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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
State OF Louisiana -- Parish of East
Eaton Rouge.
SlXkH IN1ieiNI DtykkztK E0it1t.

siY1H JNIttkUK DkSKf1K G0dfIt
Margaret Pfsifsr. wife, ". Michel Eoiriicl. lius-
band-No 106L
DY virtue Of Il writ Of 4. f., issued IN the
ID above entitled and numbered suit, and to me
directed from the Honorable Sixth Judicial Dis-
triet Court, in ind for the Parish Of East Baton
Rouge and State of Louisiana | will expose at
public Sale. at the residence uf the Defendant in
The city pf Baton Rotge. on Saturday the second
day Of G u ober next, 1859 dit IL o'e!ocs. NJ. the he. .
iIafter described property, surrendered by The de-
PENDANT B%oucliel, 10 pay apd satisfy The Judgment,
interest and cost in The dbHye entitled sui, TO- wit
| sorfel tnate. | family buggy oil Iefaey Wagon,
tnfe.
Tertfis Of aale, cash, with the benefit Of at-
pthisement. H. v. BABIN,
anggsaGt Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
doUR dn SIXIEME DISTRICT JUDI.

Css1ye-E ny02Sst aEH BaE0n H0Nge.
X TTENDU que Christopher G. Webb, de Il
IA Paroisse sss dife q fate application i IA dife
Csur pour Etre nonnae Administrator de II
Succession de son fEre John n. Webb DECIDE
IAvis est apar IL prtsente dunne i toutes person
nss Interest," favor 4 dedulrc dams dix Jonrs de
III pemi6re publication de ID p~resente, les faisons
ps1ur lequelsle.sla dIie application ne serait pas
attrorde. qet.2 n. MORENO, Gref66rs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
raber,s Magnetic Water auagoj.

lNE Of these valuable Inventions can be seen
- al the Baton Rouge Foundry. Steam Boat
Captains and Planters, will do we'll ID call aud
procure one wit lout delay. -.....
They cannot be surpassed for utility and safety,
No Sugar Planter should be witt Ut one.
Apply to HILL u HENDERSON Agents.
Oct. I'd
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
Fiat de La Observation-Disclosures d'Est
Baton Rouge,

Cour III s l1ienc District Judiciayic.
Wilbur and Ellis o.. Thomas b. rnlIen--No. 800.
I'm vertu dun writ dc il ia. lance dams le
IL process ei-dessus intitule, et adress6 a moi
par Honorable Cosr du SixiGme District Judi
claire, dams ct pour III paroisse d'est Baton Ho,ige,
ct Fiat de la Louisiana, Jai ssisie ct 3'esposerai
en- yenle publique A Ia porte de la rIllaison de cour
dams IA vile de Baton Rouge, Samedi le denx-
iH1Y..e Jour dDctobre, 1862 a midi. Tous lie droit
tire interet ct prHstension DE- Thomas b. Pullen,
delendeur dams le proc6s ri-dssstis %infitnlk, dams
GU 4 Ia p~ropri6te cii-apres decrite-ssyoif. tin cet-
tain lot de isrte situe dams cette phrtie de Ia ville
&c Baton Rouge, arpente par le ieu Ellie Beaure-
gard, ct designe snr lie plan ~fguratif CONNIE Giant
Il lot No. 8 'da rilet No. 81, 1tant la meme aquis
par e deefeentehr rillsn,,d de- M. M. Pike & Hart IL
13eme Jonrde Mars milht,is cent cinquante l1s52)
deux par acte passa pardevant Samuel Skolfald,
Recorder, IA qaelle propri6ts ct saisie pour payer
ct satisfaire lie montaFt du jugerneht, interet ct
frais dams le process ci-dessus intitnle.
Conditions de Ia Observation-Disclosures le
benefce dievaluation.
re % Aout-at II. ". BABINss Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02

| WAS committed Mt the Depot at Baton Rouge
w on Sept. 4th, 1852. Il NEGRO man ilamed HEa-
ny who says he belongs. TO WM Moosr near
Jackson Miss. Said boy is I'VE feet ten inches high
about thirty flour years of aye, black complexion
and wears whiskerss has some scars sTi his btasst.
The owner Il requested to comply with the law
and take him away. III. 0poM Jailor.
Sent, nth. 3 T.. .-t#@
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
State OF Louisiana --Parish Of East
Baton Rouge.
Sirlh .Judteiiak District Cou1.

