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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05
I.nndnn prniucf NInrte,

LOHNOW FTOuutf NIlTtts-- Vt DO
SUGAR-Bu.I1ess has been doas IN foreign by private
contract. tui tlo paIlcu nave 10 0trn allowed 20
tTAusguC.
CoiFEENo sales reported 10 day pices remain nom
nally The sane IS aSI FrldaF
TEA-lhs ag1r0arn Of tie holidays prevents b4Si-
ness being done IN thls market
COTTON-Me are without sales % report
TAILoss. 81 td 36. "a town, 3gs. Cd rough la.
p "a Arrived duriug she week 10 casks, Delivered,
3Os casks. The present s'ocs hand All CASKS AZ
the qeriod last year S. 04e casks.
PRoyisIcNs-Bufter IiishJ has been very dull duTing
the week a. rihs aec he Of Is % Is c~t Foreign
business las been done IN low qualities a. SIS 20 DIS
Bacon mas declined Is, with Limited amount Of business
doing
sale LAID ~ limited demand prices quoted 10. a c"t
Lower.
hrrALs-lroH r-'s quoted rather nrmer, a. Is 20
a. lis. Cd Welsh bars have been sold - q rs
%. Scotch Pig mixed NUMBER 38s. free board Cop
per TemAus rm Lad wfhout alteration SpelterwIth-
out alteration ~ los 20 l Is Tin. British, has alvan-
ced S. East India has been extensive demand,
al 6is D. for BsHoa. and sOs %. FOR Straits
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spoken. &c.

Dec B. lai IS &C. lon. o. schr Samuel H~dlock i'm N.
York Tor Honduras
Dec /, LAT. 10 Ion. 3iw was sees American bark,
showing signal with red ground.
Nov "a, of the habor OF Rio lie Janelro bark Active.
bound in.
Nov. u. between Cape Emo and Rio, schr. Nj
das bound to RIO lie Janeiro.
Dec 10 lat 70 g. lon TO- brig Acorn, from Curacoa for
New-Y
About Nov 27. la.. 25N, lon 10 w big Trenton, from
BeyroGt for Boston.
Sept " IN Sea- ship Nathl Hooper, Of Marblehead,
I'm Honolulu for [ .cutts via Batavia.
% III Straits Of Sunda ship MdLa.lan, Cutting 30
Is from Honolulu for Calcutta
Oct H. lat 81, Ion. 80 W, Am. ship with
PAINTED porIs steering NV.
Oct g. lat 7. ion. l08 opsal schr % DAYS IRON San
Francisco bounds (probzby either the Naomi for Vapa-
raIsO or Grand Turk, for Rio Janeiro)
Oct g. lat Il 49, Ion 80 J0 bark ZOO Of Salem, from
30 ton or Buenos AVes
Nov g. of the Gulf Of Tehuantepec, brig Lowell, from
San Francisco for San Jaan del sur.
Nov %. la - lon. g. brig Maria. of Plymouth from N
York for Curacao. 49,
Dec g. Abaco Light bearing by n. 10 miles. schr Flor
days from Boston for Tobasco tae mate nal ded
the TN day our.
Dec H. lat 20 a, lon 90 49, brig Acadsn, toi Anchat
Prince Edward Island for Newfofk, with loss ~
DOwspTt and bulwaIks
NOV 20. LAT = Ion 80 bark william (of Boston, Full
lerton. from Liverpool oct l0J for hn0 G. lands
Dec 20. lat 3d. Ion u, BIZ LTa, from Ro JaneIo
for Nev-IoIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Liverpool Cotton Market. 81.

Liverpool Cotton Market 49, Dec 70
The import Of The week Is % 99j bags, namely = 'v'
iroa the United States .l33 from Ball, AMI 99' ion
Egyu, The sal, Of the week 81 go bags, OF winch
there speculation 100 Amerc m AMI 5y1 su
these reality have been forced sales Or ts1sf
20 Brazil 10 Cartaagera. and 100 Sur. The sales made
Yesterday asr the report OF the week was made up we're
COCO bass The pTces declared for the far qua ny OF
American Cotton Bowed Sd, Orleans d. and No
bile "a Z H. Prices lowered d Z u, although the
fail cannot he properly dent led throughout the quO's
OF the prices. Ioda,s sales are t0Oa bags,
Of which 600 taken speculation and for export,
Dec. p Our market closes very steadily witlsut
ch-Dge CT prices The sales Of Cotton to-day COMPRISE
1900 bales which $40 taken FOR export and 1000 on
speculation: and included 230 Penam and Msranham. at
4.d 10 cd 80 Bahia 81 80 Egyptian, cd 20 Cd, 1000
Suat2d 10 3d 50 Sea Islands I'D 70 20d The imports
sihcs Thur,day are IS 600 bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05
LiNernnnl Cnrn EXchnnae.

