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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-22

Drawn numbers of Kentucky, No. 65-March 10th
70 "a rs II 80 81 IA 46 81 &c % Sc g.
Half Nos. &c 80 70, a prize of $l0O at
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-22

IL FOR NEW XORK-FIRST PACKET.
sSS4G-Virsi3aia line of New York and Rich
nsOnd Pacikets-The regular fast sailing packe
schooner MERCHANT, Capt. G. w. Couch, now load
lng ana nasg he OF fer cargo e
packages Tobacco apply to Captain on board, Rails
ton & Peasants wharf or to
NH DAVID CJTRRJE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-22

| UUSTsRECEIVED per steamer Roanoke, splendid
- supply ofiancy Cassimeres to which solicit call
| at CHAS. HARTWELL & cos
| NH 10 IO7 Broad sire eft.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-22


Drawn numbers of Kentucky, extra, No 69-March goth
"a 50 70 Sc CO SO 63 Is 2 II IS II
Ticket Nos II 70 II, sold and paid by
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-22

THACON s. EsAsgARKsVELLE are receiving
d D aid offer for sale viz;
40 cases superior stick Licorice De Rosa
So do do do do Labonia
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-22

MONDAY-Kentucky, No 67-Capital: $4,000. II
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 80.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-22

NO LOVERS OF a PURE, STRONG
Il AND CLEAR CUP or COFFEE-I have
just imported and received fresh lot of those justly
celebrated "Bearsts patent Coffee Pots" They need
recommendation from me- they have been tried here
by many families and found to be the best Coffee Filter
yet invented The demandhas been great that have
been unable to supply it. The simplicity is of the
greatest features in the article that the gno-
rant person it. They vary in size from three
aaishang Store of L. GINTER,
NH 10 1877 Main street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-22

TUESDAY-Kentucly, extra No. 71-Capital: $780,
70 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets ST.
TUEsDAY-Kentucky No es-Capital; sao,e57 rs
Nos, ID drawn. Tickets S.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-22

(sUocEssoRs TO d. PAINE " col
Managers of Lotteries, Main St; Richmond, Va
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-22

I'D ACON.-26,0oO lbs prime sides; 10, 600 lbs prime
Id shoulders in store and for sale by
NH Is JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-22

Ill FOR CHARLESTON, s.. C.-The fine
- fast sailing schr B. E. SHARP, Capt Sharp
is ready receive freight above and will sail
with all possible dispatch. For freight. apply to
ROB'T RANKIN,
NH Is Corner 22d and w alter SITS.
LII FOR B o TON The fine, fast sailing
- schr MOZARK Capt Reid, will be ready to re,
ceivereight in few days and sail with all possible dis
patch For freight, apply to ROBT. RANKIN,
NH 10 Corner 22d and Water st.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-22

- FOEs IEOsTON-Fl1@ Packct.-The re-
OCULAR packet schr MERCY TAYLOR, Captain
Nickerson, now loading, and will sail with Dispatch
to Captain on board, at Ralston Pleasant whar or
to
NH 10 DAVID CURRIE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-18

