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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

VALUABLE HOTEL POR sALE.-wILL BE SOLD Ar
,s public sale on Wednssdsy the ss day Of DeosnseEs
beat and hai!road hotel in the city Of Wilmn N, DEL
situated near the depot OF the Phadelpha wmiagtsns
by Mt David Hslton The property occupies several
lots OF ground running from Water
tween King AID Front Streets and has stabling attached
The house now doing good business ich could -
on the .meun. inys.ssd II will be sold free from Al
remain the property For further parcu inquire
efhr. HALToN. on the premises or Of Mr.. william Pm
bladdo, Of Thr5 avenue and Eighteenth streNA
Bro.hlyn Of Msrsaret " ThomPson Ad%nis.rssr1 q
wood street Phiadspha Conditions made known 81
by M v. Thompson
WOOD AT 81 81 HAVE FOR SALE 800 CORDS OF
w Virginia growth pine wood, delivered ON . pier la
York rivsr eight miles above yorktown Pier hslds 10
eords-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

NEW YORK AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IN United Mail aud Express Lines through four
hours New Jersey R.ilroad Wis Jersey Nsy
PM Leave Philsdelplis az and A.; n, Hndsx p; =.
Baltimore Warrington Norfolk and
otetc sold In the above lines and through baggage carried
In the A. n. and b p NJ lines from New York Passeu-
gers With baggage tho ferry fifteen minutes before Ne
trains leave
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

Eugtn tno t0hcNng Opinion VI sHo O0clFtivier ol
the State Of New York -
IL Is not easy oetsr ne the degree Of cordenes an
murine company NAV rfhtfolly clain. rhe Compro
Ip ctriheste o. Which oOpsidefahLr is netnes
tce 10 gabtg ~ condolences of iDqufe,s aud tbs pub
10, tBounN 70 nothing more tosn . dssiarstos that
apparently the company has oommsscod opstaioBs 30
cofdng 70 law.
Thee remarks by means made 70 excite susDl.
cor but TO preycnt undue nPcrscce being attached 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29
VRAvEI.LEws, e7uIDE.

AMDEN AND AEBoY RAILROAD FOR rHILADnL
~ phia.-Leaves by steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pier Ne
IA. FIRST GLASS 3d. second class (by2P. NJ Line onlyl a
asurnns leave Philadelphia foot Of Walnut street. AAt
AM. and 2P. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

II NAPP's pAGUERREoTYPEs NEARLY ONE HUN
IN dred taken on Thanksgiving day.-Hany were disap
tonted by teipg too Call before three o'clock the
short da,s IL you want good likeness krAPts only
rooms l3 Bowery Anderson carpet store aud at 30
broadway near Prinoe street. Price as low sssny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

rAgToTF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies gentleman having any clothing furniture
Tor the subscriber at his residence through the post
Ladies attended BY Mrs. Dusseldorf, Is Elm seresh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

CLOTHING AND FURNITURE wANTED-LApIEs
~ gentlemen having II the above dispose Of
receive cash price sending to she STORE letter
through the pos To delivery do not the post
n ~ Cohen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINS DAILY FROM
Chambers street Albany and Troy traiA
A. NJ, through in four hours; oonneotins with trains
Mail train A. NJ; through way train At r M. sxprom
train p. NJ. aocommoda train r. NJ PASSENGERS
taken at Chambers Canal Christopher Fourteenth and
Thirty fret streets Sunday trains from Car al street -
100 An for Poushkeepsie and at5P for Albany stopp
ing at all way statons. GEO STAEk, SUPPLEMENTARY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

ENURNITUBE.-WILL BE SOLD AT BARGAIN. MO.
20 Beekmsn street oce and counting house dsks table,
revolving once chairs cushion stools SOFAS couch bsd
dinrg tables bureaus wArdrobe chairs nsrblo
top centre and side tables wsshstands, air husk
and cooking stoves Furniture rented paid nsta.
nsDta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

