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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
HOWE's SEWING MACHINES First

/ ATHE for SALE CHEAP-A well finished
IL Hand Lathe. inch poppet heads In complete ordrr
with chucks ana tools Inquire OF PHILIP COOPER No.
1853 lst-sv. doors below 7ih-st
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AMI LOT for SALE CHEAP

Sifna,ed Al Ssggerties, on the Hudson River Lot a
ia feet delightfully."- located AZ the corner Of t~o
-, yg,si streets upon which - conrnod1Ous DweLln-,
sbcut ! rooms Ia excellent order md rrptr aud
-, r.ndipg fne view Of the River: also, good Tenant
- - IAN ard about - choice frult trees Tne prop
L. !, r-c.t oes rshle for a Hotel or store Apply 70
cry WILLIAMSON 4 VAIL, No. lo4 West-t, y. 7
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DUSJNESS and PUBLICTTY.-NOtoriety 10
PREPAYMENT of REPAIRS and SUP.

IL PLIES. Nov. y, is52-Publo notice is hereby sves
90 all rersns having claims against the Corporation ot ths
Cty Of NewYork for services rendered or articles fur
shed by order of the Committee Of the Common Council,
on Account of the funeral obsees OF the late Hon Dsaid
Webster present the same under oath to the 20 n.
ssoner OF Repair and Supplies a. his once 10 Nov
Of December. 1882 -, "M. Aoans
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DIANO-FORTES.-Th best assortment Of
Pianos in this city can be seen the WareroOms Of
LINCOLN K THOMPSON, No. AL Broadway including
Halet Davis Co.'S celebrated Eoian Pianos Of and
In the market Also large variety from other gushed
Ne-Yosk and Boston makers Ghberts and other second
hand with and without the Eolian, at various prices
LINCOLN 4 THOMPSON, No. Al Broadway.
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EURNITURE.-Will be sold at bargain,
l. At No. y Beekman-st, Office and Counfins-ao1,s
Desks Tables Chairs Cusions stOos Sofas, Csueeo'os
Center and Side Tables Card and Qnsrteste Tsbes ~
yards OIL Cloth, loo Hair and Hulk Mattresses, ~ o.
steads. Cookins-stoyes. Furniture rented or PSa ~
stalments
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URI1T TREES for CALIFORNIA.-WN

Il z PRINCE Co. OF FIlshns, VII snpPy Trees
suitable for CALIFORNIA; and Will pacs them so as TO nsav
success and will arrange for their transportation much b.
low the usual rate Mr. ? having resided there understand
the successful manner Of packing
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Bcar6 ano Rooms.

CCOMMODATIONS for Families aud
IN single Gentlemen eau be oha ned al No ITO Beeoker.
at The extensive addition hns completed the house -
new ready Tor the reception OF ba1rocrs
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ITO OWNERS of REAL ESTATE.-The
advertiser gentleman of business habits having but
recently hshed himself in the Real Estate Brokerage
business in this cy finds difficulty keeping himself bust
y Employed he therefore socs the Agency Of those who
have enemeuts 10 lease with the promise OF making no
charge excepting the usual tee for drafting the necessary
papers Property bought and sold and Money loaned upon
equally reasonable terms TIL January l. 1853 line at-
stressed TO SCRIBNER City Pos.-Ofice will meet with
immediate
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TOR SALE-At Ne. Barclsy-st., next door
IL 70 the Astor Hou-A variety of 81 and octave rose
wood Piano Forte warranted 70 give salscuon 10 esety
esrt or no ale for cash or approved paper Pianos on
hire JAMES lhOAA SSs'
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TWO WELL-FURNISHED ROOMS, with
Il wardrobe and pantres attached suitable for Gentlemen
and their Wives and few single Gentlemen VINO can oo
tain good Board and Rooms by applying No IS Foyths
near Walker. References required.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE-Afrst.
obstruction.

