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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-10
Cuba Movement

There was an Indignation meeting at
Banks Arcade, on Friday night last, to ex-
press the feelings of the citizens of New
Orleans with regard to the treatment re-
ceived by the commander Of the Crescent
City, on her last trip TO Havana. The
following resolutions were adopted.
Resolved, That the citizens of New Or
leans regard the recent action of the Gov
eminent of Cuba, in refusing to admit the
Crescent City, an American ship bearing
the American mail, and having on board a
number Of American citizens, into the port
Of Havana, for statements purporiin, to
have been made by the purser Of the said
ship, within the limits OF the United States,
as a high. handed act, violation of the trea-
ty Of nifty and commerce between Spain
and the United States, an insult to our flag
and an outrage upon the rights Of the citi-
zens. H
Resolrcd, That our Government will be
expected to demand and enforce indemnity
tor the past and security for the future in
regard to this and other violations Of the
rights of our flag and Of orr citizens perpe-
trated by the Government Of Spain.
Resolved That the conduct of Capt. Porter,
under the trying circumstances OF the recent
outrage Of the Crescent City. commands
our warmest admiration and respect.
Resolved, That this assembly adjourned
to meet on Monday evening next, on Laf-
ayet,e Square. and that committee Of
five be appointed to make arrangements
for the same.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-10

The city ordinances in Boston prohibits
the projection of signs more than foot over
the streets, but the suspension Of political
flags across the whole street is admitted by
sufferance, and at the corner of Bedford and
Kingston streets, great flag is flying out
with an inscription like this: "Henry II,
Gardner. Painter. Grainer, &c. For Presi-
dent Daniel Webster"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-10

The LAND OF PROMISE TO ARTIST
A private letter from Europe by the last
steamer says "'rhe success Of Jenny Lind
in our favored land. has excited all the dra-
matte and operate artists-all want to par
take of the glorious American harvest.
The old fashioned objections to voyage to
America are now removed by the facilities
offered by the Collins line of steamers,
and in the Spring you will have great
emigration of actors and singers from the
opera houses of London, Paris, and vien-
an"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-10

Just Received.
OK BOXES Cincinnati Soap; 1900 lbs
Z.' Sugar cured hams IS dozen brooms;
50 Barrels Flour; 90 half barrels Deans
Whiskey: IS Kegs prime ard; 90 boxes
3 Lump Tobacco; 100 barrels Care Girar-
deau Lime. JOSHUA BEAL.
sept lS-y. opposite Harvey House.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-10

~On tomorrow, the Great nammouth
Floating Circus will be at Our landing
We doubt not, that people will come from
all quarters to see it, for it far surpasses
every thing Of the kind that ever hoated on
the Mississippi The interior arrangements
are comfortable and elegant, and the com.
pany is Of the very best order. 1t cannot
remain but two days owing to other engage
ments on the coast. So everybody should
avail themselves of the opportunity Of see
ing it at once.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-10

The Coroner's fees in New York
during the last eight months amounted
to $8,523.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-10

Horatio Grcenough, Esq, the celebrated
American sculptor, has arrived in Washing
ton; from Rome, to superintend the work of
placing his group in marble on the vacant
platform at the Eastern front of the Capt.
toll. North of the Columbus of Persico
The group of Mr.. Greenough has not yet
arrived, and may be detained for some
months
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-10

rIIEESi.--70o lbs. fresh New England
~ cheese For sale by
oct ~. J. PARRY & Co.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-10

A PILES and ORANGf,S-A fresh sup
II ply-wholesale or retail
oct 7-y. J. PARRY & Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-13
Free soil Convention.

PITTsRURG, Aug. IL.
The Free Soil National Convention met at
. o'clock this morning. Henry Wilson, of
Massachusetts, was chosen permanent Pre-
sident. The Convention decided that major
i,y OF a delegation should be allowed to cast
the entire electoral vote Of State. The vote
on this question was test vote between the
friends of Chase and Hale and considered d
victory for the former.
MIR. Giddings reported series Of platform
resolutions, which assert the equal rights of
man-are in favor of an economical admins
tration of Government and a strict construc-
ton ofthe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that Govern.
ment should discourage and localise slavery
oppose the Compromise and the admission of
more slave States or Terrilores-in favor OF
cheap postage and the election Of officers by
the peope-assert Kossuth's doctrine-in
favor OF granting public lands to actual set-
tiers.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DlsPATCs
ARRIVAL OF THE ArRTcA.
Four Days Later rrew R.r.,.

