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RY DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.

Doors, SHOES AND HATS AT AUG
9S IlON-On WEDNESDAY,, 9th June, at 10 o clock,
we will sell at auction store, large assortment of
fresh and seasonabe Boots Shoes and Hats direct from
the manufacturer, viz:
Gents iue Boots
Mems coarse do
Mems Shoes of various qualities
Boys do do
Women's summer Shoes, &c SO
ALSO-Drab. black and wool Hats
Sole Leather
Shoe Thread
TERMs-Under 500, cash; $500 and over, months
credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO..
ie3 Ancts
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TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS.
IN the above named days will sch at public auction
hall paste O'Clock variety of miscellaneous goods such
as the following;
FUHNlIU cabinets. Warlrobes Si1eboards Blu
reaus BeGsteads Chairs ofeverv stve and pattern Hair
and Shuck Marf Sses Dining Tea Toilet and Card Tables
Beds aud Bedding &c. -
ALSO-A large lot Of seasonaLle piece and cut Dry
Goods &C. with Cloths, Cassneres Sattnctts Vestinps
Fannels beached and unbleached Domestics white and
brown Linen, Table Covers, Oil Cloth do Hosiery era
watts. Shirts and Drawers &c
CLOTHING, &c-Also, large collection Of seasonable
ready made clothing Boots and Shoes, silk wool and
waterproof hats cloth and glazed Caps Cutlery. and
large assortment OF Trunks Vace and Garnet BAGS Ma
sons Challenge Backing, Friction Matches Clocks and an
endless variety ofPerlmery and Fancy Goods Of every
description.
NH ALEX MOTT &, rn
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-05

AN AMERICAN Convicted AT RIo.-The
Philadelphia Inquirer learns by a letter from Rio
de Janeiro, that an American named Reese, w 2
was some time since tried and acquitted for shoot
ing an Italian, was recently tried for it a second
time, convicted and condemned to twelve years
labor in prison. His counsel have, however, ap-
piled toa Superior Court, and he has still another
chance, before it will be necessary to appeal to
the Emperor for pardon.
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ALEX. MOTT & co.
NNTzCE-cSeOpEssa yvaNrrn

W. 1ESE1-ejePOREEs9 Nv WANTED,
ENHE subscriber wishes to hire by the year. month or
IL otherwise, forty flour barrel Coopers whom cor
slant employment and liberal wages will be given Also
is DESTROYS of purchasing FLOUR BARREL TIMBFR
in quantity at the highest market price delivered az
richmond Va either iii billes dressed. An early an
plication is desired =
4-lm WM C w ATTHATT
~ Wing and Dispatch will please copy twelve times
each and send bills to this office
IVES OF TEE FHK0Ns' NOW Res
IL D9-New editions oithe following interesting aid
popular works:
Life of John A. M'lrrell the Great Western Land Pr
rate with Illustrations 25 cents containing "a pages
Life ofJoseph T. Hare, illustrated % cents containing
107 pages.
Life of Col Monroe Edwards it'll numerous illustra
tons 25 cents, containing 1872 pages.
Life OF Jack Rann illustrated % cents containing IA
pages
Life of Helen Jewett illustrated 25 cents
pages.
Life OF Dick Turpin, illustrated price % cents
Life OF Tom King, illustrated, price IS cents
THOMAS II. GRESHAM
hy ~ 1893 Broad street
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MEAGHER MEETING.

CIcIsNATI, June 2.
A public meeting was held here this evening
for the purpose of making arrangements for a
grand reception OF the Irish patriot Meagher.
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THURSDAY-Kentucky, extra, No. 1as-Captal
$4,000. IS Nos. ID drawn. Tickets 49,
THORSDAY-Delaware, extra, No l4-Capita: S25
600 rs Nos. IL drawn. Tickets S.
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FRlDAY-Delaware extra No. l5-Capital ST., 600
7a Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 49,
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BY ALEX. MOTT & co.

