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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-24
F.MORRIs & CO.
fsuCCEsSORS OF u PAINE d CU.D
Managers of Lotteries.
MAIN STREET RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

F.MORRIs & CO.
fsuCCEssORs OF u PAINE & co.,
Managers of lotteries.
MAIN STREET RICHMOND, ViAslA'
spIenafd Sehemes for May, 500.
Grand Consolidated Loiefy, O1a, ,si ~
be drawn at Baltimore on Sstuluay, ""' $3.50
numbers, IL drawn.
prize sa7 500 3 q prizes ss Of $50 $50
20 Do 90 1900 -. do..--.--- $50
% o Tickets $40; halves S quarters 2 50.
$4,000, 1900, 5000
susouehanna Lottery, Class =, to be drawn
=, Raltirnore on Wednesday, May 26th' ieo2' %
numbers, Is Draw CAPITALS:
prize of. s3o,oooI prize of.--s2 800
/ do-.----- 5'55oSo0 q do do o 49,. i' zoo
Tickets $40; halves 5, quarters so.
SPLENDID LOTTERY FOR MAY 10Th. $50
100000 GRAND CAPITAL
$4,000, 3 of 10000, 6 of 5000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass NJ to
be drawn at baltimore, on Saturday, May 29th. 70
GRAND CAPITALS:
prize of 100000 6prizes off,. $4,000
do-----..-- $4,000 100 do .....--. 1000
! DO 49,: 1885 ia &C. do &c 800
Tickets s2O halves 10, quarters S.
Certificate of package of whoes $500; shares
in proportion.
~ OrCers Tor licXecs IN any OF the Maryland
Lotteries will meet the mist prompt and confden.
dalattention, if addressed to F.MORRIs d CO.,
Managers, orto CIV. PURCELL,
my4 Richmond, Va.
- 60
NHANHE OFF HOUKs-sUMMEn AR.
" RANGEMENT-VA CENTRAL RAILROAD
to Charlottesville, StnuntOn, and lynch.
burg.-On and after Monday, Goth April, 1852,
the passenger trains on this road will as fol.
lows:
Start from Richmond at 81 o'clock A NJ, srrye
at Charlottesville at l l-2 O'Clock NJ. Start from
Charlottesville at o'clock A M, arrive at Rich.
mt nd at o'clock P M.
Passengers coming down, will breakfast at Char.
lottesyille.
Fare between Richmond and Charlottesville, 100
LulIes % ~
Do do do Lynch5urg- 4 so
Servants travelling by themselves must be fur
nished with two passes, that one can be retained
at the ticket Office and it must be expressly stated
on the pass, that they are permitted to go on the
cars. T. II. GILL,
my % Sup't Transportation.
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O. FOR RIM, "a exce-.egI 0---1Iios
Hi House, with garden attaehed below he eity'
on the road leading to stoay Rtf. For terms. an.
ply TO ,roLER Il COOK "f
apo General Asen,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-24

WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS. &c
HAVING added to oue present business mat OF
LII HOUSE PLUMBING, and having engaged
workmen recommended by the best establishment
in the city OF Philadelphia we are now prepared &c
put up WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS. STA
TIONARY WASH-STANDS, PIPES for hot or cold
water, &C. which will be done at prices to suit the
times. Persons in want will please give Us call
6. d A. BARGAMlN JR
NH 26-ts 20l, Cor. Main and 10th streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-24

