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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-30

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Assss-rhsrs % bins takes, Il slys fsr po ana
oS u for peaRls, per 100 lbs
BaEADsTuyys Elesr seemed less actvs snA lsss Hrm-
SIX IS O8k; supernDe No. SIS IS lsx: ordinary 70
choice State - 10 - u.s. nIsA to fancy Western and
ssss e good s sss . ss.s
nesee and Ohio IS SIX So extrs Western 80 80 81
and extra GeDstee So SO 90 par Dbl, Wheat ruled
81 TO- and 90 bushels Cssadisn, In bond uLpubsh-
ed rate state and wsoern oats were salesbs and nru
at 50 $40. per bushsl; Oors dd not vsry much Tns
transactions amounted to goo bushes new Westers
and Southern white and yellow, ct Gha Ito and Old
't Co,nsa va. il request 800 bags Rio brought s0
CoTTor-The sales are 400 bales today tbs basis
Of 9ho for strict good middlicg upland equal 70 do
cline offully 40 since the arrival Of tho CANADA
CorrERA sale Of 2ooo lbt old was reported ss 2ac.
r,sH ~Dry cod was In demand at So 6S . So rs per
ss herring sn ~sss ~ Dds
PaK,cHrs Owing Ia the detention Of tbs Pscho with
later foreign news, aud 1t being the close OF the
bales OF cotton engaged, ct I'd For flour 4s was
asked I'D for grain and So for besf 5000 lbs bseswax
e.
$50 &c. for clippers not full and 9Oc. 81 for those
nearly ready to sail For lumber prices ranged from $50
IsurT-ws heard that 600 boxes Valencia rains wore
sold at pc per pound
Hay seemed Inactive at 81 IL 81 70 per 100 pounds
Hors-AbOut 70 bales new, changed hands at q 2sc
per pound
IRor No sales trsnspired Scotch pig WAS held at ssl
$s2, and common EDgi.h bar at SOS per ton, usual
time
LAIH-A brisk enquiry prevailed for Eastern at 50 %
. 81 81 u per thousand.
NoIAssEs The sales Of New Orleans reached 800 bbs
ut 20 $40. per gallon
NAVAL SroREs Nothing additional occurred IL roaB
1600 barrels crude turpsnne found buyers, ct ~ per
eco lbs.; and spirits do 1t 81 $50 per gallon.
OILS.-SCO0 gallons lipsesd were purchased at $50,
and i 900 do olive as 81 ~ per gallon.
PR0vIMors.-Pork seemed In request and Vas sid -
the extent q 500 bbs prime az $40 ut SIG o. cid
ct S10 and new Ct Slo 80. Picked = ,ats COS
timed firm with sales Of SOC pack Ut % IS - cr
shoulders and $40 50 S11 fer hams Per ID. Some BOO
bbls lard fetched 12o l2ko Per h. New beef tended
upwards me sales ooDssted Of 200 bbls country and
$40 So and repaeked Chicago do. ct $l3 rs SIS t0
Beef hams were sparingy dealt In % SIS PSF 80 lbs.
RIon Ssiss Of Is teroes were Effected st - 7Sa - -
pr 100 Lbs.
s4Lr-A cargo Of Turks Island brought 1870. Per
bushcl
REAL ESTATE SALES at suction by A. u Muller-l lot
and store thereon IS Vesey street. 86xS $40 0o let
and building thereon, Twentieth street, near First ave-
soAr-A pared Of loo boxes CASTLE was procured as
0Xo. per ID.
SrIsIrs Sales have been made Of 7sO bbs Ohio and
prison whiaksy ct rs 25Ks. per galsa-an improve
mcat.
eUaARs continued inactive ct old prices. 30 hhds
Aueo0vade were taken ut 40 Per Id.
ToBAcce In better demand at full rates The
days business included go hhds. Kentucky ct 40
8ho 200 bales Cuba ct 400. 22ho, and ITS Yars, ct
$50 per h.
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The amount u duties paid the imports Of tbs quar-
ter ending September 30 1854 $4lAlS ~ for the
quarter ending June 30 tbs duties amounted TO $685.
$50 " quarter ending March u, $Sssszs 7sfo.i for
the thrss ouartsss, $l3,S 2ob o. 1t u estimated that
about fourth Of the IMPORTS which pass through the
New orsans Custom Houss pay duties 81 Louisville Gin
cinnaa BE- The fsreisn trade Of New Orleans Is pria
cipsl In the export line the value each quarter being
full four times that Of imports In the time. Nee
0fissss Is port Of sxsortstion equal 70 New York
From the ports about three oarhs Of the Aggregate
vAus are abippcd
The quantity Of tee exported from China TO the United
Bates In each Of past eight years has been
EexeA -
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Domestic Markets.