S1rzb .jAd1etaI instruct C0zDt.
Wilbur and Iillis rs. Thotnas o. Pullen--No. 800.
10y virtue Of writ Of f. H., issued In the above
ID entitled aud numbered suit, and to me di.
reeted from the Hon. Sixth Judicial District
Court, In and fof the Parish Of East Baton Rouge
and State Of Louisiana, | have seized and will
expose 1T public sale. at he Court house door, In
HE city Of Baton Rouge, OF. Saturday, Tile second
day OF October, 1852, at 12 o'clock, H., III thb
right, title, interest and claim Of I'bosss 3. pullen,
deifs,dent, III the above entitled sait, iii or to the
property hereinafter SIT forth ard described.
to-wit; A certain lot Of ground situated in that
part of the city Of Baton Rouge, laid out by the
late Elia Beauregard, and designated on the fgu-
rative plan thereof as lot number five, Of square
number ffty-lobr, It being the same purchased by
the defendcat Pnllen from Messrs. Pike & Hari,
on the Thirteenth day. Of March, eighteen huf'red
and fty-two, lls52), as per act passed before
Samuel skolheld, Recorder which property is
seized to pay and satisfy the amount Of Judgment,
interest and cost, in the above entitled suit.
Terms Of sale, cash, with the benefit Of APP
praisement, au2S-6t III v. BABTN, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
COur du Sixieme District Judiciaire,

Fa.passe d'est Baton RoMge, Louisiana.
A TTFNbU que ,Alphonse Delaroderie, de la
N pafoisse Jus-dite. a faite application d cette
Cur pour etre nommS administrator do Alex
anler pfhafd, decide
Avis est par la pr9seate dhd5nnG 1 tdnfeess per-
sonnes interesse, d'avoir a deduire dams dix Jours
de Ia premiere publication de la presente, les raj
sons pour lesqu'elles Ia dite application ne craft
pas accorde. nj. MORENO, Gr6iier
&c % Senfefnhre. 1ap-Ial
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02

4 EfE conduit ali depot 1 baton Rouge ID 9TH
IN September 1902 I'M n6ygre nomma HENRY
il dit quill hpraitient b VIM Moore pres jackson
Miss. lie dt, negre est de. einq piads dix pouees
de hauteur age d'eavifon vente quatre ans, TENT
noir p~lasieurs t~icatrices sur Ia p%oitrine, ct d porte
couformer d la loi, ct le retire. ]. j. ODOM,
sill st Geelier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
State Of louisiana Parish df EAST
Baton Rouge.

EiaM Juaaciaz District Curt,
L. +. Massnt, ei a.. heirs Of H~enrfsiia Cavalier,
widow Maxent, Us. CLIPS. Da ventJrt, HI ais.
No 688.
by virtue of a cotprnissi3sta fisssstied In the above
~ entitled and numbered suit, and TO me d.
rected from the Honorable SIKH Judicial District
Court, in and fol- The Parish of East Baton Rouge
and State Of Louisiana, | viii expose at public
sale, ut The Courthouse dsor. in the city of Ba-
ton Rouge, on Saturday th.e second day or Otto-
Der, 1892 at clever. O'Clock, 4. NJ, the hereinafter
ahssHbed property, so-Wit. A certain tract Of land
situated in the Parish of East Baton Rouge. 1t
about thirteen miles below the city of Batotl
Rouge, having d front of FIVE arpents on The river
Mississippi, with the depth oil eighty arpenfs,
bounded above by lands of Thomas Miller and
Rouzan, and below by lands claimed by Chas.
McMichen.
Terass Of sale-One third of the price of adiii-
dication to be paid in cash on the day of sale. and
the balance on three equal annual insfalrttents.
the purchaser to give his notes satisfactorily ell
tlorsel, bearing interest at eight per cent per an
mum after maturity, and special mortgage on the
premises retained until final payment
aug2s-Gt H. ". BABfN, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
FALL STYLE 1851
w: d. II

