deal of ac-
tvity to-day, and buoyant feeling generally evnced
in nearly all the fancies Long-Island was an ex-
ception, having risen too rapidly and fell off " ct
closing at %. Erie very active especially at the
Second Board, when 1890 shares were sold, closing
at IS, an improvement of y cent After the Board
s5l was bid. Reading had also an upward tendency,
and improved to II. Harlem was firm. Norwich was
active, and improved " cent New-Jersey Zinc
was in demand, and closed at 1875, an improvement
of she % share ST. Lawrence Mining in active
inquiry at Ss and offered at 81 For Erie Securities
there was large demand at improving prices The
sales exceed Sis closing at list for LIST mortgage
los for I'd mortgage, 954 for Incomes 9Sf for 1871
CoHve1tibles, cat for 1862 Convertlbles. Hudson
River Bonds are also improving. At the Second
Board the market was very buoyant and active The
foreign news was considered as favorable, and the
prevailing impression that there would be
another expansion of prices next week.
In Exchange there is but little doing,
and the quotations are heavy at o0lO 4Y cent. for
Sterling 5ls905.l7f for Francs. The supply of
bills is fair.
Freights continue firm, with moderate
engagements, but considerable produce Offering
Some 1000 or 900 bbls Flour for Liverpool at 2s.0
2s 3d. 500 or 900 bales Cotton at 5-16d and incud-
ing 500 Sea Island at ad Grain, Id; Deadweight,
22s. 6d.025s. 1000 bbls. Naval Stores at 2s 3d.,
and 500 bbls Oil Cake at Is. Cd. To London, 500
bbls. Flour at 2s Cd. To Havre the market is dull
at lc. The Franklin has 100000 in silver engaged
at 9Y cent. To California there is fair business
Going There is some inquiry forvessels to load
Breadstuffs at the South for England vessel
chartered at IS for Flour and ID for Grain. One or
two West India charters were made at previous
rates.
The supply of Money continues to be
very abundant, and there is feature to note,
The steamer Franklin will take about
$l5O,OOO in silver.
We understand small premium has been
offered for the half million of Georgia Skies brought
here for neg citation by Gov. Cobb.
There is a fair amount Of orders for
American Securities by the Asia, including first
class Railroad Bonds, and some descriptions of
Railroad stock. The private letters received by
the bankers speak of active demand for American
Federal and State stocks and Railroad bonds, which
absoTbs what is offered for SALE The quotations
show in some cases an advance. At Hamburg also
there was fair inquiry for Government at 1911, and
Railroad bonds could be sold there any supply
on the market. The London quotations are:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Wright. Candy & Co.'S Circular,

Per Asial I1vERPooI, FRIDAY. Fab 81 1889
Our last circular advces dated 20th and reported
Cotton market as cOsng steady with sales at 10 00o
bales the following morning business was somewhat
checked by the intelligence from London Of defeat Of
the Russell Administration and the resignation Of that
body Of Ministers; but the prosperous OF trade in
the manufacturing diatrcts than counterbalanced
the evil effects such fact otherwise calculated to
produce and beyond limiting the demand ators
and exporters account change occurred the sales
reaching 5000 bales. The Niagaraa advices were re-
cesved on Monday but caused alteration prevail
n( opinion and sales on that day confined to 1000
bales On Tuesday both spectators and exporters were
again IN the field, reassured by the firm sand made in
and the sales reached 00O On Wednesday the sales were
5000, and yesterday 1000 bales
The total sales of the week las per details in annexed
statemoBt sum up 81 $40 bales of which 1070
uators, and 946 to exporers and include OlO bales
American Of which spectators have taken SIC and e
poIteTs 449 bales Import for time 49,
S28 of which 10 288 American Large parcels Of Surat
again included the above sales amounting 6490
bae Of which spectators and exporters taken about
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
London Grain Trade.

