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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-30
"The Lie Confessed"

"The Manchester Democrat, the abolition
sheet in which the lying report of General
Pierce's New Boston speech was published
conteSses The falsehood Il has perpeirated.--
What man of common sense is there, who
can for one moment suppose that General
Pierce would pretend to be an Abolitionist
in community where he was we'll known
and where his character was that of a man
bitterly opposed to Abolitionism in all its
forms. The following is the Democrats
retraction; read it men of the South, &c."
Here is the article from the Manchester
Democrat and we reiterate the Banners
advice to the ''men of the south" who should
by all means read it,
"The Hunker press is alledging that we
are endeavoring TO render General Pierce
odous to the South by representing him as
an Abolitionist. This is not the fact. We
hare Invariably spoken of him as devoted to
the support Of the most extreme sectional
views on the sheet of slavery. We never
gave him credit for sincerity in his speech
at New Boston, but regarded has anti-slavery
remarks as a political ruse designed only for
This latitude"
This is what the Banner calls ga lie con-
fessed." We ask in what particular part Of
this paragraph there is any confession? and
we call upon ''men of the south' not only
to look with the eyes that nature gave them
but TO put on their spectacles if they can
not find it without them. The truth is
there is no confession here-none is design
ed to be made and sit is the very error Of
the moon" which causes the Editor of the
Bonner to fancy it a confession. He is Ia.
boring under an optical delusion. Has he
given any evidence to show that the Man
chester Democrat ever charged Gen. Pierce
with Abolitionism? No! The Editor say.
he "had universally spoken of him as devo
ted to the support of the most extreme sec
tional views on the subject of slavery
But the Democrat it will be remembered
suffered Mr.. Foss' affidavit, and those O
some eighteen or twenty other good ant
true men to appear in its columns, TO the eff
feet, that Frank Pierce made a speech a
New Boston, in which they all srear that h
did make abolition remarks. This is tread
ing upon the corns of the Banner, for he
along with all the democratic press o
the south swear on the other hand tina
Frank Pierce never did make such a speed
as was attributed to him; and tried TO prov
(what in logic is considered tolerably diff
cult, a negative; but failing in this, III
only chance left them of extricating thei
candidate from his dilemma, they assail tn
editors veracity and say he "confesses tn
lie," as though this would invaldate tn
crushing force of the affidavits of Mr.. Eos
and others. But unfortunately for the pc
sition Of the Banner, the editor of the Demo
crat denies ever charging Pierce with bein
an aboltionist. He says he believed hin
,nsincere in his speech at New Boston AM
regarded his dnti-starery remarks ''as pc
litical ruse designed only for that latitude
This is just what ha. been charged viii
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-30
Pure Brandies, wines, sc.

WYE beg TO call the special attention Of our
w friends and customers, and the trade gener-
ally, to our extensive stock of
PURE BRANDIES, WINES, &C.,
direct from New York, purchased carefully from
under government bond, the Custom House certif-
Gates accompanying each package, embracing the
following brands:
2hf pipes otaTd, Dupuy Co. pale br.ndy'
2qr " A. seignette pale brandy:
2qr " 6 dark do,
5 or " extra pale dos
cask natural port wine,
F. d. =" e
2 sweet &C.
" Burgundy "
. L" Sicily Madeira
" old "
2 " sweet Malaga
" claret
! 90 {. pure Jamaica rum;
" fine Holland Gin;
10 barrels old peach brandy;
Is I" I" Bourbon whisky,
20 " rye do;
Customers and physicians wishing to purchase
pure article Of Brandy or Wine, may rely on the
above liquors being pure, having been purchased
under the personal supervision Of one of the firm on
the most advantageous terms the eastern market
affords. We therefore respectfully solicit call
and examination before purchasing elsewhere.
PERRY & BARTHOLOW.
| Glasgow, September 30, 1922.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-30
The Protection Tns. Company,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.


