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WING nIcsting at Niagara.

The Buffalo Courier gives the following candid state
ment of the character OF the recent whig meeting at
Niagara:
rhe whig gathering the Falls for two days has been
quite peolable Ia point of number-thee having been
probably 1900 900 persons Of all ages
and politics the ground during the time. The that
the Falls greatest natural curiosity continent
could be visited at half price attracted large numbers
curiosity had before been gratitd And then
this is the OF the year when every conveyance s
full vending their way the watering places among
which Niagara holds FIRST rank In popularity with pleas
ureseekers. The desirc the grand military dis
play that promised the occasion drew in others,
that quite respectable crowd has been obtained But it
is the general testimony of those who have been present
thar, meeting for political effect, it is essentially
failure. The interest of the multitude, much to their
credit appeared TO have been taken up with the Falls and
the magnificent scenery this being the first visit of at least
three from abroad. There but little enthu
susm manifested, except toward night it became rather
boserous with quite large numbers who had resored to
artificial of producing it, The wire pullers, of
course it that the speeches properly applaud
ed and that the bands kept up the tagging spirits of tho
listeners by proper intetudss
There is quite general dissatisfaction the part OF
the hgs With the results of their celebration of the battle
of Lundys Lane. They have been made feel the lam
enable want of en- husiasm tho part of the
yea, the lack OF interest evenin the paign. With all
the great efforts which have been put forth and the in
ducenen held out, thus fail in the main object truly
dscouraging They relied upon this demonstration pro-
duce sufficient enthusiasm to them through tie
paign-bnt it not forthcoming 1t has given them
chill than going under the sheet would have done
and they many OF them regret that the thing
gone into There will be, usual large dem
onstraton paper Reporters will look at the multitude
through magnifyng glasses OF great power and 20 900,
10000 0OO so 600 will be down the number
the ground according the state and condition Of the
reporting This may do for localities far away from the
action but here, where the facts known, such
exaggerations mere acts OF folly.
'GeneIa Scott could survive but few such demonsIa
tions 1t will have tendency give him and his friends
idea of his want OF popularity with the masses"
The daily union., 1852-08-01

iHA Sbobs We LIVE ONT is known az fact in
seoosy' mat below the depth of thirty feet the earth
becomes regularly warmer we descend On an aver
age the increase a the of one degree Of Fahrenheit
o' every MIN loot Al the bottom of the mines o, Corn
wAi,a oep'h OF one thousand two h.ndred feet, the
Thermometer STANDS at eghtyeisb,, eqpal TO high
mer heat AT this rate rocks and metal yould he
melted twenty miles below the surface. and down in
The bowels OF the EARTH several hundred mile. tho heat
would be ten thousand times hotter Than melte,, iron
who rs there that can wonder at earthquakes when all
hing, rest on molten sea Of fire.
The daily union., 1852-08-01

The DIFFERENCE General Scotia soldier citizen
educated in the camp, accustomed to command permit
ting communication with common people only at a re-
speclfu distance; whose word is law, whose authority
supreme an imperious man. ealed with the adulation
of his fellows vain OF his rank and title and military
gewgaws ambitious Of renowu " bis gaze bevldered
10 looking al the White House," but without single
qualification that fits hun for that residence political
opinions at the time OF his nation in the keeping of
committee, "a paddock upon his lips and his princ
pies in Mr.. Stewards breeches pocket;" his past political
opinions covering the entire brood OF exploded whlg
heresles, identifying him with the founders of the in
tolerant native -Amencan faction and the advocates OF
the extension of The period of naturalization TO twenty
years,
General Pierce-a citizen soldier, promoted from the
ranks follows not trade, but whenever his
country calls him from the more c0ngenal pursuits Of
civil life whose sword is not as the Commander in
chiefs, but whose steel just true; who does seek
ofce, but whom office seeks who has declined more high
positions than any OF hs age in the United States,
and yet who has invariably filled every position that he
has occupied with the fidelity of The patriot and the ab
~ OF the statesman plain, unassumng, republican cit
zen, who, he promoted from the ranks of the pr
soldier to generalship is about be promoted
from the walk OF private life 10 the presidency OF the
United Siates.-.Ndmnukts Advertiser.
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soott io the Keyoiution.