At COsT.-Bsrege de LANES at Is, lea, 20 aud
n Csc. Call soon at
ABRAM LEWIS Jr.,
POI Broad Street.
Don'i forget the cheap Shoes; Caters at 81; Ties
st so, 62 and IS. nv 20
nj r.. RUaI.-l00 barrels, best quality. for sale
81 DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.
DERuVlAN tsuAsO, GROUND fLAs.
L TER AND LINE. for sale by
sp27 EDWIN WORTHAM e. co.
IN GAsEs Young HYsON, GUSpOV-
III DER and IMPERIAL TEAS, just received
and for sale by DABNEY q HANES
my Opposite Theatre.
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II SHUMAN, an old Philosopher, Swede oy
BIRTH takes great pleasure in offering ms ser
vices TO the citizens of Richmond and its vicinity n
astrology, Physiognomy, and Signs, and gives rue,
correct, and satisfactory information. having rsao
predictions to Napoleon in 1912, previous to as
downfall IN Moscow. He can be consulted 10 1las
.ers OF Love, Marriage, and of the future events
life Mr. 5. has travelled through the greater par
Of the world, during the last forty years, aad az
this time has endesvored TO enlarge his Sno"fease
oy all things he ever heard or lie taxes pea
sure TO the public he Is willing TO give iae 9
cessary information to all who win favor him WIZ
acall.
TgRas-Ladies 25 cents; for reading the plssnss
IN full so cents; Gentlemen 50 cents; for reading
the planet in full, 81
Colored ladies and gentlemen are also ihslssa :"
cell.
Nativities calculated sccording To tieomaEey va
ladies' -, IN foil 81; Gentlemen 50, 10 iui, -
His office is on lsth street between 49, ~ ~
Cary streets secoae house fsosD Malr s.fesst "
ice hours from o'clock in The morning y. ~ =
in the evening. nA $3.50
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We tender our thanh 4 10 Purser Burgess Of


