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LII ABLE CLOTHING.-The subscriber mas now
In store complete assortment of Fall and VIM
ter Ready Made Clothing, embracing every
article OF tientlemen's wear. His stock Is COM
prsed Of the very latest and most approved styles,
such Lam artine Over Sacks, Kossuth Goats,
Turn Coats.
Body Sacks, Getaways, Dress and Frock Goats.
VESTS-Plain ana fancy Silk, rich embroidered
Cassimeres, black and fancy, plain and figured
Cassmeres and Merinos.
PANTS-All shades, colors, and qualities.
Merino Shirts, C lllars, Cravats, Stocks, fancy
Ties Gloves, Suspenders, Socks, &c.
Also. direct from the mauufactory, large as
sortnent of Cloths, Cassimeres, Silks, Satins,
party Vestngs, something really rich and racy {;
and in fact every article in my line of business
all OF which | am prepared to make to measure
at the shortest notice. and in the latest and most
fashionable styles. E B. SPENCE,
No 10 corner Main and Governor streets.
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A ROMATIC SHCIEDAM SCHNAPPS

A ROMATIC SHCIEDAM SCHNAPPS.
IA This article is prepared from the best Barley
that can be selected in Europe. and the OF
traordinary medicinal properties, and it has long
since acquired high reputation in Gravel, Gout
and Rheumatism, in obstructions of the Bladder
and Kidneys, AID debility of the Urinary functions
In Dropsy, and as Toric, it will be found highly
useful. Sold wholerale and retail, bJ
r. r. DUVAL,
BILE 10 Under American Hotel
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NALHOUN'S WORKS.-TWO VOLS
~ Disquisition on Government and Discourse
ON the Constitution and Government of the United
States, oy John C.. Calhoun, edited by Richard H.
Cralle. We are now selling this work for So
GEO. M. WEST g. BROTHER
fe IL Exchange Rook kstore
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CHILDREN's CATERS AND BOOTS.

