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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

q Tie Pennsylranla Freeman, the o.
gan Of sAs Pennsylranis Anu-Slavery Society. pub
lished at Philadelphia has been enlarged 20 the SIZE
OF TRe Boston La5vateT and much improved n
typographical appearance. TAs Freeman is now
edited BY oIIvKR JOHNSON, gentleman long con-
nscted with tie American Press, N which service
he has earned the reputation Of .eFse lucii and
vigorous writer To those vAo desire a ssraieh.out.
uraoulteraied AMI Slavery paper l'Aad nothing
else,9 one which deals vigorous blows azainsi
Slavery the United states as IN the s5ssrac. 81
anywhere else-se commend Ias Frrr,raa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23
L S srrANrn Ni..r..,r.,

~ SfA ctturuty. Oct 4. 1851
DsAS Sl1 / have heard with real pam OF ySfir IL
sA1icn " leaving our ship, aud Of tie causes at
aaVe impelea yoa 70 thar step. Bot before sour ie
paftnFe nom snoas Us, have thought that n rnixht
not 10 altogether disp.essAgto YOU 10 kroN t3at
ihs-s are many o. NY brother c9cerS. baxles rrv-
sell no are far froIn being II the opinion that v5
nave done The least thirg 90 compromise our ountr,
and Aho. therefore. b. no means snh.rr,b., - *
oa1tse hsi has been 81 unhapplly laid 81 your door
Inc resolution OF our country IN your favor 9as
hAl-ed with lust prlde bun IL became a laaI.es on
vessel % which We are attached w.s sStsl f,r
thr honof OF conveying you nom bondage 10 hoe
soh. our presence On our decks Was therefore
received with Joy, and % far az yourself aat your
company are concerned has been = source OF unla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

RAILROAD ACcIpESr.--The Boston En-
prsss uaiV which len this CITY a, yesterday morn.
ing ran partly of its proper trsch at Fordhsn. and
across the other blocking up bo,h and stopping the
trans up and down, both New Haven and Harlem.
Thus 1t remained nearly three hours until II was b.
great ersrtop, got back into its proper place about
noon ard proceeded on ito way. We believe 10
rsIscn wss injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

e the Personalities OF and between Mr.. cipprso'
ard Gen. TAYLOR, Of Ohio. Several other gentle
men we're Incidentally drawn N, and tae House
rel,hed the en.ertainm as they would relish an
EXTRA chapter OF The Forrest TRIAL. Men do love
dish OF scandal or dish Of personalities, pAIticu-
lsrlv n highly seasoned. :. s r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

Nrw-JERsEY.--APPoIST IT IS
rumored that The Governor OF NeNJersey has sent
II to The Executive Session me following appoin.
mems For Chancellor, Benjamin williamson for
Judges Of the Sapxeme Court, Stacy c. Posts ana L
Y. {. Elmer for Judge Of the Court Of Errors
Thomas AuogsnitA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

e The Swiss Federal Government has
decided 10 cree, lines of electric telegraph through
that Republic !, was question whether II should
De done By the Government or by private eora2a-
nies the former course was adopted bv large ma
joIi;y II the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

TEMPERAScE.-Grand temperance de-
noLsrarons are in course Of PREPARATION al Albanv
Ssveisl diviSoEs q the Sons Of Temperance arc =
GEI:e ~ ne celebration
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

L. 8 8. Mississippi, At Sea, o.. 3, 1851.
SIR feel il duty one myself As aD officer u
this ship and a c'tizsn Of the United safes oil
America to express to YOU Slr the naiIon's que 30,
my sincere and heartfelt regrets 1t the crcunst m
ces which haze caused your determination to leave
this vessel and 10 disavO any participation IN me
complaints and charges that have been brought
against you and your noble associates. Hoping
that this manifestation OF my true feeling may meet
with credit on your part, and that prosperity may
attend you and your glorious cause,
| an. Sly. with hlah esteem. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

