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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-02

ICE--ICE--ICE.

Ace.
ES ELLIS JENKINS is seller of ICE and hafa large supply
dispose CORNER OF PoYDRAS AND
St. CHARLESSTREETs Depot CORNER VICTORY AND ELYSIAN
FIELDS STREETS, CHARITIES STREET COMMERCE
CORNER OF ROBIN AND RELIGIOUS SITS mh?6 tt
FCe-XCe.
NEW ICE HOUSE,
LEVEE STREET nearly opposite Messrs Armstrong Harris Co.
Steamship Wharf, and
No. SIS TCH0 UPlT0ULAS STREET.
j. STAFFoRD& CO.
EPy- ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. mh34
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Have and Bremen Steamers
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

, UREsCFNT UFFCE.
, Friday Morning, July 2. 1852
CoTTON-Factors' tables nearly bare yesterday
and business was confined to barely 800 bales Price
lewere unchanged.
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nTAD1soNyILLE HoTEL-The sub "A

WI having the above tIO will op-n the sumo A
airy Rooms ne will be able 10 &C.
,oloe families very Asst MS Intention
keep supplied with eic the season. he hopato
a patronage. The terms for Beard are
Per ~
Attached Hotel BLIIA RID ROOhf TEN PIN AlLN.ls
nyIa an, ~ j. HARGRATE MCKAY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-02

2DLADON SPklNGS Will De open lof INC All
reception Of the frat day Of June Estensss kA
improvements have the W- and 400 TO oO
persons comfortably accommodated Efficient assistance ha
ftte themselves tha they Are cn
batter give satisfaction this than previous season
Upon their spared the stay Of those VINO
nav ag hem with thsir company pleasant agreeabls
-9 9!!3 AM ~ $500 CCySER FfE.StY, Propris:or,
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cusroM-HoUsE, NEW ORLEANS.

CuSToM-HouSE, NEW ORLEANS.
CotLEcroRs OFFICE, May &c, 1881
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- June the supply of STATIONERY AND BLANKS
by this office for the commencing the LIST day
OF July 1851 ending the 30th day Of June, 1858
articles furnished and work to be executed must
quality and done the and the abstraction
OF the Coiaftor.
approved security be by the
contracting the articles to be furnished be this
office. my9s law4wl GEO. LAWRASON. Collector.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-02

Z TRITAv par present donne eo1ormeInent
aiopte Direction Ssnce eoarau les
CAN DlDATS aux places de
PRlNCPAUX es schoo dss Denoissllss
Garcons,
TRINCIPACX des autres Ecoes
ASS STANTs Ire 3ms, classes pour les Ecoles.
imsnds dernier Samedi
present mois bureau du Secreare
a de Ia birs JOSEPH REfNES Ssetetalrs
LInin Is. lau
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HOTELS AND BOARDING.

n TUMMERCIAL HUTEL, Situated at the zss7A
Z corner OF GIRoD NEW LEyEE sTgEETS-Ihe i5iaA
Proprietor Hotel thankful his iends mad
for Of the Fs
House always ready rsceivs the public and hs Bar will be
supplied with the cEoiesst Of Wines and Liquors
df53Iy A. DOYLE, Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-02

