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Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-09

A CARD.
NHE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to return his thanks to
given him. and respectfully solcits continuance of the
He may be found at all times at his old stand
street between th and 9Th Streets where his expenses are
small and afford him an opportunity to Sell moderate
terms to his customers.
He has just received fine assortment spring goods
which will be made in the best Misunderstanding OF
Cloths fancy Cassmeres AMI Vestngs of Silk white Mar
settles, and fancy qualities, beautiful articles Also white
Drings Shirts Collars Cravats Stocks Suspenders &C.
Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
LNRESH Vanilla Beans, very superior article
l For sale by
june 26-tf WILLIAM T. EVANS.
GOING RAPIDLY, those "Tally-ho Razors" at
~ 3lA cents, or Razor and Box of Bazin,s Shaving
Cream for 90 cents These Razors warranted and will
for the quality offered Call at Winners,
june 4-tr Sixth ST., near Louisiana
PALM LEAF FANS FOUR CENTS
IVORY, Silver Embossed, Feather Mourning, Spanish,
low, at Mrs CoLLsoNs in addition to good stock of Edg
ings Embroideries Ribbons Insertngs Gloves Hosiery,
and Fancy articles which she offers for sale at reduced
made to order. Millinery and Fancy Store,
may 29-tr Sixth St, near Louisiana avenue.
$40 REwARD.-L0sT!
THREE Bank of Virginia notes Of $40 each and Ex
i change Bank of Virginia note of $ld The finder will
apply at this office. july 2--tf
PLAIN AND FIGURED BLACK GRENADINE
WE have just received by Express the above goods to
w which respectfully invite the attention of ladies'
may 26-tr CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY 4 co.
BUILDING MATERIAL.
DAVENPORT MALLORY'S celebrated Rim and Nor
- ce Locks and Latches much lower than the general
prices Novelty, and other Rim Locks with best Mineral
Knobs for 81 cents good Morce Locks 90 cents best do
rs cents also, fine assortment of Hinges Screws Nails
&C.. constantly hand. All goods delivered and guaran
tied cheap they be bought elsewhere Builders
and others will find 1t greatly to their advantage to give
me call II. LINDSLEY,
aiccaaaor tn II Iindal.v pa Letg 9th A 10th at
2l-tf GSst. Newsl
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-09

TJORACE GREELEY'S WING ALMA
III MAC, containing ELECTION RETURNS, by States,
Districts and Counties with of other
valuable statistics and reading matter.
For sale by A. GRAY, It'll street
.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-09

T OST-On Friday, the 3Oh instant, somewhere the
Island Forty Five Dollars in goldviz two pieces Of
$40 and piece of S. together with the purse of
leather and pocket of Calico with strings to asten it
around the waist suitable reward will be paid to the
finder on leaving the whole at this office. jy 31-f
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-09

INRENCH Worked Collars at o. cents!
II Embroidered Handkerchiefs very low
Edgings, Insertings, &c, ditto
Gentemens Kid and Silks Gloves
Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, &c.
Call soon, If you want bargains, ut
Mrs COLLISIONS Millinery and Fancy Store,
june 30-tr 9th street, Louisiana avenue.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-09
Marble and other kinds of Stone!
FOR ALL UsES
rnuu YTpHpATpIrY

TSINE FLUTED GLASS WRISTBANDS, 25
cents apiece and liberal discount made II purchased
by the halfdozen or dozen, at
Winners Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
june 28-tr 9th street, Louisiana avenue.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-09
DERFUMERY, Including Colognes, oils

for the hair Powders of all kinds Almond Soap, Float
ing do Tayor's Crystalline do Wash Balls Hair Brushes
Tooth do Combs and rich patterns of various prices
and Fancy Store 7th street opposite Odd-Fellews Hall.
p sA very good article of White Sewing Cotton at two
cents per SPOOL l0-tr
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-09

SUPERIUH HAMS!
IITYCURED HAMS select size, and Handsomely cut for
~ sale by W. G. HARPER co,
ap A-tr Penn av., so. side, bet. a. and 9th sts
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-09

passage, Fire Cents
VNIIE Steamboat PIIENIX continues To regularly
| between Alexandria and Washington, leaving Jan
neys Wharf Alexandria, and Pages Wharf foot of 18th
street, Washington
Leaves Alexandria at ~, 90, l12 q H. and o'clock.
Leaves Washington at 8G l012, ~ g. o, and O'Clock
Passage the boat, fee cens! Carriages Wagons Carts
and Freight of all kinds taken at about ha The usual
). SANDERS0N, Capt.
An Omnibus connects regularly with the Boat at Wash
ington Intel may 22-tf
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Rarbgdoes.