* D. n.
The rmness Of TRADE has been greatly assisted by the
improved condition IN which the supplss have for
ward the keen drying winds VIII ch have prevailed during
the last fonig have hardened improved
last years growth The weather has lately very
spieious FOR all kinds OF out door work. and considerable
progress has been made in blowing &c. DOTng tbs next
month farmers will be closely in the fe aud
will taks place in the deliveries from the growers The
rivals from abroad also likely be small at least
time and the mileTs will probably long, have
buy somewhat extensively than have done of
late moderate rise present rates appears to
probable than decline The future range Of prices will
bat aie inclined to think that the prospects for
the crop the ground shOud continue favorable the value
Of wheat would rscede for month two there will
be great pressure of foreign the market until the
quotations are relatively higher Continent
than this country and though are of opnioA tn at
prices abroad will ultimately be regulated by those current
here holders not likely to give away long there
remains chance for them to get out with pIodt and they
will therefore, all probability, speculate the possible
coptn gencies of bad weather during the
tumn The recently received accounts from the Bal
tic poTne us that good qualities Of red Wheat could
be bought at any of the ports from which in the
board and BantZic prices we're propartonateY high
fine high mixed being qUoed AS to 46s and superior old
bug Wheat up to sos Or, free beard. At the
continental ports prices still higher, and it would
seouently not pay import from quarter In America
the prices Flour have als9 risen. and what had lately
been gbt there for shipment to Great Britain will stand
in no more than the present value here Business at Mark
lane has been rm certainly active and sellers have
been unable establish any rise previous prices There
has not been much business dne in the free OnbOard
trade owing parity to pauoty of offers Nothing Of
interest has occurred in Indian Corn aaoat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

Advertisement. ]-WoRKs OF Arr
Roots CTayon Dasueneotype Portraits and Nina
tuTes are pronounced by artists in point OF truthn
ness, beauty of light and shade, expression. and
artistic effect to The best steel engrayipRs CisudT
Weather preferable for taking this stvle or pictures
Gallery, No. 1863 Broadway, corner of franklin
street.
Advertisement. Nav Dress GooDs.
&C. w. Sanders & Co., successors to s Barker M
2Ol Grand-st will open this day and Monday 100
cases ne spring goods, comprising one OF the best
assOTtmeRts to be found in this City, and will be-
SOLD at less prices, under any circumstances than
can be fourd IN any other store in this City.
advertisement -RIcH BROCADE SILKS.
"A new and splendid assortment Of rich Brocade
Sllks has Just been opened at Columbian Hall No
2ol Grand-st comprising some of the richest styles
ever offered in this City. Ladies dosirous of pur-
asing Silk Dress should call and examine them
rich Brocade Silk, worth 81 50 per YARD is seldom
obtained (as IN the present easel at per Vard-at
least IN no ether store in this City.
Advertisement New SILKS. - $50
pieces rev Silks, broeade, plaid, striped and plain
glace silks, some of the richest imported, selling
very low az Sanders Co.'S successors to Barker,
No Sol Grand. st.
Advertisement i 900 White Grape
Shawls embroidered and plain, of our own importa-
uoni al less prices than ever before heard of, at
Sanders q Co.'S, successors to S. Barker No. 3Ol
GTand-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

,.ls,t Committee of Three be appointed to which
sSsl be referred all applications Tor the use Of the
The time for which the special order
had been suspended, having expired,
Mr. A. SMITH moved that it be again
mspended for hve minutes.
Upon this the Ayes and Noes were called,
and being taken, were Ayes 55, Noes 81.
The hour of two having arrived, the
Speaker adjourned the House before any vote was
taken on the resolution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
RaIIroad Accid .nt and Loss of Lie.

PITTsBURG, Friday, March Y, 1872.
Yesterday afternoon the gravel train on the OHIO
and Pennsylvania Railroad ran off the track near
Brighton and tore up portion Of the road by which
the express pas enger train was delayed until near
O'clock. The tram then again started, but when
near Freedom the train ran over horse, thro wing
theloComOtive and tender of the track The freight
tanvas approaching and so near by that its speed
could not De checked, and running into the psssen-
qer tTan the locomotive and two OF the cars were
Almost entirely destroyed. Mr. Patten, OF Alleghe-
nv City, Instantly killed and several other pas
sengers more or less injured. A considerable por-
hon OF the goods the freight train were also de-
srOVed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
Tho Ice at BuFaIO-Man Drowned.