CONTINUES to issue Policies on the most IA
~ vorable terms, on Dwellings, Stores, Hotels,
Warehouses, Mills, MANUFACTURES, Barns, &c. Also
ON Household Furniture, and Goods, Wares and
Merchandise contained or insured therein against
loss or damage by FIRE! Also, on Dry Goods,
Groceries, Manufactured Goods, Produce, House,
hold Furniture, Live Stock, and every other de-
scrption of Merchandise or Personal property,
shipped or to be shipped per good steamboat or boats
TO and from points on the Western waters, or be-
tween Eastern cities (via Lakes, or other inland
route,) and any towns in the western country
against the hazards of INLAND TRANSFORMATION
Also, upon shipments of Goods, Wares and Mer.
chandize, per good vessel or vessels, between New
Orleans and Eastern ports, between New Orleans
and other Gulf ports-between all American ports
and English or European ports, or to any maritime
ports whatsoever in the Atlantic waters against the
PERILs OF THE SEA. Al the loves. rates of pre-
MUM charged by other responsible Companies.
%" For full information as to rates, adjustment
OF losses, &c., apply TO the undersigned, who is
authorized TO issue Policies, without delay.
PERRY Il BARTHOLOW, lsENTs.
Glasgow, Sept. 80, Is5?--t
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-30

II The August No. of The North Brit
ish Review, from the republication office Of
L. Scott & Co., New York, has been re-
ceved.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-30

FDuring the month of August the
contributions TO the Washington monument
amounted to 81 ,949, including 800 from
the city of Augusta, (Ga.) Blocks were
received also during the month from YER
mont, and Kentucky, and the American In
stitute.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-30

Samuel Clements, and wife, convicted in
this county of enticing slaves to run away
from their masters, were safely deposited in
the pententiary, on Tuesday of last week.
On Wednesday, they sent to the Governor a
petition for pardon, in which they set forth
that they were ignorant of the law. The
Governor refused to grant the PARDON
Lex. Express.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-30
mo. D. PERRY, THO. J. BARTuoLoW
PERRY & BARTHOLOW,

Groccrs, Dealers in Hemp, aud Produce Generally,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERcHAETs,
GLASGOW, MO.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-30

1--WE form attachments in this world
only to be broken.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-30

J. t. DowDALL. cHILEs CARR. n. y. cAhH
J. I. DOWDALL & CO.,
WASHINGTON FOUNDRY,
Corner Second and Morgan ST., St ouis,.. Mo.
MANUFACTURERS of Steam Engines e.,a
Lfl Boilers, Saw and Grist Mil Machinery,
Lard Kettles, Carding Machines, &C.
TOBACCO PRESSES, SCREWS AND LEVERS,
OF our own manufacture, warranted. to give satis-
faction.
~" Agents for James Smith g. Co.'s superior
Machine Cards
st. Louis, Sept. 30-3m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-30
CRACKERS!

= Barrels Soda Crackers;
- 20 barrels Water md Butter Crackers;
IS hlf bbls do do do
In store and for sale by
Sept. 80. PERRY & BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-30
STOVES.

so Cooking Stoves of various styles, some entirely
new patterns, one called the "Mssourian" we
beg to call the especial attention of farmers,
being extra heavy and durable.
$50 Parlor, Box and other kinds of heating
Stoves, embracing many new and desirable
patterns.
60 Salamander Coal Stoves,
ALL of which we offer at unusual low rates
Sept. 80. PERRY g. BARTHOLOw.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-30

$50 Barrels Cincinnati and other brands; 100
Half barrels Cincinnati Whisky; in store and to
arrive, for sale by
Sept. 30. PERRY & BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-30

$50 Bags Rio Coffee; 25 Bags old Government
Java, in store and 10 arrive, for sale by
Sept 30. PERRY & BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-09-30
SAI.Ti
Iron, NAILS AND RLACKSMITH,s
TOOLS.

Our stock of these Goods is full and well as
sorted, and will be sold at very low rates
Sept 80. PERRY q BARTHOLOW,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-25
WING state Convention.

