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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-23


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sum- :lua.
The plnna q the Nassa ,t,seIts Institute yas award
ed IFrIirtinn iy Bond =! u.-> "a gt m
b.r iS4- N~IAi 04 the TN great Institutes f
Art IN this rpErry; au the Diploma che Uii1 iu>t
tuts Cincinnati. has been -i,e o. tiz CErEHY PACIO-
by th-r GoyeTnm. in cO.isierat03 0I it, rsor-
binary excecn- aud usefulness in curing aifrton, of
til Luass ami Trnat
Rad tIr siloxe opinion founded the hong expe-
ieuce a. tie el OF the Pert aud City of
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CO .ts to which in th. section. peculiarly hablc
,ii,sk ate q,Il has SET sepg discovered
know how better be for the .SIeiI peg.
Of the Throat and LuDE.
D > bobION' W. d., l. X :
See what II hasdoue On wasted ~sStifution not only
IN the fOtio"ins cases. out tbou'aisi Ei"re
rtNbttE' jan -ith- le9i
Ut ASer: 81 the month Si ''iy AL sSf attacked
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-23
lightning Rods.
hEI1TAGE'S
}lateut H.alnctir Ei1hiuiua RODS.


lla!ent Maanctir Ii3biuiu9 RODS,
and IN this alone This Rod has been examine,
BY the u.os, scientific gentlemen IN the wolI-
Professors NJ Murtrie, Johnson, " slIor and nan,
others rhi, have examined the'n recommend an,
speak OF them IN the highest eIuls OF sppfOoaIioR
aud have pronounced then Che oniy safe rods /,
IN this or any other county tor the p erection
OF Lives and Property. On- advantage is to dive I.
and 'hrow hsca part OF the ei,cric auid harR.l..
20 the clouds IN lime OF stroke ihi- enables tn,
rod to coaJuci that portion 0t fvd ina; belong
10 the earth wnhou, the slightest danger OF lea
wing the conductor. This rod has many other
advantages he old one. Tbs only pl4ce u!
manufacturing IS IN
ZINE 81. 3 d4ors ADORE l:h. Philadelphia.
where all persons respectfully invited To ea'l
and exssi;fe for themselves Far sale Wholesale
or Retail by THO'S ARNIrAGE.
These rods have been purchased and success
fully used by the follow Ing ind, ,ldual co,upa Ie-
and csTpoIsuoDs, whose Dames are cLceriu,ly
submitted:
In os'd NOR PsHcddpiir a. 4 g. Roberts. George
Santznger. Jui.c Bu.vi.r JUICE Conr.I ! Nuf;,,ri
John Homes, {. e ClaUey ). Br,Due- t. Oakley Cori
1nscrsoi, The Bioekiy Aishous, Anderson Iroth-rr,
Erv J. L. Grant !oln Norman, Thos Grover. nAie 4
Downing. }. T. tsr,.r. j " Watson 4. Humphreys J..
Ripley Cos J. Aymau. H. Baris-a } Or-nsilr~. - r.,
per. Mr. sharpless Nr Martin, 5. p,rldey s. r.inki.y
Mr. Dawson Dr. Paul. II. Powers C" J. kineFrBHy,
n. Miii, the lied Bans aot.i. the L. : Arsenal tie
Spring GARDEN C. lnniSsione-S' Hall
Ia tbs N',se q. astc J.rs>y-'ieerre Crispin. Judge
Micah. Judge Dayton. .ohn NetIgan, br Il. NM1rl-,
BEN. Eeterts, Hr. J. DovAin
CJThe only authorized 4 gent for the Ccun'ies
OF CniSn. Juniats III film. Clinton. bvcoHairg
Northumberland, Ncntoz, e .lurnhia. Luzrr,,.. l.
SANIiEL HOOVER.
Hrttefon. Union counfy, Pesn-
Orders and letters Addressed (Post ps,d) 10 At.
Hoover. will be promihly attended 10. tie has
put up nHnber OF these Rode in Union ccaa,y,
some ei which may he seen :s frloWs:
IN UNION CT)'.NTI
Hdrd,y 7p-Mark lialfpenny. Hip Poster. John Haas.
Michael Peters, ssrcs saIth, David SinaR. R.uhcu
Mcneil George k!eckaer- Ise,o BesE1- -Cosrl tIous.
and Commissioners ofie. Lunestas TD-johu Retsr
Egson ?P.-br. Charles Wilson. HaShilgtoa Tp-John
kuntz Simon ksnt. Pa. Zp.Isasc Couldrvn. H.ii.e
Der Io-M!chael nosnian.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-23
HARRISBURG BOOK BIrlDERY.

