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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-01
AFTEENOON sEsslOY,


The convention re assembled at two o'clock,
shaker said the Shakers were Spiritual lie said
marriage was the root OF all the worlds sin. folly and
suffering. 1t was the basis Of ali selihncss until
iiage and family abolished the world could be
regenerated
A red faced, fat brawny Icsi woman from High Rock
tose with her eyes shut and her head hanging down and
spoke a lot of bad English IL q harsh voice.
At the same tine young behind her whired his
hands about rolled his head cspped his handS and then
selling mans hat. began to write with pencil and
paper on the crown thereof
About four yards from these two unatics tall idiot
with pale cadaverous face and black beard got upon
his feet and whire round like top clappng his hands,
shaking ana mntteripg At last he made dead point
with one OF his hands at the Irish medium who
gruntpg blowing aud rolling her head like person
der the influence of opium.
Mr.. BIsGuAM Objected these demonstrations
A member much excited demanded that the spirits
should be allowed to talk,
big fat man. Of the John Rogers breed who sat
lie platform cried out obey God rather than man.
Let the spirits speak Amen, Amen
This scene exceeded al tnat could be imagined of Bed
laH'em and folly The chairman rapudiated all such
ta1aticism and folly this. If these spiritual
communications he preferred the communications We
could have from the spirits Of living lie wonld not
allow his reason to be imposed upon by such irrational
demonstrations.
Jhc chairman is a nal 0, talent apparently and has
canJor and How he got into such squad is be-
Jcnd comp iehenson.
The convention adjourned for three months to meet at
some other locality in this State,
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JoHN KEEsE, AUcrroNEER RICH SALE OF

J0HN KEESE, AUCTIoNEER. RICH SALE OF
a Choice Ensravings Co. will SELL this (Triday)
evening Oct st, 71s o'clock thec Auction Rooms
s7 and 81? Broadwav. of White street very plen
did and choice collection of Engravings containing
Prints by the best English T.
Charles Heath John Martin samuel Cousins Thomas Land
Burnett Lewis Lucas, &cfrom pictures by tho
most eminent painters Of England Sir David Wlke Sir
Thomas Layrence Turner, Winerhaer, Leslie, Martin,
Chaon Lewis &C.. Sc. All fine impressions, and in good
condition forming tho splendid collection English
Ergray'ngs Among other elegant prints
ine Portraits of the late Duke Wengtsn
superb ccpy Of his Great attrloo Banquet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-01
aIENRax. :, 2 LEI LEEDS ;AUcTIoNEER. : uoRre ACE

HENRY 7. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER ~ WORTC AGE
sMe o. cabinet Furniture by catalogue r.
o'clock at ssies So Chambers street roadway
large and we'll assorted Cabinet Furniture good
lnaiity, IN part as follows :ROsewood
covered IN rle satin brocaelle carved mahogany Soas
seat Chars various paterns; sewood
tre apa pier Tables with marble tops Extension Dining
ee booSssses Wardrobea rosewood and painted
furniture en- suIte mahogany, walnut
Bedstesds marble top Dire ssing Bureaus; Wastands
Eether With large of Household Furniture
ttar Ma resses, &c, which we'll worthy attention
o nooseseePors. catalogues on the morning Of SALE
IoHS W. SOMERINDYKE, ,AUCTI0NEER-STORE No.
u Sprsee streetMortgage sale of oraos, Wagons Iar
nees Nc-This day. in front Of
Tee sgens Tor bcer two sets Of 1oube Harness.
c.. OF tihsie 40. JOHN w. SOMERlSDYKE,
Attorney for Mortgage.
IQHN ". soMERINDYKE. AUCTIoNEFR-SToRE
81 No. spruce street.-fhis day tho room at
lo ociook stock Of new and secondhand Clothing and
ton lot Of painters goodsOil Cans Glass Coors &c.
&C: Also, one barrel of White two pieces Of Ma ro
JOHN ". soMERDYKr. Constable.
T l.. vANDEwATER, AUCTIoNEER OFFERS At
private sale the lease and furniture of the Bat House,
changing his business The locality surpassed by any
in vicinity Of New York Easy access profitable
business has always been doue which
proper eSeons Apply the present proprietors the
I J.. yANDEWATER, AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL
at Auction, Friday. October LIST, and Saturday.
octoberd ut l0 o'clock at the sales wall
large desirable
hnre TO close consgnmeuts Also large
cendhand furniture for convenience of SALE o
account Aso, Eagle ire-Prcof sfes Catalogues
'Dg Of sale.
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nh sd this day, Friday, October ~ l0is o'clock,
~ ire eaesreom o. Beeknlar street
nud second hand Furuit ,nusistng Bureau sofas
sofa Beds Extension Tables Centre and Tables Maple
snd Bisck Walnut Bedstel ads Lounges Spring Cane scat
hars and Rockers, Looking Glasses. Matt es 2c II,
be SOFA wathout reserve, % close aoonsiEnmen..
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a DnIAN IT. MULLER. AUcTIoNEER. : cottage
Houss aud Lots.-A3fan II. Muller win ssu al rrE
arct.oe on Friday october 1852 - oeock nt an,
trchaats Exchange ~ on li2d street near Frht6
enue EcCombs Dam feet hv 100 fcct Nth M ~
~ Cotsse liouse on The built within moaho
Sbd finished in the bost t-le with sding doors psssy
ront snd retr CEILINGS feet with pump IN back ares
$50 TWO gore lots, stuat the northerly side OF 1894
reet, ae 50 intersection With the Kuv4 r ne ron
aving front the stree Of sixty ak feet tan ,ncle
property = -
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RNl1DRE.-WILL re S0LD AT A u NRaAIN Ar
~ beekman street, office and counting-koase D. a,
Revolving oee Chairs Cush,nt stools of6cc Tables ma
gany Chairs Cookers, Enfy Chairs Sofas Ionge rvrch
B.ds Looking Glasses, Bnreaus fancy aud rie tor M
bes Extension Dining Tables 30 dozen Chairs ~, Bel.
steads. Hair Mattresses. Furniture rented
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-01