-
lDLICITS The attention Of bis patrons and The
~. public. generally. to his Fan Style Of Dress
and Soft HAS. His style ii entirely new, EN-.
bracing tasle, durability, beauty. and lightness
public Citizens and strangers need only give
me 4 call 10 satisfy themselves that II IS 10 fheil
interest To purchase their Hats at the Old Stand
opposite the Hafncy House.
Baton Rouge, Sep. %, 1852
LnAp. CANDLES, STARCH, &c-A large
- stock, for sale Ivy
Seat. Is. s. Nj. HAET& CO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
A4S


or Miller, HarfisA Waldo. 10 Camp Street. Nesss
Orleans, Wholesale and Retail I~Dsalars III. IIonge
Furnishing Goods, Upholstery and Cabinet Furnish.
ingi GOODS, Paints, Oils. etc.
zed lamp and girandoles Hall and Isafins and Chan
oilers; Tea Trays. various patterns Table Cuflefy;
Plated. PlanisIed, Tin. Japanned and WoodenwaFe
Gss ware. Plain and Cdldrsd Fidaf Mating. soaps,
Wax, Sperm and Star Candies Sperm, Whale,
Lard, L.ilseed, N~eaisfoos and Chemicai Oils; Spir I
Gas, Chanphine, Alcohol, Turpenline Paints of
every subscriptions; Brushes; Window Glass Putty
saId Paper and Cine; Flowing, Polishing. Scrap
iIggg, Furniture Coaeh. gIaek, Japan and White
Gimps FrInass; Ticking md Bed Lace Cord
I'assalA, etc. Also, Picket and Cursinon Moss al
ways fof sals.
raIcEs or t~aafHrss.
BY thu barrel ! 90 cents pr gallo
BIZ the 1--WE gallons I 65 cents per gallo
For 4 less quantity 10 cents per gallo
July 9Th, y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
SIZE

DY virtue ola Commission TO me directed by
ID The Honorable the 9th judicial Dlstfiet Court
Of East Baton Rouge i shall offer for sale Oh
Wednesday Drt 18th 1852 the following property
owned loiltly BY Henry Walsh d minor. Louisa
Walsh wife. Of Charles Mathef, and Eliza Walsh
Wife Of valfey Trudeap. ID.
jipi aj
phillIs OF ffetieiis negro woman a ~
and her three children,
fIanah negro gil aged ~
George. boy aged 81
9ilsatiia girl aged ~
Funny ~ girl aged IL
.T'hnafts uF ,sAtsr One third payable iii SIX
month lie. one third III twelve moths aid one third
IL eighteen nlpitl,s from the day Of adjudication.
The purchaser to furnish their notes With good
personal security lptind Ia solido. and secured by
special mortgage, with the vendors privilege re-
served on the said slases till final psy nient. The
notes TO he n1dtle payable at the Parish Recorders
pifua III the city Of latet1 Rouge, end to bear H.
tefest Ill tte raie Of eight Per esh, per a,uf, front
maturity Until paid. "a. -
Sale to take plats 1t ito Count House ii the
usual hour Of sale. II. BOEGEa
Huctioneef.
TENTE De sUCrRss1ON.
I'm vFRTU dAu 1 commission %aiiress6 h moi
~ par i HOiloFaDi6 eUuE aH tslAfefue DAslifse "
dteiaire DIST Baton Rouge, expos tai on vente
ptibliJiie Llidi lie l3etis Jour GOe'ohre 1852, Ia
p~ropriete %sniFani, appsrtetient conioinlelnent d
Henry Walsh TN i%riireuf. folliza Walsh 6pptlse
w Charles .Mather ct Eliza Walsh dpodse de- VAL
cry Tfataau, sayoirt 4fa.
Ben nsgre age de 81 and
Till u It % I"
phillis Of i ftelieite ntaresss II
/. aeec les treis e%nfan6, %savoir;
Hannah ~n6gtesss dg6 de 7 ans
ndare I" 8
Suzanne tagresss "
Fanny - e 12 II
Conditions de Ia venta. iii tiereptvable asiy mois
TN tiers i dotize ulois et d dixltiil muis du hptlf de
l'adjudica- ton, les aequereitfs %foirhifoh latifs BILL
avee bon s%aclttitG ~pefsefidel TN soliio ASSURE
par h. po-th6qile special, ct lie privilege dss vsiiIh
sur les dite ~esclaves jasqit'au Placement
les billets sevotls fate payable at, BUREAU dl
Recorder dams la viilsd de Baton Rouge, ~e'ottatt
! taison de hut pour cent par au apres
1eheaDe8. jitsqh'an Placement final.
III ventn ,Mtra lien b la maison dc Conr aux
us,lel do yeiite. L. BOEGEL,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
Sixth judicial District Court.
Parish of East Baton Rouge La,--

