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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-06
MISCELLANEOUS.


l
M ISHING to dispose of my Real Estate, offer at pr
w vale until the list day OF November next farm
the County Ohio, situate the waters OF Short Creek
containing about five hundred and sixty This prop
West Liberty and bethany Turnpike, about seven miles
| from Wheeling and five from West Liberty.
The in the highest state of Improvement, having
large plank fencing and laid OF
IN fields for farming and grazing purposes There are on
the premises good dwelling houses, with ample sta
bling cribs, &c. There also four good tenants
Houses. There is commodous new barn. one hundred
eight feet long by forty four in width fitted in every
particular for the wants OF the farm, including ample shell
| ter for twelve hund red sheep.
will sell these lands in whole or in part, TO suit the
wishes those desiring 10 purchase Terms Will be b
erai
The rapidly advancing OF the city Wheel
g facilities afforded by the various rail road
tons about completed with the West and the Sea
the excellent ket afforded in Wheeling for
the productions of country render this farm
seldom been that finer inducements have been held
| out to purchasers J.. w. MITCHELL.
Wheeling, Sep. 81, 1852.
O~washington Reporter and Examiner, and wclsburG
| Herald copy.
For Gentlemen and Ladies.
IUST received at the Music Store, 1879 Main street,
u a large assortment of Piano and Guitar Music; also
best Roman, and Italian Violin and Guitar StriDsi
| no. German; no. ) French best ,,,.,,.,,~
Sept1 J. FlChlESON
YOUTHS BROGANS.
I1SO'PAIR youths thick Brogans,
1oo 100 " kip
sepa ToDD & DEvoL
Fresh Oysters,
ID ECEIVED daily at CoSGREss HALL, No. 90, under
III Dorseys Lottery Office, by ,,,.,.,
septif-tf ROTHACkER d LElINEh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-06
wheeling and Marietta Packet

Notice,
rs hereby given that Books for TO the Capita!
| Stock OF the .wESTERN RAIL ROA CO. Ga road
connecting bridgeport, in belmont with the tcurI
vile Indiana Rail road al point near Cos ctool VIII
be otencd at wheeling Va-Bridgeport, 81. Clairsr"r,
UniOntown and Flushing, belmont co-FIeepDI Harrison
CO. and West Chester Tuscarawas county, on SATURDAY
" w. II. HOLLOWAY,
CRlSPAN OGLEBAf,
MOSES RHODES,
TfIOS. c. TIIEAkER,
J. NJ. McC0NAFEY.
Bridgeport Sept. 10, 1S52-td.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-06
Notice to Housekeepers:

Notice to Housekeepers.
NEW CARPETS AT REDUCf:n PR FOES.
nc 900 YARDS of Carpets al No. 1913, Main street.
,UUU The Subscriber respectfully informs his Gus
and the publc generally that he has Just
most beautiful stock OF Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths etc etc
ever in this CITY, embracing almost every variety
stvle md quality that can be the Eastern
from finest English Vcves down to common Rag car
pct This selected with great care anu pu
chased under favorable circumstances which VII
enable much lower than the same quality OF
in my line will please call and select from my STOCK OF over
M yards with t6D different patterns, varying IN price
iruni 12,c. to 81 per yard: ,, -, ,,,.
Scrtf j. u. HAhbouh' ho- 100 E'a'h o.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-06
COMMEMORATE
WHEELING MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY INTELL1GENcEI

[01Not.-It should be observed that the quotations
given below the Wholesale Prices. We state this
tor the benefit OF those who may have very small orders
TO fill and who may be charged small advance these
prices Generally however, both city and country custo.
mcrs can rely on purchasing from our Wholesale MGR.
chants, in quantity at the regular Wholesale prices
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-06
TORACCO AND CIGARS.

