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Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Africa arrived at New York
yesterday, with Liverpool dates Of October 28d,
as announced under our Geographic head yester-
day.
The British government does not intend to re-
vive the conyocation of the Church
The London, Liverpool, and American Steam
ship Company is announced with capital Of
G6o0,000 in shares Of goo each. They have
applied for, and viii probably obtain, charter
4 fatal duel between two French refugees, at
Windsor Castle, in which Captain Gourmet, of the
French Navy, was killed, has caused great SEN
sation. The origin of the difficulty is unknown
Louis Napoleon's new title will be Emperor of
the French, King of Algeria, and Protector of the
Holy Places.
, The Senate is conyoked for the 18th Of Novem
Der, when the question Of the Empire will be sub.
ton by the Pope will probably take place next
May Algeria will be made Vice Royalty, and
Lucien Mmat appointed Vice Regent.
The Paris papers are filled with addresses in
fnyor Of the Empire Medals are circulated
bearing the inscription Prince Napoleon I'd,
Emperor"
NJ Morlet. Archbishop Of Tourt, has been ele-
vated to the rank of cardinal
The Sultan Of Turkey has assumed the title Of
Emperor Of the Turks
The government had authorized the new Turk
ISL loan,
General Olloquin had been appointed com
mandant of the Centre and Civil and Military
Governor Of Puerto Principe Strong reinforce
ments of troops were embarking from Spa5u for
Cuba.
Austria bad invited the German States TO die
cuss the customs question at Vienna
The Senate of frankfort had digfrauohised the
Jews.
Diplomatic relations have been established he
tween the Courts Of Wurtemberg and PrusE =
after long interruption
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05
r.. n. IL.


Jonathan X Miller Pedler aged e, the LIST of April
left his the northern part oNew York. in apparent
good health his wedding tour, In company with his
young bride On his return home he suddenly attacked
with nhammstory Rheunatm the attack came on while
riding the cars and and painful were his suffer
ngs that tears Of pity wet the cheeks Of many kind and
sympathizng travelling companions At Utica NJ ~ the
changed and knowing the virtues Of
Railways Ready Relief purchased bottle at DR. Warmers
drug store he Immediately applied the Relief to the suffer
erhe used up the whole bottle and upon arriving at syria
cuse the pain much relieved that lie enabled TO
walk TO his carriage without assistance He has since re
ported himself cured.
In all cases Of Inhsmmatory Rheumatism, Railways Re
lief will instantly stop the pain, Let those who safer
try It.
SORENESS IN the bones, flesh, joints or mus
ces whether In the head feet wherever 1t Is Railways
Relief will in few moments every particle of irr
tation from the system.
MERCURIAL PAINS.-Persons who have been salivated
with mercury feel it's effects still In their system, whose
flesh is with Sores assured speedy relief Of
their palms, complete eradication Of the poisonous de-
posts by use Ready Relief and RenovstDg
Resolvent.
Groups, Spasms, Cholera, Dysenery, Diarrhea, Sick
Headache and Chill Fever R. Relief TO be taken in
ternally and applied externally. nov 3
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05
STRONG ON THE GOSPELS.

NEW Harmony and Exposition Of the Gospels Consist
ing OF Parallel and Combined Arrangement, ON a
New Plan OF the Narratives of the Four EyangeliBts
cordng to the Authorized Translation and Con tnuous
Commentary with Brief Notes suboned Being the First
Period Of the Gospel History. With Supplement- contain
ing extended Chronological and Typographical Dissertations
and complete Analytical Index. BY JAMES STRONG a. NJ.
illustrated by Maps and Engrayngs Sro PIP 500 Price S.
"In point of external fnighpsper, printing binding,
and graphic usraonths lie by far the finest book that
has been issued from the Methodist Book Concern And
the gem s worth the setting The bSek is noble example
Of the application Of genuine learning unwearied industry,
and critical sagacity that highest of all objects which
the wit Of man apply selEthe illustration Of the Chris
tian Scriptures,
The illustrations nineteen in number partly litho-
graphs tinted in the finest style OF the art partly STEEL and
partly wood engreving all executed in the very best
ner.
"a better Harmony, better plan than this of Mr.
srongs does not exist lie has awaited bimeeU Of all the
good things in former works Of ito class without serviley
copying any. His plan combines the exhibition Of each
Gospel in separate columns, with that of making text
from portions Of all and II is eXecued with unsurpas
ingenuity His exposition paraphrasef psrapbrase 10
can caedgveB the Of the Greek text in clear
free simple style, while his notes critical explanatory
and concise It also contains much important matter in
three appendixes To the minister this book almost
dispensable and its at family prayers would tend
throw great amount Of interest around the ryices Of tho
domestic altar ZtUts Herald.
For sale by GRAY & BABLANTyNE,
nov i-tr Seventh street
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05
House-furnishing Store.