The Seubenville Herald has the sole merit OF a dis
ooyery respecting SCOTS military services which has not
been headed in the picture book yet, so far as we
know. by any OF the whg abolition orators. IL says
thai il be admitted for services in the Of The
yeUosusioa-hls bravery and diplomacy exhibited in
pellipg the tyranny OF the British Crownhe merits the
votes OF only every adopted but every nauveborn
cillzen, irrespective OF binhp place g
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The .Marksfs.

Nxw YoRK, July 3l-p. m-Na change in government
securtiesselcs of Canton 7s. Exchange on London
Iot premium.
The -four market |. steady, bot not actvesaes OF 1000
barrels at 81 81 ~ for State and ~ ~ a " 81 Tor
southern. Rye -four and meal unchanged. Wheat
rather heavy-sale. OF 600 bushels 90 cents for red,
and 100 for southern white Corn is more active
sales of DO 900 bushels mixed Is cents Oats and rye
unchanged. Sales mess pork $40 "a $50 Bacon
firm. Lard unchanged. Cotton in better demand, prices
tending upwsrd.-saies Of 60 bales mddiug Uplands ~
81 cents odeans 10 per pound Whiskey, 2s a
22 cents.
The daily union., 1852-08-01

THIS machine according opinion Of s who have seen ~
and witnessed its operation all other inventions ever
made for purpose which intended II driven by horse
power, being sufficient II VIII shell Nv"
els pct day. without breaking he cohs OF corn ana separate me
from the There will be public exhhuon o ms per
iormance Of this machine Tuesday morning NEXT august ~ ~
10 O'Clock precisely, McKns,'s foundry lh street.
the canal The public respectfully invited to call and sec
at that time Applications for state or county xhf. .,
may be addressed WILLIAM READING,
July 9o-d9r Washington u. g,
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The LATE A. J. DowsIAs-Among the victims by the
destruction OF the Henry Clay, (he New York Tribune
remarks,l there is none whom lhs country could so i'll
afford TO lose whose services the community can so
little be replaced, as Mr.. Downing, Of Newburg
man OF genius and high culture thoroughly disciplined in
his profession by long study and observation Europe
with taste refined and judgment true enough TO feel The
deficiencies and 10 know the needs of our domestic and
especially OF our rural architecture still in the prime OF
ie, and exercising wide influence by his practical la
bors as we'll as By his wriings-he is snalcbed from
sphere OF high and beautiful utility; and successor we
cannot hope to find. What MIR. Downing had done and
was doing 10 improve the fashion OF dwellings hard
ly surpassed IN value his contributions theoretical and
PRACTICAL TO the kindred art OF landscape gardening IN
der his directing hand, the grounds OF the Capitol and
Smithsonian Institution Washington were being trans
formed into models OF beauty in their kind; and the
grounds about many private mansions also bear testimony
to the same TASTE The sense OF beauty and HI.
ness. As writer, Mr. Downing was remarkable for
mixture OF strong sense thorough understanding OF his
subject, and genial originality. The cessation OF his
monthly essays in the Horticultural will leave a per
manent blank IN the literature OF the domestic ari.
While he drew his materials from the most varied eu
ture, he always, and in the most frank and manly
way, American. His chief aim was to refine the
taste and elevate the social lite and habits OF his coun
trymen to something like the ideal proper to frsemen
An artist. scholar and gentleman, we depore his un
timely loss and a wide circle of acquainiances, who
with recall his eminent social well as public quail
ties, will Join with us in this tribute to his memory.
The daily union., 1852-08-01
InIian Fm in Herico

New oRLK.Ss, July 3o-Ws have later ndvces from tho
city OF Mexico, which that much alarm existed in the
Mexican capital la consequence OF horde Of northern In
dans having penetrated within two hundred miles OF the
city committing great many outrages, and laying the
country in The Indians had had several battles
with the Mercans, in which the latter had been defeated
and the alarm prevailed. The Indians said to
be 1 800 strong. and well armed.
The daily union., 1852-08-01
Hy A. GREEN, Ancsion~er.