EIRANDOLEs, ETERIAL AND OH.
~ RAMPS AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY MORN
ing the 9Th inst commencing at half past o'clock. we
will sell at auction large and splendid collection Of Gil
randoles in sets of 2, 3, 5 and lights.
Also, large assortment OF Eteria and Oil Lamps oil
the lates patterns.
z Terms at sale. ALEX MOTT & CO.
je5 Aucts
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-05

Observation-Disclosures, No. 14-CapitaE $4,000.
IS Nosr 5 drawn. Tickets $40.
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NOW OPEN EVERY NIGHT, AT THE
EXCHANGE CONCERT HALE,

EXCHANGE CONCERT HALE,
Fer Short scnson,
FRAMES CELEBRATED SERIES OF GIGAN.
III TIC PANOnAMAS ENTITLED
A VOYAGE To EUROPE!
Embracing Magnificent views of Boston, its Harbor Hal
fax the Atlantic river Mersey, Liverpool the CRYSTAL
Palace Of the Worlds Fair Westminster Abbey LON
ending with magnificent view of the Thames Tunnel
brilliantly illuminated, and both banks of the beautiful
river RHINE.
Anexhibton on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY af-
ternoons, at o'clock.
Admission 25 cents; CHI ldrcn under 10 Is cents
IS Doors open at halfpast oclock-panorama to
commence moving at 24-tf
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SASH, BLINDS AND Esesssssa.
PHIF NIX EAGTORV

Dull DElsS and others in want of sesy, Fssiu.ss
- and EoOrs, are respectfully informed that have
reopened my factory on Main between 9Th 9th strs
opposite boshers row. where prepared to furnish
superior hand made qeo1 at the lowest prices trial
VIII satisfy judges ofthe superiority of my work Ready
made Sash sx10 and 10xl2 also Blinds to suit the same
always on hand E. o. TRAYIOR Agant
YDanvile Register will copy weekly one month.
ap 6-d6m
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NEWEYORK MARKETS, June 4, P NJ.
CoTToN-Market dull and prices unsettled.
FLoUR-Sales to day of 5000 bbs 81 20 81 Sc for
Southern brands
GRAIN-Market steady.
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RY AEEXANDKEs Y(Y9F a. s,ty
no. Oh 'saiB street. opposite tJ.s cily 20 sfcg.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EMPIRE CITY
LATER FROM HAVANA!

NEW YORK, June q, P. N.
The steamer Empire City, from Chagres, via Havana
has arrived here.
The Cubans in great state of excitement relative
to another invasion from the Americans. 1t is believed
in Havana that the invaders have already embarked
MORE GOLD FROM CALIFORNIA.
The Steamer Crescent City has also arrived from the
lsthmus bringing million and hafn gold freight,
besides a large amount in the hands of passengers.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-05
by RICHARD CAUTHORN.