TINE undersigned re-opened his stock OF Superior
Tobacco and Cigars No 167 Main street. west side.
near Market Alley, where will be found all the choice
Irands Tobacco Snuff and Cigars. OF which the follow
ing is part-Rcgalia Imperiaes Canones, La Nornas.
Cazadores Panatelas, Principee Half Spanish henuck
Common Cigars. s.l-.5 o..
Russell and Robinson's, Grants, Dxon's, Jones anl
Hudsons.
Rape, Congress, Macouba, Scotch, Cut and Dry f"'
Smoking, &c, &c .. Is-...s j. f..... =
stowed would respectfully solieit portion of public
patronage .-.....
augef-1md. "M H. ho~SER
Dupont,s Powder. s1l
THE subscriber has the Agency for the above POWDER
L and has a supply OF all qualities on hand
Juyne's gIedieine..
HAVE The AGENCY for DR.. Jayne's Medicines ana WI
gsI fFTFhf'3 5s'7-'t GEO. WILSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-06
Love, Martin & Co.,
| COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Something worth Knowing!
TT is fact that the best variety in town OF
i Dress Material mud innings,
at the cheapest prices he seen at
W. d. NOTES STORE, .....
MARKET STREET
Where he is every day receiving new and desirable
Goods If any is in doubt about il just call and you
IL convied nc septic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
From La Plata,

An arrival in Boston brings adgices from
Buenos Ayres to Dec. 3, Montevideo to Dec. 5, and
Rio Janeiro to Dec. H. A sketch of the news has
already been given by the telegraph, but the follow
ing will be found interesting
Gen. Urquiza, with his Invading army, is concen-
tratiDg on the Parana preparatory to an attack on
Rosas while the latser is making firm and reso-
lutte stand and strengthened with an army oil 2OOOO
men, 1t is by means improbable, say the papers
In his interest, that he will be the victor lnstea1 oil
The vanquiehed. With HIM ana his cause The cues.
ton of nationality aside from his individual power,
is paramount, and creates spirit OF pa rlotlsn,
which, with his ample resources and hisindomtable
energy may well cause his opponents - say, The
only CANCER is from the other side of the river"
The LIST Of December was 10 Nontevideo a day of
mourning on account OF the death of Gen ID Ensenio
GarZon, candidate for the Presidency Of the Rep1o-
lie by all parties, and Commander Chief. On the
4th embarked on the Brazilian steamers Vecife
Pedro 81 and GOldnbo, the division Oriental OF l,6ce
men for the Parala, to unite with the armies OF
Entire Rios ard COTrentes all under the command
Of Gen Urquiza This division, selected from the
hes, infantry OF the Oriental state. is commanded oy
the discplinariar. Col ID. Gear Das.
The Brazilian army is campet a: Colonia, Ia
which situation, assisted by the strong steam power
they are afforded opportunity 10 cross 10 any point
Of the opposite east Were tas Necessity OF IA, sae
the late political parties are comparatively quiet.
notwithstanding toe par,lsans OF kosas have en-
deayOred 10 revive animositles, with no other re-
suit, however, than causing the escape ID buenOS
Avres OF some officers who like 10 live IN Nar.
On The 4lh, returned to Montevdeo the Brazilian
REPRESENTATIVE, from an Official visit 10 Gen. Ur-
ouisa, at Guaegnaychu (up the Parana) having
had feversl conferences. At the same time ana
place was present representative of the Govern
ment of Paraguay giving adhesion to the alliance
and against theu common enemy the Governor
of Bueros Ayres. The Brazilian oii;lal also called
at the camp of the Brazilian army at Colonla, and
conferred With the commander, Condo Caxas'
On the 80, Gen Urquiza left for the camp to take
charge of his and the troops OF Cornentes-lntend-
inc 70 coynnence OneratiOns on the 18th. At BuenO1
Ayres. the Representatives. were passing laws CIV.
ing the Supreme Chief" extraordinary powers, and
generating him from usual acquisitions for during
roSi,ion whereby the value of might not be in
creased An emission of sixty millions of the pub
lie funds was contemplated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
CITY ITEMS.
Of Paradise