A Convention of the Wings of the State OF
Vermont, will be holden at Burlington on
Wednesday, the seventh day of July next at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose OF norIna-
ting ticket for State Officers, preparatory 10
the next September election, and for the trans
action of such other business as may he dccmcd
expedlcnt and proper, by the Wings of tins
State when assembled in mass Convention -
A general and punctuaI attendance of dcIrg'tc'
from all parts of the State Is requested.
JOHN DEWEY,
HENRY 3. STACY, Sy,Jc ft,J,,
DAN'L A. llEALD, rn,,,iU,c'
J. II. BARRETT,
HEMAN CARPENTER,
June If, 1852.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-25
THE PLEDGES OF THE VARIOUS sTA1f S-GEN'
SCOTT, ACCEPTS THE SUMMATION, WITH
W. IIATfNRM, LrC.

Mr. Dayton. of New Jersey. made an clo-
.ournt snrr,h. sot,Iur forth the character and .
I I,,n,.,co, ~ ,Io no,,ino, r,viur AN c3,ournt
.cn,o~v ON Scott. and npncalnr to the South
in behalf or an earnest support.
Alabama and other delegates from tic South,
have stated that the adoption of the platform
removed their instructions to vote ag,tnIst Gen.
scott.
MIR. Jones. of Tennessee rcada letter from
Scott dated yesterday, saving =
.llaying the honor to be carlidatc of the
Whig Convention. | will accept the nomlna-
ton, if rendered to me, with the platform laid
down by the Conventions"
Louisiana then pledged berscI to tie noml-
nen.
North Carolina came ia unanimously.
New York responded through Mr. labeoc',
from Mr.. Fimorc's d strict. s,ylug that the
nomination of Gen. Scott will glvc more joy
to Mr.. Fillmore than his own name.
Mr.. Grantlana, of Georgia., announced
Georgia for the uomincc.
II was now halt-pnSt one o'clock, and guns
were heard fiyinr from Federal Hill, in homer
Of the nomln ,tion.
Mr.. Bryan, of 5. G., responded on behalf OF
the delegation OF that State THAT HcnTai scott
had endorsed the platform, ana 0ou'"N"' o''"'
cntorses scott
Mr' stewart OF "''.'"..' I'o''''s'" al W -
"nrinn'hE MINORITY loT 9c.I' 1,,,.a,;.n
ne Iun'rll'an o. ''9 n'aG11 ,o, g, .'''
''t ms "c''- ''''' ~ "''7 ~ ',' -,
Mississippi responded heartily IN iWor Oh tie
nominee, =, acknowledgements
dc1 in f,vnr nf Sro,l. rron,j.iur tie lurcc-,
maioritv Of any State in the Union.
Gcoreia, through Mr.. Dawson. responded
and promised that the " hgs ct N"or"! WON'T
accept Scott on the Wing PLATFORM ana Won"
do lhrlr best to eject Man, ,.;..
,,,n nv, ,rr. NJ r,,itir,,,o,, ura,iutiu and il scoi,
-, ,ln,,.rI, ~ ,,n;nr;,v
Coy InI,n.o, nf pa whilst homrinr Mil
ara rilln,orr and Mr. Webster. rr,. cnu,trail
~ n;tI H.. f,iinw Lrln,,,,ns to silk TO Scott
L.,o,,,;,,,, L;, ,nLo ,Lo n1I,. c,nIil.tc t,r wlo
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-25

