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The daily union., 1852-07-04

NAvAL-The Courier and Enqui'er announces the ar
rival Of the United States brig Dolphin al New York
from Pernambuco.
The following is list OF her officers:
Lieutenant commanding, 8 p. Lee
Passed assistant surgeon, j. Ii. Gould.
Acting master, A. Barbot. rU
Passed midshpmen. }. P Hall, +. Renshaw. J. d.
Daniels, w X. Mayo.
Captains clerk, ii. 9. Elliot
The Dolphin has returned from a surveying cruise,
made under the direction OF the Bureau OF HydTography
OF the Navy Department She has sounded the depths oil
the ocean, varying from one 10 four miles. and made
daily observations OF the currents and temperatures, both
superficial and Submarine The deepsea soundings were
shot attached, and let run from boat, which was
kept directly the shot by gentle motion OF the oars.
The deepest cast, when bottom was obtained, was $500
athoms, about four and one third miles Inc currents
were observed the surface and at the depth oil 10 and
so athoms and the temperatures at various depths
from the surface to 500 fathoms.
The Dolphin was commissioned in June, 1851. since
which time she bad been constantly at sea- with me ex-
cepon OF some days spent in the ports of Port au Praya,
PernaHibuco and Fernando de Norombo and Para ohe
has carefully examined the reported positions Of num-
Der OF islands, rocks and shoals which lay IN her track
and ascerianed they were not there she mas also ade
rocks slets lying between Fernando de Norombo and
the main land OF South America. Great attention has
been paid the equatorial ST. Roqne and Amazon cur
rents and The submarine volcanic region sonh Of Tue
auator has been thoroughly explored.
The Dolphin has also made complete set OF meleoro-
logical observations. ,
I've presune that the results of this cruise will be pub
Ished by the Bureau Of photography These investga
tions have been made in connexion with the wind and
current chats OF Lieut.. Maury, which have already
been Of such sgaa service the commerce OF the conn
try and we hope that they will prosecute II unill all lhose
reported dangers and obsruC,ns 10 ndvigaon so many
Of which dsfgure the charts OF ;ha N Atlantic IN the
direction of the Azores, be thoroughly examiner ahd re-
ported upon.
The daily union., 1852-07-04
AMIGO
New steam Line to Australia, via Liverpool
New York, and Panama.
Liverpool letter, Juno II, in London TimesJ

Liverpool letter, June II, in London TimesJ
TIE Cunard Company, with characteristic enterprise,
has decides upon establishing rst.cass line Of steam
ships between the United States, Panama and Australia,
in conjunction with their mail steamers TO New fork
Not only the arangeme completed but ihe vessels
are nearly ready running, even before ibe
railroad between Panama and Chagres rs conpelea'
By the adoption OF the PaGama route, New Zealand
and The whole OF the Australian colonies will be brought
into direct and rapid communication, not only with the
mother country and Europe but also with the United
States Genital and Souih America California, and the
south Sea Islands II has been clearly shown in evil
denee before The select committee OF 1851 that the extent
o trade and shipping between these places and The colo
MES i at present very considerably The increasear
exceeding in importance 10 the colonies that OF the trade
and shipping with India and China
The Panama route is the only that embraces rapid
mail service between the mother country and New Zea
iandand this not only without derment but with great
advantage the Australian colonies There is, as has
been satisfactorily established before the select commit
tee an important and rapidly increasing commercial IN
tercourse between New Zealand and Australia. As no
arrangement appears have been made for The transmits
sion under contract OF the mails to and IRON New lea-
aod ii s reasonable expect that when the company "
in position TO negotiate, subsidy will at once be grant.
ed to Il BY the for the regular convey ance OF
ihose mails.
Tahiti will also supply aproporiion OF the passengers
The daily union., 1852-07-04

