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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-28
Theatrical and Musical.

BowrRY THEATRF.-rhe grand romantic spectacle
styled One O'Clock which Is witnessed every evening
with enthusiasm will commence the entertainments
The scenery Of this piece is very beautiful The
Guiding feature will be the drama entitled The
board Fin with Mir Eddy and other leading actors in
the various characters
BGoApwAY THEArnr-Mr and Mrs Williams are
playing very successful engagement The performance
announced fer this evening cannot fail draw large
house The Irish drama CT "shaudy Mcguire . the
Yankee comedy of lite the Custom Of the Country
and the comic drama OF Barney O'Toole with MIR and
Mrs Williams in the leading characters
HlrLo's GARDEN The petite comedy Of /" Three
Weeks after Marriage commences the entertainments
Miss Fitzpatrick ~ Lady Racket. and Mr. Whsateigh
and Mr. and Mrs. Sloan In the other parts. A grand
advertisement will follow and the raiumepts will
conclude with the comic ballet called the stormy
Night IN which all the ballet trorpe viii appear
BURROWS rHEAlhE. TT favorte resort continues
successful az ever This evening the entertainments will
conmepce WITH the comedy called Begone Dull Care .
vita many OF Burtens excellent company in the cast
pr burton appears as Old Revel Fisher as Young Reve
and Dyott as Ryland. The amusements close With the
farce Of the Mountain Maid"
EA1osAL THEATRr.--Purdy IL as active ever His
theatre Is crowded nightly. To night Eva the Irish
P.inceesn commences the entertainments, Mr. W. G..
Jones In the character Of Cathuln and Mrs Nichols
Eva Messrs Cony aud Taylor will next appear in the
extravaganza OF the CoDinror Snowman. aud Monkey
ind all will conclude with the Robber Monk
WAiIAoK,s THEATfE The beautiful comedy Of Much
ADO About Nothing with Mr.. Walack Beaedck, a
character which be sustains with admirable ability and
the other characters will he filed by Nessrs Blake Les
ter, Wacot Ree Miss Laura Keene, Mrs Hale and Mrs
Stevens The amusemens close with the farce Of Ills
Last Legs.p
AMERICAN MusErM-rhe entertainments for the after.
noor are very attractive and those for the evening
sist Of the Orphans Dream Resides these attractions
the vsiters baye the privilege Of viewing the various Gu
tositiss with which the Museum abounds Es-2
WHITES NhRETfFsIlis Place Of Amusement IL visited
by persons ho fond OF variety The entertainments
Tor this evening CONSIST OF the Wandering MI nstre =
the snusiDE piece Of tie +" Tood.es" and the drama
called PADDY M,ies Boy with Uhanfrsu and other
Comedians Of celebrity Ia the csse
CRMsTys orERA Hou,F j. nightly viqitei by large audi.
ences ast the amusement are o. such light and plea
iva NQtfy sfaI
iae programme for this evening
Wo0D'a MosTbELs very popular. md are doing
well The negro melodies instrunenfsl perforns nee
and other features such always dtv cud cheers
from the audience
hiNsTtELsy-We are requested 70 stats that band,
performing In New LouGon and calling themselves
Woods Minstre!sn have connection with the com.
psny Of that nnme under the direction OF MI Wood.
IN Broslpay
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HAVANA AND New ORLeANs-Steamship Crescent City
Mrs John sdel Mrs Thomas Slidde three children and
two servants Mr. Montgomery Mr. Montgomery Mt Pack
word A Chamberain and friend Mr. Knox Walker an1
family Upton and lady Miss Smith, Mrs Peppsrd,
M b Grief and lady Maxwell lady and son, Mrs ~
Arthur and children Miss Arthur Mrs Lumsisn, ohA
and nurse Mr. Agstin Mrs Burbauk two Children ana
Mr. Josephs and lady; Mr. Whteman Mr 0srwood, Mr. y
STEM Mrs Martini children and fervan Mrs Brigham Miss
son, Mrs Crane and two children, IL Howard, tive
children and servant Mrs Catherine Fenay Mr. Fiott MAS
Fleury Jolly, Messs Debrnay, Diguet Menahand Graats
Monclar March, Esembaux, Peri MINI, Theodore Ceru
soii and Gaicha Mde Cecile, Madame Diguet, Madame
Dare, Madame Claa Madame Debrinay Madame Darmont,
all Of the French Opera Troupe Of New ofeans6s In the
steerage.
CHkRLFsroN-steamship southerner-Col 7 Hsyne
and lady DR. Nlehols Jas Lee. ID Taylor, Marsh,
Law renee Sherwin Mrs Johnston, Miss Johnston. M
Converse lady and children, Miss Converse, Saxon
and lady Mr. Spear and uady Mrs Spear Mrs Bidwel Mr.
De Hone lady, nurse and children, Mr. Hayward, Miss
Traper aud sister, N Gouldng, VIM Menwaring, w
ard, l. w Crabtreo j. srnwol, VIM Syer Mr. Clarke,
w Harrison Cone, Miss Cone Miss Hoover A Tuder,
J Newell, II Lowndes, j Waterman w Harris, A ID
Gordon, r. Colt Warner, J Tomlinson and lady,
uooker, Robinson, Ferry and servant. Miss WAL
ton, ID johnson, Sbeton MIRA w Fitch Mss Psok,
White, Guy, lady, children and servant, Chap
fGWatkinson, N Inloss, Mallory, T0wnae nd
family, Il Hotchhias W Green-S7 in the stserago.
NoRro1K, PrrrRsnuRe Avn RrcsMoND-Stesmer City
OF Rchmond-Wm Dies. Miss Cohen, wrs II Cohen and
children, Brown, Ihas Wheelook. Winchester, u Will
on, Buas VIM Gib0oas, Bssseoyl1in the ssosrAxe.
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Died.
On Monday October 25 after short and severe illness