NEW DEDPoRp On MARKET, WE'VE 1NpINo DEC. IT,
Sperm. The market has seen aove since our last and
sales the extent Of 35s0 bbls have been made
lovs-2900 bills ut 81 To- 1850 bills At ~ 10h; 1855
kb ct 81 70 per galen and $50 bbls private terms
the market closing firmly. Whale -rhsre ID some In
qury but holders evince little frmuees aud the
trsnfacons light We notice sales Of $50 bbls il
parcels all on private terms Whaebsne.-rhs mako.
" quiet, and We have no transactions to report
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MAnyxEriso.

NOTICE -CIINTor sAHREr WILL DE nrEN FRI
IN tsx Deesr.ber sitt all dr. ard ng n viii 10
.S.-~a al asy go sv-nss. s~ssxe-s. - ~ lesA
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DRY 6tDOal0.

ADrHs AND CENTS rURNIsaIEG GoODa-rHs
most desirable place 10 the csy TO the rishsss
goods In the gentlsmons lire Is HOLM.
No 9 BYc sdvsy opposite the Apollo Rooms. Hs has %
hand best assortment OF rich e.rfs
Be foura aBy .htts Also LADIES sents sd ohiiirsns
h snd every other description andsrws Md.
and other gloves hi ssry, he,
TANhs BEcK 4 co, HAVE JUST KEcEIvRD. PEE
AfrgA some Of te grastsst oycltes fren Psris. b
bsautiul rich sk, hntn velvet dre-ses <ieo plaid,
oheek and plain 81 rs. coors; smsrodeoa bag asss
hfndherohiss isces, shasls, oesks, so N B-Ns nyvs
reduced " o. staordp poes large shock pystsA
goods tsc sas ~ sbox half the eas for holiday
NJ. SO broadway.
INDIA eHAwtS A. D SCARfS.--saE ,uBscRiBk1N
j have few yerr A, uors sh yvls I'D sears fnr aha
low. JAN IS BkCK " co. N5 Brsd TAy.
KERR Il co Bhvs JUST RFCETyED AN IN
"a. voice ~ rich Paris e'nhrcAorsd chenisctt essrs
ssc teevas " and tlfsnt assitns Also, iarse
o. French ffpsy Articles suitable for Srecsn
ci Broadway, ,wo doors above Clinton place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-30

TOtai vsIne Of mtFchsnh4P frpot~d W.
The aggregate for IN. reek l. small asdS much larger
portion hsa usual vas shposd 10 ports In Great Britain
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ssrS 9A@,ss.

IrORsuNE rELLiNo.--ARs. ALVIN, RENOWNED
Ia Engrpn her ski' 10 forecliis tho futrre wiu
hrnish " sefsenss about 80 o,roam@ssoes ofifs 20 al
who may sddrsss hsr 1vs AlwiN sptAhs che fnrif1k.
0ernsr Tar % Il nrpcs
.taeet Qnrystie Etrack erA Gees IN Asirs Htaa
l-sgz =. z 70 A. HAsF.N
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FMAHCIAL AND CoNMIRCIAL.

WEHULG2ALG PRICES CURRBUT.
Oeapxoxap WEDrEsDAv DscEassR 20 Nsw
Yoss hEaAls
NEW YORK MARKET.
p0tae 10 b sod 0e ps6isc
sscss~ "a sd Of TIE IN all b ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-30

fer 70 TIE public ana especially to those whs
engaged In maritime pursuits their Prs-
BE- safe guard agsnst loss Of life BY axovns II Is
constructed upca quite different pTinerlss from any hers
tofore being made In the form OF sack
.r.ahs and ssIs s.rn:ns .h.h may b. .us Or sas
which grand mprovsment the old neAhsi 10 81 In
service che Aooonpi hmsAt u the purposs for
which dsssred 10 principle similar 70
chat Of the u HsA not made buoyans By ships
ana daft which generally used which very ANorb
ths water and become heavy useless bus
By are light ssrks serted in lar flutes made IN hs
may o.. In the water and perfectly ~ ssss Ths
very article nay be had for 81 So and should u
fs 10 rive entire satfAstion the will be refunded
10 Interested they would invita- call 20 examine
for themselves. HARFkkTY BHoTHEkM
" rultoa street n ataire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-30