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.-The New
York Chamber of Com nerce held its regular monthly
meeting on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. John B. Kitching was unanimously elected
membyr tho Chamber, and Mr.. Robert heay
member Of the Arbitration Committee, vice ;. H.
,,,tchnI. whose term of service had expired.
A communication was read from Lieut.. Aaury'
eating that the British Government has greatly en-
Jared its system Of meteorological observations,
and desiring the voluntary cooperation of the COM
ercial as well as naval marine of the United States
NJ, Maury is authorized to confer with individuals,
,ocieties, &C with regard to cevsing some general
system for giving effect TO the undertaking. Refer
red to Committee.
Another communication was read from the Cham-
her of Commerce in Charleston, relative to placing
light ship and fogbell near Cape Roman, and re-
oues.ipg the cooperation of the New York Chamber
OF Commerce in obtaining from the General Govern.
ment the desired improvement II IL stated tnss
four large ships with valuabls cargoes, have oeen
ashore on Cape Roman during the last year IA.
rected to be forwarded to Congress, under seai Vi
the Chamber.
A communication from the Chamber OF Com.
merce OF Erie, relative to proposed impfos omen'
of the Ohio River, and another ron NJ ouIn,e'
| of Chicago, and the Chicago Board OF lIsle, &c.
specting an arparatus for the preTennon OF ran.
boiler explosions, were referred 70 specss' e"~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
The Eombardment of Johanna by the United
States Sloop of-War Dale.

The following letter from Capt. Cuter,
Of the.bark Dolphin, detailing the bombardment of
Johanna, ore of the Comoro Islands, is from The
Warren Star:
JOHANNA, Friday, Aug. S, 1851,
On the eth OF August the United Stases sloop OF
Dale, CommanaeI realSon, arrives mere, anu ,ha
urIust imprisor mtnt of Capt Moore, OF The bark
Naria. of New Bedford, who was imprisoned here
in AUGUST, 1850. Capt Pearson after making all IN
ou,ries NJ both the English squadron on this station,
and The masters of American ships In the hafoor,
snd also OF the English residents here, being CON
v,nced of the fragrant injustice cone TO Capt moore
and others, at this Island Immediately demandeo
Of The KING sac, geo, and required an immediate
answer After waiting all night, ana lecelY-
inc no answer, he dispatched another letter, IN
fTmipg the King that II he did not give him an an
sner al or before ~ o'clock, he should commence
bossllsies. The King replied 10 the last nste, onef,
lng $500 in cash and $500 worth OF bullocAs anu
ripkets. Capt. p. refused this, and got ms sap
under weigh and moOTed her off the town, one hun
Gre0 wards from tbs beach, with his broaiside 10 the
toen The King then Gent of and offered 10 pay
IS eco if lie could get It IN any way would give
cattle cotton cloth TO make up the amoanI
CaDtain Pearson then gave the King twenty,four
hours 10 consider of IT, at the same time telns
him not TO make any warilke demonstfatlOn IN 'he
meaIime If he did, he should consider 1t as oreach
Of faith, and should commence immediate hosIlllnes
He aso notified the King that. he did not come 70
some definite terms, TO Gend the women ana chiu,
rem out OF the place BY noon. next day. as ne shoud
9Th there were large number of troops paraded on
the shore, and they sent word to Capt Pearson tna'
he might 90 what he could-they would not pay any
| thing. ATS NJ, the lie commenced hilng sho1
| II the fort After five Shots they set wnlte nag
| Cant Pearson Immediately ceased frlng ana sent
| Lieut. Fairfax with flag OF truce 10 inquire wnas
the white flag for, and If taey were ready 70
| trest with him. They answered tRat they wlsneo
The frg 10 cease. and said they could not meet sie
| demand They were told to hsuldown the nag Oh
truce bu. they refused to do Capt Pearson, On
them informing them that If they did not niui COW
the flag, he should commence firing again Win Vim. i
M. Amer waiting a proper length Of tine, Osp.a;
| Pearson again commenced firing ut the tort ana
blochhouse at he corner of the town but ssrc.,y
ca shells thew set a signal on the beach. and Lieut.
| Parker was sent with flag OF truce Az ms ume
the King offered 10 pay eco down, give ooha ioI
as COO, and sun snder the town said ne was very
soIry that he had done wrong and faithfully prom.
| jsf not to do so IN future He would give UP his
houses his saves his cattle but that he could no'
siye but 81 coo In money and thirty head OF catle
Captain Peer;cn, wishing TO avoid 5!oce'nsc scSe2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
Mail Cieaninus, SC.