WHEHEAS Henry G. Young and William
w a. Ranaldson Administrators of The Estate
Of James a. Ranalson deceased, have filed ii the
office Of the undersigned Clerk Of said Court, an
account Of their administration upon said Estate.
Notice is hereby givsr 10 all persons interested
LEGATION of fills notice, why tie said account
should moi be approved homologatsd aid made
the Jsdgiisiii of said Court.
Sept. 2Jth MI. MORENO. CLERK,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
Sixth Judicial District Court, Parish
of East Baton Rouge, La,

M7HEREAS Alphonse Delaroderie Of said
w Parish has applied u said Court to be APP
pointed Adninistrator Of tie Estate Of Alexan-
der Pruard deceased.
Notice is hereby gwen to all persons interested
to show chuse within ten days from the first pub
LEGATION of this notice, why the. said application
should not be granted NJ. MuRENC Elerk.
September 23d 1s53.-In.I
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02

ID late arrivals I have on hand the following
I'D articles, From ST. Laris.
IS barrels super fine Flour
ansdo extra do
los bags :shcf No ] to .,
500 bars lead,
!. From CINCINNATI
Is boxes choice family soap,
% dozen brooms.
ID Kegs prime butter
IS boxes candles Is.
10 reaansawrapping paper,
1900 extra s. c. hams,
80 kegs choice lard,
So barrssis l1whiskey,
20 do i do.
From Petersburg Va.
% boxes 8 lump tobacco.
From Neap Fork. N. j.
DO harrssls hydralic cement,
% dg plaster paris
Fron4 Men Orleans.
SO keys cut nails.
! 5 hogsheads choice sugar,
1000 baacon shoulders,
20 bags prime coffee.
10 doxen hand barroMs,
10000 snha sires cigars, JOSHUA BEAI.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02

ETE conduit, an Depots Baton Botge lie %
a. septembre, 1862, I'm rnulatre romrne Joe, ct
dit quill arpartlen 4 Bowman Sterling dc Felie-
lana, 5 pieds I nouces lie table, age d'envitpn 30
ans, le proprietaire est r6quis de SO conforfner b
Ia loi ct 10 %retirer. sept. j. j. OD0M Geolier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02

A EfE conduit ali Depot 4 Baton Rouge lie 10
~. septemhre 1889, IN ndgre notntne John Boz
lin, age d'envifun 90 Ans, OF dit quill appartient
d Adolphus Williams, d'Est Feliciana, 10 psopri
htaire eat requis, de SO cantotner 4 Ia toi ct lie
rstiref. sept. 81 j. J.. ODQM, Geoli6r.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02