- .., =. ..,;.r, ,i.., ,.,,,,,lo of ,hn
r"'u'""y. ""'' w '"''., ''I ~ ~ wa, r,r
o".''" '''"'o'i """ p,' , .,,,,,.,,, h,s
w. '"a' '''' e",'',' u.y't,". ''' .iaia, frn,,
no' scn' P.Nn'r 'e'''' ",.' r w., a.,
'"H'"'" INV" l III A. ,,I :, ,Loto he
P"'c WIN o"u Wv" i.,,o a' -, liz, nro,
any '.i'' I.Sc ~ "'.i 49, y. - So, r,hn
UoIe II, u apP.s.' , Low t,,"' .a.,,o, ~ svorv
ia" 'e''e. '" ,'e r,a, ,,,s,,o1
" '"o' ", ~ a., H. y, ,,,,, ,,a, nocLe,
Ou' o,'e "''o'' "'u ",'s 70 :" Ivy ho ,oI ~,
nv, ~ ~ -'" ', ,'p ~ a., i,,,arm
W' d.. ,t .aJ ,hn I,,,or rororrod to
~, W.. c,r ". ..i;aI' 10 81 Oil yri,e
V,u", ~ rorran,inn nI r. ,nv individual
"'c"" H. w. Wv, 10y. hnnIJ I no non,i-
uc,o'1 i"U III, T" j., w., ,,,r ~ accon,,nce on
aes ,,,,nIf as s,r,r,rly in f,vor IF tho rom.
nro,nisc AS | did to YOU before. Say the same
TO NV friends. Bolts, Jones, and others"
Mr.. Bolts then read some resolutions ape
proved bv Scott in favor OF the Compromise,
and in onposition to slavery agitation.
Mr.. Archer of Virginia said this letter was
read here with no understanding of General
Scott before hand. Mr. Archer said there was
no collision in this matter between himself and
Scott, as he was for Fillmore.
Mr.. Dayton of New Jersey, said that he
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-25

Gen. SCOTS Reception the Nomination
The Washington correspondent Of th New
York Herd!, writing from Washington, June
81, II 3 /, P. NJ, says, General Scott received
the nomination with great cquaninIy, and ai-
ter receiving large number of friends took an
airing in hI0 carriage.
MIR. Webster's speech at the Kossuth Dinner
killed hin with the Sou IA, Scott Is uou-Intcr
vention all over. SCOTS nomination Is highly
satisfactory 10 the Whlss. There will be d
tremendous reaction IN his favor IN tie South
Dat his friends lre afraid Of the free sellers il
the North. The denocrlti viii fight tho cam
palln largely upon his native Ameuonu l,rc'.
5nl they admit It Will be hand battle.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-25

.On the Gi)y-,hrd ballot Crltcnden rccciv-
ed one vote from kentucky.
Amid the intense excitement and cheering n
resolution was offered by n delegate from Ala
bama, to declare the nomination unanimous.
The annexed IS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-25
Is ~ 10 II 10 II ~ 81


The scattering votes were thrown for soma
toy, Jones and Bell Of Tcnr; Gcn. laumer,
Jas. H. pcttigrcw, of :. C.: Secretary Stuart,
senator Badger, Of n. C., Gov. Brown llcny
" Willard, of Alabama; Albert q. " llllnnS
Of Tenn; Mr.. Richardson and Senator Piait, OF
Maryland.
DECLINED BEING CANpIphTES.
The Kentucky delegation produced letter
from Mr.. Crtrcndcp, declining the nomination
for Vice President.
Mr.. Jones, of tennessee, declined, after the
vote of Mime given him, expressing hrhcI
that he could gNc more service To the glorious
wing party as high private than as a com
mlssoncd officer, AMI that he believed nlhci'
were more competent aud more deserving tn.
honor than himself and begged his friends to
! dCsist.
sEcRETAEI GRAHAM NoMINArLp.
/ Upon the second ballot, VIM. \. Graham, @
/ Etrh Carolina. received the npnniuon.
| Atrcr thc uulnumou. nomu'uou OF MI Nl'
! ham IL. ". Miller Of North clrollnA, lo-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13
DisASfers. &c.

