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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-01-21
Ready Made Clothing.

Raleigh, October 23d, 1851.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-01-21

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An additional supply of handsome Ribbons
White and Cold Paris Kid Gloves
Velvet Ribbons,
Embroidering Brads, &c, &c.
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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-01-21

A DIGESTED MANUAL of the Acts of the Cen
n eral Assembly of North Carolina. from the year
1888 to the year 1916, inclusive emitting all the Acts
OF private and local nature and such tempor
ary and whose operation has ceased to exist
BY JAMES lREDELI.-Price 81 SO.
H. D. TURNER.
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DRICE S l,75 Gents. Swallow Barn, a sojourn
Il in the Old Dominion. Revised Edition, with twenty
Illustrations. By J. p. Kennedy. For sale by
II. D. TURNER,
Raleigh, Dec. 1851. N. C. Bookstore.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Further from Baonos Ayres,

Ga further p-russl OF the bUenos
Ayres yspeTI Il PTcgTso atd Aai0Hd received a. the
Merchants Hsi ii-a1ips Room aod sotns additional
.fti.its q Intelligence Deserving OF notice On ils
3lSt - rquiza, as ProViIO0a Director o; tbs ar
sepubr Cout-d-i aot, i'sUed deSie- which after the
Iscgsi tskp rto consider son toe valuable sxd
cultural arc Cca interests c-sced By tns dee.es
itsuec b he flt.clsl G1verumeoi OF lac FEOsinee
Of Bueuos Ayf-s the at OF the monto, ADD sne duy
Of pro'ect:g grs common INTEREST," Of TIE r. public
ara haglpg heard se Council o. safe, "a roe; tina tss
decree "a .fe lat jug current Wsicn permitted iae
iuuoduc Of 6our -Dd Pul. laIl sue territory Of tns
IrCvnce 81 bueros yrvs ,ral, - )rogstd, snt ta,
iss C aIie u .As cs-p,er CT - Custolns Lax u
Dec Is le ~ ~hlen Oreln lcuF 3 admitted - al ua-
r ii,d frposL scs H,o De- prJs4i-d this dsposiu n
. ;te s4-c according % the concsous Of the yth arb
Gle g.. tkA.lsx Tia resolution ~ te submitted ~ iae
honorable 1i~Lrral Goa gress
IN IN eoi.orl. article OF the Prpgys.O, thi decree 10
coz NEEDED az measure &C nsn1ed y ins imperfect
Int Ie.ts VI the rural !Sousty Of :se County aud IL 10
snuiuod thsl the oers 81 impoiissica would De Sc
licusy pr-Jucicisl q the Whole republic.
TIE PSssrG:5 ao-rcfS the mseIins Of re Council
Of sale Which has taken Li0 consideration ias I'm ))r
TAFT subjects WI lcr have been submitted % L By the
Supreme Director.
AZ article OF ae6ss!rI 81 Province Of orIlentes
5sys thai events there have tsFr1Oa:sd N msnueE a.
vofsble o. toe of order The charge II toOss
,.-slsd xh TIE Al I-STon hss net sere1 ne PUB
lie sgrs o. toe PTOytnct cooled ,no ardo- Of ~ III
hsbisnis for toe defLyc 0rssnlz aOG Of the pubic
All WHO have taken part 10 tbe late A.lrs have cast
&C u renew 20 Cen CT aze tac declarations OF al
hferee 10 hs mes,ures ard their respect for MIN per-
solkry. There il entire hArm-ny betssel the
Proyince OF Corl-r;es and thA. Of Eatre Rios, and
Cen Urcuika has warm friends Ia both.
The papers contain . great humber Of sttresses 10
Gen Urquiss or 10 The Minls,sr Of Foreign R-auoos
trc The authorities OF roe different provinces, exorsss
rs their satisfaction with his proceedings ard with the
resolutions of tbs Governors Of the Confederation
OF the 3ln ksy, 81 San Nicolas de os AroJos
The Prssrt'O says that the Provinces recognizes In
Gen. UIquizs the only center Of REL aion whence gill
spring conservative force which will reestsbsh or
gsnzston, liberty and permanent peace. 10 predicts
that Al the approaching assembling Of the Representa-
uves OF The Provinces ct sania Fe the o0sh those
hopes VII become realities Boston Adv, 3QI1.
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Prom Lake superior.