~ Just receive i d large and beautiful assortment
OF Children's Ga ers and Boots, among which may
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GENERAL. TEiINGS.-We fully determined o
" stock of the several hisgs below named
Ladies' bauk coorsd silk velyets, with coloed
velvets
Ladies wishing silk coaks and dresses the
purchase.
all wool sliawls.
Blankets OF the fine and medium kinds.
White nanneis, aud
Particular bargains will be offered in all the above
French aud English cahmees, and dress silks
OF which decided bagai will be offered.
meres, and vesungs, prices much reduced.
We also include priced cloth, and twecd boys
A large lot printed drug GETS for hoorcIoths.
All kinds OF mourning goods constantly hand,
Gentiemen's under shirts and drawers, all Kinds.
supply Of table diapers damasks, and owellings
Also all other articles line usually found well ordered
dry goods house,
We daily money those few bills that
unpaid, and long due
Terms cash, unless arranged to the contrary.
Good articles low price,, and fair dealing be relied ali
PERRY n BROTHER,
Feb 5-l0teoh Opposite Centre Market
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AGENCy for Claims nj Washington city by EVANS
II h FAINT Attorneys and Aacnts-F y. EVANS, who has
been clerk and chief clerk the
Pension Once having resigned situation
ciated HAMILTON O. FAINT OF Missouri, they
opened oce at Washington city, The north side Of rcrns
ls and 18th
claims either before Congress The several de
partments.
Washington but those which their
particularly devoted the following, Bounty
Congress- approved September
soldiers their widows chill
$780, 1871 Florida
black Hawk General Wayne- from i7a2 1895
Mexican warclaims nil
Mckee, fcf
bouay PENSIONS property
clothing mileage, money expended
raising companies Indian claims, and revolutionary claims Of all
Kinds.
Land warrant. bought highest pakc, prices.
members Of Congress- all on
Of tho government generally
Dec % kwJm
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WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-Trsins Of Michigan,
Sou hern and Northern Indiana railroads daily Sundays
e1ceptedD foilowrf
Leave Monroe and Toledo s.l5, Lsporte
6o 10
Michigan City by 10 miles Ainorh
IA Chicago. Amer February through Chicago
Reu Lapoue leave Lspoue at 3D.
and Monroe and Toledo at 3.45 m.
Daily with For Wayne surgis with Logans-
pc Lafayette, and Indianapolis, South Bend
line, with the principal
Toledo this line 54S m with
Lake Cleveland
Erie, Dupkirk, and Buffalo.
Cleveland PiusburR
thence railroad % miles Philadelphia
York, Baltimore and Washington.
f. I. WILLIAMS, Superintendent
hpuAs, Jan. II, 1854 Jan 2e-du
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Onfce OF Co rcspOndencc, Warrington City.
LII persons having business the city Washington
IL formed that undersigned established
OF CORRESPONDENCE for the purpose of giving noma
ton desired by of the world No business
whether public private, Of honorable will
eludsd from the correspondence of this Office Persons wishing
know how
the public Offices &c, will be advised
where professional other aid necessary the best will be pro-
cured or recommended
The undersigned will regard
conneaion with this Office sacredIy CONFIDENTIAL
himself and through such necessary
possible
Every letter OF inquiry must contain fee OF flee dollars which
Will generally be the required should
be stated a satisfactory letter n
Address, tpostage prepad,) THOMAS q. CONNOLLY,
Once OF Correspondence, Washington, ID. G.
WAsmsoros City, January 10, 1882
Mr. Thomas C. Connolly IL known worthy citizen,
OF intelligence, and clear
him qualified
his and original design OF an Once OF Correspondence
RICHARD WALLACH,
U. s.. Marshal for the District OF Columba1
WALTER LENOX,
Mayor Of Washington lyl
10. GALES,
[SenioI Editor OF the "Natona Intalig encer1
X. w. LATHAM, tBankerl
Jan 20-Tu1hk Sauf6m
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Wvoni WoODi WOOD THE subscriber has q
" nnr i,h street bridge, eight hundred cords
H. "a snd pine wood, which he Is sell
WI NJ al The yard at all times,
purchasers
some o ms trends and quality o. the wood
~ - a. psho John r. Frost, John Cisgett q.
itou. '-' 49, - 800"
Jan f-co2m GEORGE w. CONWAY
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NOTICETbe partnership heretofore existing under the
~ aud 6m OF DYER MCGUIRE is this
persons indebted having claims against
firm requested to make settlement with j. c. Mcclure
The business the old
Pennsy wanna avenue.
EOw @. DYER,
J. T.. MCGUIRE.
rsrnulsy n, 1854. Feb I3-eodlm
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do American ocotb, from twelve eighteen feet
wide
IS do ow-pricod American oioloth, sir feet
10 do Cocoa matinrs, for basement, &c.
Also constantly hand full variety Of
ported and American carpctnc, such
Tapestry velvet, tapestry English Brussels
imperial, three and Ingram and low
priced hemp, aud cotton, both striped and plaid together
with other article furnishing which
fully determined offer upon good any
other dealers In this country.
ApI6-n r.. n. HOOE 4 co.
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ELEGANT CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.-P. ..
IL STEER, merchant tailor, after heartily thanking
citizens, and the District
for liberal and
twelve respectfully socts continuance OF
his establishment 9Th
where having the advantage OF io~ rent erceoa
$
fsl be pleased anpest satisfaction 10
all whom he have pleasure
The he has been trying the
establishment lille off wher.
and where,
made coucspondngy low, thus far proved eneny
successful gentlemen advised take these
consideration.
Jan 22-Aawiwif
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@ t0 nnn WORTH dry goods mt prime cost
A l.. ndinva IN their

