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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-09

The CASE OF BIsnop DoANB. The
convention of the Dlucese Of New Jer-
sey. met at Burlington. ON the LIST. inst,
to hear the report cf the committee APP
pointed to investigate the additional
charges made by the presenting Bishops
against Bishop Doane. The committee
say that in reference to several Of the
charges no Witnesses appeared, and Of
course, they were no. sustained. La re-
ference to the charge Of intemperance
they made tho, oagh investigation, and
say that there is not the least foundation
for it. A series Of resolutions were
adopted declaring that they had made
fall, searching land honest enqui.
y into every allegation against the BIZ
shop. expressing their renewed conf
dence in his integrity--and calling upor
the Qhurch to ratify their decl.ra,i ons
The resolutions were passed with bu'
one dissenting voice.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-09
LITCHFIELD ENQUIRER
MTCMFIEID Dec. Q 1852.

THE MESSAGE. - The last Annual
Message of President FILLMORE was read
before Congress on Monday afternoon
The more important portions oft we give
entire, together with a synopsis of the
remainder. Il is a noble and character
is.ic document, and will add much to the
fame of the retiring Chief Magistrate.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-09

THE Worlds Ftir.-Solyman Brown
A. NJ. N. D., of No. 30 Anthony street
corner Of Broadway, New Yo'k. Offer:
his services. for tr'fiins consideration
to the Dentists Of Europe and Ame'ic
in arranging and deposi,ing their speci-
mems of Artificial Work, Block Work
Dental Instruments. Dental Books, New
Imp, ovements, &C., in the Crystal Pal.
ace now in process Of erection in fsese' .
voir Square in that city. The opportu.
nifty is an excellent one. TIE Exhibition
will comm"nce early in May next.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-09
DIED.

In Warren, MOI IS. Mr.. Ahner Everett,
aged 81. .-. -.
In Kent, an the 2Sih ult,, Charles c. Nor-
throp. son Of Agur c. NOrthrop, aged Q and
a half years.
In Cornwall Hollow, Cad ult. MFR. Lois
Wilcox, sgrd %.
In New Milford. Both ult., Francis S. SAM
ford, aged 81 years.
In New Milford, 22d ult Mr.. Frederick
Gum, aged s.. Also, Mr.. Benjamin Stone,
A. cd 50.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-09
THE WOyDEs OF TlaE AGE /

ENOR the cure OF Saltrhea4n, Erysipee
l. lasr Chilblains. Chapped or Craeted'
Hands. Burns and Sealds, Cuts, Wounds
Of any kind; Old Sores: all kiIds Of
Breaking out and Sores on children: Sore
Lips. Pimples on The Face, aud oil disea.
ses Of the Skin. @
rFor particulars see small bills nc.
companying each Boz.
1870 900 boxes, sold in,ihis State The
pas. year, and gave universal satisfaction.
The great secrer of the popularity
this Oin,meni hes in the fact that il ac-
complishas ail 10 10 recommended 20 do:
md that ] do not recommend II to cure amp
hing bni shat from the nature 0f ilse. isss'
GredIense, II is absolutely specific fOr,sssils
other preparations OF the kIn,lare' secoss1.
.renisa 10 cure every disease thaV hGsnaA
frsli ~ heir to, frsnl Consumption. lOwO %
the bite Of flea, when. ia fact. NIL the
medical properties they con,ain ave ~ the
handbils. and the thousands of 6ciiliOfA
certificates publishsd 10 these praise. y "
Invite these troubled with tl.e above
tpariicularly Salt Rheum.l 70
take a box and Try tiff syoU agesnol
fully satisfied, return il ansi take back your
money. sAss @ 4N - $s VIZ
N. B.-E have hundreds Of Cer,i6casss9
c"n show any one who feels disposed 10
call OF rae aRd satisfy himself ON the yirs~
tues0f tue oinsmeuh Prepared and sold
by MONROE rERREL. Nauga,nck, Ct.s
pAli OrJers directed 10 the above ode
dress, will be thankfully received aa6
promptly attended to. Sold also BY the
PRINCIPAL Druggists and CouAuy hlsrs
chants generally. Price csc. ~ Aaa
WHoLtsAEE DEPoTs, IA. 3. q D. SnMdA.
No 100 Felton, 81, New Nork. Readiag 10
Co Boston, A. Mcclure % Co. Albany. st
AeESTs.-Lnch6eld Al. c.. Smith. Was
sted /. G. Ahen, Iv0leoiUille Charles Ne.
Neil. Goshen Mics & Gray. ~e ''s.e 81 !,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-09
Teachers Asso citation.