TUESDAY. Dec .. z u The trade during the week
has been free from excitement. There has been mo-
crate retail demand for WHEAT without change IN prces
trhc less money has been accepted for INDIAN Corn
We have had considerable arrivals Of French FL0UR and
choice marks IRE plentiful moderate busiaess has
been transacted III American FLOUR and extreme rates
have been obtained The shipments to Ireland this week
consist Of 1Z6 QrS WHEAT 100 GRE BEANS, 68j qrs IL
CORN, 100 bhs INDIAN CORN MEAL. as sacks and
1913 bbls FLOUR 1921 WHEAT and OF bbls FLou
have been shipped opast~iSe.
A. market this mag here fair atteniancs
II BUYERS There fan demand FOR WEAr, without
sIyChange IN prices.
INDIAN Corn vas neglected. and Cd Y Or. cheaper
French FLOUR Was the turn easier 80 buy
American ILoNk up2o,ied fan prices.
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Arrived.


Mail steamship Atlantic, West, Liverpool Dsc a.
al NJ, WIKI mdse and passengers. 20 & X Collins
Co Dec 49, NJ, lat q W. Ion 80 90 a wreck, with
stump OF mast standing appearance II any on
board probably reported by W. sieamer Aine-
nea. Jan ; NJ, lat IL q, lon o. 10, ran dOga ~
vessel which proved 10 be the org DE rose lJf CALAIS
abandoned and apparently ~steroggec sails down from
the yards. topmas. and yard gJne the ere ~
had et, N the long boat which had been 10
flag fylIg aEthe fore opmast head and thought
she had recently been abandoned.
Bug saEt0 Portuguese. Abr0es, 30 d. I'm Para WIN
lndla rubber, gut sgd OIL 70 N K COrbing
SchT Arcade, bl4en ~ IS. H. Calais bound o Pn.a-
deipAla.
slOOp Guilford, Aaytew, from HliI2posett.
BELOW-Ship Joseph Walker, Howe. from Lryer9o.l
Nov - with mdse and 30 passengers 20 Thong
miles westerly, viii c0nstant gales from " 20 \ "
lore another could De aced having zzies from
The AID heavy On
Ship Caroline Reid, Red, 4 days from London.
steansr Roanoke Ef Norfolk aad Riehmoad pui bar :
on S1furday nigh account u theE weather sa
AGAIN yesterday 4. Il II.
WIND-Durng the day, Y n E. vita hll AL rs.n
SHIP sENaToR.-The bark Tnden;, arrived a: Ports
mouth, England, 49,. t from Maran1as reports hsyiar
spoken Dec. T. IN lat % ~ lon - ship Senator
ffom Lend Tor SewY0r having been dsnassed u re
18Th Nov n q N j v and N tae z7.h sprung her nd
der and lost al her NY sails and ssuang a~ay 4.
Fsyai
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TkNAs lNpEMNiry.-The Texas |

TkNAs INDEMNITY. The Texas House
of Representatives has passed to third reading t52
20 l3l the Scnato's bill t. send she Controller 70
Washington ~ receive and on HIS return deposit m
the State Treasury, all the bonds OF the nve millions
OF stock, AZ the disposal Of the State, We'll as
the two hundred and niiy thousand due On the lsI
inst.
~ TIE sword voted to Gen. Bennett
Riley Of the 4. :. Army, by the Legislature OF Ms
sour, will be formally presented 10 him AZ hide
pendence Han, Philadelphia, 10 day.
CoLp-At Cooperstown, on Saturday
week, the mercury fell to . degrees below The
same cegTee oi cold was experienced a, osegO on
the previous evening. Al Eimra the mercury STOOD
at "a below nero on SATURDAY morning.
~ Steuben Co., n. Y, is again agi-
tai.d by projects OF division
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