I,HE subscriber has removed to commodous store in
Iron Hall, situated on Pennsylvania avenue, between
9th and 10th streets has opened extensive assort
ment of new and beautiful Housekeeping articles, which ne
determined 70 cell aS low the articles can be pur
chased in Of the eastern cities His seek at present
consists In part Of -
French and English China and Crockery Ware, in Dinner
! Desert, Tea, and Toilet Sets.
Gut and pressed Glassware .
Gilt and mahogany frame Mante PIER and Toilet Glasses
Bronsed Iron Hatracks, Standards Andirons, fender
Candeabras &C., Shovels and Tongs.
SNar Lamps and GrsDdoles Hall Lamps
~ ted Tea and Coffee Sets, Csstors.
Walters and Tea Trays Cake Baskets
Covered Dishes Gard Receivers Candestlcks Drns &c
Stair Rods Table Cutlery, Japanned Goods.
Britannia Ware, block tin Tea and Coffee Urns.
Chsfing Dishes, Oyster Tureens.
Dish Covers, Egg Boilers, &c
bohemian Glassware, iron framed Dressing Glasses
Terra Gotta Ware, Door Mates Baskets, Brushes WOOD
Ware, Cooking Utensils &C.,
With magnificent collection Of Mantel and Table 0rns
men Fancy articles generally altogether forming the
largest and cheapest assortment Of G3oos
over offered for sale IN this city Q. W. B0TELEk
oct 26-3tawfwif
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05
An Ansotionats SON.

The newspapers inform us that ths Governor
General Of Canada has committed, to Imprisonment
for life, the sentence Of death against Robinson
and his wife, colored for the murder of an Indian
named Cornstalk. The principal witness against
them was their own son, who, after sentence was
passed, made an offer to the sheriff to carry il
into execution with his own hands, for new suit
of clothes. We would acquit the parents alto.
gother of the charge alleged, and hang, drown
and garote them for raising such son!
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

4 TREATISE ON DIVINE UNION, designed to point
N Of the intimate relations between God and
in the higher forms Of religious experience by Thomas
@. Upham ID. E. Price ST..
A COMPENDIUM OF METHoDIsM, embracing the his
tory present condition of its various branches in all
countries with defence Of its doctrina governmental
and prudential psculisresby Rev. James Porter, A. NJ
Price 81.
great revival in Great Britain In which twenty thousand
profssed faith in Christ and ten thousand proesed
sanctcation about six years. In connexon with the la
bors of Rev. James Caughey including account Of
those mental and spiritual exercises which made him
eminent revvas selected and arranged from "Caugh.
eys Letters" by Rev r. W. Allen, and edited by Rev.
Daniel Wise, A. NJ. Price 81.
HELPS TO LIFE OF HOLINESS AND USEFUL.
NESS, or REVIVAL MISCELLANIES; containing eleven
revival sermons, and thoughts entire sancthcaSn
revival preachingmethods to promote Of
revival eortsrevivals and the errors Of Godreyval
excitementsre prayer meetings difficulties of con-
verts temptation - intdelty affection backslidng-'
ministerial conflicts 4c selected from the works
Of the Rev James Caughey the eminent revi
valist-by Rev r. W. Allen and Rev Daniel Wise Price
81 This work has reached Its thirteenth edition In about
seven months.
NATURE AND BLEssEDNEss OF CHRISTIAN PU-
RITYby Rev Il. s. Foster, with Introduction by Ed
mund James, D. D. Of the Bishops Of the Methodist
Epscopal Church. Price rs cents For sale by
ect CTR GRAY BALLANTYNE, It'll street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05
WHAT DO YOU WANT