On Monday October 25 after short and severe illness
HuGH GLLES, in the 3Sth year Of his age.
His mains will be taken to the New York Bay Oeme-
terry for ntsrmsnt from his late residence No 81 Wall
street, this afternoon, at two O'Clock Ills friends
and those Of the family invited to attend hi, fu
neral
On Wednesday, October 81 after short and severe ILL
ness, PETER K. BRAsrow, Assistant Alderman Of the
Nineteenth ward, aged AZ years.
The friends and relatives of the deceased parcu
larry requested to be present at his funeral
meInpg at half past six O'Clock The Common Council
and Heads Of Departments are likewise requested to be
in attendance The funeral will form his late residence
In Forty first street between Fourth and Lexington
On Wednesday, October q, MARY ELIZABETH. eldest
daughter Of John T. and Henrietta c. Moat in the 10th
year Of her age.
The friends and relatives of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at
o'clock precisely, from No $40 Broadway without fur
On Wednesday morning. October 81 ROBERT son Of
James and Sarah Jane Pattison aged years. 10 months
and days.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral, this afternoon, at
o'clock from mis- fathers residence No IA Hubert street
His remains will be taken to Greenwood for in ternent
On We dnesday October 81 JESSETTE daughter of John
ard Mary Ann Hughes, aged 10 months and q days
The friends and acquanances Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this afternoon a. two
o'clock. from No "a University place.
On Wednesday, October 81 Louisa eldest daughter
OF T. G. stoppenhagen, aged years, months and "a
The friends and acquaintauces of the family are re-
spectfuy invited to attend her funeral this afternoon
at two O'Clock from No 345 Second avenue, corner of
Twenty. second street without further invitation Her
remains will be taken to Gree nwood Cemetery for inter-
ment.
Her friends and acquaintance and those of her
Peter Peck respectfully invited to attend her funeral
tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock, from the residence
of her Peter Peck, No 10 Essex street Also the
members of Enterprise Lodge No SO, /. 0. of0. +.
On Wednesday, October 81 suddenly, RonERr EDWARD,
son Of Berj A Mumford aged years and months
His remains will be taken to Catskill Service at No.
90 West Fourteenth street. tomorrow afternoon at half
past two o'clock.
On Wednesday, October p, Of consumption, Rev
HENRY BELDEN of Port Chester in the 6Sth year of his
age
His friends and relatives respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral this afternoon at two O'clock at Port
Chester.
At Philadelphia Monday, October 25 at his resi-.
dence Waynesborough Farm Chester county in the SD
year Of his age Isaac WAYNE, only son OF Major Cen An
thony Wayne.
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Affairs I'm England