G Al nln WORTH OF dry goods Mt prime cost
O1U,UUU BARNES &MlfCHELL, intending change in their
would public hat
sell article their house
unusually and well assorted with goods,
barSans offered Washington
snch will be sold
hand probably the
pes the most fashionable and desirable styles OF tho
would invite
silks sans vees cashmres &C which be reduced
Aso meriDos ppns mousenes black and colofed
black lmbasn lace French worked collars inside hand
thread fring ik neck rbands
Cashmere shaw State
do Tacon inusns, colored Illusions pink blue, and white
white and coored eeEes for evening dresses domestic
goods description linen heengs, linen table
Irish linens cloths, and vestng.
scpon velvet, BRUSSELS tbcc-ply ingram carpets rugs
floor oiicloib. blankets, qults, sc.
They would here take occasion inform their friends and
that selling first they shall certainly
consequently books will be closed the
change takes place, due notice OF which will be given.
eth and oh Penn. Avenue.
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FRED. TATE q BROTHER

coUsssLhors Law, .. aRssor, rsvrrrs
WILL their attention 10 business nus'ed 70 Them
w rayete and the adjoining counties.
NJ r. Particular attention paid to land claims and COLLECTIONS
Jan lG-dlm
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-24

NEW srYLEs.-we open to-day Of importation
new adapted for children's Also received
30 pieces fine white hanncls
20 pieces choice frsh linen.
20 pieces linens, ali widths, for shectng and pillow
A table
Damssk iowelings and napkins
A new 10, Of fine bombazincs
With other article usually found in wen ordered
goods house.
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary.
Good ARTICLES low prices and fair dealing be relied
cases PERRY BROTHER,
Feb 1s-Gteoif Opposite Centre Market
VAR BUILDERS and Railroad Conn nt~s.-Tbe
" Der OF "Fulcr's Patent India Rubber
spngs and cautions all interested % his
maintain his rights under Fulcr
supply the springs 10 builders, railroad and all
The price 80 pound including privilege
the patent
Institute advertiser 6
premium for best India rubber springs.
from he size
the rubber required, will he promptly
authority
springs which operate by compression OF the rubber
HORACE N. DAY,
Oldest manufacturer India rubber the business
ted states and owner Of nineteen India rubber patents Ware
house 20 Ccprlsndt street, New York,
the only authorized manufacture and vend
IN tho United states.
@. FULLER.
by his Attorney, O. NJ KNEvITr.
Nrw yonK, 1851
Jan H-uodJm
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COKE Tar. Lime hrnd aud for sale ~ tn
" Washington worksTbe coke fuel intens
heat rnes almost readily charcoal The coal TAR IL
Of tnbcr iron, &c The lime
with ammonia is value
supcrior ordinary lime when used for that
.D--u
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TIE Memory of washington. with Biographical
Il sketches Of mother and his wife, VOL
The Greek Girl. cantos, by J. W. simmons -
The Camel Hunt narrative Of personal adventure hy = W.
Fabens.
Companions NY Solitude by the author Friends IN Council
Fresh Flowers for Children, by Mother with enRaynr
The House the Rock by the author Of Trap :. catch sun
BEAM TAYLOR MAURf
FebN booksellers, 9th street
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Whole tickets $40 Halves S5- euarters 81 so.
Glass ID.
70 be drawn Covngton, KY Saturday, March ~ lsS2
20 number iottery-l4 drawn ballots.

Whole tickets S20Iiaves SOLICITATIONS SEighhs 80
lordes tickets and and certificates in
each drawing Immediately
owe to al W
Address H.. Il. O'BRIEN, Agent
(Succcssor j. u G. MauryJ
Feb 10 Alexandria, Vrgna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26