VNHE"Litchfeid County Teachers Associ>
l. alton" will meet according to adjourn-
meni. st Salisbury. Thursday evening. Dec.
l6, a 6 O'Clock, and continue in session mill
Saturday of the same week. Distinguished
educators from abroad may be expected 10 be
preseat and address the Association. We
trust the teachers Of Litchfield County, a.
heret'inr will snstain their assoria'i"n with
their presence al the meetings "f the same.
Fl D. SHERMAN, Pr+si,eat.
New Milford. Nov. 27. 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-09
N0TIC Il

A IL seisons liable to pay Taxes in the
ATswnof Norfolk on the list Of 1854 a..
hereby Notified that | will meet them "a
re- GIVE the same at the Hotel Of John A.
.neps,d on Monday th' Sd on Tuesday the
i,h on "Wednesday the sin Of January next
from to r. M on sachoi said days.
All Persons neglecfIng this notice mnst
expect to pay travelling Fees. q
THOMAS 5. CURTISS. Collector. s
Norfolk, November 10 1852
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-09
FOR SALE.

VFHE House and hot, the residence Of
l. the late Rev. Isaac Jones. Those
knowing the place. will need no description,
others will see it, bef;He buying. 1t is
pleasantly heated in South Street, ia the
village Of Liich6eld, and one Of the most
desirable phces in the village. For terms
&C., apply to the Subscriber, Possession
can hs had Immediately.
a. s. LEWIS, Grardin.
Ltchfield Nov. SE52.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-09

A Lone TRArN.-B There were convey
cd to New Haven, by the New York
and New Haven Railroad, on Wednes.
day last. (,he day preceding Thanksgiv-
ing day. twenty six hundred and TWEEN.
~ nine passengers. The half past three
0 clock train consisted Of eighteen cars
and contained eight hundred and seven-
~ passengers.
The receipts Of the road for Nosem-
Der " i'll exceed those of tn, correspond,
ing meath last year.-Jour. Of Com.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-09

VThe receipts Ofthe Naugatuck Rail-
road for ten months, mmencing January
lst 1855, were $l77, 3OO-ihe receipts for
November and December are estimated at
1913 600. Total $2lO,3OO. Increase over
receipts of last year. about 100000
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-09
To LAWYERS.

T have some tifiy volumes of Law Books
l. which | will sell much b"luw tn book
e,lers' price. as 1 have duplicate copies, such
as Greenleaf on Evinence K" us Comnenia.
ries. Jortnan on Wills, Gouid's Pleading. Ste
phens' Nlsi Prius, SC, Sc.
CO. BELDEN.
Lite hfield. Dec. Sth, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-09
MONEY WANTEn

roo security and s per eeat per annum
Vt will b. given for 0ae or Two Thousand
dollars for a period Of lwo years.
The name II the adverlises il left Of the
En- Inirer cffier. III k3Ss lfs
December | 1882.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-09