TF YOU are afflicted with any the diseases
| the . flesh is heir To-" call at Winners.
you wish cheer those around you with the "harmony
Of sweet sounds" call at Winners. .
IL you wish TO correspond with friends FAR away, call
ut Winners. .
II you wish TO sketch to memory dear" call at
Winners
If you wish perpeuste your glossy rnglets, call Of
Winners .
II you wish 10 find out there's luxury IN shave, call
al Winners. -
If you wish toilet rerfumed like "Arsby the best"
call at Winners. .
II you have "any old chairs TO mend" call at Winners
II you wish 10 get rid of visitors unwelcome to repose
call ct Winners.
And last but not least II you wish TO some Of yor
money, call at Wimer's-
Where you can get DR.. Wismss Pulmonic Basam,
Hampton's Tncture, and Fever and Agus Pills; MUSIC;
Letter Paper Note Paper Visiting Cards. Drawing Mate
rails Crayons &C.; Gilmans Ricinne Hair Brushes ana
Combs Tally Razors Shaving Creams Soaps and strops
Colognes Extracts, Honey Soaps; Philipss Patent LIQUID
Glue English Vermn-destroyer reasonable prices, ana
Porte monnaies and Pockebooks to secure the change
All these and many more, at -
W1MER'S Stationery and Fancy Store,
oct 3o-tr 9th street. near Louisiana nv,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05
Musical Card.

J,HE subscriber aving taken up hs abode in Washing
inQon) respectfully his intention of teac
ing Vocal Music the Piano Forte in which profession
he has been engaged for twelve years IN the vicinity Of
Testimonials In regard to character and will
be shown and in addition thereto the subscriber has the
honor Of referring to the following named gentlemen:
Hon. John w. Maury, Mayor Of Washington,
Rev. oryile Dewey, ID. D.
Professor G. g. Page
z. Richards, esq, Principal Union Academy.
Z. N. Stratton, sga ..
Terms of Tuition follows: Piano Forte and Singing, in
connection Ss per quarter of twenty lessons either
one alone, S12 Glasses for fundamental practice Glee
Singing at reasonable and satisfactory rates
Orders may be left ut the Teachers residence goth street
between and F; also ct Geo Hlbuss Music Depot Penn
gylvania avenue. NJ. S. JOHNSON,
nov l--eod1w
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05

SUGAR, COFFEE, &C.

100 RsS s.. sad PIC SSs Ss Ola cone.
100 do white Msracaibo Coffee
20 halfchests fresh green and black Tea
100 boxes Starch
loo do fresh ground Rio Coffee
zoe packages loaf, crushed, and clarified Sugar
100 boxes Tobacco, all sizes
10000 Havana prncpeennd German Cigars
zoo dozen Backing
100 do Brooms
10 casks best wintor.blesched, SPERM and whale
Oil
~ hogsheads Porto Rico and Cuba Sugars
Just received and in store for sale by
MORTON a WILSON.
O"So--eo|W Water st., Georgetown,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05
rise IN Valna.

The Cincinnati Gazette says that in the year
1887, Matthias Denny purchased six hundred and
forty acres of land embracing nearly oil the
present site of Cincinnati, for forty-nine dears!
Now scarcely solitary. front foot Of any lot on
that ground can be purchased for that sum. But
will some ono who has time please tell us what
$40 wouldn this time amount to, at six per cent,
compounded semi-annualy, as may be done with
funds invested in any description Of stocks!
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05

Skg No man should be delicate abou asking
for what is properly his due. If he neglects
doing SO, he is deficient in that spirit of indie
pendence which he should observe in all his &C
tons. Rights are rights, and, if not granted,
should be demanded The selfish world is little
inclined to give one his own, unless he have the
manliness to claim it. The lack of the proper
fulflment of this principle has lost to many for.
tune, fame. and reputation.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05
Affairs I'm Georgetown.

GEORGETOWN, Nov. 5-12 m.
The money at our Building Association sold on
Tuesday night at 5000 cents premium The
report Of tho Treasurer shows the association to
be in hourishing condition.
About 5000 lbs roll butter, from Virginia
wagons, were sold yesterday and the day before;
at $23@S24 per 100 lbs, good and common.
The -four market this morning is firm, with
considerable sales yesterday at 81 50@$4 62l,
mostly at the latter price. White wheat 90 cents
GlS1 10; red, 96@100. ELECTRO.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05
DIED,

On the Sd instant at tho residence of HESAr LESLIE
Annapolis Maryland GEORGE W. GRAY, esq formerly OF
this city, aged 40 years.
In thcity Of New York. tbs iuorning Of Tuesday the
I'd November after protracted Illness Brigader 6eners
DON CARLOS DE ALvEAR, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Psnpotentiary OF the Argentine
near the American Government 8
On Thursday morning, the 4h instant, at quarter o.
ten o'clock Mira SUSAN BAYLISs la the 3Oth year OF her
age.
At the residence OF her father in Montgomery county
Maryland Miss CATHARINE BOUCHER, In the 10th year
Of her are.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05
Fashionable Dancing.
IRON HALL ASSEMBLY ROOMS.

