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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09

FOR sAvANEAHVUn NAIL LIEsnTHI SUPP
Saturday. Dssems:r L. .si:s1sf,P from pier Ecrsl
ris1a.. s y woedsS o. s.ssra.s ' Ds sss "a
speed strength .s and fare these ships
EoR LIvIRPooL--UNIrED. STATES NAIL STEAM
Ss' sSsp
Csn sSn ,s
1,, 'is';
s:.s:Ss Arctic VIII :sss:si ~ Baltic :ad -. D.ssa.
CTEAH BETWEEN NEW .YoRk AND GLASGOW
1ai
sss ::sS W 9: s
$50 i ss.":!s ' lnsisa. 1.s.
s5AaIs a
lnPIRE CITY. Henry windie commander, will sail from
4; pier ' ss s .ss.
md s1 .ss Nsw
:sssr,se to Specie only taken on iis!!as 70 n.yans
e ,Ssnf .s,sS ia .RSss
iaainE signed II o'clock the dag sailing. Tor
'''sSf 's ScJi.FR gI Yves. street. corner w.
NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
lns-Throrsh to San rraneisea az reduced rstssNs
t SsTES sr e:
will leave New Fork from pier No. B. North river for
pinwal Navy Bay. Wednesday. January 9Th, At r. n
stp windee Scott whi,h steamship leaves Psnams the
arrival Of the passengers BY the United States for Ssa
Francisco stopping only ~ Acapulco for These
vessels for Speed ans safety
An experienced physician attached to
each steamer PssepseI will be- landed on the wharf ~
tickets for this line sold oaiy No. %
DAVIS, BROOKS, 4 CO., Gensrsi AssntI
JONES s. JOHNSON. % Wall street
VANDERBILT LINE-IoR sANiFRANCIsC0.-ovLY
line giving tickets for crossing tas IsshmusThe
double engine steamshp STAR or THE WEST, O0) toas
will leave from Pier No North liver, At o'clock n.
precisely. sonday December 40, connecting with Tho
popular steamship brother Jonathan, 400 tons te
Nicaragua transit having but swelve miles Of land
transportation These ssamers a.s unsurpassed In their
scconn odaticns and vstlaton For infcrmson or pss
sage, apply only to ID. ID. ALLEN. Agent.
No. Battery place. up stairs.
hired other employed Tor this
line.
A UsTRALIA CLIPPER LINE-FoR PORT PHILIP
"A and Sidney dircet-The A ], new clipper snip
GLANCE CAPTAIN c. Taylor, will sail the is inst
having superior for passensera Apply to
WN. r. DUGAN, - Front street,
ELLIoT, ARKkLL 4 co. lac Pearl streets
ort RUSSELL NORTON, u Old alp
A UsTRALIA-PI0NEER LINE OF MONTHLY PACK
"A sh:-The magnificent new clipper ship scARoo iyins
= pier 70 EAT liver syI s Pso vi. have
berths remain unso 70 secure which IN easy application
win be necessary The accommodations OF this vessel
noe ssuasd By those Of ether ship " PERI For pAs
NO sSply On board estS
SS SS iS.CAnRox. ns Wan ss,,%
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09

RANvARDs PILGRIMAGE TO yERUsALEN AND
the Holy Lant will open ON Monday evening Dee Is,
the Metropolitan Hotel and continue evening Paint
ed from authentic drawing ads hs spot BY Mr. Bsn
vard during ensvs sur undertaken expressly for the
works Mr. b. will explain tho paintings personally. Po-
At O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09

CORPORATION NonCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE II
eapant Of ali houses and lots improved or unimprovsd
lands affected thereby that the following asse.snsHts
the once Of the Bureau Of Assessmens for examination
BY all persons Interested For paving Thirty eighth
space four fec. vide through the .dewsl. vhsr. The
assessment include ali the several houses and lots Of
ground lots pieces and parcels Of land stuatsd
both sides Of street. between Fourth and
Seventh All whose interests Affected
the above named and who the
either Of thsn requested 70 present their
jsctions in writing to tho ~ their ONCE No.
Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date Of This
uotiss. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assssors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Oee, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Ese
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09

EoR sAvANrAH-U. 3. NAIL LINB-THI SUPI-
rior steamship ALABAMA. Capt. @. d. Ludlow. On
Saturday Dssembsr H. at3s'cock NJ from pier North
river. Apply TO s. l. hiTCHiLL ~ frent street; The
For speed and fare thsss ships
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09

CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
by given, 70 the occupant occupant
Of all housss and lots improved lands AFFECT
gesd by the Asesor and lodged in the snee Of the
sstsd. visror build Tenth Avsnus Between
Twenty ninth and Phi cth sire The limits embraced
BY such assessment neudo all the several houses
Of groupd vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
both sides Of Tenth Aven1e between aud
1hristh streets All whose interests Adseted
~ the above named assessnsnt asd who opposed 70
the same or either Of them are requested 70 their
Hall Of Records within thirty days from the
notios. SAMUEL II; DE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once, Bureau q AsessmsAss Street Department., Dee.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-FUBLIC NOTICE rs HRRE-
" b. given, 70 tho owner occupant
pants Of all houses lots unnprsv cd lands
affected the-eby that the folio virg have
completed blythe Assessors and In the once the
Bureau Of Assessme ate for examination by all persons Ia
terested yiaFor building In Thames str from
Greenwich street.-the The sastsry side Of Temple street Tie
ouses and losa vacant pieces and paros Of
land situated on both sdos Of Tha street. from
wish street 70 Broadway All peroEs whose inrsrts
affected by she above nAued Asssssents and sp-
posed TO the them requested present
their objections IN writing to the undersignsd, At their
once No HAIL Of Records, within thirty days from the
date Of this nesos. - = -
rRAnc5s NICHOLSON, Assessors
Once, Bureau Of Lesessments Street DepErtnsnt Dee
q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09
XNoNpERTUL EXHIBITION GREATEST

q
w natural curiosity in tho known world, being Petr
ned Group consisting OF Horse and ts Indian rider wish
serpent coed around them. The whole 10 In
most perfect petrned state Of preservation The sss Of
feet In rth and about three feet in
ference This stcni,hng speoimeA WAS found In the soash-
chester England presntsa most
being the test curiosity th,s man ever sshe Ths scr
which sIsass into BY the Indian rider in his ssrgG
short time before taking 70 Europe ~ the Society Lbrs
ry Lecture Room, 3S Broadway, commencing Wednss
day Dec. The price adnittsace put NJ oents
TO give every opportunity TO sss IT, and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09

E0R NoRroIx. PEYERsBURG AND sIcHnoND-
a. Tbs Unis.s State mall ssss.,hp ROANOKE l. P.s-
6DIzH e R' i;.s si:ss : ,ss -, T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09
LEGAL NOTICES,

CTATE or NEW YoRK.-sUPRKNR COURT, C0UR
- land sounty.-To Francis g. Grining, defendant-Yo
hereby summoned and required the COMPLAIN
Of Aaens o. Grng who appears in this action BY Calv
Hathaway her next friend duly appointed. which con
The CLERKS once Of Cortsndt county State Of New York
and TO copy Of your 1T the village Of
Norwich sngo county within twenty days after
the service Of this summons exclusive OF the day Of
such servfce and IL " fail to said complaint
herein required the pantin will apply to the supreme
Court FOL the relief demanded in the complaint Dated
October /, 1851 MERRITT ~ HYDE.
Norwich. N. ". plsintif-a
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-06-18