Ii is said in the ALBANY papers tina,
800 barrels Of ale are b1swed in that
city. in day.
Five young gisls in Niliman,ic were
tined s. 81 each. hast week, for dist vi. b.
ny IL Methodist meeting. Good.
The health of the Vice President elect :,
W. r. King. is said to be much impte-
we'd.
0rWe have received the Novembe,
number Of the semi annual Dental Elk.
position. designed for popular information
and general instruction on the subject Of
- management Of the teeth and the
treatment Of their diseases. The num-
per contains in full Dr.. Solyman Br,wn,
celebrated Poem. Dental Hygea. "a
work which, has passed the ordeal OF
British and American criticism.
The editor OF the Church Times saws.
that the s,atemt ct that the present Earl
Of Derby was the Lord S,anly. who
wrote the Conversations oa the Para-
bles. is a mistake. The book was wit
ten BY the father Of The present Ea'l.
E,nigrarts for Liberia are leaving the
South in considerable numbers leo left
Baltimore and Norfolk on Saturday Inst.
{, IHon. Co.. NcCurdy, late Charge
to Austria. has returned home.
~ Mss Converse of jefferson comfy,
N. T.. whose mysterious disa appearance we
mentioned lasi week. was, found drowned
in mill pond. She was a lady of MANI
"ceOmPl'shments--the only child of Mr..
Hiram Converse, who removed from Kent,
in this county, few years since.
UCOngress assembled on Monday. Al
quoram Of both Houses were present.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-09
NAU0ATYCH
RIA IL RIO u d.
EssIlisigszz s.si:s:zzess<a E.ssss,ss7Zs7 49,
Fail Arrangement. . .mmencino
No0emJer LIST, 1852.

N00em6er lSt., 1852.
FNRAINS OUT OF BRIDGEPORr.-First
L Passenger Train viii leave Bridgeport
Toe Wins:e 1, at 10 80. A. NJ, or On the arri>
val Of the A. M, Express Train from New
York, connecting al the Junction with the
10 Is 4. M, Tram IRON New Haven.
First Freight Train will leave Bridgeport
for Winsted al IL M.
Second Freight Train will leave Bridge Dor,
for Waterbury at a. 81. P, NJ.
Second Passenger Train will leave Bridge.
port for Winsled at 6 o5 P. NJ, or On the arTi
val Of the 3. 80, P NJ, Express Cram from
New Y 'rk, connecting At the junction with
the IS P NJ. rrain from New Haven.
TRAINS INTO BRIDGEPORT. -Firs
Freight Train wi | leave Waterbury for Bridge
pert at 6 30 A. " connecting at the Junct .ol
with Train to New Haven.
First Passenger TAIN will leave Winsted a
7 A. NJ, connecting at the Junction with
rrAint Wv H.ven, and at Bridgeport wit!
! the 10 IS \. NJ Train T." NV York.
Secnnh Freight Train viii cave WInstet a
| 7. 10 A NJ. arriving at Bridgeport in time f.
the noon Trains ia New Haven and New York
Secnnd Passenger TIA n vii! leave Winste
az Q p. NJ, connecting at the JUNCTION with
Train 10 New Haven. and al Bridgeport witt
the p. NJ. TRAM 10 New Yn.k
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-09
MARRIED.

In Sheffield. Mass, Nov. AL, by the Rev.
Mr.. Bradford, Me-. Ste phen =. Harrison ID
South Farms Miss Lucre;ia Churchill Of
the former place.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-09
ARTICLES or ASSOCIATION
OF THE
Union Shoe COMPANY.

'" E the undersigned have A-s"ciatrd and
w du by these presen associate our
selves according to the provisions OF an Acl
relating I" L'Ini stock CoiporaIi.'ns, passsu
May Session A. D. 1887. iniO d Dedy cofpo-
rate and polite under the name and style 81
The Union shoe Company, tor .ne purpose I'll
carry ing on The Manufacture Of hnois and
Shoes, in the iowI Of Balkhamse ed, LiIch-
field County, Connecticut and i"r the pun
p"se nj vending and dealing m the same ~
this and o'hrr Siales, and nu, ing and selling
other property, and also tor The purpose ot
II aiding az Merchants, al HiIchcockvIllr la
said Bark ham sted. And we hereby agree
that the Capital Stock If said Cooperation
shalt be FOui Thousand Dollars. divided intn
One Hund. ed and SKY Shares OF Tweai,
Five Dollars each, and we heteby further
agI ee, that we will be aud remain body
polite aud cor .'orate 10y the name and style
Aforesaid, and bat az a body polite and cor.
p"IaIe, We w'll,ln all respects be governed
and cond.ct ourselves according 10 and by
virtue Of the provisions OF the act ainresaid
The Office of said Company i. to be nca:ed
al Unreasonable. In witness wh-Eeoi. We
have SEVERAL. hereunto sub-c, ibed eur names.
and affixed to each tie hnmber Of shaIes re-
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-09
Game Ine0.