TIE PROPOSED MEETING OF PARLIAMENT-MovT-
MEST FOE THE EXTENSION OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ING-ANoTHEB TRIUMPH FOR THE AMERICA, ETC
The Court had returned to London and cabine
council held the 18th inst for the purpose OF
pointing day for the meeting Of Parliament.
rumor has crtpt into circulation that the govern.
about to make movement in favor Of extend
ing the frsnohisehe plan proposed being TO impose an
income tax on all wages above 81 per week and con
fer votes on the payers q the tax.
1t also stated that strong organization in the nc
Parliament win press the introduction fthe ballot We
give these rumors in the absence Of more definite news
The yacht America figures largely in the news Of this
week On Tuesday the 18th she connected with the
SWEDISH yacht Sverige and defeated her by fully twenty
minutes the course being round the NAB Light Isle 81
wight but owing 10 fog and light winds The race was
not exciting WV "@s
Lord De Blaqueres challenge hAd been aees,tas q.
600 by j. l. Cfsgie Eco with the yacht yolents, 49,
for E1(0C, by j. Mackintosh, with the ,-on vacbt Mt
owned The races 70 be from Firth on the Thames ~
the More and back, and 70 come OF when the weather
suitable.
The Earl Of Carlisle has written preface 20 urpc,e
in the London Times
LORD Combermere has been nominated Constable Of the
Tower o. London. vice the late Duke Of Wellington
meeting Of iron masters was held nj Northampton
tn he 18th nj which the recent rise In prices MP
proves although {, stated that the manufacturers
Use = Thy had mostly contracts hand AZ the old quo
tttio- circular letter issued by Liverpool house =
tRe tfe&e taket contrary view and against tho
rfekest N epiatcn thst Il lerring up the ngureclerss
r. msf 0suts ofce md other pers0ns wi h0ut capital
t tann ia heia @ss quantities o. Iron scdp FROM
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[PEn STEAMSHIP WAsxrseToN.l

