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Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-07

Northern Liberty Building Association.-The
meeting this Association for September, onght and
the meetings will be held at Temperance Hall
street. JOSEPH RADCLlFF.
zen lit Secretary.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-07
Communicated
Hon. Thomas COrwin.

An honest man IL still an unmoyed rock,
Washed whittier, but not shaken at the shockj
What heart conceives no sinister dyices
Fearless he plays with flame and trsads on Ice"
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-07

Metropolitan Mechanics Institute.-The first
stated monthly meeting win be held at the Smithsonian
Institution tomorrow evening" the sth nst at halfpast
7 o'clock.
officers will be elected to during the remainder
present year. and other important business will be
brought before the meeting
Ali who are interested In the Of industrial improve
ment especially those who signed the original pros
pecus of the association, invited to attend Members
will please be punctual. By order.
I. MEREDITH O'BRIEN,
sen PIT Secretary pro tenn
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-07

Hg" We learn that many of our young Wings
are preparing to be present at the mass meeting
in Baltimore next week. We think Washington
will be well represented.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-07

Boz" man was arrested yesterday morning
and put in the watch-house, whence he succeeded
in making his escape, by breaking through the
bars, during the temporary absence of the
keeper. Last night he was found drunk and
disorderly in the street, and taken to his former
prison to answer for double offence.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-07
mo- HOUSE KEEpERs.

T you wish to obtain genuine enamelled Preserving
L Kettle and Furnace, at low price, call at
III. LINDSLEYS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts
Also splendid assortment of Ivory Handle Knives
In cases at $40, in sets Of 90 pieces INTEL sep
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-07

BY~ A man and his wife were brought before
the Chief of Police last evening. The man, for
assault and battery his wife, was held to bail
the wife, for being drunk, gave security and paid
costs Whiskey was the offender again, and i,
goes at large
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-07

GARD MUsICALE.-Theu undersigned takes plea
in notifying his patrons and other citizens that he
continues to give INSTRUCTIONS the Piano. Violin,
Guitar and In Vocal Music Having at his late sojourn in
Europe 1851 spent time the celebrated Conserve
tore Of Music at Leipzig Germany, he has become ac
ouanted with the manner instructions in music given
at this celebrated Institute founded by r. Mendessohn Bar
tholdy
He also can add he received his Instructions great
from the most eminent leading artists In
Erope as Mosheies David Dreyschock Spohr Praeger,
and Inupmann which necessarily gives him facilities in
advancing the progress Of his pupils.
c. W. SCHUERMANN,
Professor of Music.
Communications will receive prompt attention IL left
my residence L. between 9th and 10th Streets the
City Post Office. sep 6-eotf
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-07
JOHN RIGGLEs, MERCHANT TAILOR,
7fh street. Opposfte Patriofic Rank

DOR SALE-A hrst-rate OFFICE DESK, which may
Il be seen, between and o'clock p m, at the room o.
the subscriber floor with Whitehurss Gallery, Penn
sylvania avenue, between AZ and 9th streets.
sept l-3t WIN. A. RICHARDSON.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-07

yITANTED.-A young Lady who understands the
w MILLINERY business; also one capable Of taking
situation In Store. Inquire at Mrs. s. PARKER, Parkers
Fancy Perfumery Store, under National Hotel.
sep B-3t UnteD
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-07
City Items.

REasA The nomination of Dennis Callahan for
police officer for the fifth district was rejected by
the Board Of Aldermen yesterday. The nomina-
ton was made by the Mayor some months since,
and was laid over in order that certain charges
against Mr. Callahan might be investigated. Ac-
cording to the report of the investigating COM
mttee the charges were NOT sustained.
Bsg~ The various Indian delegations will soon
be on the road to their homes. The Sacs and
Foxes have gone, and the Pueblo Indians are pre-
pairing to depart soon. We hope that the efforts
of our government to protect them against the
swindlers that may beset them may prove entirely
successful so that hereafter they may have no
cause for complaint.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-07
JUST RECEIVED,

We call the attention of persons buying to sell again. 10
cheap and wea sorted stock OF the above mentioned
Goods determined TO sell great bargains IN the
above Goods ID. II. TEBBS CO.,
No A. south side PA. ay. bet 9th and It'll Ste,
sep l-tr doors East of Centre Market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-16

