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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26
Items From Baltimore.

VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND LEG1sLATuRf9-THE
MCDoNOGH WILT, s. STEAMER MISSISSIPPI. Erc.
BALTIMORE, May 70, 1852
We have no mail tonight south Of Richmond
Both houses of the Virginia Legislature have passed
bill authorizing the city Of Wheeling TO subscribe TO the
stock Of the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
The Maryland Senate has rejected bill for the cstob
lshment ofa Court of Chancery for Baltimore city.
The New Orleans papers Of the 10th received this
morning do not confirm the teleTaphic despatch stat
ing that the suit in the McDonogh estate had been de-
cded in favor of the cities Of New Orleans and Baltimore
and against the States OF Louisiana and Maryland.
The City Council OF Savannah have resolved 10 con-
tribute 500 annually TO the national Washington
mt, until sufficient sum Is collected to complete 1t.
The u $. steamship Mississippi with the Princeton in
tow, 10 receive her boilers, anchored of Man-ofWar
shcai lGt evening and has Just reached the city The
Mississippi Will rctarn immediately TO New York The
LNLeI. Tor Lhe lllnceon an ready 70 20 hoald
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Mallnc A.fnIrs.

Larson % SrEAMaotr.-ilr Thomas Collycr wiia
launch from his yard at the foot Of Twentieth street
today at o'clock steamer Of 600 tons, built fog
Russell sturgls Esq
AEn'yAt % sou1HrnS SlEwrRs-Thc steamers ALa-
LGma Ludlow from Savannah and Marion Berry, from
Charleston, alTyod yesterday morning We indebted
to the officers Of both vessels and also TO oeys EXPRESS
FOR late Southern papers
Losr ~ rHE CoLoNiA.-By n letter to the Danish
Couu at this port 1t appears that board the Danish
brig Colouia from Lcghorn lost Cape Cod the 5t
If April there were in addition to the Of twelve
rtt eleven passengcrs-lalians imagemakcrs aud
sclcls--all OF whom were lost --Boston 1fapscript
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DINNER TO w. SIDNEY SMITH, AT NEw ORLEANs
The complimentary dinner givon by the citizens
ofNew Orleans to w. Sidney Smith, late British
Vice Consul at Havana, came off on tho nth inst
The n. Q; Delta saysnnIt was brilliant little ies-
tivity. Major Arnold Harris presided, and speeches
were delivered by w. Sidney Smith, the British
Consul, Vim. Mure, Esq, by General Quitman,
Alexander Walker, Professor Chiffon, and other
gentlemen A great number of excellent senti-
ments were offered. The following were the regular
toasts:--
1 England and the United stacs--Iands Of the free
and homes OF the brave with common language aud
institutions having common origin may the people Of
the two countries remain united in the bonds of
concord and amity Should freedom and the rights OF
be nssailed by deapots the venerable mother and
her vigorous daughter defend them against world
in aims. Air-The Fine Old English Gentloman:
honor TO the generous riton whose practical sympathy
for onr suffering countrymen in Cuba has linked us to
him by the fraterna bonds Of common humanity. We
greet him fricnd-0s brother. Air-LIcres
health TO thee
Queen Isabella H-Her clencncy to the unfortu
nate entities her our grateful remembrance scssed
are the mcicfu for they shall obtain mercy" Air"Io
Cachuca"
l. The Memory Of all Martyrs to Freedom
" neither on the gallows high,
or in the battles van,
The fttest place for man TO die
Ia where he dies for man.
Air-"TuneIal March,
8. 0ur CountryGreat in the extent of her territory
greater in the energy and intelligence of her citizens
greatest in the civil and religious, liberty which lies at the
base of her institutions. Air-"Iai Columbia
6.-The Prcss--Thc locomotive which brings freedom
in its train. 1t ems the sparks Of intelligence fgbtens
away the beasts of tyranny and carries its passengers
safely and rapidly to the depot of civil aud religious
liberty Air--"iaDkce Doodle y
7. Woman-1he true aschymist, whose smiles trans
mute pains into pleasures into joys Air
LET the toast be dear woman"
General Quman was loudly called to respond to
the toast of "Our Country" which he did in
speech Of some length. The General ascrbed the
greatness of our country to the virtues and cnorgy
Of the people, rather than, as was very common
error, to the mode in which the government was ad-
miniscrod, The people werc always in advance of
the government. The people had never ratified the
designation Of robbers and pirates bestowed by the
executive upon the unfortunate young men, some of
whom had sealed their sincerity with their lives in
Cuba, and others, whose hard fate had been miti-
gated by the kindness of tho noble gentleman whom
they were honoring. General q. referred, in the
most complimentary terms, to the proud spirit
which characterized the foreign relations of Great
Britain and to the honor everywhere accorded to an
English subject. The Generals speech contained
many palpabc hits, which, however, he appeared to
be under an apprehension might enend some scnsi-
bilities.
The whole affair passed of very pleasantly
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rmrApmrifsA May o, 1859.
Three propeller towIoats fitted out at tie Penn
works Ktusipgton he'd the river to-day Their
The Iortleno tor Portland, H. o. for Boston
hatboI, ard May Queen, for Penobscot IN trial Of
e 1T mites, they found tp be IL about ne same
speed They leave 70 morrow for thcr destinations
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Markets.