~ The Concordra Ua.) Iateligeneer
says that an Indian belonging the remnant OF the
Choctaw tribe which still fingers near the anceat
hunting grounds, committed suicide some days
since IN that parish after avery novel and ingenious
fashion. Tying one end Of q piece Of buckskin to
the trigger Of his rife, anc attaching the other end
OF the thong to small tree, he stretched himself de.
liberately upon the ground, and pulling the muszls
toward him, met death from the faithful piece which
may often BET fore have been the nent OF il In his
hands upon the war path amid the Businesses Of
his native forests. The Door suicide had, while
under the influence of strong drink, murdered q
member Of his tribe friend and brother, and this
was the deliberate, seltdecreed sxpiation Of The
crime.
II On the Goth ult., a man named Sam
uel Scott, residing in Ashe County N. c. near the
Virginia line who had been confined in All a. u-
Datic, and only discharged few days before rose
from his bed about midnight, armed himself with
cutting Knife, and fell upon his father and mother,
with whom he lived, and instantly killed them both
horribly mangling their bodies lie then started OF
to the house of his brother, informed him what he
had done. and coolly proposed to send for coroner
lie was subsequently arrested.
70 Mr.. Hiram Wilcox, of DAYTON, Ohio,
in assisting, about two weeks ago to take drunken
lcsfer to Jail, bit ny him on one Of his fingers.
He paid but little attention to il until few days
subsequent it became swollen and painful, with
every appearance of ersipelas The ordinary re-
medies in such cases were applied, but the inasm-
nation spread rapidly from the hand to the arm, and
finally to the body-growng worse and worse, until
notification put an end TO his life.
EgA committee of the St. Louis Cham
Der of Commerce, in regard to call from the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, has drawn up review OF the
amount OF business done in tina. city. The report
estimates the trade of St L,uis at the present time,
to foot up 500 GOO per annum, and the amount Of
exchange sold is set down at $50 0OoO00 year.
IL The warehouse of III. B. Smith,
Terre Haute, Indiana, was destroyed by fire on tho
23d uIt. Total loss sl5OOO-no Insurance. Tene
Haute was visited by another fire the next day. the
store Of Dr. Z. v Bull & Co. having been destroyed.
Loss $1,000.
~ L. A. Jean Bapiiste, Paris, rs vice.
Consul OF Sardinia, for the port Of St Louis, and
j. C. Zimmerman, as Consul eneral OF the Neither
lands for the United States, have been officially
recognized by the President.
tV7 The Netrdfk Mercury says that Err
penstein the G erman recently convicted OF poison.
ins his WIFE has confessed the deed to Dr.. Eyrck,
who is preparing the same for publication
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
List of Patents
lssrts from tie United States Patent Office for "a
trssk ending February 3, 1852.

lssrts from tie United States Patent Office for the
tssk ending February B. 1852.
Carefully Prepared for the N. Y. Tnbuns.l
lie us 5. Chichester Of Williamsburgh,
NY, for improvement, in Hemp Brakes. Dated
Feb. 3, 1852.
John A Craig OF Columbia, Ark for Improve.
nent IN Grass Burners. Dated Feb. B. 1852
John Cumberland of Mobile, Ala for Improve
nent in Feeders for Planning Machines. Dated Feb
}, 1859.
Willard Day Of Brooklyn, N. ", for Improve
nent IN Street Sewers. Dated Feb 3, 1852
Henry nochs.rassef & Abm. Mason of Philadel-
pAia, Pa, for Improved Door Spring Dated Feb.
IL, lisa
Aoram Lonsbos,om OF New.Yolk. n. Y, for I'm
YoyemeRt in Gas Purifying Appustas' Dated Feb
1els52
Ephraim Morris Of New. York, \. \. for Improved
Method Of keeping the Valves OF 0sc.isung En-
sines on their Seats Dated FEB. B. 1854
David Philips OF Sharon, Pa, tIr Improvements In
4 AIle.Nee Arms. Dated FEB 3, 1852
FAM G. Rie,sch OF Rudoletz, Austria, ior I'm.
eovenent in Concentrated Beer Material Datea
8fse. J. 1852
VIM. d stephen G Coleman Of Providence, r. L.
"a nproremenls in Ships Blocks. Dated feo'
Henry Davis Taylor OF Newark y. J for I'm
S.,"STvsnt IA Running Gear OF Railroad |afs'-
Ds!sd Feb 3, 1852.
CAaries z. yerleger of Baltimore, Nd, for I'm.
F sn ,S In Running Gear OF Carriages Da'ed
MotInsn w. Wheeler Of Buffalo, n. Y, for I'm
'1seo smsrins Apparatus Dated FEB. 3, 1852.
IN Fiji Wnite OF Boston, Mass, for improvement
''cges. Dated Feb 3, 1852.
H DESIGNS.
" A0s l.. Jackson Of New.York, n. Y, for De-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05