Ls1ea No q, T. o. o. o. y ~ rsRssseIny requested
b sttsnA - E Ct m lats Ese1s1ee. eee1sr Thae4
and stssst, O Sunday sfsrnssas =
At Potasvsils Pa Dee. 10 OAastsus EAsxAu, xiss q
Charles n. HUI and daughter Of to late 0esrgs Han
On Thuz,dsy Dec L. ct 7o'cleok p. n EAasEsr
vysE eyed 10 years seoond son Of Thomas A. vyse ESQ
Osklapds, Stated Island
On rhursdsy Des l6 J.Hs wife Of Chas. H. Lawrence,
In the 2lth yesx Of her ego. =.
hs relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend ner funeral Sunday 10Th inst 1t
O'Clock from her late residence No 40 Stanton
street Her remains VIII be taken to GrssnwosA Csns-
tery for intamsnt.
Pensaeols Papers please copy
On Fridsy, pec IT. of typhus fever. BENJAMIN FaANK
LIS. ZOE Edwin and Phoebe Stone, aged yoars,
months aud IA days.
Prieuds and relatives ssc members OF Piatt Lodge,
No. l. or t. are invited attend his funeral Sun
day next at O'Clock p. NJ, from No l2s Duane street
Boston pspers pleasc copy
In Reading VT Nov Esd, Mrs HANNAH 0scgrI aged
S. remarkable fact in the history OF Mrs. 0rcutt
that at the sge about 60 she nstsnty cured Of
psraytc affection which had for several years depr red
her Of the use Of ONE side, by stroke Of lightning
In Medford Dec IS LUcv Pa.sooTT, rect OF tho Hon.
Timothy Bigelow and daughter Of the late Hon Oliver
Prescott Of Groton in the e2d year Of her age
On Friday morning Dec II. at Port Richmond, Staten
Island after lingering illness GAosGx youngest SON Of
John A. and Maria Ricard aged years and months
The relatives friends OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral Sunday 10th inst at
O'Clock the residence Of his aunt No 81 Gouveneur
His remains will be taken to Greenwood.
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Stock Sales

PIuIApEL Dec. u Reported bv Keen Taylor y
First Hoard $500 Phlsdelphia and sunbury Railroad ia
~ gt $50 IL Iebgh Mortgage 0ih 500 Lehish 6s QS
1870 do, 80: 90 do, I'd 49, 6O0 huyik Navigation ga
7tOo and p 49, 100 do, so 400 sohnyikill
shsrss Gnioa Canal 10 ny io d. 60 ~; 5Oo DO M So
AGO Norris Canal b5 2; 100 schuylki Navigation, Pre-
tered 2 COO Lore Island Railroad b5 ISM TO do b5wn
ISL l0O do cash 2sf; Cbes peahe and Delaware Canal
lac; ~ kinshi Railroad 81 2North American Bank 1877
lss Girard Bank in lots l4, go DO l Betpeen Board
kaiyosd. b. 2s 40 do cash as,1 oe bswn 2s,s ioC
Norris Canal IL W. Second Board IS COO
9 10 90 Reading Kilrosd o. ~ Sd, Q 5000 wilmipgto
Rtirosd So 10l 5000 iogsTs BIS. 80; 200 Norris Canal
bow 20k $50 COX; 800 orh American Coal b. 49, 100
DO o. 100 az ts 2o schuykl prsfo.
Navigation 2G 100 Uni'n Canal. b6 Tx; Il Mnehiil
Railroad 81 go Long Island ksiroad, b. 2s< 100 do b5
IA; 10 Camden and Amboy Railroad 1876 II GrAra snk
Iu; Mechanics Bank 81 after Board $4,000 susque-
hanna CaIal6s b. SIS 1850 County Ga 80 new, 93s SO
"a go DO ~ 2ea do % 2a aso 90 ~ $50 So 24 100
100 North Ame rean Coal b. 49, 100 Union Canal 7A %
Sutque hanna Car al b5. Tx. Market firm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-18

- nssise - sAysd IN ~ fsrtA< sesss q ths
Co0nen OounsQ
Alderman wAaD sskel whssAsr there wss aay psa
tioa hsfese tAe Beard,
Aldermen SruarrvAxr rsplied-There vsas several
gsAtas0sn In the room. ell ef whom had rsmens6ated
Together with several othe The object vas 70 suspena
the peoessdisgs u ths Common Council gave leave to
lay double track
tou ana sesiurt It. he hoped that little oousstsncy
would preysi There did appear 20 be any thers,
unlees Il vers to be inconsistent When the Broadway
railroad was considered what thought Of the land
holdersy Nothing. They were and he'd nothing
TO saw about 1t Have they any rights? Certainly not
The Common Council have all to say and should no4
gard the property at al supposng they should
Ravs erected large buildings on the property !tis
thing to them Should they advance any such doctrine
a that, the people would say-the Common council
gave their consent and laugh at them saying, they
would do just they please and lay tracks whore they
please. He alderman Ward) quite surprised when
he saw the landhclders were considered having tbs
hrst rights.
Alderman STuRTEvAsr would ask-Snos the very this
attendance had before been spoken Of whether there
a quorum present DOW!
On the roll being called It appeared there was not;
and, q matter of COURSE the Board declared ad-
journed till this evening Saturday..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-18