EaUSlCALs
MUsIC.-A LADY GAN ACCOMPLISHED SINGER
IVA and pianist combining the Italian school wishes to
obtain board and lodging in private family whsrs in
structioR music will be tai partially In
thereof she would convesient also devote hor time
lady boarding tchoo Reference, Messra.
Luis, No 4S3 Broadway whore apple alton be made
for particulars, OF by writing to A. c., this office
MUSIC MADAME PETTIGREw LATE FROM GER
A many respectfully informs her pupils and the public
in geaera that ahe is new prepared to resume her n
struoons on the piano and in singing and may be applied
IG0 west Twenty second street between Seycnsh and
Eighth avenues Rsfcrence-Mosrs. Sci arfenberg Luis,
No. 4S3 Broadway.
DIANos Tuned FOR 70 CENTs-ORDERs Az.
creed or rosted to Piano Tuner No. 1856 Bowery No.
S4 Canal street. No. % Newark avenue, jersey City,
promptly ard efficiently performed.
CI9NOR FARINA, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC TEACHES
~ tho pisnof,rte guitar, fnte and clsrionstte Refer
encesseuor Ba sgioii M % Prince street, VIM O. Lam
bert, ESQ; A. A. Llwrenoe Co., No 43 Broadway;
Parmly No Bond street. Ap picstions may be ma lie
.Aessrs. VIM Hall ana aon a Godone Sofia rfenbsrg
LUIS, Ssrle Adcy, ard VIM Vanderb eek ct his resi-
dsnce, No. Il Vest Twcnty-teoond street.
SEcoNp HAND PIANO FOa sALE.-wILL RE SOLD,
~ cheap Tor sash n0 rosewood octave rG only
used year Prioo S45. Can boseen a. 10 Norfolk ara
near Grand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

ITO HATTARsI,A RARk CHANCE.ToR SALE. THE
street. consulting Of stock fxture and years lsaso
from last Nay the hoAlth Of the proprietor ntnG
him to confns himself TO the buness longer CLERK
wanted To lst ., Lease large oommsdiegs and vs,
snd everything appertaipnE to hatters msdera4S
Apply TO WIN. 4. FLEMING, - Chatham strseA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

Lk2UDRSs
DDO BASKETS OF HIEDsIRCK, GRAPE LEAF, ANp
OO sill thu best Champagne wiles 30. barrels scotch
and ind. ale In ell the choicest varieties. London and ou
n porter and troNn seuti superior lot of Phslol
pbis and brown stout in half pint pint and quart
bottles for sale low for cash, by WM. IL. UNDERaILL 49,
FRO strcet, c0rner Of Crosby.
gNHoiCE WINES-THR SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
~ SALE at 10 Pine street. tho toowing wn9s OF hs
importation :Val de pena the most delicious and saored
u al tue wn Of the hingaom Vi SPAIN This vino from
tho OK La hsnoha tho estate the
Marquis VI santa Crsz aud Is tbs kind Don
ouxots drank when he declared against the wind
mills few dozen Of Meets high grade champagne, such
~ he sends England and Russ dry and aae Sherres
q aha highet orders Peter Domocq Pemsrtin Konano
80 Sencsme hgtogt Ades Of BIO red and ito port
H. hbrcb 0b beet Madeira grape juice snc dry south
Side turgua lies hooks, cIarcts, iscryinach &C;
GIlUEkY DAVIS.
rkT1E LARC ESQ AssOnTMENT iE TUE WORLD op
bottled 5ra lies, wines, rum gin, whiskey, ooral ~
ryrups &c., ~ expressly for amiy ., IN cvcfy sas,e
~ tvtItF 10Y cheaper w IN AZ aAy o.i.r STORE
i dozen ma ~ vine fro Is per Dozen, bottles
turnsd Torse IS W. II. UHbERHlLL, Az Brosme street,
90, Of Cr0t0ys
-~.
REMOVALS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

i 4 co who have pre- duced . new era In Dagu erro-
rive the utmost satisfaction for twenty oerts
.neir extensive establ shren 29 Broadway By thee
new they take $50 pictures daily producing beauti-
full Effects sitting In TINS age OF Improvement no
one nod pay twenty Ave cents for Daguerreotyps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

