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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09

INSTRUCTION IN sPANlsH.-sBNOR J. vINaUT
J. Profess or Of the above Language In the Univoriy
New York viii commence two new oasss for ladies' and
gnomen sepirs ely next Tuesday giving thu lassos
gratis before sry ergssnment be mada T.rns-So for
twenty four lessons apply at No 12 CHAINS street
DHIL0l oGY.-DR. KRAlTsIR WILL Give LESSONS
philelosy, AZ bis room, No. lS stpyvesat fosttuse
$50 Broadway Saturday evenings at o'clock The fret
or tho 18th met. Terms, so cents per lesson
LADY TEACHER wAkTED-ONE WHO rs WE'LL
painting all their branches In tn prominent
female colleges Georsa and In OF th neslthi eos
topa liberal sslary will be given fus qualified.
The best Of reference REQUIRED. Written applications sd
dresssd to j. X. 1913 Broadway vil meet 18th prompt
attenti,n.
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n, GILBERT = co.'s PIANoFoarE wARsRooxs

GIIBEKT u CUS FIANUFVNTE WAKhKUUHS
S3 Broadway corner Of Anthony street second aoor
II a. daily adding to the extensive assortment
Of Instruments In their New 70 they have pianos
with or without the celebrated ecSn to suit purchasers
quaty The peri ry OF their Instruments has long beer
beyond question, and ssto prices 70 urgently IN.
manuctursr In th. Union conaaentiy believing hat from
the peculiar possessed by them thsy are enabled
competition second hand psuos taken In
exchange bouEht for oseh lar assortment Ut second
pianos hand at prfces from S Pianos
Nth without The NOLAN, TO let ebrrtu boudoir or
cattsge pianos for email rooms Princes rts ms'o
decns. ~ low prioes HORACE WATERS soils sgeut
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Murderer Coa vicsed.

PTrTsBUHo )
David Jewell who with two Others assaulted and killed
Samuel Mitchell, in the street. the 6th July,
yioted 10 day of murder In the first degree.
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The Union at Charleston.


OHAkLEsT0N. DEC. r. I0D-
The steemship Union, Captain Adams, arrived here
At 3 o'clock ths Tuesday, afternoon.
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M b. BUTLER, MISUNDERSTANDING ADMIN
1v1 tstrstor's sale.op Thursday DO embr o. a. lex
Ssiseh No 40 Lspoi ard street the effects Of the late
Catherine Arthur deceased cnnstng Of tho stock fix
Aures sad contents Of saloon. Aso. psrlor bed
and kitchen furniture marble tor bureaus wah stsn
sofAs ehsrs, carpe,s croekery bsdopg &C. Also lease
xnd good will Of II premises The lease has thres aud
half ysarrto Locs'in In tho Oity Aso
enc sp' en- did rosewoudp
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MUDICALs

ORGAN s.-TWO ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PARL0R
" organs and I'm church crxans for ssia nv
HENRY EkBkN. 17s Centre street.
DIANO, VIOLIN AND SlNGIN0.-L. MEYER LEAD-
I er at Woods Minstrel Hall. is prepared 10 tach she
sb mpshmepts 70 ladies leu and iles
Can at the Hall, 4 Broadway. frsm ten till
day.
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DERKMproRY SALE oF.pRoPERrY o

DERkMPTORY SALE oFsPRoPERTY ON BEEKNAN
y Md Pearl sbests-Janes N. Min,r will cell on
The eighteenth Of January 5s at the Mereh Ex
eha.se ALI that ~ yssabi piece Of pr pery Beekman
front By hundred feet In depth. as
On Pear street, numbers 25k aad 2, betwee Peck slip
Ald Beehmas streets Sec AID particulars
he Auct;opeer's n q. h q 81 HsiQen
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HIN E AR rs,

New YORK WORLDS rAIR-A LI1HOGHAPHiC
sttist Of wants e. make perfect lth phio
portrait ov tho ords Fair 10 New York Any lady
eman willing " MAXI % this ohrno aur 10 psy 500
Tor such kences may address, with proper 70 r.
a, Herald ofRce
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DANCING ACADEhsI Es.