M aINIT BOARDS AND MAHOGANY vENEERs AT AUC-
TIoNon Wednesday, the tth August shall cell front n
warehouse Of and 9th Hsslup
building at O'Clock, excellent 10, OF
walnut boards and mahogany vencers,
500 feet y, u, and walnut boards
5000 fret of mahogany venecrs.
Hnder $40 $50, credit Of sixty and NINETY
'"'' ~ A. GREEN,
July n-d Auctonecr.
The daily union., 1852-08-01

PrcruRs or rHs sroRwrSo or CHKruLrErKo "A picture
OF this exploit Of gallant army Mexico has
recently painted by Mr. Eokhoui Of Brussels and IL
now on exhibition and for sale at Wizards Hotel II has
very decided artistic merit aad portraYs the "regc Of the
battle" with vgor and skill We commend u to the stien
ton OF the lovers Cf
The daily union., 1852-08-01
Ian Hong and JOINS VA IAN, Erseu,,d.

Nnw YoRK, July 3l.-The extreme penalty Of the law
executed yesterday at Poughkecpse, In this state
upon Mrs Ann Hoag convicted fot the murder OF her hu
band and the colocd Jonas Williams, for the murder
OF hts pdaughter They executed In the court
yard O'Clock The female confessed her guilt and stated
that man named Summers her confederate In the
ctimr.
The daily union., 1852-08-01

NOrICEwo this method nf returning our sincere thanks
~ responded
their accounts Tor e last half
IL a pleasure do business win such
We tha,~ call The attention
in their amounts We
either with the
at convenient dates.
cLAGETT = DoDsoN
IuIua nlatA
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Railroad doeifen, and Loss of LIE

Pnm.DKLPIfA, July 80 The down train the Jersey
railroad when half mile above Burlington. to-day,
in contact with wagon crossing the road containing
old and boy. The wagon dashed into aR ments,
the boy and horse killed. and the old severely Injured
They were coming TO market Names unknown.
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WILL. SOON CLOSE

DAYNEs celebrated series OF gigantic panorama enuted soy
Europe embracing magnificent views Of Boston, IT'S bar
bor Halifax Atlantic Merrey Liverpool, the Crystal
Palace OF the Worlds Pair Abbey London from the
Thames BRIDGES ending with magnificent
Thames tunnel brilliantly iuinnated anu Dom pahA
Of thc Rhine.
exhibition Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, at ~
Aauson cents children under IL Of age Is cents
Doors open at IL panorama moving O'Clock
The daily union., 1852-08-01

TRAvELLISa TRUNKS, TRUNKS The sub-criher
having Of every style, variety
and quality travelling va-es, adiss' h.thore ans car
reasonable prices would invite
under ths Ahen~pm,
Pennsylvania avenue, between Al and sth streets -
July 3o-im DANIEL CAMFBELL.
The daily union., 1852-08-01

Blyss' PIsop.wait will be from advertising col
this unealed win close in Washington
repee with beautiful imagery, those who fail 20 see be-
departure will lose We our friends at
they win be well repaid for visit to This magnificent
which and delight
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TEACH Y. Il

graduate ~ ofour New England colleges,
in teaching. and dssrcus Of profession
He would be willing 10 locate
Union The best Of testimonials he produced
Address " Reta,w Al this ofhce. Aug i-dhf
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TpEAsUaEN's srATEmEsr.

tsuaiufn nauy h designated
tandh by raua % he 6
issued i6M wusuun unpnd al % he h
ordered Treasury
The daily union., 1852-08-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
A,ripal If the Sierra Nauada.


