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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13
bRREsr OF CoUNTERFEITERs.-On Sat-

ARREST OF CoUNTERFEITERs.-O SAT
urday last German named Frederick Towas reading
IN he corner OF Center and Wglker-siS, appeared be-
fore Justice Welsh and made affidavit to she effect
that on tho OH Of June last he engaged as CLERK 10 Hen
~ Hon.lck grocer doing business at The c)fner OF
I2shst and Sd av That few dsyslsfEerwaFd he saw
Ia the money drawer three counterfeit bank notes one
Of them being on the Putnam Co. Bank which he says
he was told by bis employ 10 pass OF upon cu't)er
Towas also that hS employer, up to the Il ne he
left him. was In the constant practice Of keeping Ia bis
store counterfeit blls on the Hamburg Putnam Co.
Sullivan Co, and other banks and giving them out 20
his customers Whenever an opportunity offered Ii at
any time any Of the lis we're retained he would
cha 40 them and then 1t is cAargedpass them to som,
other person Towss Gays he had Instructions from his
employer to pass the worthless bills whene YER oppor
tunity offered bu, he being of the consequences
Of so doing, declined TO offer them Tbs affidavit also
ates tibet the grocer told Towas that he In the
habit Of having spurious bank bills and slie conto cir
culs,e and that Towas himsolf has frequently seen his
employer purchase counterfeit money from who
came to the store on horseback that grocer sod him
that he could make by bayug spurious gold dol
lars, than by bank blls, as they cost less. On one
occsblon, Towas sweaIs, he Jaw his employer wrap
up package Of counterfeit gold dollars, wet them
With sweet oil, and then place heavy weight upon
them. After leaving them IN press one night hs IN
packed them, rubbed them carefully aud placed them
10 his money drawer for circulation T0Was also
snears that In the latter part Of June Harmsn Ahrens
partner Of the accused In the grocery coraer o.
Twenty sixthtt and Third6v, came Into the store
when be (witness) asked him 70 chsnge $40 bill. lie
did So but gave witness counterfeit % tote on the
Putnam County Bank and when told by wi ness thai IL
was not good stated that he thought would pa' On
the affidavit Of Towas, the Magistrate Issued warrants
for the Of the two grocers and placed them in
the hands Of Officer Herick and Assistant Capt Hicks,
OF the Seventeenth Ward Police who, assisted by on
Ger Merritt, Of the Police Court succeeded In arresng
The parties, ard searching the house of Homck they
tsts that they found two Stencil plates, of which
had the figure ten upon II and the other the word
ten These plates believed to have been used for
Illegal purposes. The prisoners were com niItsd 10
avail. further examination
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D.. A.. N, WILLIAMS aud Gen. Scott.
FOrp ne sa'AasAl Ieaa' J0afA-i'


We are glad % learn, from source that
-. ,.r implicitly rely on that the course OF Messrs.
,,ry and VII ism, eRs =, lsrg,h come TO point At
tkSn may De defined With zone degree OF sasislac'
tnn Aoih 10 heir frienfs and opponents
Ne understand thai Mr. Williams passed through
..r town lssi week, On his way - Bakers Springs,
sra hs, during his slay--one nighi-ae conversed
besv ana fully upon the subject OF Tho eiecusu ana
ave his friends unto stand unmis shady int ne Is
Ss, q. god Wig ever, aud as warmly ocvOteo 20
Sc s-e., principles q the Weig parry. He said that
r. ruid not himself support neral Scott, after what
|Rsd trApsp'red but T. might bs dsrncuy ucder-
rtN by all that he should nltvoe pr General Fierce,
ror would be DO anything to emblrras5 his friends In
WIS yypS'.rn, hs,iev thai General srott will be
|icts but as be supDoses from his present tesings,
re shs not be candidate Tor rteecu1n ieom ns os-
rte, he has no more interest 30 the result Of the Presi
,sptiI election than the hum.lss voter in Il. lie
therefore shs fsuade any one 20 oc;uPy his po'
suou Of inactivity, out upon tie other nsna urges tae
importance Of diligence upOl the pari q soa W1g TO
go into the election With their ga ervOr and devo-
ION ~ Tie Cause and iht ks It they oh Ill do 90 they
will succeed In eeong their candidatcAnd, OF CO lrse
along with him the policy for which they have been
coriendlng under the guidance OF their ate amsnted
Clsy, of Kentucky. ,,.-.,.
fe statement that has been made Ia relation 70 con
ver,sp that II said be had on his reform nome on
the cars near Nsshyi lie, Ia which slust)n had been
nsoe 10 the dying declaration Of the lamented Clay
He remarked that Il wss very uDgeperous, that the
s,hes of on for whose loss the nation in mourn
ing should be disturbed By unhaliowed hands, and
Rugged into The party qu's.iOns OF the day.
Mr. Williams IL further represented as saying, " u
vss most cruel to lscerats the feelings of the family o.
the ilusrious ststesmsn by imposing upon them tht
unpleasant cuty Of Hndcatng the privacy OF his deast
chamber. enc bis fame from the nesrissS
political uibions There no truth In any OF the
base usnua ions that had been made either as reSDec
the prospects Of Gen 5cts election, or as TO the court
which Mr. Williams had prescribed TO himself In tnt
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r.,,so,.,,er- al, for scott.