A CARD -MR. CHAVRUAUD kEPEGTFULLT Ao-
n Quairts Ill pupls and patrons, thn unavoidable
.snEements comre him TO ohsnge tho cas At 10
NhSe street. to Frd afternoons a~ys here
tfter sreluesday and Friday aftern o'c, FIR
adies and Tuesday evenings st7hoo Cd the
psher evening Friday 81 rteenth
Broad south eide Mondays and Frd ysat TX =.
Wednesdas ~ Saturdays at y and 81 sf.eruoon.
Pupils enter at time tAeir only
rom the date they enter ~ cond sores Tbursday
ains, 2Sd inst /, At 20 " hte street.
GLASSES IN DANCING FORMING voR THE Sc
~ oond term; No. COO Broadway Eveni.gs for ladies
and emen; Afternoons or children l1fes All
intend partcip, ,tipg In this PLEASANT
pecttuly solicited to call at the music IA
and inquire the particulars before else where
X. Il 4. H. RUNT0N
nANCING CLAssES FOR GENILESEN.-The new
~ system adopted this for th first Il No.
very sdysutageou, the pupils and adults Of their
trance at time during the season Lessons Mouday
"Wednesday and Thu,dsy eyen'Das General ersctoe OF ali
the dances, wi band OF music, Saturday cvonngs
Ladies' and childrens classes Wednesay roursd aad
Saturday Afternoons. A. DCDWORTH. Big Srosdwav
DRIvATE DANCING ACADEMY. 1877 Fourth
street corner of sisth avenue MR. and sRs. hctaa
LAND forming clsses for the secoad quste Cl
ss for ladies and children Mondsys and Thursd,ys3p
Tuesdsys and Fridays at 6ksp. NJ All tn, ne~ DANCES
guadrilles and every variety Of waianE taught Private
Lessons -as all hours.
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LIQUORS,

kOV kins Il Co.'S and GUINNESS Dubit portsrs, just
LANDED and IN ns order Fer sss In casks Of eight dossn
uorters. 300 Broadway
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pAIhrlNo AMP DRAwiko -NLtE. aorrsNrEIsr

from Paris having canetdsrsbIi exp rsnoe In toaob-
ire, hes comn'pced course of tnstuotion IN those
hnohns foi younp adde's She recsiycs them N@-aSs
Netues avs ued ~ 'egr .. ~ o'cls a tsll.
} nee, Nt Al. a-..t ..-.- ..l-s. - -. .--..
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sonth Carolina LegisIature-Mayor OF Sa
vnnnah.
CaARLrsTo~ Dec 1852
The Commi tee appointed by the House has reported
adversely to the Telegraph bill.
Tw Glover Oierk OF the House, has been elected
Judge vice Evans, the new Senator.
Richard Wayne has been elected Mayor Of Savannah,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


