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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

" JERSEY-SPRING ARRANGEMENTS:-May
l852-For Clinton and placss from Pier NO
North River by steamer RED JACKET, ats A. M and
p M and at r. N. for White House and intermediate
place. and connects at Ezabehows with trains on the
y j. Railroad, which leave New-York: frsm the loot Of
eeurtsnd-st hours Returning, leave clinton
An A NJ 1850 p NJ, Whitehouse at SIS freight, ~
asd sse A. NJ and Lao I'M Somervie 81 4 Isisnt o.S
and sa5 A. NJ and gus p NJ; Psinhed olo neisnt ~
1899 A. NJ. and SIS p M. ,,u,
Passengers for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown, Wives
barre ard Msuch Chunk Pa and FleminEon, New-Gef
nantovn A. J. will lake the A. NJ. train from ~ r. ana
on Tuesdays Thursday. and Saturdays for
Washington Belyldere N j. Stages leave oA
Tor Pearaek and Pluckamiue the arrival OF the r.
train All baggage the sk Of the owners Ynth aenvefes
into of the agents OF the COMPANY sAs
checks receipts given therefor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21
Garpstinss, Oil Cloths, @r.

TVLOOR OIL CLOTES at No. 40 Pine
IL q, New-York, Printed BY New Patent Process Z
T. RICE CO, Pstentees, would most respectfully IN.
to the trade, that they nays obtained the great
6esderstum Of PRINTING Floor OH Cloths by Machinery,
which elegance Of finish have bcen excced snt
which they offering together with large and dse.
able sock OF Clothes from to feet vide at greatly ~
duced prioeA at their Warehouse. No. ~ Pfne-st
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feQal Notices.

N PURSUANCE Of IN order Of the Surrogate
Of The County Of New YOss, -n easss 70 - ~ sssss
the nerchaar Eychanee the Ciy ~ Nee
June twelve occk tcnowuo H.
eJAMEs 6RKI6. deceased s TIE Of As 1sss
An Of land ns and eens the seventh Wsa
The CITY Of New rort aaS kno~s ans distinguishes
made hs.f and Of sandy bt osoapns Janss sa
ebArd aambsr ur bounded westerly oat - Scan
ses, aad oeeapns nov OF af<n 10 he
hss Of Ever Bysnch noherS b. t nanss y dve anSoatA
% lot thirty oradA IN INST and req
~esfh each sss snsSy ave 49, - -
the pfop>ry eoos>a 81
two story frame dwelling rems Of sAs eAsh 10 psf esrt -
sNsr. JAMES 6REi6. yr.,
ale ews Administrator n Jsss- crsse, dscH.
In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
OF the Cous Of Nes iot notice hereby all psfsess
HAVING csns against ROBERT HALsEY. late Of the CITY Of
Yoi deceased preset the with vouchers hereof -
the subscriber, her No los Tr the City o New
YORK before the fourteenth DAY ~ Juse sextDxte New
ais ia~omrs HARGAREr HALsEy. Admsnx.
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PAPER.-5,O00 Reans
W kss nd snsw WnPpsaG rsgss, ir aSs 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

The stages for Squam and Freehold viii oounectien
with boat Stages 70 convey passengers al parts Of tho
country All persons forbid trusting the above boat
account Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21
6teamboats an6 Railroads..

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD
" for PHILADELPHIA from Pier No. l, North River,
foot of Bstterypaoe BIZ steamboat John PotterTwo lines
daily: Morning Line leaves al A. NJ Afternoon Express
Line at ~ through 70 Philade gha In 4 hours rae
LIST clsss cars S. "a class line BY NJ only " Return
Ing leave Philasepha from foot of Wslnnst At n ans
2P NJ Emisrant Line by steamboat Transport, rom Fisr
Ne |, at s p N. fare: 81 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21
Ocean Cleaners, &r.

CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS are in
" yed witness the exhibition of the perfected Gen.
trpetsl Quartz Csher and Amagamator in operation daily
O'Clock A. NJ in the Gold aiming Machine Store, Hotel
Building corner William and Frankort-sts Passage
itch lets for sale at greatly reduced prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

NOR LlVERPOOL.-The new and
splendid steamship CITY OF MANCHESTER Rob
ert Leifch Commander will sail from PHILADELPHIA
for LIVERPOOL on THURSDAY, June s. at eek, AN.
Passage in Saloon single staerooms. ............ta0
Passage in Saloon double stser0oms. t5
Passage IN Forward state rooms ......:....... %
will provided with railway tickets Phs
delpha, free of expense by the agent.
THOS RICHARDSON, No Al Exchange place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

LNREIGHTS REDUCED. - Ordinary
II measurement Goods are now taken BY the FALL
RIVER LINE from NETWORK to BOSTON at senu
per foot Ordinary Weight Goods at Ia cents per nc ne
Other freight in proportion Freight will at all times 10
taken a. low by any rvs route.
TISDALE BOARDNAN, Agenta
Nos 10 and II West-sA
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nor SAN FRANCISCO-TUESDAY,

LEOK SAN FKANCISCU-TUE SDA Y
Il June l5-Ths splendid new double-engine steamship
CITY OF PITTSBURGH 24Gd tuns burthen. WIN. C.
Stotesbury Commander This splendid steamship having
suit her for the trade and
her superior any tne
Pacific will sail for Francisco above touching VAL
paaso Panama Her large and airy and
her accommodations superior any steamship
aAost having abundance Of both hight and all well
extra hight between decks 1t is confidently expected she
will make the passage San Francisco short time
1t has been by steamer thus offering to families
and those who desire theH comfort much pleasarter
than by the via Chages only
limited number Of passengers will be taken
Apply to THOMAS RICHARDSON. No. Al Exchange
place New York and 80. 9Wanutst- Philadelphia
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Drp Goods.

GRAPE 900 Plain and
" En- ,rodered Grape Shawls selling OFF very Cheap at
SANDERS & CO, No 3ol Grand ST.
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Me0iral.
lair DYE.-A Hair Dye fully wor-

AIN IIdIr WOf
IL thy Of public patronage has long been needed MA.
VENETIAN LIQUID HAIR DYE,l in obtaining all the
desed esu viz perfect safety In use beauty and Pss'
msnence Of color in form and APPLICATION, Win
the advantage of cheapnes each bottle containing more tAa
double that Of any other manufacturer besides being so
halt the price Price 50 cents A. 3. D. SANpo 49, ~"
sale and retail Agents. No. 100 Fultonss cor "nnan'
York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

NOTICE to CONTRACTORS.-Sealed
en- MONDAY the Sl,t inst for the GRADUATION and
MASONRY REQUIRED on TWENTY-SiX MILES Of
0e PITTSBURGH and STEUBENVILLE RAILROAD,
vii be exhibited and the necessary information respecting
the work gwen BY the Engineer his Office for i've days
PRIOR to The letting -Engneers Office Pittsburgh May
isd2 By order Of the Board.
u. MITCHELL, Jr,
Chief Engineer Y. and Railroad Co
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EINE FRESH TEAS.-W. P. MOODY
IyISH and PROVISION STORE

I ALLAN L ROSE, No 226 Washinston-st, Tone door
Above Barclsyst NewYork offer Wholesale to deaers
the market prices for cash. the following articles Of
he best quality. 49,,
ehsd-Nos l, 2 and s. in all kinds of packages.
Codfsh--Dry Sailed and Picked
eoalehsb-Dry Sailed and Picked.
Hsrrnss-Smok cd aud Picked
Pork-Moss Prime, Ruup, Butt, ClgI, 10.
Beef-Aess Prime, aud Railroad.
Smoked Hams, Shoulders, Beef Bacon, Salmon
Cheese, Lard, Candles, Oil, Spices
ButteI--In 6rkins, tubs and pails-fresh dairy.
eal,-Fine In sacks and small bags
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