Tie Lake Superior JOurad! OF the IA
srsss. ,bH portion, at least, Of the 71OoO acres o.
land srsbtad for tie Ssut Canal should be sc ec'ed
fra n, the u4 lands In that vicinity We copy sPar.
graph or tso 70 uhih Ne are disposed to give enaIe
cEtdtEce
In the Upper Peninsula still more 10
teres,rg teld Il open to eutsr' ice and wealth M1ua-
nina Of iron and TOE most extensive soo flea 'esou'
Of per iu the World iuvtns cs2nsis's into 'ue
Country 10 stare in the ne harvest 81 n'ns'
frat careful ipvedneru are eVerysne'o -.
Here IL resIon OF more th.u tSousand SQUARE "sS
In extent usv-rs-d oy the most res'ksoie oeY"us
Ct ir-r ara vtiri Of COPPER 20 be tound 10 -
range of ming here are almost IN ~
y.uabe aim l.r and excellent asreu urh ana 10 'ne
immediate viciulry Of the mines, ~ Jrdipg u'aro
ke, ir every produc, Of the sol and holding out t1e
srsste.tipducea1aut IN eptsrprising settlers lns1o'
30 better place 10 the word for is'm," .uu go,
rechsnlc, srd merchants OF al snosi IA" ~
thcu.suos are bssnriog 20 understand and 70 'ats sd
vsnis.eo -. =. ,~o6,shlv
located 10 the Lake superior country, and u useAoy
.,,-,c,,rr ire arepiion Of Cspirsists There many
section OF mineral land TIA, would sel today ior more
thar The entire coss OF ths Csns aud there are honpt
lees thousands Of others equally 40 Vsusoie jug az.
s,,-overeo amor, the copper and iron h.is And nov
4, the re 70 select for the opening OF THIS cana VIZ
bring With Tu,h Of eDtsrpIisiDs miners farmers, me
ctshIcs and merchsnts snd also will sdd [" once
hundred Ger 10 tbs " az presenS vaue OF eFefy
species Of property In this region
Pubic SuRvEY.-Tne parties OF Sur.
vs1or. under The direction OF he'srs Carlton and
sesrr returned ut week from the region OF country
south of the Arse Keseensw Bsv. where they nave
been epsssed for the summer having complese1 tue
survey Of that entire region brtween Lake superior
and Lake Michigan. Mr. Merrywesther hiss party
south OF the Anse, rssurveyng the ~ors mss ss
run over by Mr. Hlggnsa few year. ago; and Mr.
Wood connue, in the regions of Carp River, or 10 the
of II Tpess surveys will cUmpete this 5ds''
ptss for the extent Of territory TO the sousn oil Le
Superior, embracing the richest and most extensive
mineral regions In the -orid Tnere nave oeen sur
yeveo This season abuu, y tewushps which togethsr
with those surveyed last year will make about one an.
dr,d and ~, townships Of miRs-dl and os'rcEhn'dt
lands subject private entry and public sale toe next
vea- Here 10 chance for securing mnes OF iron and
copper CT al and lead, pneries and MILL seats granite
spo marble, ouch never before has been offered In
this or In any other country.
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Whale with the Tooth-ache.

