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The southern press., 1852-01-07
The introduction Of the Nashville Convention

M tuttOouCtlOu OF me NdSuvttie NOuvo"ssO"
AMI Mr.. CHEvEs, 10 utterly inevelan: TO this dis
cussion; and nobody knows this better than the
writer in the Union The points originally made
by the Union, and afterwards re asserted, but
since shuffied from and evaded, were thus set
forth in our first response to its article, in which
the moDstrous assertion was made OF the iden-
tity Of Gen. JACKsON's Proclamation doctrines
with those embodied in the Virginia and Ken
tucky Resolutions
The editor of the Union takes issue with Mr
RHETT-
Firstly-Respecting the views entertained by
Gen. JACKSON during the nulllficaton Crisis OF
1882, which he refers to as ga combination far
more dangerous to the Constitution than the in
vason of the British in 1873 had been to our
liberties"
Secoudly-That Gen. JACKSON himself COM
posed that Proclamation and never repented or
repudiated the doctrines therein set forth.
Thirdly-That The article which appeared in
the Globe, WAS not designed to indicate any
chnnge of opinion or Of policy; and,
Fourthy That the doctrines of that Proca
nation are States Rights doctrines. embodying
the principles of the Virginia and Kentucky
Resolutions
We desire the Union, again, to make these po,
sitions good--more especially the final and most
important one of ull Shallow efforts at eva
sion, childish displays of temper, or desperate
attempts to rovamp old ISLANDERS or revive old
prejudices against its assaiants, will not serve to
smother over facts 30 papable, and feresies so
monstrous, on the part of what professes to be
the organ of the Democracy, one and indivisibe.
The ostrich deems itself wonderfully cunning
and secure when it hides its head in bush, but
the hunter finds it far easier to catch and kill it
in that exposed position. More mercful, we ask
the Union to resort no longer to the ostrich
policy but come out and re-affirm the faith that
is in il.
The southern press., 1852-01-07
II KTtNU TO TIE UNI
(To be Confinued)
KOssuth s'SubStantial AId' Meeting In Phlla-
deIDhIa,

A large meeting in favor of "Kossuih and
Hungary" took place at the Chinese Museum,
Philadelphia, on Saturday evening last Judge
Kane, of the U. s. District Court, presided, aud
delivered an address on taking the chair, during
which he advocated the right of the United
States to in,erpose in behalf OF the cause of free
dom and free Institutions in Europe, when as
sailed by the powers of despotism; and quoted
from Vuttel, to show we had the right to inter-
fere.
Judge Kelly then read long and eloquent
letter from Gov. Kossuth. expressing his conf
dence in the hope that Pcnnsylvanians would
not remain Indifferent to the cause of Hungary
and that they would carry out whatever they
promised
Jas. Page followed in a brief speech, and con-
cuded by offering the Harrisburg resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted.
Letters from the Hon. Thos. s. Bell, Thos
b. Florence. Ex-Gov. VIM. II. Seward, of N
Y, G. A. Gwin, and others, were read. Col.
Florence remitted some substantial aid' to the
cause, and Gov. Seward enclosed the following
as a sentiment" :"
"Cashier of tho Bank of Auburn, n Y--Pay
to the order of John W. Ashmead, esq for
Governor Kossuth, fifty dollars.
VIM. H. SEWARD"
! The letters We're warmly appauded, after
which DIR. Elder read an ad 1ress to the people
of the United States, claiming the interference
of our government in behalf of Hungary.
Several other gentlemen, including Judge
Kelly and Col. Small, addressed the meeting in
favo. of intervention, and resolutions were
adopted to aid Hungary, in spite Of diplomacy,
and urging the people of the United States to
instruct their representatives in Congress to join
in national declaration that if one nation inter.
feres with another, al; the other nations have the
right to interpose, to prevent such interference
i Committees were also appointed to take up
collections to aid Hungary.
I CURIOUS DOCUMENT AT the meeting Of the
Liverpool Literary and Philosophical 80 icty
Mr.. Dowie presented an original letter, signed
by Mr.. Randolph the American minister o.
State, in 1874, oA-ing the presidency of Wash
ipgton, addressed to Col James Munroe, minis.
ter plenipotentiary TO the republic of France,
and dated June 10th, 1894. The letter, which
was of considerable leng h, and of ntesest, as
throwing much light on the relations between
the United States and France mt that period, was
T read by the chairman One of the statements in
it, after desiring the minister to cultivate friendly
relations, was. that in whatever war might
arise with any nation Of the world, they would
consider the French nation as their first and ma
turnl ally"
The southern press., 1852-01-07
England and Anne rica.

