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Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-18

CT. LOUIS BONDs WANTED, at the
y BANK OF THE UNION,
may +tr Browns Marble Building
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-18
r. r. r. No. 2.

z. r. R. No. 2.
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IT RESOLVES AWAY FROM TIE BONES
AND MUSCLES
ALL DISEASED DEPOSITS;
1T ELECTRIFIES THE FLUIDS AND SOLIDS WITH
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
IT Is WARRANTED TO CURE
scrofula, white Swelling,
Humors, Syphilis,
Cancers, Epilepsy
Tumors, Jaundce,
Rckets, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
gronchcal Tumors, Hacking Dry Cough.
In either Of the aboye-namcd Diseases
WE GUARANTEE
that the patient win experience its aLpowerfu soothing,
IN A FEW HOURS
CoNsUMpTIvE PATIENTS
WILL EXPERIENCE IMMEDIATE RELIEF AFTER
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IT Is DAILY PERFORMING MIRACLES.
IN Ten minutes after taking dose Of This pleasant remedy,
e lodk and sciy fnrdd feels lis elect zeal agency thrilling
through ersry cell and cavern n he syem impdrtin health
and strength 10 cry organ nerve, and scceory vessel in the
body.
s6- Price Of II. r. r. No. 2, 81 per bottle.
Sold only ly the authorized agents.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-18
r. r. r.
Railways Ready Remedies,

NOS y o " .,
RE prepared to harmonze and act in unison with
each other. Taken separately together, they will
INSTANTLY STOP PAIN,
SPEEDILY REMOVE DISEASE, AND
QUICKLY CURE IT'S CAUSE. NO PAIN CAN
EXIST, OR DISEASE AFFLICT THE
SYSTEM,
While under their influence.
r. r. r. NO. /!
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
is TIE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY
Ever recorded in the Medical History of the world
THAT HAS STOPPED TIE MOST
VIOLENT PAINS
IN A FEW SEC0NDSl
1t will stop the MOST SEVERE PAINS
IN FIVE MINUTES OR LESS!
And will the most obstinate and painful Rheumatic,
Nervous, Neuralgc, and Bilious Complaints,
IN FEW HOURS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-18
Counting the Cost.

The Richmond Republican well says:
"The resolution offered by Mr.. Meriwether
requiring a report of the amount of public money
paid General Scott for his military services, ought
TO have been amended, so as to have embraced
wider circle of subjects. 4 report ought to have
been demanded of the cost of the late ,car, and
also Of the 'cdr Of national independence.
"Mr Meriwether, it seems did not deem il ne
cessary, in justice 10 General Scott to demand
Ms o0tuc Of ne scrUices which he has rendered for
his pay Perhaps he was right in this omission,
for the country needs no information on that
subject.
The most brilliant victories Of the war of
1872 were achieved by Scotts skill and valor ;
whilst the Democrats themselves have told us that
he was the principal actor in the war with Mexi-
CO. Make an estimate, il you can, Of the results
Of those wars upon American greatness and pros
perity-of the wealth and greatness they have
added to the nation and when you have done
that, you may place by its side as soon you
please the dollars and cents paid General Scott
for the services by which the glory, power, and
fortune Of the young republic has been 50 might
lily increased
The Southern l'rcss has done good service in
the cause OF the South. Ge0ryidH.
Then, Mr. South, as You have always been n
very clever fellow it is to be hoped you will save
the editors he losses they hare gained by its publi-
cation, since these arc their only gain! 1t is no
business of ours, however.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-18
AMERICAN TELEGRAPH.
News by this Mornings Mails.
Further by the Canada,

Further by the Canada.
HALIFAX, Ang. H.
The steamer Canada sailed last night for Bos-
ton.
AusTRALA.-Advices from Australia are to the
22d of April. The production of gold was stead
lily increasing and is estimated at GlOO, 900 ster-
ling per week.
The public revenues of the colony have in
creased G35, ,592 during the last quarter.
FRANcE.-The French Minister of Police, for
the more effectual suppression of clandestiue
publications, has issued strong decree.
steamer Mississippi at Halifax.
HALIFAX, Aug. IL.
The steamer Mississippi arrived nt Halifax yes
terday morning. She was received with n salute
from the citadel and the ship-of-war Cumberland
She was also visited in the afternoon by the Off
GERS of the garrison.
Heavy Robbery, &C.
BUFFALO, Aug. II.
D. y. Castles jewelry store was robbed last
night of goods valued at 5000.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-18

INTERNAL AND E-ITERNdL
fails in giving instant the tormsnting
and agonzing pains.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-18
TALLY-Ho RAzoRs-wARRANTED.