The accounts from Barbados, we are panied
10 state, Of very decreasing character The yco"
fever raging there with crest yiruence. The latest
paper thence The Globe Of the llt Oct, contains the
following melancholy idings
resp cling the epidemic, VIC are sorryt observe
thai files since tie date OF our lat femf'ks on ms
sn iecf viii be found n present rather gloomy record
OF ts proaIefs the mo painful and alarming feature
in the history Of tina disoase dOes not consist IN me
IombeIs relatively u population, that have iaen
victims e The melody but rather in the indscrninate
nanrer in which hae attack ed IL vctmssparng the
creole and cclimaiize1 European more than the re-
Gently srived-iD the suddenness OF is appearance a
most eneOuy, in various cunrters, rural as well
DC ufbop, and tho Dacy with which IN some IN tances
II has maintained IL hold upon two families and
households among whom IL established itsel 10 say
nothing of The fatality that has followed in its courc in
most caECs or these, pcrhap0 tue mot IN Ia 1chOy Is
that Of Assisi,hi CoinmieaIy General Ncl ard his
family or rather bis entire household. The whole Of
them taken down with low no IRA OF each other,
and everything that the most eminent medical kill
could deye tied, nut without avail, and between
the 25h ana 27lh ult two Of NJ. NeiB chill ireu, one
beautiful 10 ming girl Of 10 years and the other
proLois NJ little boy OF died OF the banoul epi iemc
On tic nah OF he Goth, MTs. Neil followed the body
Of THE nni c lady had but barely been consigned to the
earth when another victim Yves proclaimed in the person
Of an only surviving daughter She in very few hours
foBCw wed by her father who was Inferred alongside
the others Of lac domestic circle IN the graveyard OF 81
Pauls Chapel with al the customary military honors
and The loly Of this excellent and much respected
officer hid scarcely been laid in the tomb before public
grie again forced in the channel 10y the an
nouncomcrt e Tie death Of the only surviving son
Nor did q qexorollc fcourge relax it, grasp I'll the
mad se want the only remaining member OF the house
hold, wac al o numbered with the claim The case Of
The Fosters respectable family residing in the Blackjack
district ed only IN painful interest 70 that mentioned
above OF en- entire iumily Of six or seven, only two,
we believe are left and the physician VINO attended
On thea hos fallen We have heard Of no new cases
within the att three four days and trust that the
dHeofc is now On the decline. We indulge the hope
that the Iur wing influence which the thunder storm of
altered stare Of the weather will quickly drive the dis
easo from cur fhoIof."
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,,,cu vopv Many TRIBUNE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 90, 1852

gers have in the way Of pictures are Tansiory eo'ec
lions or the trash ,hs. may be found in picture shops
Therefore we urge thcsc who are influential anu can
tecone interested in the snterPri-e, to seeS Ior 'ne
means Of es,,bE,hng in the city permanent "'ue,y
ofaworthy Kind And any Arrangement can DC iiA''
will NJ Bryan to seeare liz incsiinabie and eaf'0u'
collection IS nucleus let be iulu'edia'e'y Sc on
foot No opportunity Ike tie present can occur sS'h
for yesrs With smple fortune and rsre Jnd S'nen''
Mr. Brysn has passed twelve years in Europe SLOW
iss nc Glance OF securing original pictures to escape
hin with Ri own hands removing the ooscuraaons
Of certures he has restored many rare and vaiuaoie
works. Ard whether he retains them in his own pos
session or di.pcses Of them aer the manner we pro
bose We owe him our heartfelt thanks for he pleasure
his gallery has already furnished 20 so many visitors
and recommend all lovers OF genuine and beautiful
pc,urcs TO Lose 10 time in making themselves familiar
with this collection.
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From the Rio (:r1pIe