Of Caplellias Furniture So --IIenry III Leeds &
to VIII SET at auction, Saturday, October q at II
cloe 81 the sales No. Walt street large lot If
ageHas AL from the garden Of Alexander nutehnson.
hor corner OF Broadway aud Forty street The
collection Il in the very order The cccton con-
Sains about 30 choice well specimens and ali fall OF
ROVER bads They wish to call the attention all
;fs q TINS fsyorite assortment of plants call judge
ior such opportunity supplying them
eelyes With srph choice VII probably never oc
cur sgks Catalogues bo had the office or the ane
inn
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EDITOR
The sujoned letter sent to the editor of the 7yf
ttue to-day II will please me to see II inserted in your
columns Respectfully, ISAAC O. PRAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

..v oonsyibused shall he used ony IN proper and s
-sere NV the Commtos engage that of the mo.
nev sbsl be expended except fur specific purposes,
vb,ch meet their appreciation and sppear 20 the prsc
5000 nj the United Ss~fcs and calculsted 70 advance
the csu.e OF freedom In Europe.
wb~n Governor Kossush snail appy 20 The Commit
- Tor the whole or any portion OF the fund, snail ne
sxnsnded under he direction or that OF bis authorized
ssuts provided the purpose or purposes Tor xnicn
wanted are satisfactorily explained ans W sns
Conmi,rce or to Sub Committee chosen ~ snsm ous
;,hou, such explanation none OF the moasy SHAH %
~ the death of Governor Kossuth, or OF his oo-
,nn .btv to employ the fund for ia intended par
poses. h shsl be disposed OF a. the C1sn-n'eo may
deem proper under the circumstances. r.
The Commitue have received from Governor nos'
..h ire nlowius note containing bis sancton 70 tneu
uroposej proceedings: ru.nr..,s.
fGryr, rnrx: Departing from the State OF -
The interests Of the which plead tns eaa ~
civil and religious liberty N EuroPe 20 ~, tsrsns care
49,, ,he sympathy which has greeted me over al sno
ei.c,l rround Of your State and trust thar your
zeal vi find means turn this sylnosfhy INTO ;s
-, Car fhe canse Of Freedom hope thai your Sow,n
Zee will To this end become the center o. scton oa
n,l.nd and If possible for the Union. cause sasos
bv snch men a. YOU gentlemen cannot taii 70 %
a. r-ei,csble the Committee win establish sgen-
&c; her,rer IL NAV be deemed expedient These wiii oe
announced hereafter. Meantime they respec''uX End
those who disposed % assist IN inc % ~ ,rwiss to
S,anRsn G Phillips Salem Or Samuel O. Hose boston
r ~ William A. White No 2Thorndike's Building state
st. Boston In return for contributions q no. es' ''" '"'
dollar Hungarian Bonds viii be sent u oesirc1-
oonai' 4" S7reu.S q PH,IIrPs CHAs c. HAZEwELl,
Tnnx p xiisy ERAsrus HOPKINS,
N. p. BANKS, Jr. SAMukL ". no~s,
y n R.ssET MyRoN LAwRENcs,
ANsoN BURLISGAME, WILLIAM a. WHITE
Rosyar Garter HENRY WILSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24
r Gov. johnson, of Virginia, who's