We received the following intelligence from
An anonymous source and cannot youoh for s co. rcs
uess On the 10th Of Novembera horrible murder WI.
committed ON the person Of Robert Atsell passenger
by the steamer California which arrived that day A
Panama about three miles from Panama on In, road IN
Cruces He belonged in the city of Nsw.Yorl ana
has there a wife and two children to mourn bis lon
He had about his person at the time between Ave and
six thousand dollars in god dust Age supposed to b.
about % gears. Alter the discovery Of the BODY 4
was - to Panama, and there inferred by the aushsr
ites a - city. The murdcrers had made their q.
cape At the tine there large numbers Of psssen
gers travelling that way.
ROBBERY OF THE BRirIsu spncm TRAp.
On the evening of the sth instant, theft
mitted on part of the British specie srain few mills
this side Of Cruces near & rancho Known ss QuemadA
In going through one OF the narrow rocky passages
near the place designated, the load Of one or two
the mules of the train became deranged and 1t ws
found necessary to repsck them. While this was b.
ing done other of the mules under charge Of the PAT
ocular muleteer who had to stop and make the necet
sGry change, got some distance ahead Without guard
or guide they were thus jogging on, when one d
hem loaded with boxes containing Peruvian dollar,
was stopped and stripped of its load in very shOft
hem-repaired to a spot scme two hundred yards o.
from the road and breaking open the boxes proceeds"
to put their gotten wealth into portible shaP
One Of them took Oft his brooches ana having tied the
bottom of ench leg of them, occupied in eptyns
the boxes, when the guards were heard approaching,
and the robbers found Il necessary to leave in haste
Several shots were fred, but nobody was bit. The
only box broken open contain something less hs"
five hundred dollars all Of which, together with ue
ether boxes, were recovered by the guards
\ serious misunderstanding lag occurred
between the Consul Of Peru at Panama aud the Gov
error occssoned by alleged nsult received by the
Consul from Police officer
SHIPMENT OF GoLD DUs1. The mali steamer
California, which left San Francifco the Lat inst
took &C. 6i3 s37 in gold dust This exceeds the last
shipment by the Oregon by $751; 49, AMI ia by far the
largest Of gold taken from that port by any
one steamer The firm Of Adams & Co send forward
the heavy sum OF $685. and Page Bacon & Co.
sJs3COO making the combined shipments of these two
houfes alone 81 10000 The following is the specis
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VKRMoNr.--The ProhibitOry Liq"of A2v
lust passed by the Legislature Of tois Stats is
stiematized by the Montpelier Pcsrio' (lp5i) IS
the Maine Law, and ,cOrse." The fssi C9te
upon it in the House stOod-Yeas - NGys
90; but on two test votes previously rbs veto
stood. For dismssing the bl, q Ag6in.5
it, sc I'd trial, Ayes s.; Eoee O.. Ieofs
was evidently large majority in lie icvor. but
Democracy is bent on making its Oczt cen
vsss in conjunction with its natural fliy nrp.
ard Unanswered accordingly.
We believe we were fast IL ooAIctias aHd
deplOring the abolition of the Office Of State
Superintendent of Schools. The bin passed the
House, but was defeated in the SsDste Us 70
6. Bat the House refused to meet he Sen.
ate to elect Superintendent for the gdor s'-
suing.
The Legislature passed receives ii opp,si
ton TO what has been msneme9 pesiproe,y
with Canada.
An attempt to repeal the new Hs6es, Cor
pus Act, (Which cuts across the FineeTe oi The
Fugitive Slave Law was defeated
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Once more: Ii is utterly impossible &c
eliminate the Slavery element from this Cubs
question. Every one realizes thst Cubs viii
come to US SlavehOlding or not Ct sli--thst If
Slavery we're to be abolished within Ter Unite,
she would never be admitted into our Cnior--
that the majority - me present sdyocstea Of
Annexation would be as hostile TO the project
as they now are favorable to i. TIE T'1H
We understand to he in favor of scquiescence
in the Compromise OF 1850 and faithful 05-
seryance Of all it's conditions Nog We cen
sider the Annexation of Slaveholding Cuba
direct and fragrant violation Of the spirit ard
essence Of the Compromise, which regarded
not merely the termination OF past differences
respecting Slave Territories but the Preren-
ton of further perils to the Uli'1 fIom che
same source. All must BE- swsre tbot tds 81
QUESTION of Cuba will reopen the question OF
Slavery ExtensiOn-of that questics Which.
az Mr.. Webster truly said IN ouT City iUsOy
years ago, has taken a strong hold or the con
science of the Free States. Does, tbeo, he
Times contemplate the Admission a Cuba
into the Union as Slave State or Is tyo OF
more Slave States in case the controler1 q
her destinies shall see fit to prefeSits division
May We be favored with a categorical sD7vsr
We know by experience bsw sWee, IL the
mouth these projects Of National aser'nd1e-
ment always are-hOw readily the anre6ectias
majority are captivated by them--hao The
greedy merchant and the Manufacture, s<s
dazzled by the prospect of freah market md
golden gains-how the adventure, sees tberei0
princpalties awaiting his coming and bidding
him touch and take-hOw the bankrupt 70 sure
that Fortune is there waiting TO load blm With
her bountes-how the unprinciPlec Po.;,iclen
graytates to the side certain 80 be poGeric +
" strongest--and how the slave breeder csicG
lates the profits on his growing stock and pro-
claims what the South will have and wcn't
endure-and yet, profoundly conscious OF ebe
peril, the CONFUSION, the mischief. hui 'r2Fe
all Of the wrong involved in this project o. u
ban Annexation, we mean to light TO ,he
last. And we feel very confident tbst many
whonow favor it, with many whc aoV suffer l.
TO gain strength without resisting il, al IA
heartily with us before the etrUggle i iiaiahed,
Nav they consider and act willis -he"s i'g"'
tine
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G. z o r G I 4
S2,6CO,O00 IN GOLD.
ATTEMPT TO BURN SAN FRANCISCO.
NEWS FROM THE MINES.
MABKITs, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, &c