BUFFALO, Friday, March y, 1852.
The ice continues hTm yet, but the Creek is still
bsh Itis now raining heavily, and If 1t continues,
tits thought the ice must move. Means have been
taken 10 secure the boats which were carried down
the Creek, &c.
German was discovered last night dro wned In
tte road 1t is supposed he had been drinking and
fell or laid down in the road, when the water;
flowing the Creek, drowned him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

BALTIMORE Friday, March 10, 1852.
The train which, left Baltimore at O. o'clock this
evening came III collision that which left Phila
depnia at O'Clock to day, about TWO miles from
here at 63 this evening. The locomotives were
smashed, the thrown off the track, and num-
Der OF persons much bruised. No lives were lost
The train from Philadelphia was behind time, and
carried nc light Fortunately the trains were pro-
ceedinely slowly, OF the consequences would have
been most disastrous 1t is SAID TO have been caused
through variation IN the watches OF the conductors
No one has been seriously hurt The train which left
Baltimore after O'Clock viii not connect with the
Train for New York.
Over 100 Delegates from Pennsylvania to the sus-
queDanna Railroad Convention arrived in Baltimore
to-niRht.
We have no mail South Of Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
nm Steamship Allegheny. sc.

PITTSBURGH, Friday, March, u, 1852.
Thenew and magnificent steamer Allegheny, Capt
patcheloI, leaves here on Tuesday her first trip
sbe is the largest and finest boat ever constructed
here and large party of invited guests from Paia
delphia and Baltimore viii go down on her.
There have been over 500 arrivals at the MonOn-
gahela House within the last twenty four hours
The river is rising, with l0l feet water in the
channel Business is active and increasing In brisk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
Anticipated Duel-Murder FriaI.

WASHINGTON, Fiday March IL, loo1.
duel is anticipated between Messfs Wllc9A anu ~
the House to-day ,,s-,r,ad
In the Criminal Court, Judge Crawford mas granted
= nostnonement Of tbe new trial OF John Day, con-
itsd n rnnrderine his wife at the June term, on
the Dyaver of prfsOner's counsel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

= Mr.. Braham will give Concert at
the Female Academy on Monday evening.
= 1t is stated that Rev. DR.. Schroeder
has accepted the Rectorship of St. Thomas's
Church, in Brooklyn.
"A new paper, called The Citizens Ga
zstte, makes its appearance to-day in South Brook
lyn. 1t will be conducted by G.. r. Colston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

The commercial news by the Asia is fa-
Vorable Cotton had been active at very full prices,
and the feeling in regard to the future healthy
BTeadstufs were also in demand, and had up ward
tendency. Consols show an improvement of 4Y CT,
closing at 97b. The Bank had reduced its rate on
loans to % cent, and private capital could be had
at Iltdl4 }B cent. The Bullion was still increasing
in the Bank. The latest report shows the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

The reserve, It WI be Seen, Is very large and In
creasing while the circulation is falling off, showing
that the Bank cannot employ its funds.
The Bullion in Bank now exceeds nineteen mil
lions pounds sterling. The Bullion market was
weak at previous rates. The Bank still maintains
the position it has taken in regard to the gold ques
ton. There had been two failures-Messrs. Rosett
CARAT & Co., and Messrs Keith, shOooridge q
Co. Money is very plenty in Paris, and it is sup
posed the Bank will reduce the rate Of interest to
% cent. Five % Cents were lo3fSS Three y
Gents, 65f60.
The imports of Dry Goods are not so
large as last week. but still very large The i'm
ports of miscellaneous merchandise are very LARGE
including l466l bags Coffee, $3.50 Pkss Aolasses'
4,O79 hhds and 1904 bbls. Sugar. l,447 casks Soda'
as 600 Hides n 900 pkgs Tea, SC, &c. The figures
of the DRY Doods imports are as follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

PHLADELPHIA, Thursday, March y, 1882.
The Jury in the case OF James McFadden, charged
with the murder OF Henry McCany, returned yer.
dict this evening of murder in the second degree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

u A duel, it was yesterday rumored in
this City, was about to come off between two clerks
IN one OF the departments of the Government. We
know nothing Of it to day but if a murder can heal
the honor OF either party there should of course be
no opposCon to Its Preparation! Certain we are
that any vacancies can be readily filled, except va
eancies in the heads Of the dNellists. Wash Tel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
; no mail South of Washington.