Cleared,
stesmship Atlantic, West, Liverpool X Collins Co.
SLIP Forest King, Allen, New Orleans, Eiweli CO.
thip Catherine, Wilson, savannah, Demill e. Co.
Bark Maria (BremJ, Osterlob, Lisbon, Payonstadt
Schu macher.
Bark Hanard. Pollard. Rio Janero, Allen A. Psxon-
Bark Hero seshury Kingston, Nesmith sone.
brig HollsIter, Brown, Lisbon, richardson a. Co,
IsrR Marin tBrem) ONen, Port su Plat Pope 4 Co.
Brig Belle tHrl, Brookman. sydney, CIR, mt ster.
schr has Williams Boyd. Possrdo II T,undy.
Schr trlana, Liscomh, Peusacoi a. Peck n church.
Schr Wells, Griffin Charleston, MoCrcs dy n Co.
sehr I'm Msther Averv, Alexandria, Bedell.
sisght.
sebr Ns,ia Cole, Baltimore johnson Lowden.
schr II Lanair, Woodhouso, Philadolpha, II Buck
&Co.
Schr Filen Rcdman, Osgood New Bedford, master.
steamer Erie, Morn an. Philadelphia, & N Briggs
SiOop Oregon Sturges, Providence.
Arrived,
Steamship star Of the West Tnhepaugh San Juan Mo-
Oct g. With gold dust and 100 passengers, 70 Allen
and oio passengers CrinneiI Hnturu Co Has been
tie eetward Of the Banks with light winds and
cnlmt; took pilot Nantucket hearing ~ miles Sert a.
la ~ a. lon ~ 10 exchanged signals with ship American
Congress, hence for London
Bark Peerless LittcGed, Malaga, sort H. paseod Gbrs
tar 18th. with fruit, To BisoP Oct H. experienced
rho gale from 10 NNE and bas had very rough weather
the entire pnftsge.
Brig HnckIey ,of Bioehul Conner Jacksonville EP
y days with lunher, ~ rUek 4 Church.
brg herta Ann, Hall, Jonetpurt days with lumber.
Scir mir ue tBrl Jgan, Prince Edward Island II days
with thip timber ~ ! Hunter n 60.
Sclr katsI"ny tof Warren Conroy Daren GA " DAYS
With lumber for Portsmouth, MI into this port i
dirfet having acak. and all the sick w'th
hvori The oaptn had been days deck without ast
tr'U the cree.
solr Malcolm, Hlrgna, postoa, dsYs
~ shys.
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Stns.k SpVcx-

PHIIAprIrx'. Oct lS.-tReported By Kcen 4 Tsylor.)
First Rodrd-SSio Pennsylvania 5s, g61 loo Susguc-
hanna Canal 6s ISL do 7s coo scghany County Rail
road 6s ul; 80 90 ielgh Convertible Mortgage 6s 1873
20 10 do. l 100 shares Long Island Railroad b5wn 1915 50
sohr.kill Navgston Preferred b. 27 o. Pcnnsyy anis
Railroad cash ssls 50 do, 800 Morris Canal l6
DO 6A IS Union Canal ! iso Lehigh avigation rs
p do, ~ G51 % Commercial Bank BIS 6,4; IL Bank OF
sec b. 50; Union Bank Tennessee gE Kentucky Bank
I,o q hann acturer and Ascha.ics Rank "a ~ Bgsen
90 shares Sshuylk Navigation Preferred cash 100
nal cash, i6 l5a do, l5 no do, b. 1876 100 Reading Rail
road s5wn. 49, $50 Morris Canal 81. lC 90 Pcnnsylyania
Railroad, cash, ~ Second E01rd-sl0O0 Snhuyikil Ma
vipaticn .s ~ rs sos; g coo do b. so,s; 1900 City Kali
read &C. 81, 3D. l071S; 1900 Camden and Amboy Railroad
Is IS l01 100 Reading Railroad Mortgage 6s Al b. 49,
G2 shares Harrisburg Railroad 5s 200 Morris Canal b5
road b5wn ia 100 DO " 1885, 0irasllia Life b. % 70
Commercial Bark. 6s4. After Board.ss0oo schuylLil
Navigation 6s - ,k 90 do, I'd h0h 5000 do, s5wn so,
20 shares Schnylk Navigation Preferred, I 100 Union
Canal, 1873; Mineh Railroad, 50. Market inactive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-16