IF there Is such thing luxury in shave, these cele
i brated Sheffield Razors and Bazins popular SHAVING
CREAM both Of which be had at Winners for 80 cents
contribute largely to such result Call at the
Cheap Cash Stationery Store Sixth street,
may E-tr near Louisiana
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-18
DAILY
AMERICAN TELEGRAPH.

3cslve lines (or es make squaye-longer advertise
ments in exact proportion.
No reports resolutions proceedings of any corporation,
society, association public meeting, and communca
ton designed to call attention to any matter of limited
individual interest," be inserted unless paid for
advertisement
ADVERTISERS will please sndesvor send In their vors
before II o'clock, II possible.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-18

UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Pcnna. avenue, between Sd and AZ SITS.
WASHINGTON, D. @.
P. W. BROWNING, Proprietor.
an 2A-H
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-18

The Southern Press has done good service in
the cause OF the Sonth.-.Sanannah Geor4ian.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-18
A SUPPLY OF THE TALLY-Hop ON HAND.
PLEASE READ THIS!

PLEASE READ THIS!
ME respectfully ask customers who have not com
w piled with former request to notice this, anc
settle their respective accounts early date and enable
to transact our business with the promptness desire
jy 26-tf H. MYERS co.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-18

VNHE above article be purchased at WNERs for 62
i cents; fitted out with Tally-ho Razor, Shaving
Brush, Toothbrush, and Soap, for sl.2jl
Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
4-tr Sixth street, Louisiana avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
CITY ITEMS.

The Celebration yesterday was spirited
and imposing In spite of the desperate condition Of
the streets. The glorious Old Veterans OF the War
of 1912 were well represented The pet the people,
the National Guards It'll Regiment, were also In
splendid force and uniform. The United Americans
turned out finely, and made the chief feature IN the
procession.
In the Superior Court, the case of
Nathaniel p. Willis agt. Edwin Forrest for assault
and battery, (on some time since but postponed,)
WAS set down for yesterday, but not called The sut
of Rufus C. Kemp agt. Thomas Carnley, Sherm,
relative to stock Of goods OF Stewart PATTERSON,
in Broadway, commenced on Friday, was further
adjourned to Monday next The General Term OF
Supreme Court, on motion Of Gen Sanford, ad'
early out q 4b respect Gr fee Gay
Pleas met Yesterday forenoon, and NUMBER OF
causes were submitted to 1t. :,
AT O'Clock On Sunday morning, well
known thief named John Masterson, was arrested,
store of John Sox, No 202 Rvington-st. aud stolen
therefrom two boxes Of cigars, valued at $40.
portion Of the properly stolen Was s sSo
committed him for examination.
"A paragraph, in your paper OF last
week, gives an erroneous impression of the action
of the Fist Baptist Church in reference to the
Bible Rooms. The facts of the case are few and
simple.
The First Baptist Church has for ten years per-
mitted the American and Foreign Bible Society to
occupy the premises in question at a merely nomina
leLt. Last May the Board OF that Society, in con-
ueci,on with five Trustees, not members OF the
Church, ende avored to get a lease Of twenty-one
years upon the premises, at one dollar year. Inc
Society re scinded this lease, but att same time,
both the Board and the Society put forth another
claim-that Of a PERPETUAL lease. At the next en-
suing meeting of the Corporators OF the Church,
unanimous resolutions were passed e1esesHve Of
their disapprobation OF such proceedings; but no
notice has ever been taken Of the matter by tho
Board or the Society. The Pastor OF the Chureh,
although specially commissioned to present the pro-
test of that body against the Society's proceedings
was refused hearing at the annual meeting and IN
EVERYDAY the Society and the Board have indicated
their desire to hold the rooms
Under these circumstances, the Trustees were
compelled to order the Society to quit the premises
and the Church acquiesced in the views OF the
trustees FRIEND or Truth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24