New York, Augustl2.
! ne Africa has arrived, with Liverpool dates
to the 3lst July.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
IoTroN-in active demand, and prices firm
The sales of the week amounted to lis Oo0
oaies. NO change in quotations.
"HEAr.-In fair demand Mixed and rcd
IS cd to 5s Cd.
CoRs.-DuII. Yellow 3ls cd. White ass
Sd.
FLoUR.-Western Canal los to l9s 3D.
Ohio, Dos TO Dos cd.
Professionalism.
MONEY MARKEr.-American stocks less
active al unchanged rates. Consols closed at
1901 to 1907.
NAVAL Enthusiastically.
COFFEE AND SUGAR.-Dull and prices de-.
clined.
ENGLANp.-The elections were over. Ii is
impossible TO say whether the Ministry are in a
majority or minority. Parliament would meet
in The third week of October.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. riots had occurred at
Limerick.
FRANcE.-A change bad taken place in the
ministry. Droune Delhuys had received the
appointment OF Minister of Foreign Affairs, and
Magne that of Minister of Public Works.
The receipts of the French treasury exhibited
an increase.
RussA.-Count Hesselrode had been SUI
perseded by Baron Mayendon, as Premier OF
Russia. The cholera had appeared at War
saw,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-13

lust RECEIVED AND FOR saf-F nv

y A. MORRIS, 81 Main street
The 80 vol I'd series History Of the United States
OF America, by Richard Hildreth
Dealings with the firm of Dombey & Son. whole,
sale, retail and tor expectation, by Charles Dickens
2yols, illustrated, neatly bound-S2
Pierre, OF the Antiquities, by Herman Melville
Paper 81; cloth %
Mysteries or Giimpses of the Supernatural, con.
tanning accounts of the Salem Witchcraft-rh-
Cock Lane Ghost-The Rochester Rappings-The
Strattord Observation-Disclosures, Astrology, Dreams,
Ghosts, Demons, Spectres, &c, &c, oy Chas Vii.
lys Elliott-paper co. cloth Use
Part 2lst London Labor and London Poor
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


- 0On4kN1AS
II FASHIONABLE FURNIT1RK.1yor
a 5. - nORNlNG, 18th instant, commeucinr
~ O'Clock, 1t the store recently occupied 81
Mss.rs Thomas 4 Charles Ellis, No lO6 Main 4.
~ ;oid ct Auction. large assortment Of Fash.
which v;s, 'hh ~ mostly new, city made, among
Ms,s snogany Wardrobes, Rosewood and Mshoe.uv
bosrJs w Wy dressing Cabinets, Marble-Top Side.
s,d r., Wsan Stands, Celerettes Msho,snv Sofas
inc Chs;r s.es In Hair Cloth, Plush Diysns. Rock
Tables In Nes.s c Ssoo.s Writing Desks Mahogany
nosshy and Gilt Looking Glasses tooe,hsr -;,h
many uscfui goods for Housekeener. "'s1
:. 1 sse VIZ De continued from dnv to.dsv III,
MI, -. s menf 10 closed. The Furniture
18th inst on saturday the
Terms at SALE GEO J SUMNER, Auc.
ADDITIONAL.
Will be added to the above
Very Fine Toned Rosewood Piano Forte, Stool
l Elegant Rosewood and Marble Top Centre Table
OF the best Philadelphia Workmanship:
l Elegant Mahogany Breakfast Table;
l Superior Mantel Clock, warranted good time.
piece;
Pair Candelabras, rich and beautiful;
Elegant Gilt Branches, 8 lights each;
A few Demijohns of Superior Old Port Wine.
An invoice of Plated Castors, Cake Baskets, Al
bara Tes-sets Mantle Clocks, and Papier Macht
goods. au l2
PY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
u executed to US on the 18th day of May, 1852, By
Oliver Drake, to secure the payment of certain
debts mentioned therein, recorded in the office OF
the Hastings Court for the city of Richmond,) and
at the request of the benefciaries mentioned in the
said deed, we shall, on TUESDAY, tn. 18th day OF
August 1852 commencing at 10 o'clock, in the store
room on Main street. adjoining the one occupied by
Titus c. Rice, and opposite to Vanlew a. Taylor :
hardware store sell public auction to the highest
bidder, for cash, lot of Carriages. Bugges, Har
ness &c, part of the property conveyed in the said
deed. WATSON q HUGHES, Trustees
In the aforesaid deed.
Sale to be conducted by
AUG GEO j SUMNER, Auctioneer
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Seizure of Li0nor,

NEWPORT, r. L., Aug. lIth.-Quite an ex-
cltement was created here to-day in coase
quence of the seizure at the Ocean House of a
quantity OF liquor in pursuance of the prosi-
sIons OF the Maine Liquor Law. Rotten eggs
were thrown at The officers and one man was
held 10 bail for threatening them with pis-
Inl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-13
Pardon of Drayfoa and .Sauer,

WASHINGTON, Aug. l2.-Drayton and Say
ere who were convicted am sentenced two
years ago for the attempted abduction of 20
slaves by the Schr. Pearl, and whose term of
Imprisonment would extend to so years, were
ptfdOned to-day by President Fillmore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-13
Free Soa National Contention.