The W,znarngfo'. N G. Journal says
tha, The oitunIrous coal Of The Deep River coal
fields car be placed IN Ns~-Y0rS at COS; Of 81 %
riun and he anihraclie Goals a. cost OF - y
per tun-
At Bos,ou, the Money market continues
withou, change The supply IS good. strees rates
fer paper a.. sclo s. cent
We annex q statement 81 Exports for
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Cleared.
Steamships FLORIDA. Lyon. Savannah, S l.. Mitchell
PenSbscot Clark PHI adelphia SaudfOrd: Anhrac to,
Morley Penh Ambly, J. N. Briggs Roanoke Parrish,
Richmond, Dean Thornton s0utherner Foster, Charles
ton, Spofod Tileston Co.
Shlps-SOutheTner. Sullivan. New-Orieans. Stanton
Thompson Prince de JOlnvlle Conway. San Francisco.
Geo Daniels; Empire State. Russell, Liverpool, ID A
kingsland Co Sophia walker. WisneT. Lisbon, ". r
Schmidt Lady Russell, tBT) Sinnott, Mobile Barclay
Livingston.
Barks-Republic, Geston. San Juan. MIC J. Bishop
Go Perseverance, BIZ Sullivan NJ John,-N b.. rn0mis
Wallace, Gov Hlnckley. LorIng, New Orleans, Foster
N,ckersOn
Bnss-L & W Armstrong Thompson. Mayaguez, ]. r.
Ontyia CO. ROsalIc, (Br) Holmes, Windsor, n s., ".
A. Walker.
Schooners--J Vail. Delano. Apa'achcola. Coe Ander
4 Co. Sarah Terry New Bedford, mater, Pannn.
Hilton Newbern Medad Plat Co; Isabella. Aroecau
Boston. Dayton Sprague; Huron Hill, Kew West, X
Buck CO Jacob William. staples Cape Haytien. X P
Buck Go. MAJOR Rlnegold, Daniels, Franklin. II. d.
Brookman; Arlington, Jones. Apalachcola Strges, Clear
man Co +. IA. ho~ley, Rogers, Wilmington. N { q, y
l.. McCready X Co Maria, WyckOff Baltimore Johnson
Loudon; Nourmaha Kendall. Portland, Brett, Vose
4 Co.
sloops-MaIia Louise. Bennett. Bristol RI, master
Ihos Huh. Miller. Providence Pointer, Fowler, Pow
delce
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MARRIED..

Sunday, Jan l. y NnrrAE-sf Caurch ~ Res sfr Cha
9in. Nj skTH STURrEVANT - Miss II. MAR8AEET
LAPSLEN
A. New Canaan. Con. Dec y. bv Rsv T. Smith
LEWIS Z. p. SMITH. II NsW-Y0rk City. 70 A NAL
VIVA, eldest daughter Ct L Ayres, Esq, Of the
place.
A. Nelth Adams, Mas on TUESDAY, Dee. 90 By Rev
Horace 7 Love. JAMES KNAPP. Of this CIV %
CORALIE j.. daughter OF Lyman Thompson, OF the
fprue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