X Go0DALL, Professor and Teacher Of Dancing, De-
porment oaithenio and Sceptre Exercises taught
ladies and gentlemen Tor select csssss to suit
their oonyenence, IN all the fashionable Dances Tsstimo
mails can be seem nom the principal families and schools
Duchess Of Sutherland Earl and Countess Of Fowls Lord
and Lady HILL Sir b. and Lady Leighton, Lord Liverpool
p Lord and Lady cambemors, and of the Members
OF Parliament.
Private Glasses for Ladies every Wednesday and satur
day, at 2, p. m.
Glass for Masters and Misses same days. at haIfpast
3, p m.
evening Glasses for Gentlemen every Thursday at half
past 7, p. m.
the art Of singing. lF- a
All letters and commands addressed 10 Mr.. Goodall
Iron Hall, will receive prompt attention.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05
cnnsrsan,ion., rs.,hoal.t..

This, we learn from the Georgia papers, 10 the
name assumed by body Of people in that State,
who have seeded from the Methodist Episcopal
Church. In their published declaration they
speak Of the itinerant system as having done its
work and lost its efficiency; they object to the
Methodist government as uncongenial with our
civil institutions they retain the Methodist doc
trinesj but they commence with organizing a
general representative unity called "The Con
gregational Church" under which local concre-
cations may organize, each having power to
choose its own pastor and other officers.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05
The ways Of Great pIen.

1t has been said that the Duke of Wellington
never wrote despatch in which the word Duty
did not occur, and that Napoleon never wrote a
despatch in which the word Glory was wanting /;
and this is said to be the difference between the
two men, and the two countries to which they
belonged .
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05
New York Congressional Election.

Twelve Wings, twenty Democrats, and one
Abolitionist are elected to represent the Empire
State in the next Congress. In the present Con-
gress the delegation is equally divided, each
party having seventeen members The State
loses one member under the new apportionment.
The names Of the members elect are as follows.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05
SUCH MASS OF HOME TESTIMONY MUST CARRY
CONVICTION TO EVERY MIND.

BALTIMORE, Sep. Is, 1851.
Mssrs Mortimer d Motobyay--Gentemen The cure OF
Mr.. Robert Gault, by the OF three bottles Of Hamp
toms Vegetable Tncture per his certificate is think
almost unprecedented His of extremely excrucating
suffering from Chronic Infammatory rheumatism came
Immediately under my observation through the last
four years. which considered entirely hopeless. Through
my persuaon he induced to try your inva
liable Tincture prompted to remark at the time,
that If medicine would Mr. Gsult it certainly would
remove mountains" The knowledge Of this miraculous
cure ccmpels to consider 1t duty owe to the afflicted
nd particularly to those with complaints like his to
make generally the healing power of this truly
wonderful medicine
Yours, most respectfully, JAMES ? MERRITT,
1877 Baltimore street.
CHAs. sTOTT CO., have it for sale, and will give
pamphlets gratis See advertisement to-day. oct
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05

Ha5- Potatoes are brought home from Califor,
MIA weighing four and five pounds Ne country
known produces greater variety and of more
luxurious growth-everything in the fruit and
vegetable kingdoms California!
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05
Members of the present Congress.

My son, would you suppose the Lords prayer
could be engraved on space no bigger than half
dime ?" "Why, yes, father, if half dime
was as large in reality as it appears in your
eyes, think there would be no difficulty in put
ting it on four times" $50 to bed, sir!
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05

E@s~ At the eastern watch house last night
four of the notorious rowdy gang known as ''peel-
ers,'' were confined. We know that they stood
fair chance for the workhouse this morning,
and We know that reformation won't send them
to the State prison but drunkenness and rowdy-
ism will, if they persevere in them
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05
Canadian Parliam ent-The Tarif.