LETTER FROM THE HON. R. J. WALKER ON THE
NON INTERVENTION QUESTION, ETC.
The subjoined requisiton had been addressed
TO the Mayor of southampton. II was signed
by the principal merchants, bankers, traders, and
inhabitants, and requested the corporation to
invite the Hon. r. J Walker, late Secretary of
the Treasury, to public banquet:
We, the undersigned, merchants, traders, and
others, connected with the port Of Southamp-
ton, hereby request the favor of your inviting
the Hon. Robert J. Walker late Secretary of
the United States Treasury, to public dinner
on such day may suit his convenience We
do this, in order TO show our appreciation of the
advantages which have accrued to the port of
southampton by the establishment of a line of
American steamers between this port and New
York, ard which was in great measure brought
about by the support given by the cabinet at
Washington, OF which Mr.. Walker was valuable
and influential member; as we'll as further to
evince our most cordial feelings of kindness
towards that great nation Of which he is 80 dis
tinguished a citizen
In conformity with this requisition, an invita-
ton was conveyed to MIR. Walker, who declined
the honor, on the plea of the shortness of his
stay in England. The correspondence which
passed on the occasion has been circulated in
Southampton by means of handbis, headed
+" Alliance with America" The subjoined is a
copy
ALLIANCE WITH AMERICA
The southern press., 1852-01-07

civic fhagstsaaea. heeasae zee therein ihe touu.
dation Of al that national liberty which you
possess. and which tie Amerc ana inherit from
you. Continued cheering) My earnest hope
is that you will still 60 on showering down your
praises and your honors upon your chief mag
Isl rates, when they properly perform their duti. o.
for il is in the support of your municipal insii-
tutions that the true liberty Of England--ef the
whole world--depends. (Hear, hear) People
imagine that there is vast difference between
US in America and you in England. We are re-
publican--you are called monarchical; but
maintain that you are republican. with mon
arch TO govern you; we are republican WITH
President as our chief magistrate. (Cheers )-
You have confederation OF small republics.
and so haye We OF large ones. Your town elects
its own chief magistrate, and SO does every COZ
pornte town in England, and no order from Par
lament can dissolve any assembly in the towns.
There you have local self fgovernmsnt-aud
therefore, literiy. SO it is with us : and it ia
because unfortunate France is ithout this, that
she is involved in her present difficulties. Main.
tain your civic and municipal institutions, and
liberty will be your inheritance. (Cheers.)
congratulate you, Mr.. Mayor, en- this happy
occasion, not only to yourself, but to all fMr
Croskey resumed his seat amid uproarous cheer
ng)
The southern press., 1852-01-07
ALLIANCE WITH AMERICA.
(INvrTATIoN)
Town CLERKS OFFICE,

Sin | am directed by the mayor of the
borough to inform you that he has received
requsiton from numerous body of merchants,
traders and Others, connected with this port,
requesting him to invite you to public dinner,
on such day as might suit your convenience, in
order to show their az probation of the advan-
tages which have accrued to this port, by the
The southern press., 1852-01-07

BANK ENTERTAINMENT CASE. - RICHMOND,
January 5.--Samuel w. Morgan, teller of the
Exchange Bank at Petersburgh, Va, left on Fri
day evening in the cars for the South, and is
publicly charged with embezzling the funds Of
the bank to the amount Of $4,000.
The southern press., 1852-01-07
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 7, 1862
c..rre.s,.naI D,n.er t. Ksss.tA.

The Joint committee Of the members OF the
Senate and House of Representatives, appoint.
I'd to make arrangements for the Congressional
dinner to be given by them to Louis KossurH
at the National Hotel on this "Wednesday even
ing, desire US to request members of Congress
who have subscribed, and also those members
who may wish to be present, to procure their
tickets on or before one o'clock today Of the Ser
peants. at Arms of the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives, to enable the committee to make
distributions of such tickets, if any, rs may
smain under their control.
The southern press., 1852-01-07

IsrERvEsTIoS is becoming the question
of the day. We give this morning the views Of
Ex-Secretary WALKER on the subject, and also
those Of our well known correspondent a
Northern man aud friend 10 the Union,'' in the
first of series Of articles which appears to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25
Foreign Ports.