VNBE MECHANIC, EDITED BY O. T. LEONARD,
thoe ll9 Pearl street. Terms So per year. In advance.
Contsbts Of No. second Of present date Erossons
Cali rio krgse its prnoipe Of scti exp,undoi with d.
ssaDe the CRAM and tho old its Of
corr etsd with dasIam. articles which rues are
deductd with disRrams) steam Engine loeomoti
1colsi Gesrig sbnftips Couplings; Puievs &c Cotton
Manufacturing Review u Patents Inventions &C., 60
THE IRISH AME ICAN, OF THts WEEK, CosTAINs,
amns Other interesting items and soieesi ms Of news.
&C. two 'etutu' sp eches det vsreo by thomas FfAucis
keseh 10 New Sork and williamsburg with his rroep ioa
~ Albany. Agents In this oity.-Dexer :others Hal
lck hoss Jon a. and n Madden.
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JoHs YisHHLATT AucTIoNEER-THIs DAY,
q Jhursi December 9th at half 10 o'clock at
J. Fisb bAtts Gales No. 20 north llism and
NO. 22S william streets, large lot If furniture jew
olxy mrIos seventy Of 90 90 genuine
oegari VregAS pepper 30. Sale without
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John W. SoMERINDYKE, AUcrIONEER-sTORE,
No II Spruce street-To,s and Fancy Goods--On Fri
eay, Ito mrrrow,l at the sucti half 10
osisss arye and el.gsnt sortmsat Of toys and fancy
goods packed mipature china sets china stands
dogs; dressed and updressed dos very boauti ul.
Also lot Of staple dry goods shssngs yards and
half wds shirtDgs table cloths blanket ticki gs Eo
WILLIAM r. BOYD, Salesman.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CRysTAL PALAeE;-AssocfsTIos FOE TIE Ex
S,o.sn S0n Of the Industry n Alt N,so'1 0mss Ec aS
I y 's e. I ss.a, sn sae 4
Sss"sgs a. and 81. an weekly .ap 70 ,.
hibition which this Association Ia preparing to spea next
cd in such 70 mark the hish point In ths
Tho viii the Prlysss priasinx the IL
IN ss s q rns
The association oan Reasonably naora ID rrrvv ...
MARRINEIiE..ss - LobeE. NO. 2s I; Q: or,1ras MEM;
the frneral Of ts decese worthy brother John aro
sa the I'ssf os sa
n U. A.-THE MEMBERS OF oNsIDA cuAPTER
~. No 49, o. w. A. are request to be Puuotus,n their
-
ss on the tho s
k'mbsr' Of the order are STsf t. TSIs Th
HOWELL vAL.C Of the 9
r ONE srAR.-TnE MEMBERS or TIE ORDER OF
II Kmpie Div.on No l. are hereby otide to attend
their a. o.. q.
presented. Hy order of the Preside At
JAMES y. BE1nE aiNGrON. Reo Secretary.
EoRBxs AssocIA7IoN.-rHe MEMBERS or Tsis
.s Sss'ss nostnsS % NJ o @sis ,f pfssSs
anti abo. meet for business a. the sane place on
Thursday evening 'As Saosss 20 T1RRAx
JANIS NoLoyE. Orderly. !
7 N TIERS. ORDERS. PARCELS, SPECIE, &C. RE-
i1T IN Gss WELLS WELL ins r
THE PUBLIC cARMENs UNITED BENEFICIAL
and Pro,ee.i,e soc iva mse'ing Of This society will
on sss tGi ss n - sons
to BE p1nitG in shHi. sssepdanSe md .m shEe
for h h and
other gentlemen will address The meeting BY order
P McCAnE. Secretary.
AN ATTORNEY AND CoUNs ELLoR, RECENTLY
"A from stern city with practical business
and extensively acquainted the hssssPp valley desires
n bqsnsss this cy. References given. Address II.
a., Post ofhce
MONOGRAM APPEAL TO THE CITIZENS or NEW
~ York and the public seneyalv.-The First Colored
ing in First street. between tho Bowery the Second
avenue, have no permanent raoe Of their but
near tse Bowery frmsry owned and oesnpi,d by Cen.
gresstiona Church or soesy Ths building cG 70
and having to raise the sum o thirty hundred dollars
be secured into the hands Of tho raised
among ourselves within four weeks ave hundred dol
but berg poor and unable to raise the whole
peal the oitsens Of New York and to Ch 3
ssn sh' ard
and aourbas sund,y school attached 70 tho society
The rustees Of the above church have solicited and OBJ
tnr cd the If the following gentlemen ored
bity to the above statement unto whom reference
Mr Isaac G: Taylor. No. 8 avenue D.
Mr. William J Bsrher, 373 sixth street.
Mr.. r. r. Hibhard, ll2 John street.
Mr. Solass Third ave .us. o ''''n' street.
Trustees. Residences.
ias ssasm s.svr II II asssn abessgss street ss
Ss.,T Ss.,y q,
All editors friendly ples,c COPY.
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lNATCUES. JEwELkY, &C, 1T NO oS FULTON
street F Lock, could onll the a.tension ~ the
public TO his and sple did rebuilt
No % Foen street His Ions in the and
iewery ther with the Of his
Mr. Lockwood in the selling epsrtmen, will he is
bdent insrre hs patrons prompt and satisfactory
on to thing In hi, line In his
nay be found general variety q watches je Try aud
silver Of she latest aud approved ion.
n. B-watches jewelry, and silver ~erf mate aad
paired at the shortest notice. r. LOCKWOOD.
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Joseph HEGEMaN, AuCrIONIER, WILL SELL AT
- public auction Thursday. Dec 9Th ut o'clock NJ,
On the PREMISE Montague plsce Court street.
Broeklyu the building kuo the Bee Hive lit Is 80
feet front BY about "a feet Deep he interior being enclosed
With sased sashes also 800 feet timber 1856 plank and
to'st, with large awning osavas covering the
sntsricr and circular 6x'ure with IL lights
The whae to he sold far cash and .he building and
tents to be removed Immediately.
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DOUBLE SH EFT.
SALEs AT AUCTION.