II The late accident on the New-York
snd Erie Railroad suggests the importance Of con-
munication between every car composing train and
The locomotive. How often has it happened, says
correspondent that the last is thrown of the rails
ard dragged for long distance without the kno vi
edee OF the engineer. The general rule observed on
The Enc road has been, that rope attached 10 the
should pass INSIDE each car, being
oureiy fastened a. the end of the last By this
means any passenger can, in case Of an accident,
instantly stop the train. On other roads IL is the
custom either to have the rope pass the outside
on the top OF TIE cars, to have no repe at all 10
connect with the whistle. In the first case the en-.
giDeer not informed until after the couplings have
become disconnected, before which much damage
may De cone. In the last car may become de.
tached ano LETT on the road, as has sometimes been
The case Does not the safety OF the travelling COM
DuDity (Which now embraces nearly ali the com mu.
bityl demand that the precauon OF establishing an
inside communication In every car, on all rairo ads
should be adopted henceforth and when the meas
ure costs 20 little should it not be attendnd to-
r. There were two fires in Wilmington,
N c, on "Wednesday last, destroying the dwellings
Of John Mutt Peter Harris, John Quence, Mrs.
Belts, Nh. Baxter and Mr. Bettencourt. The upper
story of the house OF David Thally, hotel keeper,
also destroyed. Mr. Harris has also lost his kit
chen and bake house. and was not insured.
II The Baltimore Annual Conference
OF Methodist Ministers will convene at Cumberland,
Md, on Wednesday, March 3. Bishop James IL ex.
pected to preside, assisted by Bishop Waugh. This
Conference embraces the largest membership Of any,
consisting Of more than 10000, who are under the
pastoral care OF 300 ministers.
~ Two Homestead Exemption bills
before the Legislature CT Louisiana, one ex-
emptug the value of 81, goo from execution, and the
other 500. This avorite measure of the Land Re.
formers meets with great favor among the editors
without distinction of party.
U Mr.. J. Shauck's paper mill in Balti.
more Co., Md, was destroyed by FIRE on Thursday
iast. Several persons sleeping in the mill were
'iously burnt. The building was insured for 81, 500
which will not cover the loss.
u The Paperhanging Print works Of
Peter Campbell, at Bellville, N. J., was destroyed
by hre on Saturday. Loss about 5000 No in
eursnce.
e The Wings of Oldham and Jeffer-
son Counties, KY, recommend Willard Fillmore fer
President and John J. Crittenden for Vice President
II Gen. ScorT has been nominated as
the choice of the Wings of Fountain, Decatur and
other Counties OF Indiana for the Presidency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
Revolutionary Movement in Chilli.


The following information In relauon
10 the revolutionary movement in Chiu, IS 3D.
,aiped from a private letter received al onam-
bersbure, Pa, and communicated to Inc Fn'-
ad.fphia Ledger 1t gives further particulars OF 'ne
news announced in our telegraph dispatch on oAIuf
day morning
On the night of the 27sh Of Dec, about three nun
syed OF the reyoutionists made an ATTACK on .no
Americans at Cslderia, engaged In consIIucans nc
Coniapo Railroad. The Americans, ABOUT iorv-a,,1
IN number defended themselves for some ume' MI
ing one man and woundiDg several otnefs; tho
The rebels then took possession OF the ros1, naa "a
locomotive fred up and took the killed ana woinu
men. with about sso hundred OF tneir parry
Copiapo city. That city Is in possession " ;,,aS
ysbels and most OF its prominent citizens arg Aa
ar are in pYjson. The Americans al CsioeilN s.
;rs the consecences on return OF tne VAN no.4
Copiapo fed for safety on boardtne BOLIVIA s'es"S'
then IN the harder of Calderia . - n,
Mr. wbeelright Mr.. Campoeii, MI - he
Wm Goodell and most Of the tocShoiueIs v. ~
RAILROAD. with about ffty Of the hands engage n.
the works. were on board the steamer nj 49,
Brucs GoodeIl formerly OF PhllaneiPnla, 1900
oniy American lief. behind he had peeh P lo;
into the service of the rebels, 10 run .ne -.
10 Copiapo. The steamer walled some tie o ,hs
10 get him on roard His train came up Ds,v,-
steamer let but he did not maze ms aPP sr, ,nnch
All his effects were on board the sue dhsi, 60 e..
an xietv was entertained for his PERSONA $500.
The letter. from which the above paiH;. .,e.msr
obtained. was written on board the osn'i"
snd dated Dec 30, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