SALAnANDER sATEa.MILDEKs PAINT WITH
=; .h =:
To ran BEEF pgrcMlss g. EIw PORK AND
Ne p,
: :s:1 ss! ss:. s:. .s.s 5:
Ss Spruce street, and ''s A'' S.''
i WIDOW, . Ben, - AiI-l.Ch.pslis, rrasS .ssss
% ,::s,: ~ H.,
s N: siss
s:.ss ~ ssn y
.s
gI,IxoLATs SULPHUR BATHS, 51 PEARL STREET,
ss. % s s y IN. I, IT,
rh.upsssm :crofals srustna o. sss ssu soy. colds
81 b + sshl y our most
WINDOW cURTAINs-PRICEs REDUcED-No. ~
Pearl street, CORNER Of wtnnm-rhe subssrheps are
ts,.is a. srosy reduced prioss siks and worsssd d.
mash, ises and mpsin aims. wnaew oorncss and all
chiiDi Smith, PrsOtoal GpSoiss.rsrs.
no You WANT WHISPERS on noUsTA CHEST IS
- @ s..1s viz, Y srSs s,rsss s:s Ti'i
not stain ipjure the slin but render soft Ana osf
per bottle sent TO any part 81 abe eounlry 80 -.
X. e. GRAHAM, IL hsn strses
yNEEPUADy, WEEP, FOR rBY NE tuT " fADkc.
rby coarse DARK rough ptin " dspisyea ~ u check,
And tho ~ Az hairs unnumheredi ehl lady eosradsd.
Thy beauty can ali be restored IN week.
emila i,dy tmiie all 10 quickly rsplsoed
Joress chsmion, soap and gsrsl ssr ~ s,osaslvs
san, asrk si,sy hair will eaasa quickly W I W.
II e,e J,situs articlea rNdpcsd 20 and
.,os b. s,d s ss,s Is fss s.1 r ssains pa
st south Mia street. Phi adoi phie
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CINrL EN- n 3 RATIONALE BOOTMAKH
" 0UERRIER, Mes rue Vivisnns, Pass.

NENTL EN- N'B RATIONALE B0OrNAKD
" GUERRIER, Mes rae vivisnns, Paris.
Hsttress ana Bsidins Depot-frsn hsdsNseds from q
y $40 the salshy sp.ns Mattress 49, - y 50 Alss
hair nattssssss made By the blindeu wAsntsA Psaes
call aad examine, d - Broadway. Ahsvs Spring sessA
IVORY HANDLE TABLE CUTLERY, SILVER PLATED
alhata table forks, 81 dos; spoons - 70 - dos
srsndolss mantle eandssSra xss axsgIs, eh.ndeli.r
tween Tulten and Ann, opposite tbs church.
NEW SHIRT LAUNDRYKAN-THE ADVERTISER,
~ thorspsh seisg basias" nan, ard prAesio.ly 40.
ia Or whole Of well established ooHesrn Hs 10 ws
suaned with the trade and ishueus6 large amount
q work AaSress Laundry Herald oas, With real NAME
(nons others notiosd stating location amount Of work
acpa which viii be psHstuay attended -, aad strictly
eon6iont0l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-30

CIsCOB BLAST FURNACE FOR SALE.-THIs Ypa.
- nsss, Situated In WestpsrA Esss1 ss N. r., LsA
ChAmpain capable Of prsdreins 500 pig iYan 80
s.nun. AIS hl:vn y . ps~s,fsi steam sagas aaa -
iias which can make sN i1shss a sksrceai pss -
connected By railroad with the fuEnses nearly .
hsvss, With excellent farm brick osss sevsnbss1
heysss Ter verknsn sonmoSicns bsskssnhs and eAsYss
furnace situated large and dock Weed
for making charcoal ~ obtained shsApiy In the neis
borhood and aRthcAste ess rc RondeuS be aevseA
~ low rats. By the propssed ship canal fr,n LaAs
plain river 81 could brou<A
With great facility r.l Ers The rich ed: e
bed always b posured shesrlv Aad IN great aSu
dance The property viii be sold h
aurs q Messrs J. Ak TUCKEHMAN 60 West street. HeVr
York, r. II. JACKSON. Ne. Liberty square Bssssr
ITO DAGURRRIOTYPIsrs--C FOR SALE.
i fu,iszed tu Hsrrisons hest Alisn's patent srna~
mental and all sss used with afull sised
VIII he -old shsap Gan bs seen ~ ANVH0NYS No. -
Broadws1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-30

