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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
Disasters, &c.

suP JESSr LIND from New Orleans for Liverpool going down
the ashore the English Turn but got of and returned
10 New Orleans on the 23d
b. QuADauFtE from Ponce p r. for Baltimore went ashore
about ~ O'Clock the eastenmost OF the
Knoll She had pilot board She of BY the assistance
OF steamer Hector and towed 10 Baltimore.
Pax1os the bark Lord Stanley at Quebec, reports that
Sd June lat 81 " lon 81 % w, he fell IN with vessel
bottom up put his and tried find out her but did
not succeed She between and 800 with white bottom
apparently vessel coppered and apparently not long
wreck There small hole the arboard side OF her bot
TOM about from the post She
appeared 70 be painted all white.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

Barn Byp-ro. tof Bo.,onl DAVIS, Hsvsna Il days .usrH
Bi Mentor Cpu,ehl sA.troa Fo.rdsn - days. asa
2o7 pa.seus. 10 sbm, B.eAen osh asst, s. a. ous ~,
Bra Comet Br fnr a. JOhn y = days. plas.s, msFer
ss cgndor Snail hsdOn.4 day. lumber, 20 ha~hs raeo'
Bs omyS@ Ronl aVae Lisbon, 81 days. salt cork AL mad
Bns $ n Horton. loi ROesand P-Aree. Guyana, p R, u
day, % A. C. Ro--ir. Co
Brs Tos.s Prince Naehiss, days, nber. to master
Bns Ready Rhino lBr sor, windsor " days, plaster,
sebr MARCIA. Bunker MyasasI p r. u days, Mat
land, Phelp, Co, vessel TO matter.
sehr Globe Lewis, Ponce p R. June H. sugar, NOe
sehr star Of the Wet Or Key Ma,Asu-7 P r. days.
SIR Col sa;;ey Eiwocl, char.sons days. cotton to " l.
Nccr,,dy Co. 7Es;;snIs, ,n s., lat ?. g. Iona Is TO-
sr Sarah Elizabeth Dyer, Baaeo 10 days fruit to Msaehan
sebr Euea tsie) GusEero Palermo 50 days aai
emon. TO chameeran Robinson Co a'h lat IS iS loo 70 49,
s Cataract RICE Savannah days, cotton, 20 L. Mccreay
schr Burgess tof Elizabeth City, y. c. Kingston JAM
d.y-. mdse TO X G. ham Oh n.t Of The ives, end Of
Midas o savannah HasedorE Savannah, days cotton
scteopsr-Psmsqad Up,o, Kingston. n Y for Portsmouth
Jue,ta Weber Kingston, \. Y for Boston Mary Pscs Du
sSspEa E5rs J. Kelly Kelly Dsaai. H,soa Foeassn Maeas
Avenser Cobb, land Antilles. Rhodes Rockni A. Ap
j. Rogers worhinson, Portland Conn Union whtmore,
aehi1, sT w;ham RoelaHa gGsyr RSsG; RS,sand
sgaAs chsnyas JOIN sszST hatsSy S9He LAZY
Garland Augusta Me Huntress Hooper, Daasve Denmark,
Bennett Greenport zuee Hale Ellsworth Volta futile Green
port for Kingston, n. Y
soc-oreson, sturEes, Provdenes Mary Atwatsr, Smith,
ssybrook
Below brig
sAILED-steamshps Europa tBr) Lott, Lverpool JAMES
Adger Dickinson, Charleston ships Margaret Evans Pat, Lon
dom Lone Star Bouie Fancco barn Queen Of the Ocean,
(B PAne Quebec 0spay Dan Peterson, Baenos Ayes
WISD-sunset S. 5. w.
E The bs Isabella Reid Capt Rice Cape Hyt for this port,
had her and ready sail the 10th ut
but had been detained for several days BY the sickness Of the
yellow All the crew. Including the had been
Absd for duty consequence OF IT, Capt r. the recovery
others belonging the vessel He therefore,
pecieG 10 sail a few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
Receipts of Produce. JUNE 80.