20 day. 81 gs C,lehs s,hIre. moan H..s'sa An, Cor
al hshe,td ~sr, IN ne csS,. ga 2. 49, b,''s
A. cassSa. Chi. So. IS ship saas.an, w.a,or,
fr ~ Rss.on va Nfsel s. t1ng lI aud ysrara aNs
WOULD proceed 10 gaano pl l,d Dad for Naei st'ss
Ar at Hayasa Dec t.ts'ks Chiide Harold, Olas SAD
Nbofs Francs 10 I. S.aiss :. bosioa
Ar. a. d. l6ts ult. A-tas q ~. schneider OaeaHs
ahe,h MssCennel New. lrleans- J5oatnas ultrhssor
Mobile .'l9h. Elf2bs'h "o.s Phla3slfhla kicarost,
Bar Rs'h foius Ballard 60 Robert y. 49, p. Gard
ger. Ssvsnssa eoih. Is A. Caba. Pepper Nnrs Lea
horn. Maren PorilAno Cannsr. Guouil. y Ners Ger
usiIa. GoodmsHson, oiieaus STA Tornado. dcCass.
NIsss - aiss, ftcs,9.t issy, SsvAans1 AAstla.
P.elce Bangor J jams. a).es. - Var
Blen Hayden wilnansu 23th Isabel. Rol'i1s. c1srss
Ten Yuta. Crossn. O'Vsosa.
SD NNara Percsa. tn. Mobile. Emi'y. Young New
Yors PAo Alto. Spencer, M-iAnzss GalaAse Gipairc.
SD rom do 10Th uit. Philadelphia. Brown. Caasrs,
utA. J Dlttnn, Burks'f, Sierra M,rena MsTcetia A.
rsp5isea, New-Oresns; lf'h. Come IA, Nare New
HoTs goSh. rhomas \ Ed~Srd. Smalisy. Nesoreans.
zlst. Adams Gray. Schusier New Orleans rnloo H0
ner. fsusaecla Dgsuao, Bofatan. Nes or Ears FAIR.
Silver 60 MASiht Am. lesser, NeN. YORK h..s, In
graham. Ssw-Orlear,. ash. NaY Il Sabs,a. Nccps-
nell New Orleans IepA!i Pine, lSharles,oa. G.ua:et
Lecser. HALIFAX L.rs. Barton. NeN-YSrs Elizabeth
Ar a, Siaialzas' pee ,. sus T. Ban,r Mer;ou. for
AR at do. luh ult. AnravNn. Alny. Hayaal is,A.
ISS RiS Ss1 Ieys Nv oTears S se,g, ES.
Mitchell, Bos'oa as hsbela Gage CAs'ies'ca 1'tA,
AT a, CarJssas Dee q. shp Msrtha Ann Mes>-r for
Havana brg Renr Marsh al, West New-Ons~ss
Ar AZ do lS.h ut. Nste 'lpu. " ArdF, Be-ia cftf
hound. Pierce. Bangor 1913. John Bird. -, 'ols :.
Dukeiof wellington. H'sNal a. Boston Sarah crhn 10
Yankee. waaw, New Nots. Brunette. McG tth, Bel
fast; 22d RemhoR. SilcSpa Jacksonville. LOUISA, Es
tobs. Bangor. 2lth G.. Marshal. colson. Gs Kebecca
Fogg Becher Mort IA
sid fp 90 brig Civl!1n. Nichols, Bos on
sid I'm do i7,h ali Hanover, York, Boston ..'amsr.
Slches, Portland.
At Aux Caves 9th alt brg Gaeua. Richards IN New
York unc schr King Philip Morse. for Bosioa IA 10 Dis
CID al 81. John. y. b.. 49, ut. 0ng Eliza Goddaid.
sprool Boston cath. schr. Bonlto. Boyant. Eastpot
Ar. at Halifax 3ist ut. steamship Lewis, Cole,
Liverpool. Dec. 0. for Boston, pat IN short Of coal
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WILLiAMSBURGH ITEMS.

The CITY's BIRTHDAY.-To-day the
,own Of WILLIAMSBURG assumes the position and
responsibilities Of full-grown city. Theevent is TO
be duly oommemoraied by Teasing, &c. The Alder
men will assemble for the first tune al the "tea-
sahIe
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Pa ATLASrIc e.,

FIVM LIITl LlsL, Iec >.
DesI-Au Dec. p. Pat-ics Hsnry Hl5ba-J Ney-
EA, he eigA. Nc.usu. Do 81 De- p sgrD-fss D,-
Tafeso Hong -lg, W-..4c-. Sestla. ksx-O De-. .
Msrsstet Po-le-E, Cs1iksh@aN DO victoria Clsm1i5a
Oa Torbay-An, Dee 49, Gustav. Aaolohs. Ap.ssr,
f.T b st0u- 49, --''s'P
Cefcah-Sd Dec T. MsrScen. Bowers Savannah
LFefpcot-AEf. Dec q. c1lllfrz. Ban-s. Hse-Ore.,s
NorH11n } enes. d. fTrlce-ol. Ru--~il Ne~-Yorx x
LIZ, ednlaa, a. AtJniezuml. u, Coging a. Tn
Q sharftT, gIan. Aen,sss ~ A"H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

NJ kOsSUrH SUMMONED BEFORE THE
GRAND JuRy.--it IL understood that Nj. koSSuth has
been fore the Grand Jury OF TINS county,
70 TESTIFY IN certain libel growing out OF state
men,s respectively made BY Mr. De Alma and by
Major Tochman. Washington Republic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

CANAL CoNrRAcrs-7He Albany Erea-
,sF Josrndl says
In every case, We are informed, the Contracts are
below the Engineers Estimates.
The Enlargement Of the Enc Canal - Sc
cured beyona a contingency. In three years that
great woik-a perpetual mRe OF wealth To the Stale
--wln DC completed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

Mr.. CLAY.-We learn from the medical
attendants upon this distinguished statesman that
his condition still remains such as TO require his
being kept quiet and the result OF his affection very
uncertain. though ardent hopes are entertained for
his recovery Washington Republic, Jan. 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05
Inrhon Corn Marker.