T Gov. Johnson, of Virginia, whose
recent clemency toward slave convicted OF some nus
demesnor was not at all reished BY his constituents
thus defines his position upon the relation oil master
and slave to the law:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, May IL 1851
To the General assembly Of pUytsm ,,,... ho,,r
In the dscharge my constitutional duty nan tne
f the of the sentence OF tbe slave Jofuon
Hatcher learn that the terms IN wnicn hoso aoss
were expressed have been msconstrued, ana my w. -.
the delicate relations existing between master aod ssso
aporehended Upon this grave subject cannot porn'
doubt TO be felt OF the views of the Executive . 80,
never entertained the opinion, nor did in.sna " nv
mate that the slave would under any circunslsnoes "
cused or justified resisting the legal authority OF us
ter The night of the mis- agent % puuis c
whenevern MS opinion ne deserves IA 4 Necessary for
wholesome discipline and restraint IL Is Iouuuu VI 80
soundest principles Of public policy ana our r me
held that the swner of slave cannot De nocteu WI o
cruel or excessive whipping of his own slave III we
abuses this high power tar a. to commit sme ne - TO
sponsibe the laws of the land alone Inc sa .n nv
rights adverse 20 those OF the master OF tno asca' ~ nv
has deegat-d his authority. .,.....s..-
With these views long entertained, II Almost unneoc,a
y in my late message a,a NOT hs and
the slave the laws OF the country were tne SAM y,
the exercise by the master or his agent OF t9e apc
of chastsement given by the law, furnished any
or sabl- for resistance or an exhibition OF resen
ment upon the part of the slave .,;...n. =,
Our laws wisely discriminate between 'ae IN nv ;ntsr
position in behalf Of the slave jordan hacne dd nor "a
tend To express conviction OF mind that sve
NOT mer death oenses below the grade OF niuaei "a
IL is proper in the execution Of the laws Upon
An xamnaon of the record OF Jordan hatcners ai anu
conviction the conclusion that presented case
for the of the Executive, and eommuod tue
punahment to only substitute for the death penalty pro
vided BY the law. 10 stating reasons, have tailed "a
aot of familiarity with echnieas OF the law, than
from any disposition to misintcrpret them
have the honor " be very respectfully,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24
BOSTON,.
A H@garian Committee.


At meeting held in Boston, May II
1852 of gentlemen friendly to the cause of Hungary
and of Freedom and RepubEcanism in Europe, the un
dersgned were constituted Committee to raise fund
for the promotion OF that cause and we're instructed 70
lay beft the public the following declaration Of their
aims and purposes.
From statements confdenHslly made to them BY Gov
ernor Kossuih, OF his operations agencies and pros
poets the Committee do not hesitate express their con-
vicuoa:
That the course Of events In Hungary and other par,
Of Europe u rapidly tending toward revolution hay
ing for IT'S object the establishment of reouhicao iust.
tutions-a revolution not creaed by individual effrt-
the result OF machinatons agitation or copsuiracy-
bur sprinsns from the naura and inevitable impuises
of an oppressed but highsprited population rsvo-
luton, the movemsnt toward which Governor Kossu,a
and his ceadjufors have, at this moment much more
difficulty IN restraining from untimsly outbreak than In
urging on.
That when the proper time arrives, which viii be 4
distant period the existence of certain means In the
hand Of Governor kOssuth his control will be of
the most eiectua service In enabling him to assume
such position ~ VIII be essential TO the Of his
cause, and consequently to the speedy establishment of
lasting peace In Europe, without any, with the least
possible efusion Of human blood.
To ssatst Gov kossuth In procuring these essential
means. the COMMITTEE propose TO raise, by voluntary
subscription among the people, fad to be disposed Of
In the following manner:
The money contributed shall resin In the hsuda NJ
the Committee, subject TO demand or coafroi vAas
ever except that OF Gov. kossufn At the suygestioc
however OF Governor kossurh VINO is esirou, 10 1--WE
70 ne pubic the greatest possible security that the mo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24
JUDGE EpMoNDs' OPINION 1

