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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31

during the months Of April May Jun. and yuly-sll
bound East In search Of fish The bark Franklin, So
per, passed the 3Oth u with 20 bbls oil Schr. Viz
einian, Petttnsil 3 months out ISIS bbls sperm oil
passed on the goth ut number of the vessels called
Oh mere Tor the purpose of obtaining onions AMI pJ.a
toeS which they obtained w.hou, delay There were
bree In sight today. There has been number of
Showers Of rain for the last two weeks previou. 70
which there had been rain since January i.st II
Is reported that the Governor Captain elect -ill be
passer ger in the next steamer for NesYork Sent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31
Later from Valparaiso and Guayaaull.
ANn haun I'D nicna fronn NalnaKaisn

We nave adVlceS from valparaiso TO
the 25th of June and from Guaysquil to Juyl
From The Valparaiso Reporter learn that the best
of feeling is manifested in Congress toward the Admin
israton and the following are among the bs enumer
sted passed
grant of funds for Diplomatic Mission to Ecuador;
authorizing the Establishment Of Military Colony In
the Straits of Magellan regulating tho passenger trade
from Chill TO any other country, and hXng the number
of passengers for the room Of vessel
The Reporter says "ln the Chamber
of Deputies bill was In discussion 10 authorize the Tx
ecutye to dispose Of the four millions due to Chill by
Peru in aid of the funds required for railroad be-
tween Santiago and Valparaiso
The Telegraph from Valparaiso to San
FTanclsco is in operation.
The u. S. corvette Vandalia arrived on
the 22 umo from San Francisco, also the Vincennes,
on the 9th ult.
III. b. Ms schr. Cockatrice, arrived
from SIN Bias, with 800 900 for Engi'h acc punt.
The fort and the American vessel Van
dsa sauted on the 2Sth the anniversary OF the Coro
nation OF the Queen OF England.
Some disturbances have taken place at
Coouimbo, with the object of 9ersng political prison
ers but without producing any effect The Govern
meni sent the steamer CazadOr, with 100 troops, to
Coduimbo and the newly elected Governor, Don Fran
cisco Solsno Astaburuaga, sailed in the vessel
From Gayaqull we learn that Flores was
still some three miles below the city, having been
deferred from entering by toe French ingste; other
reports say ,hahe had taken the town. and others again
that he had attempted and failed. Nothing dennlte
however, has been received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31
II Some persons i. Newton, N. II.

taking time by the foreloch, sent man with good
horse and wagon TO HsubuyDOr Mass TO lay In store
of the ardent be re the supplies should be cur OF by
the new Liquor law The mau returned 70 Ne~tsn on
iost very much fa,sued, and in oeTildered state OF
mind the same night about IL clock since which uine
The horse carriage and Jugs, after the most digens
.e.rch have not been heard from The mans story IT,
that he left certain place at IL A. NJ with brick 10
his hat after which he knew netting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31
FROM NASSAU, n. P.-We have re-

L
celvedlaer adyces from this port reaching July H.
The Government schooner Experiment,
Johnson, master, had arrived with the inter- asusr
mtils. A correspondent from lnagua, under date of
2th June, says" For the last five days have had
fine salt weather and hope il may continue. We have
out on the beach about 10000 bushels, but vessels
l. take il away.
Two vessels were loading at Rum Cay
when the Experiment sailed
A thunder. storm passed over Governors
Harbour Heu,hers, July :, where the sloNp Pearl"
belonging to that place then lying The lightning
struck the mast OF this vessel down which the electric
fluid passed, instantly killing two named Charles
Cambridge and John Johnson, and seriously njuriog
two etheTs Three of the OF the Diana were
struck by lightning In kitchen at Long Isand OF
whom, Brom6eld Carey was instantly killed. The roof
OF the kitchen was torn to pieces
At an election for the return of a MEM
Der In the House of Assembly Of the Represent.
stiyes of the Town District In the of C. Adder.
ley, ESQ deceased. Dostor Duncome was chosen by
msiofity of -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31

LATER FROM ST. THoMAs.-There Is no
news Of any importance a, st. Thomas The hurTicsne
season has commenced The winds are blowing H''A
from the S. s E.-yessels having long ps'sAses
Rain Is wanted very much Several vessels sre uP'
the yyindrs-d Is..uts, nams e3t known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31
CITY ITEMS.