The steamship Prometheus, Capt Church
H. arrived at this port Saturday evening from sar
Jusn del Aorte, with passengers and specie.
The steamer Brother Jonathan left San
Francifco the st inst, and arrived at sau
jam del Sud at o'clock Oh the morning of the 18th
The Promethsus left San Juan del Norte
with the Brother Jousthana passengers at o'clock on
the tvening of the 18th. All well
The new steamer Antelope, for Lake Mica.
gus arrived on the morning of the 18th inst having
occupied only II dnys from New.York including de.
ention In coaug st Havana.
Let in port, bark MOpagDe, schooner Mary
Howard Capt Peterson 20 days from New-York
The W. |. Mail steamer Thames Capt. Alb
lo,t, was TO sail on the 2Oth inst
The Prometheus has experienced thick and
bosterous weather from Cape Hatteras.
The following persons came passengers 10
the Prometheus:
NJ Tote G,esoIy, ED-es Messenger; T. W vsa orden
J CsmIlcl D " Steele Mr Jone. j j. sev,r, n o,,,t n,
soy Church ii wcLbs. T. co G. W. as nSsa
- snJ5 t.d Two children Jno Marin I DatierleiI NJ
-a'h Z Mr4sms, p Cheney j. Taylor Mr.. Patt.on r
s'slp G. " Boyef- Manuel Doyle Jno yrl,on r G,'o~g
JAVA Ml LS =, m w., H P, Leeey j. P D.'s Ba,.ey
= H. Days,H f-., koin Pnce J. d Abbott Jna Williams,
Bahsf. Banter, FAR. Levi p spencer A. HaTris
srdef.on Mr. 1 M Mgs,.1 r'e SS c1 WI Ayte, n,
80, NJ Rod Dir More hr wsnler G Ichaeld, Deyis,s
X he.on, Ar Hchnser W. r. Robinson M Psr,rdze p Fi.
longer Gas NJ Goons, L. HslMr Martin T. newer NJ
ssrry VI Lses M conley EvaS W EV.os. Nr Tsora W
D o. r TSn, NJ w. R1 No. j. Ne Es M Hensy ae9c
az .. p5'hsn,,sdt W Foshay, Mr. HoubIoos NJ Bi- NJ
s,oo VI Tanner Mr. Bed NJ PHILIPPE M illus Mr. Ewing NJ
gCas M y p aolm ~ Connst. y Fer' w 4 Hamilton
~ ). Henderson o Cooper VI Lively W = Brashsr. "
rss Mr. p :h c Hcs Ms c u 5Sn H' Ro., Moo.
5onr p hoois he-sr Campbell, Edwards Haningon, Sandy
a R sa? N.,r s sc SsaSur.s I as
y,ns- ss-rs Iennvaut sedwell McLaashan, lteb W
X iee- ~ood Mr.. Ieresque Me- Ihos wSod Danl Motor
q { Aeeruethy Rest Brown, Nj RoesTs W coHneiy-'os
The steamship Northern Light Capt. Miner
arrived from AspnwolI Saturday evening 27th with
24O passenger
The Northern Light left Aspinwall Nov L.
~ 10 o'clock F. N arrived at Kingston, Jsm in 81
aours left Kingston Sunday 3Ist 8: u O'clock
pX
The Northern Light passed the 4. :. NJ
steamer Gsorgis, from Aspinwsn bound to Kingston
On The night Of the 18Th mat.
The steamer Georgia left AspinwaIl with
s2,5OOCoo on freight ard the T. 8. Mails.
Left steamer Falcon at Aspinvsll, for New
OGeaEs
The passengers by the Northern Light came
oy the steamers Northerner and Calaernis.
On Wednesday, Oath inst, lat. 20 30 ~,
cn. 20 so, saw steamer steering south, Supposed
20 be the Star Of the West
The following persons came passengers in
the Northern Light:
Jamcs LaIsms II Wl4ms w. l. Richards. j. Burrows. d.
Ayre ItO Evans and Madson c. sewcan, Mrs d. C.
Csh ar1 ehid ,. wymsn Hecker and lady
= krh.yds n HusbeH fusis. James Braneh VIM Barn
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go We seldom recommend & manufacture,