.,,.x s,srs The Cia soldiers ""t"r "''"'
woo,lns IN n nrighhcting village,
" 49, .,.e,, a, eia neaccrs,, she Was Sc''
" s't 80, ,,.s ea'le,l ouL evd amer "e ,vn.ns
g@s' NeN~ - II,,l,es. a. him VII q 'ch Win NC
n. h.yhs aisNinkl teN m'eN'vNs w n'., -,
A.s,,. ihies h', lNoN sos "" ne ~,
.,,,ry snA sNpvl'ssnn'' .'he va sW"e'
" " ~ " ,.s,,t, ,,len {, VITA NV bis old olmman'
FewNT - ,sh,hnA Atuanrse he owed Ms ~" Uu''
~ ~ s'.s',,ai ,ke speaker and s0tenco were aeepy
80 sSA new sA4'ciei Was ave" W u'' e'''
60 A., .,e,,,.,lse ,,fr, cveryNhcrc apparent
~ . 49,, n>,,, tent w. shscidA ot se'lur
WfsNsn ,NlsAsapssstd ateS dsesSgo IN ine W.
" N.ssss., a. wAiyN ,er writer psm's,ss u,V'''
~ a. .,ulearNn 81 sargoH Tea Seou "c 'pst
49,, n,ss>sat saA =, Ec.t teit Ike sappctunt r@''
49,, 4 ,,n,en,i.er~A the Utals aud dAufeis ~"
-.sssA With white upd't Sc''t 90 o'' ee' '''
-, k>rl,pss iesticr sra Ncie asAa'' u'" ,.,Ssr O.,
M aeSA,~s GcN. S.0t 40 nooe W., 800
- -, e,,,h 4, battle, aud saysi "Nhen n"a'a
~ have I'D c0NmSsdvr soNs'd N'"" '''"
e,ef sAdias -, ~. ,,.,,.a tho
.s,s, IL tHe Iatv ~ MrNic sua bow he adnahe'oo 70
E~.ets ~ she s,sk farnshirg tsah mas WIN sll.S
Nlsl u seeS sea one Seas WON OF sso
- ~ ss0ess who lest ghrsIsi In hattie
re~,,,~,. rteg Ssegss command love him You. fsl-
w.. ,ryee,nN pl Whoa he arrested you remeni-
- ,,.Nr,ns be les tae Amy Ion 'he Unsee States ana
- Vas SNns that dan NSi every ieS,me,I marc Cd
~ 49, - fesx her.aeA and loSed him You know We had
a. ,Aeag; eut cot he NVian'esr o0npAniosws
s>sed ~ sSs" 80 NJ sentiment that will give to Gen.
-, - ,..,s. II yctcs among hts olu SOLDIERS 49,
: T. .,,r,,,arntVrl writing from ll""iOA W A'' N'
- s,rI NJ. propor usiae, sSIs' -, ...r, 4, thu
p,rsassl'y kaew 81 i~o LII vote for him for
s.,ts., VA With she ola soldier " no WIN ~ 1,i,n
- - Presidents i they 1--we al No'eno' ~ ~ "a
"a. Ar inquiry vi ore - nose - ho5y nv IA
~ u " " Albany Evening Journal
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The Pittsburgh Convention Once More.

