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Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11
a Sharp Pair i'm Arkansas.

PHOEBE BLACK AMONG THE FAsnIoNA-
BLEs.-This notorious courtezan so we'll
known in this city in connexion with the
proceedings Of the gangs OF robbers who
infest it, and OF whom she is directress in
chief, started short time since in company
with a distinguished thief recently out of
the penitentlary, named Mclean, who acts
as husband to her, under the assumed name
of Emmett. About a couple of weeks
since, the family party visited the Hot
Springs in Arkansas, registering their names
at the tavern, as Mr. and Mrs Emmett and
servant. They had not been long there
before Mr.. E. (McLean) commenced the
practice OF his vocation on a planter from
this State, while bathing, abstracting from
his pocket his wallet, containing nine hun
dred dollars in cash. Unfortunately for the
bewitching Phoebe, young man who was
temporarily soiourning at the Springs re-
membered her not unpreposessing familiar
face, and at once pointed to her and her
paramour as the thieves On this they
were arrested, and seven hundred and odd
dollars of the amount taken were recovered,
when the plundered gentlemen declining to
stay to prosecute them they were permitted
to depart, with an admonitlon, not to linger
about ''them diggins."
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett and servant, (Phe-
be Black and thief McLean) have, it is re-
ported, taken the line of travel to the
Springs and the Mammoth Cave of Ken
lucky; thence intending to start for the
White Sulphur anono the aristocra4ic y,;r;
tors to which this accomplished couple hope
to make distinguished sensation, and reap
a golden harvest.
There is little doubt bat both will be
heard of before a very distant day, in con-
nexlon with some performance in the thiev-
ing line, in which they are accomplished
adopts. The Westeren police are advised
to be on the lookout
~. o. True Delta.
The interesting couple passed through
this place short time since en- route for
Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11

4 WHIG SPEECH IN TAMMANY Hall
Among the amusing incidents attending the
celebration of the Tammany Hall, on the
fifth, may be mentioned the fact that the
best speech of the day was made by warm
Whg-no less person than Col. Crockett
Of Tennessee, Il son and regular chip of that
enterprising old block, Col. Davy Crockett,
who was always bound to go ahead every
where and under all circumstances. Col.
Crockett had been invited to the banquet,
and was assigned a toast to which he was
expected to make a reply, When his turn
came, he rose and avowing himself wing
remarked that of course he could not be
expected to make Loco Foco speech-and
he then proceeded with an eloquent out and
out Wing harangue, during which he lash
ed Loco Foco men and Loco tocO prncl-
pies right and left without mercy. For a
while the unterrifed were taken aback;
but in the end they so admired the audacl-
ty of the gallant Tennesseean, that they not
only listened to him, but applauded hlm
with real Tammany Hall enthusiasm. we
may, we think, with perfect safety, aver
that such thing as a Wing, and Southern
Wing at that, making a speech in Tamma-
ny Hall at a Loco Foco gathering has not
happened before within the memory of the
'oldest inhabitant" Col Crockett has been
member of Congress for some ten years
and is as good Wing as there is in the land.
N Y Courier d. Enquirer
Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11
Central Railroad.


Now that the election is over. we trust
that the interest hitherto manifested in the
Railroad will not be permitted to flag, and
die away as other excitements about Inter
nal Improvement have invariably DONE
AS we have repeatedly said, talk alone will
no longer do in Arkansas The time when
action cannot be deferred without ruin; the
time to determine whether we will sit down
with folded arms, idly and ingloriously,
among our progressive sisters Of the Union
or catching their spirit, emulate them in
their onward march-has arrived. 1t is
no question Of political preference; it is not
whether you will advocate this or that sys-
tenn Of National policy; but the subject
which imperiously demands our active atten-
tion is vitally connected with the honor and
responsibility Of our State and with our in
dividual interests and prosperity.
Books of Subscription for Stock in the
Central Railroad, will shortly be opened by
the Commissioners and the citizens OF
Hampstead and the adjoining counties will
be addressed by competent persons, having
the success of the work at heart, in the DIFF
ferent Townships Of each county, when sub
scriptions viii be solicited, and all objections
to the Charter, or to the scheme in general,
which any may entertain, be fully and clear
ly explained.
We would call upon those who, from an
early settlement and long and laborious per-
severance have acquired property in Arkan-
sas, to come forth, nobly, to the rescue
They know how gloomy and wearisome has
been the route over which they have travel
ed to fortune. And now that they have
grown rich, will they be contented to see
others struggling along the same arduous
path, without the most distant prospect of
ever being equally successful? Or if they
are willing to see this, can they rest salts
fed with what they have made, without a
desire to increase in wealth in proportion
to the capital they possess? Or as a last
resort, will they abandon the country, and
leave it to grope on in despair and darkness.
To this class Of our citizens as being most
capable Of accomplishing what they under
take, we would earnestly appeal; and we
|
now call upon them by every consideration
Of patriotism and OF seli-intercst, and by
the love they bear the rising generation, to
give their aid to this great work of improve
ment not only by their approving words,
bat by their energetic action-not only by
their passive sanction, but by their purses
Although men Of capital must by their
liberality. give an impetus to the work, yet
no one in the community is so humble as
not to have an interest in the enterprise
no one so poor as not to be able to become
stockholdcr, and to share with our wealth.
ier citizens, the profits ultimately expected
to flow from the work
We trust that evcrybody dy--rich and poor,
young and old-with the ladies to boot
will turn out to hear the speeches which are
to be delivered on the subject, and come to
the sage conclusion that the Railroad is as
necessary to our commercial and social vi
tality as bread and meat are to our physical
existence.
Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11