L. ). STEAM FRfGATE MIssfssIPnLf
GIBRALrAR BAY, Tuesday Oct. IA, ls5At
SIR ! have the honor To be in Tecsip. OF yene
letter under date Of 18Th OF October, instant WhIs
| return my heartfelt thanks for your kind exses.
sions toward myself, officers and crew, ssanos
out express my sincere regret that encumstzhcss
have induced you 70 proceed directly from EsG!sf
TO the Inlted States, Shich has deprived .ae Of IA
pleasure had anticipated IN conveying you ssb "
our shores
That you. yoer family. and those OF YOU -
caAsss " ho accompany you, may have pleasaEf
sale passage hence 20 the nited states, 10 tne
csfts; wish 81 your most obsdiesf servant E1s<
J. {. Loss, Captain L. III
To Lows kossvra. ExGovsfnes, Prcsidef
Hungary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-02
Herald Marin Correspondence.

l EDGARTowN, Auy2s
Ers4sshD PnlA.%: Ss.sYs. 4;a. %ssRsii. Pefsisaa
ysndaa Stuart Richmond for Salem Matsacapas, Wait,
ss.SNsohr. Lyon Ashley; Rainbow, Parks. and Excel N
!oSt;r 5oadsl srss smyrna ard Q Hitch
slip, Victory, Asa, ya.e ala, and sat,seaPas, -
Avsp rnos wsssss Rss%'s%f NARY Dsde
aowes bgs Esther Elizabeth shselford Passports
BaSel MI S,sos; Gssl5s! osi ksyy and
wal sYoP Com asy W
nineton NC; Stranger, Bills. Sandwich: Ysntes Blade.
Berry Quincy Mass steamer Penobscott Whitaker New
Relov-Barks Thomas Daret., DILL Laguayra Elizabeth
dissrsdste,m,hps state Of e.ors. Walton, s.,.nn.h
Sriss sssssuss BrS HsnEisson rs
n s do Fnn' RSne spiinMls s
salem; Baker. asLsSshiis, HIssssdTi.i Col jane:
fscnpsos, cor.es PTovidsnce Georgia Pastiss Port.
asS Yankee BLADE, Berry, Boston, stranger Perry Sand
Ansccllaneoas.
STEAMSHIP CRY GLASGOW, which ashore ~
5:las,. Hole b. ss.n sos o. and lies keeed near
.s.. se ;. GsS s. ass
the disaster solely Pits Issna being laid down On the
daily board s's Ss
siocum and Nanchester bOatsteerers, and Nj Stan
borough cooper.
yhsh fell The :y.y Port,
paired without further diffouity
E s Y.ss
whAler.
BARK EspREss Leet, from Havana for Boston. which
put into Key West after being ashore resumed
The Goth nit The arbrators awarded 20 the wreckers
$780, which Is equal to about per cent twas
advanced by bottomry or marine risk.
BARK AMERICA where from not given was at Santa
July a u S. sa y n 81
spar left perfect wreck she arrived at Santa Bar
bara under jury masts.
Ba BARK CRESCENT (of Jersey, Danvers 10 the vessel
reported anchor At Bahia Honda mahogany laden, Leak
ing. She did not intend 10 put in.
BRIG ALFONSO Frisbe Of and for Boston, from 81 Mar
tins with sa before reported at 50 Thomas had put In
Aug leaking badly that 81 time Capt hsd the
bosts cleared away preparatory abandOnmens Thssa
absorbed It's vsue After waiting while was sold ~ its
value loo bushe and vessel AIonrsde 10Th taking
IL cut Captv Thought the leak The works. and
his expenses at 81 Thomas would be quite small.
BRIe ALBERT FgARISo from Baltimore for Boston, on
Saturday last while runsing down Chesapeake Bay en-
couptered sudden squat which carried away fcretopsa
foreyard, &c. and put into Norfolk 70 repair.
BR BRrG SARAH, from Cenfney for New York, 10 re-
ported BY tho correspondent Charleston Couror ~
sahore At Key west This probAbly IL the yesssl pre-
viousiy called The Carolina.
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(PER STEAMSHIP WAsHrNGToN.1
!, Aug l7-Arr Try, NYork. Sid 18th, Hebron. d