AMUsEMESTs &C, THIS DAY AND EVENING.
Br.,i~ay T-st-r-FroC Anisrsous Masicsl Freu
Sloo'--Ul- " dove Victim French and sgareb Dancers
C.s Garden Benefit Tor o.. by the Montreal Fr.
esuuu nussur-Wntes Serenaiersj Disso1ng Views, &c
Hobotsu-O,to Cot'age-Couesr lAfsrnOOrl
sat;srs r As hGoT DAY aus 7aiatJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31

IL Another fine thunder-shower, last
evening" made the air delightfully."- clear and cool Inc
rain was copious but of short duration
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31
PACIFIC SHIP NEWS.
Port of san Frnncisco-Arrivcd


june 2s-sieaner New Orleans Wal III dy rom Pana-
pass - females ship Eliza Morrison BE- hcCuosh o.
Hons ssrsh ho c bf) nShool'
Hotg kons-7t brt Io-1oos, Dan behef
e. das- tom Hons hons, IL ias' o.
Jshr ~ Bari Dmmuo1i FsArlbursh, dys ron oregon
brt. Kendall Goee. Pgs,s sound. Col Fr-moli kf-sae
cey- pedro McLelal, Ia y, fHi y Hbo' e4,
hire Bo en- with passenger a b. ' Pea steward ~ gay
nom Hon. kois put pursa - eaky ti1 sef JoLh
Yotre Iiav II days fououui Roaroae, B-iri Gays
Jun. 90 Sp vtorv Iane - days from Bo-:os 8 sasi chp-
re I'm ssrpent Hcwsni, 4 : days from New ORR q pass
bp N Money (Br Buckley. u Jay from Hous hons 80 p'i
l,rk Callso. Clarke, g days fro n Iahi. -.
July ship Tofusdo, (cl Ier Il,fi ~ l-y' "'A Wv"
Ycrk IS pass. schr Pomona. Terry, Irnti1' -.
Juiy Sur, Fsyasay, san, Bdess, } w Brow 'ro'
g. tru~r
J,re2B YaIta Bslrt Pof lad ofrsoa 'etf Loo OA'''
Melon. SsCnHento. &c., s,.,.. s..... -,
$500, srssporr: .sbea, W ood Honolulu re ~oot
a., Tot1a. shalng voyage; trgsntae snl n inl 9Aula -
lrre To- steam ers Columbus, Me.as, BencAi olo
D, spius Bombay tBI) DIon B-isys SGsd ia N.'
No. kons. hark Herdrick lDuieh De Johs hY-
bs.t,ine rniy Bourne Butter, Humboldt BAY shis' n
nm Norssy santa Cruz; wilLuantc, VAL Pof..Ai' ,L
ysn Pierce ssn Diego; .Oop' Virginia, Bal s'ocA'oh'
Hsyre-, Sacr4meni0 a.. r,.-,o,, sb.rna-.
A.toTs ~ pss-e,s--. shp Frejenck VII, DAB -,
Kong; tsrks Csrb Deacon, Paia Palmetto foe',
HsysRa RAyley Portland self hAJW, L'''s' S-ef'n''0'
soop Jh. Van Dusen Stockton 4,e.l
July s-Sesner Pacific. lie feVre, San Juan as' '-''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31
SOUTH AMERICA.