WNIESTE RN VERANUA, corner JuIIa ziss3
wv and Tchoup.ouas establishment Js6sH
aavin changed .nds and undergone complete Renovation
nth new furniture proprsers would respectfully
Eonrdsr9
n s.ye not s1rpsssed in the city. -,
sso that this will to-day the
ah NJ: NJ under hs cement and furnished with
o t sg ~ "ss '" ~ LANE Il DUNN, Proprie.or..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, August 2l--6 l.. III.
AsuEa seemed firm, 100 bbls having been taken at 81
10 81 81 for pots and So 56 for pearls per 100lbs
BREADsrUrrs Flour exhibited a rising tenor, the
sales embracing H. 800 bbls-Superne Canadian at 81
l2z; mixed to fancy Western and ordinary to choice
State at 81 1874 81 376 common to good Southern at
81 43s 81 621 and other grades in proportion Jer-
meal and rye flour continued quiet but firm at So
80 per Dbl. Some 10000 bushels Ohio wheat changed
hands at 81 for red 81 05 for mixed and 81 0S white;
20 COO Michigan white do at 81 or GOO inferior Cana
dian mixed do, at 96c all indicating considerable i'm
proyement. Several lots domestic oats at 40 a 45c;
and "a GOO bushels unsound with Western mixed corn
at GO Csc, and 6S 60c, an abatement
CoTToS.-The market TO day quiet with sales Of
500 bales.
FREIGHTs-Rates to Liverpool continued firm but the
room being restricted, engagements light. Some
500 1000 bbs -four reported, at L. Cd and some
10000 15 coo bushels wheat, at about SD while GIL
demanded by vessels. Cotton was at 3s Cd
per bale. To London 1000 bbs oil cake engaged at
lie 3d. and COO bbls. -four at Is Cd. There was no
alteration to notice in rates for the continent To Cali
orna rates varied from 4jc to S5c and 100c for vessels
nearly ready TO sail.
PRousIoNs seemed quiet the day business including
but 200 bbs prime and mess pork at SIT 81 aud
30 pkgs picked shoulders at $780, $50 bills prime lard
at ii cents per Id and retail lots old prime with
new mess beef at 81 q so, and S14 ST.
SUGAR -R. l.. & A. Stuart have reduced the price OF
their refined sugars &c. per lb. The quotations as
follows double refined loaf sugar &c. per lb double
refined crushed sugar, SIC per h.; circle q crushed
rear, SIC. per lb double refined ground sugar &c.
perIb.
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TheatricRls.

1t will be reference to the advertisements that
the entertainments at each establishment this evening
very attractive The other places of such
the Museum, and Chrsty's and Woods Minstrels,
offer programmes Of great variety will be remembered
that Burton's theatre opens this evening The grand
opera Of Tampa music by the celebrated Herold will
be performed By the French Opera troupe ct Castle
Garden. Mime Feury Jolly, that distinguished chaneuse
will sing the part of Camille in which she obtained
immense in New Orleans Mr.. Diguet, the cele-
brated barytone, will appear in the role Of Tampa the
Corsar and the other parts will be rendered Debrnay
the charming dugason Nine Pilot, the excellent come
dian and singer Menehand assisted by all the other artists
Of the troupe At the beginning Of the third act Nine
Feury Jolly will sing the beautiful air Of the "Prsau
C@es preceded by solo on the violin, by Mr.. Yahn.
The house with such attractive performance cannot fail
to DO crowded In every part We learn that Tuesday
night the company Of Lafayette Fuseers Captain French
with the Albany Republican Artillery company, will be
present at the performance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23

xD0js.h n. - Serena A. fhsapssa, sssl neaths
and IL days. - $500
Ths 61snA anA acqualntaacss Of ths fAuily, aud
those q his grandfather Wells Phillips ere respectfully
invited 70 attend the fuDers from the rsdeuos Of Re-
bert Thonpsoe Jr, No rs Sixth street. this (Mondsy)
aftc, noon at O'Clock
On Saturday, August q, MATHEW HsrrE., native
His friends and scquantances are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence Of Me-
O'Clock.
On Saturday. August o. after long aud painful III
ness, Mrs. SARAH relict OF the late James McCabo.
Tho relatives and freads Of the family and those Of
her son. James MoCabe invited to attend her flu
neral this Monday afternoon at o'clock from her
late residence No 632 Grand street.
At Pougbkeepsie, Friday, August 90 JAMES W, in
FAINT son OF James u. and Caroline NJ Malcolm aged
months and 16 days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23