NAEg.LAN4 Dec 22.-The supply Of English whsa, at
market but moderate and the condition Of Of
the samples more sss affected By the damp STAKE
Of the weather Dod dry parcels readily disposed
Of a. prices fully equal to those Of last Monday bit III
couduoled samples huBy hRad factors being unwilling
20 any Foreign Wheat Sold rtSa a.
lae rAfeS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

IMMATURE ALaANAC.---rH1s DAY.
SUS-R!ses u Sets. 70 MooN-Seis-----t 37n
HIGH wArER..--jan. l.
SANDY HOOK ga Gov Issad-- ga Hell Gate goa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05
Liyerpeol Cetton MarketDe. a..

IAe sales OF CoTroN today amount 500 bales Of
when 100 American ana go Su-zt specgaton TIT
luSIse. i eady today. az yesterday 2rices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05
To Mariners.

correspondent Of The Boston Daily Advertiser states
that the Pollock Rip Light Boat has been missing from her
about three and whom last heard from
the Powder Hole The buoy for that dangerous rip 10
gone there beacon night day, to warn the
vessels navigating that part Of the coast.
He also complains that tho Fog Bell on Light House ISL
and the Of TINS port which 20 strike every
IS seconds durng fOes and NOT heard
when psssIug the light on Monday night, 22d ult.
Va trust that the proper authorities already appsed
ofthee dec aud that they viii be recned forth
With many valuable live, and much property endan
gered by ever hour Sdelay
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Passengers Arrived
MARINE JOURNAL.

abrg Narqts41, from Ponce P.R-Mr. Cabrera, lady,
children servant
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From our Correspondents


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4-4rrlued-ship Espndsla,
Barstow Palermo. brig Stout Wilmington, NC; sch.
New Republic, Baker, Lsguayra. -
CIeared-SieamShp West Wind. Savage, New YORK ;
schs Gala, (BT Clemens, Antigua. Monterey, Curtis,
Mobile J. English Neal, New Haven
NEWPORT, Dec. 3l-Arr brig y. l.. Taylor, staples,
Providence Tor Charleston sc; La faye,e. Clifford do
Cor Savannah schr Uranus. Ames, Providence Tor New
York Jan l. brig NevEng and. G. l.. Stanhope Proy-
dence schIs Almus Rogers. Spellman Providence io,
saybrook Grace Hopkins. Rockland for N YORK Jqla
Ann Of Ormyton Susan & Mary, --, Jan 2, brig La
retto Fageary Mobile for Providence. soops GaZele,
FursusoD BRISTOL for NewYork Sea Witch, Wells New
York for Providence.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JANUARY 3.
Cleared.

See Third Page for additional Ship Ne~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

CHARLESTON, Jan. Arr. bark Lacome, Liverpool
brig President. Barcelona.
cid brig Clement, Boston.
Sid schr \ A J Horton "A Northern port,
kEW.ORLEANS. Dec. 27-Arr. sap, Continent 81
Ions, and Vauceuse, NeN-York, TImo!eon, and hsn
lucky, Boston.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-07
Last Nonegags 0ftEAc Bake Of Wei
ttsBofna.s

/
Noihlng had occurred in the usual state al his
l'race health 10 cause serious unpasin1ss,
though oil COURSE Iii, age, and tie attacks 10
! winch OF late years he had been more than oacc
exposed rendered " hat has happened extreme
| y prohahr. Preserving to the last those temp.
elate habits and Hat bodily activity for when
ne " as 50 Remarkably distinguished, on Mon.
DAY he took his customary ak in the groaaas
attached 10 The Castle, iusp, Ted The stables
made many mnHe inquiries there. and gave
dfe' tons With r,i,renceto quincy to Dover
on Inc Io,ioA ny day, Whorc Lady Wcstporc-
lafd was e&ptcicd i arrive on visit 10 Wi
loer. Ills aPPeite had been observed 10 lie
keener than usual; and some remarked that he
looked pale While attending Divine service on
sunday, tut otherwise nothing Lad occurred 10
attract notice or Ia excite uneaSincss. and after
dining heartily an yr1ison he retired to res ON
Monday nl4hl,nprarently quite well. Lord and
Lad Charles Wellesley ere the only visitors
At he Castle
Early on Tuesday morning, " lien Mr. Ken
dull the valet cane IN awake him, his Grace
refused to GET ~, and desired that the "apothe-
cary should be sent farimmc,ist w. In ODE.
alehc" to IL masters orders Mr. Kendall les-
patched role to Mr.. w Hulke, surgeon at
DEAL who has been attached TO the family for
many years, and whom he desired to repair at
once to the Gasrle, and 10 make a secret Of tie
summons. So great had for MANY wears pat
been the pubic iolercsi in the Dukes health.
that rumofs and fears magnifcd bis most tria-
ing allments' and The news of his desire for me-
IT anu was consequently suppressed. Mr.,
l ".Ne haS'nned the Castle, " ere he AIRY.
Cd e, at aboai O'clock. He found the Duke, to
al appearances, suffering from indigestion, and
complaining OF pains in the chest AMI stomach.
ne vas IN the full possession ofhis faculties,
: d"u descilhed his aiment very clearly This his
''s' conlersaiion on carthrclated entirely to lis
I'a'e OF health, and so slight and seemingly
u''ll''SS were tie symptoms. that Mr. Huke
,'i i'''a 1mSeH IN prescribing some dry toast
ana lou Helhen EFF. promising to call at a
,'a' clock, but al Lord Charles Welles
,,y 'fr est he sad he would come at 49,
hlr li"lke on 'enyina called upon DR.. MAI.
mr. an d told him " lat be had done, which
me iatt'r approved Of. Neither ofthe medical
gentlemen appear to have been present when
"e fatal attack commenced-- an attack 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-07