We have dates from Buenos Ayres down
to June l Montevdeo June 5; Rio Janero l9th and
Pernambuco 22d.
Tranquility lad been restored in Buenos
Ayres. Some portions of the troops were disbanded
The Congress had assembled at San Nicolas 40 leagues
from Buenos Ayres, and the treaties with the Brazilian
Government bad been ratified.
From Rio JaneIro there is no news Of
importance; few OF yellow fever had made
their appearance here and there on shore, but the
shipping was free from fever
A railway, connecting the suburban viii
lsge Of Petroplus with Rio Jsneiro, was to be COM
menced on the 29h of June the first stone be turned
by the Emperor. This railroad, tho first In Brazil has
been undertaken by Brazilian company and the
works are to be executed under the management of
Mr. VIM Bragge.
A large number of German emigrants
had arrived at Rio, and entered Into agreements with
the planters there.
At Rio exchange had slightly improved,
the last transactions having been effected at 26ild 10
I'D. The amount passed on London was el50OOO.
COFFEE had declined from the high
prices previously current and supplies were being
freely received. Stock was quoted los to 100.
The shares in the new Railroad had all
been taken, and had risen to considerable premium.
Bahia letters of the 18th ult. mention
that the import market remained In depressed cond
ton, with little prospect Of Improvement In exports
rather more had been doing sud prices OF sugar had
advanced The quality OF all descriptions was decided
ly inferior TO that of former years The bulk of the
exchange operations had been effected nd butoward
the close money scarce, and few sales took place
at27Ld.
From Pernambuco we have reports of a
slight change for the better In business. The sugar
crop nearly ended the receipts from the country
being small. notwithstanding favorable weather Bx
change was o. 27A.
There was project on foot for making
Railway from Pernsmbuco TO the south of the pro-
vince passing through the principal sugar districts but
ii was supposed that II would not be paying line
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31

GAS LIGHr-HoUsEs.-The Government
il about TO try toe experiment Of Illuminating Light
hou,es with gas The experiment 10 to be tried s'toe
Staten Island Lighthouse. contract has been made
with Mr. Grant By the Department for that purpose the
a,, Congress having appropriated 5000 for the expe
iu.ept,. rev method Of lighting has been Invented
By Mr.. g. and the works put In order on Monday
Professors Henry Page, and Smith, Of Pennsylvania
are the Scientific Committee selected BY the Govern
ment to report the success of the experiment hr.
Gran. has entire faith 10 the Of his work, and
BELIEVE, that better light can be had than the very beat
oil will Give. and al not onehalf the cost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31

FOUND DROWNED. The body OF an
unknown man was yesterday found drowned at the
foot q GrandH Tbe Coroner was notified and will
hold an inquest upon the body this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31

II The funeral of Judge Sanford will
take place q. the Church Of the Ascension, corner OF
Ff,ha v and Teuthst, at o'clock this afternoon Tbs
members Of the Da, have resolved 10 sssna Ia body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31

ROBBERY-CAUTION TO BArHERs.-Of-
fcer HOLDEN of the Fourth Ward. yesterday arrested
a named Michael Msngin atlas Rieefy, cnal9oe
with having, on Wednesday last robbed me c'osnn9
coptsIpir 112 While he latter was bathing at the ooA
Of Dover It, T. r. portion Of The stole. nocsy -
found In oossessiou of As accused Who NJ axSe "a
fore Jps,ice Doser. and lock up f'T u's-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31

DEATH BY observation-disclosures Ives
held an inquest yesterday at the foot Of Seventeenth
n r., upon the body OF Chas. Mckinley, native Of
Ireland % years of age whose body found In the
dock at that place The deceased had been missing
from bis place Of residence since Tuesday last he
vas by trade, a stone cutter The Jury rendered
verdict d death BY drowning, under circumstances to
them unknown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31

Charge OF SHOP LIFTING.-Officer Nc
Csbe, of the lot Ward, yesterday arrested two young
with stealing beg, containing silk gloves valued at
s. e. from the No. 80 Maiden lane. 1t appears
that about Z O'Clock yesterday morning thu accused
entered the store upon pretepse OF eurchsstng silk ho-
siery and gloves and while Mr. Duncan hcPhla tho
clerk WIS showing hosiery TO one Of them, the other
secreted box OF gloves 10 bis pocket He was, how.
ever observed by the clerk who seized him. took tho
stolen property from him. and sent for the police officer
Before the ofcer arrived the prisoner endeavored 30
bribe Mr. McP BY oeriI him $40 In gold coin to per.
nit him and his associate 10 escape, add when taken
into custody by the officer, he attempted TO brbe him
also They were taken before Justice Bogart and com
mitted to prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31