70 A man by the name Of Walker,
was killed by another named Jones, at one
Of the election precincts in Lafayette coun-
ty, on the I'd inst The assault, it is said,
was made by Walker, who attempted to
drive Jones from the polls. The latter af-
ter retreating some distance, followed by
Walker drew knife and cut him in the
abdomen, causing instant death.
Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11

Mass MEETING AT NIAGARA EALLs-A
despatch dated Niagara Falls, July 2S, says:
"The Mass Meeting at this place, commem-
orative of the battle of Lundy's Lane. is
the most tremendous and largest gathering
of the people ever had in the United States,
the greatest and most unbounded enthu-
siasm prevails amongst the entire mass
Many of the most distinguished Wings of
the Union are present
Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11

The 'Triune Eclipse" democratic pa
per, published in Williamson CO., Tenn,
will no. support the regular nominees of
the Democratic Convention but has hoisted
the name Of Percifer F. Smith, Of Louisi-
ana, for President, and John Y Mason, of
Virginia, for Vice President
Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11

A Dutchman having friend hung in
this country, wrote to his friends inform
ing them that, after addressing large
meeting Of citizens, the scaffold on which
he stood gave way, owing to which he fell
and broke his neck
Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11

GoDEY's LADY's BooK-The August
number of this excellent and popular maya
zine has been received, and fully sustains its
we'll earned reputation. The engravings
are spirited and attractive-the articles in
teresting and instructive.
Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11

The democratic organs tell us that "Gen.
Scott was once taken prisoner" He was
TWICE taken prisoner, once by the British
and once by President Polk. Polk took
him prisoner and ordered him to trial just
at the close of his glorious campaign IN
Mexico. The old General made no resist
ance. This, we suppose, will be set down
to the account Of cowardlce.
Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11

SECRETARY OF THE NAvY.-The Senate
Of the United States has confirmed the ap-
pointment Of Mr.. Kennedy, of Maryland,
as Secretary of the Navy, in place Of the
Hon. VIM A. Graham resigned.
Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11

Judge Mckinley. of the L. S. Supreme
Court, died at Louisville, Ky, on the 10Th
ult., Of apoplexy.
Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
The first ten miles of this road, from
Memphis, were opened with appropriate GER
emonies on the 9th ult. Several trains of
cars passed over the road, to and from a
barbecue, which was given at the terminus,
at which about 5000 persons were Assem-
bled. The receipts Of the road during the
day were estimated at not less than fifteen
hundred dollars. A fair days work for the
first ten miles.
Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11

1aco Vessels Of Var ordered to the
Fisheries Saranac and sloop of war
Albany have been ordered to the ST. Law
renee to protect the American fishermen.
Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11

10 The fall terms of the Circuit Courts
in the sixth judicial district, commence in
Sewer county, on Monday next
Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11

10 Our thanks are due Hon. r. W
= johnson for Congressional documents
Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11