WITH AN OVERWHELMING II oupE or NATIVE AND FOREIGN PERFORMERS
w selected from crsaes Of Paris London, Venne. New York PHILADELPHIA and Boston
FRoM EuHnrh- Mons and Madame BrNot Yomg Aymat lie Jume Berh he Mons lie vaHh
Lee Lee 1iornte 1tpHpps Mile Rosnthue, MASTER Jean and are. FhoM AatnnA- Miss p
ane shtkney, John GbMn l. l. Perry. G. Crosby, John Smith, Bill Lake, H. p Mahgan, D. "
Stone Madamns Lake and. Perry.
The Eevihha of tb deep sufmas all Theatres in the country in elegance paeonHnesaa d
samIauouapss with 1000 cane Arm cHahks 900 cU1sHoNEhp sl BOO GaLhERfSEdls
landa M eaboiaionof luxury in all is appurIHeMs. ahoihmg the bodily torture mspamieh rom
anv, arura limbs rsnpsdh by etowasa aud hMniharow board seats bruises rm Jogging knees
cutting winds .#N
+. To- The aritpaehof the CIRCUS FLEET will be annouhMb by eannon and the stirring pds of
tile thihe Of TWENTY BELLS.
". The orchestra tgnsisbfa HbaH cAmpRMo ORGAN or GREAT poart combining the effect of
BnM. string and Rel Band, uer the artistic effort OF the celebrated oAahHt HERR cam
Sixty gaBN Jets AID gs seons with banners mip pendants from the Imy teuug
ornamental ginunas inside hhd DIummonl bengal and Locomotive lights dMede-au of gas
manpHhnursdby miniature gas works oh board, renders TIE whole affair not only brilliant, buas
ACCESSIBLE at hight as IN tie dry tine. Ia ~ .
u Patms Of AnpaiioNs-Ihe Unparalleled chday required 10 conmie this grant Hrns
following scale Of price Indispensable TO sustain the enterprise Dress Circle TALL aa chairs did
numbered tNny Family Circle TALL uHhmme15 so CENTS Children and sesantsh hall price TO
Dress Circle am boxes
H-Thea arm ehansm BE- anNrtl at n ticket Office on board
The Floating paas will exhHht in Baton Heugam Munay and Tuesday. 18th md 18th Op.
bri at grlt Landing, Maehae Church and fhquthma IN Wednesday the 18th at 81. Gabers
Church, Bayou GouB md Donalkbnvtt on Thursday 1thj at Bme QmmreC Church, and Red
Church on Friday the 10TH Oct Mgt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02

Cour did Sixi6me District J~adiciaire.
ParOisse d'Est Baton Rouge Louisiana
ii TTENDU que Henry G. Young ct William
a B. Ranplson. administrations de Ia Snsces-
sion de james A. Ranaldson, dGe65dg, ont ii posee
au Bureau du soHssignie grefier de Ia dite Colr.
TN Compile de lenrs Administration dams ia dite
Succession.
Avis est par ID p~resenfe une D toutps personnes
intGresse s'avon 4 seduire, dams dix Toilrs de- ID
premiere publication de Ia presente les raisoii,
pour quot le dit conltg ne serait par .apnrdna,
Homologu6 Ct parte le JugeniienI De ii ddiite Coar.
CO 81 Sepfembre 1852,
M. MORENO, Grelier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
For sale.