ARDRossAN, Oct 8-Sld Majestic Trask. Boston,
rs Bs s a s. Bsne dssss 90
Pas aass
ina Noroans; Sotk Joyen Monte Marsai, Charleston;
BsIsroI Oct ii1sld from PHI, Salisbury Hale, NYork;
BoR5EAgx, Oct S"Arr Robert Welsh Keller Orleans.
In port ldg Peseatore Bourbon San Francisco; Paas
Sid from Roy iss Hsseppa B.ohe. Philadelphia psns
CRoNsrAi r. Oct sid Chioora Holm, Boston.
CADIz Oct Arr Azof, Chapman, and Lso, Mlder New
DEAL, Oct lo-Arr Edmund from Bremen and proceeded
for London Hing London and sid for
Put in 9TH Dutch ship Losohsn from Amsterdam for Now
ELsISoRT Oct Geld Fortuns Xlsgin Cor Large) NYork
csA1EssND Oct iosd willing Bss.rsm San Francisco.
GAyaa et eiiiis S'i lines S3oI sid 7h
s ssse . Mo5esRs sh Dyer do
Higgins
os. 1o7ArT Gypsy Queen Charles aries
ley Continent, Drummond and Constitution. Briston.
Persian Barton ApsachiOoia Clarence Harvey castine;
"a on Glare allen, Yarmouth. Mass windsr|Grs
ss Syssl; Billy gssassa cassis:seS sns "','' ma
ehool.; HoSshson posns, SYork; .', ''s'.'' -
syes Appebohrn. NYorl Jas Titcomb. Mailing, Calcutta
En- out sth ISggas Rogers san na
Cravesend llth); Charles, Drew, San Francisco
MARsEILLEs Oct Arr j Cohen MGunie, New Orleans.
Cid It'll, Mehemet Ali Arnie, San Francisco.
FALMOUTH Oct l0Arr off and landing passengers, Con-
necticut, Williams, from st John, NIB for London
RAMsGATE, Oct 9-sld Cosmopolite Forsyth, San Fran
Cisco.
ALTERATION, Oct 9-oa Thursday last vessel came on
shore here with the Of Mobile Of Bath in white
letters upon it, alec three beams pieces Of large mabs
two pieces Of two studding sail booms and part
And at lansant.rad large piece OF vessels side came
up Wednesday last with yellow metal it.
The Noble lost 2th ult the coast Of Ireland
her from Liverpool TO New Orleans as previously
published.
Bremen, Oct 6-The Gustav Won Santen, hence for
Orleans has put back with pumps choked
CARDIGAN, Oct T-Fragments of wreck washed on
shore Craigrhadiarn Aberporth. The mainbsam
shows the have been Of considerable
parety American built The lid Of chest which has been
washed bears the following address, the writing
partially unintelligble" s. Ta New Orleans passenger
per LIME fur packet Hull Hamburg No. IL, 1882 Pro-
badly portions of the ship Mobile.
NEWPORT Pem), Oct l0For the last fortnight We have
had succession norherly winds and stormy weather.
small boat about twelve feet long clnker built
black outside yellow ntde above the ihwart damaged
picked up Fishgu Bay. the Sth inst passen
ger PITY chest, much damaged, length feet inches
breadth fost 10 inches depth feet inches; three
gsheads mars ed the head Superior Soda
Liverpool O0" and egboat about 10 feet long fest wd
painted whts inside and black outside
with brass rowlccks much damaged Fched in this
haxn 1a
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Brig Elsira Hunt charistea IL days. With lumber. 70
Ay.es mate Of n. brig Creole lately lost the Break
Bris DANIEL Wsia. Brsyn. ch..rya.ld. IA day.
Sci; js a;. j:s.:ss: s.,.ss. II day. With
Sh fs. It. 4 s
s for, 'I Il. assa with s:, NTH the Of
sehr Cataract, Hulss, Wilmington Nc days. with naval
sehr Ann Maria, conokliu. Newborn. NC days. with
sehr Frances, Robinson Newbern. NC. days. with ma
IS so isr. ashland Rurch. Norfolk 4 days.
schr james MKee Leaning, Baltimore, days bound to
schr Rough and Ready Matthews, Philadelphia for East
sshr Bay State. Clark, Philadelphia days. bound TO
schr HYDE Bailey Philadelphia, days. bound to
sebr sopervle. Chase, Philadelphi.fcr Boston;
sehr Detroit, Remmett, Boston days bound to Albany
s sssr fS css Boston . Albany
scir Molcot, Beers Boston days
schr Victor Chase, Boston, days,
schr Atlantic, NIoksrs0n. salem 8 days
sem tsIasfsa' Az, h Hisss'Fs
rs ssy
ss$r william, wixs s,I New BEDFORD 20 days
sRT f,ss SsH
Schr Forester, Fletcher, Saoo Me, 4 days
Schr Governor, Watson, Maohiasport, 6 days.
Schr May Flower, Robi son, Machias, 10 days.
Schr Adelaide, Haskell, Ellsworth, 10 days.
Schr Sarah Smith. Pratt. Belfast, Ne, days
Schr Joseph Baker Ames, Rockland, 8 days. Tho B
shipped which carried all the deck load galley
stove cabin ndows and filed the cabin with water.
Sohr Henry Franklin Smith, Rockland, days.
Scfr Silas Wright. johnson, Rockland, days.
Schr Lucy Ames Ames. Rookland. days.
Slot p Free Trade, Baker, New Haven, day.
SAILED,
Steamships Crescent City, Davenport Havana and New
Orleans; Souherner Foster, Charleston; ship Shannon
Thompson, Liverpool.
Wind at SUNRISE and during the day Sc.
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Our Annapolis Correspondence.