TIME nc' osu-e ~ the subscriber about the
l. 226 Of November, white pig with no
artificial marks. The Owner is requested "a
grove property, pay charges and take il
away. s4g HENRY CAAREE.
Cornwall, December Istt loO2.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-09
CAME INTO

A-m,ussES THE enclosure of the subscri-
49, he'll sun % about The 10Th OF
kW Oct, a dark Tsd Cow with a
~ A butt n Oh one horn. supp Ssed
10 Oe assDu, we've years old IN" owner II
requested / !, rrove property, pay charges and
take her away, - $50.
Norfolk. Nov. "a. 1881.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-09
FOR SALE.
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
THE Copnrtnership heretofore existing
l. under the name and firm III
OSTRUM, WELTON u co
was dissolved ny mutual consent on the
9th of October.
HENRY r. OSTRUM,
EBENEZER WELTON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-09
COMPREHENSIVE.

COPARTNER SHIP.
FHE subscribers have associated Them
l. selves together under the naIne and
firm of
BRADY & WELrON.
for the purpose of Manufacturing ali kinds
of Papier Mache and Ornamental work.
All orders for Dagure"types and Minatu"t'
Cases. Porte Monies. Porto NOME Sides
Book Covers, Fancy Work boxes. and Me-
talic Cutlery Hanuies. of a supsrior finish
aud style.
Executed with promptness and despatch.
A. &. BRADY,
EBENEZER WELTON.
Wolcoitvilie, NV. 81, 1859.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-09

OAYRRS&
S'Il
CHERRY PECTORA AL.
20 FER the Care - $50 = =
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSEEESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPIEG-COTGHr
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION. 80

This rem sdy is offered to the comm unit
with the confidence we feel in, the. article
which seldom fails to iealizs the happiess-
effects that can be desired. So wide 10 the
field OF its usefulness and >, numerous the
cases Of its cures. tn at almost ers1sectiOR0.-
he county aboNnds in pei sons, puciicly knows
VII have been restored from aiarnt9 & snS
wen desperate diseases Of The lungs. BY ife
use. When once tried, its superiority ovsF
very other medicine OF lis kind, is too ape
parent to escape observation, and where it6
virtues are known, the public noionges hesi-
ate what en'idote To employ for The slifSesss2
ug and dangerous affections Of the ulInNaary
,rgans, which are incident 10. our elimaiss-
Anl not only in the forminable attacks appD
he lungs but for the mixer varieties Of Gems
| ;ouGHs, HoARsNEss, Sc, and Tor CHlLDRRN
| t is the pleasanie est and safes: medicine that
AN be obsain.d. No family shonld be wiz 2
out it. and those who have used it, never wiz
Read the opinion Of the following Gentle
| men, who will be recognized in the vorieu
.ec ,ions of country where they are locatef-
,ach and all as mere aus oi the first class ana
| 4 the hi shest character las the oldest en-"
nest extensive Wholesale Dealers in Medicins
With an experience unlimited on me sunJsct
| f which they speak, lfthere is any value 10
| he judgment OF experience, see
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-09
Goods Z! Goods !!

n Z w UJNJOo JUST u E1N I'll T. y,
5000 yards of Mouselin Delaines, Cash
mpres, Cashmerets, &C.: &c, from la
TO- Is cents u yard.
Calicoes Of alb prices AMI qunlilies.
All wooh Merinoes, Alpaccas. Lyonese
Cloths, Paramettas, &c., Sc. Sc.
Clohs--Black, TwiIlpd, French and Amer>
loan Cloths Of every kind. price and
color.
Ready made Clo:h.ng, Boots. Shoes, Hats,
Caps, &c. &c.
100 bl,Is. Blue J,cket and Genesee -four.
WAN rED.-But.er, Cheese. Eggs, Pork,
Beef. &c, &c. .f
GEORGE D. WADHAMS.
s Violently lie. NV. 4ih, 1859
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-09
T HIS CERTIFICATE