New YoRK, July 3o-l0, p m.-The steamship Sierra
Nevada from Aspin@al arrived at her wharf this evening
shortly after O'Clock.
She left 22d instant and brings Sll0O
in gold and 67 passengers but no later news from Cali
ionia.
The steamship Ohio left hspinwal the day,
with the mails California. and the brought
down to Panama by the steamer Columbia
The Winfield Scott left Panama on the 18th
instant for San Francisco, with 600 passengers.
The Golden Gate to leave Panama on the
25h, with about l5e passengers and 600 United States
troops
Captain Couilard late commander of the Winfield Scott,
is among the Sierra Nevada's passengers.
Further Particulars of the Loss of the Henry Clay
NEW YoRK July 30So far thirty bodies have been
recognised recognised and eleven missing
making total OF fity-eight known 10 have been lost
There may, however, be that have not yet been
found clerk OF the boat had record OF the
is possible to ascertain exactly how many who
missing
DISPATCH.
10, p NIP to this time flty-nine dead bodies have
been recovered from the wreck of the Henry Clay Lucius
Robinson nent lawyer is supposed TO be among the
lost The hull OF the will be raised tomorrow,
and il Is expected many dead bodies will be found under
The OF the boat publish card denying that she
racing, and stating that agreement had been
tered into by the owners of both boats not to race
Recovery Of More Bodies from the Wreck Of the Henry
Clay,
NEw YoRk July 3l-a. m,-Nine more bodies were
covered this morning Nanhatanve short distance
from where wreck Clay Is lying Another body
has been found Jersey City. Neither OF them has
recognized This makes sixtynine victims thus
far Others still missing.
SECOND DESPATCH.
3 The body of other of the Inflated passengers
the Henry Clay has been recovered Ii louud
Bdl's Ferry, and is that OF female about twenty
years Of age.
The daily union., 1852-08-01
Sserttarp Cor,rin al QUEBEC.

MONTREAL July 3o.-Secretsry Corgtn passed through
the city today from Quebec, where It Is supposed he has
had interview with the general in relation to
the fisheries.
The daily union., 1852-08-01
Sailing of the Humboldt.

NKw YORK, July 3t-2 p. m-The United States mail
steamer Humboldt sailed at noon to-day for Southamp
and Havrs. She carries hundred and thirty
one passengers, including Mr. l.. Draper, United State
consul at Hayro. She has y t03, 1913 in specie.
The daily union., 1852-08-01

GLORIOUS NEWs-Tbe important discovery yet made
VI Phips patent liquid glue, for carpenters brushmaker- BOOK
binders housekeepe druggists &C s hems I
liquid always ready Tor USE requires no e
smell will keep liquid in any climate also acts
wood china, iron Marble pspe or any
substance stands unequaed' us fspuAuon
introduced of The first ord. a. ravhg
Observable sight We offer liberal
druggists, &C.
ordinary we Me mhhns
merchants
do We establishing sole
throughout the United states bod IN
also the gallon small samples sent 10
any part OF the United States, carriage free
British furniture polish In bottles OF hree SIZES Souuus
merchants, attend to the above. Apply early -
PHILLIPS h CO,
July 3l-d3m Cedar street, near Pearl, New f"th~
The daily union., 1852-08-01

A wAGER.-1he advertiser, having hneen hundred dollars
n without immediate for H. proposes investing u on
which supporters OF General scou mus
appear liberal ~ $3.50 that name three slave states
will the electoral votes &2'o mat
northeastern States that will cast their electoral
$3.50 name Ten states
that win for General Scott $2o TINT wiz name
will Frank Pierce and $olW ai fhk
lin President OF the United states
The o taken collectively.
Apply Empire Hotel Pennsylvania avenue ps
tween IA and AZ streets July 3-a'
The daily union., 1852-08-01

Drafts heretofore
drawn, but not yot.
paid, though paya
|ble.
The daily union., 1852-08-01

frz- jackson Democratic Association-The regular
monthly meeting association will be held al democratic
Hall on Monday evening next, august 3D. ATTY O'Clock
'' -' j. ID. HOOVER
A,x, President.
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Sale Tomorrow.
Nv e. N, srRATrON, Auctioneer.

