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Married

by the Rev. Dr.. Stocking, Mr.. ALBERT PUTNAM VAN
BEuHIN to Miss AUGUSTA BARRETT all of this city.
On Monday. May "a by the Right Rev. Henry J.
Whtehousc DID,, THOMAS WALKER, of Albany Georgia,
20 Mrs JASE Nj GIvAN. Of this city.
On Tuesday, May %, by the Rev DR.. Kennedy at the
Pacific Street Methodist Episcopal Church. LINDSAY J..
WELLS to ELEANOR, daughter Of Charles Bridges, all of
Brooklyn. Long Island.
At Monteyideo. on March TO- by the Rev. g. rs. Stew
art Of the United States Navy, ROBERT fiNDLArEn Esq
If London. to SARAH eldest daughter OF William Betson
Esq. Of Plymouth. England
On Tuesday evening May q, by the Rev. Dr. Cutler,
JAMES i TowLE, of Boston to JANE, only daughter Of
Alexander Mcclure Of Brooklyn.
May they be blest with all that heaven can send
Long life, good health. with pleasure, and friend
May guardian angels their bright wings display,
And guard them safe through every distant way.
May they. in every cline. most happy be
And when far distant, sometimes think Of me.
Eastern papers please copy. ia. L.
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MEDICAL.

ON TIE SYMPTOMS AND CURE or DISEASE
Otter no. @own exist Though i swing rise g
There are three signs by which u my be detected
the result former disease badly treated IT, for nstsOee
hatdifcese Is suffered continue, It into chroa,c
ndsnS "S patient patf he s
ctcnu and Ills tRcnns at ons Fart on tho ether
tsoa 1ss nay che d"e ~ @ ana further
il far from lying dormant bu. the hidden caasc
a. @"y ad nd. SR s S but s.
while no IN the stream L noticed quite mis-
TO prevent this very that those remarks published
arc three especial mportIst il his been already said
Tie stream need not @ diminished mpcdcd but observe.
nothing s more Indicative Next Il is dea t To- ssy how
SS t than @os Su { SS % ssysn
wesR TN would aS S az s., ass Third
mental emery This eject mos not
rarely (asd he manycvcy day. in which
the patient dSes not complain that not 50 capable q
return of spirits aud the Of other maadcs
ssS S the hS
@ sa fS d r S g ss psr e s1
9to A. NJ NJ tsundays oxooptedl. No 6i8 Hous-
aSs The sTssGr has sneyS
express purpose Of studying particular dsoaso followed
by long worry extensive practice, this pssality he
AND complicated secondary DISEASES strcsure
from any other in america rbSse Cs" 30 ,o o
IN thS eITer % sge o. SscI5S WIN be aaet BY the
few days. Separate waiting ar provided. ~
HUNDREDS or TuoSr VINO HAvE CONTRACTED
ai.cnso are disappointed Of by lot calling en-
Dr. HUNTER at first Do not be humbueaed by tho du1ok
ooeer w call md see Or Hunter arst before applying
~ vio desired the Doctor 70 publish their praorsi
You cured me, Ia four wocs Of dreadful disease that
broke ~ over me and tho ELECTS Of mercury
reduced was aid upmore than yosr ssd had been gven
M ~ dn2eu doetorH-Juhn Kid" :" You cured mo In
the time cholera three weeks Of dreadful disease
Of than years standing after three other doctors
hsd only given but said II much th0r
lives worth TO be ina with mc-Johu Burnley.
If.tfu GnuL 1WflV n uWd lon
physician cured OF certain Diseases he pronounced
well IN three weeks In less than two months il broke oWt
ain tried others with the effect mover cot
thoroughly we'll Of this hydra and hoadod sSer
until caed your dispensary -four years ago. and ever
since as sound ~ any man living -Eiwia Cefsn."
Tha only place whore DR. Hunters Drop oaa bo
hnd eenupc rico dollar oniy This remedy sseuro.
The against secondary sttaok and "a tho only
remedy earth that d0es You will this out Nv So
ysiqp street
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Brig MsnssAte. Jehnssu. Psrts Csbelis % days With
coffee and indigo. to W Lewis. - -
Brig sssss Smell (of Cherryseidl Snail. GuayHma PR
brig Sarah kes (.f Portsndl York, 81 Johns PR MAY
Brig Jenny Lind tof ws,doscro) akey. st Jaso. Cuba
Brig -Four Sons lof Lubeo Corbitt CasdenAs IL days
Bsis Pneie Paige ef Boothbay) Lenelin ,,s
EFF, With lumber, 70 j II Rockenbaugh & CO. ''''
Brig Clinton Walker Charleston days with cotton and
rice. to Bulky Saw topsa sehr 1t Anohsr the
Schr Peorless Conkiiu Humaeoa PR May g. with sugar
to Shamburg. May IL, lat "a 0 Ion 81 ss spoke sohr
3d. spoke bark Brothers, Quay ana Pr for Haven
day lat 81 49, Ion " 81 spoke whaling bark Willis lot
Msttspoiset) bound cruise, II days out all ws s2d
ship il tow steering tyS (undoubtediy the Mississippi
with the Princeton in tow bouEd to Baltimore from
Sohr Geneva (of Searsport) Nichols Guaysma, PR. ls
days with sugar and GLASSES, to II Buck & Co.
schr Cardenas tof Prosgeotl Grant: Csrdeu with su-
sohr IN Hysnt fBr1 Dunbsr Windsor MS 10 DAYS with
plaster. to J 5 Whitney g. Co.
Sckr Mary. Lamb Roanoke, NC. days.
seh h = Brown. Msoksy. virsiais days,
Schr jamestown, Cooke. Petersburg. Va, days.
s6hr Hunter Parker y3ssaa. day.
Sehr Susan Chase sno Y. Harv lob. sSays
Schr Caroline. Hilkins Harrington y days
sShT John ShD R Rn s 81 GeSrs, Me-
Sloop vigilant. W ellis Providence.
One British ship.
phins (olpperI Jameson San Yraneiscoi Hannah Kerr
lBr) Mann, Quebec; Mddlssex (Br). MeNulty Dshouse
haTks Harvest. Nishols Savannah kspier KsudrOP st
Quarantine ship contineni. Drummcnd. Liverpool From
the Spit. bark Herscheil Ham). Jacobs. Hamburg.
Wind during the day NV.
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U1lesI