BRENKRHAvrs, Nov l9-Arr Henry, Curts NOrlssns.
BsssoI. pee IsSld Eliza Am SCOTT, Norleans; Ma
the Pil2d Eas ann, seots Bristol for Noroans
Robert wseh: ksIosh, a.. o. sw N''''
S0S SS d Ashanti S0iSy NYs
foI Bremen deutschland, nsnker, SYork. '~-'
ChLourTA ooss7Arr Gsor Ia souis San Francisco Cid
0a h' Nov SGs a nss h.lsa s London and
J S Dec ssps DO GE and
Jerome, Jr, Cone, Mobile. 's" -A' oAAaA'''
ga from no pSyas gth Shnris' RS.5s 70, NYsrs
eRAvrsrrp, NOV s.sld Arran, Niles Norlesn..
CT rsNocs Nov 30sld Avon Masters, NYork; Dec O. 81
Lsvreaco, Williams, San Francesca:
So Die g..
H.vRE noy 2s-sis Sea Queen, Manson, NYori; Dec !.
nxa.vne. NV q sid ord Ame.ih., Peters, WORK.
,,s.s Sa,Sss SSsss: a Sy;isa S:sSss:;
3D. Frsnssiss Robsaon dsssis E,iss Psisr
m fuS s dsp Ssv tsw ssow Hatfield and Mary
line. ItT mobile; sarah Louise Henderson fhs%i.,
lane, Sorisan. ary Pleasant Kennsrd PhiIsa sphis
Dec l. John H.rrs narmer, Norleaas Levi Woodbury.,
ssysnnah a. Bon Lon end aeldSs I..c6isols; Is.ys
nsnnon rsompn kos @
nons hn,dp s sn
sasS Eainbvrs Bi,r, Norlsrnr Dec l. Mary Ann.a,
Drummopd and Lady Franklin. osborns NYori; Lady Bai
ymousn Csw Boston, RoSn PsroS Msss
LONDON Dec 1-Entd nwsrds, Rsstede. Lsun EYork;
Benny Grinnei Thompson Quebec Robert BeAuohAmp st
John, NB. Katahdin, morse. Calcutta
- tno este)-Arr of Walker, Wilson. from NYork
MALTA Nov IaArr Duchess. Lane NYotk ana sid Goth
for hsrsss 2oth Panama Lavender Boston 2ish, Geerss
EEssIsh, rov lO--sid Laguna, Jones' Boston.
eArrrs 20 Nov GAR Jean Charles, Trillot, EYort.
NRwyonT Dec 2-Arr John Merriok - (sse beIow).
Poh TsacvTH, Nov U-Arr Victoria Champion, London.
and cid for Eyork.
Put alto So Helene Dec and sid again, Francis Edis,
from London for kOreuns
sTocRHoLs Nov 22--Arr Superior, Junktr, NYork
SHIELDS, Dec l. Cid Princess Victoria, for Call orna.
Sid Dec !, Helen Maria Sisby, NYerk.
eAuaoR oct s-Sld Loo Chloe. Snow, Boston.
WATERFORD. Nov S0-Arr Ann Kenny. Hayes 81 John.
Mr.
WEXFORD Nov 2g-sld Brothers, Murphy Savannah.
NHwponr (Mtn, Doc 2-Ths Am ship John Msrrick
arrived this pert 10 day with oss Of canvas On sne
night o. the asa ut the wind b wing hea gaze T0m .ne
NV shifted her bsns through which the ship va snrown
on her beam end IN vbich stsse she i Tor M
time and started all her oasis thereby losing All hef
water. ON the Ath ult, At spouy me- 49, 70 .ne
Queen Of Jersey With shifted and loss OF boAe
which tme the was heavy sss on and had
been this John srrk had on board life boat
q Queen IN s h ave
o. was mailing oican breach over her. THE Queen has
an ce been TOW ed into Ale erncyD
I'm vsr nov 20 brig FelisIe Roba- Of Rsscon from
csrdn for Marcs PVT In here reeosts that ths oath
Gsronpe from Chsrente for philadelphia al mated and
vnttyioeaed, md took Gu tho orea.
R,LvAsr Nov 30-Put hsots The bark Hercules, London
az BeIfat 1dverpso IN KOreanG ssiled from Liver
peoi Nov and af,cs bes Is days sea- and about
nilss ssW OK Cape Gear W@ ssruok By two heavy ssss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-18