4 HUNGARIAN GENTLEMAN wishes TO
procure pupils in Latin German He Is teaching
lads Latin would be glad enlarge the Class TO
give lessons in private families. Terms made known by
apply ing al No II East l5ths, to Judge MITCHELL,
No hinthst
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IRISH. BUTTER-Sone fine Irish Butter.
iut received psr stear.er Atlantic from Liverpool fS
sale by THOMAS RICHARDSON,
No. 81 Exchange place.
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CTEAM PRESSURE GAUGES.-A small
~ lot 70 close 3 eoneern-pree SIS each. For sale BY
J. 2. PRISON, No. Waist
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ROARDING-At Union House, No. 20 hud-
- between Canal and Spring STA Gonts pa
AID h.s Wife and two three single Cenne1,sh W -
pleasant Rooms. Handsomely furnished, ~ tas 10" '
commodious house, on very reasonable terms
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DOARD-A Gentleman ard his wife, or one
ID nv two single Gentlemen can find Handsomely turnsh,
% Rooms al No III East I7ths The house IL FURNISHED
with baths, hot air, gas &c
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A D'ERTlSEMENTS are inserted in tho
"a best pspers in other cite. and tovn,.t PAIN,
Eks Afrs1sSns As-ocy, Tribune Bzilaias.
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DIANO.FORTES.-The finest assortment
DIANO.FORTE wAREROOMs. No. 8

l. Broadway. door above Thompson's saloon Per
sons about purchasing Pianos invited TO call az tho
Warerooms of BENNETT Co, where they will find an
assortment Of rosewood Piano Portes Of modern style
Every instrument warranted for years Should DOUBTS
be entertained quality the payment may be deferred
until such doubts removed Old Pianos received IN part
payment for new ones New and secondhand Pianos to let
Mandatory, Nos 81, SIS and 3l5 Rivnstonst
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DOOMS TO LET-Suitable for Gentlemen
III and their Wives No 20 ST. Marksplace, (Stb-st)
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nor SALE-The Lease and Machinery of

that large double four story Building Nos 25i and '6
Wes. Z7thst suitable tor' manufacturing purposes The
Machinery consists Of 2horsc Engine, with shatng
ali in complete running order To cash customer viii be
sold cheap. Apply the premises or at No 10 Beck
manst
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Tariff and uuion-Saving.