So We seldom recommend manufactured
uedciue believing that uaoss eases nAaure ks.lf p
iccts rapidly and edectuAy than 81 accom-
pshed by the vegetables and Minerals Of medical sc nee
Bat ia the matter o: dyspepsia theTs chronic eaue
.hout IT, which very often. dety al the Efforts
create healthy action Of the digestive organs AZ not nm
eqt emily haPpens that thousands suffer Tor yc. diseased
10th in body and mind from indigestion ar Is ~ cred s
To such HooFLANps German RittsrA prepsltd AV Dr. &
NJ JACKSON truly most vsiuahs PrepSrsi Its a
tonic medicine giving healthy action % he sorc end
wiL be found highly seyiceable At all seasons hGf special
" dGrng the spring Dyspepsia only Be- curDc by pa
those suffering under this sad nslsdy wou men
application the depot Of HooFLAsDs Oesra Stters
Ne lso Arch-st, Philadelphia fPkilS5olphis l4lu-y
For sale in Newyort by A. B. Nd Sands F.lfo-
and Wilham.sis; c Ring corner sEcSdSy ~ Jolr,sis
scd BY Mn. HAYS in Brooklyn.
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FlsK's hETALliC BURIAL CASKS. The
reputation Of is s-ce IS now - uDy ef'Ashsd - -
require further effort making sa.es 1Ehou; al pare
Of The United states Darns ;he sSoL psnod sco tsr
frs IOducOn the have been used lT the deposit 81 "a
remains Mira Madison. John Caiola. Senator Emore
Gen. Campbell Clerk Of the House Of Represeniatlyes
GOV Young Of EewYOk. Gov. Wltcoaob o. 9d.9aa Gov
Hill Of NsHa,npshre Robert Renioul s1d Mr. Fovsr o
Massachusetts Henri Cay aud Daoei Nens'-I D. D.
Henssw forroery Secrefy OF the Navy; bcsdes thou
sands q Others in hll parts Of the U1fe1 sites -
which they are held than lie that the saes nave IN
creased rgpldy within the last SIX month"; ~ -
the enlargement Of manufacturing fsctel 70 oylD 80
origual sire and still difficulty fund n snppylh, W
demand Bat the pTopne'os az HE1.n .E -.S,. ~
works 30 As 70 n axe them fulv aisgr O. % the plo
irgo~s tberorSefs Tier :; srooas ar stl c3,ial
a. No So Broadway. where so Nesis llDfLLA -
NAN are located as iuIn-lhIs ui-ci--+eI' JOY '-7 -
Appc.tons IA rsh, to manu- rs he article Or ~
the sale in the urocclPi ed pa1i- o y y,.oy Co
Be made 70 The sob-cnoefs- "a
~ SANDERS & Co., No. 81 Grsnd-sJ are
ng great bareans in Fall and Winter Dry Goods 4nsH
,oet enisiur great variety Of rich fancy and staple
ooods all Of which will Be sold Of nmedat-y to oio's tls
bress We advise our friends to give then an e.s5 cal
A FAor.--The greatest bargains ever sold IN
ru NJ Winter nry Goods IN this city, VIII be gwen A.
r4xpEpsk Cos No 3o Grand.st, ihs day and COMING
week Our large stock Of long and squire Broche,
Cashmere snd Wool shavs Velyets, black and ooored
sils French Merinos, Parsmettas, De Laines Ladies
Cloths Csssineres Flmnels Blankets, &c, &c must be
so.d forthwith to close the business. Come aud see
TEAs.-The best assortment OF hne Ieas
NIL; 10 found et the store Of Canton Tea Company No 10
Cbs,bro-st between Pearl and Roosevelt the oldest Tea
es,ahment in the city. We T. ~ rs tna ney
can 10 better than elsewhere, either u wholesale OF Ie
They have COW no branch stores
IN GoURAUD's Liquid Hair Dye is, without
execution the very hest ever invented Equally csehrated
isCoUplUDs Mecated Soap for Cunns pimhes rockies
1alt rheun hesh tetter sao nss t t1ushHsss'
bens chaes cracks Sc POudre Subtitle upfcO mar from
y rsr. Of the boiy Liquid Vegetable Rouge LILY w hits
sn3 Hal Restorative Of G. Wslker-st near Broadway.
~ General Mutual Insurance Company
Merchants Exchange No. 3 corner Of Wall and William
sts) 1
WI H. AsPISwNL NosF5 II GRINNELL
JAMES brown. JOSEPH w. ALs0P JR,
ROBERT l.. TAYLOR, PAUL SPOFFORD,
LEONARDO :. SUAREZ. THOMAS p STANTON,
BENJAMIN BAGcOCg, ELIAS HICKS,
JONI 3. kiTcHINC, Nn. BARNETLL
"A. DLLANo, yEEEiIAH WILBUR
SAMUEL THOMPSON, JAMES T. SoyTTER,
MORTIMER LfyTNCsToN, CuAs. H. RUSSELL,
WV. 6 WEImORE. {. II. MARSHALL,
WILLIAM T. FUENIss, j. ID. HURLBUr.
a., RUTCERs RAMSAY Crooks,
JosEPh SANDS. VILLAS y. BoLLEs,
J. E1NATHAS SMITH, q. MERLE,
VILLAS IA. MACY, u H. MOOR
Il T. Dawson, d. {. kiHGsLAS3.
ALFRED OGDEN. President,
HENRY HOLDREGE, Vcs-Presdcnt
p {. MoRRIs, Secretary.
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s,or.. rndermined AZ springfield, Mass.
sPsrNormLp. saturday Nov, %. ls52