Dltus
On Thursday, December 10, Cha

On Thursday December TO- CnArLorrE ANGLIA, wife Of
VIM ID Hspht.
The relatives and tends q ths family respectfully
REQUESTED etend the fuoera this afternoon At
ococl, from her late residence. Ne Is Morton street,
Her iDsiDs Will be taken to Greenwood for iDterment
On fricsy morning December AZ, ELizABE1H, vito OF
joseph Logan metal Icofr, after long and painful III
ness
The friends q the family and those Of her brothsr
james DupceD are respectfully invited TO attend her f1
neIs 70 Dtr-ow at ~ O'Clock M, from ber late resi-
20 Cypress t'il Cemetery
Al staten Island. December is. Mr. RoDTrr D. TysEr
The relatives snf friends OF the family are invited TO
attend bis tunersI on Sunday, 10th Inst ct o'clock
from the rssioeyoe of bis mother Port Richmond
at YothyllIe ON Friday NOR IDR Dec ~. Mr. JOINS
o. his sgs
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CLEARED

CLEARED
Steamship JohnL Stephens Pearson, Panama Rowland
Ship John Stuart, Ferris San Francisco Stuart Co.
ssS Nv. frSss Hicks
Bark Patton Jr Morrill, saasA Martha. Curtia Co.
Bs a:s. smith wss dSn. Bs.s fS psw
f.a. ST. s1ss ssss ss sass e.,
2s ,ss a k cssf sssss S Sssas Fs.s:
sehr Mira sciifsr Wilson, Braacs ssntiarA VIM sohn
sslI yiIsni., A.xo,tsy. Savannah. Deuiu Z Co.;
ssSr s;%sass As%nsaa Bsisin, re. H;iIss 's Lord
sssr hoye asiiSsl Georsetown Dolner Potter
SER SsssSsrn IS. M.las: s'f Nv ruady
Steamer hiadlsssa. Ely. philadelphia & Briggs
Steamship Africa Hsrii,on, Liverpool Des 4. IAO
Mobile and Hv.n.
p Ssw aRS Sr asnrs
ndss and Sol passengers; 70 I'inss.eu CO. The
II IL IL: s'
s S.:. "a $' R.Ss
~ sss:
on fSr ,h.r.
sss: len Spoke :sss
Gays our s.psrisnssd hs.vy gales passage.
O.; Rich. cAsrya.s.
Ss si Dss Il is nit:
s"a IN a ss.
e a s &C. a.s the
T.y without Dausns the amount Of damage. if syAs
}isis ;.a: Il. s. .t s. mo
Brig VIZ Dean !BIl. Pickett, GhaIot.sssvn, PEI, 10
night il in the Hook large ship 20 ashore on
Brig ssnj rr.uliia {Bsh Davidson. CORVALLIS, Ns. IS
Brig Clinton Waller Charleston days with oostsa and
Re'and
sshr Ai@i.s Joy {oi Hancock Jsy. E.u,I..., 4 day.
severe ~sh. On hs sp .
senr Pacific Atwel ks,asordA, days. with cotton. TO
seir Julia Haooi, Anderson Charleston days with
sehr Matilda Wells Grnsn. ChArlsssss. sdsys, with
ssSI S,.snss, kirby Gssnsr:
sshr Es,u. R.elstt. Providonos. dayia
ssR Sr es on iaSisn sf sssson sps,sn a'
sehr kosne. Kerney; Cherryacld, y days.
ssSr p pSTSRs ISrs SWS is
sssr Av,rsSS Dosses ss;nss
ship Christians Hammond. London and Portsmouth Nov
last night BY steam tus Hercules.
SAILkp
Ship American Union Doaue, Liverpool; Rhino Doans,
wiEd atsunriss, NE; meridian. oalm; sunset. W.
rspcIss-Ney q. LAT 81 40 Ion is o. q \ wind