PITrsBUKG, Aug. u.-6. 2. M.-The con.
yenIon assembled at 3, p. VI. Frederick
Douglass appeared aud took his seat as Score,
rarv amid loud applause.
4 resolution was adopted prescribing the
mode Of voting. Each delegation to cast
the electoral vote OF their State by their chair
man.
Judge Spalding moved that all resolutions
be referred To a standing committee on resou
tons, which was adopted.
Mr.. Thomas, OF Pennsy lvania, offered a pre-
ambe and resolutions, declaring that the con-
yenlion will nominate no man for President
OF ICE President who uses intoxicating drinks
and vino is not Trend OF temperance refor-
nation.
Mr.. Wills, of Pennsylvania, moved recon
sideratiun of the resolution giving the dele>
gates power 10 cast the whole electoral vote of
the State they represent, as one delegate from
Virginia, under that resolution, would have
fifteen votes, making him u second General
Commander. The resolution, after debate,
WAS reconsidered-
Mr.. Tappan then offered an amendment, that
the majority OF the delegation shall not govern
the minority, but that each delegate shall vote
for himself. The whole subject was finally
referred TO a committee.
The near approach of the end Of the session
Of Congress begins TO have its effect in the dis
patch OF business. The Senate yesterday got
through the Indian Appropriation Bill, the de-
tails OF which have OccasiOned much discus"
sion ard the House of Representatives com
pleIed and passed the Civil and Diplomatic
Appropriation Bill, always "stumpv road
for the House. The River and Harbor Bll''
reported 10 the Senate with some addition
al Items.-Nat- Int of Thursday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-13
TIE EItrodiki0A Case.

CooPERsTowN, N. Y, August lIih.-Judge
Nelson has ordered the kane case to come be-
fore all the Judges of the Supreme Court at
the next term The prisoner meanwhile will
remain ia custody.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-13

CARLISLE, Pa, August llth.-George Bar
ton was arrested here to-day asa fugitive from
justice, charged with passing counterfeit uotes
on the Commercial Bank of Phladelphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-13

The HENRY CLAY CALAMITY.-Rev. Mr..
Greer, OF Charlottesville, Va, was on the
steamer Armenia when the fated Henry Clay
ran into her. Mrs. Baiiy, wife of Professor
Baily, OF West Point, who persisted on the
Henry Clay. was native OF Culpeper county,
Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-13
he Rumored Massacre of Capt. Marcy and
PartY-Ftre .Slares kidnapped.

Party-fire Siares kidnapped.
LOUISVILLE, August 10, 52-The Fort
Smith, Arkansas, Herald, of the Oath uItimo,'
SAYS that nothing further has been heard of
Captain Marcy's command, and that persons
from Fort Washla believe the reported mas
sacre. Col. Humphrey states that the Canaan
ches were en- route to attack the fort at Phan-
tom Hill. They say the whites want to take
their lands, and they are determined to drive
them off
Five slaves, belonging to Charles @. Arm-
strong, Of this city. have been kidnapped.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-13
The dcht Race.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-The New York
yacht Blanca came IN early this morning, one
hour and three minutes ahead of the Brown,
and took the purse of $1,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-13

CALEDONIA u u A IL ID ; -, ATTEN-
ID T1ON.-Attend a Court of Enquiry at Latay
I'll cite Hall, On the Gun Room OF the Artillery
- en- FRIDAY EVENING, the 18th instant, at i
O'Clock, by order OF the CAPTAIN.
au i2-2t VIM IRVING O =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-13
MekaRch0{y Suicide,

BosroN, Aug. 1l.-Judge Thompson, the
Coalition Senator from Plymouth County,
hung himself al Halifax Yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-13
Congress-.
WASHINGTON, August -.

WASHINGTON, August II.
The SENATE was occupied with the Presi.
dents message regarding the fisheries.
The House, after some time spent in consi
derng the Wheeling Bridge resolutions, took
up the bill for the relief of Thomas Richie.
Without taking a vote, the House went into
Committee of the Whole on the army bill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-13

IowA.-A Geographic dispatch states that
Mr.. Cook, Wing, is elected TO Congress from
the State of Iowa by 500 majority. This is a
Wig gain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-13
AdUiceS from !Smyrna-DeaM

AdDiceS from Smyrna-Deah Of q Citizen.
BosToN, Aug. 11.-Dates from Smyrna to
July II, stute thut the Cholera was raging
with fearful violence. Business, however, WIS
brisk.
The Hon. A. Dwight Foster, of Worcester,
10 dead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-13
EDUCATION.

