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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-29
PrOteciiOa. Currency aud Iadustsy.

Te TIC Editor a he n Y .r.Saae.
SIR: The long letter OF youI correspon lent
Mr.. Bird Ieterates Tor the taoasaa3th time tie
sale arguments against the policy o. Protection.
Mr. Birds position Is We in England wiu
give you iTon al ) per ,un, to which you may
aGd 4 in the form of aCty, 10 meet the ex.
pehseS Of your Government; We MI .hen de-
deliver II IN yoar market =. sly S35 q t1n, while
you caino; make II Tor less than so We VII
take oar pay IN corn and flour, al Easl.si prices !;
You may hrnS as as much as You please, our
ports are open TO YOU, and We viii charge you no
duty, While we 10 tax our. lands upon which
corn Is grown, 70 meet the expenses OF our
Government This Is surely the best policy for
YOU as well as for Us
You reply to this, No. this Is no. good policy
Tor Us IT Is better for Us to pa, $50 iuR Tor
our own iron. than 10 take yours at S35-iOr we
pay IN the products Of cur industry Which can.
ne; be SEM 10 Europe ana without their eE
change ior iron they are worthless and If we
had the Protection necessary &c sustain tse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-29

PRoGREss OF AssoCnTIoy.- We learn
that the North American Phalanx, IN Monmouth
Co. y. J., has Iust declared dividend Of per
cent. upon rs capital stock Tor the pas, year
This Is the first cash dividend made since rs
organization, which took place some ten years
ago. This dividend is made after paying CON-
peteni reward 20 the lab0rers IN every depart
melt Of the institution. The Pha.an1 has
struggled Through great difficulties arising from
waIt Of sufficient capital and other causes OF
weakness attendant upon The organization %
new relations OF incu try and social he. These
difficulties have been net and ranfully over
cone, and ne congratulate our friends IN the III
stISution, upon the attainment Of their present
substantial ard secure condition, as wsllas upon
the happier mode OF life and larger mean. Of
persona. improvement, which their Association
enables them to enjoT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-29
yIReIslA.-Hon. r. NJ. T. Husrra, OPP

NRGISIA.-IIon. 2. II. +. HusTER, OPP
position l. 5. Senator. having been nomlni'ea
ioF reelection By caucus Of his friends on 'Ae
18th inst, Was elected on the 22d inst. 0! me
following vote
S''ais-IluIter, % Henry A Wise, ,UpRI a. a.
John janney. (Whigl g " summers, twhS n
Aebtit \. Conrad, WilIam seymour, ana ~
y as n, esch l.
Fouss -Huntcr. % p Scott, (whgl u =.
". Summers, (Wmsl Do Henry A. Wise 80
JsIneJi ! y. N!.sAel l.. = Thompson, hosI
RhCces, Robert ssun ere. William seymour q ~ r
C1sssTi0n, Jobn Meredith. james Lyons ="
VERIFY, samuel Price. each had one voS =,
Mr. HUNTFR thus received l26 votes 70 ~
scattering, and was declared reelected = =
Senator from March :, 1853
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CoUsT or APPEALs--AiJ0ny, Jaa. To- Z.
Ne % CCFe! rec oI cslt, g, Hill and ano-n.'s,
pcl.alts. IA EtscrTsd cause Argued. John - - q
Yer loI appellants. y. Ril Jr for responder -, ~
~ .elc. Respondent at The Mayor sc =,
A J Willard and L. Shepard for appellant :.
Duelsy Field for respondent Not oone.sae1
psi
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= Public meetings have been held IL
Florida, demanding the removal OF the seminol.
indians BY TIE STATE authorities. unless the Unssd
/. taiss move ~ TIE III after soon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-29