The letter dated at Syracuse, ". ",
Friday. Sept 3, and signed Henry Wilson," in The
Tribune of to-day, impotes upon the duty of prOrs
the statement have made 10 your columns in connec-
zion With that gentleman, Judge spalding and the
Pittsburgh Convention Permit me to say, however,
,bst figure In The Tii5Qne moro than did at the
pitsburgh Convention II 10 not because | was alto
petber destitute of influence there Perhaps IL may
not be improper for TO say, since the General al
fects TO treat me rather that the N l.
Delegation elected of three persons to serve
ON II Platform COMMITTEE preferiiog me TO even such
GENT men az Lewis Tappan But tao folio VII cor
Tespondepce WILL trust 60 far toward clearing up 'he
pat,er between the General nd myself so far as my
yeracty has been called In question and with thi'
corresponoeI CO take my iease OF the General, con
tent 10 abide the verdict OF the reader.
Yours. &c, WILLIAM WEST
Eaw.YOrk s. ut. & 1872.
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u On Saturday, 4th inst, between II
and O'Clock " % resicent In the vi.n,ty Of Vine aod
Eloer.sts. startled BY the report that another
murder hsd been con mtted John Peter R4lchltog
had been for eue,h Of time paying bis addresses
20 ChFisiisns Kramer yir the corner OF Vine aud
Eldersts and say they had lived IN preWy close
intimacy for several months On Thursday last Chn'-
tsns GOT married without the knOTledge Of keichgg
witch aroused bic jealousy that be resolved wreak
ME vengeance upon her for her duplcity. de pro.
ceeded 10 her house a. the time spoken Of above oun
her IN the cellar when be took and deliberately
struck her upon the head spliitnz open her skull tie
then to- the bodv Carried up SEARS returned b the
cellar and cut bis own 'hroa! with razor Of which
wound he soon died The woman died fsW hours
after the commission # the horrible deed
lCiae'nnad Gazette
r. The official returns of the Independ-
mt Order Of OidFeogs 10 the STAG OF Ohio give tne
FLOWING yie " Of ifs condition aud operations In that
State duLs the year ending on me JVt1 OF June at;
Number Of lodges Ia the state 20Si inhAaons duros
the year 2 233; reflections PSI adm'ted BY card oOji
El,hd,axn By csrJ 663; reisstatenents, 56i su'pen
siCns 81; eJpulsons, &c. abs, l-i; brothers 70
ieved curing Tire year, 1854; widowed families re-
I.ysd lfg; brothers buried, d.. l05. The amour, Of
revsnue for the year, Sg2O95 80 Amount paid for
lief S3s I'll The value OF real estate aud other pro-
petty belonging the several lodges within the State
esrn sied s. about two ard half millions Of dOara
The MURDER TsIAL IN SUFFOLK Co.
Chares scudoer colorsd man, charged WITH the mar.
der Of Mr. Robbins al Comac, In this County, Last
Mar ch tried 3, River Head the 9Th inst before
HE honor Judge Morse, at the Court Of Oyer aad
TermiD. and found guilty Of murder de Il sentenced
be hurg the 18th October. The prisoner is
about thirty years Of age, stout built with shrewd
cunning coun,ensnce. de has served one term at the
Sing sing State Prison, aud very bad character He
deries any knowledge Of the murder and insists on his
innOcence. On being sentenced, ne was perfectly
com posed, ard seemed not In the least disturbed
n The venerable George Washington
Parks Cusns will deliver the Annual Address before
the Prince Georges (Ad) Agricultural Socissy 1t ls
exhibition 10 b held pext month.
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The French Expedition to sonora-Expuisien
of tlr. Moore.