Arr at Liverpool, Aug Walter r. Jones, Cooley, Calcutta 10
the outward bound AnnAh kmbal Webster New iok Par
han eui, Brown. Boston.
voriie, Milard, Sunderland and San Francisco.
GrAvesend nh, St. Petersburg, Lean Calcutta Tor
London.
on The Goodwin Aus = Ella Atwood I'm Antwerp o " York.
Southampton Aus o Mecurus Nrsaneman, I'm Neweasts
for Boston.
Cd at Newport Aus &, William, Hall, Pori'an Me.
Arr a. Cardiff Aug Efiusham, Hushes, Liverpool.
CID. al Newcastle Aus . Tuscany, Mayo, New York.
Arr. Geenock Aus s. Harriet, Spur, ST. John, n B.
Queensovp Aug =, victory, Cadogn, Baltimore Girl
Love- suitou Liverpool sd for Baltimore both vessels
are probably bound 20 Baltimore, Ireland
SD I'm. Hamburg Aus fumFustuk, Webster New York.
Arr ~ Bremenha,en Aug s. Ovando hsn Trinidad, Cuba
bert Mississippi Harvey Zaraau, Chase and Charlotte Guniher
for New lork Louise Mare, Weueke, Philadelphia Adler Ho
horst Baltimore EsIndoa, Chase, and Germana, Smith, Ha
Bordeaux Aug o. Uneas, Jones, New Orleans nh Her
cuean Green DO SID 3D. Commerce. SouhAe Charleston tt
T. j. Southland Small New orb 7th m. Hitchcock, Conway
Newport. Ens.i AlvsTado, Sleeper. He<Yort.
CD al Psniise Aug 8, louise Otto, for Eeworeap.
cd. At Marseles Aus ,, CorneA Bevan Nobre, Za5is
SD I'm Cee "a July 81 Harriet spauns for New rork.
Arr. hahon July - s., (sp.) Garcia, Mobile.
Arr Leshors july a. P grim, Robinson Masees lsince re-
ported 6s. FOR Boston,
bar June bark Courser White Cape Town. and
3D. 18th for Mozambique SID Juns g. bns Putnam, (of Prov
dence Daniel, Mozambique ard home
Al caao July So ship Junaa Burnham, from chncla Islands,
for Baltimore
A. Rio Granse IS. wymsn Harrington from Salem
MY 81 .2tfh. di-f.
18th u brs Dr. Rogers Glover for Turks Island
Az oienfuesos brs Fulton. lBr) to load Boston
At lara, Cuba q inst bng Forerce Gage for New fo s
AT at Quebec 18Th iu bns Ehzab,h Bell New York ca
bark Roenond, Hi, Bristol, L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25
Disasters. &c.

Enc GEaSp PHILADELPHIA from Boston the I'D nsi
u4A NJ willie anchor of Marcus Hook, into By tue
hr Mary Miller Laws which carried the G. rs jbboom,
fore nsing about feet OF sarboard buwarks
the oresa The sc apparently suffered little
or no injury, she made of AZ eXtrcated.
McMAS, (O ThOmastOn Capt Young cleared az THIS
~It for ST. KITS W. l. with Of assorted
provisions lumber all valued about $1,000 About
mh Sunday she took ire At the s. w Spit and burnt the
waters ede and the wreck the beach BY the tow boat
ssmson The McMsn good vessel built al Warren, Me- IN
1912 2lS register and only partly insured She was worth
about 5000 s4COos insured the Eastward. The was
worth s7 and insured Wa-t in different Offices
hence, via Halifax, for Quebec, while enter
X L. the night ofthe 4ih ns got ashore
by st the habor; che was sot on without damage
by dcstg portion Of her and was able to leave on the
10Th for Quebec, where she arrived on the 10Th
sHp TsoPcEIract letter from William Kent passenger
in Tropc bound from New York San Francisco dated Bahia
BRAZIL 1854 IL will eaf from my log oOot
July nds E. and squaly weather. 'ans BY tbs wand
sail set at NJ COLLISION with the bark Gaunnss Cas-
lie from Bahia bound 10 Fau outh England steering the
and and at the rate OF SIX miles per hour each
o head TO head The up the wind toward
the f. which brought ships head about mdshp Of the bark
cutinf down the ships head sons half way
through bark which caused her sink ten minutes with
everything belonging her except the they all got on board
OF orr p with nothing but what they had onsome OF them with
The captain OF the bark got his but had 70
drop himself One got badly hurt When We
bark broke oil bowpn cuwater and STEM aud
leak badly and the bark
bow. she broke of topfaant yard and destroyed
number Of sails Done 10 lat 81 s. and long "a - W. The bark
had on board four hundred aud forty Of sugar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25
PHILADELPHIA MARKET Tuesday,