nv E, N. STfIATrON, Auctt0neer.
nERENproRY SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON THE
Isand-on Friday July 3O O'Clock, on the premises
shall following valuable lots being subdivisions OF square
lots Nos g. T. and g. fronting south street, between
Oh lo " A'y
feet 6 inches wide. 49, ,.oa,;,. a
10Th Maryland avenue aud street, u eet
inche EACH running back so feet 10 sleel aiey
These lots are beautifully located and have never
heen in the market before .,u, r..
made known at the time oil saie
July 26-d
p'r Z N. STRATTON,
J,,v Alt Auctoneer
0,HE Democratic National Almanac for ls53.-Ihe
propeos Evening National Argus and OF the recer,
their efforts promote The
democratic and the triumph OF It's aug
with vew widely disseminate democratic truth,
shortly under the sanction OF ue
Democratic Publishing Committee OF Washington the
Almanac for 1885,, containing mass OF
and data having presidential canvass
would be likely 10 hnd SO general circu
lation and prove of equal advantage
The will be gotten up with great
typographical execution ana VIII conhh
with portraits OF Gen. Franklin flerce
and Hon King democratic candidates for Preside q,
and other appropriate illustrations ana emDe
lishments. .
In order to give publication wide circulation, will be
paced Al the following Single copes six cents
hundred copies Tor four dollars
one thousand copies for thirty dollars ,,, -, ,, ,
We also, to issue the above pubcauoh Id e
guage at the same low rates
The trade supplied on liberal terms
Orders from and the trade solicited
" 10 sEyERNs h CO, Publishers,
Auxl Is seuth Third street, Philadelphia.
The daily union., 1852-08-01
Rapages of he Army Worm

Nrw ORLEANS July 3o.-Tbe army worm has made Its
appearance on Mississippi and the Red rivers, and al
ready several very valuable crops have been nearly
desuaeed
The daily union., 1852-08-01

PrrrsnURa July 3There three feet four inches wa
ter In the channel and rising fTeghs viii be at mode
rate rate by Monday.
The daily union., 1852-08-01

SToRE FRONT, CASES, AND SHELVING AT AUCTION
on Tuesday afternoon O'Clock shall sell at IN
recently occupied by e Wheeler Co.. ssone the en
tire font consisting large windows, DOORS shutters, ac
a.o all The futures comprising cases. shelving drawers eounte'
&c. Terms; Cash. j. u mceuiHE.
Aug Id hscuohse''
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By A. GREEN, Auctionccr.

Wednesday 4 Of August shall sell the premises, al
land, situated the side OF
Rock Creek Church road. The
five and half miles from the city OF Washington,
Messrs Buark and g. e. drummer, aud the
line land Of Mr. Egan The first contains al
part which well wooded the balance meadow land
will be sold together, suit purchasers
cash balance credit OF and two
deferred payments bearing ntei
deed given and a deed OF trust taken
July eodAds A. GREEN, Auctsneer.
wishing will please call
Mr. g. f. Hagen adjoining the tract, who will show The lines
A, q.
TOR sPIxINGsJus expressly for custom
the springs the shore, largo
supply Of superior fresh toilet articles in part viz
rERFUMERy.
among which have Helotrope,
Geranium Musk, Violette, &c. sc.
case (56 dozen) real Jo An. Fnna Cologne.
IL do white labels,
do bay rum, w. Madame Laveigna's distiiery.
/" do Noel de Beauf, in jars
4" " do marrow, in porcelain jars.
I" ] gross fotant soap, for bathing
gross LOWS genuine brown Windsor soap.
COMBS AND BRUSHES.
100 newest patterns hair brushes, very cheap.
dozen she'll dressing combs some beautiful patterns.
English horn durable.
10 do Fenn's ivory hne-eeth combr.
FANS.
Sandal wood pearl, and ivory FANS from 81 cents to $50
BRACELETS.
splendid bracelets opened from the lases
steamers. PARkERs Fancy and feriumefy otore,
July 3-a Penn avenue, under National Ho'e'.
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of I,nproy Lands I'm Ohio, ccded ny the Wyah
dosas In Is52.

under the authority vested N thts
I'd March, st3, and 2th July, 1854 the un
improved lands Upper ssndusk, Oho csde
by lb Of March, sf2 viii again be offered
public Upper sanduky, obio on Monday, the ah DAY
Of September ncIt
Nv The provisions OF 18th July, 1852 the above lands
minimum not less than two
and y cent. without regard to the valuation o.
the improvements ,.-. ,, ,o., a., =
July ammo thousand eight hundred aud hny two
''' $50 JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Once
July 3o-3awaw
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uy J. @. MCGUIRE, Auctionce,