F. L. UCTIEE If 80, successors to ~ o. EteAot Uicaoi
d Cintine, and Hrclok d BLrres,
DOOK BINDERS, S,ationerS, and Blank
ID Book Manufacturers. HARpIsBURs, Pa.
The subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
the public that they carrying the above tus-
mess. the Old occupied by iiichok barrett
They ftcr Themselves that by careful attention to bus
ness, they will merit and receive continuance Of the
patronage 90 literally enjoyed by the cid FIRMS
Particular attention will be paid 70 the Rulins and
Binding of every description Of BOOKS for Banks,
County urrr-s Merchants and Private iudivduss. and
every variety full half ouRd Blank iaoks, Music,
Newspapers &c, bound in any style required
addition the above they have and Will AZ all times
keen general Of STATIONERY. consisting Of
Letter Cap Drawing. Transfer. Copying, and Boftlng
paper: WATERS ArnoIds Writing Fluid Lead Pencils,
Black Ink Blue Ink, Sealing Wax. Copying Ink. States
and Pencils issr Stamps, in ntia Rubber, afers Red
Tape, Blank Boards, Folders Erasers- nc.
En. Paper rul,d to pattern, and all work warranted
and done very cheapy. f. L. HCT"Ek = CO.
May q, lS52.-ly-
Il j-Books and Pamphlets to be bound may be
left with Editor Of the Lewisburg Chronicle
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-23

CH D,ts oaIt dR4 pr.ssrre IL
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.

AFlNG adopted the Cash principle in m,
L / business. by which avoid the aunusl lis
OF bad debt, aud the expense attending the col
lection of Old accounts am enabled to sell
aud tgtN sell at prices that will SAVE t" my Gus
toners at least - FER CT. on their purchases al
the same time tcGyr,lIA erery Article 70 be pure
as represented and SUPERIOR far the price.
Orders filed IN original packages Is imported
of IA, 20, 30, 40, rs and 1870 gallons each.
rrardie. Of every description. at 81 90 q > eD
O.l Holland and >hlclanI Gin, IS > "
Jam .Iga l,gui ot different ages, ! - = 50
Irish Aui Scotch Whiskcy, I25 20
London Brown stout anl scotch Ale, ! 6. . o.
Ola Madeira. sherry. and Port Wines, IS { GO
CIa-et o. every grade II. c.Ise', . - 10 20
do 90 c.sks, - co 30 On
tllIHli aiEue Of every quality, go u OD
With renerlfr, Siciy, Lisbon and Malaga
Wine in or casks. Also imported Liqueu.e-
Curacus, Maraschino, AIak, Cherry Brandy,
KirSchwater. SC.
Oi Nonongahela and Bourbon NVhiskey from
10 10 years old.
J Every caSk carefully examined before ship
Ping. Goods skipped under personal supervision.
Wines enclosed in double casks, if desired. 10
prevent tapping.
A. II. MCALLt. Importer and Dealer.
3m425 80 Walnut Street. PhiiGG
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-23

T EEDS Of . superior form. for sale st the
IL Chopirls Office, 8 cts siDS's. eos pa Joy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04
ATTENTION, HOUSEKEEPERS
old Furniturc Made New.

UyHE undersigned having had long experience
~ ;..,S &c. Cabi5ei-making Business in Charles
,ovn = q ~, we'll IS an Apprenticeship n Pnladsl
phia respectfully oilers hs ssrvess g s and
Housekeepers Of ne coqny :. NJ M 80 D,sss
Altsr, Repair. t 1870 4, art srticles Of
in any manne. a g ITIyp 81 = a's'''es
- renovating, No matter what may
tha orlr required, he viii attend ioe I Nth
bs .ne zee and fidelity, and his charges vil ~
most reasonable. u, .,n,c;tv nav be made "a
Messrs Leonard sadIsr au.PlIeh X cbaries
= Brown, Wells ,. Havks' : 8 $50 :,
town. s.-,,;,, lis services win please sppl,
Az .y 49, sse..Ilv n CharlesioWn, OF nsquSn -
/ Post Once. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04
OAK GROVE ACADEMY,