SPRINGFIELD, Saturday. NOV. 2, I7o<.
Tho handsome stores erected on the site OF
do ola Hampden Hotel have been almost undermined
by a stream of wster flowing from the town orooA,
wing TO sn obstruction The water Is rushing from one
cellar 70 the other and has carried away SO uch o. "a.
tanned OF complete cavein. The damage to goods IN
,be different apartments Is stated be not less than from
Al 200 10 81 OCO The building is new, having oeeh &c
.-.n,cl L,tf fhret, uppks
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~, the Brig gdsnr and Four Lives.

BALTIMORE, Saturday Nov. q, lco'
The schooner Sussex, of Baltimore, at 81.
Jobr. repors fan, in win the brig Edgar from New
York an he I'd OcL. capslzed aud took four sailors
ron the wreck who haa been there i days, subsisrs
on aour thu, bad fOafed from the hold OF the vessel
90 Nyers Of the Edgar the mate. cook and boy,
,sre b = when The vessel capsIzed. The following are
lie names Of those taken from the wreck William
HIGGINS. Henry Power, Thomas jenkins AMI boy
MIN
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The ship SamOset from Boston, went ashore
the Goth, near Fort Point, shou distance ff0m
Ssn Francisco snd viii prove total loss. She was
nnder the charge of pilot and forced on the rOchs
by the current while passing through the narrow char
mel in company with Fix or eignt otner resseh Ino
steamer Active snd scvert sailing vessels inInelafeiy
went to her assistance large portion oil her cargo
saved bur the chip Is an entire wreck She had on
board one hundred tuns Of granite intended for Tho
new Custom House.
The cornerstone OF the First Congregational
Church was laid the 2ls: inst, corner Of Cahiorna
and Dupontsts before large sseemblage An address
was delivered by Rev Timothy Dwight Hunt the Pastor
Of the Church. The ceremoE.es Observed were o. a
very imposing nature.
The Chinese residents had n grand festival
recently, IN wh!ch hundreds iCuCd alfred ia 1ch coz
tune. long procession of carriages end eaValcado
OF ho-semon marched Quito the Ycfa Bucna Cemetery,
r. Witt the birthplace Of their decessed brethren.
They ate drank and enjoyed themselves until a lao
hour IL the day.
The large brick hotel "a the block bounded
by Montgomery, Jacs-on snj Wssh'ngton-sis l. pro
crossing rapidly The concert bah will be finished and
resdy for use Ia . Jew weeks The demand Tor hrst
class hoei III san Ffncsco II v@y great 81 te preseDs
time The erection q the French thea;cr Cor
mercisl-st. l. going with great rapiiity lsrgs
number o. workmeo are constantly engaged upon H.
end WIZ undoubtedly be soon completed Arrange.
Inents have been made for the appearance Of seyer
distinguished artist from France This theatre viii b.
open TO ell descriptions OF dramatic performances
The Tong Hong Took Dramatic Celestial
Company lately arrived from China ard consisting Of
I23 performers with their music has given lew
entertainments at the American IhostoY. Company
Of Chinese Jugelers also gave few perform saces prior
10 their departure for Mexico
A Spaniard named Jose FOrni has been con-
victed othe murder OF Mexican in Happy Valley, and
sentenced 10 be hung This b the irst sentence OF des
legally paced II San frsneisco The is one Of en-
aggravated nature
The U. 5. sloop-of-wsr Portsmouth arrived
at San Frsncisco on the 2lst ut five days from,
Psnsms The Portsmouth . .he vessel Of war thai was
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Merine DI,aoter-verdict of Manslnnshter