REGULAR SALE DAYS:
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
SALE OF HORSES EVERY SATURDAY.
an the days above named commencing ateI o'clock
~ will sell at auction, at my 18th ST., a va
ety of miscellaneous articles consisting of the follow
ing
GROCERIES-Sugar, Coffee Gunpowder Tea Can
dies Soap Nails Starch Bacon hams shoulders and Sides
Rice, Pepper, Ginger, Brandy, Whskey Gin Molasses
Butter. Lard Herrngs, Shad.
FURNITURE-Bureau Sdeboards Washstands
Feather Beds, hair and shuck Mattresses, Bedsteads
Chairs Candestands dining tea. and toilet Tables B
ding of every description Tenders, Shovel and longs
with many other articles in the housekeeping line
SHOES, CLOTHING, &c.-I will also sell Boots,
Shoes Slippers, Clothing of every kind, Hats, Caps
Books, &c.
mh:26 r. CAUTHORN
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"ERRlNG,S sALATANDER sAEES-
We call the attention of those who have not sup
pled themselves with really fire proof Safe That in the
event OF an accidental fire they may their books and
papers, which in more valuable than the
stock goods on hand.
The following letter received from firm in Buffalo
who had one of Herngs Safes in the late fire that CITY
See what they say:
To SlLAs c. HERRING ESQ., N Y
had in store the time of its destruction nv
lire one your Saamander Safes; it remained in the fire
from the Time OF Its commencement until the entire build
ing was consumed and taking it from the ruins we
are happy to state on opening it, found books and
Its contents entirely preserved.
we make this statement for the benefit of the public
Respectfully, HAYWOOD Il MOVES
We have on hand and receiving farther sup
ply othe above Sates-warranted-and will be sold de
vered In this city at the New York factory prices Call
and see other certifcates-aso, Safe taken from the
ruins. FRY K McCANDLISH
It's Agents for Virginia.
SOMETIME NEW.
THE CELEBRATED WEATHER STRIP.
HNHE subscriber having purchased the exclusive RICH
Il to make and vend the newly invented WEATHER
STRIP generally in the Northern cities il now
prepared to till orders either in the city of Richmond or
county of Henrico.
By applying them doors exposed to the weather thew
effectuay prevent rain and from beating into the
house.
They be fitted tight to any STILL however mn
even the surface may be- For inside doors they are the
very thing as they do away with the carpet strip now fin
USE and cause the carpet to lay smooth and Level ia door
ways.
The subscriber will furnish and put them on and if after
talr trial they do not give satisfaction they will be re-
tmOved and no charge made.
by calling at his shop, of Main and sth streets
the application can be seen.
mya4-lm WIN. FORBES, Builder
SERVANTS FOR ITEKE.-We have two mid
~ die aged negro for hire for the balance of the
year. TOLER & COOK,
1e General Agents.
HNRESH SUPPLY OF MANTELLAS.-just
received in fresh supply of Mantas, which we are
selling very cheap, at
CHAS. HARTWELL & cos.
my II 107 Broad street.
ALD AND NEW HALF HILLS ROE
~ HERRINGS-3o bbs gross new Herrings for sale
by
my 20 VIM EGGLESTON
ENO MERCHANTS an THE NFGIlsH-
BORH0OD. STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSE
TY OF VIRGINIA. AND ALL WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN-A. NORRIS has on hand, and will cen
santly be supplied with, that valuable treatise on
the Latin Language "Harrsons Exposition of some of
the Laws OF the Latin Grammar by Gessner Harrison
NJ d. Professor of Ancient Languages in the University
of Virginia
Persons wishing sell again will find greatly to their
advantage to purchase the above, well as all other
things In the book line, of A NORRIS,
je3 Late Drinker & Morris 81 Main St
ENARN FOR SALE.-We have for sale farm
ofsixty acres "a few miles out on the Mechanics,
vile Turnpike in good condition for cultivation and has
omit peach and an apple orehard-pepty of wood and
water-bu no buildings TOLER & COOK,
my2o General Agents.
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LATEST NEWS.
Telegrapl,ed for the Times.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CoNvENTIo
No Nomination Vet!


BALTIMORE. June 4. p NJ.
The Convention met this morning, according to ad-
jounment After the usual formal business it proceeded
to ballot as follows
Eighteenth Ball0t-Cass &C. Buchanan IS, Douglas SO,
Marcy 25, Butler l. Houston IL, Lane IL, Dickinson L.
No choice.
Nineteenth Ballot-Cass 49, Buchanan So, Douglas So,
scattering 81. No choice
Twenticlh BG1lot-Cass 81, Buchanan 3d. Douglas ca,
scattering 81.
Iacentyf first Ba7lot-Buchanan 102, Cass CO. Douglas
g. Marcy &C. Butler 10, Houston g. Lane 49, Dickinson
The of the State of Kentucky for Butler
this ballot.
The twenty-second twentythird twenty fourth, TWEEN
fifth and twenty sixth ballots presented little change
from the 2lst ballot that the last ballot the
of Louisiana for Douglas
AS the result of the Goth ballot announced
the Convention adjourned until o'clock when the effort
to nominate candidate will be resumed.
SECOND DESPATCH.
The twenty and twenty ninth ballots varied only
slightly from the twenty seventh
1hirtieth Ballot-Cass SO, Buchanan 81, Douglas 90,
Butter 20, scattering So.
Ihiry:frst Ballot Indiana and Tennessee went
to Cass-rasing his vote to 81.
IHirtysecond Ballot.-Cass 90, Buchanan "A, Doug
las 80, scattering 80.
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ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES.

ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
New York, June 3.
The steamer United States arrived this morn
ing from Aspinwa with dates to the 28th ut.-
She brings 304 passengers and 1000 on freight
and S15O,000 in the hands of passengers.-
Her dates from California and Panama are not
later.
ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY.
New YoRK, June 3.
The Crescent City, with the California mails
and specie, which left Aspinwall six hours ahead
for New York, brings Kngston's dates of the
Gath.
The small pox was still pr evailing in many parts
OF the Island with great viruence. In Kingston
the disease was spreading to an alarming ex-
tent.
The dates from Panama are to May 22d. The
steamer Wingheld Scott made the passage from
San Francisco to Panama in - days
Mr.. Herren, Minister of Foreign Affairs in
Peru. arrived at Panama on his way to Europe,
try and probably with all the South American
Republics.
HE JENNINGS EsTATE.-Ihis long litigated
case has been this week settled by the Court of
Chancery. The property lies principally in the
county OF Suffolk, and at one period was estimat-
ed at $4,000, 900, but only one of that amount
has been divided in the late decision. Two claim
ants reside IN this town, and others are scattered
about this and other counties; but the only fortu-
nate one living in this district is iournevman
painter named Langham. BY the recent decis-
ion the property ia divided into seven portions,
and Langham's share will be ae5OO,0OO.
Chelmsford (Eng.) Chronicle.
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AUCTHDN SALES.
THIS BAy.
BY GEORGE II. sUlBxER.f


AUUIIUN-WIH be sod Tbs Morning. in tba
rear OF my store. No. Fifteenth street ut o. o'clock
Several fine saddle aud work Horses
One or two Carts, Drays. 81.
je GEO l. SIMMER Arc.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-05

Iulaaepnla, May ID, 1852.
Dear Slr-We have used vour "p7asfac Prints. f,,
more than year, and for painting bridges Gepos &c
&C. we have found equal to any paint haveused in
fact we now give it preference over all others we have
tined for such purposes.
Yours respectfully. JOHN TUCKER, President
Inc above but one othe many certificates we have
ver's Mineral Paints - ~ ~
COLORS.-We have seven different colors viz. three
Browns two Chocolates Black and Yellow and by com
oinaton make every variety and shade of color
bODY-Ihese Paints superior in BODY for COVERING.
property to any yet discovered and pound i ponnd viii
cover double the surface of white lead zinc or other me-
tallic Paints. = l NV
lRON-To Ironthey furnish perfect protection against
rust 1of they contain no metal which like white lead acts
destrucvey the iron; in fact this Paint makes iron
doubly valuable for building purposes
BalCk w ORk.-They give to house walls a much
heavier coating than other paints ard if sanding is re
qofeq nothing holds SO FIRMLY finishes well with it,
OLD ROOFS.-Give us root, never so old and lealxv
Sllvers Mineral Paints will make cheapy new and more
enduring than tever was
SHIPS using this extraordinary Mineral ms we nrenora
worms and salt water w suns
CAPITALISTS and BUILDERS are invited to make
strict scrutiny into the merits of these Paints rba I'll
lind very great reduction might be made in tba cst Of
painting These Paints purely mineral all CLAWS ard
other impurities washed preparing them for tI
market They cost but half the price of white lead and
the same quantity will twice the surface and ost
SIX times as long, which i'll fact reduces the price 70 one
twelfth Climate has effect this Paint and is eoua
~ valuable III the cold Canadas sunny Florida
DIRECTIONS.
Use Linseed Oil, mix as thick as Won can and osa 90
other paints These Paints need bu little driver and fny
pruning and second coating in all Homework they will ba
found 1ar cheaper and more durable than lead.
eaeis ana consumers can procure this Paint wholesale
and retail of FRENCH & RICLIA u IA, 0
~ w Corner 10th and Market sts phadelphia
General Wholesale Agents. also Importers of Plate and
Colored Window Glass Dealers in Drugs, Paints &C.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-05