ANNAPoLls Oct ~ L55Z,
.sr,rai Of The MsSissrTTfe De1tS Of Mr. Webster, &C.
The stssmship Mississippi announced her arrival Ia
the Annapolis roads by firing salute which was returned
from the Naval School
The Secretary Of the Navy has postponed his visit to
this city In consequence Of the death Of Mr. Webster
TIE flags Of the State House Naval School and other
public Institutions at half mast In honor OF the me-
u DRY Of Daniel Webster
The Circuit Court Anne Arundel county IN session
A Of murder committed by negro man. near
West river, upon white msn will be- tried
a meeting Of the wings takes place 10 day Gov Pratt
Col Sellers and II. w Davis are 20 speak
TIE Court Of Appeals adjourned to-day In honor OF ths
memory u Mr Webster
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France.
LouIsNAPoLH0N's sPBEcHKs-TfrLEs or NOBILITY
SPECULATIVE MANIA, ETC.
The accounts Louis Napoeons receptions in the Pro-
vinces are still dazzling. His speech at Bordeaux had
been pacarded in Paris and was to be posted in all the
81 900 communes Of France
Titles OF high nobility for NM. Persigny, Moruey
Fould, DE Roche and Others and measure OF general
amnesty are looked for the first acts of the new Emps
ror's reign.
speculative mania has broken out on the Paris
Bourse-the demand being confined TO particular des-
cnption OF tiles, but running over all
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Passengers NV the yianayr,

'Sn Abbott Lawrence, lady Mites Lawrence and maid
ere tnd Ntsg Heath, Mr. and Miss buckingham, Mr. and
Pss@r w MT and Mrs pattcn sud elild Mr. aud Mrs
~ AZ Mrf ana Misc WI, Mr and MrG D0nerty, Mira
az . Ars Lles Mrs Holmes, Mira Brown and children
~ i.lleI MS e Misses DICKINSON. Mary Crawford
lsa s hne ntS Ile Messrs col Lawrence, Farrell
MI iE.0R' MSormek Trgdean, Gseatore. Brace
t tlth,A Att@i MRnrlng, Smith, Arms tranr Shepherd
: tf1n, plandt tudcr Reid Miller "a i1ige Raid
horatt TON Form Loiiiutt, Etat Knantoek 0resboTr
Reaashes ~ PAIN T.epS Hissinbottoa, T9t.s, LoeGa
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TELE RAPHIC.

HALIFAX, Oct. y, 1852
Tie royal mail steamship Niagara Cspt. Stone which
left Liverpool at IL O'Clock A. NJ the 18th inst,
lived here at O'Clock this morning bringing ninety six
passengers for Boston and six for Halifax
The Niagara sailed for Boston at haltpss o'clock,
and will be que there to morrow afternoon.
The Collins steamer Pacific arrived out a quarter be-
fore ocIeok the morning Of the 18th inst having
been detained some hours by fog.
There s nothing Of Importance in the general news.
The cotton market was extremely active and bread
btuff had advanced
Lord Rolo Scotch nobleman, is dead
despatch from Trieste states that niue thousand
British troops had been landed Herat Peran Gulf
1t is supposed that their presence there IL prevent the
PerSiaus from threatening the independence of Herat
Twenty four political prisoners shot at snigaga
the Psps States, from the 1st to the 81 lust.
Affairs in Burmah remRin in Statu quo
In China the instruction continues under fol- head
way.
The prohibition Of the export Of iron from Egypt ha
been Withdrawn.
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The italian States.
OUTBREAK AT HAENGA-SEvERAL PERSONS

OUTBREAK AT HAENGA-SEyERAL PERSONS KILLED
POLITICAL ARRESTS ETC.
Disturbances bad taken place ut Haenga between the
citizens and the police aided by the Austrian troops Se
vera we're killed both sides but yet without
particulars.
Numerous political arrests had taken place at Mantua
letter from Florence mentions report that the Tus
garrisons to be held by Neapotsn troops
the Neapoitan by the ruscans 1t wants confirmation
The Y. s. corvette st. Louis was at Spezzia the
eth inst
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THE SUCCESSION TO THE THRONE, ETC.
Negotiations in progress between the Bavaran
goyernm emit and the governments of France England
and Prussia respecting the succession the throne of
Greece. Prince Adelbert of Observation-Disclosures OF King
0thos named as his appliment and has embraced the
Greek religion, preliminary step to the throne.
hdelber is the fortunate youth for whom the Emperor
of Russia destines the hand of the Princess yasa
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Switzerland.

PRuSS1AN OPERATIVES ORDERED HOME ETC.
The Prussian Ambassador has ordered all Prussian
workmen to return to Prussia within month, with
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TelegraphIc Marine Reports.