BRISTOL Aug l-Arr Try, NYork. Sldl5t Hebron, Dc,
CALCUTTA, June I6-Arr Orissa. Boston.
CANTON June Arr North Caroline. CALIFORNIA;; 4th
as.ss s ss "a sa % 18th Tss,
California 9Th Argyle do; 9th Far West. do 18TH Drs
son. dc; l4th, Csrrineton YORK; Ohio California:
CARrrP. Aug ll-sid Oregon. NYork.
DEAL Aug i4-sld Haidee NYorl
FALMouTI Aug l3,Arr Am ship William and Mary, from
NSo Ta S n # and casks
GRAyEsRND. Aug 5-Arr Amana, BAtmorej William
Penn New Dieppe Roscoe Cuba land proceeded for New
sweoi - I'm ro si Sid n
Scntfers Cross, Hobart Town.
Hose Ko.e. prev e June l7-A,r Iouqua. NYork.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 16-Arr America (sl. Boston; DaIen.
ward 81 GssTss NB csssssoush and 'i''9 Young
Sid 18th. susan Howell. Baltimore saran.k, Phil.
deLhis; Fsneuil Ball NYork ESQ reported-probaSly Bos
tor ! 18th seranton saIi LiT5o9so and M9ntsauua
sAUeoR. juno l0Sd Courier for Savannah. Charleston
and Liverpool land from Bombay 29th) Typhoon, Lon
dor.
sHAseHAE May 22Arr Roman London; 29th, Versailles
San Francisco; June 2. John Bertram do.
BoNpAY July 51he ship Chrstisn has been wrecked OF
KenneIy ISLANDS MASTER first and second mate and seven Of
CAIcuTrA July 2-Tte Australia sailed hence for Liver
pool June, but has put back caky with six feet
LYrHAM Aug 1.-THE & Perkins. from Grecnock for
was abandoned the 4th Of August In lat ~
WEYmouTa Augl3A large brig with painted ports and
the top, to 90 down the 18th instant OF tho
Shsmbies.
at apparently for the lat two years. has been tswod in
to the isis nd Of 1nniskea.
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On Tuesday, August 81, at Il oclocs HARRIET A. wife
of Solomon Freeman
invited to attend her funeral this Thursday afternoon
at o'clock from his residence in Union street between
Their invitation The remains will be taken to Greenwood
Cemetery for inerment
On Wednesday, September /, of consumption after a
long and painful illness AMsoN Porter SANFORD in the
SSth year Of his age
Tie friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from his late residence No las Cn-
ton street, on Friday afternoon, at o'clock His re-
mains will be taken to Greenwood for interment
On Wednesday, September i, after short but
illness, WAr MORTIMER, youngest con Of William H. and
The funeral will take place at the residence of his
o'clock The friends OF the family respectfully in
vited to attend, without further invitation.
Eaiy on Wednesday morning, September ], Of cholera
iloIa, aged 10 months and Is days,
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
street.
On Wednesday September l. Many ELIZA. wife Of
James D. Howe. aged AZ years.
The funeral will take place h, (Thursday) afternoon
at o'clock The corpse viii be taken to New Windsor,
Orange county for intermept The friends Of the family
are requested to attend the funeral without further
tice at No. o. Grove street.
On Sunday August go, suddenly, ELIZABETH c. wife of
Noah s. Day, Of South Norwak, Conn. daughter Of
Major Joseph Chapman, deceased
On Wednesday September 1, after short illness,
THOMAS JONES KIRK aged 80 years.
The friends and relatives OF the family are requested
10 attend his funeral from bis mothers residence South
bergen Five Corners j. this (Thursday) afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
At Philadelphia, OF consumption JOSEPH son Of John
and Julia Gunner Of this city in the 18th year Of his age
His funeral will take place this (rhursday) afternoon,
at o'clock, from the Jersey City Railroad depot The
friends and scquanances Of the family respectfully
invited to attend Carriages win be in attendance to
convey the friends TO New York Bay Cemetery
On Wednesday, September l. at the residence Of her
brother Daw No. SO Ludlow street in the prime of life
Mary ANsE wife Of Christopher st. Legier Of Reign
County Limerick, Ireland
The friends and relatives Of the family are requested
TO attend her funeral this (Thursday) afternoon at
o'clock
On Wednesday morning, after a short but severe
illness john FS, aged is years native THE town of
Galway.
His friends and acquaintance requested TO attend
his funeral this Thursday afternoon at o'clock from
his late residence corner Of Main ard Plymouth streets
brooklyn His remains will be taken to Fatbush for
interment.
At Montreal. on Thursday August rs, SARAH AWE
ANn eldest daughter Of the late Assistant Con- General
William Lane, and sister Of Deputy Com. General John
Lane, Of Bermuda.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-02
Personal Intelligence,