Aug q The rain to-day has retarded outodoor business
COTTON Is less active, and prices ia favor Of the buyers
OUERCTRoS BARK very scarce, and holders demand
Griher advance TheIe increase export demand for
FLOUR and holden have been ensbed TO realize full rates
rate for better brands There good demand fer city
sumption at - 81 81 s7t for su extra brands
in quality The market Desry bare Of RYE FLOUR aud
Corn MEAL and sales Of either have uEder
notice. We quote At IS so ass 50.
There 10 bat little OF any description OF Grain arriving
WHEAT in cen and, and prices have further advanced
Sales OF 500 bushels Al 81 for prime Southern White
od fennsyvanis White at g. lot Of new Fed at ssc
BYl wanted a. 7za76c Corn also in demand saesof
LOCO bushels Yellow At IS, andWhe at Tie OATS have
sdyaneed 5o00 bush Southern sold A. S5le y bush.
WHISKY Is scarce sales Of 100 bbls. at sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25
TFrom our Correspondents. I

PHILADELPHIA, Aug enthusiastically City Of Boston,
EaeIbrook Boston, Lizzie Harvard Psrler Lyerp9o bar.
Im TAYLOR Boston Dutch faot Aida Peirouena, Potjewyd,
Rotterdam; bss Empire Crovs Bo.onj manzania, Berry,
New York j. Guenbuig Hill do; A. Heath, - Pcou Ms;
Tuscan Cousins Boston; C. Whipped Georges dol sch rog,,
Crowe DO; Smith futile Kelly Hsrwich; CAPITOL Higgins Fall
River Peerless Green. New Yo Masbar COtre Bangor s.
Thompson Fshsr New Haven w Leeds, Entcott, Dghon
Grace Darling Bartlett. Brdsepor Boomer, Knan Boston
Sea Port Price Staten Island Convert Brown Providence H. b.
Bascomb Corson Roxbuy Asian foset Boon Jas. Bliss. Ho-
bert Goodspeed, Clark mddeown Lopez Lake Prov
Lucy Ann, Kelly. Fail River. 81, e.,
C,ord-Bark Gov Paris Yorke, Boston, bufs Star, (Br
Huses HALIFAX; Johu Gucnburs Boston Harnet Newell Board
man do Msnrana Berry DO. schrs. Boomer kiman, do
Geo Tua Ehngswoft do Reporter, Gem, DO Prospect DO
B. Reeves, Shaw, Poyidence Boston, Corson do; Kate
Aubrey Yoke, RoHbury Haywood Michigan, Chareon Capi
tai gsins Bangor Seaport Pncr Astoria H. sraitou Sudam.,
NswbeIgj Convert, Brown: Bansoi C. Houston, fher
Haven; A. w. Leeds, Endcott, Providence Grace Daring,
Bartlett Britspor w Barton, Curran, RoSboro,; Kate
Aubrey Yorke w. Lopez sahe n Haven; Lucy Ann Rel
ey West Point; A. sayer Haskell Boston, 5ng Tuscan, Cous
do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25
Arrived.