as sw with and sa9sy the barb being under
struck the foresopts and burst with report OF
raining heavily a. the ins a PROBABLY would haas s set
FIRE to the vesel It split tore topss and did slight
Tho steamship Ell Dorado. schensk for Aspirwal has
anchored st tbs sW Spit
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L,yERPooI-S,eAmshp Afrios--J ynohsr, Mrs nsit-
farnum. Mrs Fsrnuu j II starr, Mrs Starr Dunop M
Dunlop Jr, MISE Dnniop Miss staisra Mr. strahen. NJ
Rosenteldt, 0bkinson, Jr RisharAaon IL Bodtnse
Nscisyan. HiMep, NJ Blsaehard Ha!iin J rrNsA rs
Fsp,~s,.r Cisrn NJ nssiss " s.ssss =, i~ Te,s
Younss, Piurstst q II Enssh, Knight, Msult Jsh.
MeIh Jacob Menl Debassis, Mrs MusErovs and ehlas
ID Defree, smith. JNgavt.
shrssat Ar sa1x vnars 49,
H, D,ssohsppsllIs w Evs.,a Bcrei,; ABslxas,
w Turner. Mrs A w Turner. Miss r rurnsx Mss =
Turn err u Purdy. Nrs A Watermae.
H.vEs-shiP New icrk-xr Mckenzie, p>sG Lvssshss.
Byra.ApA Nr ssslth uayEs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-18

yslsn $500 sysy ts,yssas. ssa.sAasss 80 sssss
49, - ssssssl ssssss - .alss e; c:s9
~ Ssses 3 w.asn sssSs.s SeS NJ fsf this issoA -
LyE.ssoL Dec The Cursytuek Fsstsr from vlrxnaa,
vn,en live hsrs ho7 - haA thrown ovsrSoard 80
70 ssnueh damaged. The vessel Being very LAZY.
wlr.nAysE. Dee l-Ths Drsadneusht q y frsn Ix,up-
pool arrived on here yesterday evsning soaxeh q -
s.A ssiI (Eli.assehE from csnssn fer Hvayssi 49,
10 Lverpocl but the search has boon ussvans "a -
got IRON any vessels arrived ksSs -
Drosdnought called henoe Agsin shiS morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-18
Court C.,.ndar-Th,s Day

UrrTEp STATES DIslRrcT Contradictions.
sUPskMx CoURT-Speoal Term Motions.
CoMMoS PLxss--Part 1.-6sme NJ yesterday Part q
Nos 665 $40 TO- 8o4 SOS $780, ST. s4 $40 s75 $50 $50
SEA $50, 662.
SUPERIOR CoURr -Motions and decisions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-18

At Hamilton N Y. on December Is, by the Rev. Mr.
city 10 HELss j. only oauebts Of Col Thomas Nys,
OF the former place.
On December i, at st. James Church, Paddington,
London BY the Rev. Hopkins M. A., Nj. ALFRxD
WALLER Of New York to Mise LEUrA TAYLOR. youngest
daughter Of the late James Taylor or Marsn YORKSHIRE
England
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-18

Before don. Judge Beta
| DEc. H.--Louis Bury and Louis Leon convicted Of
CONTRIBUTING we're placed at the bar FOR sentence
Each subn Tilted 70 the Court In mitixat ton
but being written Id Spsnish and the other in Ger
rho Judge said he would take time look into them
and I, msnded the pri,oners for the present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-18
U. 3. Circuit Court.