TTTfLL he sold at the Court HOUSE, dspr In fits
w City Of Baton Rouge on The "a day Of Or-
tdbet nexi. ut Iso'ciock Ma negro tsoraasf
mined Caroline, aged 30 years, and bet male
child Crow, III months oId.-Tefms di 4 Credit
Disk months. Sept. o5~-2t
GEORGE GARIG, AdndinIssraiDr.
DACON AND LARD casks Shoulders, 4
ID casks clear sides, 10 tierces sugar cured
Hams. fcf sale BY 8. AZ. HART.
Sept. 18th
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02

TEAS TEASli TEAslli-Direct inporta-
i ton from Lhina.--The subscribe returns his
thanks TO The Ladies of East esid West Baton
Rouge, fdr their Kind nd1iberal patronage ii the
inforrni ag them that lie has again received i
small supply OF the same quality. fresh. and fra
grant, and ~solicits d continuation Of past Iavors.
niaya5y 4 Malta
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02
sAToN KiOuGj; FEmALE sEmINARY

AIRS. READ would Respectfully give notice TO
1sl her former patrons as well as the public
generally, that the next Session oil her School will
commence OF the 27th of September.
As it will he her ai,p to furnish to her pupils the
same resources and advantages as the best North
ern Schools, she will spare no pains or endeayors
constantly To- ~envelop the moral attributes as well
is cultivate ahe mental faculties Of those placed
gnder her care.
Ample arrangefTients will be made for the ac-
Communications OF Boarding Scholars, and the servic-
Is of experienced and capable assistants are secar-
I'd to teach the primary and more advanced de-
GARMENTS, and also that bi music.
The course Of education will comprise ~instfuc-
zion in all the polite and crudite' branches usually
acquired.
correspondence with the pfihcipsl Dct.-4t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02

WAS committed 10 the Depot al Baton
w Rouge on the 18th day oil September 1862
a Neg o boy named John Bolin, about so years
Of age, and says he belongs TO Adolphus Villains
East Felieiana the owner Is reqpsted TO comply
with the law and take him away,
Sept, aoth j, J,UDOM Tailor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

You do NOT gee the power OF e'oqusnce in the
wrapped attention Of the he.rers IN the flashing or
melting eyes in their responding applause bot in
what hose who have heard him think and feel and do
after perhaps long after bis voice has ceased to Yibrse
upon their ears The orators power lies in making
others say, Let do it - not What must b. done ~
And here lies the superiority Of Dcmoshenes over his
Latin rival He conceas his art bis rythm and his
logic, while by apostrophe and quick 4ashes OF eo-
quence he seems to putthe appeal the hands ofthe
people, and they decide in his favor But Cicero
sees able 10 dvest himself Of the fact that ne IS Marcus
Tullus Cicero wonderful triumph Of immediate
eogueuce was displayed by Lamartine when he quelet
and drove back one Of tie wore, nobs that ever yeet
in the streets Of city.
1t is said Of Daniel Webster that once in his early
career as lawyer, he made himself acquainted with
the personal history Of every man on the jury And
you can understand what power tina. gave to man
man Ike him getting into the very heart Of those upon
whose decision depended the success or defeat Of his
client The fact s that the Office Of the orator Is to
produce results not merely temporary effects upon the
minds Of his hearers and the proof Of his power is that
these results do occur 1t is matter of history that
during fourteen year. the orstory Of Demosthenes was
more than the magic OF Philip Of Macedon
The lecturer spoke Of the superior power Of the ora
tor the essayi and remarked that cause for this
to be found in the fact that the essay Is not adj
dressed to do Mt eethat the thou hs expressed
appealing 10 us. We sit in calm judgment on his
vews but do not recognize any actual wealth But the
orator singles each Of out and directs interest
and attention When we read At the top Of the page.
my fellow cifzenf, or my friends, we feel that he
i speaking 20 US, and compelled to conscious
Of cur having personal concern IN the matter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
The ,m.ricnu Election.