lPER STEAMSHIP ArLANrIc.1
N6rlesn: d Asnso Lamp MT9r GS'k Emerson
s4as Ss
& s
sSi NY0. III Als oSss se1sss sS
nsn1issss SIs7s SD SSs.
Wsneke. Philaaeiphia; Adler, Hoherst Baltimore,
prev to July s~sid Harriet spauidng sDauding.
GsRDrrr, Aug 5-sld Archimedes Munroe, California.
r,s Aug Arr WaspssSn Dare and johanna
Dsa. Avs Jas Wsss Clark Toronto
S1sS%gsH ssS1
Passed by 9th Ulvertone, Broderick, from NYork for
Down. Aug e-oG Pyramid (of Thomason). Henderson.
from Quebec Tor Lond dor Is days passage
4th PeterhOn EndicOst. Boston (frOm s. Pc
Put in TN. Dutch ship Europa Noos from Csrdia
TIusHiss RoAps. Aug SID Ella. Atwood. Boston.
and "a a for BOSTON, Msy VOC M9'T s..a: S1Es
SsLwAy, Aug s5Ag r. Velocity. Cook, St John, NIB:
bella na. Marin NY II1s $50, w..
S;sssssso, f TRisnoa. is1 bo.-
GAvSs SIATr xnnassn; setter EoIisass IN. ia,
HAMBURG. Aug 5-Arr Deutschland Rankin, NYork; 9th,
Harburg Meyer do 7h Sir Peel Wienholtz do (had lost
TUX. webster DO; Sih, Liberty, PEABODY: DO:
Hull, Aug S-Sd Harlequin, Brown. NYork.
LIVERPOOL. Aug Arr VIM Pirre, Thompson NOrleanG
lem. WcGrath do; sh walter Jones, Coiey, Calcutts
saac Webb Furber and Guy Mannering Freeman, Work
VIM Vail, Wishart; Carnatic. Dcvereux. and Ontario
bion, Scott; John Albert. Howard; Musconomo, Bruce
and Alexander Grant Guthrie N0reanE ward, Welsh
Quebec West Point Allen, and WIN Rathbons, Spencer,
Enid ldg 9th, VIM Sprague Chase; Scranton, Spencer
and scargo freeman. Nfork Florida. Mills, Staten Island
cid 9th Southampton Snow, NYork; Progress Chase
do; 18th, Fran hise, Robinson, Charleston.
Sid 7h Progress Chase. and Eyirs Owen NYork Fran
Eth liverpool Gardner, and Shannon, Thompson, NYork
10TH Silas Grtenman, Spencer. do.
In Fort ldg Empire Queen, Coulter for N0reans; Monte
suma, De ConrSsy; VIM sprsgpe Chase and scranton
IoNpoS, Aug 7-Entd inwards. Anna Rvcrs NYork 9th,
York land outwards day.; Sir Fowe Buxton, Wood
cock St John, NB Rastedl. Lauro NYork Cordea Hon.
N0rleans Alert Bartlett Calcutta Energy. McNabb,
Enid out 9th, Patrick Henry Hubbard, NYork; TeIe-
graph. Harlow Boston. and sid from Deal 9th.
CID out 9th, Wabash, Barnes, Newport and NYer 7h,
Fayorite. 'Millard. Sunderland aud San Francisco.
MAnsEnLEs Aug Arr Maria Eugcnia, Asltedo, NYork,
MaHoN, July 22-Arr ST. Garcia Mobile.
NrwroRr, Avg oCid William Hail Portland u 5.
Lon don for NYork with emigrants having b boom
and received ether rifing damage and sid again 9TH
QuELEsTowN; Aug Carr Ann, Harley, NYork. SID Age
TRIrsTr July GAR C7oernig Pacurch NOreans; Aug
Gsndolfo Carlota, and Woodward Woodward; do Oi-
THE sTARr. Avg ION Johanna EIise Trautm ann from
NIork for Hamburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23
Herald Marine Correspondence.

@ 1 y sss1t hsa
sot "a WITHOUT scfs sylvia Phsdsi
TO- Tyler RondcS. w:stposs Reed a. for Dol
s
Hunt NYork for Portland. -'
Of Nant, ready for Pacific Ocean.
Miscellaneous.
B ~ .. n BY;sSn rsn ns..na on 18th
Capt %sssos b.isr . sSi' a
Notices t. Mariners.
DEpARrMxrr OF STATE, IN
Information Ia. been received sshs n ss 4Ss ~ sS
. Everett Smith, Esq. United stass Consul ~ GRAND
% ss sad IN ss1s j. H.
QUARANTINE NOTICE.
ss'
': ':ss sS
III ss
n..s's :, The q
e s1:S s;s$
@ @ ,sSSs's
al vessels coming from its ports relieved from qaa
M sss s Of
To Capt O. A. HALsrED. r. N, Secretary Licyd'ss
ALTER r,oSs IN the BrAoors Ar rHx MOUTHS or THE
Tho Minister Of Marine inielm, all interested thereby
s. ~ n %sa2s Toas and ,S Of
On the LIST Of August 1889 the present white ont
lieu thereof will be laid -
ousde white buoy against the nth side ofths bank
in depth Of 90 palms ct tho mark, schous Cape the
lighthouse OF Kykdun, and enc outsde black buoy Tin the
an anohor buoy against the North Grouat In 55
The st.sgls ooT Ts,.l in the third whit, sand hi
north sds cape &c sssd
q K (unadiustcd compass)
BY this alteration of buoys the present outside
this entrapce will be done with and atrsn0c
81 the West Mouth Indicated ~ the abovs mentioned
side bueys will TO be nearly at tho ace
cIudcd between the second and third black buay.,
Further the white buoys pisced along the Rore In The
shulpepPsnt (which entering kept st,rbosrd
fde) to he immediately increased by another
buoy between the soond buoy called Frcnoh Shos
ard the third wbitebuoy issids ~ the marks,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23

