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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

DAcKETs FOR nAvRE.-sECoND LINE-TnE rols.
York on Tho Iss Of each month =
'i H. S sFSiSaS $i::. FIT S e.
i ss.: a5ss &Ga HtisiI 2:s Isl s ssss
Kp: Conn mssss;, nov! pssfM
, ss!P IS s tons sal.haa. ARRss! saSr Is
John wila Ss., mater pSS lhr. ,,ov Js LIN
al REQUISITE articles tho o0foEt and
s d Of
subscribers will be forwarded free tro1o
charges but ts'ii Agents. 10 Pear. street.
" ocnnootng with tho Pacific Mail Sc amship Company
py "a In sa Mani Linz for
double engine United ss1tes Mail ste.mship GEORGIA
sas prsSssy from pier loot
e ] T r M r.
moss at receive the Georgas mail and
spared on the part the TWO companies sa their pas
RATES or FARE TO AsPrNwALL.
LsSiss =, ssi snS ss sssserG1 saioon
sessnd cabin dsandees. ..............
Passengers viii 10 landed at the railroad wharf hspn
WALL free Transit of the Isthmus at the PASSENGER on
& 81 mos.
ca%snss fsns s,sas'
are requested t. supply themselves naS Win
once between tho hours Of u and oaooS on tho day q
selling
L T. NJ Fitch. Commander will sail for men touch.
Ss a. on saturday SGvempsr from Pier
In first cabin main ealoon
In frat cabin, lower saloon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100
An experienced surgeon attached the nip es,
ters must through the Post 0o Specie delivered in
Son nf as SAND kiERS Agents. q saaSss Street
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-roR NORFOLK, Pc
- tsraburs and Riohmond every Saturday. The nov
Ssmmands. carrying United states j mai. will leave pier =
Bills ladng signed only board For freight aEgy
rop aps nor nssP oa Sin 70
CTEAN BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
Steamship seow Ssi tons. 100 horse powsrI ReSor
AVE- ss;gs
!sss ssf o.ss ' So '7 "a % =.
LINE ", o. s2NTTLr
lying at pier 70 East River Allison M9yss oOmmander Of
"; line as a.5 y, e.
sso and Enarsnssed Al a. the in London and
York He. for w be un
she Sssf
and s %GTn ~ oS ans I
OCEAN EAGLE, acknowledged by all TO be ono of the
fastest and hnet ships in the Of New York IL su1
eont to add that sic win be fitted and rovisioned IN she
same manner the previous ships Of ha line An eoions
and proper attendants provided Passengers who
engage their esage informed that the ship Will sa
punctuay advertiaed should delay possibly OCCUR,
they will be provided with board and lodging az OK
An arly application for terths 10 recommended
tho superiority Of this ship will ke the Ocean Eage cauee
her bertha 70 be all engaged before date Of sailing
J0iIS OGDEN q r. w. CAMERON ll6 Wall street.
A USTRALIA-FARE REDUCED.-THE SUPERIOR
L Baltimore clipper ship AlBUS, lVO ton. burthen,
will sa from New York, for Port PhiHp and sidney, on
y ~ NoycmNcr This s ~ sar te Great b'p when mas
SEES left tgf Apf,tag te hscoa1V ~ gc1 f 700
Nh DC faro rg.NsvHlly Nlbrs ftrss lrtt enNn f4ss
cccon4 dtg, gi2 saig9n sos Tho lalrht being hl en-
vfged for papaast applY - "a siRNN D Spu4 etr4e
.~....s i .sNN LtaCss Z Y - t.ro.s
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CORPORATION N(vwCus.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
by given TO tho owner or owners, occupant or ooou-
pants OF All houses and lots improved unimproyed lands
affected thereby that the following have
completed BY the Assesor and lodged In the oce of
the Bureau OF Assessments for examination by all
interested ysFor building sewer IL Water street from
assessment all the several houses and lots of
vacant lots pieces and parcels of land situated both
sides OF Water street. from Fulton Beekmau street. and
on the southery side of Beekman street. from Water to
Pearl street. ALI whose interests affected by
the above named assessments and who opposed TO the
same ether Of them requested to thor OBJ
jeetions in writing to the Undersigned at their office No
Hall OF Records within thirty days from the date Of this
notice. SAMUEL Il. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
ONCE Bureau OF Assessments Street Department, Oct
%
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~ hereby given to the owner occupant
pants of all houses and lots improved lands
affected thereby that the folio wing nts
completed by the ASSESSORS and lodged in the Office Of
the Bureau of Ase for examination by
interested Viz aaggrg space four feet wide through
and Nacdouga streets The limits embraced by such
ncr M the several houses and lots Of ground
Its pieces and parcels of land stua the
southry side Of Blseckor srvet l75 feet sastcs from
Macdougal sire Ct AL whose interests affected
by the named assessments and who opposed
the same either Of them requested t. present their
objections in writing to the undergne their office,
No Hall of Records within thirty days from data Of
this notice. SAMUEL IL. DE MOTT }
FRANCIS MIC u0LSOE, : Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SIN It'll,
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Oct 3d.
1882
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