On Wednesday evening. October Is. By the Rev. DIR.
Isbam BIZ JoHr X. RICHARDSON 10 Miis SARAH AMsLIA,
eldest drufher of henry Rogers Esq all n this city
On Fridsy eva ping October is by the Rev. j. uar-
denbulgh. WILLIAM CAMrEo. GREEN 20 BLlzA REDEocA
TAon. daughter Of the late James Van Bensohoen all
of lhi- city
On Thursday. October Ia At st James Church by tn.
Rev Peter obeuncey. j. BEERMAS PIsH to HELEN NJ :,
daughter Of the late Joseph Eouke
AL brooklyn on Tucscny morning, October u by the
Rev. Mr. BFosn Pastor Of the 1ethodit Epscopsl
Church. JOY street Brooklyn Mr GEORGE WARpIE TO
Miss CoRngi j. BssHtR daughter OF the late Capt Ste
pbtD Be- her all o. this city
at Bridgeport Conn on Wednesday, October I3 ia St.
Johns hurch by key GurdoD s Colt THos NJ BM.r-
of Brooklyn to MARoAssr A daus liter Of John d.
BaAer, Esq Of the fol mer place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-16
Arrival of the star Of the West.

The steamship Star Of the West, Captain Tin.
kleYapgb, Of the Vanderbilt line, arrived yesterday
morning from San Juan, Nicaragua.
She arrived at San Juan September Both, 10
III, ard found there the steamer Daniel Webster,
Captain Grafan, Of New Orleans, and the British
mail steamer Trent, from Navy Bay.
San Juan was very healthy and the weather ans
The river wse in good navjgsbe condition, and tho
transit across tho Isthrnus made without say
otl6y whatever
TIE Trent left San Juan on Saturday, October
20, To- Navy by
Toe star " the West left San Juan on tho after.
noon q the 6ih, On company with the Daniei Web
ster for Nee Orltans) She brings the passengers
o. tbe stoemeI s $ Lewis which left San Fran.
I 'isco Septnb,r 10Th
Tho etsr = re Wts' brings q 400 specie on
freight. snd $50 200 roll dpst i she baods ~
NtffN'ff ~rc tae 2pnfffr 'et vcrv d1c wsef hnr
tU-G VI or The a.preS:i@.e hsai.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-16
mnIttIe Affairs.

LAUNCH o. CLIPPER BEio AT setauket Long Island
18th instant, from the yard Of Nehemiah Hand a
clipper tra Of 26c tons named after the builder and
srD.d by him Stephen ~ ro~nsend and Capt William
n. Turner who is 70 command her she Is hern rig ana
built IN a superior manner Of white oak and hsa
Willy kneeo copper fastened aud has poop deck running
forward Of The msipmsst From her superior model she
" expected to ss = very fast ss,lcr
Pou EuRorr --fbe United States Mail steamship A.
lsnc Captain Wet will leave a. the asus nour 20 dag
fcr Liverpool Upssrds q ninety PASSENGERS had en-
gsg-o births yesterday
spoRr fAs.Aot The clipper ship stag Hound d
Boaup Cav air rfhG. rfsm san trsDciror 'uiy ~ -
Shsnphar D. go ltB0luu altt bong only rlns dtys
a - -, thtatft. sfcef9. rRt U CT nf l'H Z
f,tut 49, ttsse..r rn.t fit faHI-t .,t3. u p
) = .sss Tga.y . tcs iscdJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-16