We have private letter. wriU IN on the 81
ns.eni ~ Fort Brown. TIE Io Cr-l is walsh -4f-
~ LES omc iCltla h;o-- tlsp relative to tue i-.c re-
Voht, aaiy movement at NetGnalss This le-tc- we
TioIre Unle hy the .Gtee, arrival from t1a- cGaf.sr
tro re,cs TIE ssI.c cycrts VIII were ccnuua.c,.oi
bonn Neg' O---sls By Telegraph or Saturday is.- a.
W,c 81 'oes t..m M d. ertul Asai I'd make 70
tr't'iou a. Inc asffcci,crfy fc~ce5 having been OIL
ctn4cd o. TIC AI'crcsn de OF thc,ise- WseStrsct
~ material portion a. Tic letter, ~ follows:
Tie IcvP'e - Ns.sinCrcs are IN q ser - Ur-,.u.
Ahcrt infcc hundred C. the N1tcuM C.s-l s.l.-.I
81 GU week $40 90 Victoria 10 lcpo-e tAe nre-st
Gov crner Cardents who they say has taken has SIT
IL 'p'ie q he ooett ~ q recent cecton TXod.vt H.
iei hey had started Gen. Ayslos despatched Fore or
Tour t~nDrft men a',fr them TIE "a. ..y,s We, ha,
mn Tie seat Ci :, thSt The tuo .o-ss yer, N
Sigh, ~ caos ohcr, ard holinc nc-lcv Tn, oTl.,rs
sud men OF TIE G,Yorumeut tIooys ar ~ isrs.I "a,
.ecIn ayciselo interfering with this lras-e- vh-h i
pufcN sac ot,ir, AID sach Should le -.- - ~,
leoi e Themselves tuf Anita has ordered Them ~ .t
90" he insurgents which they are doing in r,q-r
Ia. SNI'h,'s iuc ias' tney intend NIX M sham oil
ihe sheF Als'a Is pursuing suicidsi pui.cv AMI il
&c d0es nc &C Gaze &c WI hnl The E,.'i. o -.
g nii-Gs lie state a Tsnsupss one II t5c.e S,,s
me r. i0SE ceilings = win tie insu-,,rs: AMI 49,
me e. iaen1 we al have another Tow ~ N,s., ~
= s4i nc i1..- there hsye COM ex,-s a,ios- tas
yVs tncn " ho hlge mf-ctel 70 Vrfs-l
we sre getting elcn- kc-c srloo..l'~. lie c-s,..-,
~ 0Sf s''e - sUet and from ell sppo41sr,, h,v ~
'N-'4"'i' So ne. yna l-.. .i-cnc.r
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dartiy suprEed with The "Hny tribe than any oher part
Of the Republic. iCicvclGnd Forest Cry
L. The Ne,c- Bedford S,aadar! says: The
sced and 1rsbe b=rk Nara o. tais po-t, which has
teen Ter r me TINE undergoing repairs, was aarled up
CT ~ F. irhnven Railway wednesday. Td-5 vessel
hiss res he'd the age which i appointed unto anhrss
scrre vears mi tf-,-ani was oeheve built st King
stna IN this STAT For the last MY OF sixty years she
has been ucoessgy engaged in tie sperm '''e 'aeTJ
having been owned by the late Samuel Rol ian Isl, OF
this civ. Gnd being now in possession Il N. Romn
family II il undoGhte y true, tat the Maria was eIsr
the frt or sec0ni vcssei that displayed tie American
fszin the Bristol chsBnsl No-Utlstanrns h.r great
age il IS thought tha. BIZ the exercise o. LIE care ne
NAV safely arrve 9 her hundraith year Ter model Is
very sn-uLr and different from .hs OF any vessel 81 ile
prt-.ut time.
IL Died 81 Washington City, on the 10Th
int in tie 30t. year OF liz age Daniel CouveTs God
dsrd. soD Gen Charles Goddard Of Zanesvlle and
lats Ctef Clerk in the Department Of the Interior
u A grindstone Il feet in diameter, in the
foundry Of j. L. Haven S Co, at CincinnSti burst on
the ism Inst doing les injury 70 three Gc.
rlans IL work in The room.
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Core cll,r,c o., tbs. NY ratlne