The interesting couple passed through
this place a short time since en- route for
Shreveport and the Crescent City
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x hut AZ the ciose lea bu0yant and c'iye Toe
49, aye 2 roc bushels white Michigan q 81 - llioo
t-sb.is mime white Ohio 81 81 Ito bushels PRIME
White Canadian on private part arrlve o. 0us-
els prime Genesee n 6 =; 1900 bIshel. dsnlzed TN,
en- Red II 9cc 900 bushels choice Genee a. 81 80 aat
nj tio bushels white Michigan board ship. At 81 2
feisbt I'd Rye again better. and IN request sales OF
400 bushels II the slip, q; g. CS Barley 6rnsr saes
Of 80 bushes common twOrOV ed az I4 IN store DAY
lev Malt firm sales Of u bushels - &c Oats are more
rptv and the MARI easier Sales OF STATE md w esi-
EN- q g Nc Tor good aud Jersey at d goc CJrn
at g Csc for Westsrn mixed &c Tor white Soutner
an6 e4c. for rosnd yellow. n par - .ruve.
UISkF-Ile-e u ess trslCs n ne nlrre- s1ss ~
7co bhs Ohio and Prso ~ Sic Drudge - esser and de-
rnend Moderate; sales Of . hlds q; a!, ae ~ LIZ
pROVISfONS-Our market = e1sier .0T Pork and ie
rnsna Dot sctve n bitter supply. TIE sses are
60bts AZ ss for Old Mess; s2 .j9sS 81 for new Do
sl5GS5 J. to- cd Prime snd : 5 % SIS = f5r nsT do
Befis aran n;her better and good demand te slp
IL fair and the better quses held higher sues u
SO bbls az - 81 = for country Mess 81 25cl ~ or
Vermont Mess Sl2 JaS27 = for -epscked Chicfr1 a1d
country. PINE sss Is Ia quest ami y arm sals D. ~
tcse0od o. o az o. Beef Vans steady, s-rs o. 20
bbls Che 70 they SIS Dressed Hog re m de-
maid. lud firm at 3!o. lerd very scarce, ana
demand az j. ~ T. "a a.r % pine old all new blt-r
j. iucvert ard in Coc1 demand - So7 Dc for Ono. ard
25dec Tor Nese-n Diaries Cheese IS IN demand Il 81
HIDFSs re firm. 2joo Buoros Ayr, scld =. 1s7lsle-
COO Porto Cab To- = H. lc "a they run; 300 southern
lee lo1tLf.
EEMP-Tha market j. quiet, 30 bales Nl1iIA sold
a. l0i ard o0 hql.s dew rotte5 American 1Sllb
Lelfler today and the is sst mated a. &C. 20 AIDES
ef rac- nfalv al the ots up0n the make. L-1t md
II dde weights show Improvement % about &C. e ID
Tie inqui-y vas 70 co.'s -eTAbe eXient Tor western
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ca a. 90 4h { Bre~er Erss;on, FeHsroA; r u cs4ion
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sld froH 90 - 6 PIrr' f0rt Porhhai ''h 0aA'''' 80 30
a. :, c,rae-,. l0-h c Ha-il.oa PhladephA
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nan Phia5sytn OcL =. baks Hcfo Se'lury - tsIN
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Yr'r---.1 bark p INK N1rre1' tot.
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sd lsth, slp tf%nl'
Hubbard Cde-, 20 Boston - sh7- Htr-oi ~ 4
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Frastia srt d. .h'p- Aevantrr Bu-h rom hn'i
rsr.rc srh uuc. l. @ Noaj, Or Iriort sns' &c.
Echarss fo sn fr b. noble Rohes'o7 if'
%. sctr e..re " Ga hrfton Derby. Ton 20 -,
An aIlhsns Aus D.. shp severn Girtne saa Fran"o aai
sauc Gay or slanshleI $500.
Az 4 Fsrsa o.. IT, b--t z. D Bss.c. S.v Yor. june 10
>an frtrtfse prson Le Roy 10
a. az. p .t-srsr Nvsie q scott Nlrshll. Va ra1io
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l1I 3D.. tn, ooih u sd scpt --n vlfA b',A
Msra. Fume-t,n Ml-oat
No Am ve-el n Zaulh1r sept 75h B< Georsiaui
-,,.e CO., lt.rf Oc' Sd
81. I.o Grove lrs -n Fir hch Hl Bc-tr1u Misa'.
80 from EavanI oth u. bak ornc s. John hodnri Aiaa
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Suddenly Nov 49, the sd Of her age ANNA kATE vie
xfFredefHt YsncerpooL e,.--..., -
ihs rertves and Of ihe family repeatedly invited 10
attend her from her late esdence No. 20 Lrtngn ~"
corper n Thurdy, h a.'ant u = NJ without pr
her t,falon Her vii b. taken 20 6feeuTO'i ZEN
"a sewark and izabsfhfo~n papsrs pleaee copy.
On Tuesday Nov is ABRAHAM WARNER. 10 he Il,t year
The fends family rc-Pectiu INVITED 70 attend NJ Jun
raj on Friday 10Th instant ocock from hs late fe'1en'e y"
gO1 Wet I'D O.. ...,,.., cpoyop
On sstIsih, nov H. u preese'y, SAMUEL GkokSE
DOUGI As the year of edet o. George Doug a.
Zoo Of Douras Farm I0rg lshnd - n.
H 6pers will place from ms fathers red-nce No - hi
eed II Thurdsy 18th intan Il II The trends ID me
Sn,y are re,pecifu and particularly invited N attend
atber re- dencc Avenue d.. Nov T. NJ MAKO AtbI .
Tsns rnrd consupon aged p yesI Mas she Re" IN p zee
So IEsb papers pleasccofy.
10. q congeye fever, M HbNhf JOHN
son hate Il Woburp, Aasf., sed y year. ..
u,enfo n, - general DEBILITY, D. IhpNA>
MOVES, Of v ,ssonsin, aged about ~ year.
A. Marysviie. Oct Is, Mr. GEORGE T. COOK Of Cncnn' H.
ssed sbOUi y years. .. . -
AtHsEWsy House Oct Is EPHRAIM WALLIS. Of HeN York
On bosrd sbp Venice Oct MICHAEL sHENAS, late ofPhia
dfIhA. . .,,-.o,-
On toad .hp Mary Merr from Boon june p L. p BARION'
dConofd Mae ared Year,. SEPT. a. Mrs A. l. siE'h-,
sfcosuytn from Boston, agcd - years sept p o. mhani on
ofths bowels. ~ ?. ROGERS. Of Mciio1d Mas
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Disasters. &c.