ME subscriber has taken charge Of the abov,
= School, siuated At the residence Of MI, W.,
A. C4aTEa, in beautiful and healthy region :
country, where facilities for study cannot be snr
Pssssd. All lhe difefsnt branches OF 4 ihoronel
Mathematical Classical and English edueatior
VIII oe taught The system Of Instruction viii 4,
.he same as ID NJ pufsuedjn the Virginia MiIitaT,
5nsntute Pupils may enter Al any time. but vii
rs considered as engaged for months from ~
ume q eniranees and 10 deduction will Be made
e-eept a. cases o. p.-clracted sickness.
TERMS or INSTRUCTION.
FOR Session Of 10 Inoh hs, from sI5,o sas
oeslas washing, Fuel, Lights, &c. for
sses'01 Of 10 months et00
80. Implications made to the subscriber 81 10
- ~. VA 4. CakrEa af ~. IT, Szephens5urg. will
= promptly attended TOT
N, n. CHRISTIAN. ;.
Is GRAD. Viyg. M l.
EEfERENcEs
Col. p II. sMr1ss Ssp't & Pr IT, ofBiathematics p7r.
sgnid Military hlaltutt Mai. j. T. i. PREsrox Prof
81 Languages 81 Eagii& Lii, do; Maj. 1sII. VIII
LiA,sseN Prof sEineeriag, Drawing ArcEitecture,
do. MAJ. 4: ii 1AcEsoss Prof Nat Philosophy &
Aftii DC; MATS WA. GHHAM, Prof iof Chemistry,
seolqsy, mineralogf & Aevinultufs Capt. r. e Cot
srcxs Prof. q FEe9ch Language, do; Capt. W. d.
6TuAsys Asst Prof 81 liatheina9ics, do.
Carer Hail, Frederick Co.
Ocl94eer T. 16<4--+ff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04
TAYLa0R'S
FALL FASHIONS. 1852.

TNAfLOR, OPPOSITE BARNrMts would in vite &C.
Il peclaf atientton To his Fall Fashions for Tho
ensuing season, which he will introduce on We'd
hesday, September LIST, being confident hat II will
oe round tne most graceful end truly superb INA 4,
ever presented. In commencing the Fall campaipn
ne would return thanksto his numerous friends and
customers for their generous support and bees n
assure them that nothing shall be wanting on his
par % merit continuance ytheis t"e .e
change in our State Constitution, has lnduceo nun
% come before hts customers With new front IN
other words. he has determined to change his man
ner of doing business and Which, he fatters HIM
self, will meet their hearty approval. Per cent
oe inseparable from the credit system, including
losses and collections will by this change he secured
The customer as instead of booking them for the
small sum Of 81 and IS, he will make an apa.e-
ment often per cent. for cash payment; thus ha1
Of superior quality, the material and manuiaelule
alike being of the highest class, and when uheer,
Inc credit system cannot be sold for less than %,
viii NOW nett "a SO; an article of second quality
which in all poiats cannot be surpassed (tae haaong
n,,fnos eff efrtaia dealers 70 The cantfary not'ciA
in iris or any Other rtty fer Tie same prtcc,
80 IA will now nclt 80 Co. thus there VIII DC a
claar abatement of ten per cent and the RUE VIII
he annlied without deviation 20 every article ~ lhe
trade Bepond tsis, is impossible 70 Prcfea& ntofe'
Is absurd ,i.,a ~ IL.
To secure his customers superior alee, ne
osrfsc,ed arrangements by which he imports az hi'
s,v material and has established on his premises
manufacturing department; the whole estaoiisa
mon, being under the immediate supervision o NJ
ann eee and directed by his experience, the SKI
and ,aet Of superior foremauship regulates Inc ae
tails, and thus completes the whole arrangement
i and insures 10 the customer the tallhlui psHoi
nance of every part of the contract an
~ ,ozo e.. Onnosite Barpnm'S ]
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04