Jrpey EpMoNDs' OPINION IN THE RE-
CENT CANAL CAsEs-TAe State Register contains Judge
Edmonds opinion In full in the recent Paeps canal CASE
He POUNDS bis argument, declaring the Canal Law un'
consti utional on the following proposition,;
THAT no debt for the purpose of internal improvement
81 Co., should ever be contracted 9ne sane
toned by the people, not speaking through the Leshature'
brt voting directly the subject al general eecuon
That ont of the Canal q certain amount should
be apart each sinking fund 10 pay tue
and redeem the principal Of the Canal dso then exsns
8 That certain portion of the canal revenues should Dc
set apart sinking fund in like manner 70 redeem ana
nav he debts Of the State and not Ia
That after paying those sums certain amount $780,,
eO should be annually apart to deay the ordinary OK
Penses of an ssSai the eeSps DE-
s i6 te necessity Of bearing direct taxation to carry
the ordinary operations OF the Government ara.
these objects should be accomplished should IN each year,
be applied the purpose Of enargng the Erie Canal &c
g. That after those debts all paid and those works all
completed there should be appropriated annually from the
canal sufficient TO defay all the expenses Oh
Government and thus relieving the people from any taxation
for that purpose for all time TO come;
And whenever any debt should be contracted under
the direct authority of the people, the same Law whlcn they
the Interest and the principal within eighteen years
Such in words and plain terms are the provisions
of the Constitution this subject Tho next inquiry -
VIVA. are those Of the act in question
IL appropates the surplus revenues OF the Canal TOR
the year 1851, 80 SO and "a directly 10 the WORK OF en-
Il authorizes BY peculiar machinery Of canal certid
the officers of the State borrow t90OooO, within
three years. and expend that for the same purpose;
Ii directs that DO returned within twentyone
Yeas and the time an interest," not over per CENT
be paid omit;
Ii pledges surplus for that period Of twesty
one the repayment of hatum Of and the
interest upon 1t; and
1t does not submit the question to the electors 10 be
passed directly general election, but instead Of
that declares that the certificates shall contu
eency construed debt liability against
the State the people thereof within the meaning OF tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24
MEXICO.
From the New. orleaa. Courier. May Is,

FROM the new 'Vffcans Suenct NAY 10
We yesterday received Vera Cruz pa
pers late the 9TH inst In vain have looked in
those papers the confirmation of the verbal report
the ratification Tehuantepec treaty On the contrary
accounts state that the morning OF the 9th inst
owar brig and three cutters sailed from Vera Cruz tor
the Coatzscosco river with troops on board On the
DAY the steamer Estado de Mexico. having sr-
lsy and powder on board sailed from Vera Cruz for
the river, whose banks they are to be landed
ct the point where the Mexcans erecting batteries
to command the passage. Those preparations do not
sugor very kvorably for the friendly feelings of the
Mexican rulerA such ~ ratification Of the Tehuantepec
treaty would lead us TO imagine.
TIE Mexican Congress had still under discussion the
project OF railroad across the lsthmus of
sppearstha the bill contempases bonus Of 81 100000
20 the Mexican Government tor the right Of way The
Government however, for this sum- doos not intend
convey anything than the right Of way and even
that viii not be given 10 the Government citizens Of
the United States, but 10 . nsxican association.
This reservation u more ostensibe than real If We
may draw any conclusions from the tone of the Next
can Journal II Uxtrrssl paper remarkable fer iss
dsesstaton OF all foregnsrs Tho editor of the paper
In question gives hs readers 70 understand that COM
psny hes been or viii be formed for the construction
Of the Tehuansepec Rarosd-that although said CON-
pany may promise allegiance 10 Mexico IL win be com
posed Of Eaglsh capitalists who win take care that
neisher the Yankees nor their Government reap any
advantages from the Railroad.
hr. Fillmore and his Cabinet viii have to look sharp
sfser me agents Of John Bull in Mexico, they win
nave onsinees on hand much more serious than the
HacersguA or Ausquiso Shore difficulty. The Mexican
Govssnsnt evidsAty disposed to use the Tehuanee.
Pc so1csss . q 70 make the most money can out
o. England and the United Stases
According 10 the lstssk official sccounfs thu Nexicsn
army ony mustered 400 mea Of I'll srma IL has
splendid SAL however, Of four Major Gcnsrsls. twelve
sresdlsr Gsnsrsh csaoneas. SC.
been received At Vera Cruz The writer's ssv no fears
need be cnkeaAxncd - % the result Of General yezn
expedition ag.nss the Indiana Tbs Ian accents rom
him sse thai he advancing on the town a Bscssr
and 20 far had met Wth scarcsIv anv r.,s;ss-,-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