vI,IMOLATS SULPHUR BATHS, 5T PEARL STREET,
nesr Rroadvay- in tssg BY Louis j. II
molaA Paris for the nh ry chronic
rheupssm sorofuA, eruptons OF the slu colds
Ae, &C. end highly neBded By eminent
bytioians, Drs Mott. Kissa u o., 60.
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE-TO BE DISPOSED Or
drug store deiAg good bssiness In bsste-
estoDs IN Brsss,a Il 70 veil stocked With msdisass
that will pay will lad this worthy II s
attebtA Apply 70 H. PARK ssrnsr Of Fulton ayeauS
Geld Rro0klvn
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stock Exch


There other dividends to be made during thu month
which have not been able ascertain which would In
ciesAa the amount eonsRhat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-30

E,OR sALE-LEAsE, STOCK, FIXTURES. AND FvR-
nturs o. heeei corner Of Amos and West streets A.
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CTAT1ONKRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE. I'VE
- and futures, tsgsthsr with stock (say AAout
Sc0 Of stationery aAd bank book situ
rate bnsnsss Bale the mess ssyerabs serm. 10 red
purchaser eiveu FOR disposag tho
Address with real nanss post paid, Box 3N Pose
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EURNIrURK WILL BE sold AT BARGAIN. Az
70 Besimsu strset-OAse and aous sing house desks,
ehsis stools tables cushions sofa Ids sctes iew,gse
ssseA tstss ooo yards oil eesh carpets looking sssss
coo bsdstea 1e0O hair asd husk Atteesses lob desen
chairs aIssnsion tables ecs and cooking ssovss &c. De-
furniture pAd for Ay inatAlHA nsa. -
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NEWFOUNDLAND Doc PUPS H0R
lvk SALE Of the came old stock Alss. scotch rAttsg
Ii ouiYe a 2b Wster street.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-09

and the Amazon than there is between the
climates of Rome and Boston. And any
one who would infer similarity of climate
from the tact that Boston aud Rome are IN
the same latitude, would not be more out
than he who infers similarity Of climate be-
tween India and Amazonia.
Now, what ought 20 be the condition Of
an Intercepted country whose plains are
wa,ered with frequent showers, unaccom-
panied by single drought during ages OF
perpetual summet Why, fertility aud sal
ubriy, for IN such climate anything aud
everything will grow. The rapid produc-
ton aud constant decay OF vegetable matter
that have been gong on there for thousands
and thousands of years, must have made
the soil rich with vegetable mould.
The fact that vegetation there is IN per
petua activity; that there Is no period OF
vegetable repose; that as fast as one Leaf
falls aud begins to decay, other leaves just
putting forth absorb its gases, makes the
valley IA the Amazon one OF the most sdlu-
brious aud delightful of climates.
Having shown that the climate OF the La
Plata aud Amazon country Is climate
without droughts, aud that II Is moist aud
warm climate. | have established enough to
satisfy any one that the soil there, whatever
be the substfatum, must have upon It rich
vegetable mould, which the decay OF the
most rank vegetation during ages must have
formed.
In my next | shall proceed to show what
travellers aud men of science who have en-
plored various portions of tins wonderful re-
gion of county say as To ITS productions,
its commerce, aud the nasigdb,lny Of It's
water courses.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-09