Arrivals at the living House:-Hon s, p. Chase U. s
Senator. Ohio; Hon G. W. Jones, do. Iowa; Hon. -
Bradbury, do Maine; Hon. VIM Upham, do, Vermont
Hen A. Felch do Michigan; Hon. s. Adams, do. Missis
sipp; Hon - Miner. Member of Congress- Vermont
Hon VIM Hebberd do. do Hon. VIM. Appleton, do.
Cameron, do. Pennsyly Hon. Cha, Allen do, Mas
sachusetts Hon b. q. Eastman do. wisconsin, Commo
dore Perry. U s. Navy; Capt Albums, do Capt East0n
U, s. Army; DR. Hammond do 1t. Contee, U. s. Navy
Capt Glover, Mexico, and 1877 others.
At the Aston Housc:-Major Teller, U. S. Marines;
i. Green. Ohio; De Kantsoo st. Louis; Hon j. Houef
Taunton; Col. Hamilton do Hon. o Brown. do Hon
Hocdly. Georgia; TIL. Marshall, Virginia; r. Randle
England ii. Trip do Hon Judge Clarke, Washington;
Hon o. Carter, Pennsylvania aud 100 others.
At the American Hotel-James Jewett, U. S. Navy;
Sylvester Thomas. West Indies j. H. Hager, Indiana;
W d. Todd. Washington A. l.. Kemper, Virginia; W.
Grayson South Carolina; N. Gwin Ithaca; Dr. Clarkes
Barbados, West Indies: w. Barnard, Boston, G. Il.
Newton, Georgia; T. G. Polk, Mary land, and III others
At the Waverley House:-Thomas Niblo, New York; L.
Van Ness U.S.A.; VIM. Crugar, j. $. Hadley Augustus
Blocker and friend j. II. Randolph, New York Gen
Downs, U. s Mr. Roseter and lady, Char lesion T.
Padelford, Jr.. Savannah; and 40 others.
At the Howard. j. l.. Smith, Springfield s. B. Evans
n c.; J. Spicer Dundee: J. Thompson. Detrot l.. Orr
Miss. 7. NJ Uardenburgh, Washington Hon. o. O.
Pratt. Oregon; Hon. G. Stearns Springfield, and 9s
others.
Mr.. Daniel OMeara. Esq. late secretary of Father
Mathew, sailed yesterday in the ship Washington, for
Liverpool.
Capt. Marcy arrived at Cincinnati, from the south.
west. on the 29th ultimo and is at the Burnet.
Col. Hoffman, who takes the place now occupied by
Capt McRea at the Newport station is also in Cincinnati
Two chiefs of the Cherokee Nation, their way "a
Washington, passed through Cincinnati the 18th ut
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Married.