Dc 1.-THE December term Of this Cour. wax opened
before Judge Belts, but there not being sufficient
her grand Jurors present his Honor ordered 40 sdd
tioDs panel be struck and the Court was aJiozrned
until next morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-18

The Mvaukls Neos ssys that Justice Wavorth Of tina.
city bes bro oeht eix hundred and hfty-s suits
sgsinst porous who 5ay, ,iois.sd ths liquor law
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RHINE INTELLIGENCE.

YoRK-THIs
SUN RIsKs. - NOON SETS. .mSrn
SETS. IS HIGH WATER. morn vi II
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Bosrou. Doo ~.
Arrivsd-Brigs SAbos SavaEnAh; Jsmss WAllase, 1o
sohrs Hobart Zarts Grey Eagle. 81 JAgs Forss Rsk
an Prince; Madagascar, Jackson vills.
Cleared-Shlp Peeslessr Ban HrAnoiseo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23

. x.f " y Jfttnnff
~French Principles seen through American
.-,.,,~.n Il another of the books lately published
~Imeriesn spectsclesf" Do they indeed transform !,
a. defepders Of the French Republic on the ~ Oh
n.ccmber INFO "hirelng" "moof' Their saiian.
appeals to the people into "inaamus'ory speecne''
Their capture of guardhouse into "sach' anu
sh.ir inse.sion against the guard into "massacre'
,o,diery numbering liberty for one franc day, de-
tended and justified The unbought champions Oh tne
pepub,ic denounced as "Socislisis who never give
smarter" Every citizens coat believed 70 cover an
ss.a,en, and therefore it il that the soldier Kills WITH
eat pity" 1900
on Sir when viii America free herself from the
.I,;on Of such men the author OF this booxf The
h..e groyeling dishonorabc spirits that, with srnat
,er,nr Of education and vast impression of their own
.re,pectaby," 90 and live among the savish profit
s.oneers or the Government hirelngs Of Europe-ape
teir mspDers, adopt their thoughts, fling The filthy
,cture Of their souls before the pubcand call that
ricture "Americanl"
Oh, SRI when or how will America free herSch
from the pollution Of such mems
THOMAS AISGE DEyrn.
B7QamsJargh, " Y, Noe 10, 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
The Crescent CITY has inst arrived. She en-

tered Quietly, and the mail bags and passengers
have been landed We snail nov have 20 wait
until the return Of her from New-York 20 see II
the Governor of Cuba is stronger than the Gov
eminent ofthe United States.
The English men-of war are still here. Po1F
United States what are they mere forl Wen'
If we are all talk, and cannot hold up our hinlS
in stern silence, already for battle, we Iniis' eN-
pect still 10 be bullied by the dogs OF Eifop'.
Right or wrong, the people OF the United o.i:1s
must be united, and maintain those rights "ncn
the proud nations OF Europe pretend TO- i1o
much humility and selfdenial brings upon people
contempt in this wicked world-thls has been 50
much the case here, that the Spanlards SPEAK oil
sending the bloody Cabrera with oJ,JJJ men 10
c0ngIer the United States. A monarchy Is 10 Oe
established in Mexico, and part OF the United
States is TO be annexed 70 that country. The
King is to be Spanish, and is TO be placed Oh his
throne BY $4,000 Spanisrds, assisted by 5000
Frenchmen and 1000 British. What an insult
to the French and English guess the 21,D))
French and English would have TO do all the
fighting, and the Spaniard all the cooking and
running away.
The United States must make herself respect
ed abroad or worse things than this idle converse
ton will take place. Why 80 much talk, AMI so
Huch nOTdHt. pItdchtu dDOut Shc @iIurAhtlVh vi
Cuba. Spain saw, lately, JOlO " with coy5t-
Gus eye, and annexed ii, because the inhabitants
were accused of piracy If importing slaves be
piracy, then the United States, fiji pants an er-
cnse, can come against Cuba, for the crime Of
still importing negroes from Africa, lays heavily
at our doors But why should an excuse be re-
quired Cuba belongs TO the Cubans, not to the
Spaniards, and the Cubans desire to get rid OF
TIE Spanish Government, and desire the people
Of the United States TO assist them. Now this is
perfectly true; it may be denied, and thousand
receptions may be practised 10 make the asser-
ton appear incorrect; but | swear it is 80, an
trust may be Acknowledgement, | gain nothing
either way, and lose by the assertion, which love
OF liberty prompts me to make.
Gen. Payia has been re.nstated as Governor
of Matanzas, from which employment he was sas-
pended by Gen COncha, for allowing slaves TO be
landed, and taking bribe for the permission
Now, whether Gen. Pavia was guilty or not,
cannot swear, but if one is to believe what he
hears from good authority one would be inclined
N consider that Gen. Pava did allow negroes 10
be landed for q certain consideration, AMI that
for a certain consideration the Government of
Spain has rernstated him. This corrupt people
must be driven from the Western hemisphere
Time IS up FAITHFUL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
Havana Markets.
Corres,orsencs Of Tie ~ Y Tribune.
HAVANA Saturday. Nov. IS, 1852
The demand FIR Sro.n which haa neurr ham