We the under al snet ;, Wholesale Druggists ne
having been tor ng acquainted with Ayers a
CHERRY PectOeal, hereby certify our bl.et that g
It Is the best ami most eftectuaE remedy ter
| PUN ,nary ComplaLiis ever offered 10 The
| American People. And ~e would, teom our
| knowledge Of its competition, aaa exten,ivs
usefulness, cordially commend ~ TO the allie:
| red as worthy their hest confidence, AMI with
| the fEm conviction that it will do ksF tbeH
rcil all that medicine can de-
| tienshaw, Ednands g. Co., Boston Mass.
Reese & Conlson. Baltimore maryland.
| Laid & lug. aEam. Bangor Maine. go
| laviiabd. a,raIl & Co.. CharlcstoU, Sc
| Jacob 5 Farrand. Detroit Michigan. ~~-
| L. II. McAllislcr. Louisville Kentucky.
! francis y Walton, 81, Louis, Missouri
Joseph Tucker, Mobile, alabama. -
| Theodore "A Peck. Burlington, Vermont. %
! Haviland, Rlsley 4 Co, Augusta, Ge"gis. 8
isaac ID James. Trenton. New Jersey.
! NJ Townsend. Pitts5u:g. Penn- rg
Clark &Co.. Chicago, IIlinoiA .
&c Gay, B Ellington, Iowa, IN
VI \ Santons Sc son, Norfolk Virginia:
edward Bringhurst, WlInsington, Delaware.
| l"hn Gilbert l. Ca. Philadelphia Pa a sgg
LD& w Holman, Washingtnny D G. hss@ sAs
| { Wright g. Co , New Orleans, Ca.
| Watson. Wall & Co. Foot Wayue, Indiane.vH
| CRichmond s. Co., San francisco, Cat. s~' ~
| .R Strong. Knoxville, Tpunes~ee. .. ~ .uv,
| hilton u Duer Little Rick, AK. 20
| S,lller. Slade & Gu I. Lexington Miss.
| D I.al,adie. Galveston. TeSss. 49,
i has Dyer, IT,, Providence. r. To-.
los NJ ruraer, Savapaah. Ga sax rffa.
Wade EclSsteiny T. Co.. Cincinnati. Ot,io.
IN FOREIGN CoUNTRIEss >s~as- 4
| G Co:fin s. Co.. Valparaiso, chilli. ~
| Nj D,inand g. Co, Vera Cruz, Msxico.
red. Rivas & CO., B"gnta. New Granada-
Proves, S Co., lima, PERU. ~ @2
Ior'nn g. Co., Halifax. Nnva Scotia.
| I W,lker & Sn, g.. Jahns. New Bronswis,sY
G G Silinas & CO.. RIO Jaacro, Brazil.
With such assurance, ald from such men
p'onger proof can be adiuccd, exceptthat
'tund in its effects upon trfal.
PREPARED AND SOLD BY J C AVER D.
Practical Chemists Lowell, Mass. Il -7v-
Sold in Li,chfeld BY J. g. BEcxwrrR
md by Druggists everywhere.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-09

mour, tHumphleysviilfD with The Q A. NJ.
Train down. Returning will leave on the ar
rival of the 10 30 A. Nj. Train from Bridge
port
MeNeit's Sage from Wa'ar'own will con.
meet a, Waterbury with the 8 81 4. NJ, Train
down. retaining On the arrival Of the 1890 a
M. Train from Bridgeport.
Feni.'s Stage from Li,cn6eld. will connect
at .Lt.h6eld Station with both Passengtl
Trains each wav.
Oc-F:righI will be way billed as usual, from
eac Station to New York New Haven and
Bridgeport.
PHTLO HURD, Superintendent
Bridgeport. Oct, 20. 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-09
ST A&H LINES.