srir sovtsses Francsco ron Wv Yo,k 81
pe-o-d heasy bad ssies the seer -vlns ~
iefk darn. stct she aconpsh-i bnt
&C Care Horn o four days h Oohs- =, ma
hsti etsogIcfed irsm~ldous s1e. wkieh "a. ,rr.
nn ei s' yArd snt to,nsanf -ava. not
ufeed ~ esrssscn the TIE tau1axe h9u~v- =.
faTrd cny. Her IS re. ,y.-.yi-s
= - oolr sih free rua rom ~ -.
e tape Horn 81 eays; from Cape Eca,.yr "A "a A..
n ~'''N ~ 4 s-i-lN
bs,s h'ota t-ore reported Tan sns BIO. p,j-
-He las o~cn fsaes an stripped q hs- topnsst, v
steiner n iae lOfh "'--''- y
e nr- te-rp ssis &c - '-- "-~'AuF
b-H DlsstA', CfoS.e ~hch ed from Boston st,h ~ Co.
repaired -s '-a 'hs-, aeT-
sTs.s'air CIV ~ Bs,-os. Phlsiephz oh from r.,
pSFis hstns ercoSaered estreny hesvy ~ea.h- .n4
Sshsp ~nd DAMS iae stoe passage sz.s,pei
"a baie see-iA IN m fetog ia PsmhroA- b~sore rsno5 -
sfleh .ren ih etses a. c1p~ JACK sshi ID al nj ~
s-t ft q str. vter he drove tie leds-s ,sI -,
~ rref Land Ste-esh becane -recs CIV 49,
NV sSsa ssArs.s W. LDB.Et LeEs uhsch s,ed -, ~,
nei ca Ne Al -; os h--ofs alas- yut haes
esnr Z, -sirrss tsfg en 7th az W, I.ly
ve . ~ 60 reefns sd " s1cke .tY Coaf.foa P,.. -
'iioo ~ Nee York Al of;a.. ts.ser "a. $500
saiaTcsy nognsa-. - '4'-snsa
srr,E'En err - PTftsGs henrs s san Frsn.c b.s-. -,
portd bsfrf - Narasso ofrnly bulk Tor The PA-9.l,
Ase isFrrrec Ire let srroa. AID ar, =. sn
~rie[ - - ts erie zHet,r coase,uen
~eia~E lie Started =ea Nss fo-k Psesc form
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13
spoken. &c.

Nov 81 at Is % y lcts 5 3sw schr Inlepenlence I'm b.
for AuK Cayes.
No eas - the Island Malta blt Ansh smyrna
lcf Ncw.lOfk
Nc, o MES Of Gibraltar, susan jane I'm smyra.
4 fosicr
OCT 10 a. 81 = on - w was bark sh1gns white
sfnal N taet etef h. 90 a. slret the Issheia Hyne sao
sou, '1l New iolk seft 'or san Francsco
The sap OF Felaubuco shosax sru. b-
~he ans red va probably the Golden CITY De-ag Yors
stpis. tcr San franesco
No date at a 81 lon I bark Express Ro. I'm Maaara. o
Nt9 lmk
>Af Ocean ksse scr1es hence Tor Aua IA j. out 70 90
kn r. %. az weld BY Vhs'er 1an- Howe
SeV; AN at ssis Y On s. w .h Golden Fl-e,- y.
nan, heI- Aus. 10. iCr ssr Ffsnc1-co.
Dee So ca9e HsaTca. 81 stephen Badsin IN Phaaie2hl
fr 81 flsnc-,o
Pee ceFs Ana W. syS 20 Hes, tssJ z Cover IN osad
va Bo-;cr for Prusacos.
Dee. bnck lsin1 y a.ies 81 D John C Closu I'm Iy
rfioo 70. Philadelphia
A. " = 10 lon q '9 Jaws. Mos'os f. Phiblepaa Aug
a. for san FraBs-co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13
Foreign PORTS.

,,T,b.p,vC G. H. Oct IS ship Moslem French from Maui
main Aus for sailed Oct 10 baTks sprinshos Mayo,
goa Bay sd Ocean Wave Lewis DO both HAVING part Of their
inward oarso.l . -, NJ,
Thomas s6h ul ships Art Un'on subbs dse famyra'
Perin both Sew Orleans; bra Frances Jane sr IA
more days tsks cm Rio Janeroone for Boston the other
Phiadclrhn n.,..
Ar Ptou MS I'd ult schrs Humony Bosak Prov dence
9Th M.lne New York Mary Leo anc, FRINGE Ed~ ara
Island Tor Cleared ed hIs Good Intent NJ e.
tn ssh Ann Gauou do 9Th schr Ann Grimes, do 9Th
brfs Iss'e, Gerrior, d. $500
Ar, AZ Liver POOL 24ih Mt, Arctic, Luce New fofk
AR a, 81 JOHN n H. ias sehT Pearl Mclean Porni
Ar n p4rao IL. shp John Banrs hadagan % d.. i'm
Ro De Jarcro SGD bark Land' MARKS, Tome 2ih oar Nay
Jtre Mu her Is from View York CD Oct bark faa 9
and Iore Seth TacahuanO 18th bark Mary Adene' spent
Caidera: 18th. bark Laura. Weston, Cailao
An At Fort Royal jam Nov .. steamship tnted state per
rs New York and I'D lay for Navy Bay 2i'h bs Mloa
Mccall Curaeo- Sd 2ih for Santa Cruz Cuba sd w ~
tsk Hero se4bury Pensacola 23 bark Chare w atom hoor
New Orleans 2h schr Charles H. Rogers
Bag sch bak California Slater Mobile Dec g. bns Telegraph
Young. New Orleans. a., , q. -, :,
Famou Jam Nov % tns ZEBRA 'iNehrl a.
AR At Mo.teso Bay Nov -, BRIG Arso Douglass Tor binoe
Norfolk Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13
PHILApkLrHIA MAnKrr.-Satarday. Dec. H.