And one other very relnarkab feature in the prsst
that which undertakes 10 ia the OF duty that ihe
ep1blic OF Nicaragua shall levy upon goods and mer-
cDandlse Imported into ber territory II this be not IN
eTYenlon " h vengeance, then Intervention has no
meaning. II Is not intervention. however, against a
strong despoc government, bat intervention agains!
e republic, struggling for existence, and efamped BY
The manaeles OF Great Britain
regard this scheme OF settlement surrender OF
American policy on this continent il admits England,
as The protector OF the Mosquito Indians, 10 position
which before conceded. and may be attended
hereafter with The most serious consequences Let The
Senate look To If
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and letters to be carried by the company and negotiations
Will be Immediately entered into With the French govern
mtnt TO secure their cooperation and support.
his route viii tend 10 the greater encouragement on
British enterprise and the better protection oil BRUSH NJ
terests an The Paeihci aud although the company
has not entered INTO contract with her Majesty .
government Tor the conveyance OF mails between Aus
ralia and lhe mother country yet. doubt Is
erlained that public opinion. both here and in the colo
aies, will stamp il the that ought to be adopt
ed Tor correspondence, the promoters satisfied that
when the advantages oi The line iafy developed,
her Maiesys government will see the necessity upon
public grounds of making reasonable grant Tor the
conveyance OF the Australian mails.
The daily union., 1852-07-04
Irish Eloquencc.

Thomas Francis Meagber is one Of the most eloquent
OF men, In is47 he delivered number OF eloquent ad.
dresses 10 his counrymen, which have been sur
passed. We quote from OF them:
noble philosophy has taught Us that God has
divided this world into those beautiful systems called
nations each OF which, fulfilling ils separate mission,
becomes essential benefit to the rest To this divine
arrangement will you alone refuse conform, surrender
ing the position -~renouncing The respectabiy-wbich ich
you have been assigned Other natons with abilities far
The daily union., 1852-07-04
uy A. GREEN, Anctioncer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, SHOES AND
ii boots clothing, mustard, Frouni pepper SC
Tuesday the Sh instant shall sol w front q ny !,
po,cIock excellent assortment Of furniture se's"s W
q person declining housekeeping, vi1a 80,
Mahogany divans, otonsps, and nafiot cn"s. ,.,t..
DO marhte-top, centre, dining, eaa cars np'tS
Feather beds bidding, and hed-eans
Mattresses. SC, wardrobes, wnspst'nus
Cans and other chairs ..u..
China glass, crockury, and stone Wne
Stoves, kitchen requisites, carpets, - /, oprrN
Terms cash. " Auc,onoe,
July f-d
The daily union., 1852-07-04
Euogium on Nh Clay by Hon. Franklin Pierce.

CoSoogo lN. Ii } July "A public meeting was held
here This atroon presided by Judge Harvey TO take
for appropriate honors 10 The memory oi eny
Clay.
The Hon. Frankia iaPerce, the democratic candidate or
the presidency, and delivered an eloquent
euloyiun Oh the aud public services OF Mr. Clay
audng particularly TO his noble exeons In framing anu
petle citing the compromise measures.
The daily union., 1852-07-04
ArripaL Of Tie Merlin.

Nrw YoKk July 2-The steamer Merlin, with bermuda
dates of the rs umo, and ST Thomas OF the Z3d has
arrived Business at ST. Thomas was dall and me mar
ket well supplied with American produce ffe'gh,s were
scarce The sloopot-war Albany, Com Plaft arrived on
uno from Havana, and sailed on tue "a ior orao
isaad. whence she will return home via Havana
The daily union., 1852-07-04
by TELEGRAPH.
Steamers.

New YoRR, July 3-12l, p. The Empire Ciy Is below,
with later daies from Havana
The Franklin has sailed with nnety-seven passengefs
and five hundred and seveniy,hSe thousand dollars IN
specie ,,.c LIN,
twelve passengers
The daily union., 1852-07-04
Fables for Grown Children.