The LEcho du PGcifque, of Friday
morning, contains 30 no late news from ssa0rs con.
corning the French Expedi ion which eis Gusynm In
The early part June, under comma I'd OF Monsieur as
Pindrsy The news is furnished by Mr.. Dsnts Joseoh
Oullehtp, Who was a member Of the company. The
dea b Of n. Do PindrAy Is confirmed Hs oomninst
suicide By blowing oat bis brsins q village nam
ed Recon, on the routs leading from Ures % Cor.
couers' while laborng under hsh fever. and In
ht Of despair. Thea ulh0rires showed themselves
uults Indifferent 10 bis late and severJ OF MS foi'
lowers hsd deserted him b OH the banner VI NJ 40
shnte Marie Most OF the French ara disconteoted and
dissatisfied and would return b California bat for want
Of means for their transportation great many arc
engaged In mining while some are urning sher ston.
,op 10 agriculture hObslear de Rsou,ses bad arrived
at Guaymas with a new ce1sch neut pre'isus 70 tns
tns that the writer lett Tie wss exeesdlngy Soilro
c.iged by the eOpie though they c0mplsa On soma
petty depIedsrions comniied by tns rrencs ~ sno "a
terror, upon their poultry 81 Raou"cs 10 nisoy s'oa.
IN Of A. brave and Jnorsbe msn, and VIII no aouos
restore harmony and establish good fseinz
PlcvsoDs are SAID TO be extremely sr ons
the inhabitants rai.ng nothing but foI hsr own con-
sumpuOD. The Influx Of the eudgrsaon nAs efea1eds
great scarcity Ia the MARKET ,... -
Iu relation 10 the expulsion ana Haa uossmoW VI
Mr. Moore the writer states that the reports are enhre
10 without foundation Mr.. hoOres name was pro-
posed as member Of he company, out was rejected.
lie wAs universally treated giIh courtesy and marks
of Kindness and that be could not have oeeo expelled,
"a be never wss a member. Though rsjsctod ~ .
unetrber Mr. Moore psrsisted 10 following. noswith-
snoipg he frequently assured that he had nothing
~ do with The no 9fl'er acmhs tnas one or tWQ
depravec and drunken Ffenehmeo may have msluesf
20 Americans, but justly argues that the whole
should not be held responsible for thsr scS.
Tney would have spilled their blood In defenss Of tbs
An Ell Sans Necessary.
The IN oignstien OF tho company was aroused 10 the
bshs pitch when they heard OF the outrage commit
by one or two their nation, and the perpetrs-
tors we're forthwith expelled from the company the
truth Of the above 10 affirmed BY the tact that when
the Americans left, they passed through the French
crowd with perfect good feeling and that friendly
sautstons were exchanged. The writer consludes
by very sensibly edvsins all persons 70 remain here
10 preference 70 takng their chances for fortune 10
SONORA
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NEw.YoRK, Thursday, Sept. 9, 1852

vlr Ibyaha1a G. Levy, No. le3 Hnham''f., N
DEAR SIR: You were n colleague OF
mine at the Pittsburgh Convention and also fellow
passenger, along with many other Delegates by the
Peppsylvsna Genital Ralruad, from Pittsburgh 20
Philadelphia on NY return home az the close OF the
sessions of the Convention Nov, question OF We.
racty has arisen between myself, Judge S1aldinR and
General Wilson, which you alone can decide. You
were witness, and the only witness whose mans aud
residence have, 10 CONVEX sAton between the uene
passage home as above described desire 70 know
from YOU whether In that conversato on did, or did
not unders and the General 70 say that Judge Spald
Ing had received letter from Senator Douglas, urging
the nomination of Mr. Hale, so as 70 secure Ohio for
General Piercei" Yours, SC, WILLIAM WEST
Mr.. WIN. WEsT-Dedr Sir: Your note
of this date received take the earliest opportunity Of
saying that DID understand from the conversation you
alude TO, that Jadge Spauldirg had communication
from Senator Douglas urging tho nomination OF John
p Hale as the candid VI the Pit'sburgh Convention.
Yours, truly, ABRAHAM d. LEVY
Ceus
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Later from Caba-Troops on theis Way iron
spain.