WASHINGTON, Friday, March Is, 1859.
The National intethgeneer states that the Presi.
Dental eVees are to be discontinued after to-nioht
Navigation Opened on the PennsyIvania
Canal
Harrisburg, Friday, March H. 1852.
Harris & Leecn dispatched the first boat OF the
season by the Canal for the West, this morning
ct o'clock. 1t was heavily laden with mer-
chandse.
MarICets----Reported By Telegraph.
NBw-ORLEANs, Thursday, March IL, 1852
CoTToN sales to-day 5 900 bales, at further de-
cline OF fully 3c. Strict middhng is quoted at 7f6D
7tc PORK is scarce, and has advanced rapidly
1000 bbls. mess sold t0-day at SIG 50@$I7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

CoTroNThe accounts from the manufacturing districts
are 5ar from encouraging imports heavy and in addi
ton 10 these the Carnival holidays contributed
as lessen transactions Our brokers' sample rooms
arc almost bare most of stock is landing The
sales Of the last days do exceed bales
cudng loo bales to arrive against % SEQ bales imports,
the stock may therefore be valued at go 900 bales.
S-A Geographic dispatch received last night from
Liverpool the arrival ofthe NiagaIs and fall
on Cotton at New York and New. Orleans.
The following were the sales effected, viz .
$40 g Mobile - .--- So to IA
eSII IS INLAND - .....--. 90 to 18
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

We have change 20 notice in the IRON market which
is unusuallV Oppressed. Spring orders forward
slowly and the engnesrs strike is affecting the home
sumptop seriously The business Scotch Pig
tipues on limited scale and dealers and spectators de-
cline operating looking for lower prices the result of the
rspdy increasing stocks large business has been done
Chs week TIN PLATES, and the market closes firmly
rather higher prices In other metals there change
IN nrica and moderate business doing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

The Annual Commencement Of the
New-YoIk Medical College, was held last evening,
at the Institution il ThIteenth-st, before very
numerous assembage. Professor Doremgs read an
address, advising the young gentlemen who had
been enlisted after their arduOus studies, 80 an hon
oIable membership with their elder brethren OF the
medical profession, so persevere in the they
had commenced and not to consider that by this
enrolment their aHainments had been finished.
After quoting the difficulties under which the disci
pies Of Galen labor when entering upon the first
days of their profession he advised them to follow
the result OF their reasoning aided by the teachings
OF those who had gone before them IN the same
path, and instanced the motto of one who h1d made
himself known to all Of US by his eloquence; Ihere
is no difficulty to a man that wills"
The following gentlemen received taeir oiplS2m12' %
D. HiOben, A. B., S. C.. Joseph McEVOy, Duonn
Henry Hensley, ABB, KY. VIM w. J. Pa[sohs,
M; y G. H. Taylor, vs. B. Bgrse; Ga, W, TX :.
bins, ABB S. c. Ed win NJ. Kellogg, ABB, N. y
Charles A Sheppard, A.B., N. Y; Joseph H. West
colt, N. Y; C. Keeper, Ind Hugh Mcdonald, A. B
s. G. Truman Nichols, ABB, N. Y. A. K smith,
MD Michael Moss.
Besides the above, the following gentlemen re
ceiVed extra degrees Of honor. In accordance with
the report Of the Censors the prize of seventy nVe
dollars or gold medal of that value for the best
Clinical report, is assigned to the report with the
motto Dioptla" which is found to have been writ
ten by Fessenden N. Otis. The report with the
motto Prove all things" which was highly com
mended by the Censors, is found to have been writ
ten by Truman Nichols.
The Professor of Surgery having offered case Of
surgical instruments to that student who should
pass the best examination In surgery, by the decS-
sion OF the Class Truman Nichols is entitled to this
prize.
The Professor of Theory and Practice gives
volume to the folio wing Blk gentlemen, as having
passed the best examination in his department: J.
Dunham Greene Edwin M Kellogg, James Hi5bsn,
Fessenden N OTIS, Truman Nichols Geo H. Tay-
lor Samuel Robbins. The Professor of Physiology
and Pathology gives volume to the folio wing three
gentlemen, as having passed the best examination
In his department Dunham Greene, Truman
Nichols and Fessenden N. Otis.
- The following Real Estate sales at
Auction were made March IL, at the Merchants Ex
change bv Anthony ]. Bleeeker:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

Marlkets-CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY March l2.
ASHES-The market is very firm for Pearls tue supply
being light at S. 25 Pots salable at $50S5 o. The
sales reach 80 bbls
COTTON-The market is very active since the steamers
400 bales have changed hands full prices,
making lo,l0O for three days Holders willing sellers
CLL1ran IrLca IN L.l-n...n VI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13
NIarkets....Reported br Tslearaph.
CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER,
IA J. Detatours OorDlery Lunch ClaTs) 25l Wall 81
1852. AM. Noon. 3P 81. SPIN
March l2--..--......- 40 so 50 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