?
Ameng the ailments 10 which sperm
whales are subject 10 the jumping tooth acne. IL ope
rates or their stem IL does upon tnOss o.
mankind rendeTlne them Gre bed and tfschous 'ust
AZ dsyb,esk one morning, Willis We were cruising on
the OF shore ground, Violent comneaonin'ne water
about tso uies ad resembling brassers, sra ;tef
attention II continued uDsosted Ill, sinin MY RODS OF
H. wren sperm whale dor such h provedto oe) threw
his eurie body into the air aud fell back INTO his Al 20
nj with tce mapdous report o. course the yards
were hauled sbs e. aud hs Ooss lowered, out several
minutes eapseo before 10 deemed prcdent 20 80
prosch the NOR Finding however that ne had 90
IDEA of becoming qoet, WI advanced Win csutou sod
succeeded In securing one iron hrny IN MS OAcE %nch
rendered him more restless Giving him plenty ot SLACK
line We removed 70 a respectful distance, hooing be
would sound retrssi 0u ho was DOT 10 DO
either So taking oars, pulled sufficiently gear
10 give the boa, header an opportunity % lance n1
He .es med be Of INTENT IN, Tor he turned
ard rushed toward us With tina d-sig0 OF gi'ng US
JoripQ, which parrC Wy escaped D1rins toe next
bali hour he chased Us and Il WAS With much dih'uiT
that we avoided him When hs turned On
his back aod raised his az bringing 10 vs~ t~o hand
sore rows Of ivory. Among terrific objects an en-
RACED whale holes prominent place.
An hour passed In unsvsilg attempts u accomplish
the desired ob'ec the whsle oecou ng furious
ard the hope OF conque ring bin gro wing fainter. AZ
len 9Th vnie tue nOn VI the monster was drdc-d
toHsId US, the mate upon him In an opposite IL
recilon and dealt him death wound, relieving ne ~
burden of anxiety which Indicated i.'sf in the pstd
coupienaDces and agitation OF the boats crew.
Ts very reluctant 70 yi,d and the death struggle
was ors and violent Il cat has nine lives as 10 some
times remarked. that fellow had rineteen
Bttore Lish bis bubber In the Try pots &C his
iaw WAS stripped Of he covering On extracting the
teeth the csuss Of his sulsr revealed
The cavities in several cor tanned large number OF
worms an eighth OF an Inch 10 length The tesh we're
perfectly sound but the nsrve OF the TOOTH
which vas an inch in diameter az the llEer extremity
was In many OF lem entirely consumed By III. nsaess
thai ,eemed 20 have bred there. tiallowel Gaz.
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The exceeding clcsere,s oi the vote created mucn
additional Interest la the canvass Dr. WMNwMGIT
was within in the Clergy, and one In the Lazy
Of an election.
Motion was made and carried, that the
Convention 60 Into another ballot
Rev. DR.. kip then said that In order 20
promote the harmony and advance the business OF tbs
Convention, he would beg leave to wihdras his name
from the canvass and Ia doing he hoped thar his
fiends would their votes Or soDe ct Chs
more prominent ncdStes IN order 80 secure eec
ton
The Tellers then received the votes OF
the Delegates, aud retired. Daring the recess very
little business 6oDe every one being anxious with
regard 90 the result II the ballot, There Gas shoot
dscussiOn in relation 10 clergyman 81 Glen Falls
bu, We could not near The Speeches.
The TellerS returned and announced the
anxiously awaited rssul: Of
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THE NINTH BALLOT.