CHARLESTON, Friday, Sep 10, lsj2
We have adyices from Havana to the 81
Inst.
The excitement existing in that city had
been increased by report that large bodle, OF armei
men were already col ecng 0ni organizing In Florida
ard below New Orleans for me Invasion OF The Island
The persons who had been arrested for be-
Ing concerned II the pubcafi of the V0ce oftt Pco
ole we're not gsrro;ed on The 2qb reported hst they
were to be. Their sentence had noI yet been pro-
uouDced.
An additional force OF 1000 men was
shortly expected from spain when the most rigid pc
lice would 30 established throughout tho wh lie Island.
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DorNGs or TIE CANAL BoaRD.-After
a Long ,e,,lop Tuesday morning, which WA occHPied
cti.F, In discussing The mode OF proceeding Ia the
,Tsttey Of The AUDITORS inioTmaii1n against Messrs
Waterman and Bar Ell and particularly as 10 tns ilsn'
- The latter 70 specification of the charges taey Were
REQUIRED 10 meet ire whole subject was posp pned 20
Friday when tire accounts Of Ihe two suPerinte
40 far as hey are unsaisfsctory 70 tho Audlor' are
N te exrmiIed AID tesmoL tahen 10 relau 70 thersp
An the SupefluteDdents oil TIE Eastern DIVISION weto
also ordered 10 be furnished With copies oil tne AUDITOR
Incarnation and their accounts are 10 be examined a!
son future day 10 be slaied BY ths b 'aro
S'N-' Albany Argus.
FIRE IN THE WOoDs.--We learn that
Gre broke out In the redcedsr swamp In that par, OF
Hepderson known a. Six Town Point, on sunday
ek ana that soms 1900 acres Ci land, vAlnao9 IoF
ia ilruser Lad been burned over up - saturday ssI
Fears were entertained for the safety OF the nenI.
house end, but for dnsly assistance, IaAt st'uc1se
would have fallen prey 10 the danes. zoe osI. ~
ir1uepte, but Of the amount we have heeru ~ e'
Innate NAhIo"n 'eN''
u The Women's New \ ork state
Temper.1cs Society will hold meeting al esnsc s.
Pals ON Thursday the lith Of Octoosr next TO-
auxiliary 10 the State Society and All W ohSo
persuce organizations are requested 70 sena De's
In take part In the deliberations oil Tue Ises a.,
treu and women throughout the sts,e r,a..
t,is new movemen, Of Woman In the henP''N1
cause ars earnestly Invited 10 ssisn1
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pr TIE Trbaas.
THE Aston HOUSE BY MOONLIGHT.
IN Lrtvsef (vo, Ms. Pom, rs;itcd " NeD- iork.')


BY WILLIAM RoSs WALLACE.
How beautiful Ia Night SO sung the Bard
OF Thalsbe, the Wild, the wonderful,
What time the moon In full orbed glory rolled
DiVineiy through the darkblae deeps tia, curved
Over Arsbls--Hov beautiful IA nishtt
o, could the Bard behold this brilfi.n, sc.ue.
Once moro his harp would charm the listening air.
Once more its tone would mirgis with the beam.
But more sonorous. Here no wanderer faiuts
Within andy vaste-no mirage here
Shimmers silded fAsehood aud no shrub
Pants for the pesry rsin, or longs for night,
When the fair, plying Angel Of the Flowers
Nav drop on ls psrched lips the silver dew.
Stolen from the mlssr clcuds-sweet dew which they
All day had gloated overlook around
With what delicate Joy the sileii Park
Drinks In the moonlight How the dewy trees
Droop the ir lltlesves Ithough they murmuredthanh
The very Hall with pillars and tall dome
Quietly towering In the still, respondent beam,
Looks thoughtful Chief the mighty Aston meets
The dreamy eye and leads the willing soul
To wondrous contemplation There It stands,
Solid and vsst-nor waste In trseery
On stone, nor meriticlous ornament
Der all ts giant bulk-ht mo nuuent
To him whose genius large, severe, direct
Pland the enormous w,li,, aud gave at once
Unto the glorious City Of bis home
AZ epic viii In granite.
What sweet thoughts,
mighty pile thou wakenesl In the soul,
When gazing on thy spacious portals bsthet
In these sof. beams Through thy free door ways pass
The weary wanderers when returned home;
I'll 9 mingled dust OF distant continents
They, Joyful, shake upon thy welcome steps,
Ard more, beneath thy sofl, luxurious lights
Recline the beautiful maids whom GUNNER waves
Fl, NJ their warm, natal South, to bloom awhile
Like roses on he bosom Of kindling North
That thrills beneath the fragrance. Here rePose
TIE mighty minds that, wei With commerce, make
The oceans bow and fsr-of nations kneel
Before our Island Queens supremacy.
Here walks tho statesman, win a thoughtful step,
Through the long, echoing passages, With eye
Majestic, In Its csyeruous dread gloom,
An Alpine brow that could bear up the weight
OF uieh,ieit empires Here the bard
Sees with nClnted vision all the deeps
Tha. lie low In the hssrt-or black with cloud,
Or with the rainbow bright: for all tho cllmes
Are Represented here--a Compress Of the World
Bu. row all sleep-'rom soyrow FREQ swhile,
o. for rev pleasures gathering energy
To them unknown this glory Of the moon
On which the stars ssziog in delight
A besu,ous flock that know their shepherdsss
Sleep or, ye grims In your glorious pus
Such Is the lovelS order Of the world;
And though your eyes mayn, behold this scene
Bright az the shapes In some young angels dream,
Its ovelneI will silently ds1'l
A heavenly influence on the sic plns brain
All sleep save those who rule the mighty place,
whose vstchlul eyes are as keen swords that keep
Danger at bay-The CIsy's BENSON
Onye whose noble presence, watching there,
Mshes manifest the might, the deshls" worth
OF humpnity
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The Liquor LAW In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