iesve 10 perform pleasant dufy by stating FIST N.
difficulty which occurred yesterday bet weso Nsssrs
Polk ard White, Of Ktatucky hsvirs beea referred 70
BY Mr.. Gray and himseh had been amicsoy and ssts.
fsctorily adjusted by them
MIR. GRAY then cOncurred in what had
been said by Mr. Johnson ND ssid the ss,esn, al,
70 be con'dered sari.aco y the respective friends
Of thee gentlemen
Mr.. STUART moved suspension of the
rules in order tn tale up the senate btu krsucns 10
lanes Tor th'p canal around the Psi.s of s. Marie
Decided sfhrnstiv l23 10 a.
The bill was then taken up.
Mr.. STUART said this subject was one
Of such mssniuds that |, attracted the attention OF
every member Of the House well the whole
coupuy.
The work is entirely National in its
character and perfectly clear OF all Constitutional
questions, because TIE Government the md and
has jurisdiction over the tract Of cUuutry which
csnsi IL TO be made. Ohio, York and Peunsyl.
wants have essatfd In favor Of the canal aud East
FIR STATES are inter ested In IL Michigan Ia
reply 10 question by Mr. Or be said the length " the
canal 10 ihreetourths Of mie the excavation to be
msde through rocks. and i's cost $4,000
Mr.. Orr remarked the bill appropriated
$4,000 .crts which at 81 p per acre you'd .m,uu,
to resriy million Of dollars; he therefore wished TO
reouce the smOuot
Mr.. STUART replied that there would
Re Do,hirg lost 10 Government, the surplus fluids
would De returned to IL
Mr.. LETCHER made an Intellectual MO-
ton Icy The Dill the table, and it then passed
BY Yeas rs, " Nays 4S
The House went into Committee of the
Whole on The sts'e Of the Union
The bill making appropriations for the
support Of Lighthouses, IVES rsken up
Among other amendments debated and
adopted authorizing the President 10 sppoint,
muediNely after the passage Of the BILL two officers
Of the Nsyy-one OF the E0gtueers Corps OF the
Army and of the Typographical Engineer
al two civilians of high scientific s,tsp together
With officers If tue Army anj Of the May,
shall constitute Light house board win
power 10 adopt such rules and regul .tious
they shall judge exp-dient The Civilians 10
without CON yeusaOn sod the officers to receive pay
aootUnal u their present salaries, and OF them
shall have personal interest In contracts for sup
Plies for the tabl.hmenL The Board to be- attached
10 the Treasury Department and to hsv- general urls
dictoD end friction the Light House Establish
meDt, thus supercediog The present Government
The Committee rose. when all the
amendments except the above, were copsurr7d 10.
The question was stated on cOncurring
In this ana as ii ropos-d the establishment of nav
Deba eut IN order TO have full House u upon
IT, several Intellectual motions made 10 adjourn.
The amendment was cOncurred in: \ cas-
7O Nays 50 when without Opposing Of the bill, the
House &C jOurned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

Tie British Mail steamship Asia arrived
At tb, port yesterday atom on about O'Clock having
.silrd from Liverpool at about l04 ~, on Saturday
morning, IAN instant, with esd,your passengers and
the usual mails, &n &c.
The Humboldt arrived off Cowes early
on THURSDAY morning. ard having landed her m ' ana
BY the sendsnt steamer proceeded on ner
voysse to Hsvre.
The following persons came passengers
Ia the Asia
n, w.g,, .ns Ady RpDon, d. rorencs sad lady' Ms:
All ID, l. PaTs. asy ehh sno servant is,of Aoy ehn
- -. " nth LADY aBd J. W Nd.-n J. T. rytan
Cap,s.n Wrsht Mr. Oxen, herss CRY ff..-f M o-os
n It.o.i Mr. C.y- Mr. burtoa, orr M hsytScsef'
A., p.o.e " H. hiau-sn RoD-r kIon NJ Eyre O. ~ sea
80 4, H Ho ms W. n Warner. L-ut LYON, r
49, a. burch NJ Mr. Bolt hu'ton tfsias f.rs
=. n.a,gr DAVIS Jsnss harry, q. PsisOn, mr. Cl1rs Mr.
Wsi~o M, H.r, K Adams NJ. Muller Mr. sSsh-r. hen
49, NJ P-fslJ Jsn-s Hart NJ Hsfrsnn. Mr. Hand Ls
Cysrd Sfh and broiher Of 'psrhes Mr. Ahres
y-.o.t Mr. Theup-. Mr. P>ss Rev X x ID be- M L hssd
u, Nom Nr. hu1her. N-- G---l, MI Lawns, fss S.s
Mr. Ns-.-nslars h Bouiru-y, ~ilsoa- h-yaodso ~
:, j ID Brosa M Boarn-. B-hfs EsT A. ID. CaDyo7a'
4 Ra-t-ooa, X. HssEass Miss X. IaJof.
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intentions and authority he c"ntiv'd, in Tact to be
recoguzs, as offering the olive branch 30 'he mls-
suiceo spirits who were 10 open revolt asa'ns' no
sovereis n laws Of the n-tiVn; aud with MAGAZINE
bepeat" his feet. which tne least spa OF mas re-
tion might have kind'ed INTO an eApi..'on go
he succe.ded in ayerting the jealous, when h's
own presence in the SC. war fitted to ex are, ana
In calming the local agitation winch h4d pr-c"'deo
The influence Of ma tonal and patriotic sentiments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
The Georgia luton Party.