BY North Rirer Bods-17782 bbls Flour 58l do Whisky,
23 DO Lard 2 DO Pork Sc do Ashes 81 8S bushels Corn,
IA, 267 do. Wheat 20 pigs Cheese and Y do Wool
BY Erie Railroads.&c. bales Wool IL 80 sides Leather ID
bbs Ashes, $50 pkes. Butter, and ~ do. Cheese.
BY Net0Haren Railroads. pkgs. Butter 81 do Cheese,
AZ 25 rolls Leather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
Markets. BY Telegraph.

CHARLESTON, June 29-COTTog-Saes to-day 800 bales
at 9lGl03c. The markets. unchanged in every respect
ALBANY. June 30-FLoUR-M Moderate sales fair Genessee
WHEAT about l08tc Sales Of $1,000 bushels good Western
Corn So 158c Sales 600 bushels Canal OATS It 45c
Receved-i2O 900 bbs Flour; 5000 BUSH Com lSOOObus
Wheat, and II, 900 bush. Oats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
RY TeleRrnph.

BOSTON June 3O-Ar bark Ella Baltimore bds Torceo, Phil
adelpla Hopeovn. and Rainbow DO Convert, Tribune
and Albany Albany; A. Lawrence, New York Cleared ships
Plato Jsnero President England ST. Johns, n b. bark
III Philadelphia. bng Enc, do.
CHARLESTON June 29-sd schr Isaac Jones' Northern port
NEW ORLEANS, June 2sC ships Creole and slas Holmes
New York bark Brnosa, Boston.
PORTLAND, June 2a-Arr brig Xenophon New'York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

The tots cost of o43 miles Of mails ne and some 70
mile. Of branch or lateral road with the heavy rail- and
ah an ample equipment of locomotives and care, will
not exceed from s5oOO,oOo TO s5250Ooo. OF this
amount s2,5Oo,ooo Is represented by capital stock
the remainder lie az " cent debt The Michigan South
ern Road pays to-day a semtannual dividend Of y
cent, and the Northern Indiana y cent After this
date the stocks TO be consolidated and the dividends
vii be the same on each.
The Trenton Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, it Is stated, has become hopelessly emo%
raised. Their losses already exceed their available
funds, and they have been obliged to suspend payments
The exports of Breadstufs this season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
Expresses.

WELLS, FARGO & CO.'S CALL
w FORNIA EXPRESS OFFICE, No 10 Wdlst-
Our next Express In charge Of Of own Special Mes
sengers will be dispatched on MONDAY, July at O'Clock
p H., per u. ). Mail steamer OHIO via AspInwah and
fast steamer GOLDEN GATE for San francisco Large
freight should be in before the day OF sal Ing All as
ages should be put up In proof condition Small par
GELS received until O'Clock tho dsy Of sailing No charge
for Custom House fees Consular csri6cstss an
WELLS, FARGO co.
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Passengers Arrived

IL tly Hrsha, from HspreM 7. Reuter-, Miss J. Koeins
A. RocErs s. wssandi, p Deuhsrdt. Dr. A. Fesr aad 5 ~
the steerase.
In 'otr J. s. BwSsH, JroM KiHg'On, Jan.A. Cullen, Mr.
Barclay and Ars. Carroll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
Bales bp AmrtiotI.
IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS

IMPORTANT to CAPITALISTS
Il The following property situated in the City of Milwsu
kee will be sold at public auction the premises the
9th day of July 1852 at 10 o'clock AM The valuable prop
erty known "Clarkes Addition" to Milwaukee City,
State of Wisconsin consisting Of 4O3 large lots each 81 feet
front and rear by $50 feet in DEPTH situated streets 10
feet In width, commanding view OF Lake Michigan and
the surrounding city, being only OF mile from the Rail
road Depot In the of the property Is public square
Title indsputsbe. Terms Of the sale cash. 10 per cent
the day of the sale the balance TO be paid in 80 days. when
the deeds will be delivered This property is sold to close
estate and will doubt prove great bargain For fur
ther particulars inquire of @: VAN sTEINWYK, Commits
soner Of Wisconsin No. ITO Greenwieh-st NewYork,
T. l.. OGDEN, Trustee, Milwaukee.
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Total. ,742sl2