Ihtre Vs Sps4- Of appreciation a. tho Chairman
srose 10 announce tee
ELECTION Of REV JONATHAN N WAN.
WRIGHT d. D, As rSovIsIoNM BIsuor Of the Prot.
estaps EPi'eOpsl Church Of the Diocese of Nevyo-s
Rev. DIR. VINroS immediately rose
and novel tbs, TIA election Of DR.. WMswx,e,rr
Be deelss~d unsniaous. Ia doing 40 Ia "a
while mailing ihis mS tcr, ~ll you Indulge ~. \.
fore take my se&t, h fs~ rsmsrksl FRI, no. >,
congratulate you ana the Convention the Diocese ,a
the CAureh, upon Als CL!ou, and On TAI. escsoo of
gentleman who wc ali eoniess and ack1osled,e I, ~
remarkable for Sneniy q disposition and coute. Of
uapner Of koowedge sad Of taste OF klodue.s snd 80
sympahy, OF psty and deyotor Of zeal 10, Chris, ana
His holy Church who, In tits course Of h.s prosr...
through tha Diocese, Will trust resesvs the he.rty
support and warm sfeesion nj evey Christian mao
woman and child For one Sir rejoice IN this rssslt
rejoice thai am relieved from posiron Of 90 mach
,ain ~ me and, Str beg those VINO have 10 the COO.
ssssshous performance Of their duy entertained pre-
adice adverse opinions 70 him or 70 me, to reda.
sish Htd orcgo the continuance OF such feelings snd
bss they wi unite With me In the hearty support Of
him whom we have now elected. And when u tas
lsss Ne spproseh the dread tribunal, may we have 10
~ hat NE have given orr cordial obedience 10 htn
whom 20 have chosen b DO our father In God. Sir. I
scperstasss the nccese tkis susplcloas result but
= Il the same time. must sas feel sympathy wish
him, who called upon to exercise sVch rporsaa; and
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THE sEvRNTII BALLOT.

Again no choice Dr. WAlNwRIGlT gs'ned u on
the Ciersy losos in the Lasy. Dr. NfNroS holds
bis own in the Liy pu o'cf largely IN the DINER or
der. Two pp~ names were Introduced IN the seventh
bAilot--Rev. Dr. bIHRY ANTnoN, Rector Of 81. Mara
IN tho B,woiy sno ltav ID JouN kODERT on ID ID,
RectOs If 80 AhnS's CbuIob fhnkiil Lafuios.
The Convention Immediately went into
the Eighth Ballot, Ia The ususl order.
When the Tellers had left, the discus
sion upon points OF law resumed, and the secfe'
tsry READ The action OF the Convention upon lncorpJ-
ration Of Ckurches) as recorded In the minutes Tor
nsr go sioDs from 1885 downward Before tho deoste
wa concluded
The Tellers returned with their Reports
LIZ Il
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pR. WAINWRIGHT THE BISHOP |!
Yystestapt Episcopal Convention-Diocese Of
New-y ork.
THIRD DAY-NORsISG SESSION.
Sr. JoBN's CHAPEL, Friday, Oct ], le12.

THIRD DAY MORNING. SESSION.
ST. JoBS's CHAPEL, Friday, Oct ], 49,.
The Convention met at 9 O'Clock, and
VA very thin attendance Of Delegates proceeded TO
II regular religious exercises Of the Church In the
sspsY,es were about two hundred ladies.
The regular Morning Prayers we're read
by Rev. sYLvAsrs REED Rector Of the Church Of the
Boly Jppocen,s, Albany. assisted By Rev. Minor ~
Wills, Chaplain In the State Prison, at Sing Sing.
There was then sort of conversational
hternisson, while awaiting the arrival Of Rev. Dr..
CxxJeYroN the Presidcni and the general assembling
d ne members OF the Convention. A; 10 O'clock tie
President toek h and called toe meeting 10 order.
and the Minutes Of the previous days ses'on were
,esd By the Secretary and approved by the Convention
The Secretary then called the names of Delegates
Who bad not yet appeared 10 the Convention.
The next business il order was the re-
esvfns Of the Reports Of :he Teers OF the vote xea
hss nisht Tie Teers then reported the result OF
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In this ballot the Laty agreed upon DIR. VAIN
WRIGHT by msoriiy all others, but the Clergy
filled 10 unite and under the rule becomes necessary
Cor both branches TO uo bosh agree individually
MON the same man. The Clergy we're sdi scattering
thsir votes upon candidates who hare no nope OF
election.
The Convention Immediately proceeded
10 The Seventh Ballot In the u,ual form.
During the absence of the Tellers, the
Secretary continued the reading OF
TIE STANDING COMMITTEES REPORT
The section firstrcad gave all the changes
of location In the ministry during the year, with the
ssv appointments 70 cures. Tne deaths among clergy
q me oocsse we're noticed seven have died slnco
tho last session Of the Convention. Three c@rggmen
have renowned the Cburcn aud tber names nave oeen
stricken from the roll according - Law and usage.
There now 10 the Diocese, 216 clersymen sod w
copgregst The resoing otho report wss concluded
On motion of Judge SPENCER, a Special
Comii.se sppoised to take into confederation the
circumstances sttepdIg tho tral Of Raw. w. WALKER,
bo ~ have brought civti suLs asa,us,
Committee Of rns Diocese VINO Drought hin 70 trial.
The Pre.ident appointed Judge srENcER, Rev Dr.
HAWKS and Rev. Dr. TAYLoR, win leave W 81: during
the present Convention.
A lengthy discussion upon points OF
Civil aid Church Law item occurred, but Il was not Of
general iDpoitsnce. While the debate was proceeding
The Telois retur0cd with their report,
and announced az follows the result Of
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Evening SESSION.