A Circular was published on Monday
evening. signed by the Executive Comnnttee OF
tn. Union Party of Georgia, Withdrawing the
Electoral ticket put in nomination by that party
at its late Convention at MIliedgeyIle. Tne same
Cmcuiar calls meeting Of the Union Wings
and Democrats of Gtor.ia, To be held at Atlanta,
ON the 18Th December, Ia determine what course
this patty viii pursue N future.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
ENGLAND.

The English papers are almost wholly
barren OF Incident
The London Sun says; SIT is reported
W American circles that Mr. Thomas Barring, Of Barring
Brv,hers Co, about to proceed 70 shs UAised
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
Key West ship New--Disa.ters, &c.

CHARLESTON Tu soay, Aug. "a, ls52
The schooner Elizabeth, arrived at st.
May brine oA,e. from Key W'Hto tn I'm inst
The Charleston mail OF the 9Th had not
arrived.
The bark Reform was repairing, but
would net oe ready tor uuul tn ON sept
The bark Empress, of Bristol, K. l.,
,,n ash r. near hey B.cu on the nis Of th and
bfOUs ut into port BY the areckors but tIe dam
osed. she viii ,si This week Her cargo insists OF
400 Of sugar so indigo ana 10000 cgars
NJ whole valued $50 wv Atoltrators VIII decide az
the savage Ia the sn.enoe nj an Admiralty Court
A bark, loaded with railroad iron and
dyewoors WAS reported ashore at Dog Rocks Tae
CAPTAIN had requested aid ard svera fast schoones
rad eof o. his aoce /, blowioR hard the
I'm, ana The vessel II WAS thought cUu not Id on
ioDs Her name unknown.
TIT. probably the @orm1ra, previously reoorted
h re- and which has got of aud arrived at NswOrleans
the 80
The bark r. H. Gamble arrived on the
18th from Ne y York and sailed l7th tor ST. Msrys.
The Treasure on Board the steamer ATTAIN
nc-The Trouble win .be Buffalo Firemen.
bUFFALo Wecne.d-y. Aug %. 1852.
Dispatches lust received from Mr..
Wtlis's Expres. Agent state that thsy yet
succeeded III binding where the wreck 1t the Atauuc
More boats ard drsgs about 70 be sen, on 10
Long Point mr Wes states that he fears the pros
yecjs 4, bad for fndlDg raising the wreck.
Last night passed of quietly, though
two attempts ~ers mace 10 raise fire alarm. Toe
parties making the attempts were arrested
A grand celebration OF the completion OF
tbe New.foia City Buffalo Railroad take. plaza to-
day at Portage. Hundreds have lex this city to at
tend y.
Accident 10 the Srifish BriG Gem.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Aug -, 1852.
The British brig Gem, bound from this
port for Kingston Jamaica, s's ruu into while az an
Choir III Bombay hOok On the 2Jt, by the .cnooner
Kenoufkrrg, by witch she lust Jio boom, ~ calls,
stove buta siks from the kuigbtheads u bSe<reSng
and carried avsy her sisuncheoLs aud insSs<es She
hss rtiutp.d this poit tor repairs. The schooner
sustained no damage except loss Of jb'boon
suicide.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Aug %. 1852.
A girl named Mary habee, aged Is,
crowpea herself IN a dock last night, the being
doules C difficulties.
Accident TO the Bark Hiarmora.
NEwORLEANs, Monday, Aug. %, 1852.
The baCk harinora has arrived here,
having lost small portion Of her cargo Dog Rocks.
The Alabama ut savannah.
SAVANNAH, Tuesday, Aug. "A, 1852.
The u. s. NJ. steamship Alabama, Capt.
C. u. Ludlow arrived here early this morning from
New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
The Baltimore RaiIroad-wh,s Nomination..
PHILADELPHIA, wednesday. Aus. q. 1852