General Taylor introduced the fashion OF illustrating
politics from the fables OF AZ .op; and cannot do bet
ter than 10 poin, he moral OF General Scos two letters
on nativsm, by the quotation of celebrated story Of
the same author:
THE MAN WHO BLEW HOT AND COLD.
Once upon time, Satyr from the woods approached
the ruins of temple in the Greoian city OF Phade phia
which had some time before been burned by the barba
iaus and behed soldier blowing the smouldering EN-
bers for the purpose OF kindling 6re.
Why dost thou blow the with thy breath 7" asked
the curious Satyr.
IA order 70 great heat, said the soldier $50
una. may cook me plate Of soup +"
Inc SOUP being cooked The soldier 10 his hase TO take
pse, spilled the boiling liquid and burned bis fingers,
before again proceeding eat, he commenced
violently blowing the dish Of soop.
Why don ihou blow thy pouidge r. again asked the
curious Sntyr. -
:, 10 ofoerto cool "" replied the soldier
nst ~, oo,' thou blow hot and cold with the same
orcsn oned the indignant Sayr, 81 viii punish thee
snn ,ne,eupon he seized the hat and feathers Of the sD
oeI ana 'oe mem OIL, and holding him the flames,
made MN cruelty suffer from the FIRE in the fcar. after
through. ' 80 -
g. mosAl.-NeyeL blow hot and cold with the bres til
W The presence ofgentemen from the rural districts
tdibany dtfas
The daily union., 1852-07-04
Successor 10 Henri Ciau.

LOUISVILLE July 2-tiov. Powell has rendered the Unit
ted States senaofship, fill the vacancy caused by tho
death oil the Hon Henry Clay, 10 james Guthrie, DEM
ocTat who mas declined accept.
The daily union., 1852-07-04

mn NosccThere will be meeting Of the democrats OF Bla
district John Suits hotel Saturday evening
Univ 10 al O'Clock OF forming Pierce ana
King club Tboy are respectfully invited 10 attend.
IuIyA a
The daily union., 1852-07-04
Amsrioan Consul in Prison.

NEyg York fully 2 2-Advces from Acapulco to Jane lih
state that Mr. Rice, the American consul, was ia prison
for his conduct 10 the sale of the steamer Commodore
stockton, before reported His flag had been struck and
office closed,
The daily union., 1852-07-04
Celebration Of tse Declaration Of Irdspsndsnos ON
JnIy g. 1854, near Aisxandris, Va
pROGQANNE.

Celebration Of tse Declaration Of Irdspsndsnos ON
JnIy 8, 1852, near Ai.xandris, Va.
PROGRAMME.
rl,r OF the Union-(supportsd on either side)
committee OF arrang (.hits rosottes)
Music.
President The Association blue sash and white r'see)
r and second presidents the right and e respectively
Of the prssident-tsrswcoiored sash, blue roseteo
Treasurer--(purpo sash, rosette)
Democratic Association fanked by m marshss, hight and
left.
Orators Of the day.
city, Georgetown, and the counties
adjoining, nanked by their marsha's, ngm and lett
cy,n and others disposed in the VIII
be cordially welcomed and assigned a place In lins
Chief MarhaB D. Frepchbadge, white sash and blue rosste
I,,.,, Marsh.shomas Thornley, Beverly Beai(bades,
pink sash and white rosetcs)
Ward marshaIs-(t (tri- -ooIored roseites.)
The procession viii Hail. facing north, its
e resting Ak associations win be placed In
order direction Of their rcpeepve wmd
nsuisls.
Al sx procession will move by the oh eountermach
along down 1h street to Mary
along Maryland 2 street. down 18th street
steamboat
On IN, AeIands the president oftbc lack
.oo Association respond the welcome which
be rendered by the association Of Alexandria.
A.r III. association viii proceed TO the place OF
under the .,co Democratic Association Of Aer
sndria. .-..., =. ..u..uu..n.u.
July
The daily union., 1852-07-04
Explosion of Pyoiceinie Establishment

PulIApsLrHIA July 3Jacksons pyotechnic establish
xoded this morning, destroying number o. prepa-
raons designed Tor celebrating the anniversary OF Amer
can Independence. No personal injury sustained
The daily union., 1852-07-04
R.eau If he French Minisfer.