PORT OF NEW York, AUGUST %, 1852.
Arrived.


Steamship Atlantic, West Liverpool Aug H. at Is Pm.
with mdse and paesengers, to Z Collins Co. The
arrived on Sandy BOOK Saturday night At II Oclook has
Ship Goodwin tof Portsmouth NH Weeks Antwerp. 40
days With mdse "a passengers to Taylor Merrill Aug
10 exchanged signals with large Br propeller bound
1.-THE City Of Glasgow, from delphia for Lverpoo The
has had light westerly winds the whole PASSAGE took
pilot from the pilot boat VIM Skddy 2I5 miles Of Sandy
Hook.
Ship Abby Pratt (of Barnstabs). Besrse Boston, days.
in ballast to Gorham Bassett The Is to load at this
port for California.
with fruit SO, to Draper Devn. july o. lat %
Ion 4 spoke whaling ship Lancet Of NBedford no oil and
took from her two sick OF whom Peck.
Bark Mary varney, Halves. Havana IL days. with mo.
lasseB, to J MAnzavedo.
Brig Caropi Hausohedt Maracabo, 10 days. with hides
and coffee, to Schmidt & Co. Coming out the bar,
the struck, and has leaked considerably since.
Brig John Taylor Sleeper Pctou, 10 days, with COAL
to order.
Brig Aamode tBr) Lockhars Windsor days. with plas
ter, to 70 aster
schr Isaao Hincklsy. Harvey Virginia. days.
Schr Elizabeth Eleanor masted Rodgers Batme
Schr Frances Goodwin Carroll. Philadephia for n.y.
anbs.
sctr New Haven, Kelsey New Haven for Virginia.
Schr Ida MAILER, Liscemb, Stratford
Schr o Perry, yerrell, Rockland, days.
Sailed,
Ships Sea Witch Fraser San Francisco; Sarah Louisa
Henderson, Quebeci bark Alfred tBrem) Pund Bremen.
and others.
Wind At sunrise, Fl meridian, Sc; sunset. do.
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WASHINGTON, August q, 1852
herewith enclose you the official return Of vessels cap
tured since 1917, of which have just sent you tels-
graph notice. believe there is other copy here
except perhaps that which is in the hands Of the British
minister see neither Of the returns with one or two
exceptions mention where the vessels were captured
which will be important in the present attitude of the
question. .~.
The last return just appeared in time in the HERALD to
enable Mr. Seward to avail himself of II in his speech
but for which he gave you credit
FISHERIES OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA.
REGISTRY THE CouRT OF VIcE ADMIRALTY
HALIFAX, AUGUST IL 1852. !
SIR have the honor to enclose herewith for the in
formation Of his Excellency the Lieutenant Governor
return of the vessels prosecuted in this court belonging
to American citizens and seized for fishing preparing
to fish in British waters from the year 1877 To 1921 both
vessels seized for violation of the convention made be-
tween the Of Great Britain and the United
States Of America in the year 1873 and prosecuted in
this with the dates Of their seizure and condemna
ton restoration Amongst the papers In the of
the Betsey and Polly is notice Endorsed the fishing
licenses OF these vessels Of which beg permission to
enclose copy Ihaye the honor be sir your obedient
servant, SCOTT FIREMAN., Regr
To the Hon. Joseph Howe Provincial Secretary. SC.
COURT or VICE ADMIRALTY AT HALIFAX.
Return Of The AMERICAN Vessels eised and prosecuted IN
Waters from isi7 10 ISL Iiso Return Of e Number Of
american Vessels seized for rioGtioa the Conrcntion
United States Of america in the 1918, and prosecuted
IN this Court ih the dates Of ncr seizure and eondemna
ton or restoration.
Name Of Vessel. Date of Condemnation
Seizure. Restoration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23
Passenger Arrived.