5s..ss.' F. rsss ..: s.sn 10 " & The
s sSs v.ss s i:S S q * al kinds g. PAD
III M .
q Tf1 sshs. s
'sH sisssy writ
COTTON At ATC
.ss and ann S s1Sf vs,o"s I"S kinds
s'.SH s'. md rc% cur ss Of ;s e. s
Sss &
70 close an estate viii be sold b, suction. At the
S..aar crCsSy . street New YGSt On sn, :h osss%ssr
Sand.oms bay carriage horses ri and rsu.e is sths!
s1 III
i've and the can Be viewed and examined a. any
<GRoCERIEs AUCTION. .sFGAss, &c.-vRIpAY,
Deeember 10 z. half past ten o'el st a. No 81 Dsy
srounc seaae ad.msns,ns candles ground pap
.ss large i'm
S''''' ''S'-'' WELT wSLHiSGyox CARTER Auosioneers
HEEsy Il. LEEDS, AUqTlosEss. VIII SELL At
u collection I'll: RI ~ e ~ street ssi
nj il ssS sls s. j. g. s:il'ssisa sai !:
. Wilson wi.m. %sKsnsis I csscs. crons % srassd, sSI
S4 ss :S .h se sdif sa and
S.d.r Bath Bslsh1m B.nonsr her, Es' ana akiS.sayss
= The Sodsrn p.sssrs ass ":a'f
1~s Ss aud pa
E.:s Isssr. received isedon rhI. ,esndId col
T.dsy
net the baanse Francis in
a. Roux Poosos and others CON iss
ns in psf Of book carved wsnas .asGns
and :ds tables. marble top wood hsd"sss No 6u-
M ~ .siss
French plate mirrors oval m.nse ,i TO sold With
san.s s@sSis With % su
ns and md sss ,as plain I9"
samples, and are worthy Of inspection.
TosEPu HEeEMaN. AucrIoNlEa, WILL SELL AT
On p% in MSnse psS s.o S'h nss cour street
1...liy: II. Sudjn iao sas Bee. 4ys .isisS Sj
MN sa.sa s.sSs. also 100 feet saSss is5 pssE and
~ss ssiiis sa'
tents to be removed Immediately.
s,sSsa soMEE,SDTK.
az to n.rrowl o. the suoti room At half past 10
s:sss pssfsd .s.s china iss..sad
1Sss; dressed and undessed dolls mo beauti ui
half wide: shirtDg table cloths blankets. tekigs &o
WILLIAM T. BOYD, Salesman.
JoHss YIsHnLArr; AAgcTIoSEER-rMIs DAY.
q Jhurs December 9th. at half past 10 o'clock at
Fish6.tts new Gales rooms. No 20 north W lism and
No. ZS william streete large let IF urniturs jew
elry mirrors seventy of 90 90 genuine
segsri. regAr pepper sauce so. Sale without
DERkMPTOBY SALE oFEPROPERTY ON BEEKNAN
y Md Pearl sbests-Janes N. Mn,r will cell
Nhe eighteenth Of January 15s at the Merchants Ex
chasee, ali that valuable piece OF perry Beekman
street numb. r. 23 IS AID ~ oontsinng nine feet
front By one hundred feet In DEPTH a the
Pear street. numbers 295k 81, betweei Peck slip
Ald Beekmak streets Sec other particulars At
tAs Auctiopeer's, o 81 Maiden IAls
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T'HE PUBLIC CARMEN'S UNITED BENEFICIAL
and Protective Socit ling Of this aety will
be held Friday evening the 10Th inst At Moutg may
Ball No 10 Prince street. All the members requested
to be punetual in their attendance al those
wishing to join invited will called
for the adopting the and
Ing the body Mr. John MoGrath Dauiel g. Taylor asd
other gen tlemen will address the meeting. BY order
JAMES SHARKEY, Chairman.
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An ATTORNEY AND COUN ELLOR, RECENTLY
from stern city with practical business kDowle
and extensively acquainted the Mississippi valley desires
connection witt able firm, ae established
ln business in this oty. References given. Address
H., Post Office
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LrORBkS ASyOCIATION.-THE MEMBERS OF THiS
associatio hereby notified 10 to7 parade At
Central all - ocloek Frday moroins. IOh in
ssn allo meet for business ~ the same place ON
Thursday evening" the Och in.tset.
THOMAS FARRAN, C ,mmaudant.
JAMEa NuLOuE. CrderI.
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7 N TIERS. ORDERS. PARCELS, SPECIE, &C. RE
IL cet ed for the Baltic, ts sail the llsh by
LIvIEGsTON, WELLS & CO., "a Broad way.
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- ICH AND USEFUL PRESENTs-A q. BACAEY L.
~ Co., manufac so 1T the attention OF the trade
md the public generally their stock tof
tare Of gold gold and silver p ncis pen
In less variety of pattern and ge.her
with celebrated extension sot and silver with
and Gill; and for leads, who for Of
workmanship. principle Of construction and Durability
eclipse thing OF se kind previously exhibited
pateL and warranted We would also call
wen TO gold viii need proof Of their
superiority tine
attempts NJ imitation Nos z7 (Irvps Housed Broadway
nd l2 Maiden lane.
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r ONE sTAR.-TnE MEMBERS or TIE ORDER OF
- kmpie Divon N %. are hereby otiGe' to attend
ne .ipg Of the Division On friday ing next (Dcc 0
At their at half ool ok Punotusl attendance
10 Psrtc ulry required business Of Importance will
prcsentea Ry order OF the Prosideat At.
JAMES u. bE1HERlnGrUN, REQ. Secretary,
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NJ HoBSON (LAST TEN YEARS CAsHIEa OF
~. Pl.ners Bsnk), 'sl.y Whel.ss.-HOBsON g.
MHELESS Bsns, RS nas'vile. Tennessee, do 70 eral
baAh business an give part ou,r alto ii otos
In ell Of the United States, and remit prem
mos favorable terms Re enoes:J Morrison Cash er
Hevett, Lees o., New York; W Clark Co., uerrgo
PLiler Cashier, Drcxe Col Bulli't Fairthorno Phis
deiphis j. W. Clark Co.. Boston; Joei sh Lee Co sam
Harris sons Baltimote blls Morton. iuonnat Psgo
u Bacon St. Louis He witt Norton s. Co., q. Cru8at,
Caehier, Ne n Orleans.
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DICH FANCY GOODS, CHINA AND PARIiN
~ figures, Ses at auction. by " ssirley Tns day,
(Ihursday,) st l01S o'clock at the sto No 70 William
ct Cedsr street 500 lots suitable dlers
families, and worthy their attention Goods tree
rms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20
Foreign News by the America.