BS5~ The National Intelligence, with its de-
sided political character, occupies higher and
purer and more independent position than any
other paper in the United States 1t has ever
been guided by principle, not expediency.
Dar Death has been at work in the family of
the Governor of Maryland, and stolen away his
SOM nobe, promising boy. The Governors
charming lady is sick, and his little daughter
down with the scarlet fever.
S7S~ Adapt your way Of living to the season.
Eat light and, wholesome food avoid, as far as
practicable, exposure to great heat, but especially
to sudden rhls drink moderately of cold water
battle Oft en-; keep the mind calm, hut cheerful
SFY A young man employed in a tobacco fac
tory became deranged few days since at Jersey
City, through the influence as it is supposed, Of
tho fumes Of that material. 1t is probable that
many have become dcrunged from using the
| weed.
Bsas@ A Maine paper says that the supreme
| court of that State, now in session at Augusta,
has decided that liquor cannot be seized in tran
Sit aud that all persons have the right to trans.
port liquors at pleasure, unless it can be proved
Shfst suCD liquors are lnIenueu lOT sure
B1S"A petition was presented in the New
Hampshire legislature, on the 9th instant, in favor
Of the Maine law, signed by twenty-four thou
sand five hundred and ninety eight voters and
forty thousand seven hundred and seventy
females and minors
Ray" We wonder how our government expects
TO get good seamen for the japan expedition,
when it offers but 81 per month"; while the
merchant service I,ays from Sl4 to Sl8? Our
commercial marine is as far in advance Of our
naval service as our G. films Ii ne is ahead of the
Dutch frigatcs --N,w J 'ork Star.
BE5n In the town of Jackson. Louisiana, on
the I'D ult., an election wa had test the sense
OF the people as to the ,oropriedy OF issuing
licenses for the sale of liquor. The vote stood al
follows: No license, %; lice nse, Ivy tic quart
10; license, 2; license, by t he glass, l. 90 IN
Maine liquor law exists in ia cL:son, until dur'ne
notice.
Bss John Nab er and Della hanty, TWO irieho
',o'n the same pr triton of lrelaL d, left the oot
:" LOUIS upon which they ha been engageu
.'unk tog ,ther, then QUAR-. Aled, drew thei'
lno commenced horri' bic butchery
~ , ooi' Maher received oh sstly wound II
fell, and almost inst unity expired
1IaE J was also dreadfully. per Saps mortally
"'aA1s' lie was taken to the cal. Moose.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-06-18
Virginia.

Before the late election, the present Governo,
johnson was certified by the Democracy Of tina,
State to be "sound on the slavery question, as
he protested to be. As soon as made Governor,
he pardoned negro who had killed his master,
because the master being engaged in logging tb ,
negro, he presumed the latter to be in an excl tee
state when he did the deed
Others think the question simply was, whethe,
the master had legal right to fog the negro
If so, they argue resistance by the negro was
criminal-much more the murder Of his master
But the Governor maintains his position, and all
the Democracy can do is just what they are do.
ing-that is, turning against and denouncing him,
as they have done Martin Van Buren,
The Richmond Wing thus reasons upon the
case
IF Governor Joe, Of Harrisburg, is not to be
trusted, how can we rely upon General Frank, OF
New Hampshire II our fix is bad one with
higher-aw governor, what will it be when both
the governor of the State and tho President Of
,me United States belong to the higher law party
lha1s question TO be poRdered on !"
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-06-18
Selling Liquor ON the Sabbath.

The opinion of Judge Thompson is publishe,
in the Philadelphia Ledger, requiring tavern
and places for selling liquor to be closed on til
Sabbath. He takes the ground that liquor sell
irg to every applicant is not work of "neces.
siiy or charity" and that license to sell liqGo
gives an individual no more right 10 keep hi
tavern open en- a Sunday than grocer his store,
or any other person following worldly pursuit
He tu ther states that the law authorizes aud re-.
qgires the magistrate to proceed against and pun
ish persons offending in this manner, and it il
the constables duty to bring every such case t.,
the notice of the magistrate. Every citizen has
a right also to bring such cases to the magis
trate's notice, and if the magistrate refuse to act
then the court is to be advised Of the matter.
This decision, the Ledger remarks, if acted
upon to the extent the law requires, will suspend
all drinking at public houses on the Sabbath, and
shut up all the grog-shops, tavems, beer-saloons,
and even ice cream establishments where Ro.
man punch and other suspicious compounds
with seductive names, are concocted. The
lovers of stimulating beverages win stay Mt HON,
and gozzle, getting their supply through tn,
week
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-06-18
DIR. sTICKLAND's
American Family Pills!

THE GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE OF THE AGE!l
DESIDES the catharic and andyspepc quality Of these
ID Pills. their adaptation to purify the bood-to cure th
Liver Complaint Urnal and Abdominal Diseases, and espe
cal that class of maadies known Female Complaints
to relieve the system of Worms and pimples the skin
may be set forth In pamphlet which can be had
gratutously of the wholesale agent.
N.B.-The above PILLS SO highly recommended from
responsible source that the public have the best posi-
BILE guaranty Of their GREAT
They have already acquired popularity rarely eqaeG
In 70 short time they have been for sale in this city,
General agency at A. GRAY'S. Bookstore,
7th street. opposite Odd-Fellow's Hall.
Also for sale by
a. NJ. p. KING, corner Of st. and Vermont av.
j. b. GARDNER & Co Capitol Hill.
D. B. CLARKE cor. Nd av. and It'll st., Usland.)
T. G. MCINTYRE, cor. of 7th and streets.
j. N. DAVIS, corner of 9th and streets.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-06-18
ca The Illustrated Hydropathic Ency.