W,surseror July S--The Courier des Eiats Unls an
nounces recall Of the French minister lhe nfst
re,ary OF legation, Borleau, takes charge . D.
The daily union., 1852-07-04

IouIsviLLg tkentucky,) July l.-To-day Is observed
here OF universal mourning for the death Of Henry
Clay The houses closed and dfaped IN mourning,
a,rs are displayed al hsfmast bells toling, and all
wears appearance OF deep gloom.
MRnpHIs (renuossee,) July There has been gem
er here to-day In respect to tho
me nory of the deceased PARROT, Henry Clay meeting
has been called make arrangements for the celebration
of his funeral obsequies.
c,,ot.s.rt July A pu blic meeting held this after
noon at which number OF feeling addresses were dev-
red and resolutions passed relative TO the deah OF henry
Cla " committee Of thirtytwo ciiizenswas apponted
10 make arrangements for the funeral obsequies on the ar
rival OF the remains
The daily union., 1852-07-04
T,ia, # Rsaoing AMI Mowiag Maehiao.

srRIserRLp (ohio) July The trial of reapers and
moyers IS iust concluded The first premium was given
o Dnsmoss seErakug reaper, aud the second TO iussey
The first premium mowers was given 10 heichun ana
the second 10 Hussey.
The daily union., 1852-07-04

NAvAL-The Courier and Enquifer announces the ar
rya Of the United States brig Dolphin at New York,
from Pernambuco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
Arrived.

s,.sm.ip R.iaal-, Parrish, . Ao-, IN. NsHos, ll'-
sbp Coaais st-rs-,. is. a c,.,,a, cotton, to To-,
s,r ca,a. cot soea,, %. ~, Loras Lssaors ia. y
an Gbf4tsr I'D sls- aft Do Pas,~ns-r-, % N-srh
Sos As 81. a. ." ou rs De- -fcaa-t-1 .s'a' .t -.s
tnart b staa.lf stls' ef. 80 r-r luIt lh- {
hs, tat if-t v-sry WAS aai , s -ho- si'saE- Had
shg s-,anira OF Bahmor-.' w,n-r s. "a. I'm L-s-ora.
nd.- - zs'i-f lt~A f' l'-l ., .iJ- ~ o o.s.-
', si..s.,..i- IN. ,.-- !, ..-. -, "a "a.
So Aaron sr' Gem % z. in Ns~ ''.-' coal % Bar
B.iI Pie: b. Ier.' q O.. a N-ssor w,-. rs'ra,s
a. e. D. r. % pole .A sar.. Loe' II s''h ''--rns
hs.s tltsaoo. ,bf,l c' % Co. 'H N-"ea's ,a % raf-
b., A,.ssa. B. % H-a.ar 20 d. Ca. oarl.s r,,,al roo,
Ban sasals. -,lsr Saga Gr..i- A-t g. ao.-, 90
b.r s,s5a,a, lof TASE-.s} c'H's'n TaHi.l D. cssa
Auf p Ta.ter ftrlrs- '-s.-' o. N--Hh s1n.
Ban A.is Morton, Il s,ail7oi Pa'-noao g. A saTaa-
Ba'A soaal ol Richmond. Me- PERCY 70 d.. n Hl7asi,
B., C,oe Grln.-y Is. fu cAarss,on eo,,aa, 10 Dls
Bar. Ele sis,-r. d. m s-lsl.h, cotton 20 s.lrs-s.
ran " B.oas-, wsi- sal Ass Do. uai.-. 20 - To-.
sese- 50 hus Do a. 81 Do So '2o- -,ar Lasaso, rom
Tos'oo NJ fors. Aus ~ at ~ ua =. 40 ssk Ma
a. s'ss,ae-t ass'y g. s.. y I"
b. Ale-- =. ilon,,-I 81 - c. ~ - '''' - O9'i'
Brs C.ao ,oi ssl.i,l Kll Is. "a A,er.airs sear 70
Brs Nal,r. TO- R'Hsorl Psss 70 d. B.,aaa, ,sr. 70
Bra Eaiersuse tBs Drew 50 q. IN. o-a-,o .ur,- to
Bns Jo.-s1 Aea. lo' H,rss~vnl cart Il d. "a Remedies.
sshf F,aiou, Elssa. ?. d. IN P-ns,eo.. ana K,y we'
IS luu coti5u. Ba;sr Pen c. Aas 3.
ss. n cou.sry "a esrt Fus,... l. =; or Bo.,ss T..
? has .ai Ts'ss az "a N. tss toi- p.sssss
sctr stsfbns tBfl Hlnss, "a d In t'alsor plaster 20
s,sr Losnso Of wslsobrol P.r.ss. IS b. Froa,.A To
e.se $3.50 sts' % Lsssh sessp-f A. - AZ 9 IS
Az - San ksy. b.AFns sb,at % ass ASA n
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DIsn.Ters. df.