The larger part Of these pieces are 10 longer in
existence The reflers have melted down a large
q1aItiy. and especially The silver coins which CON
.aIned certain proportion Of gold During the
reign Of Leuis Philippe, which lasted nearly oae.
,hlrd Of the Whole period Just one-Ird oi tAe whole
smount vas coined. Il Is my impression, however
ina. Ihe hvefranc pieces bearing tne edigy Of Lou
The Eighteenth a.e ol.ener me. Nth than any otae,
Daring the year so, the eight or ten department
Of france devoted 10 The raising Of silkEorms aud
the malufscUIe o. SIX, produced aytlae OF 100 600
Gee Of francs This u a. increase Of 90 per cen, In
l5years The snare OF the breeder u the worn "a
y far the largest as fully taree uzf.es OF .he aoe
slm, OF 30 millions. pad IN ready money for The
cocoons Besides tbs large consumqaon. France
impaired durrg the same year % millions franz
vcith Of mana setured SIX from various countries
hut Principally rom Spain, Loms l-dy Greece Svria
lursey, India and CHINA.
me preparations Tor founding toe Peniteu,iarv =,
'sfehns are progressing fast TIE noure ~ Wu
bou'gss a &c a. Bordeaux. h4s received from, %.
"overnmeri aD orcer for quzntiu o. bu,s s,p,,h,.
iof Lodgings uneer the son Of Guiana, snd 20 5e de-
AEtrec ready iorsaipment within two months Tn.
Magacor, ~hi,h you had wish Won 4, Neu.yor.
some months go, L a. Bres aait.ns Tor load If
oiietids AID uL.ret-meIn- e1s q ssc,st s,.;e,ier
kle captain LAS DC ea Temogsa a. I'll, -isce tasen
D N. Motion. Fhe Canasa. fsf,,,.ls tn,,vn =,
nc Ne"-l"fAfis uIdes iAe name % tne Missouri.
i-' pt''eeh hsnhsr-H sut atere is $50 jes-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-29

W Ietwn rs compliment, There is
ash Du,h in biz pos.l'on, bat Rot nearly so
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-24

New YORK, June g.
The Steamer Niagara arrived at Halifax this morning.
bringing dates from Liverpool to the 18th inst.
CorroN was sitter and advancing. Sales of tho
week $4,000 bales; for export $4,000; speculation
$4,000. Quotations, Fair Orleans 64d Middling 5fd-
Fair Upland s.; Middling 81.
FLoUR-Canal2Os Ohio 26s per Dbl.
CoRN-3os 3D. white eos Cd quarter.
CoNsoLs closed at par.
CoTTov-Market active at full rates-the news per
steamer Atlantic giving impulse to prices The
Board of Brokers quote advance of Lied on Friday
Sales for the past three days $4,000 bales fully half
which were taken by exporters and speculators-
The estimated sales on Saturday 10000 bales at stiff
fer rates.
TRADE in the manufacturing districts active.
MONEY abundant and bullion in the Bank of England
increasingly now reaches Ell 100000.
AMERICAN SroCKs active at full rates.
Corn market dull.
Provisions active and rates advancing. Beef has ad-
! vanced As, Pork 2s.
| NAVAL STORES lower. RICE inactive, SUGAR firm.
ENeLAND.-The proceedings of Parliament are uninl-
portant. Feargus OConner has been sent to the unac
asylum for dsorderly behaviour in the House Of Com
mons.
Many British West India Islands complain Of their
distressed condition attributable Sugar OF
1916
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AUCTION SALES.
THEES DAw.