II !
In our telegraphic summary Of the by the Amer
ca we have announced that trade question had
been definitely settled .aei f9H 9SA Y9&sa
In the House Of Lords on the 25n, in reply r. Lord
Wharnclife. the Earl Of Mamesbury stated With refer
encs to the North American fisheries that Mr. Websters
letter neither from the Government placing new
construction the Treasury order the hs
cries the Of improper Language In tho nego
tation He did not what the Of the letter
being written unless resulted from which
to the American at time Of the
Presidential election. He must refuse to produce the
papers, present peculiar state of the negoattOn
but be assured the House that the most friendly sprit
ception Of that one letter every thing tended mos
satisfactory conclusion He would produce the papers
soon as possible Z The House then adjourned.
Strong opposition making BY the shipping interest
against the grant Of charter to the new Liverpool and
London Trans Atlantic Screw Steamship Compsnyg
dpputaton Shields, Sunderland LIVERPOOL. Glasgow
Leh other ports have demonstrated with the Board
Of Trade The depntaton comprised members o.
Parliament with others; among them Messrs Brown,
| Shipley s. Co. aud Mr.. Cunard.
Ii the suit brought against the steamship Arctic for
coming in collision with the steam-tug Mona damages TO
tho E390 had been awarded against the
Richard Brougham Bingham late Secretary to the Le,
CATION at Naples is appointed British Consul
to Venezuela, and Judge y, L. Newman Consul In II
| IBERIA.
Rule has been granted for trial in the case Of
| Achil Us Newman. s'1 ~ 35T5 se9F
The arrivals Of gold from Australia are immense. The
ship Eagle arrived from Port tbs extraor
dinay passage Of seventy with ounces q
gold. The ship Maitland from sydney with l4Ovo Ine
Sapphire with 5000 and the Phan with 2SO00 ounces
| The total value is nearly f100O!0 !000 sterling.
| The Committee of Turkish b0nds-hoders in London
have resolved Turkish Government Is bound for
loan and that steps be taken to enforce tn.
bond holders claims. In the House Of Commons Lord
Stanley stated that the Committee had no doubt the
| ter would be satisfactorily arranged. ojN'i
FRANCE. s9l g
The for the Empire east the 2lst and 22d
November Both public and private accounts agree tha
the ceremony conducted decorously but without
show Of enthusiasm From the pains taken to bring ul
the voters the returns will exhibit large majority
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20