PHfLADELPIIfA, Nov. %, I5jl
The schooner 5. +. Parker, from Norfolk for
Ncy.York sprun- leak on Thursday night on Chinso
tcspue and on Friday put into Delaware Breakwater
where enc remained yesterday, discharsing
The jury in the case Of Lowden on trial Tor
the murder Of Henry McGary brought in last night
vcrdict os msuslaughtcr
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/. :. senator frons s4s4s-s..
CrVcINyArI Thrr5dsy. 81. -, 20.

CTNCINNArI Ib-fINs'. ~ =, ~
Hon. William K Se6astian (Dsa.D Qs. -.
elected &c the T. : Senate Tor cir ye--s ir- e.. a.
March next oy the Arkansas Lssliltuls. on ttc i0I
inst by vote of a. % for John l. Rome Dem 10
6 for William Sth. The two Ho-5-s 40 s'ecscd >
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court c. o.. s,c dsv b.
a nearly unanimous vote Georgo .. W. -ins r--o.-
o.. votes and Mr. CTsghead !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29

II The Government of the United States
We gather from President FILLwoREs Letter
to Collector Maxwell, declines to engage in a
war on Spain and Cuba as an ally of Mr. Geo
Law. When it shall see fl to embark in any
such war, il will do so as principal, and mean
time prefers TO retain the guardianship of its
own dignity and honor We cannot doubt that
the People Of the United States concur hearth
y With their Government on this question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
YyenL. in the Erie CanaI-Freshet, &c.

ALBANY, Saturday, Nov. q, 1859
We have accounts of two canal breaks one
" Ori,kany snd the other at Homans about eight or
ten miles west of Amsterdam. The former cannot be
very serious it s to be repaired by Monday OF the
extent Of the latter ere uniformed
There is freshet in the river here The
wotee hes risen about three feetsnee noon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29

The above amount u The IargcsI Shipment ever made
from California.
The passengers BY The Promotions and
Northern Light held meetings board previous to ar
irving in port, and passed olutons highly comph-
mentsry TO the coed management and excellent Off
cership Of those vessels.
We tender our thanbs TO Purser Burgess Of
the Prometheus TO rurser Lord Of the Northern Light
and to Purser Hull Of the Georgia, for ther obgins "
,e rons We are also under obligations to BorlordA
Co., Wells & Co., Gregory, and Adams & Co Tor the
prompt delivery Of papers by their Expresses