Court CALENDAR-IhiS Day. .-CmcUIT
CoURT-Same as yesterday.
SUPERIOR -Monday-Nos 525, 3O5, ss, 4s4,
2O5, 629 63O 63i, GAL, 643, 65l, &C., 66l, 66s 5G6
49, 1884, 81, 527 SOL 5O2 $50, 596, 563, 947, $751; $780,
S. 100, GIL, 672 to GIT, 679 $50 to 700 inclusive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

advertisement. l-RIoH GRAPE SHAwLs.
Just received at Columbian Hail. No 25l Grand ST.,
new and splendid assortment OF rich Grape Shawls,
(plain and embroidered } which will be offered at
the following low prices Rich embroidered White
and ColoTed Grape Shawls, worth $l2 wild be sold
for $S only do. White and COlOred, worth $25, and
sold for $l2 rich Plain White and COlored, worth
from $l2 to 500, and will be sold from So to $l0-
Ladies, If you doubt it, call and examine them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-02
co, GRE-S--Isrs SESSION
WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER 81, ISL
Tic Senate wa l,ur in session tu.dny
HOUSE DF REpRESE NATIVES
HUUNE UF REPRESENTATIVES,
IL I..n FI,p, Il ia.

ioUNi. of REPRESENTATIVES,.
iF Jones :" Tenn moved tIr: when TIE House adjourn
oiJo"TE IN Saturdays upon which The yea. ana nays
','" "hn t' h".'on was hcSa'lsed-;yfs a. nays -.
The resolution offered Yesterday by Mr.. Ckngman. Tint
in4 Tie discussion In committee OF the whole The kn-
sNth COMMITTEE resolution 10 halt an hour, u!n tied
AYES !p2, riTs 2b
NJ. Cartier moved that the House resolve itself no :;
wls carried.
IN mutton 81 "r ntnhIy, Inc House -cso"cd that Shgu
Il tiI",In"A, u stand adi'Hrned until Friday.
sc l"H"' "r'h "7",,ed !t>c! INTO committee :" "a"
"": VIZ" Hns was spent az to HE I'dr>'
~ f'"''h-r, TIE chairman cunsl !cng that IL" resolution
hat the debate terminate in hall hour dii ariv t.
tjr Presidents message generally, hut only nai ppr
i"" :" 1t which !srs Il Louis kus He has also
,Gci thai r message GCraIl" bcurc The committee
al, not the unfinished hlSirn4s III vf.r,riuv
r,r .. sIo of i,g 81; .if,r,n having been por,lai nom
,vas reversed ia vote Of 20 10 8. and the r.-np,,n in
t.,siri,,j Y ,!r. t'l!i.T.
ir Disney u U.c after so;. remarks IS 10 che T. scr.
the committee oppressed himself yc-v fully in favor u;
tir pree q. national int. rvrnii,n He s,ii the II ..I.
before III" cn.iitaa III; commit t! House Re-
g-rati'lE'- particularly after having invited L,u- Kos
:, the tinted States he stated farther tia; rule
tlr't rad 5.rG Imposed upon themselves by three millions
totally nlarcii,ic 4 naon twenty
.c ,fl,a II had srsu nothing improper in The caadnc
i uyiTiac- nj Louis kus>u' whether il led 10
o, inirac,on q! rational Law by any other power.
Ir Campbell al Oap, "Aiie-s" his surprise u; ''' ?t!n-
!r~ atuwc by Ills colleague, and handed ~ Nh Tl9h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-02

MIR CLiI'S DESIRE TO RE.ApPEAR IN THE
SENATE The Washington correspondent of the Pha
Gelpil Nart American iha: Mr. Clay has rrea, de-
he able appear in tho Senate more, uer
his last anonitiuns against the danger of the doctrines
which says tie correspondent threaten the permanent
cv o. "!7 irstil1'iona. The correspondent adds:
HI. "':i amer sft5H :r write his puehts: and
i'e 's,:s:.Ug. n rs :xas done heretofore. te
liberty aEouLhoui III, wort an! ,arlaHliag hin
sell IL iteybc c!;aaron il" w! every hazard pro-
asains; The scheme of intervention The time
which he 10 make this exposition OF his views
be- definitely fixed and depend upon his physical
conditions but he and resolved in his purpose make
it, and liz will make it, ii in the aemp, he should ole
IN ihs