CnAnLHroy, May a. 1852
The coiton MARKETS quiet at previous rates 10 days
sales were &c ttcted to 500 bnles, at 4 a Toe
CHARLESTON. May -. 1Sb,
The snes q cotton 10 day reach 1900 bales l0c.
The market is dtm, and hes an upward tendency.
NoRsoLa, May - 1859
Cotton has further advanced; saes arc making 70.
Corn has also improved Auow sells al 51c, w. No
change IL tsr or stsxea
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Meteorological Os'servatsens.

TUESDAY, May G, 1862.
BUFFALO, p. M-Barometer 2p.W Thermometer
co. Wind southwest. Weather olear aud 6no.
RocHnsTra, y. Mt has been rather q fine day,
though warm. Wind Dortheast Thermometer G5.
AusURs, p. MA delightful evening. Wind north.
Thermometer 81.
SYRACUSE, Up. M-Pieasant evening. Wind north
weet. Thermometer 90.
UrcA.7P M.-Clesr, pleasant evening. Wind west.
Thermometer GO.
ALPANv, TP M.-C1ear and pleasant Wind north.
Thermometer 76. Barometer % 800 Mercury IT.
Tnoy,7 ?. M-vcry warm day, and delightful evening
Thermometer rs.
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Naval Court Marital.

NoRloLN, May ~, 1852.
Commodorcs Skinner and storcr and Captains forrest
and Boatdman of the United States navy arrived here
on saturday; they members % the Naval Court
Marta which assembled board the United States ship
Pennsylvania to-day
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The Wheeling HriJ.o Coac

" ASIIId0ION, My ., I61Z
In the supreme Court to-day, Rcvcrdy Johnson con-
cuded his argument against Engineer McAlrnc's
port the Wheeling Bridge. in behalf of the company
The Court adjourned tn Thursday. when tie decision
viii IrobAbly be announced
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NEWS by TELEGRAPH.
~>~N>>~n~No~noN>~OO>~
AFFAIRS IN CONG RE IS.
o~>0y~-y~~~o-s-~>oS~>~>~~~
Democratic Controversy on the Fugitive
Slave Law in the House.
1~~r~oHo~N>NoooNoo>oONNN
INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS OF VA
RIOUS RELIGIOUS CONVENTIONS.
~U~c~~oc~oe>~o>~oN~~~oo>
DoiHgs Of The New England Anti-Shvery Society.
-or~>e~~~r~o>~~J>>~o~~~~~
DENUN CITATION or CHURCHES DANIEL WEBSTER
AND UNITED STATES JUDGES
So. &C., So.
THIRTY-sECOND CONGREss
FIRST SESSION.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
THIRTY-sECOND CONGREss.
FIRST SESSION.

Senate,
WAsusGroN, May 20 1862.
HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION.
Me-ers WADE, Casa, BRoDHEAD, SUMNER. BRIcur. and
Ds presented memorials asking for the passage Of the
Homestead bill.
Mr.. HALE offered resolution, which laid over
calling upon the Navy Department for information rcs-
tive to the compilation Of the Nautical Almanac.
MEMORIALS SRD
Various memorials, variety Of subjects pre-
sented and private bills reported
The House bill to reinquish to the State Of Iowa
tain salt springs, passed
The bill authorizing the construction of plank road
through the public lands in certain cngrossed
for a third reading
DEFICIENCY
Was then taken UP, and amendment appropriatng
$4,000 for unquideed balance found to be due to
friendly Creek Indians for losses sustained in the of
1872 and who cooperatd with troops that time,
was rejected, after considerable debate.
Various other amendments were acted on, when the
Senate adjourned.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