ACCIDENT FROM BLAsTING.-A laboreY,
named Patrick Daily while In the act Of preparing q
bsst nj the corns of Eeventh-av and Fifty first It
yesterday morning, was seriously ojured by the
premature explosion Of the blst He taken 10 bis
reside nee BY the Nineteenth Ward Police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31
A SyEDTNBoReIAn PApER.-Mr. John

A SwEDENBoReIAr PAPER.-Mr. John
Allen, l39 ss,ust, has Issued the first number OF
TIE As, weekly Newspaper devoted 10 the discus
sion and dissemination of the doctrines OF + manuel
Swedenbors The paper Is got up In excellent ssyls
and contains several excellent aud well written articles
BY leading New Church men. swedenborgtsn news
paper novelty indeed and that fact together With
is inuin,ic merit will undoubtedly command for It
wide circulation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26
LIQUORS.

THE FINEST GRADES OF BRANDIES, WINES, AND
all kinds Of Liquors, in bottle, demohn, wood,
ii. GNDERfiiLL, at the ceiebrased Store, 10 Brooms
street. Of Crosby The attention dealers in
and all others, is respectfully invited.
M b. PETERS T. CO., IMPORTERS OF AND DEAL
Brown stout. Havana segars he Sc p Co. are agents
Vine For Wholesale or
byMB. PETERS CO.. 800 Broadway torders solicited
RRANDY.-HALF, QUARTER, AND EIGHTH PIPES
- segnette pale and dark in bond near two years at
90 n AZ enp to ros ss @ in rSs d. small
and upwards, for sale by A. H. BEAN, 81 Water st.
FALKsIEHK, YogNcER's, GANPBELEs, 80. scoTCH
Porter and Brown Stout in pnts and quarts In ans
Wsss n Fsm, III s .s,. a. w
N B.-Kendalls teconomical5 Chemical olive Soap.
ITO MILLINERs.-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DIFF
y BR s .sa
Dealers Of the city and State Of New York, inform
ed that the Subscribers are prepared TO supply them with
latng the sale Of domestic spirits Tho temperature soae
to be used Herewith, is moro correct and Is presumed
been esamincd BY James K Clifton NJ d. Chemist s sns
oogswoll, Cranea Co.. dsers, New York,copss whose
puted two Sliding Rules for mixing Spirits Of dfercns
strengths according to the hydrometer for domestic
imported spirits. and s~ins the the compound.
Of * mo snS
ues e Is 6Sins Sf importance
All dealers rosefs They ao % msnufSSture srep Nv
drcmctsrs for i'm ported spirits asd Oeom-
spSy ss'T hd"%s ssnSss Ss
repaired SnSy ssn S All The sb0yo
BuE 2es Pearl street n Y; G. Tasliabne continues rs
w the and
ometes for tanner Glas Iydrometers acids aksies
S %S Win SI &s and sass' Al Irn
ing for philosophical aud chemical experiments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26
Death OF Armand Marrast.

One Of the great Of the revolution of February
Armand harrast solong known tho principal conductor
OF the National died at his residence n the Rue de
gogne Paris on the 10th inst In the month Of Novcm
Der last he had stroke Of apopexy. from the effects Of
which he had not recovered The more important
events in which NJ. Marrast concerned. are too
recent to require any notice. lie has not long sur
vi,ed the constitution which went by his name and which
was chiefly his creation 1t will be remembered that
after the days Of February he for time Mayor
Paris under the Provisional government that after
wards he appointed President Of the Constituent
semby The failure of General Cavagnac in the election
for the Presidency Of the republic is attributed great
measure, to the unpopuarty Of NJ Marrast who
OF General Cayaisnac's most intimate and CONFIDENTIAL
friends II is said that if General Cavagnac had been
elected h intention was to have appointed A. Marrast
Vice President Of the republic NJ. Marrast able
editor but his supercious was very offensive to
the me mbcrs of the Assembly and he consequently did
great mischief to the cause Of the republic As jour-
nalst he well known to the Paris press His sketches
Of the Chamber Of Peers and Deputies remarkable
for great puDgency and too often excessive personality
He belonged to what Is termed the moderate republican
paIty and Of which Geofiry Cavagnac brother Of tho
General the brothers Garnior Pages. Gunard &C. were
10 long the great lights
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26
Theatrical and Musical.