The House is still t0r1fying. The amend
ment proposed by Mr. Cartier, OF ONO, III ell
feet to instruct the Committee to have III view
an ultimate resort TO free trade and the IMPOSE
ton of direct taxation for the support OF Gov.
ernment, was carried in Committee. Ii Will
not prevail in the House; but the manufacture.
ing interests of the country must not be startled
when assure them that matters have an aW-
full squirting in that direction Many OF the
sOundest Wing members of the House voted In
favor of Mr. Carriers proposition. Ihey rea-
son. and many consistent and intelligent men OF
the party think correctly, that II is quite tune
that the people of the Keystone OF the Fed
eral arch" and other portions OF the country
deeply interested in the protective policy, should
have what they vote for in Presidential cleo
tions-no protection, bit untrammeled tree trdde'
] am protectioniSt on principle. My convic'
tons are drawn from reading and reflection;
but if the sovereign peOple-the intelligent ana
patriotic masses OF Pennsylvania, Rhode Island
and other States-decide against it's II not
my duty to follow in the footsteps OF the SOUTH
ern ire-eaters Is il not wise and patriouc
10 dcGmeSce ?"
Among the gentlemen on the privileged seats
in the Senate, to-day, | noticed the SouCheru
war-horse of Whiggery, Hon. John Minor botts'
and the venerable Nous Nerrons,' whom the
people of Virginia know as the man who pub
Gsheed, in the antiquated Richmond inqmrer'
several millions of times the instructive and pat,
riotic words: the immortal principles OF ~ ana
80" The Castle Garden Meeting and the
renowned Compromise measures. have proved
paying business to many. and il is conlecturea
that the grey haired patriot OF the Old 10.
minion' will, ere long come in for another
slice from the Treasury table. Nous YER
IONS" Ahss'
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eral years. His principal productions are the
colossal statue Of Washington in the Capitol,
the Chanting Cherubs, executed in 1923 fjr
Mr.. Ftnmore Cooper the Medora finished in
1881 for Mr. Gilmore. of Baltimore, the Res
cue, ard busts of John Quincy Adams, Josiah
Quincy, and several other eminent personaycs.
Hehad recentlybeen engaged on the equestrian
statue of Washington, TO be erected in Union
Park. Mr.. GreenOagh was man Of liberal
and varied accomplishments, Of attractive
manners, and of vigorous intellect. His loss
will be deeply felt in the private circles of
which lie was an ornament, no less than in the
world Of Art, where he had attained to such a
wide celebrity.
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Total. Hard smells 81 NCit C4lt4ls
PLACES roR HOLDING PRIMARY MEETINGS
w.RD-No. - Beaver-st
I'D WARD-No. Dutchst
lid WARD-No. 2i2 Greenwich-st
IVth WARp-No Doverst
With WAkD-No. 50 West Broadway.
With WAsp-Sixth Ward Hotel
With WaRD-No. l79 Madison 81
With WARD-Hszleton's. cor Vriek 4 Dominic ks'e'
lXih WARD-To be appointed BY Inspectors Nsssrs'
Springsteen. lawson and Murray, Hard cheNs
Xih WARp-Tenth Ward Hotel, cor. Broone anu
Forsythsts.
XIrh WARp-No aOs Avenue
XIlth WARD-McGannrs cor Broadway ana IOO0hs1
XIIIih WRD-No. l6lls Clnton-st-
XVIII WAAD-Democrat Headquarters, cor ufAhd
and Elizabeth cts
XVIII wARp--No. - AnIiry plGce
XVIII WARD-Begsn's, No l95W l'th-st
XVIIth WAAp-Friendship Tavern, l2Ih-st, between
FrstAv and Avenue 4.
XVIIIth W.Rp-Corner OF I'D St and Thiru-ay
WARp-Egans Feed-siore, 42dst, oesNe-A
Third snd Fourta-ays-
XXth WARD-No. 273 Seyenthay
These meetings take place on friday' ne AL
tween the hcurs of l2 NJ and p. NJ, in all the
Wards.
During the appointment, Of inspectors, Hon NJ. u0-
yer Hard ShelD Of 18th Ward, made queer monoh
10 the effect that no person should be eligible a Al IL
spector Of the Primary Elections, who opposed my
resrsry nominated democratic candidate al me Las
election -,
The previous question was then called on NJ. IS.
les resolutions .. amended by Messrs. Tweed ana III
l;us. and the call sus,ained--Yeas ., SAys2
TIE main question then taken on the resounOn'
A. smerded ard the sane adopted-feas u ana Ns'
L. iona. b Philips Of oh Ward, and Joseph NJ As''H
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SOUTH AMERICA.


We have dates from Valparaiso TO Nov. 10,
snd from Lima to the 9th. Reports from VALPARAISO
eer 10 Indicate de sasfscton with President Monts
nolicy and the rapidly increasing influence OF the
ppyie,ts and Jesuts The Editor OF the M1cuvio has
Ecen arrested for having published come srtices COZ
sdered offensive the latter Business has itte I'M
proyed but there 10 no particular ACTIVITY 10 ne inar
Bolivia IL occupied with the most important
scheme namsy opening its vast resources 70 the Allan
81, hv means Of sone OF rivers tributaries " the Am
10, which n accomplished would be of the greatest
beneh, % the trade and commerce Of the world
From Peru, We learn that her forces are be-
mo concentrated quietly, but rnenon IL m sde OF
their uate Destination az she has refused 70 give an
satisfcron 10 Ecuador relative 70 the flores auSr II
=; n,e.nued ,he Is but preparing 70 resist any salts
fcriou Ecuador may attempt 30 take Tor toe injury %
imsplnes Peru 10 have done in that matter.
The Bishop of Carthagena has been wen re-
ceved in Lima and been granted pension oy tne RES
dem, The queston ia dispute with ne fahama ~
thorities hss been referred 70 Begota;
From that city we learn that inc Engisn
cov,nmeu, had made lorma declaration oil bocssdp3
the coast, ON account OF the deiea winch inc co
- - TIE Fnaish Charge dAfaires, relative 10 the
msaI,n,osh claim met with In the Camsra this year
TTs C;renadian Government however, having ssfsned
The demands of the Engish Cabinet, orders from zoe
British Legation In Bogota have contaminated me
According to the Nep Grasadiao Of the 29tl
Oct concordat or protocol. has been asned settlino
.mic.by those questions which gave rise 70 the aigh
difficulties between New Granada and Peru
DIR. Salvador Camacho ROldan has been ep
uoiuted Governor of Panama. The Cave says tAe new
Cove, nor il man of intelligence moderation aad pre-
greesive.
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TIE LATEST NEWS.
b TELEGRAPH 10 rEg NEg-Y0 K TRIBUNE,
SoteH TdeSrops Coe. eoypsy Of Hlnorer aad pe4-.ri
Washington Items.