NEW MusEuM--Barnum, they say, has bought the pro-
perty the Of Broadway and Spring street. New
York for the purpose Of erecting new museum greater
in every respect than his present establishment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20

New Liquor LAVA bill is before the Legislature
of Newampsbre to authorize the granting Of license to
sell wines and other kinds of sprtuous liquors under
4, ,in strict
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20

The Charleston Mercury announces the death Of Mr.
Robert Martin, en- old and highly respected citizen o
that place. ~ .salt s. 5.s.- e q ria =gs. ~ is.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20

MORTALITY ClriEs.During the week ending with
Monday the eth inst there were 325 deaths In
It's in Philadelphia 81 in Baltimore, and 81 in Boston.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20

Lieuon sErzuREA large quantity of liquor was seized
under the Maine hqbr law at Nantucket Mass on the
10th inst 1t was supposed that would all be conhcate
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20

Orr WITH THEIR HEAps-The Virginia Legislature, in
eecting State ers recently brought the heads OF
whig incumbent to the block. gfgI .is 'a5l s se
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20

STABLE BuRNEp.-A stable on the race track at Mont
gomefy Alabama, burned ON the night of the 10th
1t contained fifteen horses four of which were so badly
burned that they died after being taken out.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20

Mr. Augustus schel, who.was brutay assaulted and
beaten by rufans meeting Of the Democratic Gene
raj Committee at Tammany Hall, NewYork has died o
his injuries. sll.--..,s[T.3..s ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20

sEsrEscEsTwo Of the scoundrels engaged in the
rape of young lady Staunton, Va recently, have
been sentenced-ope named Mallory to twenty
dnement in the penitentiary and another named McTi
ger to seventeen years ~ g
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20

W,sooSs,s-The Electoral College Of Wisconsin met on
the st ns after voting for General Pierce f Pres
dent adjourned till the next day. in consequence Of
the reception Of the unfounded report of the death of the
President elect, !
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+ ASTRONOMICAL DIscovERys-The new monster telescope
Of Rev Mr. Craig in England has revealed the fact that
what was supposed be Saturns rings not rings al
a but in reality arches of the most perfect geometrca
formation. i@ '~Stt7 = 59Fl- -sl5
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Madame sontag has arrived in Baltimore. Extensiv
preparations being made to give her grand sere
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John Anderson one the Oldest citzensof Cincinnati
died Saturday the 4th inst He was born In Ireland
in January 175l fought in the Irish rebellion landed IN
Cincinnati in 1900 and at the time Of his death was nearly
lO2 years of age. "a, y,5rl ,sg- Al4 cfs 49, T. .,l
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Mn. WEpsrER-There has been some talk about Con-
gressonal obsrques Mr.. Webster. but the Massnchu-
sets delegation will yield it is said to the precedent in
Mr. Legares case who died in 1s4s as Attorney General
and acting Secretary of State His death was not noticed
by Congress- and accordingly Mr. Websters will not be-
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ship Middlesex, which arrived at New
York on the 9th inst from Liverpool brought 800 mm
grants
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To the Ladies.

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