CoURT or COMMON PLEAS. - Special
TerD.-D eel sions .--Hssyy Robinson & Co. agt.
Josn NcIHfosh PLAINTIFF assignees OF tho hrm
Of Mcintosh Henderson said arm being composed
OF Thos. Mel, son OF defendant, and Others Mr..
Jonn Mel. was special partner OF the firm, and the
sult was TO recover eco 600, amount specie in the
painefsnip certificate rs having eeei contributed.
%. which plaintiffs say never was paid.
demurrer was interposed denying the right Of
psn'ins TO maintain the suit on the ground that the
three general partners had no risht To make AN as
sieDment without ms assent thai action could only
be maintained by bill In equity 10 compel accoantlnx
and settlement that II defendant has The A2O COO
he is equally entitled 10 10 as plainss As thev ara
tenants IN common IN the assets and that n the
$40 eco had not been paid H. 10 coald not nov De re-
covered tie statute mas given the sole remedy 10
creditors OF the firm by action against defendant a.
general partner.
The Court sustained the objections, and gsvs Isds.
mtnt for defendant on demurrer.
SUPREME CoURT or THE UNITED SrArRs.
-F'idGy. Feb. 20, ls52.-Mr Chief Justice Taney
announced TO the Bar that the Court would hear ar
semen's until next Thursday, goth inst and that Il
would adjourn next Tuesday week, "a proxlmo. 70
the fTu Monday In April, and that Il would then
two months.
No. CO. VIM. w. Teal re- NJ C. FELTON,. In error
20 the Supreme Court of New York. Mr.. Justice
Wayne delivered the opinion of the Court affirming
the Judgment OF the Court Of Appeals in this cause.
with costs.
No. Sc. w. L. Pierce ct al, appellants, ~ Henry
Frtzhush ct al Appeal from the Circuit OF ne
TaDey delivered the opinion OF the Court, affirming
the judgment OF the said Circuit Court in this cause
with costs and damages at the rate of six per esas
per annum-
Nos 81 and S. Abraham Rich ct al, respondents,
rs. Lambert, Brothers, ct al, ibelants. The ergu-
ment of these causes WAS continued by Mr.. Core
for the hbellants. and by MI Hunt for the respond
ents.
Adjourned until Monday, II O'Clock A. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
Markets-Reported by Telegraph

PROVIDENCE, Monday, Feb %, 1852.
CerToN-There has been no material variation to
notice the prices of Cotton during the week the
sales have been to fair extent. We quote New
Fair, 9i@lOc Upland Fair, 9ic Midding Fair,
9ic WooL-The market has been dull during the
past week, but prices remain firm. The large stock
OF Wool to be offered at auction on the 25th inst by
Seagrave Steere, at Uxbrdge, 600 900 b) viii at
tract the attention of manufacturers and dealers.
The following the sales OF the past week
Fleece Ia 200 lbs from SO 040c the largest sales al
40 a 4oc. Pulled, 90 coo TBS, nom 33ll04fc., the
IaIreH sales at 35tG42tc Foreign, 300 lbs, at 3Oc
T@tal sales of the week. 81, 000 lbs.
PAINTING CLoTHs-There is brisk demand for
good GO by Ga and higher grades and the market is
quite bare OF cloths OF this description. Some styles
If fine goods sold. There has been slight I'M
movement in prices, and the tendency is upward
The sales have been So, 700 pieces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24

P,ee,,sd at The Tribune Office for rae week e"ae"s
Saturday, Feb. 81.
~, ~ The Scottish Cavslsrs- By Wuusm T. AJ''"h'
r. E9.,s ~ lanes Translated from the German OF
Ap' sr.s der By Ma n. C. Conaas limo pp I'D Lewis
n. New American Speaker By c Zacbos 2mo pp.
v.3,s;, sa,ns Diectisns Third Ediilon. Warrington
Dc,ion,ry u the German and English Languages BJ
q j Adler limo D. Appleton d Co.
c. fotn LAR ku ard the Arctic Region BY L. BIN
' molds limo. pp 396 Bofslc: DsrtL Masr
I<tisr 70 Louis Kos.uth Freedom AID Slavery Bosom
Wacutt. x~ 49,. - ..a
III. H,sto,v OF Palestine BY John Kitto. i2mo PIP 80
could Liscoln Sold By Newman Iyison - A..
Mars sret CecH. By Cousin Kate limo PIP 'io' ~ NJ
pletgn Co. n rsn.. Waters
l2mo pp a3s. Cornish. Lamport Gs. - Hamilton
8, Pa1s Epistles 70 the Corlnshiass BY JOE = e.
Thorn limo. 70 40. ChaIles 8 FIahcls ismo Bos-
Memoirs az MargaIet Fuller Ossol s 70 a Fraucis
ten Philips, sampson Co SOLO ~
SERIALS AND PERI0picALs' geott Co.
TIE Londor Quarsrly Review; JAM sncsSb .,suport
sartain's Mssszins. March; Dssnt c"'A
IsTshsm's Mssazne March. T,e sams 4 "a
The Art Journal Febsuuy. o.. Hstch
LS:sss r.s'9 raeas,or Dewitt Dss,cp''
The New. EnsisudsT. February Cis"' ~u~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24