The Nlsgaras advces published tAs moruns have I'M
parted increased hrnness the market for BKEADsTUFF
but the ,sasactcns have been limited. owing the
Of freight demanded o- Europe ana the arty OF
suitable yesses The unvorable state of the weather hs,
also he'd tendency restrict Ont-ofdoor operltoas
BARK Is steady e. 50 81 4 tun Tbs CorroN narI-, !.
dull and Prices rather favor Of baye-s Their IA .o-
httle export Inand for Fouk. and prices srs -er 80
bhs mixed brands sold s. ba but to-day most hoi
Ssk s. lz small lot OF extra sold A. $50 In Rvs
Flour and COIN NEAL further TRANSACTIONS have bean
reported.
There Is BAT limited amount Of WEEAr eFeri.- Sale.
a. 26Qo bush. good Red az 81 II y lush Cory e So.
TIE ADVANCE noted yesterday and further sales of 600 Au,i
prne dry Yellow have been made 66c ssoat oars az.
duVef cur last QUOTATIONS. In GKocERirs and PRoy,sroxs
there was small business doing. TIE Wool market hes
Set snew hat excited darns the pss week There his
been active speculative inquiry owing 10 tba 49,
short supes from Australia and prices have .sxs,ssJ
ialy GEMS 70 The stocks gradually beconinx -.
dneed and foas holders have withdrawn um 70. MAKER
WHISKY isdrl n .s.c. in bbls and 2sse. in hhds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13
neecu Steamers.
PASSENGERS sailed

-, ,.,e.1,lir b ~ r LrFTT'.-AIF 7at1iEie 49,
pi-5 81 nsi @ eiec clr'~, ,feiri Ne" fofS' = 49,,
iil, No. ~ Gree sni sor Ill-i-lhni L. ~ h1rTs
-, -. s.fi Nev-Ycrs p. Hln.srd View for6; . -
1900 rtl-derha JsHes Piur, Brootyn y u B.csey'
- n a.. ~ Yors II. C. Tfer Nrs fofk J. h-sit4'
Mr McCoana NYor. iirs G1iel3i Ani a. ~ 80
4 usrs. yer Tort John Yorrs. lfesnd; p H. SAeiih
T. " Can.ere SPAN ~. De Layse A'taehe PeruviIn
Iea,cn y W Merrill New Iork = lHesrIHln gsa,eI %
Sst,ie n London : Turke ma NeT lofs lhonl,s inns
- Au,er Moui,esl; r Car eb-cs. View lofk H. a Ie's
- Vol H. 4 Robbins. New iors Aym.r Ger L9ni1n
~ ~ C-tter Lord J. o. CaCk. New forE L@T bn'
II II ~ airha John H. Aheel New York NJ sVlss' fr'ncr
~, Nv Ycrt james Harq Penn, \ VI Cemen, =
-. $40 R,e5iey Wig ma scufi Ilaor n. Phash,
cs,pf. NJ. Adams Fa.hng L. |; } Brennan. lreand hf
NJ Catafs Nr M.slln. Caaad1 p Boz no Hetani :.
~ C,ros,S NarveT SPAN J. r. Wal EnsIsnd C. Rlsse
70. NV McCabcn Irlni Isne Damn Eng ad one =,
-, Jon Fs- Osweao J. Tevcr. Havana VI De IL face'
Trsrce H. Johnon Osweso H. Niooa Cal Total d. spec'e'
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13