N0EsFsEssIONEBs BALE GF' s.0Fa ar
~ UNION AND CHURCH HULS-Pusuant to a
decree, made by the Circuit Court Of Chancerv for the
county OF Henrico thr It'll day Of June, 1852 in suit
pendis IN sail Court STYLED 'Prossers adnx against
aenuFe"s admir- SC" shall, on THURSDAY, the
u gay o. dnc, 1852 at > T. NJ If fair ii not the next
r day az the same hour proceed to sell public auc-
non Oh te premises the following property: Six lots Of
Ii'u on men ilA in the county Of HeuFco adoinins
tnH guy o rochlnoa between AsJury Chapel and the
ana running back one hundred and forty feet deep. Also
twohrds OF twelve undivided lots lying in the county Of
OF said twelve lots fronting about. tyyentvs feet and
running back one hundred and twenty Get to an alley
plat oil said lots can be the Office OF the auc
toneer.
TERfs OF SALE. One fourth cash, aud the residue on
credit OF SIX and twelve mouths the purchasers to exc
cue negotiable notes, with interest added and the ts
retained until purchase money is paid.
JOSEPH MAYO, -
JOHN HoWAn'D, Commissioners
Sale to be conducted by w. GoDDIv Auctionear
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ANOTHER NATIONAL CONVENTION CA11ED.
"A circular dated at Washington, and signed by
Samuel Lewis, chairman, has been issued, calling
"A National Convention of delegates of the Free
Democracy at the city of Pittsburgh. on We'd
nesday, the eleventh day of August next, at noon,
for the purpose of selecting candidates for the
office of President and Vice President of the
United States" Friends OF the principles decar-
ed at Buffalo, at the memorable convention of
August, l848 are requested to send delegates
La connexion with this call, it is stated that the
Hon. Mr.. Durkee, representative from Wisconsin
is determined to oppose the election of Pierce and
King Other Democratic members of Congress
It Is sald' will do the same; and amongst these is
DR.. Townsend, of Ohio, and the Hon. S. p.
Chase: Senator from Ohio.-BaLt, SIM.
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admirers of the hero of Chippewa. and very cool
ly by the adherents of President Fillmore, or
the friends of Daniel Webster. During the eur
" part of the evening, II party Of the former
hauled small field piece upon the Brooklyn
Heights, and fired salute of fifty guns in honor
of the nominations of Scott and Graham for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency. Another can
non subsequently taken to the same place,
and an additional salute fred
ROME, N. Y, June 81, p. M.-The nomina-
ton 81 General Scott is received here with great
feeling. One hundred guns have been fired,
bands of music are playing, and the streets are
brilliantly Illuminated with bonfres.
AUBURN, June 21.-The nomination was re-
ceved in this city with the greatest enthusiasm
by the Wings. A salute of one hundred guns is
now being fired. The Wings in high glee,
while the Democrats mrch dsheartened,
having hoped for different results. The Adverti-
ser office and other buildings are illuminated, and
the streats are blazing with bonfres.
SALEM, June 81, 1884 spontaneous rati-
fcation meeting of the Wings of this city was
held this evening, at which the following resou-
ton was passed unanimously
! Resolved, That the Wings of Salem take this
early occasion to ratify the nomination of Gene
raj Scott, for the office of President of the United
States, and toassure their Wing brethren through
out the country that they will bring to his support
| the full strength with which they sweed the
majority ofhis predecessor in the glorious cam
paign of 1e48.
| BANGOR, June 81, 1852.-The Wings are Civ
ing evidence of the most hearty rejoicings at the
nomination ofScott. One hundred guns are now
being fired, and the city is generally illuminated
by the friends of the nominees.
DETROIT, June 21.-The greatest enthusiasm
prevails at the nomination of General Scott
Within one hour of the reception of the news of
his nomination, three hundred guns were fired in
this city, amid the most enthusiastic cheers of an
immense assemblage. ratification meeting will
be held as soon as the nomination of Vice Presi-
| dent is received
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Patriot.

UKTsMoUTH' A., Juhe Il st, 1907.
The news of the nomination of Gen. Scott has
just been received. Our people are much reioced
at the result. and active preparations are making
for n grand torch-light procession tonight. AS l
write, the cannons being carried to the wharf,
where the Wings notified to assemble at 8
o'clock. The enthusiasm displayed by the Wings
brings back the days of 40, when under the lead
ership of old Tippecanoe, we went on ''conquering
and to conquer" While we cannot promise our
friends in the good old whig state of Maryland
that the State of Virginia will certainly poll her
electoral vote for Scott, yet the wings of the old
Dominion will ''never tire," and under the lead
ership of the hero of Chippewa, we hope for vic
ory More anon.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-24
Ass ALEXANDER NOT7F a. s;se
no. on Nain street, opposite tie City Esatas