~. - Bdadley's Stage from
kNTsLsSSmT11gS g1S Woodbury., Sonthbmy
NEEIEZ-NSN1s Soulhtld. and Oxford
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
FRoM MIyHRsOrA.-The franklin. Capt.

r. ske'ey a|rived In port from above Wednesday night
She pcEt LEouz 10 ST. Paul without difficulty. Th,se has
teen Te In the M.sipp above lave Pepin Of eosr eH
inrhes The lower bsnds Of Sioux Indians have s~ente4
the alteration proposed BY the senue 10 the term nef
treaty but the upper oauts rsfhsr and 'n.' %
they viii GO moth ns Till they the oney Gov hs oSy
IL exported down ~ 4 low days hurry 10 the psJ mot
There be no difficulty wilh no inasas IN th
matter Tie nd.ls were al OUT hsryestls csanbere 81
which there 10 aid to be plentiful crop. 49,
ie,d AZ slr ,tsr uTltes sEdsr date oftLs h slt
Crop. here az. rood though iais Corn he's suiszed %
yer,v from drouxfh Potsoes Rot heavy, tne1fS
The au.sv 4, excslept You may form ides Of thu
a the fsef that tew days 1nce tbs prene
an 65e n th,es daeent orecrona and barpina ceig
Tnws November 'ustesd Of August IL bs Dasnsn'
.e connected with the drOpsth and loo water te ss
that ali tbe .nsl lakes on ~ ayersSs arc 50
H. a. ssasl" f0ssn AssWsS~ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
UNIVERSALIST CONVENTION.
United states Convention of UnirersalI,t..
SESSION o. l,j3-SRcoND DAH.
The SINnAY SCHOOL. NJ aTINc

SESSION o. l,J3-SRcoND DAH.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING
The mass meeting Of Sunday School
Scholars aud Teachers IN communion with the Ualver
ssli't Demon nation, Wa held yesterday morning 10
Metropolitan Hal The Hall wls thoroughly dlied a. an
early period, The audience being composed In good pt
Ct the members Of the scnoolS there being seres
schools, comprising sbou; eight hundred etdfea ruost
Of whom tad assembled slther respective churc1s, aud
marched with their banners and uncer tho drscoa Of
their teachers, 10 tho place Of meeting Toe presence
Of - many Of the hslng generation could 10. fall 10
erd peculiar Interest 70 the eX3reIss and add al la
portspoe to the whole Affair." Whch attaches Ii an emf
ren degree 10 ell movements Affecting the lntere ss Of
hB class OF tho people. Tue Arrangements were wei
CbatTye6 ard order was manifested Ia all shs procsfd.
lrQl A large lumber Of the moro enincul clsrgy AID
lsyy II the determination were preIens and participated
Il The exefc,Jes Of tie tire.
Tie chair was taken by c. c. GORDON.
Esq, Of Brooklyn, and the mseting ras opened vita
p1Jer by Rev. &r. BRowN, Of New. Hampshire, who
luplored Divine guidance for those WHO were engaged
70 the usctins Of youth, and for the Institution Of Ihe
Ss5ts,h Selsol especially lie sIked the blessing Of
God uPou the generation rising 10 places who
10 ace Tie triumph ol he Gospel II every p4ry Of
the eOoe.
The fist hymn for the occasion was then
sung b. tie congregation:
How large the proui'e, how divine,
10 AOfam ana els soeoi
Al BE- a GOO 20 tree and thine,
Supplying all their need.
TIE words Of his extenI5e love
From exc u a-e ebcuse;
Tt stgsl 4 IT, pron lle proves
Ard seals the blessing iure.
Je,us the ancient faith o0Bffms
To our great fathers given;
lie las yourz child Ell IN his arns
And ca'is them heirs OF haven
Our God how fslrnfGl as his ways
His love CT duTes the sane
Nor iron promise II tiS grace
BiC;s ous the childrens name.
The CHAIRMAN then read the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17