s-IEg WORKS Ar THE WHOLESALE TOY STORE
Il o. John treetCounry mcreb ants, and AZ dealers
Fire Wora will md Il 70 their iaterest 70 purchase a
fLe Wholesale store rt
WM. il. FRLy & BROTHER, No 62 John street.
fTtO LnT-lN A PRIVATE ENGLISH FAMLY-A
handaome furnished on the aecon heor, W'th
bath, suitable for ono twe irgo genlonsss "
rrspo0tnhe ueihbOrho0d Broadway bcldw BaRqfer
rGot references required For address,
, apply At The Picture Frame St0rr, f9i broadway.
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TIM OuEyS's BIRTHDAY ~ BOsroS-The Rlt9a
ca er Of The 25lh instant says Thrty two snns were
frtd ye,erasy in our hnsbor by the Canada n houor
Green yo.ora's bE.hoay ani " pdcAt,,, of hes age
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ONO woMFS's RIGBra CeSyET.oE.- ad-
yocatcs of "wUmcns rghs' IN Ohio, h3'i thor state
Conytpi,n AZ Messillon, 60 dry The moral C1nyen-
i0n az the Asasson s ~ r. hs5 ~ " es.cssasec Pa oa
the % aud 81 0f Jufw,
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nREG STORE FOR SALE-FOR SALEVERY CHEAP.
- II is very good location physician good
praotice: II must be sold. Inquire Of W. D. PARSONS
3i2 Broadway, Real Estate Office.
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COUNTRY SEATS AT AUCTION-THF VERY DE-
- srabie place known as the Humphreys Farm at Sing
Sing 10 be sold Saturday the
sale on the 18th having been postponed Of
ments to TO be obtained The and
tion Of tho house and its Of TO
be sold 1T the same time, for
residence Tho fruit trees vineyard and Strawberries
the out heuses. we'll worthy examination The title
warrxnted, Terms moderate. For particulars spry 60
G. H. SANDFORD 40 Chambers street, NY.
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METHODIST CONTENTION IN gOsTON