SENATE WASHINGTON, Feb. 90, 1852.
W. mat 1T IDl ofolooE

SENATE. WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1852.
The Senate met at l24 o'clock.
MIR. SEWARD presented petition from
Pennsylvania, praying Congress to protest against
the violation of the law Of nations by armed inter-
vel tons.
Mr. SoULE Ua..) presented joint resolu-
tons Of the Legislature OF Louisiana, urging the es-
tsbi,lment OF Navy Yard ana Depot near New
Orleans.
Mr.. BRODHEAD presented petitions for and
against the rene wal OF Woodworth's patent. Also
others against the Sunday mails for the modihca-
ton OF the tariff Of l646-and numerous petitions of
Assistant Marshals for additional compensation for
taking the Census.
Mr.. FISH presented memorial from the
Chamber of Commerce. of Newly ork, asking for the
removal of the Mint from Philadelphia to New-York.
Referred and the motion to print the memorial
referred to the Committee on Printing.
Mr.. CLEMENS (Ala.) moved that the
Senate adjourn. Many Senators asked that the
mr. Clemens declined. Motion lost-Ayes, 10 /;
Noes, I6.
Numerous reports on private bills were
made.
Mr.. GEYER, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, to whom was referred the petition from Rhode
Island asking for the liberation OF Drayton and Sears
Low confined in Washington Jail for aiding slaves
to escape from their masters reported the same
back, and asked to be discharged from the further
consideration Of the subject which was agreed TO-.
MIR. JAMES offered resolution, which
was adopted directing inquiry to the proprety OF
increasing the salary Of the U. 8. Judge of Rhode
Island
Mr.. SHIELDS offered a resolution which
was adopted, calling for information as to the
amount paid for extra rations to the Army Officers
during 1851.
MIR. MALLORY offered a resolution of in-
qury into the expedieDcy OF increasing the salary of
the U. s. Judge of the Northern District Of florida.
Adopted
The private bills ordered to be engrossed
on Friday, were taken up and passed.
On motion of Mr.. MILLER, the Senate
adOufled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24

NAvAL.-The u. s. frigate Congress-
Can't. James Mcintosh, was at Rio de 'aneiro 'an' -
bound to Montevdeo. c.,A.,J
Doxnine. was al Buenos Ayres Dec.20.
The u. g. brig Porpoise. Commando .. 4. uaiu'
ner sailed for Gambia, Africa, Jan on cruise s.a
The U. g. fIgase Raritan, Csps EnAs s,s A.
Cslso on the 10th Jan. The st. Marys was expect
Cd to sail in few days for San Francisco, on heT
way to China. p.vn. r.n
.shor. on the ION Jan on sand bar which puts oot
SSs or siY miles from Crab Island. She got on on
the al.t with little damage, having thro wn
~, s;Ias Hand. which arrived ut Nequaoo, foro
Rico. on the l7th. The schooner assisted IN weigh
me I'D the guns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
PHILADELPHIA.
Fires-Railrsad Collision, &c.
of The N, Y, Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 90, 1853.
AT o'clock this morning, the large four.
story building at the southeast corner OF Eighth ana
Chestnut sts., was much damaged oy hfe. Inc
principal sufferers are Messrs. Ross Johnson, MI
Wight and Mr.. Joseph Chew.
A block of dwellings on Washington -av, Northern
Liberties, owned by David Bunell, was destroyed
by FIRE on Friday night Loss Oco no insurance. T., nee
tact ear Amboy and both locomotives were smashed
TO pieces. The attendants saved themselves oy
jumping off Who was to blame
Jacob schippell has been arrested fof passing
sI0 counterfeiis on the Farmers Bank OF Nina, N
Manv of our Volunteer Companies attended
Church this morning, in honor Of Washingsons
Birthday ..-a. a., m.
Deaths during the week ending yesteroay, IN ~: .a
.;,r I'D distrcts 14s which is a considerable IN
crease over the previous week-l0O adults, and ifo
children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24

T Mr.. Breckenridge, of Kentucky mas
,.csived , Letter from Gen. William Q. Butler, DC.
en-. his nos,;on on the Compromise measures, and
repudiatmg all Free Soil prediiecsishs'
u The Opposition in Louisiana a are to TO
hold a State Convention at Baton Rouge on the ''n
o. March Esxt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24

IL The large Touring mill of J. ben'
at Brapchville, was destroyed BY FIRE on the IAN
Loss estimated at from "a 600 to 5000, nan VI
which was insured.
~ The French Minister &C Washington
gave brilliant ball on Friday nighttime NUS
s,,epdid Of the season Among the guests was "'
Banapar,e, Of Baltimore.
v A State Southern Rights Consen'
lion is to be held at Montgomery, Ala MATCH
w;u;am I. Yapcev is one of the Delegates Inc
obicc, OF this Convention Is not stated.