ITO LKAsE-TwO LARGE THREE STORY AND ATTIC
houses adjoining. south aide. in Franka street. be-
tween Church Get and West Broadway The in
tend satisfactory tenant should apply to elevate the
buildings two stores and sreo. tho
rooms, thus converting the premisss embrsoins IN 81
FIVE and eighty into extensive boarding
house hotel fer which the ocAtonbeing to
Broadways in way admirably adapted. The plans
may be seen ONCE OF the crbers
ply to DUMONT HOSACK, No. IL Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

EOR sALE-A CYLINDER STOVE, ADAPTED FoR
Office store, bar room, with sixty feet Of pipe.
Apply At 3 Tenth avenue. 223 South street. win -
SOLD cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

IN barrels good Newtown pppR apples we'll pat up h
new barrels and in good order for shipping for sale
J. p. MARSHALL, go Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

vaNo TIE PATRONS OF ART-A YOUNG ARTIST,
who 10 dtsirous OF advancing himself in his proossoo,
wishes to enter into engagement tn some gentemsn
or gentlemen who will furnish the necessary means OF eI
stence two thre years receiving % sn
the entire Of the artist during tina. period Any
person feeling interest in the mater and addressing
hArtst" Herald Office will resolve i'm Mediate personal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

ITO TINsAlIHs AND PLUMBERs-FoR SALE-TH1
stock, tools and futures Of old established
store and tin shop The stock very The whoao
contents will be sold cheap The for selling cut
the being in i'll health IAqurs 35 Houston strseA
Of Mr. J. N. BRUCE Ne. 1888 Wa ,er direct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29
TENANTS REGIsTE a.

COTTAGE FOR RENT, AT CLIFTON, STATEN
~ IsDdA beautiful cottage with coach house and sta
ble about minutes walk from Vandsrbilts Ia nding
will be rented furnished the house will be rented and the
furniture sold low tine Is about removing South
The ,tuson Is most desirable one being immediately on
the Bay beautiful view Of the barber and cities
York and Brooklyn Fine bathing in front Of the doQ
Possession Civ en- Immediately. Apply to
X. c. WETMURE, IS water street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LET IN HARLEM.-THE
whole part Of cottage neatly furnished an d
situated in East th steet second houso from
Fourth Harlem, would be rented cheap 10
family from this time until the ls of May
longer Good reference also payments in advance
required. Inquire on she premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

CAsT-ofF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
" Ladies aud gentlemen having eastof clothing fur
aitnrs dispose obtain fair cash price, by sending
for she subscriber at his residence ns through ths
pest will 10 promptly attended 70. Ladies' attended By
Hrs. Cohen. N. q. COHEN. No. e6 Elm osresk
DEsD THIS, GENTS.-IT rs A WELL UNDERSTOOD
II fact by ali that 1853 Pearl street Broadway is
the only place sons overooats and WATER
clothing get cleaned dyad, altered turned repaired
at shors notice, cheap PrepAreyin time dsappoin-
ments, AT 553 Pearl street. A. eoRNSSOS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

SfOk SALE-A RARE CHANCE FOR NAN WITH A
smal cspital-Wil be sold cheap for cash the stock
and fixtures of the well known eating house and OYSTER
saloon, No % Bee street. Rent low and doing fair
business Must DO sold account OF the bad health
Inquire for particulars, at the saloon Of
N. SHARP, 297 Blocker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

CRYSTAL PALACE.-THE FIRST ARTISTS AND EN-
~ gravcrs wanted, for the publication Of an ilusrat
weekly paper and ca.aleg1 OF tue Exhbo OF all Nation
70 BE- held In New York IN 1853 Address box oos
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29
CLOTHING.