On Tuesday, May 25, after painful illness, WILLIAM
MADDEN. aged AZ years.
His funeral will take place from his late residence 10
Mott street tomorrow morning, at o'clock The rela
ves and friends of the family respectfully invited
to attend without further invitation
In this city, on Tuesday. May 25 MARGARET Matthias
daughter Of the late DR.. William Matthias of Gibraltar
and wife Of Lieutenant D. NJ Dove United States Navy
Her friends and those Of Mr. r. NJ. Gomez her brother
law are respectfully invited to attend her funeral
from his residence 1e3 Fourth street. this morning. at
o'clock
On Tuesday. May % Jors A.. of Archibald and
Margaret Har die aged years months and ii days
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from the residence of his parents 81
Front street Brooklyn to morrow afternoon, at o'clock.
His remains will be inferred in Greenwood Cemetery
On May G. on the Victoria Estate. Matanzas,
Sisba. CHAnLfs ARMAND TEssrIHE aged SO years.
Philadelphia and Halifax (Nova scotia) papers please
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Cleared.
StcamSlip FL Dorado, Mitchell, a pnwall Roberts.
Ship Joscphne Jameson. San Francisco, smith n
ShpAndrew Foster, Iolberton, Liverpool, ogden.
Ship Mobongo OBI Ccrish. Londonderry, saml Ogden
SHIP sarah Boyd, Merritt, Havana, master
Ship VIM Hitchcock, Conway, Baltimore, Bogart Knee
Bark Dionc rus) Rcgerson Trieste, Punch Moinche.
Bark Potomac Thompson, Cienfoegos, Chatelain, Pom
Bark Peter Demill Hoey. Savannah, Dcmin Il Co.
Brig Hiding Swed) Molten, Buenos Ayres via Charles
Brig Speculation tBrl Muttcr, Antgus B eager Co.
Brig julia Moulton, Dunnor, Dsrien, W Elwcll Co.
Big Wass, Wooster, Wilmington NC, Rivera y
sehr lEolus (Br), Stubs, Kinraton, II Underwood.
sehr h,ete tBrl, Banes Cumberland Ms, Kelly Smith
schr l. Smith, Suites Wilmington Dolner 4 Potter
Schr Lord Smith, baltimore Mailer Lord.
scl~ Harmed, Banks, Philadeiphia, Jas Hand.
Scl.y Louisa, Chase, Boston W Lewis
stsSnsr csyu ms' iaoS YHsdopbis. Bris
steamer Vulcan, Hand Philadelphia II Thompson
sksp Thos Han, v iison, Providence.
Arrived.
Steamlip Alabama, Ludlow, savannah 90 hours, to y
Nteiil Co Iiay - ~ On iatteras She al exchanged
6iana Bcnpctt days hence Tor NoFicans ~ " miles
q HatteIas. ekchnne"a .nale win steamship Unoa
sttsroshp Florida lcDto for savannah.
steamship Marion Berry, Charleston &c hours Will mdso
i0 me- q natttrss oEcsugoi Ftnala with steamship
Jn n hence for Chsrestcn io ", with toamanip Flo-
with loss al rnison topmast ana min topqailan mast
BARK cebarine of Thomaeton), watts. Havana 10 days.
Park TsmoatG (of Camdop) rcndlcton 81 Jago cuba,
% days. with eugar, e. master No date lat 49, Ion ~ O
Bark william or BostonJ ralolton SaEua la Grandc,
May II, with tugsr, 70 mastpr
Bsrk Reindeer (oi Gardner) Ianncrcc New Orleans 10
days with mdfe, TO 7 r stanton,
BAH heria Morton ulkey, Savannah, days, with cot
Brig oreelsn Queen Brl Gibbs. Lsshorn, 70 days With
mise, 70 Wussr Dgoen,
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Democratic Conventions.
rue YOUNG MINIS DEMOCRATIC REPUELIca,
GENERAL COMMITTEE.