Steamship cty Of Norfolk Charleston Is ur- m1,s ana
hp Wm Penn bsnce for New orleans also 'h1 Camden hence
os Hrr Mslonsy Liverpool July md.e and 5i pa
,,s,s oma, Richardson sickness two births dunf tne
@ ba. Ind ,op.aant ss leaving Liverpool
Tool d lot on the 2ist July 2s at 90 lf lon y ~ pose
% sr oberi Peel hence LONDON ilh lat g. lon . q.
,pote ser. Flores, of casiins with 100 n'h,
sJass with bite letter, could only distinguish John O. ga AT
lon Il saw ouraed steamer bound easti crossed the
Barls A. water warm saw no re, S9t sfea, nI s
ins vessels Sailed IN company With ships iofA'he ana '''o"
Slip AsEes Brem Schiller, Bremen, 40 days mdse and pas
Bah Johann George (Breu) wesse Bremen. 90 days md'e
tain Mno.s 92d lat 40 So lon TO- passed barb
Bs Jasper Bennett days I'm charion with cotton to Dun
Bns calen Brown Calais, le days. lumber, Mayhem Talbot
Ere Susan Randall Maola days, lumber to smith sQJnioa
Alfred Fench) onbsri Rochelle 81 days. BRANDY N' A.
sesne,ie -...-.,.
BIS Greco Tewory Ellsworth, 10 days. lumber and a'h 70
Mayhem, Talbot Co. l.,
ss sss nt With sugar to Mathew Fnegan
scbr Cataract Rice days from Charleston with cotton to n L.
schf Am Mara concln n sewbern, NC, with naval
'usS F,.n n, Robinson days from Newberu NC.
shr Spec BIZ Mckay . days from Bathurst n b. with grind
'': shr : Nay SMITH day, wahin.oq with wheat,
s Fremont SUMNER Lubec days, plaster and h'h 70 BREW
yose Co. ss.r. ,l..,., and I,, to Brett.
schr. Melville, mc"egor, IuOec' oA'' Pia''e' anu w "
| yose a. Co -,
scbr Eliza Jane, Marsden, Rockland, 5 days lime.
eclr Covsrpor, Watson. Blue Hill, days, spare.
SIR Frapcena Hooper, Blue Hill. o days, spars.
s,Ir Monmouth, Busbee, Virginia for Wyatt X. l.
sch Victoria Wight Matanzas via Norfolk days. where she
put in mo dat. in distress, with sugar 70 =. r
sch Lucy Emery saco lumber and ath Mathew Talbot Co.
sehr Perry, Tborne Beaufort n. c. Gays, naval stores
sALFD-Bsrks Enerse, (Br) Harvey, Quebec; Carolan
tBrem wulf Bremen Amarauh, Probst do Norma lB,sn
Horstnan Bremen brgs RAINBOW Br Cochran 81 Johns NIB
Yeru,ius (Br) - Arso, (Br) Macdonald, Maitland, Ms
| and others.
| BELOW-One chip, one brig
| WIHD-Durns the day, from s. f. to South.
The Ha,re packet ship s. Fox for Hayre has anchored al
| Quarantine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25
COUNTY AND RAILROAD

" BONDS -<25 900 We offer, at private sale PICK.
AWAY COUNTY CONVERTIBLE LOAN, in payment
OF subscription the CINCINNATI Wilmington, and lanes
vile Railroad per cents coupon IN Bonds OF D OF
$500 10 years run prncips and interest Al New YORK
S25 cod FAIRFIELD COUNTY CONVERTIBLE
BONDS OF san desci ption add for same Road
80 OO0 CLINTON COUNTY CONVERTIBLE BONDS,
OF same description and for sane Road -
go GO FAYETTE COUNTY CONVERTIBLE
BONDS, Of same description, and for same Road
These oanSare seversy ndorsed and prompt payment
OF principal and coupons guaranteed by the Railroad Com
peny and corresponding amount OF stock In the h9ao
well the faith and list Of the County are also EDGED
10 the same object by special Of the Leg stature OF ONO
and the constitution Atty the affirmed by the supreme
Court a made and carried up by Clinton County
$1,000 UNION COUNTY BONDS, 10 years coupon
Der cents ndorsed and by the Springfield and
Mansfield Railroad Company TO which they were Issued In
Payment for stock
$500 CLEVELAND and PITTSBURG RAILROAD
COMPANY INCOME BONDS, only years TO rsn, per
cent coupon. - s..,x, :,
SIS 600 EIGHT PER CENTS Of the MISSISSIPPI and
MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COMPANY, at par
DELANO. DUNLENY 4 co, No. ID Walst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRk......Ausu't a.
CLEARED.

s,.sn.hp-Aiea tBrl Harrison Liverpool ~ ca1a d x,
e. u'rrsrn Rooster mon name an-r-u Hoh a., -,
ci,. Krcs quebec. Fulck 4 Meinks lAihehnrl nnon,
Thouss ,dden ArsaTo, lAu.t securrieh NJ
~ CIV Point sehnlt Bscher hedoa, Leaeh bo''oh' -
- Idrancs Paclham, Quebec Nesmfth a. Sons N 49,
Gsri.-ThnIes Gardner, Turks Island, Ne'nih SON "
-. n.mersra j. NJ Smith Coz Hadson BeaHan s"noN
,.,.r, Joian Carl re Jsbsrs 81 Jaso, punscom' a bi
.t.f. Fycsor htilesey Barbadoes ~ lrc"efese o,
,t,s s-xeu Maeles; sidonia, Pfufsj Rutn
s,bmH Ba chen; Laura Caroline, Raves, Lnoon NJ !" f
nan g. Co. ,, 2, e..,,o, L r1,,mp.ou 4,
usn,, WOODY Bunler No1h, Aynar a. Cos toaa"f o,-
c.l., Marsuban X Cornns H. A. McGhgeU, Crocte'i'
psr.. r. Buck Col smyrna. s9ragIe Ba.t9n d,
sIooters-E hard Cobden Morrison st. Jchn D. - .
n.y A Co Hone Parker. Boston. D. w hefIet yo,e.
Tg,,.r kelrv philadelphia J. w. McKee, AthAa "stho'e
AEaaoiicOla. X. Post
Skop-O reeou, Siureess, Providence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25
Spoken, &c,