CHlLDRRNS CLOTHING.-HAVING DETERMINED
~ te sell out whole STOCK consisting OF embroa
elesk sacks jackets pants hats caps aad every variety
fan sylss and for the Of the thos in want
should give call, As shall offer great bArgsus
The goods be ssld. For holiday presents this is
rare chance. MRS. J. BENJAMIN, 1915 Broadway.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-29

'ofT the Government has there been
such a shameless disregard Of. the
public interest, in dispensing the
official patronage Of the Govern
.n,ents for the benefit of fawning
favorites. The days of whigrule
are numbered. and, and Mr.. Fill
more is determined. while he has
power, to reward his particular
friends.--Ind. Sentinel.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-29
New Postage Law.

The law regulating tho transmission Of
printed matter through the mails, which
has been enacted by Congress, and is 60.
;ng into operation on the 53oth Of Septem>
ber. The substancial provisions of the iaw
are: 7 -
Newspapers, periodicals., unsealed circu.
lars &c, weighing not over three ounces,
10 pay one cent each, to any part OF the
United States, Or half that rate where paid
quarterly or yearly, in advance. #
Newspapers, 60, weighing not over ore
and half ounces, half the above 1ates,
where circulated within the State Of circula.
tion. sz-.s 20 E.5 =
Newspapers and pamphlets of not more
than l pages, 8 mo-. in packages OF no
less than eight ouncesto one address, TO be
charged half cent an ounce, though cal
culated by separate pieces, the postage may
amount to more. -. z,,s.,z. ~
Postage ontrunsisnt matter 10 be prePait
or charge double.
Books, bound or unbound, Of not more
than four pounds each, one cent per ounce
under three thousand miles, and two cent
over that distance. Fifty per cent TO b.
added where not prepaid.
Weekly ne wspa7ers free in the county
of publication. .5,a ...
Bills for newspapers, and receipts TO
payments Of moneys therefor may be en-
closed in subscribers papers.
Exchanges between newspaper publish
ers free. ,a as.a-.ss ~.
Newspapers, &C., to be enclosed that tn
character can be determined without re
moving the wrapper-,o have nothin
/ written or printed oil the paper or wrapPe
beyond the direction, and 10 contain no or
closure other. than the bills Or receipts be
fore mentioned. .=s.ss rz-z,z.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-29
NOTICE.

Is hereby given to Robertus w. King, JohnsM.
King, Olive B. King. Alanson R. King, Elisha
J. King, Thomas B. King, James King, Camil-
Ia Harmon, Orrin Harmon. Eleanor E. Hall,
Sheldon Hall, and James Smith, that Tracy M.
King on the 7th day Of February 1852, filed a
petition against them in the Clerks oficeof the
Court of Common Pleas of Portage County o.
hio, wherein she prays for assignment of Dover
in the following premises, situate in the town
ship of Charlestown, in the county Of Portage,
an State of Ohio, aud is known by being the
East side of the West part Of lot No. thirty -four
extending from the highway to the South end Of
said lot No. thirty-four, being at each end of
equal width, and contains eleven acres being al
SO the same land of which said Robert King died
seized. Also of certain other tract of land in
said township Of Charlestown and is known as
being the whole of lot No. one hundred and thir-
ty-nine in said township, and contains one hun
ired and seventy acres Of land be the same more
or less Said defendants will take further notice
that said petition will be heard at the next term
of said Court. szs #a-. sg3S.
RANNEY b TAYLOR, Soils. for Pet.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-29

George w. Allen, the we'll known orig.
inator of Land Reform avows his detsrmin-
alton to vote for PIERCE Mr.. Allen is for
giving one hundred and sixty acres Of land
TO Immigrant foreigners, the deed Of con.
yeyance To. be received as their naturaliza-
ton papers. His proposition woald be far
better for the country than Scoit's propos.
ed 'single alteration" |" requiring ono year.
actual service in the army or navy before
any man shall acquire the rights Of citizen.
sship.-ohio S,atesman ai
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-29
Sheriff Sale.