EOR SHREWS BURY, LONG
Il BRANCH, OCEAN HOUSE, HIGHLAND DOCK
PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS and BROWNE
DOCKS. tMiddletown,) ana RED BANK.-New and splen-
do steamboat THOMAS HUNT, Captain A. II. Hsseerty,
will leave New-HaveR pier, Peckslp, East River, = ~
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nor ALBANY-Cbanee Of Hours.-

X
The Cars Of the NewYork and Harlem Railroad eavs
the City all station NewYork daily (Svndays excepted
a A ~ connecting with the Western Railroad at Chat
ham, snd Il p M ExpTes) through without change Of
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EOR LIVERPOOL--United States
Mail steamship ATLANTIC, Capt James West =
This will depart with the IT, s. Mails for Europe posi-
lively SATURDAY, May g. at II o'clock NJ from her
berth at the foot of Canalst No berth secured till paid
for For freight pesage having unequaled accommods
lions for elegance and comfort, apply to
kDW. X. COLLINSk CO. No. So Wall-~-
fhe steamship ARCTIC will succeed the ATLANTIC and
aailIn neI 1879
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

EOR Observation-Disclosures Line
II Packet Of 2eth MsyThe splendid and favcnte pack
etship SIDDONS Capt L. j. Briggs, will sail as above her
regular day For freight having superior accom-
rodations apply board at pier No IA East River
sPOFEORD. TILESfON CO. No ~ South-st
NOR SAN FRANCISCO. DIRECT
The new splendid and fast sailing ship JAMES
drake Captain Samuel Gore will sail Tor the ABOVE por'
on or abont the 18th instant
Eor passage tall her freight being engsged) apply to
SPOFFORD, TILESTON CO.. No. 4S Southst
EOR PORT PHILIP, AUSTRALIA,
n drect-The splendid ship HELENA, Cave, Master,
win sail about the 18th OF May for the above port For
Freight Passage having splendid stderoom accommoda-
tons apply on board al Pier is, 4. r or to
n. L. g. GRtSWOLD, Ne " South-d
RUSSELL NORTON, No. 81 Old Slip, or to
ELLIOT ARkELL Co, No. i46 PsaIlst.
Rates of fare Cabin $500; I'd Cabin, SO Stssrass,
&lz0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21
DNGITSU ADVERTISEMENTS
NLEGANT WEDDING and VISITING

liz CARDS-Silver bordered, and plain beautifully en-
rayed splendid Wedding Envelopes, Of the latest styles
Enc Silver Door Plates great variety OF patterns Consular
Notary and Society Seals Heradrc Devices OF every de-
scription in the first style OF the art and metal
EVERDELL, Broadway, No 3o2, cor. Duaae-st.
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VAUTION-PATENT RESIN OIL

" Ts prevent imposition and serious accident We would
i've notice that only place where the real Patent Resn
On can bought In New ork the Resin OH Company
Store Az Broadway We sell dealers IN the city
10 prevent mistakes keep other article 10 free from
NELL smoke xp!oson and costs but half cent per hour
l ste adv beautiful brilliant light Sent to All parts OF the
ety free fsxpense Tubes fitted to oil and 6uid lamps for
Gxperce burn this oil RESIN Oil COMPANY,
n. PARmESTiER General Agent No. AZ Brosdway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

lvl JOHN H. KEySER l. Co, Hot Air Furnace and
Range Manufacturer have added to their BUSINESS the
MANUFACTURE of Enameled Iron Nantes In limitation q
drersnt styles OF expensive marbles of great beauty and
elerancs OF finish They be sold at greatly reduced
prse o. corresponding style of marble and need only TO
Be seen be appreciated Columns and other ornamental
hsuiifnl manner and at moderate Architects build
sss and others invited TO call at the Store OF
The subscribers and view the article for themselves
JOHN III. KEYSER CO., No 10 Chhst-
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EOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