The CharlssloWn Female Seminary

MILL be opened again for Boarding and Day
W Scholars on he l51 Of ncrt SIP eau5er, aud
continue is Session until the 18th Of july Pupils
will not BE- received for less time than a Half
Session.
CHARGES.
For Boarding and Tuitfon iDEn-
gish Including all expeBses,) Si65 per session
For Day Scholars, So5 and $50 !" &
Ancient aud Modern Languages, $50 Each
For Music, ! Sl2 per quarter
10 For further Information "a Circular will be
sent ]. ". VIII. JAMS,
aug 70, teo2--K. Principal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04

m A woman has her husbands fortune
IN her power, because she may, Or she may
net, IS she pleases, conform T. his eircun.
stances. This is her first duty, and It ought
e Be her pride. Ne passion for luxury q
display ought Tor moment TO tempt ner q
deyiate in the least degree frsm this line 81
conduct She will find her respeetssiiltJ N
Il Any other course i wrstchedness y
self and inevitably leads ts ruin. Nstains
an be moro miserable than the struggle g
ksep up Appearances. If i could succeed !
veuld cost more than it i worth g =
never can, its failure involves the deePes'
merti6catisn. Seine Of the sublimest e1n.
bitions If human virtue have been preclPl
tated suddenly frsm wealth aae splenaor =
! absolute want
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04
Fail Paper Hangings.

EROM Europe, also from the American ac.o.yi
have inst come to hand, and are now OPEN
ready for wholesale and retail purchasers who cam
NOT fail to be pleased il they win only call and exi
anime the rich Gilt, Fancy and other PAPERs, nne
and common, to be had at
g. s. GR1FFlTH'S OLD STAND,
No. 1872 Bait ST, next to the Patriot Once.
Paper hung in or out OF the city al me sn nor
possible notice. ISept.S :, looe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04
Pc EFT R Y
TIMES CHANCFs


There was child, 4 helpless child
M Ct vain fears and fancies wild.
lhat often wept and scmetimes sn;,.d
~ ~ = mothers breast; X
= meaning stammered out,
ana tottered remblingly about.
It's little he,,,. = s. "i'AOu'
~
There was boy, light-heartad bow.
One whom no troubles could antioTT.
Save some lost sport, or shattered tov
Forgotten ia an hour;
NO dark remembrance troubled him.
NO iatnre fear his path could dim,
Ana hone -. n.
.'ss me lower.
There was youth, an ardent youth.
run OF high promise, courage, truth:
de felt no seattle, he knew no ruth.
Save ioye'ssweet wound alone;
ne tnought but Of two soft blue eyes,
nc sought no gain but beauty 4 prize,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04
sent. .. ls5a-6m. OPposile
Pail CARPETS and Oil Cloths.

HHEAP, New and Beautiful, can be had On ne ns
4 = most accommodating terms, AZ O. 8 GRIF-
EIJHS Carpet Warehouse, where he keeps every
article appertaining to this business Don't mis-
take the number, Il BAtriMoRE STREET, between
Cav ST. and Tripoets alley.
n Is .l,;Yoore Sent 2 1852 "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04
Carpets, oil Cloths, &C.,

no YOU WANT BARGAINS! Iheh $50
ID q. S. GRIFFITH, No. a Baltimore street,
between Gay and Tripolet,'s alley. He has lus.
received, BY importation and from the oest many
tion sales cheap and most splendid assortment q
beautiful Carpets, Oil Cloths and Mattings, Fuf-
nituFe Covers. Mats, Stair Rods, Linen &C.
Baltimdte. Sept. 3 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04

ILWAyS SOMETHING NEW q CHEAP
~ a.G. s. GRIFFITH'S OLD STAND, No.
10 Baltimore Sired, next 70 the Patriot Once
vail UPHOLSTERY GOODS, Of every descriP-
ton, new and beautiful, are now open ior wnole-
sn;s5 - cali Also. on hand and made 70 order,
Wsnis;sn Blinds; Curtains; Feather Beds; Mat
,,sssss. Cotton Waddiug, &C. (Sept 2. 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04
CORRESPONDENCE
CHAp,rs-ou.tl ct. %