rue YOUNG MEN'S DEMOCRATIC REPC ELlCAS
GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Last evening this committee met al Tammany Hall
Mr. John Wheeler in the chair The attendance was
thin
At the previous meeting, Mr. T. B. Glover brought
forward the subject Of the corruption at the primary
elections and committee appointed TO report, q
which MIR Glover chairman. The committee unani-
mousy agreed TO a report and Mr. Glover about TO
81 ADMIT Il last night, when il suggested that the
meeting not full, account Of many Of ts
beers being in the convention appointed to make pepa
ration for the great ratification meeting TO follow
the Baltimore Convention The following the report
Whereas by the system Of primary elections we derive
the first impulse that operates upon the institutions Of
country, and by which the officers Of government
who administer the laws created thereby making il
the moot vital part Of the elective franchise. And
whereas present system i traught with dihoncsy
fraud and violence which makes il impossible to procure
fair and satisfactory expression Of public sentiments
and IL IL most earnestly desired that every democrats
shoud lend his mite toward the attainment Of a. honest
and practicable plan; il +, therefore.
Received, That recomme nd 10 the General flmnit-
tee the organization % asccaton in each wnr IN the
city Of New York, TO be known the Democratic Ropub
Lean Association. The plan q organization which We
propose and recommend, being as follows
First, The calling together Of the democrats cf the
ward for the purpose Of choosing officers adopting ~
laws and creating permanent organization
Second That call be Issued In each ward for every
democra, TO come forward and enrol himself mem
Der al such time and place the officers OF the assoca
Third Iha, board Of registers be appointed to II Il
every meeting of the association 10 determine the
potency Of any person who may present himself for mem
Fourth That no person shall be received as q member
who shall be unable 70 identity himself with the demo
Fifth, That none others be allowed to vote at any
primary election but those whce appear enrolled
Resolved. That the above system take effect on thC
day u 1852.
in Of an approval BY the general committee, It i
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Geographic Marine Reports