ashor- ~ Tnusit- Cr--s. y s.
incorrectly reported 81 s-s Francsco i'tn Un
he erl q DE 20 q. l~ary charged having only
u t0r vl.y a4f o board alls sn as o.
Owns Gle tide ~ i-r Tbs ,Iia 'asns
the ast Of her one OUT thr Oxford ha@ BEEN
sffpi.t. I'D boz sofa 40 publ, auctontua isya
shlr - 2 ItasIvs. Gs.FpN Gr--uock Fu.at-
Ths at-rdoue On fa- "a b o Aufust, A. - lon @ 18th
rigLt hoti, auf passengers ~ ant
5000
Brc rros.o Fr.be of ara ,r sfon from 81 Martins with
s r-porsa s. Thomas bad Iutu Az . i-tsne -
osdJ ht Capt had The bsa,' sa@i a-sy p~ru
a'nfy stsuceuuelf The hnfas aud
&C., eoud Lss - 'al-. Amer -atas WI
-4.tlt % t- 'a- o hah- ali vessel vt a1ug' ie
fh iskrgDat Capt. fh.ufht tb= FAX the upper
rort- and Dc expense 81. IHo1s- 1oId DO I-- email
sHE s4EaE Ltrs fom Bottom Tor A. Gays, . s-.
-. f lu lon rs -4pg -
Nay Queen. ef-on - Bsfnnr- hs'rs bot snd tyg JOB
ou secou1 icy onf Nay Qls-n kf~an fr r
Ba ior Gus iioage
s., Golprv Rrlt G.fF oa ei 20 T.l from San Fraa
rlJ and Li s--u J u re ilrsar Esas hs
Vtn O. come lcaf, a-1t Ashore fe- a. sssae ia
il4- Ne ].
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
Fnrct1n Ports.

A. q: 'oica Jar- d.. "a Eiftsst Newell n'''a 9'a
Eura.co. ana 10 .sth .of Wsu-s) a.. a.. L.,
A. R.si-o dii- 'iIk Fsfual-rf' an' D's '''-'' 40 -
- sr : Ffar, .,..- .. r~,,...,. .
IN lr..sra. ~ 3D. a,ta ..aa. Faaili ,....-.n &,
A. u, Freseu,e t,h ~, 'g.r. " a i'a'' '"''
a, r~r'iss- lCi.', ta->, Lo-rsl Esoa s-i - ot ~
- .,v. r,.,-s.r Srsx Cnrtc a. ~. tf b
irr TAR New roi. tays -rs sarsa " ANS "o'
A., a, E,-aa.AE De- 5srk john Bsa on, W o. ae,ef' RON
NJ Yors s Dr. ctsfi -ri Cisr'---.i 49, . ii -
r. So, s.,.- N-s Or-s1s. job, sis Norma, bfoHl ""
-. ,afs ss-sl Aau, Do Ahtm o. r,-,.
t;r.rFi .rh, s.hr 10 }a'r Dyer roo NnAt ,
A., a. Nsrfrt.A-g -. - Nt-l@, f... 10.
-. 49,. A., Is - --. for R1st o. ia -oay An.
v.s.-i b. soab; th- Dr Rs-rs 7~ore - i-l ', ~
a. AZ ,1 pre- 60 ~ 3d. bars. henn.a f-a 80 = w.
- y,.-.' .-, Y5fs. ITO. Adams p. dense.
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Havrc Mart et....Aue II.