Suit irstituted by DanieI Webster agHiast
the City Of Ncw-Orienrs-fe GLOW Fever at
CbnIlestOn-LaGEch of the L. =. stehi2cr
Allegheny, &c.
PnrIMoRr. Thc-,isy, Sept Is, 1852.
Nearly weeks mails from the South
were received this ruins, bringing ds'rs az ste 20
due Al tee new, Of I'm Jo-tsrc- has been aodcPat'f
~ thu papers received Ia seEi tx by tie s3at-ern
steamers
TIE Picdyvr. says it has Intelligence
from the h-aviest planters in tho STATE that nnsrs one
rd OF Tie cotton crop has b-en cestr yed y rot aud
Daniel Webster has instituted ,uit
against TIE City o. kes-Orleani for tae recovery ot
st,o a. fee Tor legal services Ia tie Gaiaes 'ae
There Were five deaths from Yellow
Fever 10 Charesiou from Friday up Tuesday last,
sne TIE Mayor Of the city, unoer dicect N of the
,OLeu' has isauef a proclaim a,iOn setdn1 s9Srt
troey next, The N lls;, a. day Of hUnl iAu sud
prayer.
The l. 5. steamer Allegheny. designed
70 he employed In the exploration - the N0fthe-n aad
Chlns Seas, Vas iaur "a d II Norfolk yestsrtsy.
The Grfman Turner festivities are con-
cluoed, ard ,ho New Ycrs a1d Pnilaiephla Societies
len tor ht NE tbs morning.
Gen. Scott lelt this morning for the
West, - way Of Pitsoursh. Ilis reception here has
been sui.e enthusiastic.
Death Of We'll Known Publisher r. The
Wreck Of The steamer Caspian Great
Fire AT RayeRna, Chic go Congressional
Nomination.
BrFrALo, Thurs3sY, Sept l6 $50
George II. Dmby, the we'll known pub
Hster, diod here es'- rcsy afternoon.
The hull OF the steamer Caspian, lately
wrecked Cleveland has been raised aud found beaten
70 pieces by the rooki. Her engine only has been
saved
great fire occurred Mt RVenna, Chic,
on Tie morning Of the Inst, which burned down Il
stores ard several private Dwellings ut little Of tue
contents ooing saved, RAPID was TIE spread OF tie
haUes The loss IL esdnaei at from si0Ol0 20
$4,000 In buildings alone, tie insurance. on " ach 10
partial. Tee town presents oepiOrabe sight
Hon. John Wentworth, of Chicago. was
rcuouiDated fos Congress, yesterday, by tho Demo
cTaNc Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
From New-BFuEswick.

BOSTON, IhUTEday, sept. 10 ~.
Private adyIcCs from 81. John n. t..
peak ere ursgirgly Of the incoming harvest which
favored 10y me Nesther psoisoG above the aver
sce of previous years
We also learn from the same source that
tic survey Of the EGrcpean aUd Norsb American Rail
wy which s Intended % cOunCct Portland with Hall.
isN: vie 81 John, is rspitlJ pr0seeHiog.
The Fishery question gives no uncasi.
nes' a: 5. John, aud the cpeLlls prospects Of Tho
Province sre decidedly cheering
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
Railroad CollI,lon-Five Lives Lost and rhlr-
~ Injured.

ID MIMI iIlIs4sJf II
A serious collision occurred OH the New
YoTk and lie Rsiroad ,'tertay afternoon, BET seea
tbs pisc. and Hosnelivil!e by which dVs persons
were HI ed, four teverly II no, fatally 10 ared, ana
some IEeuiy or thirty sIrniy hurt. Taree oil tae
tliiod sore famed James Cuisn', IAN ol'manJ Ihoms
hcEifCv. (brSk man and Mathew stlma1, Pissen-
ger. The conductor severely injured. Toe c'a'e
Of tie 8, cideni wss Is follows: An sceomnOn saCn
ubiE, feaFirg 10 meet the up train from Nss'loeI
Vhcn was behind rne, stopped A. Almond, pay neg
sc,sc 10 se6d flag back 70 stop freight usia snoo
StsfOllowiLs *. Tue sccoU mod It)n trai' ~ss o9a
.equeliy run into with great force oy inc ifesas 1