Arrived-Bark Glen Phadslphia brig Andover, George
town DC.
ClearedShips Shirley Australia with five passengers
including Masunlin Deputy General British Army, aud
Northern Light San Francisco; Huron do brig
Boston, Suiinam schrs Klots and New York, NYorh.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 26.
York bArL W Kent do: brig PATIO Alto, Charlesten.
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DennNarE-

HUNDRED INTENTION OF THE KING TO ADVOCATE, ETC.
THERE'S rumor that the King Of Denmark intends to
abdicate the constitution forced upon him in 1s4S being
too democratic for his liking Prince Christian of Gucks
burg would be his successor
The Danish Chambers opened on the 4th inst but
their business was purely local.
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Turkey.

DIFFICULTIES WITH PERSIA SETTLED, ETC
The Sultan has recovered from his indsposition
The trouble between Turkey and Persia respecting the
frontier line has been arranged.
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SPAIN.


THE SUFFERERS BY THE LOPEZ EXPEDITION, ETC.
The subscription for the wounded the families
OF those killed in repellng the Lopez expedition Cuba
amounts to 2sl 600 pastres The widow Of General
had received 10000 pastres and the widow Of Francisco
Fadsl 500.
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NEW YORK COMmON COUNCIL.
OFF TCIAL ]
Special Session.


BOARD ALDERMEN, Oct q, 1852.
Pressnt-RichaId 7. Compton ESQ, President. Alder
nen Moore Haley Boyce Barr, Tweed Brisley, Francis
Bard, Ward, Cornell.
The Board was convened by his Honor the Acting
in pursuance Of sectio of the amended charter
The following message was received from the Acting
Mayor announcing the death of Peter K Brastow late
Assistant Alder man Of the Nineteenth ward, viz
MAYORS OFFICE, Oct. ~ 1852.
To Hon. COMMON CoUNcn:-
Conference.-The melancholy Intelligence has been
muncated to that Peter X Brastow Assistant Alder
of tho Nineteenth ward departed this life this morn
1t is but few since Mr.. Brastow among u.s.
and actively engaged the discharge of the duties which
his important position devoved upon him; and with you
ready to bear cheerful testimony to the and
lous in which those duties To YOU
gentlemea who in daily contact with him. who
best appreciate his worth and your shall offer no
words Of sympathy, for well know keeny you must
feel the sudden and painful In making this
Official of the dscease of Assistant Alderman
Brastow, ud simply that such be
adopted shall best testify appreciation his worth
and services, and our respect for his memory.
X. I. COMPTON. Acting Mayor,
Which was accepted and ordered on file.
ASSISTANTS
preamble relative to demise Of Peter X. Brastow,
with resolutions Of coincidence for the family of the de-
ceased. Concurred in and Aldermen Tweed Haley and
Boyce. appointed . committee to make arrangements
On motion the Board then adjourned.
DIT. VALENTINE Clerk.
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India and China.

Geographic despatch from Marseles announces the
arrival there on the 18th Of the overland Indian mail
with dates from Calcutta to September Sth aud China
August Path. The Bombay mail is missing.
Commerce was very brisk at Calcutta. Exchange,
Is. I'D. a 2s. 3Gd
Nothing worthy of note had occurred since the last
mail
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Shipuanr IntelIlgcCce.

Tadnsm, oppsahsimsr Kiosk Green Andersen InSraham
Spence. Steen and Hopper.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-05-27
From the Knickcrbocker Magazine.
Lines by Bryant.

|The May sun sheds an amber light
On ew-leaved woods and lawns between
but she who, with smile more bright,
Welcomed andwatched the springing green,
Is In the grave,
Low in her grave.
The fair white blossoms of the wood
In groups beside the pathway stand;
| But one, the gentle and the good.
Who cropped them with fairer hand,
Us in the grave,
Low in hsr grave.
|Upen the woodlands morRing Airs
The small birds mingled notes are flung;
i Bat she whose voice, more sweet than theirs
Once babe me listen while they sung,
Is in the grave,
Low in her grave.
That music of the early year
Brings tears of anguish to my eyes;
NV heart aches when the flowers appear,
For then think Of her who lies
Within the grave,
Low in her grave.