$ TORE FOR RENT, AT AUCTION.-On
~ TUESDAY afternoon the 9Th inst, at five o'clock
will be rented at public auction the highest bidder
the Store on Main erect, lately occupied by VIM F. Nit
chel as Saders Shop opposite the Banks until the LIST
De cember next. By order of the Trustee
GEO. ]. SUMNER,
je Anct
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THIRD DISPATCH.
STILL NO NOMINATION.!

BALTIMORE, June A. 9 P. M.
The Convention assembled again at o'clock, and pro-
ceeded with the baoting. Cass continued to rise until
the 33d ballot when he received hundred and thirty
three voes-Vrgnia still voting for Buchanan Finding
itselfunable to make nomination. on motion the Con
vention adjourned until Saturday morning.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-05

Warranted to stand i.ie southern giis.s;,te
S1,OOO,OOO SAVED YEARLY-READ READ
READ-MARK THIS FACT
SfLVEK'S MINERAL plastic EasFNr
NJ LII stand any climate without cracking or blstes
sceptcs read this testimony from the President of the
Reading Railroad Company: " va
once OF the Phla. and Readlne r. r. CO.
No 10 S. Front St. cor DWELLINGS Allev
Philadelphia, May Sd, 1852
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-05

PECTEFIED svzassESEY-l5 bbS far sal
~ by JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE
HI WORTHY OF AFTENrEDN.--f have
ds4Aths day received two thousand Canada straw ATS
suitable for servants which disposed to sell at very
low price Those in of servants harvest Hats viii
ind 1t to their interest to call at No a. Main street
my JOHN THOSJprON
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-05

EAGLE FOUNDRY.-The subscriber having
and fitted out with machinery of the latest and .p.
proved style in addition to the manufacture of Toba
Flaterng Mills prepared to receive orders for Stationary
Steam Engines, Saw and Grist Mills Agricultural Ma.
Chimes Tobacco Presses every description and all kinds
OF Iron and Brass castings He pledges himself
cute faithfully and with despatch all work entrusted
him, and respectfully solicts call from his friends and
the public generally.
The highest cash prices paid for old ron brass
and copper. PHILIP RAHM
ap E Cary between Pearl and 18th sts
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-05

hKX GOODS AT COST.-The subscribers
have still ON hand great variety of desirable
mer Goods:
Plain and checked Cambrics
Swiss and null Muslins
English and American colored Cambrics
L andcotton Handkerchiefs
Green and blue Barege
Mems and women's Paris kid Gloves
Irish Linens and Diapers
Brown Hollands and Silesas
Fancy Cassimeres and Vestings
Plain and figured satin do
Silk and mohaiE Serges
Fancy Linen Drlings
which they offer and below cost for cash or
negotiable notes, at months
THOMAS Il CHARLES ELLIS & CO.
my % No 1oS Mo;n Of
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-05

ssSA FOR B OSTON-Flrst Vessel-The SUI
s=s4& perior fast sailing schooner LIGHTFOOT, Gre.
CORY MASTER having portion of her cargo engaged and
going on board, will sail with all possible DISPATCH
For balance of freight passage, having superior &C.
commodatlons apply to Captain board at Edmond &
Davenport's wharf, or to
my 90 DAVID CURRIE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-05

d. FOR RENT.-Severa rooms over my store, sui
Mais table for offices and sleeping rooms Apply to
WIN. H. ENSIGN
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-05