At ! O'Clock the members assembled. IN
company with very large congregation, to ofdr
thsnksgvi for the CRAFTY Ing resul. of tae eecton.
After juDitns voluntary on the organ, Rev. DrI
CRErouroN and HAIeur performed the appropriate
services Fret were selections from the Psslns the
reading Of the 5lst chapter of toe Prophesy of Ialab
which hsra Ia promised comfort for the Church afer
long period If sofe rins and sci1n then the 10 Doum
vas tuDg by fun choir, and toe Ceremonies v-re
concluGto by appropriate prayers and thanssggings
Toe entire service very elective and impressive,
oud ens,t the undivided ntsfest and attention OF the
audi.
RESUMPTION or BUSINESS
The Chairman, at the close of the above
services, resumed HE place, and called the Convention
10 order.
On motion of Rev. Mr.. EIGENpRopT,
twas
Resolcsd, That the Pre- siient pro and thu Score.
tsry oi thu Convention communicate % the Blshop Ut
he Diocese cerded copy Ut the proceedings Of tas
Ccnyei on which resulted In the election of ProviS
iona Bi.hOp
On motion of Rev. DIR. HAIeHr, the
Convention
R,.oipd That the Trustees Of the 2iscopa Fund be
oIteI pay - the Proyiiona B.hop uati shs neNt
Annual CduveLUou, al the income OF the Dsposabie
tuhd, over apo above the ,uin Oi . 800.
Rev Nj BRIDAL Inquired how much lhas would
probably be
The Pre,iden, replied, "Not nnush, fear"
The Secretary .aid I: woa probably amount to
ABOUT 81 eco.
Rev ait BrDrrL hoped /. would be a less, T. 100
per supum
LAT had . pIosent and ;Tosi - iha future 4cdon
Of the Conytntun ior what more should bs needed.
TlE STANDING ooNstrlEE.
The Tellers reported the result Of the
baIo, Tor members OF The Standing Comaltlss Tor
ls53-53'
C,rss-Rev wiaa,a Bsrri,n, u D President Dav.
John ncI.cksr, ID. H., Rev samuel sssoury, D. D.,
Rev Beujsrin /. bs'ght H. d., osc'e,iry.
Lahy-Hcn. Sarrl Jcn,i, H4a iaian c. V@panck
Hen. Nerruy auap, Floyd Snsh. Esq, Asi!s:aa,
Secretary.
rIiE MISSIONARY CoA'UrTEE.
The following persons were reelected,
by nesry upaomous vote;
The Blsaor O THs Dio,gsr rrssli4tlt; Row
FRANcis NINroN, ID ~, Cbarsnsn; IIoM,s Z. HUr.
LKR, E.q. SscEessIy, CHARLES :. EowLANU
EsQ, Treasurer, Rev SAUL Johnson. b..
Rev gCHN + sou OAR % a ; f-v isAA. Il. Tyr-
rIE, Rev ABEAT Hart; CoGNEL.Us OANLEr,
E.q.. ALrN. L. AcDoNALD, E.q.; RoBLsr s4soNo,
Esq.
DNIsioN o. TuE DIOCESE.
Rev. Mr.. Hill called up the PROPOSE
,oa Of Ju5se SrrNcKa ioe tho division OF .he Diocese
GA melton the art set aid over Until ne, year
.,ALAsY on ruE BS.or.
On motion of EsEpEkIcK De PEYsrEg.
Esa, the following gentlemen were appointed Con
.se 10 consider ana report ne beIt means of satsb-
h,b'rg regular salary 'or ias Provisional Bishop.
ikIrSE-cN D. F.AST.E, Lsl, Hon. joins kING,
Cfif Ja.ioe .oNfs, Hoo. Luther BAA0lsH -
PICPEfgcNr.
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DIsruRBANCE.-A disturbance was mem
tis ned in our Eyeripg EDITION yesterday as having oc
cured between No A and No. Eogne Companies, on
Thursday evening At 10 o'clock In Grsudst near Gov
erpeuru An officer Of No desires us to say that all
the psrtlcirst on the men Of No had In the muse
Vas, that No Az men attacked tWo Of 6's men, and
threw stones at their sDsnehou'e.
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Two Country SEATS FOR SALE Br AUc