STATED We seriously believe, that the tbra.
millions IN Benefits bill would az this time J..
v orth more to the people Of Virginia than all
the Locofoco abstractonlsts in the land eys.
can be. 1t something substantial and tsne
ble-it would administer to the easeof all, now
grooming under heavy taxation, aud give he,
impetus to the general prosperity.
Bat it is a great good, which can only be NJ
tanned bv exenion. The people must % =
work. IT, vote Of the State forScott sec9ra.
is the passage of Benefits bill and three m.
lions To ueein with.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-07

d. exnre.sion ef sentiment by the Wing Con
ven,;op. on The same subject, which, While Il
,oes Justice totbe opinions aud principles "h'eh
have ever se,uated that party and nndefhe
it. whole system Of political aeton-does no,
,n,l,v, the motives and insult the feelings OF
a,ber. The Wbig. Of the United States IN
convention assembled. firmly adherng 10 the
GREAT conservative republican principles BY
which they are controlled and governed and
now. as ever, relying upon the intelligence Of
the American people. with an abiding conn
dence in their capacity for seli-eovern"eR''
and thcir continued devotion - The constitution
and the Union. do proclaim &c. We leave Il
10 iusl and discriminating pus!ic jud9em' ii
10 determine. which party has manifested the
most respect Tor the people, rs we'll as winch
h. borne il.elf vita more Of the dignity q
men and the grace Of good citzaas.
An article recently appeared IN tie -
uampshire Patrjo', oyerihe signatures oil lHf
ry.eix Catholics Of Concord, -. IL acanoaI
edging Indebtedness 10 General Pierce FOR III
eupport. IN ard out Of the Constitutional Con
yenlion, 10 The proposed amendment 10 IN
Constitution removing The an'i.Galhohc trs
tberclrom. This Yves very cunning device II
propitiaie The Irish vote Bat further deyel
opncnts lead TO the beIlef that many Of th'
sigpera knew nothing Il their names being u go
uulil Dhrywcre in priet The New IIanp-Iio
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furtY thousand dollars, has uffn lNfhk II ''
vaults Of one of the banks Of Richmond. 1t
j. part If n fnnd which. in the judgement 81
many OF the ~is,.sl and pare-t Of our national
Statesmen. belonged Of rgbi 10 the States aud
was therefore placed at Their disposal The
national government has formally renouneed
all claim 10 il, and could not fetake possession
of Il, # II desired Ia do SO. 1t lies there, with
out other owner CT claimant than the State OF
virginia. The democratic leaders have OBJ
Iicc,ed % rs gong into the treasury and form
Ing part of the monies Of tbe Commonwealth
or to il beiog appropriated 10 any specific Oh
Iiccf Of State bcnifcencc or investment. not
wthstan5ng the people groan beneath an AL
most iulalcrahle burden Of ta&atioo-notw1h-
standing we need highways 10 market and the
mems Of developing the bid len stores oi u8tu-
raj wealth with which the State abounds-not.
Is jtlaaaIing an amount Of ignorance. ~
shameful as il Is distressing, cquallcd among
the popalal.on OF but few Of our sister Staies,
diseraces Ills renowned old Conmonsoa TIN
tho democratic leaders, for purpose of thclr
own, obstinatcy and porscyefingly refuse to
put this sum Of money to any useful employ.
mcur, hut insist that it shall be left TO rust in
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