Total. ..............Sso7f23l2 $l5l77,673
The deposits of gold at the United States
Mint up to today for June amount to &C. $4,000 The
following Is statement of the exports and deposits for
The first half o., the year 1852:
Deposits from Jan. / to June ..,.. 400 5lI 3i3
peposits from June to July l............ 6500000
Total deposits for months. scr OIL 343
Exports during same period. 1860 500
Excess of deposits over exports. Sl4347,7s3
In this statement the deposits for June at the NewOr
leans and other Branch Mnts not included These
will probably swell the total amount of deposits nearly
amilion.
Wesppend the following series Of statements relative
% the SEPARATIONS of the Mint prepared from an elabo
rate table recently made out:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
1891. 1901. 1912.
S354,433 OF
Totals. SS73, 1853 Sc

Totals. S575, 353 Sc S554,485 Ol SZ78U1J ~
The earnings for May, 1882 have been varously pub
hshed at $4,000, sl53OOo and slO8o9i %. The lat
ter is taken from semi official statement in The DsrOh
Adpertiss, giving:
Passenger earnings May, 1852. S665s Sc
FREIGHT Observation-Disclosures. 4l,576 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

nutATukr
sur-Rsss-.--. 81 ssts... IS Moon.-Rses...-.7 53a
Sandy HookT Son Gsv Island. 46m Hell Gate 10 2Im
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Total .......-.-----.---. ScJo,ol4 %
The gross earnings of the Road for the half year end
ing May 81, 1852 have not been officially promulgated
but monthly statements have appeared In the papers
from time to time, from which the following table is
compiled:
1891. 1901. 1SJI-'2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

EXCURSlONS tor JULY. 1859. &.
- SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH. OcrS.
HOUSE. HIGHLAND HOUSE. PORT WASH vr.rxsasS
MOUNTS and BROWNS DOCK (Miadleto~sl ~ W. -,
inteimedste places when practicable, and RED BIvxs
The rev. elegant and ccmmodioas steamer corr
GATE. Cspt Foreman White, will leave NeT.Ycr ~. y
Robinsonst. North Rives), Is follows; wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

CPECIAL AUCTION SALE.-I will
- sell, THIS MORNING, at JOY O'Clock, preeisely at
No O2 Broadway large stock Of Furniture Of extra zood
quality and large variety ~ BSee catalogue for psrticu-
larg No postponement Absolute sale
r. ID. GOODWIN, Auctioueer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

ALL PERSONS having tickets issued
IN by the Hudson River Railroad Company for going u
and returning from strykers Bay, for the German Musical
Picnic June p last and for which they could not get
passage that day requested TO deliver the sane s
KUHN 4 RUNK, No. IA Grandst; Mr.. J. ASkUNAS
No zsl sthsv for the purpose Of obtaining the proper 70
dress from the Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
Cost Gn0 fuuuG.

/ OST-On the 9th May last, in going
the steamer CroioD. three Deeds and Survey Of oI M
l09 Cedsrst told bumber The finder sbali Be bersJH
vudsd BY returning them to CHARLES II. BUkfiA -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD--