some water Some progress has been made in
the survey. and as soon as it Is completed the re-
snlt viii be laid before YOU.
Further nppropriations will also be necessary
for GRADING and pavinr The streets and avenues
and enclosing & embelishinr the public grounds
within the city of Washington.
| commend all these objects. together with the
charitable institutions Of he District. to your ia
yorable regard.
Every effort has been made 10 protect our
frontier. and that of the adjoining Mexican States.
from the incursions of the Indian tribes OF about
iIOOO men Of which :hc army is composed.
nearly 5000 are employed in the defence of the
newly acquired territory. Including Texas and
of entrants proceeding thereto / am praiiicd
10 saw that these efort- have been unusually sue
cessful. With the exception of some partial
outbreaks i'm California and Oreron. and occa
sionni dcpredatious on a portion of the Rio
Gmnde. owing. ii is believed, to the disturbed
state of the border region, the mroads of the In
dmns have been ef1eciually restrained.
Experience has shown, however, that whenov-
or the two races are brought into contact coils
ions will inevitably occur 70 prevent these col
hsions the United States have generally set apart
portions of their territory for .he exclusive occu-
patton of the Indian tribes. difficulty, howev-
err occurs in The application of tins policy 90
Texas. BY the terms of the compact by which
p. 81, .,1 so. a..
.'''l IN
.'''u ,rh So, =.
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- ~ i ''o7 '','o ~
l''o'! ~ o a. ;,,,., "a
~ - -, a, .,ii rh. -.
ce,ps 20 Su''ey anu -" ~ lIS Polny u'aii'-
Iesty to'us' no' o'y ~ oii'u' "nu iI''u'e 4Is
l'i''l'' WI. 10 'i''l ~ ~ w .'''l'.,
20, s''.s W.. ~ "iso ", '.''s
~, '.'u oY''''o' ~ '''e,'
'l''' ~ wv 'o'I p'''0 0an
lii1'l "'iu 'r1 Wits "us'' ''''.l - u'N' d
Wy W ii, 80 "l''.' i,'..l
., 'oi's % uul'''s "nu J".''0c' WI i''"',
Ji-' s'''C W sssis' s,'''l' ''ou VI "e' '19'
uol''l'n ioI .'e 'osIs'o.ai upl"o{ VI u'
sn." ,c'iiii'l's % ul''7 "''''iil i1' "oiues 9u"
W., y! oo'''' w ''0' '"i'l's"ip 'lN I'V",n'' ~
sulo''o'l' II sue si'ou.u o 20 uo ',,'S we l"'
! ll',cUt OF our "eaY SgPu'o'lpus "iu SleNloo
"'' 'u' my ~ ui' ','.''ai's .gu'9'.''es' VIZ !
Is Yea. 'u' D1C"llo su'lo0' VI
/ .leH' " ule uo'v' "u''n'' ~ T. "9p'u' no"e'or
''"' u"7F ""u luS' P'0'''l"" u! oN''' '''.
"S cf'r
No aPP'.Wl' 'ouS ''' lo,."o'''oHs W,'1 ''aN'
Il. l,'e Two IaSi sessions % SpnsIeSS' he 'uus'
o' tn's o,h'ss'oh ~ P'ooao,Y' !" oe 'uu.A in
growing oe"el lnat t1e ~ s'e.n Oh Ioi'hc'uoh'
a'opleu I'D ioio' ana heretofore ac'eu Oh le
cures revision.
ne SUBJECT ceItalhY deserves lu'i ana care
iui hNesugauoni out u shouid not De oelaye'
! longer thtn can be avoided. In the meantime
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-09