CORPoRATION HoTiCE.-PUBLrc NOTICE IS
~ hereby given that petion has been presented IN the
Board Of Aldermen TOR sewer IN ith eereet f9m a7s
to the Bowcr7. Az verons interested VI tka above
and hayns obiccticua the are rsfrestsa 80 pg9n VIZ
IN vrinF 10 The CQatrart Clerk 81 his ch"s
ksforN Nevs~, scr q 1872 NICHOLAS DEAN, PveaiaonG
Nnpesn AgsesNsa kvy~gvassss vs-~sss ~ 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby giver that petition has been in tho
Board Of Aldermen for sewer in Prince street from Mac
dougal street to proposed in Thompson street, and
also resolution for in Feth street, from Eighth
avenue $50 feet cast All interested in the above
and having objections thereto requested sent the
in writing 10 the Contract Clerk at his office,
before November s, lS52 NICHOLAS DEAN. President.
Croton Aqueduct Department. Oct. %. 1861
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public letce hereby given that the folo resoS
lay walk opposite 800 Water street To alter the grade
Of South street. tho f Market street. Also
the following petition pave Thirty fifth street. from
Broadway Eighth avenue Al persons tSreted having
to the ut his oce before the 4th day Of
November inst
Octoher 1879
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30
MEDICAL.

DR JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUANE STREET, SO WALL
known for tho last twenty three tho most
cesul FRACTION In New York. devoteg hia
tofore to ooo practice whore he be consulted
"a NJ to r. H. N. B-5ee my medical and surgical a.
ploma n my offce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

VTANDERBTLT 1t E.-FOK SAN FRANCISUO.
The only limo giving tickets for crossing the isthmns
The fayori, double engine steamship PkOMETHEUs W
tons will leave from pier No North rivcr three o'clock
M precisely Friday. November O. for Gan Juan del
Norte connecting with tho Pacific TIE Eiss
ragua Transit route having but twelve miles Of land rsr
These uDrivallcd ia their
modatons and ventilation For information or passage
snnlv only 70 ID. d. ALLEN, Agent, n
No. Battery place, up staits.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

N0TICE-PUBLIc NOTICE rs
hereby given, that peti has been presented in the
soard Of Aldermen for 80 ser IN spring sire. from the
aatory side OF Sullivan street 60 and through Thompson
rcet 10 sew or rear All interested
the above having objections thereto requested
present the IN writing 60 The utract Clerk at bis
'-s'' NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton AIueduct Department, October %, 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
on: have been presented i The Board ..
third streets between Broadway and Seventh
regulate curb and gutter and four sidewalks
Of Eighth avenue from Fftyfourth to Fifynnth street,
Asc The follo flag four feet through
yenth All persons interested having objections
thereto requested TO present them In wrng to the
dersgned at his Office before the 3 day OotobeY,
inst. JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
nntohar ~ 1889 : :,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

DR, WARDS TRrATMrNr--sfGNAL SUCCESS
IL Never fails resDr. ward respectfully announces
his discovery Of which ougha
entirely supersede the old and slow system Those who
require physcian earnestly invited. Once in Canal
strt ct, door east of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

A LsATY, TROY. AND LEBANON sPRIHGs.-TaE
IN Of tho New York and Harlem Railroad leave tho
Clay Hall station New York. daily (sundsya exosptcd
AZ IL O'clock A. NMail trsn 20 Chsthsya fonr Corn
connecting with the Wesyern Railroad fer Albany and Troy
tsL.nea Springs Ptsheld Springfield, and other intorme
a;ato stations Al O'clock W.-Aooomm alton train
30 Chatham Fou- Corners onpecting with Western Rail
:osd going Passengers for Lebanon Sprge will take
he 10 O'Clock A. r. train to ChAth Western Rsirosd to
ant stage to Lebanon. arriving early ahs az
tsynooa- Fare through. 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

nR COOPER, DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHAT.
~ ham and William street8 continues 70 prsotse ~ In
flee with He takes ths shod Of Ap.
prsng friends that he still be consulted NJ ths Ga
Office where he has prAotad successfully for =
twensy-four
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