Il FALL RIVER.-The splendid and superior steamen
BAY STAff, Capt VIM. Brown, and EMPIRE STATE,
Capt Benjamin Brsyon leave alternate days (Sundsys
cxcepted from Pier No. s N. r. the Battery, H 5PA
Fof Freight apply board at the Office Pier No
TISDALF& BORDEN Agents.. Nos 70 end II WestA
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EIGH"> CARS.-Ffty Eight
Wheeled Plst,v. AZ Car made In the most thorough
manner ofthe materials and style Of constructon India
Rubber sprnss For sale TO be delivered immediately 10
~ o'"''A''' GORDON MCKAY, Agent
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I OW-PRlCED BROWN SHEET
ale nv NFSMITH CO. No So Broad-st aud 50 New. 81.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-26

New YORK, March a5
Inc steamer Europa arrived here this morning from H.
Vefpoo whence she sailed on the 18th send you the
chief items of interest other commercial news.
CoTToN-A decline of ID had taken place. chiefly in the
lower grades and mddng qualities. Fair Orleans sad.
M'ddlng ll6d fair Upland SD Middling AID Sales of
the week $4,000 baes-specuators took II 600 exnort
ers 1000
FLoUR-Western Canal 21s. Ohio eos
CoRN-Yellow 29s Cd. White 32s
GoNsoLs closed at 97s
FRANCE AND SWITZERLAND.
The Europa brings the intelligence that Switzerland
had acceded to the demands of France forhe Punishment
OF political refugees
GREAT FAILURE IN LONDON
Inc House of Richie K Brothers in London had failed
for f150,oOo.
mo steamer had arrived at Liverpool since the Pacific
THE KAFFIR WAR.
news from the Cape received in England brought tbe
highly welcome Intelligence that the Kair war had been
ended
ENGLAND.
Parliament reassembled on the 10Th inst Tho Fr.a
Trade question was preached in the House of LORDS
Lord LYNDHuRsr denounced the efforts of the Anti Corn
Law League to compel a dissolution of Parliament The
opposition headed by Lord John Russell had resolved TO
vote the supplies for three months only and then force
dissolution of Parliament
FRANCE.
decree has been published in France declaring the
prescribed oath to support the Constitution and the Pre-
sident indispensable to all holding public Trusts Anv
person returned to the Assembly refusing to take it. will
forfeit his seat 1t believed that Cavaignac will enter
the Chamber make his protest against the action of the
President and then retire.
The exclusive control of education hereafter to he exa
cised by the Church and the State
Inc abolition OF arms in Paris is taking eect-the mea
sures for this purpose being actively carried out More DO
ihoal prisoners are to be to CAYENNE
1t is believed Napoleon will assume the title of Enne
ror upon opening the Chambers on the Doth March,
FURTHER ABOUT THE MARKETS
Liverpool markets depressed. In WHEAT and FLOUR
there speculative enquiry with an advancing ten
dency though prices had changed since the sailing of
the Pacific The decline in COTTON is fully l. in some
cases PROVISIONS scarce and advancing RICE lss to
19s Cd,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-26
EoR THE TIm1