d .. u
TO, lN' quarter ending JUN HeP'eno.i' loo@'
ueie were SOFA i'-'' acres
i-'0"o" WI" Oou"'S iN"" war ,.
Runs l''91'li w.
,,'0".' WI "" 9'l9' Oe'''''t'. i''"t'
N'P'U. Ui'"V' swamp ''i'' - ,.-.,,
e''"' ''-''
"aN"F w. "sSi's "'e 'o' u'e ,.,,-,
g9",e 5i,-.'
"''" '', i'- P''"o" "' que ''.D, w "-
Ringing "A1 O'Fs"y i"B Nlc ID'"iI7 ol '''c i's1
c,s' l's o''i "il's''eu' ana l' wan no" ueNo.'e
upon US ~ "rNJ 'lo "o''7''N
'"i .S PND''0''1'' W .l' ,cS"'' 81" guy" '''" %
s""l "c u'eH'u pes'' ne "Pl"'u"'''1H' TT
7'l'""ot' Oh u'e u'9's Oh u'c "'" census
n's osc" nliuc 10y ,.'e 'e'leti'y vi llo lh'e'l"'
}" Von"I"ius VIII" uic P'o''sl'hs oi Id" lc'1''ns
10 'n'1 H"VlV'' ""u '"' '','H' OioO''oi9 nave
"e, " ul'"e ~ o00o'u1i.c WIN it,
commend to your favorable regard the sug-
geaion contained u inc report OF me Secreufy
90 the Interior that provision be made by Jaw Tor
the publication ana distribution, periodically, OF
am analytical digest oi all the patents which have
been or may hereafter be, granted for useful
Inventions and discoveries, with such descrip
tons and illustrations as may be necessary TO
present an Ineligible view OF thtr nature anl
opemion. The cost Of such pu1icauon could
easily be- betrayed out OF the pat Do fund, and
NNl 'tFNI'.Nh tiAtN IL NNA'AN 81" 'iit'i ~ NV w.
leet sae'r seept;Als 40 'neantars ad hei'ane'@l
70 ,pH p'pi' at l''se' ,-,,,
an aFPoP'"'loh oi c'Vo'"V having oeen
"1U9 d. 'Ae i'S' sessi'H 'o' 'he pNICh'se OF suit
1"i9 s" anu lor ue ERECTION furnishing ana
nlu,- vi eH ny '"Nl ,o' 'ne INSANE OF .le DIS
i'0' ~ 'oi'I'',' "''u 'l .e army ana Na'y Oh
,"e oHileu S'A'es' inc proper measures nave
"o'" ~''i''" w 0'''5 'N'9 "0"'"0e"l purpose
i"'o cl.2r1
hy lle "leSl "o'icts from lAe HeA'cAh hoan-
ui'y o.'uii7'lon 't appears ulil uls survey oi
'n, INc. NHa' from us eohhu'Noe j" ihe Colo
r'uo L" us s9Ppos.I intersection win the west
Cth lihV ol Ne" 'i,Nioo, ua7 n'en comP'eted.-
ne survey o' inf 1910 1rnhde pas also been hn-
l''eu from ue point agreed on 10y The q ommls
sioHeis Us lne POM where IL strikes the south
era oouudaty "i Ne" Mexico TO point one
hundred ana thir! Hve miles Deiow Eagle Pass,
Mh'h d about t"o-unrds OF lhe distance along
'hs course OF the rFer to MS mouth.
tHe appropriation winch was made at the
last session OF congress Tor the continuation of
tHe survey IS sInact io the following proNso;
'fo"aed' lAat no part OF ms appropriation
shall boz used or expended until It shall be made
SATISFACTORILY to appear to the President Of the
United States that HE southern boundary of Now
MeNlco Is not established by the commissioner
and surveyor Of The United States farther north
OF the town called Paso than the same is land
down IN Distufnel's map, winch Is added to the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-09
FIRE.

The dwelling of Mr.. George X. Bennett IN
this village, was nearly destroyed by fire on
Thursday night last. The house had just been
painted, and the fire, having caught IN loose
hay in the barn, spread SO rapidly as to defy the
efforts Of the iremen. Mr.. Bennett was insured
in the Farmers Mutual for $3.50 on the house,
and 500 on the furnaure. Peter Dumas was
tenant, and lost most of his furniture.
Hebster and Haynes Speeches. Redding q
Co., Boston, have Just issued neat edition oil
Webster's great speech, together with the
Speech of Gen. Hayne. This is a timely puoil-
cation, and we hope that it will be circulated as
widely as there are readers in New England
We would especially commend these speeches
to our young men. The doctrines discussed III
them are as important now as they were IN iooO'
while as matters of eloquence and power ihey
have never been surpassed "a pages; price
% cents. II can be sent by mail.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-09

Being an increase IN the amount of lands sold
and located under land warrants OF 5U9,22O acres
over -he previous year.
The whole amount thus sold, located under
land warrants, reported under swamp land grants
and lccted for internal improvements. exceeds
that Of the previous year by 33l2,372 acres (;
aud tie sales would, without doubt, have been
much larger but for the extensive reservations
for railroads n Missouri, Mississippi, and Ala
bama.
For the quarter ending Both September 1852
there were sold 2l3g55 acres
Located with bounty land war
rants l3e7,ll6
Located with other certificates 1868 "
Reported under swamp land
grlh,s 24s5,233
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-09
AIILAkD FILLMUKt.
UasLlagion. DC. =, l-52.

0sTlh he Electors of President and Vice Pre-
sident Of the United State, for the State OF
Vermont met, according to law, at the State
House. Cen T. p. Walton, Of Montpelier, was
appointed President Of the Board Of Electors,
and Lion. Edward Kirkland, of Bpueboro', See
rotary. The ballots being sorted md counted
WINrIELD SooTT, of New-Jersey, received five
votes for President, and WIN. A. GRAHAM, OF
North Carolina, five votes for Vice President.
Hon. A. p. Lyman, of Bennington, has been APP
pointed Messenger to convey the votes to Wash
lngton.