VUEbEC, nov. T.
The Canadian Parliament has agreed to adj
journ from the 10th of November, to the 18th Of
February
Mr.. Kinks stated last night that tho new tariff
would be postponed and even then will depend
on the course of tho American government
whether or not it will apply to British goods pass
sing through the United States in bond.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05

BaFWe call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement of Mr.. NJ. S. Johnson He pro-
poses to form singing class this evening at
Temperance Hail. and this, the first night, is free
for all interested in the art of singing
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05

BALTIMORE, Nov o. p. m.
Baltimore and New York markets are un-
changed
Skupinski, who was to have been hung in
Philadelphia to-day, has been respited until the
third of December.
No election returns have been received TO al
ter previous accounts.
Tennessee and Kentucky are both doubtful
They have probably gone for Pierce.
Electoral Vote OF south Carolina-Ho n-
ors 10 Webster and Clay.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 2.
The Legislature met to-day in special session,
and proceeded to the election of electors to cast
the electoral vote Of the State for President and
Vice President. The electors in favor Pierce and
King, on the first ballot received 135 votes, and
were declared duly elected.
A message was received from the Governor
relative to the death of Clay and Webster. Re-
solutions of coincidence and in honor of the mem
Dry of the two distinguished statesmen, were
adopted, and the Legislature then adjourned sine
die
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05
Resignation and appointment.

y
The Hon. j. g Hoyt, Justice of the Supreme
Court, has resigned his position, and accepted
the Superintendentship of the New York and
Buffalo City Railroad, at a salary of $4,000 per
annum.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05

ENTERTAINING BOOKS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
rINHRILLING STORIES OF THE OCEAN, from Anthem.
j ito Accounts Of Modern Noyagers and Travellers. BY
Marnsduke Park With numerous illustrations limo,
pp. 300. Price T5 cents.
HISTORY OF SANFORD 4 MERToN--a Book Of Moral
and Instructive Entertainment for Young People BY
Thomas Day Illustrated with four plates limo, PIP $780,
Price IS cents,
ROSA OF LINDEN CASTLE; or, Filisl Affection, A
Tale for Parents aud Children BY the author of The
Basket Of Ilowersn
MISS EDGBw0RTH's EARLY LESSONS, containing
Harry and Lucy Frank Sequel to Frank and Rosamond
To be had separately all together In Ave thick volumes
NOVELTIES OF THE NEW WORLDS or, The Adven-
lures Discoveries the First Explorers Of North Amer
ica by Joseph Barnard. With illustrations
PLYMOUTH AND THE PILGRIMS; or, Incidents Of
Adventure In the Hisory OF the First Settlers by the
thor Of "Npyelties Of the New World"
For sale at GRAY BALLANTYNEs
nov tNows Bookstore, 7th street,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05

RAJ The theatre was crowded last night, it
being the benefit of Gabriel Ravel, and the bill
Of fare" was excellent. This evening they per-
form some of their finest pieces, and of course
they will have one of the finest audiences.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05
City Items.

~>The Free and Accepted Masons of this Vi
cinity celebrated at Mt. Vernon, the hundredth
anniversary of the initiation of George Washing
ton to that ancient brotherhood
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05
DAILY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON:
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOV, s, 1852.

yB PALMER the American Newspaper Agent, Is an0
amin athoissd agea for this paper Ia the cities o. pos
% Work and Philadelphia, and Is duly empower 70 ae
stissnants and subscriptions at the rates az required
By US His receipts win be regardSd Is SE% YORK TIL
ins BuIdings; PHILADELPHIA, ~ W. corner OF Thhd
and Chestnut streets.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05

q AMUEB LEWIS, Jeweller and SiIversmith, has re-
- moved 10 the new store Pennsylvania avenue, DO
18th and 18th streets, where he Will be plcafcd 70
his customers and the public.
As- For rent two rooms the store, suitable for
offices, oct 2d-eo6t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05

RGs~ Many editors arc endeayoring to ascer
tain the causes of the defeat of the Wing party
The fact is all that has thus far interested us.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05

Bag young lady explained to printer, the
other day, the distinction between printing and
publishing, and at the conclusion Of her remarks,
by way of illustration, she said: " You may print
kiss Oh my cheek, but you must not publish
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05

n6s- II seems harsh and hesrtless for an editor
TO head the announcement of any ones death
with the word Dead" as many do.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-05

The Roman Catholics Of Ireland have begun an
agitation for Religious Equality" They are in
favor Of abolshing the established Church, and
giving to no one denomination any superiority
over others.--E1chdHge.
We are With The Roman Catholics in Ireland
God speed them May like efforts be successfully
prosecuted in New Hampshire, Italy England,
France turkey Rome, and throughout alI the
nations of the earth.