Tangent, do.
Ciesred-ships James Conner BALTIMORE Berlin. NYork
smith, Mobiles brig California. Trinidad; schrs Elizabeth
f. Samuel Bolton and Timothy Pharo, Philadelphia Plan
ter, Albany; LSturtevant. NYork.
CHARLEsror May "a
Cleared-Brig Metropolis NYork.
SRiledBrig North America Providence; schr North Ca
roliua, Northern port.
25th-Cld ship Columbia, NYork. Sid schr Helena New
York.
MsBILE, Mayla
Arrived-Ships Tam 0ShAnter Philadelphia; Republic,
and Diadem, Work Revere, Boston, bark Helen Provi-
dence; schr Smith, NYork.
Nxv ORLEANS, Msy19.
Arrived-Ship Clarisss, Currier, Bsst0n.
Cleared-Ship Kentucky, Boston.
NORFOLK, May a.
Arrived-Schrs Pinta Norwich and Ellis. RooklaAd.
Clesred-Schr Rebecca Fogg WIndies
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TBE MURDER OF DtRD IN PBIDADFLPHIA =
ComMITIAL Burns CaRSrs This morning there
further investigation before Alderman Ogc in the
Of Felix Burns and Thomas Carncs charged by John
Ruscr prisoner in the MoyamcDsng prison for arce
ny with the murder Of Edward Burd, the jewcer. at
the OF Fifth and Gasl streets in August, 1850
Ruster atlas Buster is the cripple whose Jack
Sheppard escapes from the police recently
toned in the Bulletin. He put the stand again
to-day, and his testimony still more strongly duplicates
Burns lie also testified that when Carnes went on from
the vicinity Of the scene Of tho murder Immediately
after the fatal blow given, he did in trot and
hurried briskly down South street.
According to ustcrs evidence at least two other per-
unknown to him Che could not he says their
face) sed the street with Burns when D. went
to lurd the east side. These two off the
the numerous act perperaed liz story Of the
watch is that he tore tie from IL to keep IL
from bcEg recognized and kept il until the latter part of
last winter frat part Of the present spring whom he
sold It. IN It's dlapiieted condition to Mr. William Wat
contractor for cleaning cesspoos who resides in
the lower part Of tho town. MIR. w gave him - for it,
with the understanding that he game by honey-that
all right about it, end that If anything happened he
(kusor) would make IL right. Eusicr told Watson he
won II playing at cards
Mr.. Watson corroborased Rustcr as to the sale and
purchase Of the watch The present back he had put on
il al an expense Of ~ 90.
james ID. Evans the father. in law Of Burd the de-
ceased examined the recovered watch and testified that
IL like Of two OF the Kind which his s0nD
law had and that 10 the best Of his knowledge aud belief
the watch exhibited was one of the sad watches.
The prisoners fully committed for tria-Phiade
1sbia Briitftn May g.
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Superior Court-Part Second.