On Thursday October Ia of isundice, ELLA daughter
Of J. ana y UpdHll, as,d days
On Thursday October IA JoiiS BLACK, Jr of the Arm
Of Dayids Black aged SO years.
Bis relatives and friends and those Of his brothers
" n. and Jan Black invite TO attend hi faosr
the rtdcnca OF bis father, No II Fast Seventeenth
street. TO seqFs Don at half past CLOCK,
vi bout further hvst0 Ills remains vii! be taksn to
On THURSDAY night, October IL pArRicK KELLY in the
I'D wear Of his 8ge.
bio eral will take place this afternoon ct three
ocitck ION the residence CT his j. H. Kelly, No go
NiDih si,ect. No carriages alloved
On Friday morning october rs. Of nervous debility,
sspAH. Ielict Of the lillian Maitland aged 8! years
Ter friends and those of her brother uenry d Knapp,
Jtsprc, WY n1it'd 10 attend her funeral ths
Ing al half ock at the residence her bro
tber-'D law Hiram Mott No $50 Ienth street Her re-
Mains viii be taken TO White Plains for iutermcnt
On Thursday. October IL May CarHARISs. wife OF
John boz j., IN the 2iih year Of Der sge.
The fIit-c end ecquaintancee OF the family
tptcruly invited 70 attend the funeral Tits uoeoiog
At nnc clcck, from her late residence NO. 3S sixth
tt1eet
On Friday. October Is JoHs VsspEEIcK, only son Of
Hr. Il, q stoprcnhsgen. aged years, months ant o
days.
be frends sod acqutintapoes Of the family re-
rpt ct!uy nvit attend his funers to morrow after
Noon O'Clock from No $40 second avenue corner
OF Twenty second street Hie rtu8ns will be taken TO
Greenwood Cemetery for interment.
On TbuTsCny. 0c'ObT IA mrs fuaAS ELDREoE, wife Of
LeSis aseo 81 yesrs. months apc "a days
beI hfnds and the friends Of he, invited to
attt FER tuD raj this morning Ut O'Clock fom
Der late TtsiutDce No 2sl sx IN stTeeS, Avenae g.
Ccbrtcticot papers please copy
ht New Hsv'D, Corn October 10, CATHERINE 0osros,
OF d stpiery, aged A. yeaIs
Her fri, noe ara the friends OF the family pec-
fliJ invited TO attend her funeral afternoon,
fr be residence Of her ster Mrs Cclgsu No 20 Front
street, Brooklyn.
Al Rshssy J. October 10. FEAvors, wife q Joseph
EeOrr In the Goth year Of heg sgr.
Her remains strc taken yesterday morning at ten
o clcck ia Greenwood c. met. ~ for oterment.
AZ REches'pr Ociobers Mrs De LAropY FLOYD JorEs,
wife q tieat De Lapoy Floyd Jones w. s. A.
|. At H,uuirgffrd Canada gast. Friday October 8,
after i1e,rps iDess boruc with NJ most patcot re-
sigDaion, EnIptHicK, eldest OF Lieut.. Col. john
Ecfiyer.
A. Fort Wouitrie 4. @ the morning Of October 8,
1se Sergeant CtAsLFs pLarr OF Light Company NJ \.
"a ARTILLERY 81 ysrrs Ct yellow fever Sygt Plat
served H. the with Mexico by which his health be
i'm arto mp the time Die death lie ain
just In The performance Of his duties ani highly
esteene6 by hie comrades.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-16
The Temperance Movement.

GentIen,en-I have the honor to acknowledge the re
ceipt q your communication Of October 27th 1852 ask
ing me the following questions -
Ist- neither a law could be passad by our State
Leg afure prohibiting the sale Of intoxica, Ing liquors.
n beverage. and be constitutional,
I'd If elected mayor. il / would enforce the same,
Whatever may be my opinions feelings tue SUBJ
ects OF inquiry having been nominated and accepted
the nomination of the wing party for Mayor, do not
feel ut liberty to p.Isue course calculated to commit
tfcee who have hopored with their confidence il
unknown to their creed but will say that elect
ed shalt feel 1t to be my duty Gas my oath OF Office
viii yequire) to enforce all laws passed by State
LEGISLATURE and deem them to be constitutional until
otherwise declared by legal tribunal Respectfully,
MORGAN MORGAN5.
To @. j. WARREN Secretary
New York City Temper rance Alliance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-16
Personal intelligence