The pretty and talented Miss Davenport appesr. "a
night for her benefit at tho Broadway Lyceum In IN.
characters Of Mrs Haller in the Stranger y and Ju
liam in the Honey Moon" She is the most promsn~
young actress now on the boards. Unfortunately she
got in the wrong shop at the Lyceum
We are soon to lose Charlotte Cushman This RI,
merkabe actress has made up her mind rotire from
the stage Of this country finally in May next She win
play few farewell engagements here, and In Philsdc
phia Baltimore, and Washington, and then bid sdieu
forever to her admring American nces
Madame Thillon Is in the midst Of a brilliant er
gngemcnt at Niblos he draws all the world Of fashion
and fancy alike Madame T. IL pretty lively highly
hnshed actress good vocalist but with no great voice
The Washington papers stato that Ole Bull was to give
concert tonight 2dh) at the invitation Of the half Of
Congress twothrds of the Cabinet and three thirds OF
the diplomatic corps We don't believe t-for Ole Bull
did not come TO this country to give concerts Yet
many will believe the contrary.
Stefanone. Snvi, and Max MaretEek were a few dayv
ago. at Cincinnati giving concerts their way to New
Orleans Vera Cruz, Mexico, Peru, and placer with
plenty Of gold dust in California
BovrnY TnrATRp-Mr Griffths the popu,ar anna
dian takes his benefit night The pieces selected aro
THE Jacobitc," "Fends In Human Form and Kind
Relations
Hamlet supported by Conway Earry, Madame Ponisi,
and Mrs. Abbott. All will close with the farce Of the
Burrows TnrA1RyThe musical farce Of the Maid Of
the Mountain the famous piece called the First Nights
and the amusing piece entitled the 'Toodes -
NATiossL TuArRr.-Mr. ii Seymour's bencnt comes
OF night The pieces selected are tho tragedy a
Richard the Third !" and the drama entitled the
Anchor Of Hopo.n
AsEnrcAs MUSEUM The programme for the afternoon
and evening consists Of tho oriental spectacle Cherry
and Fair star" the 'od Guard" and the "Milliner's
Holiday"
BowrRY CRcus-The programme fer this evening vii
embcdy the entire equestrian corps Of sands Co. 1hsA
will be suro to draw largo house.
CBRsrys Mi~s1RrLs present vol selected negro
tertanmept for this evening-songs instrumental pcr.
formances and dancing
Wooos MtNsrRnrs-This band is gaining every hour In
public estimation; fine programme for this evening
TEMPLE or IflS Gn.cEs-The entertainments consist of
Ethiopian nimtrclsy and other amusing festures.
DrmpSrrn gives concert at the Taberpacle ON Monday
evening next,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26
The Emigration from Europe.