In Providence, R. l., Sunday, August 90 Mr. ABRA-
HAM CARPENTER to Miss HARRIET SMITH. both of New
York There is foundation for the above advertise
went as it is entirely false
On Wednesday, Sept mber /, at the Orchard street
Universast Church by the Rev. O. H. Fay, Mr. WILLIAM
JAY MURPHY Sandy Hook pilot Miss MARY ELIZA MA
SON. grand daughter of Capt. Elisha Packard all Of
this city.
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday. September l. by the Rev.
Dr. j. kennaday s. H. De BERoIsE to HARRIET E. daugh-
ter of Henry c. Conkling Esq
On Wednesday, September /, by the Rev A. NJ. Osborn.
Mr.. WILLIAM RusHMoRE Of Hampstead L. L. to Miss
HELEN A DEeRAw, of Brooklyn
On Tuesday evening, August g. by the Rev Mr. Haga-
ny Mr. WILLIAM QuIS to Miss Julia A. CUNNINGHAM, all
OF this city.
On Tuesday evening, August 81. by the Rev. A. j.
Porter M JAMES H. TICKER, of this city, to Miss EMMA
TRAVIS Of Albany
In Boston, on the 9th of August d b. WILSON Of New
York. to Miss S. +. BILLINGS Of Portland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-02
Passengers Sailed.

Asr,SwALr Steamship United statss-H soloman, Dan
III Max AK sODe1dsis Philip Hays Jane, Rowe
" $ Thomas. Runon. Miss MAR. Miss Hsnasan, II Nj.
Ssss 1ufPSy an, ss% r aSTDhyT MHroh
Mrs Galley James Froskenabush. FISHER. N Mason
seod, James Murphy. Thomas Minthrop, MARKS, seis
.ohn, keh wife and son, Everson wife and two chill
$Isn ss aas1 T ts.. .ss SO is
ham, OCeppor, W Dodge, n Murdoch. g Leyne.
White: h.iris Lewis s.sy Nsy Bissnsy, 'f. gsS
stt saml ysvtt jr. Harris and lady II Anderson, W
spi.. ..Sy sna
nisay MRS ratrnsc and shld' Lc ins; Harah Mrs
insli. Pratt. Cook, VIM Pr.t. ward and Lady )
f, I'd rs k Nv K M:. .' Wins.
Mr Murray, = Je. MI. N 4 jess. Mr. Wcrshiaston
Blake 6isit Mrs Insiass, Mt Gyers and ssrvsas,
I nsney Rattle, Beard : CapaeId J R.ohns! C,
ard three children, M Storm RxS:.on &ishnors. Miss
xidneleu Passhona. shpsland gsrh, P S'ss
2 iss ss,s Ems NJ: Ss Si,ai and ssild Mssi. Boiler
Ro,ssrry Bel.ei, R;son, W HarlrS. G5ssssy. : A
asiI. Ks.a.: GSsSE Hayes: Booth s,i Mes
s1Fi5 e., r xsris Sno cas. iia oss.. sylca
ia Il. sas;s. ca " sis Rs
aoisan, Ccfis, Bsacfstk Berfsrd Co.'S mssses.
cyrq Rsn.rS t ,nss Brown cha.
wa STssst inc Luther Hsar, asG;sv
ussey Geo Kelsey. n Myrick Henry Locts, WIN Handy
ia. Dusan. II Duffy. dosey Jas Rogers w :.
Greene. s Soss SS.s sfft oila fess
brown, CLARK sss lady, Rebsias. Mics Arms, Miss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-02
The Turf.