MISUNDERSTANDING Atlantic--B G Townsend, W
Cowles and son. Siohel. Jack. Porter, l.
Thompson, Madison: Fisher: N Macdonald satter
t "a oass H0,xt. Marks Mr. and Mrs Exc and
s:mSs r. kshnwsilsr jacobson: Tread~sl
lady. I nilsard ST. Miss Theyeny. w L Hidebufn,
Wainwright, D d Gray, w Martin. Keeper. X
Herrick, Wheateigh, G w Bull and N Miller. w
RosinsOn Ty,Sn and son MasnarSs Clifford
Fitzpatrick, G Gilbert: Smith, Cottren M and
Mrs King, Kerr Flora, Flora, Mr. Mrs and Miss
Mcnsnry; Mrs. s G Read Misses and Read, Mis- 2
Mrs Baeman and Misses Kate and Ellen Bate
man, Master L Bateman 81 Beola. Miss W Reed. s
Fellows and daughter, Paine and Griswold. Gil
bert Moody. LSney. MG and Mrs BustsId, Post,
McGovern, Fuller, DuhAin, Clifford Stokes Jas
Ferguson, w Kellogg Rosencrantz Mr. lingo. John.
patches John Lvington bearer of dispatches extra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23
Died.

Died,
On Friday. August 90 at her residence No ~ MARKET
street In this city, Of apoplexy MARY wife of Grimm
Green, In the seth year Of her age
Hef remains taken to Pleasant Valley ruto,oa
county for interment.
On Sunday morning, August e. Esnaa eldest daughter
OF John r. and Mary H. Cunningham, ogcd years and
days
The relatives and friends Of the family are rcaues.d Ia
attend her funeral without further invitation from the
residence Of her parents No 1Se West Forth strsst one
door cast Of Eighth avenue. this MOnday) afternoon at
O'Clock.
on Saturday, August q. May, daughter Of @. N and
Mary N. B0vce, aged months.
The friends and relatives OF the family are inyited In
attend the funeral at the residence OF her parents In or
ford street between Fulton and Atlantic avenues Brook
Iyn, this (Monday) after neon at d O'Clock
On Saturday August n, MAroiREr, wife Of A La
grave In the 52d year Of her age
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
stend her funeral from No % Furman street. Brooklyn
at 8 o'clock this (monday) afternoon.
On Sunday morning August e. AVIS, wife OF John
Moss, In the 10th year Of her age
The friends and scquantsuoes OF her family and tose
Of her husband respectfully invited TO attend her fu
neral from her late residence No l6 Mulberry street
this Monday afternoon, at O'Clock
On Saturday, August IL WaLrEs KEns THoMrsoS, sos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23

besn esteemed . careful. temperate, and trusworsv
sMoer. "a ~
The nrst mate Mr. Blodxck % well tbs englness Mr.
Buel have both been long the employ Il the Mossts
Ward and are experienced ofhcen We have repcetsOy
this heard the officers Of the Atlantic spoken q
by the Travelling public the highest terms End can per-
sonaly bear testimony to their attention and ndsy 70
thsr duties. ~3t
We have been unable to procure any additional names
The probability Is there must be as many - 200 to 800
lost
Mr.. Van Hovenburgh Of Albany, was ON board the At
lanc In company with Mr. Birch aud wife sister Of Mr..
VII A Dispatch. received In Albany ON Saturday. from
MT v H., announced his safety ut Buffalo, but he was
unable say what had become of Mr. Birch and vito.
They ether lost among those taken to Cleveland
Inv the Sultaua.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23
NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH.