from Unignani'r Messenger
The number OF German elngrants who have passed
through Paris during the last week exceeds 1000. The
last troop which halted in the capital took up their resi-
dence in the inns the lllc During their stay
Of the families received unexpected ncreasc to their
numb.r the wife buxon dame Of 35 having been safely
delivered Of three fine boys The day before yesterday
the children crstcned, of the dunes de Halle
standing godmohcrs the occasion and inviting the
whole party to plentiful banquet the occasion. The
accouchcment Of the mother will not her and her
young brood from accompanying her fellow cmigrants to
lavrc from which place they to embark in day
TIM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26
LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK COMMON PLEAS-EZEKIEL X. FINCH
lN hgninst Isaac w. Winn Wict N. Hawkins, and
gliny Whte.-Summons for money demand on contract
(Com not scrl To Pliny White, one Of the above named
defendants You hereby and required to
tho complaint in this action which will be filed in the
See Of Clerk City and County Of New Feby
2bh instant mt tho City Hail. In said city Of New York
and TO serve copy Of your tho said complaint
city Of New York. within twenty DAYS after tho service Of
this summons on YOU exclusive Of the Of such ssvoe
ana you a 20 answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will judgment
against you for the sum Of Thousand and six hundred
dollars with interest from the ninth day Of February
thousand eight hundred and besides costs
Dated February TO- 1882 Ill Chambers street New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26
ARRIVAL OF THE HUR0PA.
r>e4No|~>o~~~N~>r~~>o->~
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
soUNNr~Nou~ovoN~ov~>o~r~~,
The Demand for American Railroad Stock.
o~>N>~>o>~~~S>~>og>o~~~
IMPROVEMENT in BREADSTUFFS.
~~~>oO~oo~~>~~o>o~~c~>>~
SLIGHT DECLINE IN COTTON.
~>>~~~~>~>~~>>>>>~>>-
Reported Termination Of the Kafir War.
c1~~~cNeo>o~oo.N~~~N>JN
Deaths Of Marshal MarmOnt, and Ar
mand MarraSt.
.o~>>~N~~o~s>~~oo~.>>o~
THE VERY LATEST.
SO. So. sc.
SLIGHT DECLINE IN COTTON.
THE VERY LATEST.
SO. Go. sc.

Tho mail steamship Europa, Capt. Lott arrived yes
terday morning from Liverpool whence she sailed at
o'clock Saturday afternoon, the 18th inst.
The is three days later than that brought by the
Pacific 1t is in political point of view Of very little
apparent Importance There had been slight decline
in cotton and Improvement in the demand for bread
stuffs.
The market for American State Stocks in London had
been very firm, with increasing demand. Annexed
were the quotations on the 10Th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26

NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-u. 8.
IN Mail and Express Lines through In ~ hours n J..
Railroad via Jersey City leaving Now York AZ foot
Of Certlsndt street. A. and 6k p Liberty srest.
Leave same hours from foot OF Walnut street.
Tare reduced for srst ss and 81 for second eiaes
Baltimore Washin gton and Charleston tickets sold
tho above lines and through luggage carried In the A.
n and on r iaes from New York With Through
Asrs. without expense.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26

Irrravsr,o ynsn sr Cson A letter received yester-
dsy nv : mercantile firm In this city, brings informa
tion that the crop Of the island win bc muoh
shorter than tho crop Of This fact taken in
connection with the increased demand for the State a
Maine win undoubtedly cause "risc In rum "-Bsaos
Post AvsA =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26
Marine Affair

bAuNcH-Thc clipper ship Antelope, Captain Rc-
bert shinn, built by Messrs Perrine, Patterson &
stack for Meesrs Harbcck CO. expressly for the Cali
iornia trade, will be launched at one O'Clock,
from the foot Of North Seventh street Wiiamsburgh
After being launched she viii be towed to the Seot,onA
Dock to be coppere and on Tuesday next will bo In
readiness to receive cargo at pier rs, East River
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26
The Policy and Disposition or the French
President.

The Continental Journals readers havo seem state
that all the of Europe have received from tho
Prince President OF France tho most cordial and earne
Of his anxiety preserve Europe
ngs Of peace and by all the Europ, thcsc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26

L,OR ALBANY, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARs-TARR
reduood-$2 @-Regularity and safety combines d.-Ths
oArs Of the New York and Harlem Railroad leave tho City
Hall Station, New York, daily, lsundays sxcepted) att
s'oook A. N. apd3xP.M. n SL0AT, Superiatsndsnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CAMDKN AND AMBOY RAILROAD, .roR PHILA.
~ delphia from pier No North river foot q battery
Morning line leaves "a Afternoon express line AZ
Fsearst oisss cars SS second class r NJ line oniyj
g. Returning leave Philsdepha from foot o. Walnut
TRANSPORT, from pier No. ], At t6P n. Fare 81 20.