@ Sheriff Sale. si 9z855zsg1t9
DY yirtne Of q writ Of YendI Exponas to me di-
I'D rected and delivered from the Superior Court
OF Cleveland Cuyahogs County Ohio, shall expose
to sae at public vendne at the Court House in the
town of Ravenna, on zs3ss x Fs3a
Saturday the 9Th day of Oetober neat,
between the hours of ten O'Clock "A M, and four
O'Clock NJ of said day, the following described
lands and ten ements TO wit: s=>'5st5'@ -sFs'E
Situate in the township of Franklin In the county
Of Portage and State OF Ohio, and part Of Lot No
AZ and is the South half of twelve acres near tho
middle Of said Lot, being Easi Of the road leading
from the village Of franklin 10 Mantua, and 10
bounded North by the North half Of said twelve
acres, which Twelve acres s bounded North BY land
now occupied BY CHARLES Button, South and East by
land owned BY Jonaihan Sloan in common with
Others and West by the centre ofsaid road and 10
| the same land decided by William Woodard to Joy
| "a. Pendeton, which deed isrecorded in Portage
county Records of Deeds, in Book ~. pages 233
| and 234, to which reference is made for more
full description. - ...5e.
Taken 10 Execution as the properly of Joy II.
Pendteton al the suit of Ghancey S. Martin and
Henry Pomeroy. essss azsaE -.
1s.5E57' JAMES WoODARD, Sheriff.
4 Sheriffss Office, Portage County.
L =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-29

Prospects Of the N. Y. Dem-
ocracy.-The National Democrat
saws, that "all concede that the
Pierce and King Electoral Flick
ct will get from 5000 to 10000
majority in New York city. and
that the State ticket will run hard
up to that figure. I"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-29

8 GFWm. II. Burroughs. formerly Of the
Empire house, Akron, and late of the
Franklin House, Philadelphia, has bought
ou. the Irving House, New York.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-29

lFThe Boston Wing papers say there
are four thousand signatures ,othe call for
Webster Electoral Convention. This is
filling off i'll large sections. 80
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-29

a. Secretary Corwin will not
resign until after the report Of the
Gardiner Committee. 4
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-29
A letter from Havana /

A letter from Havana Says
aThat you may not be mistaken
with regard to our new Captain
General, Inform you Of the fact
that about 500 negroes, from Af-
rica, have been landed at Ortigoss,
in this island, and two ounces ga
dollars) per head were paid foE
Winking at the business . -.5s>
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-29

81 Mr. 6. Mckie, from
Easton, n. Y, the Agent and
Wool . buyer of the Troy Woolen
Manufacturing Company, was
robbed of $4s,90o at the Weddell
House, in Cleveland, on Thursday
evening last. at the latest ac-
counts no traceshad been obtaiend
OF the perpetrators of the rob-
berry. Fr
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-29
The administration taking car

QuaflGr VI 8tHIlIol VI uottiidiS uottid =
and q Pi'ihceg fortune besides'
The characterization taking care
of its Fsieads.-s
4 Mr.. Fillmore is determined to
take care of his friends, particu--
larly those who have battled for
him, and stood by him and his adj
! ministration through good as well
as well asevil report.
Hon. Humphrey Marshall of
Kentucky, q most violent oppc-'
nent Of Gen. Scott, has been ap-
pointed minister to China, with
his hinesthousand salary and nine
thousand outfit.
Abbot Lawrence, minister to
England, returns just as the adj
ministration goes out Of Office, to
enable them to send out their par
ticular friend Joseph II. Ingersoll
. of Pennsylvania, with his salary
and outfit amounting to eighteen
thousand dollars. a.e.s.. .s.s.a
'ss Mr.. Edney Of North Carolina,
as1sort of hanger-on2 about the
White House, and one of the del
lseeates 10 the Baltimore Wing
Convention, who refused to give
gsifnilis adhesion to SCOTS nonlina-
tion, is rewarded with the fat of
@ fice Of charge d affairs to Guata-
n,ala-not because Of his qualiti-
cations, but to reward a friend.
Andrew Jackson Ogle, who for
the last year has been singing the
praises Of Mr.. Fillmore in oyster
slcellars and drinking saloons, was
rewarded with the appointment
tef charge de affairs to Stockholm
His nonlinati ion was confirmed and
Jack pocketed his nine thousane
dollars. enough for him to frolit
on for at least one year. He the1
declines to go on his mission ane
sands b;s So 1rress;un,tion. &c leaving the
..nlaee yacant, for some other,tooad,
aof the administration.
TIE next important business i
is find q snug berth for his lat
apartner, Nathan X Hail. OF th,
i;rn .,fs Fillmore Haven 81 Hall
a50ad1s tins. he abpointed .Jnde,
i.(smklinoss another al # r. pa 1naarticuia
.frien.Is ! and is silver'sarrey II o rev Whie. 9
.NewsYork. as minister to Mex
cnss RI fbis af1f,naf,,iinflmnlefsnnt mint the 81
81 of, Indge 2 1f tia Western ~ al. +
.,tsirte of M New York i IS left yacar
md ;,1teathis snug berth which
sssfe and secure for life, bey,on
e;tLasnol,w.aefsr l,.afs nf renewal & NOV, Mr ia
sas,lv .nchored NJ ! IL leav;nos ,, I'll II
&c. pnstnss ster,G ,; G,enera lone
a.'g 9oasorns fsv.nina 81 rl,;l fayorite.ss'
ii q understood that M. Bar r
s.a ards s. silver I, ! ,orrev friend of M
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-29