CHARLEsrows Oct. a, 1850.
DEAR S1R: AT ueetine6f the Valley Agri.
cultural Society, held o. this day, the under.
signed were appointed Committee 70 thank Won
~ Inc address deliveed BY you upon The occa.
SION o. the Annusl Exhibition Of the Socie,v
which has just pken place, and to reouest Won
20 furnish thep with a copy thereof. We tske
great pleasure, We beg leave to assure Won IN
pe peroraiance OF this duty. The resolution az
me Sossety, which only gave expression 10 he
uniysfs| sentiment of qualification with which
yoa fnesess was greeted, designates it's character
,0 ~ asnef only eloquent and forcibe
- Sts'e Pug as appropriate to the oc.
important document 10 fresent 10 he csrsfni
eonsiderasiol the Ag6tuturalis,s Of The Val.
'ey-uos only for the Practical and condensed
cpefactef q It's views, but for the genuine fer.
tos snd ioEce with which they were urged.
- o"I give utterance to the FEELINGS OF tbe
borrower, when we say, that The inter.
sstwlth which the large and respectable audi
snss oeeele pa listened to your instructive
sPeecn, derived superadded pleasure from The
iact, that our sister State of Northumberland.
soisned Tor It's enterprise in Agriculture, as in
other mployments-fusnished us q fit and bic
representative 10 illustrate its devotion To one of
the most honorable. and useful of Occupations IN
the person OF one OF its most accom- plished farm.
ers and gentlemen.
We trust, sir, it may suit your convenience 10
furnish the Society with copy of your address
for publication
We have the honor to be, most respectfully, your
friends and obedient servants.
JNO. A. THOMSON,
r. >. BLACKBURN, Comm.
JOSEPH F.. ABEL,
Col. w. w. w. Bowie.
CHARLEsTowN, Oct. %, 1852.
GENTLEMEN: Your letter has lust been hand.
60 70 me, presenting vote Of thanks, rendered
oy the Valley Agricultural Society, for the adj
dress delivered BY me this day, and which YOU
are pleased TO style eloquent and forcible," and
requesting copy for publication. Be assured.
gentlemen, that it affords me infinite pleasure
o be made aware through your Committee. thai
ny address to-day has met with the approval Of
he Valley Agricultural Society.
1t i was received in the kindly shirt with
which il was offered, shall feel more than re-.
nunerated for the occasion which allowed mo
ne privilege Of addressing you. And should
ou deem 1t worthy Of publication, ii is at your
ervice.
Believe me, gentlemen, to remain, very ,rulv.
ours, &c. w w W R0wIE
Ohm A THOMSON r. s. BLACKBURN, JosEpu F.
ABEL, Committee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04
WlORTHINGTON G. SNETHEN,

IFASIIINGIOlS, ~ y,
\ CONTINUES 70 practice Law exclusively IN
" the Supreme Court, and 70 attend 10 cases oe-
fore Congress-
The pepattmenls, Bureaus, and Beard OF Commits
~ nrornre Patents fbv Inventions, at home and
abroad, and to obtain Pensions ana Bounty anu
Tocollect Debts, DIVIDENDS, i4cgaeles anu 4 ~ y
heritances in any part Of the U ni'eo o'ases anu -
Foreign Countresy na
To make Investments ot luns " Loan ns a"s
Stocks and on Bond and MortSSse ana 70 nss M
ate the purchase and sale OF Lpans, l-ano aAe
Patent-rights in any State Of the union.
Sentemher 9, 1882.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04
DR.. A.W !. GRAY

1~rrrRs his Professional Services to the Cit
,sns ~ Charlestown and its vicinity. ne
III, he found al his office The one formerly 9ceu-
MAD hy the Rev Mr.. Dultou, (or a. Garter t1oei'
Hunless professionally engaged.
) sentember %. 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04
Frederick Female Seminary,

VIE scholastic Duties Of this Institution, will.
Der n<xt 80 oNs y .ssI'ee"'-
The Board and Tuition. includine fnrn;s,ad
Roots, Light Fuel, Ne 500 per sr;c vss
payable halt-yearly ID afpsnee.
y efcuiafs and 9theH particulars, address,
III WINCHESTER, President,
Aug. y, 1853. 4f,edrgilt C;la Az
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-04
WANTED!
100000 Bushels Of Wheat =!