ed this Offer on condition that he King should make
treaty with the American Government, placing
Americans an equal footing with the most favored
nations.
AIS A. NJ. on the 7th, Capt. Pearson hauled h 4
snip from the town. and everything has gone on
quiet since SO far. This chastisement, beg leave
TO say, was required IN order that Americans might
De treated with common honesty. IL would be a
great be ne 10 The interests OF the whaling fee. m
tne Indian Ocean to have ship Of war to protect US
ne hing makes nothing Of inprisoning US, when
De thinks proper, without law or gospel and we
can oray appeal 20 our Government, which has,
am proud TO say, promptly and effec.uay redressed
the outrage upon Capt. Moore.
The statements are true was an eve w .tness
70 the whole proceedings. Yours, &c,
CHARLES r. CUTLER, Master bark Dolphin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
later from Chngres md Havana.

The U. S. Mail steamship Ohio, Capt.
schenck, arrived yesterday morning from Chagre'
via Havana.
The Ohio left Charges On the night OF the 22i
nit and arrived at Havana on the morning OF the
a7,h ult. LET, there for New-York on the morning
OF the 80 h ult The Spanish steamer Ferdinand
Catoli.a arrived at Havana on the morning OF the
sOtb ult. from Cadiz. Left at Havana steamer Pha'
delphia, from Chssres and San Juan, bound to New
Orleans. Passed the steamer Georgia, about 10
miles outside the Moro. bound in. On 3lst ult 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, abreast Cape Florida, exon ingeo
s;onaIs with ship Cotton Planter, bound North
same day. O'Clock. p. NJ, passed bark Chatham OF
Belfast. -, IL, "a f,e;ght
from ChagTts .,a a
Churcbman Rob- a. Chapm.a az
sTts Co.. sS,V<s - IN sue .a - s7Gs es0 90
Williams Pot go Al Psss's'
tet NV w z,N3tJ -
IT, al 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
LIBRARY oF CoNeeEss. Walter, the

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS- w alLer, tn6
architect has submitted plans for the reconstruction
of the LIBRARY OF Congress room, prepared, we be-
leve. at the instance OF the Committees on Public
Buildings and Grounds OF the two Houses. IL might
be improper for u.s. at this time to attemp. cescnp-
ton Of what the architect proposes but they who
have seen the era wings IN the opinion that
nothing more beautiful and convenient could have
been projected. A prominent feature il the use OF
iron IN lieu Of wood In the interior. the design being
to guard AGAINST the recurrence Of conf agratiOn.
dome the light be admitted thr.ug stained glass
lis proposed, NJ some future time, 10 add 70 the
Library premises By attaching the rooms adjoining
no ~ made use OF for other purposes.
We learn that there Is probability, as there IS
strong desire TO complete the Library room by tho
LIST Of July. In the mean time one OF the passages
and several adjacent rooms have been htted up TOT
the reception OF the books which were saved from
the late conhagratiOn, and for those which we're
few daJ since authorized by Law TO be purchased.
XashinstOa Republic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
Kossuth 70 visit Indiana.

TIE Indiana State Sentinel gives cor
respondcnce between Governor Wright of tina. State
and NJ Kossuth acccmpanied by letter from Hon.
w. "A German announcing the positive pledge OF
kossuth 20 yis. that State.
kossvth's letter is as follows.
To The GeUercr and General Assembly Of the STATE Of
IndsaRa
The General Assembly Of the State Of Indiana
has tn years past provided, by its joint resolutions,
that the PEOPLE Of Indiana sympataise with tue PEG
- yeoey 10 succor those who have been oppressed.
TIC Governor and the General Assembly in hon:
o,;,e M. and NV compaIlots now with cosdial
veicore TO the Capital Of Indiana, to be received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
The Panama Herald announces the death,