CUNDAY MORNING RoAT FOR NEwBURG-LAND-
- ing at Yonkers Hastings, Dobbs Ferry Tarrvtown,
Sing Sing, Haverstraw, verplaucks Cadwes, Cozzens'
Dock and Cold Sprngtouching ut Hammond street each
Fare 80 cents to Newburg IS oonts for tho
sion The steamer THoS. +. n0LsE, Capt =. Van Wart.
will leave the foot of street. third pier above Chambers
street. every Sunday morning at III clock for the above
places. Returning, will leave Newburg at o'clock, p.
NJ, arriving in New York, ate p. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON
~ r. NJ Fitch Commander, will sail for Bre touch
ing AZ Southampton, saturday Noyember6 from Pier
No. North river, at ~ o'clock N. Price Of passage
In first cabin, main saloon SID
In frat cabin, lower saloon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
In second cabin 60
An experienced surgeon Ia attached to the ship. All let
pass through the Post 0os Specie delivered in
uavre and London II passage or freight, apply 70
MOLLEk, SAND l. kIERA Agauts. % south street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

CRoToN AQUEpUcT pEPARTaENT-To MAsoNs
~ Sealed proposals will be received o. the ofoe of the
Croton Aaueduct Department (Rotunda, Park,) until
Monday the LIST day Of Nov 1854 at 2eclcck H. to build
rcevng basin and ouivert at the southeast corner Of
Jersey and Cronby sree The ran Of tho work and spool
ncatus for the building of tbs and all Other infor
nation reistng thereto BIO obtained on application 70
The Water Purveycr. At this once. .n
President Of the Crotcn Aaueduct Department
Na-v w., n,f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

DR MORRISON ID CONSULTED AT MS KxDi0Ah
~ and surscl Dspenssry, 24l Fulton street, & voe-
ably known for thirty years Once hour1 A. to
P. NJ See his dploma r. z. O. Surgeons Londcn, witt
he rSnaturea Of Sir Asey Sir A. Caslsls, 49, -
his sf6oe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS
y Public notice hereby given that the following petition
presented to the Board Of Assistant
grade Fifth from Forty second to street,
All persons interested having objections thereto
Guesed them in writing to the undersigned at
6s ONCE on OK before the 4th day OF November inst
JOHN T.. DODGE, Street Com missioner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

rORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLlC NOTICE IS II ERE
~ by given, that petition has been presented in tho
Board Aldermen, in Mulberry
Grand and Hester streets All Interested in the
above, having thereto requested
sent the In writing the contract clerk at his ooo
on OK before November l.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Aqueduc. Department. Oct %. 1862.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

NORPORATION NOIlCE.-PUBLIU NOTICE IS
~ hereby given the owners occupant or 90
oupants all houses and lots improved unimproved
Ands affected thereby that the following have
been completed by The and IL dyed In he
ooe Of the Bureau Of FIR examination BY all
persons Interested yFor esulatns and paving avenue
A. bstwccn Twcntythrd and twenty fourth streets The
limits embraced by such assossnen all the several
houses ana lots Of ground vacant lots and parcels Of
land stSated on both sides of avenue A. from Twenty
third TO Twenyfourth streets and both sides
fourth street, JUG feet westerly from A. All per-
whoes interests afeoted by the above
assessments and who are opposed to the either
them requested TO present their objection in writing
10 the undersigned at their office No all Records
within thfty aay5 from tho date OF this notice.
SAMUEL Ii, DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH
Once Bureau of Assessments, Street Department Oct
=
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