f.. L. & R. DAY have removed their
stock Of Goods to Collins Hall, where
they will sell them as cheap as ever
Give ihem q call. s----. y
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-29

ROWELLS have removed 10 The Stone
Store Of S. Day, where they will be
pleased to waitupon all their old custom
ers, and any number Of new ones. i3
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-29

r The Laws, Journals, Public Documents,
G., of the last session of the Legislature, have
been received at the Clerks oface, and are now
eady for distribution.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-29
/ (1tflIE, AZ FILE.

The amount Of money drawn
by Gen. Scott from the Peoples
treasury, as regular pay, is lwo
hundred and fiy-one thousand,
FRO huadred and eigzty-sir Dot-
,.lass,s and tsreaty~sae cents.
The amount of money drawn
/ by Gen. Scott, in the shape OF
extra pay, is Eighteen Thousand
5 foe hundred and thirty-taro dol
lars and tuenty-sia cents. o.
Amount Withheld by Gen. Scott
.r;fhosa authority Of Lac, seven
: theusand eight hundred and eigh-
ty-,sre Dollars, ard niaeteen cents.
The amount received by Gen.
Scott, and ccounted for, Itacelre
thousand, eight hundred and seren-
ty-three Dollars and three Cents.
The whole amount received
Of the peoples MONEY by Gene.
raj Scott, for regular pay, eatrd
pay, ritheld seitkout at'arra'at q
laa, and "uuaccouated for" is
tsro hand,ied and ninety thousand
fee hundred and serenty-sere,
Dollars and eighteen cents, Or 9
quarter of d million Of dollars
IS md a piiflceN fortune besides!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-29
ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY.
NEw ORLEANS. Ser,, 2:

NEW ohLEANc3 ScI.s <S
Steamer Empire City hds arrived with
adyices from Havana TO the 14lh inst
Arrests were daily being made at Havana
and through 'ul. The island, Of parties sus.
pecled 10 be connected with the Cuban fill.
busters. x
A council Of war was to be. held on the
s23d, for. the trial Of Is persons concerned
in the publication Of . revolutionary paper,
viz: 1.-THE voice Of the People,
The Government lu,elligencer says that
70 600 stand Of arms had been landed near
Campngar, and that 1000 Of them had
been seized by the military aathori,ies in
the vicinity, and .ha, the remainder we're
carried 10 the mountains and seized by the
country people. -.s.. ~ ss9;sa ~
American papers without exception bad
been prehbited, ard spies swarm in every
direction, the Captain General had stations
ed troops in all parts Of the Island and was
making vigorous exertions TO suppress the
least attempt ai insurrection. The steam
Ter Pizsrro had proved total loss. The
officers Of the Empire City ,swele very
politely treated by the Spanish authorities