N EW-JERSEY r ALL AD.-
FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS, 10 and from,
PHILADELPHIA and NETWORK, for ST.
Leaving New-York via Jersey City, in the and NJ
and 81 M trains of the Sd Of July, aud BY the and NJ
trains Of the 9Th
Returning from Philadelphia in the and 81 n lines Of
the 9Th OF July and any OF the lines Of tho Newesy or
Camden and Amboy Railroads OF the 9Th
WAY LINES.
As unusual preparations making for celebrating the a
ofJuly with the Military Fireworks. &c, 10 New York md
Newark, and other places NewJesey increased accom-
modaons will be given In the regular trains on that day
particularly 70 these 10 connection with the MONS Essx
and Central Railroads
AN EXTRA TRAIN WILL BE RUN ON THE Sra,
Leaving Railway, for NewYork a. $50 +. NJ Elizabeth
town As and Newark 2. NJ
Returning from New.York, for Newark, Elzabeth.owa
and Railway, at 10 p n
The II p NJ train from Newark, and III from Nsw.Yas
TO Newark, as usual.
Passengers will find TO their comfort and avoid cru~d
10 take the early trains New.York and Newa Tran,
will leave each OF these places and 81 NJ and hourly
each way during the day.
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The Advertiser states the decrease Passenger earn
ings from May, 1851 S. 100 SO; and the decrease ia
Freight earnings at s547 A. the Mail money for the
half year shall be carried into the May account 1t will
increase 1t some $50 0OO0 s25 000 The Company makes
annual dividends which are earned mainly if entire
w. In the half Of the year. The dimnuton In the earn
gs for the first half Of the current year Is to be attrbu
ted in part TO the late opening OF Lake navganon-and
in part TO the opening by the Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Companies of their direct and CON-
peting lines from Lake Erie to Chicago.
Messrs. Cammann, Whitehouse q Co.
and Carpenter & virmiyea offer for sale 100000 of
Che New Castle and Richmond Railroad Bonds TO which
we shall refer again.
The following is the statement of the
Assistant Treasurer at Philadelphia, for June:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

EXCURSIONS.- doable- decke5
"A steam.propeller GEN. WOOL be chartered a.
Excursions She IL nicely fitted up, and capable Of sscsu
modating from 200 to 600 persons Also large csss new
double decked barge and other barses with ste.mhsa
Apply 10 CHARLES BAKER, No. p South 81
EXCURSlONS.-The steamer Nimrod
IL be chartered for excursions having ee-p rsstt.
or the purpose Apply =. the Msssst Foundry scrss Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

Il NETWORK TO PHILADELPHIA, By the Cam
den and Amboy Railroad and the steamer JOHN POTTER
Passengers will leave Pier No l. North River loot Il Bar.
tery-place at o'clock. A. NJ. and p NJ on SATURDAY
Sd July and on MONDAY, 5th July at7A.M
Returning, will leave Philadelphia MONDAY, a 4
and 81 T. ~. and on TUESDAY 9Th July, at aud A.
NJ, and and 81 p NJ, from foot Of Walnuts Fare b tie
Excursion, going and returning ~
/. BLISS, Agent C. n A. r Co.
New York, June %, 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-06
American U,ble Soo,.,y

The monthly nesting Of The Board was held on the 9Th
instant at balfpast four O'Clock The Hon LIN her
BIadish presided assihted by William Il. Crosby. ESQ
The death Of Hubert Van Wagenen Esq. Of Pough-
keep,e OF the Vice Presidents Of this Society vas
iced and recorded the Minutes Mr. Van W age
lopg connected with this Board several years
was the Socetys Treasurer and afterwards chosen
one of the Vice Presidents
Nine new socicteF were gpze auxiarcs Ina
ly two in Kentucky in Ohio two in Illinois ore In
Indisns. two in Wifconsin. snd one in Texas
Extracts were read from agents showing the progres
Of the cauee AZ home.
An interesting letter read from the Secretary OF the
Jafna Bible Society Ceyon, gratefully acknowledging
former aid and asking further appropriations There
an increasing demand for the Scriptures among the
Coolies
Another from Rev. Frederick aonod Secretary OF the
French and Foreign Bible society with encouraging
statements to the ch cua.ion Of the Scriptures and
progress of religious inquiry in France
An able letter, also, from Bishop Boone, In China
Grants OF books were made, namely. in French fr a
French mission In this city, for the IT, S. Naval Acade
my, Annapolis; for distribution the coast and at Ca
in various languages for the Cherokee Nation for ore
gon and Florida and Others Of smaller amount
The entire number Of volumes issued the past mon Ia
ISIS
An appropriation of 81 600 made to the Jafrna BIZ
bic Society.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-06
Personal Intelligence,