CORPORATIoN NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby given that petition hos been presented to the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen for in Fortyfourh
street. from North river to 100 feet Tenth avenue and
also resolution for receiving basin and culvert At the
southeast Of TWEEN street. and Third
All persons interested in tho abee and having objections
thereto requested to the in writing to tho
contract clerk at his office, before November lst
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduot Department.
New York Oct. 1852
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given to the owner owners occupant occu
all lots improved unimpro uds
affected thereby, that the following have been
completed by the Assessors and lodged in the office of
the Bureau Of examination by all persons
interested VIZ For building sewer in b bet
Tenth Eleventh The limits embraced By such
include all the several houses and lots ground
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides
b. between Tenth Eleventh streets, and
the northery side of Tenth street betsosa and
b. All persons whose interests affected by the above
named assessments and who opposed to the same
either Of them requested to present their
writing to the undersigned their ofce, No. Hall OF
Records within thirty from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
oce, Bureau ofAssessments Street Department Oct 80
49,
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CORPORATION NOTIoE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
" hereby gvon, to the ~ners occupant
eupsnts Of all houses and lots improved unimprpyed
Lands affected thereby that the following svo
been eompletod BY the Assessors and lodged in tho Office
OF the Bureau Of for examination by all
sons Interested yiz.-For well pump in Seventeen
Itreet between Third and Fourth Tho limits
hraoed By such assessment include all the
and lots Of ground lots pieces and parcels OF land
ptuAted both sides of Seveneh between Third
Cd by the named and who opposed
che either OF them requested their
ebjectons Ia writing to the undersigned their ofiee
No. Hall OF Records within thirty days from tho date Of
this notice. SAMUEL II. DE hOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. A SCISSORS.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once. Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Oct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0.-FOR RIO JANET.
i ro Valparaiso and Psnsma-Ths splendid steamer
JOHN l.. STEPHENS, 800 tons burthen,l Robert H
Pearson nmander will he dispatched for the above ports
or or about 9Th December For passage only, having
superb apply at the Office OF tho Company
I. out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

NIBLoS BALL AND CONCERT SALOON, ALSO TUH
IN supper lAdieR par,rs and dr1ss
have oil been pnintsd decorated and
perc order for the winter campaign nv Vesoy
successful for the last three has besa
engaged for Ills and pains will bs spared TO
give satisfaction those who wish have first rate balls.
For particulars apply Mt the Garden from till In the
evening, during the day to Mr. Z. W. Vetey No. IN
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

yyroYs TOYS Toysi-Tp CfosE rYns uHANoH Or
ny lasnesN oaer fer cslc, II reduce urtsl, the
above well hesestnd sect ~ She co lfln s s1lyas
:. J. :. N4Sal.us. ~ bg9atNsg Aas IL L,9sA sEa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

United STATES NAIL LINE-F0R NORFOLK, Pc
~ tersburg and Richmond, every Saturday. The
and splendid sidc wheel steamship Roanoke L. PARRISH,
commander carrying United States mail will leave pier Is
North river on seurda October 3D. at four o'clock NJ
Bills of lnding signed only board For freight apply
board, and for passage, to LII DIAN PLEASANTs, So
Front street, Old Sip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30
FANCY ARTICLES.

rJN0 DAGUERREAN hRTIsTs.--A NEW INVOICE on
soae plates warranted perfect just received, and fof
sale ~ the lowest prices, by VICTOR BISHOP Maiden
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

VNHEoDoRE EIsFELD's CLASSICAL QUARTETT1
Sorce the first of the third will take place 81
Eibos Saloon. Saturday October 90 See small bills.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-31
GEORGIA POLITICS.

The Savannah Republican Of the 23th, received
yesterday, says the Baltimore American of this
morning, contains telegraphic despatch from Ma
con, announcing that the Executive Committee OF
the UNION PARTY had issued circular withdraw
ing their electoral ticket, and calling meeting of
the Union Wings and Democrats to be held at the
Atlanta on the 18th of September 10 determine on
the course to be pursued. The ticket which has
thus been withdrawn, was nominated by the Union
Constitutional Convention, after it had declared
for the Democratic nominees, Pierce and King,
and after large portion ofthe original members
OF the Convention had withdrawn, disguised at
the course pursued by Gov. Cobb and the other
leading members of the called Union party
There are still three electoral tickets nominated in
that Street.-The regular Wing ticket for Scott and
Graham; the third party ticket put forward by the
Convention which nominated Webster and Jcn-
kns; and the regular Democratic ticket for Pierce
aud King. The differences Of opinion which have
Heretofore divided the Wing party of the State and
prevented their uniting in support of the nominees
OF the party, seem to be gradually disappearing,
and though the prospect at this time is certainly
none of the brightest yetwe do not entirely des-
pair of Georgia fesuming her position among the
WING States OF the Union, and casting her vote
for Scot. and Graham. -.aia izsa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-31
Annrsr OF rns PARTNER OF On. GELT-