CoTrsS-At che close cf last repS he rr.rkes J.
VII hsye potised luet ~ n SIS s.efoi -" 10
TO bass well q ares Or Ne<rs@f- or Tios
scts1> vet grained e ~ hsi-s aoa ~s'i az -sh ~
the Sta~s er-teameT Hume ~ t1c saes aatI
u AZ Thurcsy, cot <orth n0tscils L9FeSef -
that houi preser ~ Fnshsh tuy-T ave lively
inns ders 3 I'D an np uv---nt'n qrc-s I'm ne
cirrsiy iOok plsce COS bales b-us T-s-d GA Fdsy,
an ipt % these un@er c-e ~ M olst ut.
vsch were fcr- nt.restlnE. ne r-fr-ad cynnnsea
ktss arc uof- than O b -. ctanfd hanc& al AZ al
vance SIC n o. the lower gr-es q ~ descripCon'
On saturday TIE s-.viy hat ecrerf and f1e - &c
Id rot 4x.s.d m tsi-s slth0ush prices steadily
uainfsinad sad ding tire use Live7S o s1d
acesuut. from Lr-arPo resolved, .lcng n sc-
tive wees sna 70 A. On p 90 sod "a saturday,
in qs~noe a. which the d-msnd her- IN o7oay ~s
aninafed entering gain aric- acc a.
reached 2Sh ID e. with ne fully " on lat |-k uo
tas,oas We learned nv dspafch srce the eseo
Of ae srva 10 Liverpool 81 the Amsrc with ia rs nom
Hes or % 3d.. ID septemer ~hict however d. nor a.
Ter 0t- p-fri, n ara Yesterday upward o. ~. n.ea td
tr,et ~ he same conduit To ths sl-s oi tfs
week an Gun. SO tales sgsins ~ st no I'm ir's sn0
asduc,-1e bales taken sp-cC'- n. the de- F-e. CT
tts p--;d NAV exceed otoe bales and ~ Teanein
win o-t On -ano ,f Is IS ,s-- = witch H. so n>ies
are i,eo Soa Our sdVices ~ Asia SID Hrmnok ssf
6se 10 the ult from " YOrk ana tbs Eth uit io
NsWOrleans IN the former rns'kst prizes we're sar-
M The dsn,nd pretty hrisk fUn sde 'u 10 the sosth
saes vsrs quite in.'gnihcsnt and the e" snPs ons
vsr- fiirg ~ with difcntv 70 Neworiesls no a -
reses b. been tai up r port and We re 'n 'l-n
u eva erd ifc uding the r-gaar New YORK pactes a.
Of thee FIVE he'd css ed but se several a. sden WIZ To-
hr, fae cargoes Coon d not eX:e-d bol 1a-s For
5r1 a. tsrticulss We refer tie III wing statement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
jas. McHeur,'s Au,oricsn Produce Circular