Arrivals at the Metropolitan Col septoc u S Army
Or. Cowmap, I. s. Navy; Wm A James New Orleans
Kobt Cornelius, Philadelphia j. Nor;hrop Northamp
ton; }. Ltaycraft. West Indies: b A. Davis virginia; 4
/. Day, st Louis, Mo-: Thos Nather Connecticut; q
j. Train Boston; j. 3, King Geneva John Young coun.
~ Antrim, Ireland; Hugh CafeIta. Georgetown D. c
Clement Hill Washington. ID. c Hon. w V BarkaIow
ohio; II. I Brownel Hartford; Col f. s Nichols Plstts
burg.
Irving House Maj Cen Wool u. s. Army Washing.
ton Hon A McAlphine Albany Rev. George @. Footc
Pftsburg Pa Hon John Arnot, Emira; Lieut. Tail.
msdge, A; III s Polk. L. 3 A Lieut.. Russell. u. 8.
n; Lieut.. Henry s N DR. q. IIeaton Boston; Hon
A. II. Buell.. Herkimer; Hon X. w. Peckbam Albiny;
Rev Nj Hopkins, Salem. Mass Hon John A Rock
well Hartford Il. y Sands. u A; G.. VI Doty u g. A:
Maj LsB-nan Penn q. Tyler Va; Rev NJ Dwight
Warrington, d G; Captain Foster, U. 8. A. Alex Perry,
USA
At the Astor House--P Blake, Bangor; q johnson.
Rochester; IT. Smith Buffalo; Anery Ciere
Kentucky; Tburlow Weed Albeny; u Brown Richmond.
J.. Barney, Columbus Ohio General Shields H. s Armv.
Charles isger, U. s Army George Ahman spripp6eld
W w. Boardman, New Haven, Brodhead pennsyi.
vania.
At the American Hotel-T. S. Rhett g c: n q nan.
iols Washington: X Poker. Boston; Mufdock phi.
u Freeman, Boston; u. Cobb Baltimore; L. Pritcbard'
Waterbury.
At the Howard House-Col II. a. Beckett Jefarson
Texas; Rev. NJ Young Boston; DR.. s Plympton Cam,
bridge Mass; q. g. Stone, Boston; j. A Potter proy,
dence; Captain John HOLSTER Buffalo; L. Fisher Detrot,
q Thurston, Canada and 90 others
Hen Jefferson Davis 10 Is said lies dangerously IN NJ
'sct ~ "''slipp and Il ~ reeve Il Is faced Nv
,lsL. ' 49, y. ivet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-06
intelligence from B,,usn Guiana.

October 81
Very much to the furtherance Of plantation work
slight showers, general throughout the colony, have
gaddt ned the hear of the planter and added vgor
TO the promisng spring Of young for the next
years Rain haa not In have he ard or
fallen heavily 20 retard for a moment the sugar
making In which estates every where engaged Com
plants have ia instance been made OF the inferior
quality OF the sugar produced from arowing but
generally speaking, believe both regards quality
quantity the preent will be the largest crop ever
shipped Trade Is very dull The supply OF importan
provisions has very much increased during the fortnight
in articles Of universal consumption The country daily
pours in Its load By the river the railroad Of native
escuants but in spite Of tn. large supply these are not
by any means cheap
While abundant crop Is admittedly a matter for the
sincere thankfuness of the coonsts congratua
tons Of our friends Mt home it by follows
OF the free trade papers at home contend that it is
sign we want nothing more and that the whole benefit
has been produced by the energy infused into the
PLANTER by the Sugar 1915 Labor scarca and
dear: and while looking compacently at quantity it
must be taken into consideration that IL has pro-
duced az enormous cost The season has been extraor
dinariy propous; but with this proyidentia
sstance, there will be great profit accrung TO the
Of the best estates while in where there Is
little capital and credit the competition with the
slave owner who has both has only one telmin alton
ruin
The Court of Policy sat on the Cd and again on the
day before yesterday An Educational bill has been in
PRODUCED but discussion has yet taken place pom H.
Some parish business both occasions disposed or
One thing may be noticed tbct tbs years expenditure
the poor Of the Colony viii be sssaeAng like $40 600
IS oCo odd sterling IN tropical colony Of 100 900 in.
habisants where the smallest portion OF soil Is cent
grow food fer the individual, There must be some
thing radically wrong In The distribution OF this charity
In the political worj only matter Of any interest
has dturhed The ortDigbts quiet IL regards the Re-
eistration but fer the pal tcuars refer readers
The meteri Is little important that il win bear
repetition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-06