CorresEOreebcs Of The y. \. Tribune
HAVANA, Saturday, Nov. IS, 1852.
The demand for SUGAR, WHICH mas never been
very slack throughout the whole il at present b
and the OF old stock ready marSet At
the following prices, viz For white aud brown assorted, ~
an TO 6d8 reals y arroba white alone n d yellow, u
67 brown, 81 d5,, and CucuuchO, u very
peror whites for Spain. have brought NJ Gdndng has
commenced ia few instances but IL viii noe become
general until the middle end mouth aud little
be said present m regard to The yield but il expected
to exceed that OF last cop The total mount export ii fro
this city and Maanzes op 60 date is 99jl bos against
1lS5 795 to same rod last ycarof which j1 BIZ boNes
have been shipped tns year the United States against
80 900 lst year The stock may be about go boxes
CoFFfE OF the new crop, has been ceiling IN small lots az
81 5OaS3 d y quntal
oAssEs very scarce and is worth q rias per key Of
5. gallons.
FRrGHTs-Shippng is somewhat In demand there being
but very few vessels in pot OF American vessel there
only nine hsrbor aud blt Of other foreign
ons OF Spanish vessels there about fifty. Last year.
tins time there thrynine foreign vessels in port
and OTtyfour spanish Notwithstanding the scarcity
sells very low 10 a. only being paid 20 Eng
land other European ports they about the
10 the United Stats small vessels obtain - = box Sl
ger and 81 JJos y hid for Molafas. am, &c.
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Canton 20 Salifornians.
10 ne Editor Of The ". Y. Tribune:

You will do an act Of kindness by cautioning
returned Cafornans against the representations OF the
runners for various exchange Offices located in Broad
way and wall-st vino witt every steamer IRON the
Isthmus, and endeavor to induce the passengers who
have gold dust to SELL to accompany them to their a.
fees, where they sure TO be swiadled by false
weighx saw man yesterday who was cheated OF
nearly four ounces of gold dust at one of these oces
and have been told Of some Of the runners making
400 per day by sharing tie amount swindled from the
miners with the proprictors Of these otices
There IRE plenty Of Offices conducted by honorable
roen who would not employ these harpies, aud VINO
luy cold dust at it's full value and the way for the ali
fsrntn is TO nothing to do with these ieows, WAC
tst the steamers and be found on almost every
corner. 80.
II the owners and captains Of tn various steanboas
would take the trouble 10 caution their pa sengers and
put them On their guard against ts system Of rascy
would save thousands OF dollars TO worthy men, and
might compel the rogues to try some more honest way
10 get living Yours Be-