BEFORE lion. Judge San0tOr0.
bay 25.-1he Metropolitan Bank against William and
James Ctn,7c.Ths action brought by the plain
ts for the recovery of the of 81 alleged to
have been oyerdrawn by the defendants the 2d day
of August 1851 The defendants the Goth Of August
deposited in the Metropolitan Bank check of Max
Maretzek upon the Mechanics Banking Association for
81 400 which check proved not good and charged
back on the 2 Of August by the plaintiffs to the de-
PENDANTS and created the apparent overdra For do.
fence it commended that the plaintiffs had by their
sumed and taken il their property aud that,
consequently the defendants discharged from all
liability to the plaintiffs the depositors of the check
Sealed verdict.
HIM. S. Hood against Jacob T'aa.-The jury in the
above action brought in scaled verdict for the plaintiff
Of six cents damages and six cents costs.
Stock Sales.
PIuIADELPIirA, May 25.-Sfock BoIrd.-$l.700 South
Wark IS, 49, 1O &c shares Union Canal Oh
Railroad ~ Is Harrisburg Railroad 45 81 600 fennes-
Rcsdng Bonds So 5000 do 10 81 shares United States
Bank, 200 Long Island Railroad 100 Norris Canal.
lsa; $40 Lehgh Gs. s; 500 Reading Mortgage 6s 43,
ss lo shares Reading Railroad, $500 Lehgh Interest
s7 100 do i 100 shares Long Island Railroad, 1915 100
do 1915 200 TO- 100 Morris Canal 1876 200 Long Island
BALTIMORE May 24-Stock Board-Sl,O0O Baltimore SIS.
1870 1866 749 d. 1870 ioia 800 do $780, 1861; 1000 Bati
more 5s, ssh 5000 baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds,
1880 9a q shares Western Bank 22 % York and Cumber
land Railroad 2l At the board this day. Maryland IS
closed at los bid LOG asked Batmore6s $780, 1854 bid LOG
asked Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds 1867 SO bid,
asked do 1879 bid rs asked do 1850 9 bid 90 asked;
do shares IA bid 75 asked; York and Cumberland Rail
road y bic 2 asked; Baltimore and Susquehanna Rail-
road, 20 bid, IS asked
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Of the Baltimore and Senators and Repre-
sentatives IN Congress.
On account Of the thinness OF the meeting adonrned
without doing anything till after tho Baltimore 6onven
ton
TIE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION TO PREPARE FOR A
RATIFICATION MEETING.
Last evening the Democratic Convention of this
appointed to make arrangements for great meet
ing to of after the Baltimore Convention TO ratfy
the nominations. met at the wigwam Mr.. Robert j.
Morris was in tho chair
After much discus sion, j. j. Cisco nominated to be
chairman of the meeting. There considerable
dissatisfaction manifested by two sections of the meeting
Of which expected to have MIR McMurrsy, Senator
Of Now York state, appointed and tho other Henry
Arcuniius, r The result Tas any hing but harmony
RESOLUTIONS adopted that nil the wards in the city be
convened Monday evening next to mako arrangements
TO march in procession to the great ratification meeting,
and these resolutions ordered to be published in the
HERALD, and other papers.
The convention adjourned till Friday evening next
THE MAYORALTY.
Mr. Van schaick is to be prominent candidate OF the
democratic party for the Mayoralty.
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ARREST or THE RoXEuRy BuRGLAR-'rhc house
of David Simmons Esq, the Highlands Roxbury. was
entered the 18th uit by three men Of whom two
arrested One Of them, who supposed 10 be injured
by fall made his escape lie discovered however,
Sunday, and arrested after struggle by Con
stable Harrington and Waterman elsOn and lodged In
ioil IN Boston Ills mime IL james Griffin and though
I'D offender Il only nineteen years Of age lie has
tecn engaged heretofore in several desperate buTgares
aud is yet recovered from the bruises he received in
his last adventure Upon his pcrson was found for
nilahc looking lung shot, and also considerable num-
boz q silver spoons, Sc which proved 70 BE- the onos
ttolon from he house a Mr. George Foster in Box.
buy entered and robbed night two previous to that
If Mr. simmons Grifin confessed that bc had that
morning dug M the spoons from place where they had
been hidden IN Cambridge,
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IoyEMENTs IN BEHALF OF FILLMORE.

CHARLESTON, May 25, 1852.
At d meeting, Saturday, of portion Of the consti-
utona Union party Of Georgia. at Mlledgevie, dele
gates appointed to convention to be held at Mil
elgevile. the 7th of June for selecting Fillmore dele
gates to the Wing National Convention.
whig meeting is to be held in Charleston, tomorrow
night when probably Fillmore delegates will be chosen
MOBILE May 20, 1852.
The wings Of this city have met in convention, and
appointed two Fillmore delegates to the Baltimore Ma
tional Convention
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"WoMEE's RGHTs. AT the election Of the veg
tIymcn IN st Miohael's Church, Trenton and Trinity
Church. Princeton N. j., women were allowed to vote
In both parishes II IL ead they were yioorous and In
the former where the election closely contested they
bers Of the PARISH and out-vote5 them two TO An
effort made IN Eu2aoetbtovn 70 Introduce ladies Us
voters but II fajled
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Miscellaneous Political Items.