Asfiyals 1T iba Met opoli'an- Mrs Millfrd Fillmore
iadJ Of the President Il the United states Miss FILLMORE
1iiiatd = Fillmore Wash ngton; 8w Exec iensy Don
Manuel LsJrsiDzor. Gtzican Miuister TO the United
Ststee o. eUi: derry Pinnoek London; I I. Is ian,
L =. Army J. - Pelmcr, Detroit; W L.mbart Royal
Ffgpe,ir; hon John lpgoTsoil Philadelphia. Leonard
Rove Naipy. Jamaica ". ID. Yoss Royal Artillery,
chss AdsDe. England; Rockingham B,stee; hon.
Adtms yugins, J Brss London, Hon John Ed.
pertcn. New Orl.aDs: ana l6o others
A. tbs Tvirg-Hon. NJ q. stofy pooghteepsie; Hon
VI l. Elswcr'b indsna w 4. McCal san Frsncisc ,;
DR. Wilbur Albany; DR.. Lewis, Phiadelph,s; 1t Now.
~. :. N 1t stockton ). A; 4. Savage N. O.; aud
~ oihcrs
At the Union psce--Cspt pensiliy England: w. y.
BeBvooo do Richard Glover. LONDON n j ral.snt and
lsdy French co r. iorvier and family Hatspsss;
L. P Mead aud lady, Proydcnce DR. and Mr. G. Z Gull.
lon Z N.
Al the Astor-J Clarke. Washington MoCulook
Nirg1is, ". ID. Moore Philadelphia; A Parker New
0rissDe. Aim Buffalo; Auos Day Boston,; II.
Baker Kentucky, Professor Hors.ford Csmbfidgs sod
1a5 Others
At the Ameriotn-W X. sEiih Massachusetts: j n
CoURh Mobile; Alexander Reeves Va; j. r. WorLhirg-
ten. Philadtiphia, y. Richards. England; r. II Hall
Livorpooii ". Harrison, do; W Goodiug, Boston;
uno 90 others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-16

GALE AT THE SouTu A tremendous gale passed
II The SOu hem cities the qth INST Witch
old considerable dsmSpc vhicb vas confined however,
principally 10 the shipping Of which will BE-
tounp under The wariiue bsad Ia this days paper At
Cbsf.eton the large trame bui0ng in process erection
for the ANNUAL exhibition ~ the Par the South Caro
Ina Institute blown down aso the frame Of largo
dwelling In John cat 81 Meeting street was pros.ratsd
TO the ground The slsing And tiles from many the
roofs 81 houses were flying about 10 all directions aud
many fsncee ana trees were biosD down
The cotton the Charleston Courier Of the II tn
Inst The peghborDg plantations fear fas uttered
fevry but there has not been me TO VII Vt
06mal has BEEN eu,tajpsd number ~ the telegraph
poets both North sDc sonth believe have been
down but due notice promptly given BIZ the chief
operator at the Office ia b city the pever contrae
TORI. and we ere ssursd that diligence will BE- spared
10 haye the lint In working order With the least delay
possible
The Savennah Rsptoon fsys that the tin On the roof
~ the new Methodist church partly blown OF and
the mark eppliss to mfny private dwelr,s par
ticnlariy those without paSps That the roof % ne
octsgoDsi oyor ~ the LO,hesn cburoh wa rolled
up into scroll and carried mass anvoss STATE street.
strjkipga chimney which te and passed through tito
OF the &C aceSt hudine ,Ls roof Mr., Bald
wins cotton pr.sr sheds "a carried assay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-16
Brooklyn City Politics.

TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS The
Hock5n FEN persnce Alliance have nnmiuat-d the fol-
lowing candidates. for the Assembly emitting select
candi0ae for the Frss district which embraces williams
burg ard the county tlwrs:-
Second Dhtr'ct- Samuel Daniels
Third District Alexander Campbell.
The Assembly nominations Of the three parties
complete with the exception Of he First district
temnerance ticket and stand as follows
Dis Democrats Wings Temperance
lt.. N. +. 0'BIien. G. Nj. Briggs
I'd Geo A. Senripg Waldo Hutohlps Samuel Daniels
Sd Jas u. Hutchins VIM. A. Cobb Alex Campbell
TrNTu WARD WING NoMrNATioNs.-Tho ward meetiDg
assembled last evening, and nominated the following
ticket
Alderman. --Elisha W uiDmaa
Copsta ble Walter Roe.
Assestor.--Johp Eotgkins.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-16