= Shepherdslown, ii connection win me
PoToMAC MILLS, are prepared and wish 10
purchase the above quantity oil
- wheat, Corn. &c,
vbieh they will pay the highestp price, IN cash,
he markets win afford i ,,;.,r;., .na
They are prepsred @ ireigh. % sne nav he
easrsS an The hest terms. Weare now recsivlng;
md III keep on hand for the accommodation I q
8 ssoss dealing with US, large stock oil fias'ef'
Salt &c. -, ,.se.raa II The Ware
house 10 give the business Promps pSEE sSIDs
Sent. 80. 1864
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-28
Albania and Bosnia .

i've have news of the LIST of April from cara
L,onel Emir Bey and Renzi Effcndi 60 as Govern
Int Commissaries to Ynnina, TO examine into the
+cumstances of quarrel which has taken place
tween the military commander OF the place anu
y ofthe consuls The Semskicr Omer Pacha,
4,xpected with several battalions of foot at Mos
IN tho Herzegovina. He is said to have re-
ested the Senate Of Montenegro to permit his
Dops to march through their territory. into Alba
|. The Montenegrins have not yet given reply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-28

No. fAlo; No. $3.50; No 4 $3.50 ssss Tsy-
saam $40 too-sor the latter kinds there is . very
brisk native demand. The Hebcr for London takes 1919
bales which the export hence to Great Britain
since LIST July Is ~ 100 bales against l71 bales
date in 1851 063 bales 1850 1885 bales In si9 and
17,34S bales in 1S4S
BULMos -Sycee for duty sl42 90 per 100 tael, Gold
pars Wv SsoS per bar of taels IN. c. Mexican
dollars, none Chopped dollars none
hxchAnet mas declined very rapidly and to show the
rate al which sales have been made during the MONTH
adopt the same mode Of quoting last month, our low
est rates being those now current On London at six
months sight o. to d. I'd do with doc umcnts, So
Ia to A. ssd Bank Post bills, 49, l0hd to Is. Cd;
East inds company accepted drafts Bengal Rs $50
Zzo per Sloo Drafts on Canton have remained firm at
par, for ten days sight bills
FREsours-To England f3 for tea and f3 lOs for
SILK AT which rate the Heber ID loaded To New York
50 per 40 cubic feet per Mandarin
THE LATEST HAvRE CIRCULAR.
HAvaE, April l4-6 p. NJ.
. our cotton market has been quiet this morning and
the sSies amount to 300 bales At o'clock we
ceVeu me Niagaras news by telegraph dates New
FORK are 10 10Th March. This evening we received
IRON Liverpool giving sales of 500 bales
anu oov oa,es nave been taken making total of 100
bales this day Prices unchanged but with downward
tendency for the qates Ashes are very bra ana
with 60c. \ If of advance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-28
The Sandwich Islands
TEN DAYS LATER-TERRIFIC ERUPTION OF MAN.
LOA.
From the Alta California March q |

LOA.
From the Alta California March q
Our advices from Honolulu to the 10th March.
he IL ten days later. 1t bears special import
Island of Hawaii of the famous Mamma Loa which, at
the date Of last dispatches was burning tercoly dis
charging streams of lava and filling the air with cnders
and II, hes.
The eruption commenced on the 10th Feb from the
old crater and followed by successive openings in
the sides of the Mount from which gushed torrents OF
lava coursng in streams down the sides of the volcano
and setting fire to the woods in it, progress The spec
tace is described terrfcally grand. Alarm felt
for the safety of the town of lo towards which the
rents Of fire rapidly rolling.
BY advices from Iio to the ID inst says the Poyne-
further learn that the stream of lava had burned
through the woods to within Is miles Of Io, and that 1t
still progressing. The current rapid at
first but it gradually filling up oil the inequalities Of
the ground and il supposed at that date. that IL
would ultimately reach the and discharge itself
where in the bay Of Iiilo.
This eruption is said to the terrific and extern
sve that has taken place on Hawaii within the memory
Of man.
The government organ publishes officially an order in
Council providing for reciprocal duties certain ar-
cles with the United States of North America in which
il is enacted by the King Premier and Chief of the 1a
waiian Islands. that all -four. fish coal lumber slaves
and heading the produce manufacture of the United
States shall be admitted into the kingdom free Of all du
ty provided the of the United States will adj
ducc Of the Hawaiian Islands, into all the ports Of the
United States on the same terms
Our rrespondencc informs that considerable excite
ment was caused in the community Of Honolulu by the
discovery that mail bag made up at this port and sent
by the Game Cock last winter to the Islands had been
broken open by Of the of the g. Co. and
many letters relating TO the expedition which sailed in
that vessel DESTROYED.