Aus 60 "a g, lon 20 90 brs Boston fn Bosoa r malaga
Aus si "a 5 lon s. 90 SIP T. yhrAsa from New.
ORLEANS for l. 'bon
ORLEANS Tor HAvre..
No Dat. hf los 10y Brazilian vessel Arvej at Pernambaso
july IS. ship "s NihhedsU IRON the Tinted States Cor Cal
Jgiy S. ht G 10 Ion - 30 W.. bns Plymouth o. days I'm
Yot, susfnss byE, ofepored. 40
July ~ lat a. IS lon ~ y, bns Ellen Perkins % days I'm. Got
tenbuIs lor Boston
New lOrk
AuE TO- no lat &C., arg propeller bound T., sup
No date lat, Ion a, chip Hill sns I'M Liverpool for ~ York
No date lat 80 Ion ~ 49, chip Asheurep, ifon Liverpool for
New Joh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20 1852.

within twety dag, ,or the rooep, Of nooe Of It's accept
lnce at london Ii fof Sterling nds md Pb.lsiephs,
bs Dollar Bonds; the remainder to b. paid 'n nstsnsoa
every ~ days thereafter until the whole ,Inount Is settled
or TIE full amount be paid 70 at o1ce " desired
The proposals will be addressed 70 GEORGE " BACON,
rreasurer Phsdslphis and ndorses Proposals o- Loan
They will specify the price offered for Dollar and ssens
Bonds either - =.
The bids will be oPsned and determined BY tbs Board Of
Directors on the 18th day Of september.
Any further Information In relation 70 tbs read snd is
vro-tr will he furnished application at IN. ONCE OF Toe
Co1psnv or 70 EDWARD MILLER, Chief Eng1nssE the
special Age o, Of the Company in London. .
J EDGAR THOMPSON, Presidssi
Inlu 1870
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25
Whalers.

CID aNew Bedford sd ship Abigail, Drew, for Indian Ocean
Edsatown 2lst, ship Constitution Wnsow OF Nantucket
ready for Pacific Ocean.
sid from London 18th, sch Lion Clark Falkland Islands
tender TO ship lfronaut
SID Auckland NJ, March ;, Lion, Nichols, OF Providence
O cruise.
spokenJuy o. a 20 lon. 81 90 ship Nmrod from New Bed
ford for Western Islands, reported The Nmrod Carey, oiN
b. was al Honolulu March s)
spoken-Aus Is 90 lon. Is, SCH Louisa, from Prov
roetown, out with 40 bbls. sp oiL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25
HESsY r. LrIps. Auetionssr
WATCHES. JEWrr

- Ely, &C. Al Auction. THIS DAY. a. I0l 49,,
s.le.oom No 81 ChsmbeiSst, near B'osdEsy agySy
l. LEhDS VII sell As above The stock N Pawnbrsks, ~
pay cssb advances all OF which 70 be oersmo,oI 80
Complying large ard neh ysiety Of splendid Ciu.e, NJ
moDd Pins Broscfes, and RinEs sons OF which a.. Vs.
valuable b'e Gold Patent Lever Watches De,..,X
L-vesi Is boies Jeweed Ensi Oh Pstsot lever Hn,.t
Watches Ood add Silver Leeines Suitable Tor L.dsx
and sverps'ed Forks and Spoons Ssnd Boxes. u,,S &c
peniios' bound with soe Single Stone DianooS ss5
other Pi0s, RirEs, etc 40
OH Psintrss-al.o, shout 50 6ns ,nesn, .,S ,0...--
OIL Paintings. ell Of which asy framed and mar, II
sold Catslosu,s, dsy before ssle.