BOSTON, sept II, IcJ-'
Yesterday, at Watertown, Z. Porter, of
the Cambridge Cattle Fair Hotel, and Samuel Knishis
of the Watson House, were brought bsfire Justice
While, On complaint for selling liquor Quite a row
ensued In which the Justice nsuted and some Of
the Govern Witnesses compelled 20 a5e for safety
man named Richardson, said % be employed as an
informer by the Temperance people, drews knife and
pistol, when he was knocked down aud disarned. A
complaint then mace gAinst him for carrying
cesed weapons and be rec iired 10 give bail FOR
trial. Knights for selling liquor, acquitted, and
the trial Of Porter postponed. The Court sd.
joarned amid great excitement and confusion.
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German HeatlynI.

PHILADELPHIA sept II, So.
The city is throngad with Germans,
participating 10 tho Tufnverein festival Three socs.
hes nom EewYorE, thTee from Pdliadrlphis, Dslegr
lions from Boston, ST Louis Cincinnati, Washington
AID numerous other places here grand c, It
viii be sven 20 ght by the United Societies. Tomor
roH hore will be grand Picnic at the Agricultural 81,
ceiys show ercunJ On Tuesday the societies Ia "a
Sc excursion down the bay, an on "Wednesday tie fest
vel closes Ire occasion eIcltes great interest among
the German popUlsilon Of the city.
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Refurn of Gen. Estell.

Gen. Estell and Col. Wilkes have reach
ed this city from Carson Valley. The dunes OF sas
General been very srduous and severe but ve arc
happy to know they have resulted 10 much go9d. ine
Indians Of the valley t the time OF the Geosa srn
val we're very hostile on the emigration, ana NAG syo~
them AZ nos sbs Tney bsd already perpetr.sed various
outraaes and evincsd feeling % eonsnas sasa oepso
dstiops. Gen Essen Il ,ncs sst wors 70 psc'y tee
indian. pO.es y !i.d SUMMARY %sansu unSiss nss. He
r.,:sa : Daily Of ven armed msn, searched fos, md
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Return OF Bark Belle, OF Fair Haven, hfter
CTuise OF nearly EIsht Years.

NEW BEDFORD Sl-uFdayl sept IT, Ioo-.
The whaling bark Belle, OF Fairhayen,
returned to this place yesterday afternoon after
ience wanting only three months OF eight years iro
~hloh period the took $50 barrels Of oil. Capital a
Handy states that ia consequences of the deser0u of
Leeriy the whole Of hi. at Sidney, he was som
PEELED 10 remain there four months In ISL.
he also speaks of the gold excitement In Australia So
being Kept sve IN great by grossly eZaggH-
rated statements Of he succels of the miners AM
further tays tho suffering, ex0oriencei by the ao-
yerturtrs In Australia fer moro severe ttsn any
.hipg heard OF In California.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13

CHANGE OF OPINION UNDER DIFFICULT
Tits-Durpg the late Election, In England, aristo.
cra and proiecons at Ross Herefordshire was heard
TO express himself with great contempt Of the "rab.
be." Tbereupon 9 number Of the persons alluded to
seized him. carried him to the third story OF house.
and held him out Of window by the back OF h' trow
ters until be consented to shout Free Trade for ever
when they let him 20 unhaImed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13

- Tile London Times publishes let
ter from al American correspondent controverng Mr.
Roblnsons theory Of the predoninance Of the Celdc
element In the population of this country. Tile Times
T. unluoky Ia Its American correspondents. This one
steals thai &c. conveys without credit bis arguments and
s,tstcl entirely from an able article In the last mum
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