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letter from pt Amy OF bark Harvest. o. Ne~ Beort
ror-s ror July t. m rsht whales and ~ s
,r oil th feason Oe'n Reports June q, Nt
Gosnsif Heus.u. Retod. WI Incs James. do A.
lt Washnr,on Edward. H. nothnE s0h. lnia y l. W 20
laue- Luce. b. VIII sd He aid socun DO "h~
stth Per GAL H. Wis July Good Return, ne T. "'i
rep 20 VII. luy Z, CoVPrr. Frher NB, VA 90
sophia Young 3d. wis Isaac heks >Annrf i- :
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b., aud s plenty Il Vhe- Tor nk peyous ~ Nht -.
of Jure .sN the Auahr >N Ns
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va BY Which my fy gibson martnse spanker boom and
trre .ras 'he Warren, o Warren burn mp
On the reported have been bnnt BY The crew
the dgntres Gibbs ara
the Brcy Bedford he hlnire vas si ON me
Coat a. 81 Ncscom have never heard any pr
ie,,sr from Csr, Da. OF .hp Pochohou'as of New Bedford
reports Kodak Aug T. with 200 bbs lrd 10 bbs VII
oil. 10 WIS. on hoard.
letter CaEf Wo,i of bark Eugen OF New Bedford -
p thst Pay l3 e 200 bis and 40 dnwh al
IN board A.o reroffs Tomhe1 sept ship Ontro Csh
art p Alpha Mirii. Forer Do 80 20 h.
lark Charcs Bal hafNood C Cao mos out so VA on fya
Oct Pantheon. Worth flhaycn. - out, 20
touched vrfctahes havna on board on a.
18Th Edward Luce, Ncw Bedford, l.Oco r.
Cafrn Coycl ~ ship Illinois ~ SeN Bedford
port %. snchor 10 south Of the Donei'
Hherng hrr ifth whale Of The max
Bedford he 18Th whale Newton, sheIs do 10 whales
his mai ma LOO bis
letter Francsco reports he Cor's Cromwell New
Bedford. date. sfh vhales
ship Chino' Honolulu before reported San Francisco had
not
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Arrived.

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state tom Nrp q. can ior Liverpool
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Nov. y. pss.,re.rs fo pavs. boa. a 90.
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FOREIGN Ports.