meeting OF the Tree democracy vas held last evening
stths Chinese Rooms, In Broadway The attendance
not very numerous composed about one huadrcd white
mon with fair sprinklng Of the colsred gentry The
meeting was organized by calling WILLIAM McDcsMorr
10 the chair lie said that tho wings and democrats had
oreaksn their principles and they were standing both
the platform, He concluded by saying that they
had assembled there to hear Mr. jackson speak
democracy
&c JACKSON then introduced to the meeting he
fsd that last evening he had un rtakeu What
true democracy consisted o. The essential element OF
mans character which separated him from beast. WAS
moral culture He then went on to say that he looked
upon tho whig party adopting policy instead Of prnc
pie and On the democratic party destitute OF prin,pe
a. the whg party who were governed by impulse Instead
were IL not for the wings (auebtcr) Ho looked upoc
the free democracy a party who had character TO
earn yet daughter If they stick to their principles
they would triumph and God would he with them.
Mr. Jonrs moved that tho time for speaking should be
limited 10 been minutes, SO as TO give Others the pr
vi'ete Of speSk,ng
The CHGEsiAs and said the meeting was organized
for the purpose Of hearing Mr. Jackson speech and any
VII" did not hike 20 hear him. at perfect liberty TO
leave the room.
prrE menns and enid he did not see the necessity
for thtir attacking the democratic party The Fugitive
Slave Law which is bow in force was pasted under thu
admin alton Of the wbig government )res Of order
lie thought that this free conference messing and
found ort it wss all bumhug (Cres Of put him out;
and after many Intellectual efforts TO keep him quiet nc
vas put on sfter great deal OF hard knocks both
sides Pete'drclaring that it was all humbug Order
wa then restored and MIR Jack proceeded with his
speech He said that in that great cause they
pet great hip from the South. Out q une mnous Of
men In that psIt OF the country six millions were in
favor Of restoring the blacks TO liberty s concluded
his marks by saying that the nomination Of Hale
yer, judicious one.
Tie CnAaAs then made few rom srks relative TO inc
principles oI the frye democracy.
Mr. JOINS and said that he protested against the
whole proceedings spd that II great shame to put
Pete Morris tut (Crr OF nut him out md great
fusion Order at length restored and the Meeting
dispersed quietly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-16

VERMONT LsoisIhTuRE.--The Legs nture OF Vermont
convened on the 10Th instant and Thomas T. Powers
vhg the twenty fourth ballot elected Speaker Of
the House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-16

SAN JuhN--Steamship star Of the wsst--H Brown. q
r Garter Capt Payne, Fowler, II PARKER, n !.
baNir, Winter and wife, lleiser ind wife N~acna
and two srop ~ nasser and ec Cape CONN sad wife
q William y Nlangnln, u Mprr-on ~ Wrtiy,nh, a
Nrpp,f ttedi y v Sanfers. swNtrgcr. : ilpst.
N'r' mat y !sNggpj = she~s, ~ ttte MD 81
sra Lads. 2r l,ess--ssi. IN g., A,esgss
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nInrirI.

j. Halls printing office, in Coruhil Mass was
destroyed by fire OF the night of the lith inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-16

BrrTEr : One Of the flst table requiste7 demanded
daily by the rich and the poor has advanced In
price 20 avery startling hghth Ia this city From enquiry
made during yesterday learn that the great Increase
rot be attributed much TO stupted pasturage to
omsnd for sbpDant Californian ordcrs said 60 effect
the IDaSkct oDd Iaise IL p,osent pitch II
SO he rafoy mans should be wise in time and trust
TO any people the supply OF so necessary demand
aeroultuia science were pursued In that region with
halt the zeal with which the people the god Of
wealth they WOULD enjoy better health aud daily
comfort In this city the butter which last year could
be had sixteen and seventeen cents, Is selling for
twenty Jour cents pound ana twenty seven cents Is
asked spd given now for qnay .old at the time
la season for totniytwo cents The quality ct butter
tod in july last for sixteen twenty and twenty oents
Is roU sizing freely for twenty five. As matter surely
be bacon, aud have advanced in price,
Many g. lemen with large families have understand
given TOR winter supply Of butter to merchants
ir.land The orders sent to Limerick and the
pccd supply t is thought will b. furnished in Noveu-
Der. Tho Limerick asscs,N fnmed all tue world
for civc patriot and domestic virtue will NOT,
Certain be found wanting in the supply OF article in
the making Of which they have earned hereditary
European name.