Sptfid! Dtgciet 70 lie " J. T1trre
WASHINGTON D. u. IaJ9
II is reported and believed that a.moyement
exists for placing five millions of dolllrs at the
disposal Of President Pierce. the motive being
10 enable him to resist foreign Interference "a
10 SANTANA and Sonora and maintain tae Mon
roe doctrine, should a contingency occur to rem
der action necessary during tie recess of Con-
gress.
Mr Secretary Conraas recommendation as
10 the Abandonment Of Ncw-MexicO to the In
dams by the purchase of the property of its
civilized inhabitants is very offensive to mem
bers Of both houses.
Join Larkin Dorsey and Mr. Martin, both Of
Washington, have been appointed by Secretary
COrwin IS agents to examine some Southern
Repositories Of the public money and sunlry
land Offices.
Mr. King is worse. His disease is ike Mr..
Gays. He cannot 90 TO the Senate tomorrow.
The Dix and Dickinson parties threaten VEN
geance On Gen. Pierce If either be placed in
the Cabinet.
Sundry Wing Congressman have complained
tOPreSident Fillmore about Secretary Stuart's
decision with regard 10 materials for public
buildings, and it may be revoked. EYE.
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- A long article from The Nep-Hampstire
Patriot is going the rounds Of the papers, the
purport of which is, that Gen. Pierce means
to appoint lis Cabinet Counselors from each
wing Of the party, and without reference TO
geographical limitations, or sundry other cir
cumstances. We have also the remarkable
announcement from Washington that Gen.
Pierce will appoint his own Cabinet. The
English Of this we take to be that Caleb Cush.
ing and VIM. L. Marcy stand a good chance
of gO;rg in. Mr. Pierce might do worse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20
TO Ire Friends Of the Temperance Cause in
the state OF New-YOrk.

A State gathering of the friends Of Ten.
peranoe will take place in the City of Albany on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, the 18Th 10Th and
2th oil January 1853 for the purposes Of consultation
and action, in connection with the presentation TO the
Legislature Of petition. for the enactment Of the MAINE
LAW.
The State Temperance Society will hold Its Semi
Annual Meeting, commencing on Tuesday, January
1e, at IL A. NJ.
The Grand Division Of Eastern New, York Sons Of
Temperance will hold it's session in the second story Of
Van Vcchten Hall, State st., commenting on Tuesday
evening, at O'clock
The Grand Division Of Western NewYork s. OF L ,
will commence its session Mt the same time in the
fourth tory Of the same building.
One OF two Public Meetings for Addresses, will be
held on Tuesday evening.
On Wednesday morning, at o'clock procession
will be formed OF all the Orders and Friends of Tenn
perance, headed by bands of music and suitable exer
aises take place in connect ION Herewith
At o'clock y. the afternoon general Convention Of
all The friends Of the cause, for mutual consultation
On Wednesday evening, o'clock, meetings for ad-
dresses at four Of the largest churches
On Thursday, the presentation Of petitions to the
Legislature
Thursday evening. at o'clock two public meetings
for addresses.
The public meetings will be addressed by dstiu
guisLod and eloquent advocates Of the cause whose
manner viii be definitely announced in short time
Hon Neal Dow Of Maine has promised to be present.
The officers Of the railroads west Of Albany have
agreed to carry persons attending the Temperance
Demons taton their respective roads at haprce,
or one fare both ways; and it is expected similar re-
duc,ion will be made ail of the other roads leading
10 the city
Arrangements win be made for the accommodation
of delegates far possible at private boarding
houses of the details of which timely notice shall be
given.
Full particulars of oil the arrangements will be an
nounced in due time.
JAMES MAcKEAN, Chairman Of Committee OF Ar
rangcments of g. d. Of Eaitern New York.
VIM RICHARDSON, Chairman of Committee of Ar.
Engagements of q. d. of Western NewYork, and State
Temper NICE Society
her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20
From Mexicc-ChOlera mt New-Orirars-
Marine Disaster-Gen. smiths Movements
EnIfiuInrn md Ohio IN ilrnnd Annninr