,rrr,,,r. -. tsIuUI.AR SALE DAYS:
IuEsl1AYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS
the above named days will sell at public auction
~ at my store opposite the City Hotel commencing az
as the following: 69os' Soo''
fORfuiU cabinets Wardrobes, Sidebeards En-
ana ohuek Matrasses Dining Tea Toilet and Card Tables
- ALSO-A large lot of seasonable piece and cut Drv
Goods &c. with Cloths Cassimeres satfinefts Vostinay
fannels bleached and unbeached Domestics white and
prown Lnen Table Covers Oil Cloth do Hosiery Cra
watts, Shirts and'Drawers &c. - '
CLOTHING, &c-Also a large collection ofseasonabl,
ready made Clothing Boots and Shoes silk wool snd
waterproof Hats Cloth and glazed Caps Cutlery and
sons Challenge Backing Friction Matches Clocks and an
endless variety ofPermery and Fancy Goods of every
description. " S
mn ALEX MOTT & co.
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AND HIN HENRECO.-We offer for sale tract
M of land in Henrico, containing SIS acres and living
West by the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Rail Road and the North and East by the Chickahon
my creek The whole tract is of excellent Qualify
has about $50 acres of arabic andthe balance finely
timbered The improvements of the first order
We will sell with this land should the purchaser prefer
it, the stock OF every description and the farming uen
ss OF every kind AS it rarely happens that such prop
erty this gets into MARKET and as land is now much
sought would remind capitalists of the propriety
their applying without delay. Apply to us.
TOLER x COOK,
eaa General Agents.
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EY REC.TAgD CAUTITORN.
REGULAR SALE DAYS:

REGULAR SALE DAYS.
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
SALE OF HORSES EVERY SATURDAY.
IN the days above named commencing at9l O'clock
" will sell at auction, my store on 18th ST. va
rlety OF miscellaneous articles, consisting of the follow
ing
GROCERIEs-Sugar Coffee Gunpowder Tea Can
dies Soap Nails Starch Bacon hams shoulders and Sides
Rice Pepper, Ginger, Brandy, Whskey, Gin Molasses
Butter. Lard, Herrings, Shad.
FURNlTU RE-Bureaus, Sidcboards, Washstahtis
Feather Beds, hair and shuck Mattresses Bedsteads,
Ghats Candestands dining tea, and toilet Tables led
ding OF every description, Tenders Shovel and longs
with many other articles in the excepting line.
SHOES, CLOTHING, &c-I Will also sell Boots
shoes, Slippers, Clothing OF every kind Hats Caps
Grockery- ware, Matches writing and wrapping Paper
Books, &c.
NH 26asE R. CAUTHORN
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-24


ID THE BLUE LICK SPRINGS, IN KENTUCKY
Fresh supplies just received. This Sulphur water
or with tendency to bilious affections. or other dsea
ses incident to the months of summer those suf
tering from dispepc symptoms will find great advantage
from its USE Asa cooling aperient, it possesses many
advantages the ordinary saline purgaves. It's ac
ton the bowels is natural, and its effect of Civ
ing strength and tone to the digestive organs render
of the most desirable remedial agents 1t has within
itself the elements OF its preservation and are,
therefore enabled to offer perfect its outward
ties, remedial agent are retained as if taken fresh
from the Spring, In its composition it is identical with
the Harrowgate Spring, of England. We are the only
agents for its sale in this city Our supplies received
direct from the Spring
All Blue Lick Water in bottles sold by us will be brand
ed thus, Blue Lick Water Purcell Ladd & Co.. the
words being blown in the glass The proprietors with
the view of placing this Water within the reach of all
put at low price that feel warranted in saving
that it is the cheapest Mineral the United States
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Gen'l Agents
ie 81 For the Blue Lick Sulphur Water
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-24
SesNH ESaG E,Erysf

THE CELEBRATED WEATHER STRIP
fEiE subscriber having purchased the exclusive rieb
~ Il to make and vend the newly invented IyEATHEB
sIiP SO generally n in the Northern cities is now
prepared to I'LL orders either in the city of Richmond or
by applying them to doors exposed the weather thew
ettectually prevent rain and snow from beat mt ~
house. s ih'o inc
Ihey can be fitted water tight any still however nm
even the surface may be- For inside doors they are tina
very ng, as they do away with the carpet strip now f
ways. W 'oi III oooi9
Inc subscriber will furnish aud put them on and
far trial they do not give satisfaction thew will he va
tmoved and charge made 'N'' WIN DC re-
Gaining at his shop of Main and 9Th sreets
my I'm VIM FORBES Builder
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-24