TON notred sale Of the valuable country seat be-
Tor glpg to the of the late Mr. Downing, at New
bursh on Thursdsy Oct7. We by an advertisement
that the desirable residence OF Mr. CRAWFORD which sit
u.tsd mueda ely In front OF Mr. Downinss will be dis
posed the day 1t hai water on ot about OO
feet
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Mr., then moved that each lady present. brings 'nfeo
o,hsr, vah her &c the nett meeting OF the Alliance
The NAUGHTY Of the attendance Was explained 70 o.
sp,rsv Attributable 10 the mistake woich was msde "
advertising the meeting fox The evening, instead Of TIC
The meeting then sd burned TO meet again neA' r."
day afternoon
rA letter from New York, which we
s,d IN ,hs Journal d, Usba informs the French pub
Ia that Pixie Hou ss 10 The nsses and most ossuu'a
OF the Thestsrs Of New York. and that's French 'pes
Company 10 performlrg there. The same wr'ssf also
states thai Mr. Thorne has taken the direction OF tns
Ashton place House. and that he intends TO give there
performances In English, French and German AL fas
will be news 10 most readers.
u The Young Guard Clay Club meet
,perkins ode Fellows Hall TO nehi, to take measures
far , Scott and Graham torchllsht denomination.
SrcoNp WARD OPPOSITION NoMINA
--,o>s-Tbe Loco Foco Second Ward ticket nominsted
on Tour,day evepips,s a. fIsvs For Assistant Al
aa,n.n John J. T.it; Tor Assessor, Wm. q. Danlap
for Con,t,bles, VIM Thompson and c. kruger
Ran ROAD AccIDEST.-An accident
occurred on the Hudson River Raircse, on thursday
p,sht at Crotop, BY which two young men lost 'aeir
lives They stood on the track looking ct the freight
,r.n 20 II vss passing, when The express tram down
from Albany p.,ssdth point where they we're '''nd'ns
killing both Of hem Doe of them had hi' head sno
fee, cot of from his body and the other was shoskogy
mapsled. They both belonged to Croson, and "ers
named John Tice and Horace Travis
IMMIG RATION DURING SEPTEMBER.-th Inc
number Of Immigrants arrived from Foreign Ports 81
the Por, of New.York during the on'h OF September
- -, go, bv Al following Table:
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'rAiyertlsensat1
EE- 500. 900 worth Ot Shawls. Silks inI