The Turf
UNION CouRsE, L. I-TRoTTING. -FRpAy, Aug 81
Match for $500, two miles and repeat, in harness.
j. Whelpley named gr Alice Gray. ........... l
Ike Woodruff named br. g. Gen. Wool ........... 2 2
Time, 5:35 1a-5:35
SAME Day Match 5000 mile and repeat, to wagons.
J. Lapgsaf named G. Baker Boy. ............ /
j. Lynch named b. &. Dan Marble ............... 2
Time 247-250.
SAME DAY-Match 500, mile and repeat, to wagons.
J. Whelpley named br. g. Dan Marble. ............. /
H. Woodruff nameds 6. Baker Boy, dist (wagon brVke
SAME DAr-Mateh 500 mile heats, to wagons.
II. Woodruff named g. 6 Baker Boy. .......... 2 1
j. Whelpley named b. z. Dan Marble. ........ 2 2
Time 2:4S-2:51-2:5l.
RED HOUSE, PLEASURE GRoUNps-TRoTTISc.- THuRs-
DAY. Aug 26-Purse S25, mile heats, best three in i've
under the saddle. tor horses that never apurse
/. Woodruff named b m. Fanny Kembe.... / 2 2 2
L. Brook named s. IN. Lady Picton. ........
Time, 2:52-2i6-2:46ls-249E
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TINION COURSE L. I.-TR0rTING-PURsEs AMI
~ stakes Tor fall season, 1907
NO. L-Purse 500 with nsds stake Of $50 half forfsit
e of al serss that never won purses ns heats best
No. 2-The same as No. ], under saddle.
No. Pns sn 49, Win . Il sas. Of ga hal,
free for all horses that never purse $50 mile
heats, best In nvs, to wagon.
No.6-Thssams rs No. 4. in harness.
No. 6-Ths Same IS No. 4, under saddle
7Purse $780, with inside stake Of $780, half forfeit;
free fer all horses that purse over slOo mule
Ns.e-nc same a. No. under saddle
NO. SO With inside stake of S00 half forfeit;
Iee oi III norses that never won purse $500 ms
No. 1.-The same IS No. 10, under saddle.
" Purse SZV wthnside stake Of SlOo half forfeit;
free for All horses that purse over 500;
No. l3-The same as No. To- under saddIc.
NO 500 with inside stake Of $780, half forfti
free for oil horses mile heats best In fye wagon and
No. 1.-THE same ~ No. IA, tive miles and repeat.
No l61Purse $3.50 with inside stake $500 half Forfeit;
he Tor all horses mile heats, best in hsrns
nee sl ns s.; .SS r sssss
No B-Purse $500 with inside stake $500 half forfsit
free for all hcrses three mi 90 and repeat. In harness
Ave, under saddle sc 70 10 70 The second Isrss
No D-Purse $500 free for All horses; mile nsass oess
Ave hsrnos 70 ths second es:s norse
five, 20 vsron AZ o. 20 70 the second best horse:
No y purse SsOO for all h,rses two miles and re-
os 70 ssssos .S ssss ms
$500 Tree for ali horses three miles and re-
& 20 p. o. s':s %
ing Inc Sth September at 10 o'clock at Durysa falk
ssd's ccrscr Of East broadway and Cs'hsrine street.
ahss and purses TO como on In the months Of September
and october. JOHN l. ShEDIkER Proprietor.
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Passenger Arrived.