PHiLADEIPHfA, wednesday. Aug. . l3J2.
The Wilmington aud Baltimore Railroad
has been sufficiently repaired TO allow the passage Of
the regular passenger trains, which will nov leave
usual ~ the regular hours
The Wing Convention of Luzerne Co.
hsv. minated Davis Aon, Of Pit.ton and A. Psrdee
of Hszeton for the Legislature.
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Items from Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. Tuesday, Aug. q, Isj2
A man, named Peers, attempted the
life Of HI. vile BY shooting her. The ball, however
tool eieci In Der ann. He then at himself ia "a
stmscr twice, end has since died
Telegraphing between here and St.
Louis is interrupted ny storm.
The steamer May Queen struck a snag
ard sunk In Arkansas River on Friday. The boat Is
total loss.
The Rodney Telegraph office, in Missis-
'ipy bss been burned TO the ground, and the nstru.
pebb, &c were all lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
The APPRECIATION mi.

Notwithstanding the above vote, the
House, Immediately after the above result was
SIM ounced. went into Committee on the Navy
Arp oriation biI-Yeas, 50; Nays. so as
follows:
~ uc-- O. 70 Yea are t-sa,ei thus. Nay hss and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26

Mr.. WALSH having moved that the House
proc. ed to the business upon the Speakers table,
with view of getting at the French Spoation
BILL the motion was agreed to by Yeas 81, Nays
90 as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
Rumcrcd Duel Csntr.dic,.s.

BALrraoHz "wednesday, Aug. IS. 1854
The mail from New Orleans has arrived,
but the papers contain thing worth telegr-paiag
The Editor of The Porlsmouh Val De-
woc,of hss received q teieersphlc dispatch from Dr.
Wii''sm Colling. propouuciug the reported duel bs
tween Col. 5. Cunnin CHAM aud himself az entirely
untrue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
Navigation of the Ohio.

PITTSBURGH, Tue.osy, August "a, 1352
The river is now in fine navigable order,
there being three feet inches o. waer la the
enamel. Since last evening have bad nse OF ten
inches, sDo tbe water ia sui slowly rising.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
Yens and Nays ON the wheeling Bridge Bill,

In the house of Representatives, on the
10Th inst, the bill d, cariug the bridges the
Ohio River at Wheeling Snd Bridgeport to be law
full structures and post routes was passed by a
vote Of \ cas- us, Nays ~, as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
The COrwiu Investigating COmmittee-The
Phil. mud EuiIo,n Difficulty.

The COrwiu Investigating C0mmittee-Nhe
Polk aud Uuiiorn Difiicu,ty.
Special Dtrafoh 10 The n. y. TT1bU"e'
Warrington. Wednesday, Aug %, 1852
The Committee appointed by the House
10 investigate Secretar, CorYu's connection with
the Gardner case organizrd to-day with Andre"
Johr son, of Tenn, ms Cnarman, and Charles
Cbspmsn, of Conn, Secretary. MIR. Webster
was not.fed to hand over the papers III the case,
and letter was received from Mr. Corwin desiring
an earl, hearing for himself in person. Tne Com
mi,tee is three Loco Focos aud two Wings. They
meet to morrow at 10 O'Clock to begin the nvesti-
cation.
The difficulty between Polk and Cullom
will not be settled ancably, but they will not
fight here. c. b. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
Great Rain.storm at Mempbi--Capt. Marcy

MEMPHIs, Monday, August ., ItJt.
A tremendous raln-stOrm occurred here
SUNDAY morning, destroying aud injuring property
to the exunt Of $4,000 or $4,000
Capt. Marcy passed Memphis this morn
ing ON the steamer Fanny Smith