LLUSTEsATED ENGLISH EDITIONS.
n The Life Of Samuel johnson, LII D, comprehending
an account of his studies and works in chrome
logical order by James Boswell Esq.
The Mormons, or Latter Day Saints, with memoirs of
the Life and Death of Joseph Smith, the American Ma
homet
Woman's Journey round the World, from Vienna to
Brazil, Chill, Thiti, China Hndostan, &c &c, by Ida
Pferfer.
Pictures of Travels in the South of France by Alexan
der Dumas
, Memoirs OF extraordinary Popular Decisions and the
Madness of Crowds, by Chas Mackay.
The Buried City of the East narrative of the discove
ry of Mr. Layard and Mr. Bolta
The Book of English Songs from the 10th to the 10th
Century.
Travels in Tartary Thibet and China during tn
years of 1s44'45-'6 by M Hue.
Received and for sale by A. NORRIS
my 90 81 Main st
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-02-21

A correspondent of the Dublin Telegraph
says:-The President constantly declares, +" NV
uIfcle was the Napoleon of Warmly desire is
to become the Napoleon of peace" A distin-
guished Englishman, who enjoys the friendship
of the President, mentioned to me yesterday
that he remarked to the President, on Tuesday,
how much he regretted the mistaken views pro-
mulgated by the London papers, so unjust to
the President, and to the measures by which he
has saved his country. The President replied :
Z" Never mind; know the London papers, and
the London people well before three months
shall be Landed by both"
A letter from Cayenne, dated December 18th,
states that the colony of French Guayana has
reached the last period of a total decline 1t was
believed that nothing could be worse than the
commercial prospects at the close of the year
1850, when the exports of the colony had de
creased to an enormous extent. The present
condition is still more disastrous.
Intelligence just received from Constantine
pie states that the last Hungarian emigrants,
eleven in number have embarked for London.
Five officers, among whom is General Stein,
have entered the service Of the Sultan He has
received very important post in the engineer
ing department
The Turkish government have ut present in
course Of construction, in England, no less than
seven steamers, Of 800, 700, 300, and 400 tons
The Emperor Of Morocco has written friend
ly letter to the President Of France.
Mr.. Macaulay, it is said, has delayed the pub
lication of the third and fourth valumes of his
"llistory of England" in consequence of his
having obtained some new information relative
to King William the third. King William, il
is asserted, figures as the chief parsonage in The
narrative; and the greatest stress is laid on his
conduct subsequent to the revolution.
The Lnhographie Correspondence of Vienna
states that Prince Windischgratz has definitively
accepted the post of civil aud military governor
Of Hungary.
correspondent of the London Ntws writes
from Vienna, "Very lately here peasant was
seen to laugh as an Austrian detachment q 900
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-02-21
The Insult 10 Mr.. Hulsemann at N. Orleans.


1t is so seldom that our Southern cities are
disgraced by the lqwless proceeding of mobs,
that anything approximating to such outbreaks
creates general surprise.
The telegraphic despatch which stated that
Mr.. HULsEMANN had been insulted Mt Mobile
must have been wrong, for we find in the Mo-
bile Tribune the following statement in refer.
ence to such proceedings at New Orleans:
1t will be seen by our New Orleans letter that
the arrival of the Spanish consul at that city
created a considerable stir. We learn from the
Delta that the consul landed quietly in the low
er part of the city, in company with the British
consul
There was another similarly disgraceful scene
on Saturday night at New Orleans A mob Wis
tied the ST. Louis hotel, to charivari Chevalier
Hulsemann, the Austrian Charge. The True
| Della says:
ave are panied to say that they executed
| their purpose, to the modification and disgust
of the inmates of the hotel, who found it diff
fcult to believe that such displays would be
countenanced by any one having the character
of this city at heart.
"lf such exhibitions are permitted in our CHIEF
cities, it will not be long before we hear of out
RACES equally mertifying being perpetrated by
mobs on the representatives of our own country
resident at foreign courts. We hope proper pre-
cautions will be taken by the authorities to pre-
vent repetition of such occurrences"