The Panama Herald announces the death,
IN mat city, of Mr. William Chestnut, of Albany,
unoeI tne iollow wing circumstances:
ne crossed the Iethmus on Saturday, having
come from the States by the Georgia The exposure
20 Inc sun produced dizziness in Consequence ofthe
congestion produced by the intense hee:. He was
Isuho IN cying state about twelve O'Clock yester-
cay AZ the foot Of the hall stairs Of the Washington
house, having undoubtedly fallen while attempting
10 ascend the steps. He lived but a few moments
aiteT ne was found. He has brother in California
whom, ne expected TO meet in a short time, in that
iand OF promise and gold. sad termination TO his
golden dream"
N.Y. HULL, the Purser of the Ohio, has our thanks
for the prompt delivery ofpapers, &c.
The following is list of passengers per Ohio:
Bnch. c: Birch, B. c. Chambers, Geo. Lombard, =.
sanSs fssd Dzen Pedro L,lIsssT a.amora d.
Bousersu; D ,AIosemana. M Marines and lady, W.
S SroTs., Jackson. Capt ~ Hug PsmIsr A.
SpoonsI J; Barber, G. Barber. c del yscas. r Giaad
IO - i NJ, W. Zi%ms,man King. M Wat
T. eSd:~GIhy; THO: jalis% %iIisi, Fade,
b.ss Ids u 9 Smith 4 WV Sh1 e
Patterson Izei. C FIonsby, A. Georges, Ed Wells O
sSth j Pat: + Jenkins, 9 Rogers, II Bowen chs.
w VIII n Grant Green McG9yeIn w Bs.oll. G
Bgds9I,uEh, r Bal, ] Ke.oo, n Laladas, = An:
eo4s y Esss fS DsSPsas
wife and four children, King W. swift p l. Thurston,
snsowateI NJ Dmon, +. Tresdwny. +. Delanat.r,T
+ Fowle, C.. +. Knowsr. ID. bison, A. c. Welvi.
Rogers. Champion, F. vina J. ME- r Jay, Rlby,
HaIrsbureh, 9 Rocherford c. Scriber Strahan. s
Trumbull, H. Trunbuls A. Hicks R. Games W. Lowell,
D. Fisk nj Supe. p. Tunson, CRas FeIdon, W. Contslo.
Porter. W. Krutsmeye j Irun d Snicegood W Snice
good T. Harkleward. s. johnson, II Catsen, W. Black,
A Gleason, II. Churchill, A Shepey, L. Straight z W.
jacobs, Rude s. Fneman, H Huron, P. Silva j. Cox
II Palmer, n. Kellogg ID. Heddeman, O. Andrews, s. T.
Davis.
. From RGrona-C. Casamadrid and LADY, G. W. Schroe-
der, M. DeTeshe, J. FitzsmoDs N. Shaw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05

mitiee With regard to the apparatus referred Ia.
the Chicago Board Of Trade speak OF IL worthy Of
uncer the auspices OF the General Government. Il
consists OF dial connected with the boiler TO
lnoicaie the quantity Of water and the amount Of
presscre within the boiler
Mr Depeys,er 0gten offered a resolution tyr TAX
ing up The subject Of a Tribunal OF Commerce bus
upon nneing that the members OF the former CON-
mntee intended to bring the subject up again. he
COMMITTEE was appointed to memorabilia Con-
eress in favor Of = Mint in New-York vbsyenno.
the Chamber adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
Domestic Pcrts.

BRISTOL. Feb 2-sid sloop Excel. Lewis, Ss"-Yorh.
Ha,hor free Of ice. -,
FOEFoLK, Jas. s0-Arr schrs Treat, Parker. Casda.
loups 3lst brigs Ann eh. Fernandez, Ran Key
Lewis Bean, Noyse, CG1denas Hunood', -, rem
ssc0ia. 49, -. -.
pHIIADTLPHTA Feb 3-Bel0v, ship FsBce Young,
I'm LIVERPOOL barks Victory, Payne saa san ffasciscD
KipsstoD Foulke. D-Esraga: Gem, Nic<spon Boston .
Iowsll Hsmuend, de- Gov Briggs. Parker, do
Providence. Feb 2-Sld. bark Ca'hNne, Wfu.
Mobile lin tow Of steamer Pery) SENS OIterd Ho~snd.
srd Rstbury Sears. baltimore doth under ctnEassl
bark Jedo Psue and brig J. X. Rh0ades, Hamohn "iii
load ice for Charleston. 49, -