BTFRfO0L, FTdfJ, Eug y 10
further r,ductior Of BACrS is SAB nj ted to
BEtF and Pork have ,,come vefy dh cult 70 sell re
dealers are ell well stocAed and ,fase 20 buy more a.
reasonable reduson the quotations nu't be redncef 81
10 lt q fierce and bb am are he's cutie nominal roe
Curfsr l. asDt-d Ian is very dull I'D dr.opinR Tne
sales of QTFRcIIP0N BAkF tridng sfERH On s ia
demand 81 Improvement no WHALE or LAID mere
traussc'ions have taken place TALLo" al
prices net recently Cb'snable
RIcr IL En- less reqasst, ard Sd. cheaper .
RkT,psTtgrs PIour and Wheat have slightly decsed
fev da, o. ffe settled weather having soecn.
ton Tb.re Is however good business dong a. decline
q, "a n BIZ and Sd T. ~ ~ from tn extreme ces ouch-d
suIinF The late Excitement Indian Corn neglected and
nouihsl. Al, ~ 4.
The FLOUR and WHlhT now arriving from Ne y YORK 10
baav ant of eoudon ships which have made very
short pas.s7es The s-rou loss IN vAue mug; be attributed
70 some cause prior 10 shipment
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NEwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, SEPlEMbEh o. looS'

5sSssA g. or IT. .As HozsscA. TOneJ fr-1 L's's
a. Bah. ,,,...sr .---,..,.s
h,s 81 a siasccapss ~ sea bah % - -
a. - g. los % ~ 80 Byifi 81 h'hn''-''
M. hcn sstsnss. iof Fa.a n-t d. tes -. -. g.
AZ g. es Key Vice., ,Ap Os-sso. cr NsN iofA '.' W.
Is a, ~ Sc hs 20 d, preP.rsr South oa0aaa' a.
Charleston, va S-~ Y ora. Ef ilse'pon- - =.
= e 'o1 3. 3 ", LAX Nts-sho-'f 's- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
Spoken. &c.

Nsy a. A. sss ION q 2 vas slip Hsary War Va.
~ from CGi-1sts tx ROTTERDAM.
Jun- L. 70 lsL &C osrt A'chhad Orace, Peters, from
fof s.a frsra-ce b0uha ibfo Gasysnss
- - "a - IS W., lara Coli E5s from Ores
fgr honoss-
JOY - al % s. g. shs America Of w.l,ss IRON L,sr.
fool or b.
Aus NJ. sG cav- 81 LaeAs passed hrr- pro1ee,
,urus-a ths yoGe-r, or ssE arc.co va, - n
Ooc.u Ca, b. u Pans1f of San fran.co 0u fos le.
,sco s:h stss sorksssr or san Fnsese0-br steamer
Iss g. ssss at ~ -, w. -. steamer B.e. Warrior from
ssv tort hceale.
A.s q. si.. tss ssssr H0ci, sri xue, ss,,ss, 10
DrsS<S Assss or neeea
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.ExcaAvGE- The Oriental Bank opened q rate on Eng
sI m The osL q but ou q no a-msud a .
line crzS,Es Of rscasf credit bills encsaT lTea y
the s. "a; buyers dd no. than aud 10 VA
found taat sply OF Bank hills ~ DAYS sgbt Unoo
Bant o. Australia ard 6lGsO days sgi Western Bank Of
Scotland with Dos imentsry Bills large fhs
Il 6en chain able otter for FIRST credit bills
s induced deet reut.ers 70 buy and the ssl7s
81 saeh have beeh ps-ty IA Tor EnFaod while la3G
ne has been 10 Ger and 5syond tng Amounts II srs
been large sale snE pos; bills IA g. Of 00G
= jsys Bark az Scotia bis a. 3 And Oocumsutsrs bills
e ~ Some esSiit bills have been sold a. b O.
a J. Compebys bus ave beca sold AZ - MS Rs 4
ttee ~ On Aslnbsy al Calcutta assam Re- q 500
s>SSE 81 vEE his dsciii 70 e y prelnium sad
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LiverpooI FreiSh t Market.

siSirs TO the Uut3 S,.;es Fave no, ,.ed pp5cs tb,
Ye,l a. shi bss been her sss offered ior New
pas 49, @osos some teelne rom tbs extreme rates
rrica d sts passohgert more sbundant
Fssrts y E.s ~ 70 ols ssO0t - IS We qaot.
Fre ca. IS 20 ,..-oeas~.ishi u to t7tSo q ,un
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IS to l1s Fine Goods II d, Hsrss..n et
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