N Alb AND FEMALE SCHOOL. "a
~ street, bctwcen Clay and Leigh
The Duties OF the above School will be resumed
on the lat Of September next
Male department. per session of 5 months, 60
femaie do do d.
kEFERxNcE-Rev DR. Howell and Rev James B
Taylor, Messrs John and George Gibson, A ri.
chards VIM Mountjoy, VIM LYMAN, w Be.
veridge, Thomas Stone, and many others who
oave patronized the above school for the last six
years.
A. G SAUNDERS Principal.
B-A Night School will be opened on the
ist october, for Young Men. A. e. 8.
~ .o-.Iosh-
M iSs A. M. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
lung LADIES-Isr street. Re.
.Ween Main and Cary.-The next session of
. .a ochooi VIII commence on MONDAY. Sep
, .snUer 2tth Competent Teachers will assist In
the English branches "''''' iA
mR. N. A. STAICOs Teacher of Lanpuapes
Torms:
Primary Department coo M
Honhon English branches 20 IN
higher English branches. 40 90
Music Inst ~ ~ W
music VOCAL including instruction in sing
ing oy note, tor each course of twentv.
Iour lessons. m
DIa"ihg DO do do do on
au 6-dtS27 w
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Progress Of the Cholera.
ROCHESTER, Aug. 1lth.-rhere have been
- NJ" cases aud three deaths ofCholera III the
last "a hours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-13

iNSEED OIL.-lC00 gals. just received, for
- sale low. PURCELL, LADD 81 co,
au 10 Druggists, 80 Main street.
Nv HORSE LOST.-Strsyed, on the I'd
Z2ltnstant, my BAY MARE. Said Mare has
tcar On her EFT hip and several about her head and
cheeks
VIII give liberal reward for her delivery 70
me al the New Market
gu l2-2tt CHARLES f. FULCHER
osT, ON BOARD THE STEAMER
IA hOANOkE, or between Rockets and Ba
con Quarter Branch, Free Papers, belonging to
my son Elisha.
reasonable reward will De paid the finder on
leaving them at this Office
NANCY PETERS,
Az i2-st' A Free Woman Of Color.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-13

HE POSTMASTER GENERAL.-It is said
That The Hon. james Brooks will be nominate
ed as Postmaster General in place of Judge
han who will be nominated for U. 5. Circuit
Judge VI The Northern district OF N. York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-13
THE LATEST NEWS.
North Carolina Election,

PETERSBURG. August live have now
-.,prns from all but l9 counties in the State,
.nJ there can be no doubt of Reds re .elec ton
Sr ahou, $500 majority. In addition TO the
Wb;e gains reported yesterday, in the House
of Commons they have gained another mem
w., in Lincoln and one probably in Person,
uhch would seem to give them the lower
house. The following is the vote for Cover
nor. ,or>
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sTRATTON,s 0EFICE.

Drawn Nos Delaware 50 August 70:
% 81 81 70 IA 63 Al II Sc IA rs IL
For TO-Day.- Delaware 6I.-Capital: ~ 500
. numbers, ID drawn.
Drawn Nos of Delaware No 60, August -:
% sc Al - 7 Is IL 60 80 ID = 759
Is ST ALTON
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l. 1 family noe hernngs
30 bDis No halifax derrings
~ do No2 do do
Ia store and for ssie low bJ A. 8. LEE
au Its
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's'HE CUkIUSITIEs OF ETYMOLU
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4 he SCalOSl lies OF Ell Il MOLO.
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ready, price Toe
"1rerch, like Whatley, has the happy faculty of
simplifying and making plain. things in themselves
complex al d obscure. Here he weighs words, as
it Were, balance and gives US their true philo
sophy. - Christian Inteiligencer.
''He diScoulses IL truly learned and lively man
ner upon The original unity OF language, and the
origin, derivation and history of words, with their
morality and separate spheres of meaning"
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Life at the South, or s'UncIe Toms
Cabin' as it is,
Being Narratives, Scenes and Incidents in The
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The object of the author is to represent the con.
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bin, bis dlly occupations and pastnnes, the rela-
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pulses and misconceived views OF the Northern
Phiianthropist &c, &c, and TO represent the pas.
siOns and sentiments in their natural FORMS the
same are displayed in the humblest lot in human
society, tnup showing that, in the of the Slave
at least, conentment bestows more happiness than
treedom and ut the same time to represent as it
IS, class of people, the Planter, to whom JUS
tice has seldom been done, and whose character,
exhibited in every day lie, is well calculated to
win the amiaoe judgment OF the world
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Christ Our Example, ny Caroline Fry
Young Mans Friend ana Guide Through Life to
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TIE Martyr Lamb OF, Christ, the Representation
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Man, his Religion, and his World by Rev II Be-
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Aug. 10.
Sales of $40 bbls. FLOUR at 81 06. WHEAT
dull. White CORN, 81 cts: yellow 60 cts.
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- hAkrE's GROUND PLAsTEk-r,esh
- ground aud pure, for sale By
su IL JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.