MAINLAND LEeIsLATuRE.-In the Maryland House Of
Delegates May 18th, the bill to allow the Baltimore and
Philadelphia Railroad Company to bridge the Susque
hanna river referred to the Legislature at Its next
session.
The bill to incorporate the Baltimore and Philadelphia
Railroad Company via Westchestcr and tho bill TO take
the of the people Of the State in reference to
hibng the sale of liquor, were both passed by the
House Of Delegates. The first branch Of the City Coun
Gil has passed bill to loan 81 900 coo Of city bonds to
the Virginia Northwestern Railroad Company.
LOUISIANA CONVENTION REVISE THE STATE CoNsTi-
TuTioNGov Walker, of Louisiana, has issued proclA-
nation announcing that the result Of the recent special
election in that State authorizes convention to amend
the constitution Of the State and ordering election Of
delegates to the convention the 18th of june The
vote the question very lghtin favor OF conven
ton. IL 154; against It, 3,l40
MAsE.--The Maine wings are bent upon running Mr.
Crosby heretofore candidate for the Govcrnorshp o.
that State lie Is favored by the liquor interest and the
whig leaders hope in this 10 defeat Gov Hubbard
the democratic candidate, who signed the famous Maine
law"
The Maine Free Soil Convention is to be held the
first day Of July.
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MARITIME INTELLIanNC
Movements OF Ocean Stenmcl

NAMES. LEAVES DATE. FoR
ChmLriA, Liverpool May IL. :. Boston.
Arctic Liverpool. May 10. New York
Asia. Liverpool. May %. New York.
Hermann. southamtR n. May 70. New York.
West W ind New York. May ~. Mobile.
Atlantic. New York. May 90 Liverpool
City Of PitsburE N or Phila juno l.. .Strancisoo
Africa. .......... New York. June g. Liverpool.
City OF Manchester. PhiadelphaJuno g.. Liverpool.
Northern Light. New YORK. June q. San Juan,
Uum boldt... New York. .Juno 3. .Havro.
Great Britain. New York. June e. Liverpool
Crescent City,. Ncw York. June o. ..Aspinwall.
Mrlin New York. June g. Bor So Thomas
piro City. New York. June .. Havana Sc.
United States New York. June %. .Asptnwail
ALMhNAC-.fAy 26.
4 - MOON sgT7 ...mornnl 20
sUN rs............ Z - Hct WATER mornGJ y
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Shocking Accident on the FItchburg Rail-
road.

rom the Boston Advertiser, May %
On the 2ith inst. Mr.. William Sawyer, well known
lawyer Of Charlestown with his family, in carriage
crossing the Fchburg Railroad just west Of what is
called the West Cambridge crossing, when their vehicle
was struck by the express train Of which leaves
Eitchburg at j. NJ. The engineer gave the usual alarm
as soon he saw the danger and reversed the engine
but in vain The carriage knocked to pieces parts
Of it being thrown many feet. Mr. Sawyer was in
stantly killed Another man, whose name is not known,
but who was either the coachman a friend Of the
family also killed and his body is entirely
ged that he had not been identified last accounts
sirs. Sawyer had her skull fractured. that the
brain was exposed but our informant left the terrible
scene with the hope that she may survive The eldest
daughter young girl Of IL is years Of age pupil
the West Cambridge Academy died before the train left
Two other children aged about three aud FIVE years
saved, although somewhat hurt. Mira. Sawyer with the
youngest child in her thrown upon the forward
cross beam Of the engine and although she scri-
ou-y injured BY the shock the only hurt to the child is
supposed to have been caused by it fall from its mothers
upon the track. AL done. upon the spot that
humanity could dictate and special train sent out
Immediately with surgical aid for the surviving sufferers
later account states that the driver Of the carriage
AIr Briggs, q brother-in law Of Mr.. Sawyer.
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TELEG RAPHIC.
MOVEMENT IN BEHALF OF MR.. BUCHANAN.

at baltimore in considerable numbers.
MOVEMENT IN BEHALF OF MR.. BUCHANAN.
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1852
Movements going on here in behalf of Mr. Bucha-
man, by his friends which bid fair to give him eventually
the nomination at Baltimore Private being
held in sundry of the Capitol with reference to
this point
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poRI o. NEW YORK, NAY ., 49,.