BALTIMORE. Dec. TO- 1852.
New.Oreans mails have been received,
bringing dates TO the 18Th They contain dates from the
City Ct Mexico to the 26th November
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs publishes a
circular obddng the landing in numbers Of strangers
In The Republic He tate' that the leader of the rcvolu-
ton in MichoacOn is the very man who made the prop)
Gals to Gen. Scott at the close Of the War
Mr. Stevens has addressed a note to tho
Miuater Of Foreign Relations withdrawing lis Tehuan-
tepoc proposals.. The Of Sly has aso been with
drawn
The port of Altata has been closed, and the
Introduction Of goods Is forbidden the risk of for
feiture
The insurgent forces arc increasing, and 1000
men, with twenty-five pieces of artillery, had moved
againit the rcvoutiOnsis of Guad6aiaia
a project is on foot in the Chamber of Depu-
ties authorizing the Government to contract loan of
three milliODs
During the four weeks ending the 27th ult
15s deaths from cholera, and los from yellow fever.
occurred at New Orleans.
The brig Mechanic, bound to New-York,
with a cargo Of mahogany has been totally lost
Gen Persfer L. Smith, with portion of his
staff left San Antonio 5th inst, for Corpus Christi
The public opening of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, TO Wheeling has been postponed by re-
quest to the 10Th January
LATER FROM MEXICO.
NEW ORLEANS, Saturday, Dec. Il, 1852
We are in the receipt Of later adyces from
Mexico
Private letters say that Gen. Caravajal has
crossed the Rio Grande with 400 Texan Rangers and
marching on Monterey. 1t is said he has been invited
by the citizens of Tamaulpas and that Gen Cruz the
military commandant at Camargo, is indirectly aiding
the movement
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Cen: Pierre n T;cs'a 7-Eurniuv FIE;i Exp!o-
sion oua Ices OF L4fe--stii- arsry FaIerai.
BosroV. De- 70
General Pierce attended Rev Mr. kirk =
CauFch IL, -O-cuoon.
JOIN +. PllMlrcr. I.h.lo drawing some burn
ing luc fscm ccsk Siirlsy u chi L. 2, bis groco
r. ficre N G--iel-t. ,cclenliliy i-uiei il with
lamp aud explosion fc'i vel xach hgrnel him -
nat ne died ~ 1',o, III m1rua- TIC sore was
damaged iy FIRE about el.Ol
The funeral OF Dr. Justin T.. Stevens. sgr
ceon gt1choi 70 the rc-iren: in ;le y Vc.n war
Who died on Friday. w's ettslded today ~ TIE An
Gent and Hor orabie .iery Company. Gn- The Fds.
ieers, n " ifch coinp,rics be belonged.
There have been lie arrivals to-day.
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Markets..

sAN FRANCIscO, WEDNESDAY Nov. II.
There has been unusually small Of business do
ing to-day, except IN articles In fact,
emit Of the leading staples Of Produce and Prov
trade generally dull with immediate proc
peet of improvement tits much TO be feared that the long
cortinusd hgh prices Of FLOUR PORK BAcos, BUTTER,
LARD Se viii have had eject general trade produc-
tive dis resulis When country dealers
peed pey a. their for few srti-
cles and which generally there 10 but ANAL mrgn fo
profit Il cannot be expected that they will buy any
el,e Thus while gives an apparent advantage 70 ZIG
frst party IN the Transaction prodscesa psrayzns ~
commerce IN the aggregate and innumerSbe ysre u
tcss main IN frss or second hards 1t not dfeoit 70
perceive that the heavy made esnn'
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Nonru C,RoL1yA.-Daniel W. Courts, Esq,