- 70 sn Frsu-rco oourecon WITH The s'-rra sevaa,,
~ - . .av g. The PrGc. Her ora nll ,o-i O. si " L.
1- - 30 and me 1iirs her gnTasr 10 Lse,
- 80. erk fherc vel Ihladephia have swc =, -, n
GO. she Injured un- ntn ~
49, Sc. erl.h- s~ fors snd one eshih = Ph.sdr
Ne Fr-ire. fsticrson & stiek al HtAA'
shf -, e--.rcr wee huit The Wet Point ouatry
al ihrre -elusu -t7 consuiuo'. who a-'- "
IL .ehr W Lnley into port were allowed s''
,,s.. her seiVcce -, -. ~. 81 A. /, u Il
n.,s Irrr-.- Boston lrori Maasl, on me "a SoS AZ :" II
n ,.y 81. hove wn WITH rz unicr water ana
ul-ts. pit fas Nci Frr-e hAdy 81 -
~ r-crtosri aAcui 10 90 II tuns cad , ., -,
r,v =, Rof'ru from Naga. on The 5;h INST la' W on
- IT, v-ek Of IT. bra niis,Ty d'nl'iei and aDantni
..rrred Probably n brig intes y o. an rom
:, fr saTannah. before reported ao1ndonei oet H.
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Markets. Reported ~ T,Ie,,nD,

NEwoRIEANs, Dec. n-NOon.--The CorroS market
is depressed and ur-ted Since the announcement OF the
Nasaras Rows 4otV bales have been sold az decline Of
tc e n. We quote middhns sdStc BUSINESS of an
nds has been checked II consequence OF the h price Of
FreishsCotton 20 Liverpool being ct Id and 70 Haze r
NEw-ORtr.Ns' Dec ll-PM-leooo bales Of corros
have been sold tocay 81 decne ofuLy Il since the
Naxsras received. We now put Miading % Nm
al Sc. Ten Thousand sacks Of Rio CoFFEE have been .od
during the week ct sass The sOch hand amounts 20
u eco sacks
CBAELEsroS. Dec i0Tbe sales Of CorroS 10 day were
2oco bsles at former rates We quote Mddlns Far e.c
liz IS RAINING heavily here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK........Dec Il.
Nirnrcd.

s,esushps- Roanoke Parrish, Rhniond Indian Plei ants
CITY OF r. hnond Mitchell. Norfolk. w. L. NJ Greatly Atbama
Ludlow savannah. L. chl Marion Berry, Charleston spo
ford, Tlesicu Z. Co -
shp--wnged Racer new cpper Hansn, san Fran,-co =
4 sutton sarso Hoves John Ogden iaito MITCHELL
London Rot Smith Doane. GLASGOW Dunhlm D11on
Bart-NssnoEa. Whitney, New Haven. NJ NJ Freeman Co ;
Jssper townsend w q Africa Juan Mns.ich RIO lglton
Africa v P Griffin Halsted. RIO yaneo thatcher z
Coruv An Balcock Haanzz r v king Co Jane
Wiam Mason Apasc hlco's, Surge CeefIash 90 Eve
Ism. Ic.bofn. Savannah. Peek {. CAurch.
fNorv Lorcutzes, - Mary echit 'aehs'
Sarah Daniels ia mouth ia j. Pckard jonathan Cey Ioaneso
Mobile Thatcher BorHweA =.
shrs-Davd Campbell App'ohy, So John " H. nrstri May
iHr Gasor, Har II. g. d novan VIM GREGORY Facklrd A.
takaras ". Treadwel Paulse srtes Noble j. w We q
Buses. Nimnston Z. : Powell Lregon' hanin sAemrJ l.
sop-CLa.e oaks Providence Essex Cummings, Fall River,