BOSTON, May 20 lS52.
Bishop Morris occupied the chair this morning After
dspong Of the morning business tho body proceeded to
the election Of bishops editors, &C. follows -
BtShops--Rev. DR.. Scott, Of New York. Rev. DIR. NJ
Simpson, Of Cncinnati Rev r c. Baker, of New lamp
shirc Rev. u. II. Amcs Of Indiana
Ediors.--Dr Thomas Il. Bond, senior editor Of the
New York Christian .1drocde and .joisnl Rev ! Nc
Clintcck D.D., Quarterly Rerier. New York. W. Hosmcr
Norti0n Christian .4d,0cate, Auburn New York; Rev
VIM Mast. ID, Chistan .dDoiogisf. Cincinnati; d. 7.
kidder ID. Sunday school books and papers
MiSSiOiQfN Sfc1rf1rL Hey. j L nurhin ID
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INTENSIVE SALE OF CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS, &c.
~ Lyman kawdon. will sell this Wednesday afternoon
May 26 at four O'Clock At the Sales Room 37 and S79
Broadway, Of White Large and attractive
sale Of ehsioe Vines Liquors &C. some of the
Whiskey Ec All the wines warranted and will be sold
without
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II COTTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
Of Furniture Pier Glasses, Carpets. Oil Cloths &c.
Cotton viii sell. lprsday May lOs o'clock at
the auction 90 Beekman street and S9
large stock Of Cabinet Furniture pay advances
comprising Sofas Of deseriptop French Bedstead
and plain Eureaus CENTRE card and extension dining Ia
Carpets and Oil Cioth Beds and Mattresses voltare
Rocb ing Chairs French plate Glasses &C. Also
scrption Of plain Furniture. Also. 100 Once Chair Also
100 Boston Rockers Catalogues ready the morning
sale. No postponement any account
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AUCTION:-PhWNBROKERS SALE THIS DAY BY
"A MM Lewis Mortcmore, corner Of Oliver street
and Chatham Squnre-a quantity of Womcns Clothing,
Gowns. Sbawis vzettss Parasols Boots Shoes Sale
eommoAce at 10 o'clock. BY order of Abraham Goodman
81 Centre trcc
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RY HENRY 7. LEEDS. .AUCTI0NEER-AssIGNEE
~ sale OF Wines and Brandies, Thursday, May
O'clock At the saesroom, as Chambers street near b,
May-Being Ars. assortment of fne old BrAndies and
Wines ass about 10 900 choice brands segar
which Mill DO peremptoriy sold by order othe
and oehere whom 1T may 1t will consist Of
Aaaeras Ports, Sherries. Champagaes, Brandes Also
gslons old Swan Gin Scheidam and Schnaps
Jamaica Rum, Erendy, St. Croix Rum, Star Gin
sardnes Cheese Teas Also large choice
street,
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A UCTiON NOTrCE.-c. CASSIDY, AUCTIoNEER =
ByH Bush-this day, at l0H o'clock, in the Sales
Room No. & 10 North William street the usual variety Of
Scales Weights Decanters &c. Also Druygist Show
tes Nest Of Drawers &C. Also Platform Scales Crockery
Glass Wsro, &c, &C. Also Second hand
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N s. HoUCHt AUcTIONEER.-THIS DAY, AT 1Ol,
- A. M at b4 Beekman street. large assortment OF
SECOND hand and Furniture Of almost every
vsns French Bedsteads Bureaus parlor Chairs.
maple DO. Ashst tAnds Beds, Mattresses &c. Pillows,
Glasses Glass Ware. &o ALSO rich Carpetng in lots
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N. HOFFMAN,, AUCTIONEER-BY L. NJ HOFF-
-: man CocsPlendid Furni.ure..Thursday. May q.
assortment Of household Furniture, consisting of tapestry
and Brussels Carpets. rosewood and mahogany Chairs.
Sofas Etegeres, Tables, Divans and Souches
Extension and Dining Tables large Pier Glasses chande
French bronze Clock vases
Window Shades Egyptian Centre Tables, Chairs, Cabinet
French Dining Set Tea and Breakfast do plated Ware
Library Book Case Gothic patternl hair Mattresses
Bedsteads Bureaus washstands, Chairs, Oil Cloth Gas
Chandeliers, SO. Catalogues ready.
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A DRIAN II. MULLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tory ssc 70 close trust, Of new Carriages, by
Nichols Co., OF INSTRUMENTATION IT, Muller will sell
At suotsn Friday, May 2S at II O'Clock A. M, in
Hanover Square, fine seat Rockaway Carriage, two
NO top DoEG.es, and one Jenny Lind Buggy.
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LJENRY T. LEEDS. .AUCTIONEER. NO. SO CHAMBERS
street, will SELL this day, at los o'clock large
sortnent OF and secondhand furniture Rosewood
sofss Chairs Centre Side and Sofa Tables Rockers Di
Stand. Oil Cloth. Carpets Cane Seat Chairs Mattresses
AID raliasses, Toilet &e mahogany Psnofore
Fowling Piece, complete with
large variety Of second goods with which
the sale will commence. Catalogues ready.
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EARMS AND VILLAGE LOTS AT LAKELAND, LII.
u for sale, chcAp-Great bargains for few days My
These village lots and farms sold in shares
payable In nstalments few shares only lett.
to the fortunate holder eight village lots farm from
warrant deed will be for the same These lots aro
egihy located in delightful place for country resi-
dence well calculated for farming and gardening
snd in the vicinity Of the best market in Che United States
to actual settlers who erecting their buildings
cnltvang the soil with reasonable assurance
rich harvest and of having comic home
for their famirs without having to
crystal water hled with fish, mie directly north
the great South Bay and broad Atlantic rolling
For share in these lots and farms apply i'm
had gratis.
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WM WRITER'S, AUCTIoNEER THIS DAY, AT
ono o'clock at ~ Canal street, the furniture Of
Ga,sss, Wnrdrobcs Sofas Diyans Spring Seat Chairs,
Rockers, dining ana Tea Tables. Oil Paintings, Lamps,
Mattresses Feather Beds Dressing Bureaus Washstands
BRUSSELS Three ply and Ingram Carpets Stair Rods oil
cloths, Hat Rnck, Kitchen Furniture Stoves BE- Aso,
Cansry Birds and Cagoe good singers Also, quantity
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RELMOET VILLAGE LOTS AT FORDUAM.-OSLY A
few quarter Lots equal to four city Lots
this eligible convenient and healthy location to be had
circulars giving full description of the propery
obtained app alton to the undersigned 1865 Pearl street.
or II. N. Brown and Josse Lyon the premises; A. w.
SPIES 81 Maiden lane Nath c. ristt 20 Maiden lane VIM.
H. Cary 25 Pearl street, General William Hail. 239 Bro
way; and Coombs 4 Nicolay 2i4 Grand street.
JOHN e. KAYSER. lc5 Pearl street.
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE-A RETAIL DRUG STORE
~ in the city Of brooklyn established for IL years. doing
good business Inquire ofWHEELER HART. Druggists
112 Cherry street. New York
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HENRY II LEEDS g. co. WILL SELL AT AUCTION.
Wednesday 26th and Friday May & at l01 o'clock,
1t the Sales Room Wall street. large collection Of bcaut
1nl Vases and Verde Antique
being the fourth sale Of the Of gnor Pandolns
ect in alabstr copies all the favorte models of
Also large collection of splendid sculptured
Of eizo md slyle. Now n exhibition.
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COUNTRY KESIDENCE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
- wishes to dispose of his place Cooperstown,
the banks Of the otogo Lake The situation romantic srd
retreat for merchant The farm
ssts of forty in hr cultivation Proe 500. Ad
drcss e. L. DANIELS, Cooperstown, Otsego county.
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TOHN w SOMEKTNDYkE AUCT1ONEER, STORE
- No IL Spruce streetEtna Iron Works Foundry Steam
Engine &c. &c. at auction ~ clock, Thursday, May
th at Nos lo Ioland log GosTck stresE0ne aye horse
Stocks and Dies Shafng and Pues Hangers. Vices Ham
Chiscls, Boring Bars Reamers, Wrenches, Drills
Blocks Screw wrcnohos Crane, Cup9ls Ovens Car and
form ether scsles Blow pipes Hammers shove Step
Ladders Whcclbarrows. &c. Also, patterns of Drilling
Pulley Wheels, &c.. SO. Foundry Sands and sundries
WIN. T. BOYD, Salesman.
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Charge Of Forging Check-,1 Dishonest Ci7kY ester
day, officer McGrath. of the Second ward. arrested
young man named Edwin W bar formerly clerk in the
employ of Mr.. Jonathan q. IIobson, merchant doing
business at No 312 Pearl street charge forging
check III the name Of his employer the Chemical Bank
as follows
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AN OPPORTUNITY NOT TO BE NEGLECTED.
n sale At auction on Monday 5lst instant
tho Exchapge Wall street att o'clock, very desira
BILE 2oxi the north side OF Fftythrd street. i
feet Sixth and the railroad be opened
in fall II ready 70 be built be sold and
be had at bargain. All who want lot should see thi,
and attend the sale Terms easy Further particulars OF
A J. BLEEcKER, Auctionecr, No. 7 Broad street.
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New England Anti-sIavery Society.