NORTH CARoLIxA.-Daniel w Courts, ESQ.,
present incumbent reelected Treasurer OF 'he
State or the 18th, first ballot. Calvin H. WHEY Lsq'
was elected Superintendent of Common Schools
The day of adjournment has been changed from the
18th to the s2d inst.
The Resolution to pay the States hrs instailen' ID
the Central Railroad, slO00oo has passed both houses
No further effort to elect senator has been maae
since Mr. Rsyner received ~ votes. The Loe'' arc
srd to make another ballot being ascerainea 'iA'
Mr. r. woad be elected. In the mean time the peiio-
ersts are abusing their leaders at furious rake '''e
half dozen being held up as traitors
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Died.

Frsnc,sco I6 Of yphsd fever NJ WIN rcarmsn %
New isk-
In San he ih Of consumption, Mr. wm Homer
late of rllade phs, AGED sbosi - YEAR,.
In Portland, Oe9n the g,ih ot MI Richard Bergman tor
merry oi Phlsje pha. Pa, ssed about ~ years
At Pleasant III, Lane Co, a. T. lNh Oct NJ WIN Northern.
aerd ~ years formerly " Pok Co, No.
Jones Rotel Nov H. Mss Martha Hale sss5
typhoid The dccessed from Niagara Pals.
York. and had but lately arrived u san Francesca
r. Columbia River OF mountain lever, Mrs Lucy A.
knspp H. KNAPP. native OF Warren Co. Mss aud
cent y from Caiahoua parsh, la, ased "a years
In sgt ~ Martha Een, infant daughter OF snt
Lucy A kuspp aged weeks
Pnre River June 81 Mr. samuel sweet from sisrk Co.
~ faihes Of Mr.. T. Sweet. OF Lane Co, Oregon.
gSth July. snake River, Of cholera ArmBs L.
Beach OF Dennis Beach AGED 20 formerly Of Rock Ca.
Iowa
Below crossing OF Levi. River. Moses Y Hale WapeHs Co.
tnya
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Married..

an Nj IAsc Levy, Of Columbia CaiAosus 20 Mss
Jntte Bah. OF New rort
lrth Ncy ~ W Shepcirj tsg jus
the Peace Mr. Abraham Sson 10 Mss caroline H. An
scl. 81 this
MeJnor the th Nov, Coars Cost, By Rev
VIII Mr.. K n Wan Bgun,. 81 san frsn1sco, To cafmsts
Dolores Yequ-s Grand dushter 81 Gen NeAsgues OF Nso
Mr Iluui. Re-. NJ Miafnl' church. W dnssiU
H. O r. OF the drn Of Rcnstoa Co.
Miss Caroline 4 Bailey, al % san ffsntsco
On the iph Nov stokton BY Rev W W. strpherso Mr..
.esse W ~aNwell 20 Mss Laura !. Ride
On 18th Of Aug Fort HAL a. T. Mr. Horace ID Nyrtl- to
MIS- Adelaide RAY. both Of Jefferson Co. Mo
Portland. a. T. oct - jane. kns . Mss Mary Ann lee
the 10Th Nov. Nj Laeia Il BesAey s
NJ. Phebe Shses both o that
Portland. q. tie fsth BY Rev. DOne Robert
Arthur aud Mara Htorn By Rcy james Reed the lst
Thomas snh ard Miss Aihass Lynj both Of pOasss
Co. Ofcgcu.
In san Fsucseo l5 by Rev pr nshr John shep
part 70 Mss Am fnucsnc al @, this city
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Henlth ofMr. King-The Contracts for Bniid-
ing Materials.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10
Mr. King was more feeble Yesterday and il
still worse to-day The nature Of his disease and a4e,
ton Of the lungs is similar to that OF Mr. Clay lie has
the sumo physician, Dr. Hale He Will esi,n the Pres
GeDoy Of the Senate at carly day. but there is no
probability that he will be able to 10 i personally in the
Senate for some tir;e 70 come, If ever Mr. Atchison
viii unquestonaby succeed him.
The Wing Members of Congress, il is re.
ported greatly ncensed at Secretary Stuarts de.
cslons to award more contracts for building mate.
rails, ard delegation Of them have waited upon the
President TO get the decision revoked