clopedia A complete system Of ilydropnhy and lily.
gcue An illustrated work, with 800 engraviugs e1.
bracing Outlines Of Anatomy Physiology Of the Human
Body HYGIENE Agencies and the Preservation Of Health
Dectcs and ydropathc Cookery Theory and Practice
waterroatment Special Pathology and IydroTherapeu
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OF all known Diseases Application to Surgical Dseases Ap
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with complete Index. BY RI TRAIL, NJ. d.
Two limo volumes, substantially bound, price $3.50
Published by Fowers and Wells, l3l Nassau street. Now
York; and for sale by A. GRAY, 9TH street. Washington D.
For popular reference, know Of no work Which Al
its place Without any parade Of technical TERMS II l.
strictly scientific; the language is plain and simple: the
points explained of great Importance devoted TO pro
gross the editor slave 10 theory he does shock the
general reader by medical utrasms while he forcby dc
nontraes the benefits Of modern Improvements Of all
the numerous publications which have obtained such
wide 20 ularity issued by Fowlers and Wells perhaps
none are more adapted TO general utility than this rich
comprehensive and wearranged Encyclopedia York
Tribune june 9-eolm
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-06-18
The Presumption and Arrogance of the
scott WhIGs!

Perhaps these qualities were never exhibited
in n more marked and decided manner by po-
litical party than they have been recently in the
city of Baltimore
In an editorial epistle in the columns of the
Republic. dated at Baltimore last evening after
the recital of the doings Of the day, with run.
ming commentary by the chronicler, we are in
formed of an important and startling fact, in the
following words
''The Scott men are lahoring sedulously to ex-
cite feeling in Javor Of the great General A
pamphlet biography, profusely illustrated with
wo'd-cuts of battles and all the et cetera Of a
soldiers life, were fec ly distributed to-day and
subsequently, saw portraits Of the General scat
tered with equal liberality."
We have seen, in our day. MANY immodest,
bold, daring, high-handed demonstrations, but
none before to equal in effrontery and turpitude
the conduct of these "Scott> men; - and how
the people of the United States are going to put
up with it, is more than we can undertake to de
termine. We marvel not that a gentleman of ex,
quisite taste and notions of propriety should look
with horror and modification upon the spectacle.
Trying to excite feeling in favor of the great
General" and absolutely circulating an ilustra-
Icu ploBIdpHy anu portraltS OI the Ueneral Un
horrible!
But "the great General" and the " GOOD. cuts O
battles, and all the ct cetera Of soldiers hfe" are
expressions used, not in Indignation but evident
ly in ridicule; aud therefore we object to them
We can very patiently submit to stern lecture
from gifted and elevated fellow-man whose su-
perior province it is to rebuke and correct plain
and erring mortals like us. But the language of
derision never did suit us, and its application to
an illus'rious citizen, who is sneeringly called
the great General" is very repuguaut to the
tastes and feelings of great majority of his
countrymen; and it in the present instance de-
rives increased offensveness from well grounded
suspicion of the motives of the writer the second
in command of the Republic, who is an English
gentleman, not long enough resident in the Uni.
ted States to obtain constitutional title to cti-
zenship-if, indeed, he has ever desired it-and
whose remembrance of the generalship of the
"great General" may very reasonably be sup
posed to be tinctured with much of disapproba.
ton The accident of birth" has no weight
with US respecting the merits of any gentleman
or the patriotism of any citizen; but the coinci
dence Of birth and well-remembered feeling OF
dread and aversion for an American soldier has
considerable influence upon our minds, when the
effects of such seen in spirit of illib
eral opposition and acrimonious hostility.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-06-18
Items and Atoms.