Every esAss srtie,s nssatansd late rasea with bat
~ s1s tSsy isquss snS no change to quote in prices
Henm stasse's noathly Com Circular gives w yssx
Of The Of the Corn Tads Il ths present mon ihsy
TSs musi, o. Eash wheat h according 70 the ave.
es retans sn OF IN the Fur weeks eadns On sns
s ea%gsssS u. s Ssss aass a1a. and s rmsr oay
al ~ onsrters while the mcorts Of fsfesa Wheat mo
Great Britain have been very sa..aeS
s M q nv Wheat BEEN unusually ho, aad
other Iced ~ to believe that s c. nsa ~
hcsh miller and bakers Is light and that we mas, s1oy
have a. incrsssed demand hat whether at an advaassn
pce win nov greatly depend upon the state Of me weather
and ne omS rain he at three days Of April with
mdeg Temperature than for time previously put tas
wind has sssin become nonhedy, with rising otronstsr
snd cold dry atmosphere Shond the Of rain dang
the next months be at Gil Ia proportion 70 me
ia the past eight weeas 4 would no doubt 70 =. @
ere would generally demand higher prices tor the
have on hand This they would the more resdiis onsla
and the fact though Of foreign rtsts have pa
taken Of the depression existing 10 Ensa.d LII q
so Ss, a an 700 demand @
weeks past which islkey 70 Continue, wm,e tne nes
m Holland, Genmads and Belgium have lately hf nor
The rains which have fallen since the 2th pt up 70 Tue
present time have alt sether been Incon, y 60
tss Wbes: sotwitssndios subsequent low semesra
ture and frosty ngh There appears @ % an sns
thsf te supplies been much larger tnsn usna
since last hsrvest tho exhibit dsnciency OF
about quarters upon the average OF the as ten
shonsh larger than last vear this however, no very &C
curste criterion of the whole consumption =, no.
"Our stock Of WHEAT At Gloucester sniy 4o"
chiefly Posh Odessa against 800 at the same time last
year We have no Of asceainins what !. nela 10
other ports but have little doubt It n redsceo GA ,ne
in London to the extent stated by The Standard
Of the 50th ut namely, to only six days consumption
State Of Trade.
MANCHESTER, Saturday, May s.-The trade during tns
present week Influenced by the reaction in London and
vesber mas been of angud character bat with the ex'
cepton OF FLOUR which scarcely supported previous rates
chana in mice haa nccu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

a TIE Boston Journal says: "The
main Cochitnate water pipe, which Passs through Coure
81 burst "Wednesday An (shout the the Govsrnor,s
veto massage hunt spon the Mapschussss Senate douns
- ssIAs ~ ne nexnoorneod s9ppas ssesm eusinea and
ssssd tia, shs bursting Of the pipe tho s1noun
nr Of veto the Lqacr bill ike the crying oar Of
nc senes n the street Of astounding we faes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

IT, Germ TRADE.
Isv!Rrost, est.zaAy Nay S-Ia H. interval hon Iass.
~ ~ hasne h II (sain trads BE- been slaok there
ls6ene 69alsa q ~ psEt Of sonsanss 70 puzchnss
~ Deiees oa1nsGfly have bssa wsakss.
~ yesnu>ngs saxese thsse ~ slsnasr e11se6snoe
vsnAv - e0sxasssa assss ssssaia ries - TsssaAy
: 1rpdss BsArs sayssss1sd y Vsrsss'
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COMMERCIAL INTELLlGENCE.


Nav IA slss Of Cotton today ere estimated 1t 1000
SHeoo lseA of Whsh Leo sshsn Or expert and ZOO
= cpssshscn H. chef psrtson = Ansrcani the
1870 1000 EaypdaA = g 10 lea iasiu1inx 500
~ ~, - prsS = % Ia iscldns go Il l0a and 90
- Iank = u 10 lo31 Ths mArast closss 6rnaiy. but
- ~ ~ Cctssn bp-dAy amosnt b leoco sass, Of
SS - Ervpenn al loQ0 American specaiAtion
- 80 knssicsn sna 500 Ssras 6r export The mar
ko9kassay 80. $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24
LATER FROM HAVANA.

The steamer Georgia arrived yesterday
with advices from Havana to the 18th inst Our files OF
Havana papers contan nothing Of Importance in ad'
dition to the items furnished by correspondent
We are under obligations to Mr.. William smith,
Purser of the Georgia. for the prompt delivery OF ia
vora
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24
State Of Trade.

MANCHESTER, Saturday, May s-The trade during tns
present week influenced by the reaction IN london ana
other markets. a. we'll rather more favorable
vesber mas been Of langud character bat with the ex
cepton OF FLOUR which scarcely supported previous rates.
no change In prices has occurred