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Arq,Ny Nov. l7.-Recepts, since last FLOUR,
u GO tbs: WHEAT H. GO Bushels CoRN 100 bushels
BARLI. 5000 busaels. FLovRis active bui UNCHANGED
ia mice 400 bhls sold Nnrkr-Sses AZ q Goa bushe.s
rrrcrsly G,u,s.e a, 81 2e0s . and Mediterranean
rivate terms OATS and CORSNO sales Ofuomcnt. Ar
Ky . Inactive there "a not much ahol sales OF y on
frshe1s AZ &c for prime rocd and ~ 7ic. for four
wed FcrRYE Malt 90. is sskcd and sales Of BAILEY
MILF have been made az 95c
NEW-ORLEsSs. Nov. II, nOOn-COTToS continues heavy
under tho Annc's advces 900 bales said this morning
AZ decline fully &C. Mddlng il quoted Al y acc. Tbs
stock on hard uG O00 bales Prime MoLAssgs IS selling
AZ 24c CoRN in good demand City Mes PoRS Is a. 80
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Markets .Cksrv,rr RsrOsrrO ros rEs Ta.s.Ss

Markets. -. CAkTTVt ~ RrFokTFD F0s RAJ IRR.Nr
MEDNEsDAN. Noy. IL. 1872
A>HES-rhe market shade easier ios PCS. sales
Sitt - S.. aud Pearls 81 = a. SA,es Ct 100 eliA
NOtTNN-rke market has declined another i ulltiag
.nes re s,eeEers news 2Qt0 hale - 4 fodsy.
fLuOk AND NEAL-Ikcre - less Goirg m The NN
sSes q Safe sa Western Flour sui pgces Al ghty favor
eeNet The better sraacs fFm ND requeS @T the
hou'e ana Taste trsde Terr uo:ur Of moment do.nx
N sApSs The rteno- grades are quiet and Prccs
80 a., re eNlEa hands 81 OA'e ~ held mlSA cher
~. ~ eaesins We quote - - SS-thc isfrer u-ce
- -, ssStAan AkreuF Car,si ar q shade EASIER,
go SS-es Of aoo hhs far hraadS IS 10 :
e. iSs - 4es u y, nestle n 90 hAs AZ - a. ?
- - "a On 70 srsehs State manly az the ina e
81 - ~ - y, ior Snisod 20 fancy chisXn an In
r1.-r : -. IS of eaznca o Ohio. Saufh~rn
fost = srsey Sas.ea and tie better S.-i. A. 49,
"a ~ wv. . ht the fsei6c trade Ssc. sf 10
- 10 = ~ ioI tsn,y, Rye r,oar . S-r,sr - - -
guest Ssiss % 100 eels, a. 81 Qsl 81 C,-, No.
salessf sSS $s!& 1'1'NaA WIN
GRAlN-oar market oPcned better fss wAea.. with q.
active demand iog sAirF'ns ard no1er.te ruillnx a.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK......Nov.
t'lenred.

Steamships Aa. BE- HARRISON, Liverpool. D. Cun-.d Iams'
Atcer D. ku.on. Charlesou. spufori. Election & Co.
StpNcw Hampshire Chase G. X~rcga Co. John w
Nhrc, M,Nesf New orleans. T. p stanton
Bafks siia Barey Cork &C. stalker Co REINDEER. Frank
hu. Win uron C. Nsyhc~ Talbot g. Co Coruea Barton
Havana. Nose Taylor Go Crotn, Houdee Bolion, J
Sandy
Bnes-Jarfus Hart Be- Keauns johns y. T., H. Dono
Patton r. MURPHY -. Joln. y. D.. Iho- : " no~
vernon kcut Noble isdi Churth Charles D. Wolfe b.
Gard s. John. y p, >. Whitney Co Emy, DaVs ChAre.
tau Liberal Nlthr.on - John y. r.. A Brsi.haU.
sthocueis- Pataos. sanford Nchmoud. a Van Brun
Ihos a. Cooper. Maiagpia y l. McCrey 90 Pani
MS Terry Th. rhaI W n, Nee Calico. Nelson z hl1n q
C. Perssou; ID. J. surfcs farchld BtimIre, johnson 4
Iovten Wa hugn. hrrrh. Acsant e.. slug C'elrr,r
A c.; b. Frnt. Fnrk Ns,Lnsicn y G. J. q. Ni'sn.. IN
ehsntrr-,. Tyrr. Slsanlah \ l. McCrt1iy & ca
Sicr~-Tho. Hon Han. Provdcnce ss-lh LncoH. lannt n-