IS esn,s children under ~ years Gl age Is oS,a Ssn
Doors open at u panorama to commence moving at O'CLOCK
by j. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer.
SToRE FRONT, CASES, AND SHELVING AT AUCTION
On Tuesday afternoon, Angus, O'Clock shan sell at the
lire on, consisting large windows, doors, shutters sc
Also a. ne hrn comprising cases. shelving d,wss counters
a Aug 't-@'' i"d ''"' A.e'onee's
by A. GREEN, Aucaoncer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUoTIoN-on
O'Clock par, 10, No in .qusrs %" NO a. having
streets inmedacy opposite the Wesley chapel
with s wsh are " ~. rear ss saS S
Title ndispuablc. Sale positive Term. sale
Augi-d Aucuonser.
TINTED STATES SIX and bunting Flag nanur"c-
,o-The subscriber respectfully informs members Of Congress-
and ahe wishing political Or United stale. ss or bum,
nss. he constantly aas flags Of every ~. and desp
ton He has now on hand several ages bunting h's' add can
make !" 0''e' any "'"'e' - ''' DAVID A. BAIRD,
Augl-eoaw Uphos,erer, eth street, near Penn.
III IsToRIcAL sketch the Electric Telegraph by !,
Scene. Thoughts Europe by Georrs H. Calvert second
The Laws Special tho Physical Educa
on Grit By haaesn 5, M ss rI ro, 4,
Lisutenan, s. Osborn, n. n. Price IS
Old Mor'aliy Lippincon'. edition q wsyery Novel.
Treatise on BY fd"1 raIScs Il %2vLon
CUMBEKLAND ooAL.-rhe subscriber. now receiving
hundred Of the best quality Cumberland
which they prepared to furnish to purchasers shs IN large
or small quantities.
by which purchasers
supply extent and at the lowest
prces.
Anthracite coal kept constantly on hand.
w. J. StBLEY h CO,
Aug fTntcil lath Street Bridge and Canal
by A. GREEN, Auction~er.
n OUsEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Wednesday at 10 O'Clock shall sell the
Mr. d. A. Saunders III. Patriotic Bank, excel
OF household and kitchen furniture consisting in
part Of
Sofas, centre, and dining tables
Mahogany rocker, cane seat, Unton ana arm chans
racks, Brussels, and other carpets and rugs
Gurteins
Plated sua candesicks and lamps
Plated China glass, and earthenwme
Shovel and
Feather beds mattresses bcdsteads
Wardro wa-hstands,
cooking and general assortment OF kch
requisites
Terms A sums Of cash that
satisfactorily eudoaed bearing
,vrcs, A. GREEN, Auctionrer.
July I'D
HY A. asNEEN. Amcalnneer.
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NOTICE-we respectfully request all indebted 70 s
Of July seie their accounts eihr
the fret Of August they WIN
he called upon to do so. MAGHUDEh cshNhni'
July 3-3teo
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Amount on depos
lie.
The daily union., 1852-08-01
by A. GREEN, Auctioncer.

limited STATES SILK and bunting Flag nanuf"c-
toThe subscriber respectfully informs members OF Congress-
wishing political United sk bum,
making flags OF and descrp
He hand several ageszs bunting flags, add
m TO IN number the shortest notice.
DAVID A. BAIRD,
Aug l-eoiw Upholsterer, eth street, Penn.
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Recovery Of More Bodies from the Wreck Of the Henry
CiuU
SECOND DESPATCH.

3 The body of other of the Inflated passenger.
of the Henry Clay Just been recovered Ii iound
near Bds Ferry, and Is that Of female about twenty
Yeafs of age.
The daily union., 1852-08-01

Transfers ordered to treasury U. S., Washington, D. C.
Transfers Treasurer, New York, New 70
Transfers Assistant Treasurer New oIesns La
Transfers ordered Assistant Treasurer at ~ Louis MO-
Transfers ordered depositary at Norfolk, Vu9inln
Transfers ordered deI'ostary at San Francisco, Cal