FUR THE LINES.
IMessr,. Editors The interest which has been
awakened in different parts of the State, in be-
halt OF the cause of Agriculture, has occasioned
frequent calls for the form of Constitution
adapted to the organization of local or coun-
ty Societies, to meet which, beg of you the ia
YOUR to publish the annexe>i in the Richmond
Times. hPATOP
00"S'"'''0"@ Tue AgfFc| tra1 Society Of the County
me style OF tins ociety shall be the Agricultural
ooclely OF the count of - its objects shall be to
fae a so of Agriculture, Horticulture and
me soele " shall consist of such persons as shall
sabso2ibns wish to become members, and sha pay, on
SO not less than dollars, and annually there
md ~ less than dollars; and ALSO Of honorary
an n.y. =" responding members.
officers ofthe Society shall consist of President,
- Wee Presidents, recording Secretary, Cores
Jnding Secretary, Treasurer and Executive Com
mtee to consist of the officers above named, and five
other members, of whom five shall constitute quorum.
The payment Of $40 more, shall constitute a member
tore and shall exempt the payer from annual contribu
tons
sdered as due and payable on the - day Of -,
in each successive year
The Recording Secretary shall keep the minutes of the
Society,
The Corresponding Secretary shall carry on the
pendence of the Society with other societies. with neigh
borhood clubs and with individuals furherance of the
objects ofthe Society
The Treasurer shall keep the funds of the Society and
dsburse them the order of the President Vice Pre
countersgned by the Recording Secretary and shall
make report ofthe receipts and expenditures of the So
ciety ateach annual meeting
The Executive Committee shall hold stated meetings
ana adopt particular regulations for carrying into effect
the general objects and instructions of the Society shall
take charge OF and distribute preserve all seeds plants
books models &c, which may be presented to the So
cety-and shall also have the charge of all communca
lions designed or calculated for publication far they
may deem expedient shall collect arrange and publish the
same IN such manner and form they shall deem best
| calculated to promote the objects ofthe Society
. There shan be an annual meeting the Society at
such time and place the Executive Committee may ap
point at which time all the officers Of the Society shall
elected who shall serve until their successors are appoint
ed aud shall have powert fill all vacancies occurring
deaths designations otherwise. until the next genera
| meeting OF the Society.
Extra meetings may be convoked by the Executive
| Committee.
Fifteen members shall be quorum for the transaction
/ Of business
g. This Constitution may be amended by vote of two
thirds othe members attending any annual meeting.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-26
BUCKINGHAM

At meeting of the citizens of the eounsy nj
| buckingham, held at the Court House on Satur.
day, the lith OF March, to propose some suitable
means Tor the suppression of incendiarism, the
| loiio"lhg resolutions were unanimously adopted,
viz:
l. Resolved That we regard il rs n matter n,
high Importance that the owners of slaves in tbis
vicinity should adopt among themselves the mos,
efhcient means OF keeping good order and enslr-
ing the good department OF their slaves and Ia
mat end they recommend that all persons having
slaves in their occupation or employment. should
keep vigilant patrol on their own premises, make
frequent nightly examinations of their negro quar-
ters' and not permit any slave to leave the pre-
lnlses without written permission, specifying
the place to which and the errand on which such
servant is sent, and the time for his return.
2, Resolved, That we regard this whole commu-
NIFTY us deeply interested in the faithful observ-
ance OF the laws which prohibit the trading with
slaves without the permission of their owners
and we earnestly appeal to all those engaged in
trade not to violate the said laws, assuring them
that they will thereby deserve and receive, our
gratitude and support, while those who violate
those laws will, by so doing, in our opinion, vio-
late their duty good citizens, and neither de-
rerve nor receive our countenance or support.
). Resolved, That our Delegates in the Gene
raj Assembly, and the Senator for this District
be requested to their best exertions to pro-
cure the passage OF a law amendatory of chapter
80 OF the revised Code, so to provide that no IL
cense shall be granted to retail ardent spirits until
the applicant shall take oath that he will not vio-
late the laws which prohibit the buying of or sell
ling to slave without his masters consent during
the continuance Of such license, and also enter
into bonds with security, with condition not to
violate said laws, which bonds, in case of the
breach OF the condition thereof, may be put in
suit either by the Attorney for the Common
wealth. or by any person who may choose to bring
suit on the same,
4. Resolved, That whenever a strong ground
OF suspicion shall rest any slave of having COM
mitted a felony, but there shall not be le-
gal proof sufficient for his conviction this meet
ing recommends that the owner of such slaves
shall forthwith dispose of him and cause him to
be removed out Of this Commonwealth
5. Resolved, That the meeting request the
County Courts to continue permanently the APP
pointment of patrols at present organized as
then commissions successfully expire.
6. Resolved That copy of the foregoing re-
solutions be sent to our Senator and Delegates =
the General Assembly, and tl'~4'' - Al"
tne Richmond papers.
1he meeting then adjourned
THOS. F. PERKINS, Chairman.
NoRvELL CODES, Secy.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-26

BISHOP DoANE's CAsE.-We understand that
Bishop Meade, of Va, Bishop McIlvaine, of
Ohio, and Bishop Burgess, of Maine, are now in
this city, and are inquiring into the charges re-
Gently submitted to them by laymen of New Jer--
sey against Bishop Doane. If, on investigation,
there shall be found any reason to suppose Bishop
Doane guilty of any grave offence, measures will
probably be taken to bring the matter before the,
House of Bishops at the next general convention.
IT. however, the charges otwell sustained the,
matter will be dropped.
Philadelphia Bulletin of Wet2nesdau.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-26
OCCASIONAL SUMMARY.

THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS
WASHINGTON, March 25
oEHATE-Pet1tlons were presented in favour of cheap
Ocean postage and against the Intervention of our Gov
eminent IN the affairs of foreign nations.
Mr. BROOKE introduced bill granting public lands to the
States OF Louisiana and Mississippi for railroad purposes
The Bill establishing Navy Yard at San Francisco
was taken and the Senate proceeded consider it,
1.-THE HOUSE. the Deficiency Bill was again under con-
sheraton and was made the occasion for continuation
the debate upon every other subject.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-26
WING MEETING IN GOoCHLAND.

At a meeting of portion of the Wings of
Goochand, held on the 18th instant, for the pur-
pose of nominating delegates for the Convention
proposed to be held by the Wings of the State of
Virginia, in the city of Richmond, on the 18th of
April next
JAMES B. FERGUSON, Esq. being called to the
Chair, and ii. CLAY PLEAsANTs appointed Sec
rotary.
On motion, it was
Resolved, That the following forty Wings be
appointed delegates to the said Convention: John
Woodson, w Peasants, James A Valdez,
Thomas Mitchell, Hugh Ragland, James p Nor
ris, James F Jennings, James w Logan, o T
Mitchell, Edwin Turpin, John Hobson, Tarleton
Fleming, John d Turner, Thomas Boiling, Vim
5 Lacy, Lancelot Hall, DIR John Norris Robert
Skpwith, VIM B Stanard, DR. George w Harris,
Charles F Pope, Col M M Payne, Thomas T T
Iabb, James NJ Morson, DR. VIM M Smith, G.
Woodson George w Watkins. VIM S Johnson,
John Watkins, DR. Erasmus Powell, Richard
A Trice, Richard Allen, John M Vaughan, Jos T
Sampson, DR.. Thomas Curd, Watkins James,
William Lewis, Sinacus Woodson and Samuel
Guy
Resolved, That the proceedings be published
in the Richmond Wing, Times and Republican.
On motion, the Chairman aud Secretary were
added to the delegation
And then the meeting adjourned.
JAMES B. FERGUSON, Chm'n.
Fl. CIAv pTEAq,Nrc Sac,u
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-26

TRIAL OF THE CUBAN ExPEDITroNIsrs.-The
trial Of the alleged Cuban expeditonists, J. L.
O'Sullivan and Major Schlessinger, at New York,
has now been inprogress eleven days. On Thurs
day DIR. BURNETT was examined, and on his cross
examination he absolutely refused to answer the
questions, and was committed to Jail for contempt
of court. The witness declined to answer on the
ground that he was not on trial, and he had taken
warning by the example set in the Forrest trial.
He was committed, and the trial continued by
the calling of other witnesses.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-26
The New York Express says

Mr.. Walker, ex-Secretary of the Treasury, we
are sorry to learn by the last steamer, had been
for some time ill at Ryegate, a small town be-
tween Brighton and London He was slowly re-
covering from very severe and protraced illness
one Of his complaints being neuralgy. He was
accompanied by his friend General Mcneil. We
believe that continued disappointment has atten-
ded all his business negotiations. England had
faith in Mr.. Walkers Free trade doctrines, re-
garding them as partially beneficial to England,
but no faith in his doctrines of political nterven-
ton by protest, otherwise in the affairs of any
government of Europe. Money, property and
business are conservative. Mr.. Walker, while
protesting orepresent all these, became preach
err of radical revolutionary doctrines.