Ia raAEE ACRE g.prs IN nuyAn,a an,

4 e EsAhE AGASR sissES I'm DUSAk's a sb-
AE DITlON FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will
the premises respectively, commencing at O'Clock, P
NJ halt acre Lots in Duva addition. They le some
OF them, IN the city OF Richmond northwest of Mr.
OF Mr. Hill; others lie on the hill in the county of Henrico
near the farm OF Mr. W Robinson and others lie on the
level plain west OF Bacon Quarter Branch near to several
lots owned by the heirs OF the late James Brown de-
ceased The lots are will be. marked with corner
stones-some Of them beautifully ocated-and will
SUIT admirably Tor market gardens suburban residen-
ees The lots in the city will be divided to snit the
views OF builders The sale willcommence with the lots
near Mr. Robinson's farm.
fEnMs-One-third cash, balance at and months for
negotiable notes. interest added secured by an approved
endorses title withheld w GODDIN
je % Auct
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-24

Gen. SCOTS Reception Of the Nomination-The
Southern Wings Satisfed-lMr. Fillmore, &c.
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Herald says:
Gen. Scott received the nomination with great
eguaa!nimity, and after receiving large number
OF friends took ap airing in his carriage
Mr.. Webster's speech at the Kossuth dinner
killed him with the South. Scott is non-inter
vention all over. Scott's nomination is highly
satisfactory to the Wings. There will be ire
mendous reaction IN his favor in the South; but
his friends are afraid of the Free Sellers in the
North. The Democrats will fight the campaign
largely upon his native American letters, but
they admit it will be hard battle.
Mr.. Fillmore heard the result with that calm.
dignifed compacency, characteristic of the man.
Warmly expressing the hope the Wing party of
allsections would rally for the General and elect
him. he assured his friends that he looked for
ward to retirement to private life with feelings of
had he received the nomination.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-24
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.

WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
WAsHINGToN June 90.
SENATEAfter the transaction of business of no
general interest, the Senate motion, into Execu
tive session.
In the HOUSE, several bills granting public lands for
Railroad parposes in different States ordered to be
ensrossed.
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EvEATON'S SUPERIOR RUNE, for sale BY
IL je % JOHN H CLAIBORNE.


ECEsOLCTEONs AND DEBATES OF
~ 1796.-J- w. RANDOLPH has published a new
and more conveniently arranged edition of the Virginia
Report of l799-1soo, touching the alienand sedton
81 1885, debate and proceedings thereon in the House
of Delegates OF Virginia and several other documents
Illustrative OF the Report and Resolutions. half calf
bnding-price ST. so.
The Baltimore Convention having made the resolu-
tions of 90 part of the Democratic Platform this work
has become an important and indispensable book for
all the faithful.
AS but small edition published and as there are
great many persons who by these resolutions
that never read them, would advise an early appica
ton to secure copy 1t will be by mall free of ex
pense to all who will remit the price in money stamps
post paid. j. W. RANDOLPH
lie Is
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BE GEORGE y. sUrsYgzEs
DosETrvE SAFE or zEoUsEsse

OsETsVE SALE 0F HOUSEHOLDER
n FuhNIfuRE AT AUCTION--On THURSDAY
MORNING next, the 9th inst coron,ancinl, 81 IA
O'CLOCK at the residence of Mrs r. II Jenkins on 7th
street between Grace and Franklin streets will he sold
al auction without reserve, the entire Housee0le and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting of the variety Ienail a
CURED tor large boarding house; also very SUPERIOR
Plaho OF modern style made by Walker of PHILADELPHIA
fine instrument 'o " % 9" F9'S
TERMS cash. Sale to be conducted by
GEO. J. SUMNER
A.-na
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-24
Fatal Accident at Hartford.

HARTFORD, June %.
Last evening, as the Wings were firing ma
tional salute of 100 guns in honor to SCOTS nom-
nation, man named Viderts who was assisting
to fire the pieces, went before the gun lust as it
was discharging and was instantly torn to pieces.
Some parts of his body were blown ten rods
Viberts leaves wife and six children
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-24
CONGRESS-TUESDAy

In the Senate bill authorizing imported goods
entered and bonded for ware housing, to be- ex-
ported by certain routes to ports and places in
Mexico, was ordered to be engrossed The re-
mainder of the day was devoted to Executive bust
ness.
In the House of Representatives. eight bills
relating to the organized Territories, and the Sem
ate bill with amendments) establishing a branch
mint in San Francisco were passed.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-24
Great Ratification Meeting,

PHILADELPHIA, June %.
great Wing Ratification meeting was held in indie
pendence square last night. Speeches were delivered
by Messrs Jones and Metherand of Tennessee Duncan
OF La Governor Johnson and Others Much enthusiasm