ALBANY, August n, 1852
Absut O'Clock this afternoon ons Of tho sf boats
plying between this CITY and East Albany upset. whom
sbout midway In the river Thsrs ON board at the
time some fifteen to eighteen women and
chhdren Eight or ten picked up By the small boats
which went to their assistance; but the remainder
drowned The wav were running quite high at the
Time The boat N overloaded; but the cause Of the
accident sttribu toto the attempt Of person to get
his hat which had cen blown into the river Up to
o'clock seven bodt had been recovered Among the
dead arc Peter Eag, segar maker; VIM. Spencerbough
sged twelve years, Of Mr. s., dry goods merchant
Pearl street. Augustus Kreuder aged nineteen years.
son Of George Kreuder Anthony Valentine, aborer; a
young woman and man, whose names unknown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23
EMIGRATION FROM CANADA TO In

EMIGRATION FROM CANADA TO ILLINOIS. A
Toronto paper that for several years past eni
grafton Of considerable force from Lower Canada to the
state OF Illinois, has been going Many have
been attributed for this gradual and continuous
Of partial dcpopulaon Of various districts in Lower
Canada The emigrans consist entirely Of French Cana
dams After period of perhaps ten years during which
has been in existence this process of depletion has
been reduced to something like system 1t has for
time past been conducted under the advice and drcc-
ton OF Father Chiniquy renowned for his energetic and
successful apostlcship Of temperance The movement
has also been encouraged by the young Canada party
the political followers Of NJ Papineau.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23
CrOua.

The drought in New Hampshire 1t is feared has injured
large portion Of the and potato crops in that State
past recovery.
The Illinois and Indiana papers complain much OF a
of rain in those States and say that in
TONS the and potato crop viii be almost failure
The potato crop is abundant in Kentucky, this
year than usual They selling at Louisville for TWEEN
live cents bushcl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23
Telegraphic Reports.

-, . PROVIDENCE August II, 1907.
Cotton-Sales for the week about 600 bales Large
Poruon OF which was for immediate consumption, the
market closing finn at Wool-There has been
good demand The finer grades most In request
Prcce are firm and advancing The sales Of the week are
$4,000 pounds Printing Cloths-There Is no ouotable
change In prices snce last, and the market is firm with
little disposition TO sell The sales for the week ara IA 900
pieces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23
Obituary..

The lion, Benjamin Matthias. Senator from the city Of
Philadelphia died at his residence in Vine street above
Tenth Saturday afternoon after Illness of two or
three weeks. Mr.. Matthias well known throughout
the state and county. having been connected at
representative in the Assembly and in the Senate OF this
State. lie was Speaker Of the latter body two
sessions and evnccd during the whole Of his legislative
career much business tact
The Rochester papers announce the death OF Henry
x. Higgins Esq, of Gates lie died Thursday, aged
o. years Mr. VI was well known and respected citizen
lie had been called TO ill several Offices Of trustamopg
others that Of member Of Assembly
joseph Rodue, Esq. died at Chestertown Nd, on the
4th instant in the 59h year Of his age lie clerk
Kent county formerly held the appointment OF Post
Master in Chesertown elected Sheriff Of Kent
ty In 1s2 senatorial elector in 1881 and subse-
queny Inspector Of Customs for the Pert OF Chester
until the Office abolished by Congress-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23
Track Washed away On the Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 70 1852.
The rain storm has considerably damaged the railroad
between this city and Baltimore Two heavy washes have
occurred six and miles from Baltimore Travel Is
suspended for to- day and to morrow boat goes out
to night, and will by way of Frenchtown until tho
repairs are ccmpieted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23
Dated August II, 1882
The foregoing corrected returns August a. 1852
[From the London Herald [onYernment nrranl Aug u


The foregoing corrected returns August a. 1852
Prom the London Herald, government organ) Aug 81
The E1omiier says -
In the debate Of the American Senate II stated
Mr. bason the Chairman Of the Com mtee of Foreign Ra
ions that amongst the documents he had de-
spatch addressed by Lord Eamesbury Paking
ton advising the Colonial Secretary that resolved TO
expe By force Of the Now England fishers the
Tundy and requiring the Color is Once take
to procure concert between the Brh naval force and the
colonial authorities Here then have the foreign minis
ter as the moving agent in what Mr. webster properly calls
this entire change of policy"
Now our readers will scarcely believe that have in
qured and that have hesitation in asserting that
no despatch said to be so described by Mr. Mason
ever sent from the foreign Office TO Sir J. Pakington
any other functionary We do not believe Mr.. Mason
sad any thing q the sort; but If he did, and really
thought that he had read such n document, he must
either have been the victim Of the hospitality the
occseress Of his countrymen; or, what we should
regret 10 believe he used his important position TO-
ment discord between two sister countries by wlful
misrepresentation Of facts.