BREMEN AND SouTnAMPToN-SteamshipW ashn gton.-
LrOlEE1, Mi;s FSlger Lrms,rg. Mrs i.nbsrs.
GFra.lsg iieO Less, w no.e ii walters Mrs siraiier,
M sruS1 Boiler Miss sa;s Wolf Miss 4, All
Mrs Koch Miss Koch Miss Harie Koch. Master Kocb,
sr MRS Ne kSS1 s 1ra KS Mr.
Ludoyic. Mis-, Woldem.r. Miss a woldemar. Mrs Bor-
Meyer, Master Carl Meyers Gerstle. Gersse ani
Franz lif Master hoSk
Drew, w RsmDer, 2 Maude. Holm, Mrs Holm. and
Irsne, Mrs sehssm waliensteiner, Mrs Wslien.
steiner, and five children Mrs Grandean, Drey Droy
and sSdfH MIS- saud %s:h mss
Mr. Feischer Mrs Therese Flescher. Harnickei Miss
% iy ms Ts M
T ortn nS aIa ten shdr Ab. Winter Mrs
S siss WAGE NJ S bIYs1ns maisnSef Ant
l M, MsdSos,s MERCER weho M BondTiSss
hu Ii asss:
5ss EosT NJ. as and S sa H
ss' s Nix s r.. aP sss
r. Sjgelow. : Selling .r' Selling Mrs Cumberland.
W s ssT5Shr M1 Rs'
Mao9es% M BIisse Jennings, Bird Bree1s Bon
Ins Frederick stalk simmons, sullivan, bslsay.
7 Adams Williams, Chambers, A Philopini, King
GARDEN and dh fHReI h?:s Wallace Campbell Mrs
NV oRLrAss.-steaInship Benjamin Frsnklin-Mcssrs
and aaS ssa
two child, en- ga as|ne.t. waldo. gisl,nd D
Collins, John psduge L Palmer Mrs E Bradford,
: BAvArA,sbip Nerna-Mrs Curtis and servant, James
NTw 0RLEANs-shP N Hooper VIVA Hickling wife
and children.
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Dawson, Mr. Evbauk, W hichss w Ivss yshr d S.od.
dsrd. Fistt Mrs Rcttins and tcy. whitehead. WIN
Hesstne Mrs SteGerd and chid Grmac6 Etw colysn.
Thee Smith Henry Locse Galloway. Yates and lady.
Jas GnGlden and 30 In the steetase.
LvHR PooL-Shp sshin steI-Dsniel o Aelrs ysq late
Secretary to Father Mathew Peter oMsa-a aaa Mic o.
MearA Cork
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now, gentlemen, resume my scat. and take o glass
of wine with you. (Great laughter and cheers,
during which Mr.. Douglas sat down
Several other toasts and speeches were made, after
which the company separated, in great hilarity
ARRIVAL OF U. s. SENATOR'S.
To add TO the eclat Of the occasion, the following
distinguished leaders of the democratic party ar
rived at the house in the course of the evening, as
cuests of the Young Mems Democratic Union Club,
viz Hon Lewis Cass, (Mch }; stephen A. Douglas,
Cameron, penn }; Gilbert Dean, w w. Snow, IN.
W; Richard Stanton, (Ky); Robert Mclean,
Nid); Lewis s. Martin, Qa.); and James x. No
Lenahan, penn
In accordance with request from General Cass
las informed that the reception should be
private possible committee was sent down
TO Amboy TO meet the illustrious visiters, and con-
duct them to the city.
The steamer John Potter, by which they came, did
not arrive till eight o'clock, though due at six
during which time handsome carriage with four
horses, well caparisoned, and several others, haG
been in attendance. under charge Of Mr. Glover
and some other members Of the committee.
On the arrival of the steamer at the wharf CRY
was raised, /" Is General Cass there - The answer
berg in the affirmative, three hearty cheers wert
given, and the distinguished gentleman landed.
General Cass was accompanied IN his carriage BY
the President Of the Club, Daniel b Taylor; and
Hon. Stephen Douglas, in another, by J. NJ Hen
ry, Vice President and in very private and quie
order they proceeded to the Metropolitan Hetel-th,
proceedings at which are given above. Quietly
after the conclusion of his speech the "Littlo Giant
retired to rest, and it is to be hoped he has arise,
"a one refres shed
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THE TURF.

Union COURSE, L.I.-TRoTTTNG.-oN THURSDAY
~ September at half past r. M, match for 81 COO
mile heats best three In to wagon and driver
70 weigh JV lbs D. Dimmick names b. 4. Moscow; j.
snspsy nsnss shssllsb.sk The ears wa leave
and return - soon Is the sport Fare, each way rs
cents. JOHN /. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
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DID HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS --TRDTTING.-
III pprse Of SIS will he sveni to OF Friday.
sept, 81. FREQ for all bsrscs; milo hosts boat o. usdsr
sade gptrea 70 close at the atsyc house Thursday
evening AZ 7o'oiscb.