the. Ores. Goods Of the richest Fall add Winter .ty.s .
OF tho bestqusity s nov on eshbiunn ct CoLvNsI,s
HALL. No. ssI GTaudst Ladies preesfas lher is ed
ton 10 visit this far.fed establishment wher- they es,
pIoeur. every article Of Dr,ss 90 ds recognized sa1 a.
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CITY ITEMS.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
A. J. Dsiasoivs formerly Lynch q ClGrks) 25lf Hsilst
1882. 6A.M. Neon. SPIN. bP. n
,MrsvMEyrs. &c. rnls DAY AND EVE,

AMUsEMESTs &C, THIS DAY AND EVENING.
slios Garden-Young Alenca AID Barber ol Seville
Burfnn's Theat-r-M reck Ashore Robert Mscir-
Maiack Iycruu- The hiti's. N-pbistnphi'ss.
Broadway Thsster- Oth-'lo; Good o, sothng
n. Ymk Theater-Lsd. of lyons lhs ioodl"-
B.muu. Eus.uu-Orptans Dream bs N Limerick Boy
Wol's N.nstreia gif RruajVH Concsrt s.snns
Minerva Rooms 40 80 Bfosdwayscotts Campaign IN MrXcO
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ARREST FOR FoRGERY.-Edward WI

hs recently in the employ as book keeper o. Mr. Aba
Van Nest hardware mel hant a. NJ. ~ Pearl e. ws -
terdsy arrested BY Capt Leonard OF the Seeoad Ward Pea
charged with having few days sinee Srscd the ANA
MIR Van Nes' TO check Tor t5sL which, IL Is al eyed
terward gave 20 Cha les H. Wood. for cole, tion Wol
wa. arrested st the back sai committed erson tor hi
Nilb WAS taken before Justice CsooTne and soupi.sa
await examination.
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BuRGLARr.-The Aston Bowling an

Billiard Saloon, No Si2 Bro,dvsy bro, Al ooen ss.
during 1hursds, nsit and the money drawer ssn
led OF It's contens ano the furniture arr we'd about 1.
er, q about O'CLOCK yesterday morning that tho ..
had been orcbv entered and guarded the place unt ~
ARRIVAL OF the proprietor. The burglar escaped.
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e Mr.. John A. Sweet, Vi. D., of the
NewYors Hospital, has been appointed Professor OF
Clinical Medicine 10 the College OF Physicians and
Surgeons In this City He will deliver lectures In that
department. during the winter.
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ArrrMpr Ar SrIcInE.-AIher, Kra,r

len Jumped overbosrc o the South Ferry bos .
inpirht 90 Yhursdsy wi n the IN ention " nj
cd. He wss however rescued ny ar Jose9h Lsnaa -,
rsked hs life him. he was taken TO the NssYet
Hospital. katylen was deranged 81 the tine.
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GRAND LARcENr.-Three men wers

y,,,s,dav arrested b, officer Bssr OF the Jefferson POI
Court. charged With hsvps thu 18th inst stolen elb
and bede ing to the value u $3.50 from tho ho".s No SIC
nalst. TIE property which belonged To hsn' Psy.~,
No &c Orange a. fOand To possession OF one OF IN
rested parties Who with the other wss committed BY ia
ice NJ Gath 10 A~ait NaIninstlOn.
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IMMIG RATION DURING SEPTEMBER.-Fhe
number OF Immigrants arrived from Foreign Ports "
the Por, of New.York during the on'h OF September
1852 1nsy be seen by Ii following Table:
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/, WARD OPPOSITION NoMINA-

r-o>s.-The Loco Foeo Second Ward ticket nomins,ed
on Tour,day evening, 10 s fIs"s; For Assistant AL
derpsn, John J. T.it Tor Assessor, "m- u. Daniap ;
for Con,t.bles, VIM Thompson and c. Kruger