B1gH Mrs. Mowatt is performing at Cincinnati
Bey- The German population of Boston num-
bers 10000
Bglyn Mr.. johnson, an artist of Cincinnati has
gone east to paint likeness Of Gen. Pierce.
BGs~ The New York Herald thinks the Japan
expedition is likely to fail for want of seamen.
geg~ This 18th day of June 1862, is the fourth
in a series of gerry warm days
pB" Diarrhetic symptoms are very prevalent
in this city
| Hs" Washington city is like watch tower
with many sentnels Every one is looking out.
BIn Vegetables and fruit are rather dear just
now in Washington city.
DsH" Where the Bible is read daily, correct
notions of political liberty will prevail
Rel~ Politics absorbs the public mind, and
politicians absorb too much liquor.
B9E~ NJ. Proudhon, the great French socialist,
it is said has been set at liberty on the condition
that he will leave for the United States.
pa Socialism, as proposed by socialists, is an
impracticabiity but an examination of it leads
to right views of society
IA" Mile Rosa Jacques, the Prima Donna, is
about to settle in Chicago, her services having
been secured by one Of the churches in that city.
Bas- Samuel NJ. Janney's Life of Penn is one of
the most interesting and improving books of the
present century.
BeT~ Gen. Vega, of Mexico, and suite arrived
IN Buffalo on Monday, on their way to the falls.
The General was taken prisoner at Pao Alto.
EsS| Arts Unions are lotteries lotteries are
gaming gaming is thieving; and thieving is fell
my.
g6s- The first sod of the ST. Andrews and
Quebec railroad was turned, with appropriate
ceremonies on the 4th inst.
Ca private letter states that Gen. Urquiza,
Who succeeds Rosas as governor of Buenos Ayres,
las authorized the reading of the Bible in schools
md made liberal appropriations for their support.
la Persons who don't advertise wonder why
hey do such a small business man might as
veil sit down, with folded arms, and wonder why
God does not approach his m outh.
gES" The following is the result Of the ballot
ings in the Wing National Convention in 1848:
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-06-18


yLTE nyit. all purchasers citizens and strangers, who
w are in search Of bargains 70 call and examine our i'm
nrnse and att active stock Of READ MADE CLOTHING,
which will be found embrace the largest latest and best
ssorment offered ia Washington and for cheapness
tyc elegance equal It. Therefore we to
II who with buy, ALL CASES. good goods at low prices,
give a call.
BOYS CLOTHING Of all kinds and in the greatest
buudauce, where parents fit their children from head
foot IN all kinds and qualities Of cheap and fashionable
end made Clothing.
GENTLEMEN preferring 10 have their Clothing made TO
rler find large and handsome assortment Of CLOTHS
ASSUME rs. NESTINGS, and LINEN GOODS constantly
III hand. which Will be made and finished in the most fash
enable styles by the most accomplished and experienced
lands the District. F5~ Fits guaranteed in all cases.
K sale.
Aiso on hand, argcquantty Of Travelling and Packing
Trunks Nalses Carpet Bags, Satchels &c.
HJGS EEEbPENS will find good assortment Of all kinds
Il Furniture such Tables Chairs, Sideboards Bureaus,
.edstcads aattre Sofas Lounges, Looking
Workstands Washstands, Office Chairs, Desks, Paintings
&c WALL a STEPHENS,
Successors TO WILLIAM WALL,
Penna. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
iune 17-3t next door east Of the Iron Building.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-06-18
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE.

In the third week Of June, 1852, will be COM
menced, in the city of Washington, Weekly
Campaign Newspaper, under the above title.
1t will be devoted to the maintenance of gen.
uine republican principles as avowed and prao-
tised by the great WIG PARTY of the United
States; to the preservation of the NATIONAL
UNION, and of the RIGHTS OF THE STATES and
the RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE under that Union;
and in an especial manner to the election Of
GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT, as the nominee
of the Wing National Convention, to the Presi-
dency of this Republic.
1t will be the agreeable duty of the editor to
dwell and to descant upon the merits Of man
around whose brow are entwined the laurels
gathered on many victorious field. During the
long period of forty years his talents, his valor,
md his humanity have nobly illustrated his
country's honor; and the patriotic Masses the
toiling millions of our widely-extended country,
will, on the seventh Of November next, arise in
their power and majesty to bestow their suffrages
upon their honored fellow citizen-the hero, the
patriot, and sage-and to proclaim THE GRATITUDE
OF A REPUBLIC!
TERMS
THE RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE will be published
once week-from the third week of June until
the third week of November-at yffty cents.
Postmasters and others acting as voluntary
agents, who may send .Gce or more names, are
authorized to tcenty flee per cent. for their
trouble, or the advantage of this deduction may
be shared by all the members of a club; and for
each ten subscribers on these terms, an eleventh
copy will be also sent.
The notes of oil specie-paying banks, gold, sill
YER, and etter-stamps, will BIO received in pay
ment. Address,
t. c. CONNOLLY,
MAY, 1852. Washington, D. G.
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REV. VERNON EsKRIDGE, U. S. N.

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