Fne rrsrit Of rhe Presidential election in the
United sta,c. had been anticipated from various sgns
q dssou.ion u thC WIZ party Of inst county '1d e.
Iecaly from the proceeding o. he ConFtntpn az La
timore Whch seUed only 70 noMLste car 1'l@
whom tie parry never cordially adopted t1d 70 ihcf-'
ne disseusons which ought " have terminaVd Inc
succcss q Gen. Pierce ard Of the Democrats FaIy
tnrougfour The Un.on has been nor only victory Dut
az Unprecedented triumph Twenty seven o. "a 1.r'
Which coEpCse that great coniei'i s-.Oii' i"p-
scufed y 2c votes in The Electoral Coleee decreHD
the Democratic candi late while Gen scott oo.e,
Culy 4 fCtef ir0u the STAGE ci -lersSenu-'tsi VI
Ron 7 tnnessee and Kentucky We DehcYe s'et va
10 former occsoa b. TIE election been earned oy %
oyersi Ginning majority aud NJ popular ino'rins4',
when p!sces Gen. Pierce "a tae mSh-r, OILY VI "
Lllop nss IL on'y ralsed " psfIy - NJ a
Connected q tie highest pitch Of sITen1n ana power
fut scene & the 70 have anLhlLatcd " ait%2o-
ysty Tel him" ssd DANIEL We ster, but q few hours
here 70 exi.ed I'll ni a. ny dying n ,ssage thss
from the 81 SCv the Wing parry e. nauo la parry
vi, rave cessed 10 edit 4 v.l I've orly N history
Ihsf uEfasct0 seems % se ready verified, and me
poitical combination Of which Mr Clay and Mr.. Web
ter we've thc lusrnCus leaders and ornaments mrs
scarcely survived tncE lerulnslon Il their hTee They
had follow % The footsteps Of me Federtsts, who sid
M. sod foundations OF the ULiOl and gave place
sr1ore asiOns, and tke American Wings OF our day
Gre a. the; remained Of the Federalism Of The ssI cen
tury Bu; the Institutions Of tie country are NOT AyoT
abb 70 lie caution and moderation which marked theaT
uolcy. The rs.ng stream has OveTeapi the banks
within which they attempted 70 conhne L. The Demo
cratic principles Vi Je1erson and Jackson have grown
with the growth Of the western states Inc slavery
questions hgve sun further divided and weakened ths
northern and southern Whigs The election Of Is.
hss given the everest 20 the Wing party which hs'
yet sustained and unless lie elements undergo sont
fresh transformation It may be saf % nave disappearec
from the scene.
Although little "a personally Known Of General Pierce
We have never entertained doHbt from the time OF h
nomiraCu that he was the candidate best tcd 70 ~
no ,frce u Prcid.r; q he l'ulei Sts'c' 80 7h1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL or THE EUROPA.
Dates; Liverpool and London, Nov. 20;
Paris, Nov. 10.

The British and North American Mail
Steamship Europa from Liverpool about q P. NJ on
Saturday, Goth ut arrived at this port about o'clock
last evening
The principal feature ofthe news is the We'll
ngton Funeral France quiet Cotton still dull Corn
active and rising Consols, for Money, 100 1907
French -Four and Halls, 1O7.
The following persons came passengers in
the Europa
Mr. d. Joudheiu F. Leon and lady, Mr.. McCauley aud
daughter Miss Gilbert, Mr.. AvelnE, Rev Mr. Morrison
and LADY J. Hancock j. Moore, Gass1n, Mr. Harris Col
Robe and ady Mr. Nathan, Blumeuihs, Murray, J. q.
Spelling Mr. Halet, Delthan g. Postlethwalfe, r. Laird
J. Cameron, g. C. Cowper f., harner' T. Even Gilbert
Law Pugh James Parr Joseph Stuart Dart, w Jenkins
f. Brown X. Wales, w. Cornelius, Mr. Brockiord, lady
and daughter W Cornelius IT., w. Jay, T. Kent NJ Docr
finger Mr. Scinapp lady and children, I. RohJe lady
snd children. q. w. Lynch, j. Kelsey, w C. Maestay
Mrs ;. Rsrdle Mr.. Faingunos, J. Cbrke, j. Grosen T.
Lampiug-totL. So.