The New England Anti Slavery Society met this morn
ing at the Melodeon, and organized with the following
oflicers.-
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- w. WESTCoTT, UCTioNEER--THURSDAY
H. morning at 10 o'clock, large and splendid variety
o. Marble Top Mahogany Walnut and other Furniture but
Little used. at Jag Greenwich consisting of twelve
good carpets with all the arrangements of Fenteel house.
Livery article embracing three hundrsd lots, will be
positively Sold rain SHINE.
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ToHN W. SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER. STORE IL
Spruce Wednesday May %, at AZ West street.
at 10 clock Boarding and Porter House Furniture and
Lease Bedsteads Beds ard Bedding of twelve bed rooms
CARPETS Looking Classes n Cloths sofas, Tables chsr
Tamber Kegs &c. AliG lease Of premises for three
water premises and everything complete The lodging
than pays the rent Ill health of the owner is the
VIM r IOYD, Salesman.
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nJL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION-JOHN LEyIsON,
~ will sell Wednesday evening at ~ o'clock May 26,
at Store 27 broadway large collection Of fine Oil Paint
ia rich mounted Gilt Frames Views Hudson Win
Scenes Moonlight Views, and various other scenes by
eminent American and Foreign artists. Sale positive.
DLANTS AT AUCTION.-WM s. MeILyAIN co.
viii sell this day at l0ls o'clock at their Seed Store,
No John etrce fine collection of Roses Nerbenas Dah
-ias CaLt lioAA SO &c from William Milson. N. Y.
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OLD school,. PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL CONVENTION.
n. CHARLESTON, May 81, 1852.
In the Presbyterian General Convention to-day. the
Eov Stuart Robinson appointed to preach the ser
mon on domestic missions before the next General
bly, The appointment for preaching the annual
against popery. after discussion, was by vote nde-
nit,ly postponed.
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nor sALE--OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY
very valuable Farm, in Connecticut. 1t is bounded
tensve view thereof Large and extensive fisheries
nected with this Farm. Communicate by Railroad.
auire Of A. Clarke, No. Nassau street, room 5.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-21

The Savannah " Georgian" of tho 18th inst.
says: 1--WE have been deeply panied to learn
that daughter of Rev. BENZ Burroughs was
killed last Friday evening, about seven miles
below this city, by the caving in Of the river
bluff. The unfortunate little creature was wri-
ting on the sand below, when large mass OF
earth, breaking loose from its hold above, in
stantly killed and buried her beneath it, Another
dauz zhter was covered up and slightly injured;
but forcing her hand through the earth, she
made known her position, and was extricated'by
one of the other children. The deceased was, We
understand, about seven years of age. Her fu.
moral came off Yesterday" ng.r@