TEE MASSACHUSETTS GuBERxAroRIAL ELECTION
comes Of on Monday next. The three candidates
in the field are John Clifford, (whig) Henry W.
Bishop, (demoerat) and Horace Mann Gree soler)
As the late plurality Law il limited TO the Pres-
dential and Congre ssional elections, and as the
free sellers hold the balance of power bet ~een the
two regular parties, the election for Governor will
probably be again thrown into the Legislature.
The wing and democratic journals are, however,
making dead set upon Horace Mann, Is the ira
Queer Of Daniel Webster; aud doubtless that fact
will prevent any coalition upon Mann any terms,
should the election be devolyed upon the Legislative
assembly. The memory Of Daniel Webster is d.
rectly 10 yoly ed in the issue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-06
Dom este Miscellany.

The Boale Courier rays it vould not be very surpris
ing i Gov Hunt should appoint John L. Tacott, EA ,
the res natcn Of Judge Hoyt The appointment would
give general satisfaction-
Gov Ramsey: arrived at St. Paul, Minnesota. on the
25th ult from Warrington with $500 GOO, the first in
,tanen to be paid tbs Sioux Indians for their lands
negro man, the property of Mr. Redman, residing in
St. Ferdinand township Missouri killed on the I'D
ut by Mr. William Gardiner well known citizen Of the
above township The negro in the field Of Mr.. G..
creating stampede among the horses and cattle and
when requested by Mr. e., to dest, refused, when Mr.
Gardiner repaired to bis house got gun and shot him
killing the negro almost instantly
On the ID inst. the covered railroad bridge short
distance below Or Tigsburg Landing, Schuylkill Pa
took fire from locomotive and was destroyed The
damage will be repaired in very shsrt time.
Edward Boughton has been sentenced at the Lchfeld
County Court. Conn TO six years imprisonment in the
State prison for placing obructions upon the track Of
the Naugatuck Railroad, at Plymouth.
regiment Of United States troops passed through
Troy N. w. the 4th instant on their way to Platts
burg.
The city of Utica contributed $751; to the Washington
monument fund, Albany 1913, and Buffalo S3i6.
William Dansbury instantly killed, the 4th in
ftant at Lamberton, j. by the bursting Of cannon,
while the Gemoc ats Of the village engaged in cele
biating the lste democratic triumph. Mr. d. leaves
wife and several children.
King, the Boston SCULPTOR has nearly peted bust
Of Br Webster which subscribed for last spring by
public spirited citizens Boston and Roxbury, for pre-
fentaon the city of Boston to be placed in Faneul
Hall. The block Of marble from which this has been
undoubtedly be pronounced the chef dauue Of this dis
tngushed artist.
man named VIM. H. Howard, said to belong 70 Bos-
ton arrested in Portland the I'd instant the
charge Of shooting Levi q Morton at house in WASH
ingtoB street. Morton Is not expected to live.
man named John Lpsey 6ied at the Pennysylvana
Hospital Philadelphia on the 3D. inst from the effects
Of scds received by the bursting Of steam boiler in
soap factory at Kaigbn's Point, New Jersey
1t is minated that there is the prospect OF furhcr
trouble with Billy Bowlegs and the Florida Indians not
withdrawing his late treaty at Washington. The Sa-
vsnnah Courier states that Billy had TALKED in such
TO induce those who heard him to believe that
he would not remove according to his agreement.
1t is estimated that three huadred buildings have been
erected in st Paul Minnesota curing the present
SON Many Of Them would b. ornament to any city.
There thirty deaths in Charleston during the
week ending the 3Oth ut fifteen of which from
yellow fever
On the Sd inst lad twelve years of age named Mi
chae Daley of John Daley Of Jamaica Plains
by the DedEam train of cars, ear Hoag Bridge,
Mass and instantly killed.