ARREST OF THE PARTNER OF DR. GELT-
NEK.-The Philadelphia papers notice the
arrest of man named Jas. II. Allan, di1as
Charley A Hen, alias. Judge Allen who re.
lsides will, his notherin Southwark. Allen,
llwho is we'll know as superior engraver,
lis friend of Dir. Geltner, the head and front ~
| of the countefeiting gang lately bounced
upon by the police in Montour county. II
has been ascertained that he was recently
on visit to the doctors house, and spent
some time in the vicinity of Danville.- He
had been long suspected of having regular
connection with the .counterfeiters, and do
ingtthe engraving business for them. II Is
believed he executed the plate for the spur
ous Harrisburg twos. The prisoner was de-
liycred over to the Mayor, who holds n nm
for further inquiry. ~: /
W.rsoH G. HAYNES SrEEcn.-A state
mont made by the Pittsburgh Post, and cop
led by many of the Democratic papers, 10
the effect that Watson G. Haynes late
Abolition speech at Pittsburgh in favor o.
General Pierce for the Presidency was writ
ten by Mr.. Greedy, and that Haynes went
10 Pittsburgh as an agent Of certain Wings,
is pronounced false by the New York Tri.
bune. 1t says:
I'VE know Watson G. Haynes very we'll,
bu, never heard nor suspected, until aPPrzr
ed by telegraph that he had made speech
I Jtha Pitt Shnrph
Freesoil Convention. We never knew,
nor inquired, whom he would support ior
President, and don't know that he was ever
Wing, or voted for Wing candidate IN
his life. We never sent him to any Polltl-
cal convention, nor suggested his attending
any, and never wrote speech Tor HIM; nor
asked him to make one. We do not oelieve
any wing had any thing to do with Haynes,s
Journey 10 Pittsburgh, nor with the speech
he made there. In short, the fabrication
above quoted is as gross as could be- and
had not shred Of truth to stand upon
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-31
Raj, ROAD RIOT.

A riot occurred among the laborers on the Rail
road line East Of GAINESVILLE, on Thursday last
The Courier furnishes the following account.
"During the course of yesterday afternoon and
evening letters were received by our Sheriff, that
tbe aborers on one of the railroad sections in the
vicinity of Norwich, l2miles East ofths cit ywere
in state of riot, fighting &C., and these letters
called upon the Sheriff for the exercise oil his au-
thority in queling the disturbances
Acting under this request the Sheriff called ,Ol
der his order, left GAINESVILLE last night for the
scene of difficulty, returned this afternoon having
in charge number of the ringeaders, and others
more or less implicatcd having left the Locality
nj the disturbance in state of quietness.
The detachment from GAINESVILLE, under the COM
mand of the Sheriff, reached the locality OF the
sbanties lust Il little after the dawnlng OF day,
and the disturbers of the peace beng found I'M
prepared and unnerved, the arrests winch follow
ed were made without firing any OF the muskels,
and in fact without any opposition at all, except
from a few who made their capture little diifcui'
by hiding in adjacent corn fields.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-31
ACouSITIYENEss.

Psychologists tell us that the bump of acqusi-
tyeness is so largely developed in some persons as
10 induce an uncomfortable propensity 10 pilter,
even when there is no paliation whatever, TO JUS
tify It, The last incident we have heard, going TO
prove this, is said to have occurred in Cleveland
the other day. The Cincinnati Enquirer says res
poctable young woman was detected in piltering
two valuable rings from jeweler, arrested and
put in jail for few hours, when she confessed and
was let go. She admitted that she was the daush-
ter of a minister OF the Gospel in an adjoining
,own--that she married TO very respectable
man, who is now in California-that she had n
sister livingin Ohio City, who occupied position
in the first class of society, and that she herself was
not driven TO the commission of the act through
necessity, having large amount of money with
her at the time, but infatuated by a desire to
pilFer. ..sr- rsl-la
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-31
THE STEAMBOAT BILL. /.

The Journal of Commerce of New York, in an
article strongly urging the immediate legislation by
Congress to supply the deficiencies in the present
enactmens for the safety of steamboat travellers;
throws out the annexed suggestions; 20 1qt7C
,.The session is so far advanced that an act
which shall descend much into detail cannot per-
haps with safety be attempted; It is therefore the
policy 70 propose one with few provisions, expo
I'd IN the profits, or connected With the manage
rnent, and if there is collision, both boats and
heir owners 10 liability for damages 10 the person
injured; or, if killed, to his representative, TO
Iuffcient alsi5,,nt 70 secure the co-operotion Of
oirn "a III rtonotihs entire safely =