PHILADELPHIA Nov. 81. ls52
The jury last evening returned verde d
sc,i Of .n favor Of 1lonss slenan charge with pJ-
Dung lls VIE.
1Ac steamship City cft;l seow. Cant. Wylee
s,ilod ye 'efcey ior Liverpool, with large frcil,
: lJ GEO ~ gold lrd 81 naE cDrcl.
Yesterday before /. : Commission n zltt
htc IL Na- Lrf in tac Csc O. Cs.flrs TI..e- an
'isrisr Bo'shcncr r Arsf, Captain Of ile cru - 1s'
Lrvtt aua the ohor haFiu. au interest IN tn boat
60 tie cAaTgc OF making and Til counterfeit ulon.y
Tie auoitc. tAtst defendant risde on Friday ri ~,
uNe" HOPE, iy Deputy Ma'sAsls jenkins and HIl-l,
e. liz CITY. Erm me e t.mouy ]; aqpesrs thai the of.
iecrs .ould under led IN TIE cansltoat aud Ia clos.
under oi tie buuks sevtu rcs of counterfeit hal
tCiitr containing twenty IN each, VII are cXrae la.
u Wei executed. tud wei calculated p deceive tn pu
hc. O. The persons Il 10th prisoners several Of the
coOIicrcr coin were sho found The above facts were
distinctly proved, anc upon II" ,-im9ny, The COMMITS
sorer hti tie accused m 5000 each ius ther appear.
suce 90 tie Ircstuf Term OF the l. District Court 20
sfsw,r tie charges @. making and passing e)uu,er.et
coin.
I,aaiah O. Ealins ard Mary Inn, his wife,
we've cio brCu-Ai tto.e tie .1lCs..0uer l1ryel witt
ccvItu icn4 culr'eI e.Lles fis.ns sskel Fer nani
NCyers io Iutc sse some and v peachci They y. re
= = hey llc scu sNtc-a barrels a. fpul1us M-Nicsn
dol!ers &c TrXa.. They were he'd - lol
Mr. James Adams, loac and iayorably known
e tie il4y,lr. public - boOAA-ep-r In Rri iyes &
Ne'i' Jones Hotel, died on Friday after apro;racted
u4n,s-
Capt. John ". Ireland, an old ship-master.
ced or Friday. arch rcsp-c.ed
he Philadelphia Bible Society will hold it's
fcy.:ec.'h Anniversary Meeting 81 tie Musical Faal
tian a. lrtsnty evening Aiire n4sv bn exDe.. q.
i-,m Rev. John Kennedy, -. Of New YORK: r v
Jofr Akin, o. lI.;s tursb and Rev Thea St3rk DID,
c. tL4 c.y
The fist exhibition ofrhe PENNSYLVANIA Poul-
i5y So,.eiy Vii be led On W.dae-dsy, Thursday ani
friday nest
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SHIy CASsL.-Thc important Ship Csnal
Which = 20 unite Like -Verigr WIN LAKE Mch.-.n.
via sCCn tc commenced. TIE SURVEYS for Is llclf5u
have been completed, and the ground la been found
cutie a. favorable ior The easy AMI speedy Construction
q tie work expected Several routes 4 .e been
surveyed, which VIII enable tie LEGISLATURE II Mellon
ard contractors 10 ouain perscr IN icrs,7nnr o. 2e
Wloc slhcc- The canal vi Be irac. On less ,asn a
ME 4 length The law o. Coryrcss provide talf
oSkt shal tc 20 least - ieet long and % s,Ie snI
TIE Nthis'u legislature hts rover 70 cnl,r-e tie H.
rrgr-ltus
Wen completed. tbs Canal - n enable steamer. Of
iLc iarClst Cits- 2 from Buffalo % tie heal 49,
q The lahc - r, suy trLrsl Trner-an i.or, ,,,e,,
Ia. y % qrt e tee tr.tc q tbs n.-ea-e ~. m
cis itaE two yc-r. Lase Superior is o. lsrre.f 81
frori q grt- ~ r0y O. ires.i vster n the world I,
d ,e- y -st, VII. lii.s Ike. Ian Gar-.,ap ~ moi
pe--'-. a. thc way o.fl.rerl. cesh s-Snovielv..
no ccud sryvlerc. Hef,.pc-r % r. ,ya,l-h -,
h. hid licked. CWrr tic F-iL = :. NJ ~
a. e Trc-uc-s O. Lake Superior have beeG 50 hDt-,eI
aid taxed, a order O. Teach the 9ort Tia. Il, We u
mcsi iulosslie 10 make them pay expense tn.
coriCr Plated Canal win otvs;o al these dis -u-;e.
mi atle tie ccTper Gggsrs q Lie Ryale' 10 roacb
New ok with a. E-t!e INCONVENIENCE u ! expsraa-ed
by the pei pie q DciTci, The Canal vii $50 sdl rat.
y &c cur svITly Ct fsh LaAe Superior being more 55u-
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RIO JANEIRO.

RE JasErno Thursday, Sept 80 ls?~
lur Mnister has returned from the 1--we.
p,.,s ybere he partly succeeded in the purpose I'm
.srried him there viz the opening OF son'e Oh INC
Southern port. .1 e-.x,
Accounts have lately been received from
puenos Ayres which report revolt the people OF the
n,erior oposng the steps taken By General Urqaize
iesousy EXISTING between the people OF honeVl1eo
ard Ayres VII continue % cauee some sgaton
and rcrsrs lead 70 open warfare. In the iace o. con-
firusi suite n irt ousrte- Il - possloie 70 iofesee
the resul. e Their present nlovcsGents-
The ship Dacotah which visited ms port
,orne time srce IN dscc EepaiIed and saled or 'ae
81 instans yesterisy she returne having iost an hIe
naste many fIars fsils, &C. Her psssenyers 70 tne
uurbcr O. 157 are naturally annoyed a. teir un;o,tn
nate dc.erfion IN reaching the land o. gi Sai1 sMp
saIed frcI1 EessYork but has several ban'ore@ns On
board ,
Our va;nl weather is again commencing, and
with i sotne scus Of TIE yellow fever appear. That or
si;y should he vited ~ tho most terrible diseases,
would scorl but % accept e the invitation htdy
street. e1fend AMI hir too exists without necessary
Cause, as sbundsnty suPplied wiki water from
The mCunisiTs.
Our Opera House has bursted, and our
,musemen il limited % TIE dramatic performance e,
the Gan Pedro de Acanara Thca:cr, with an occaonal
hull lglf, hoTse race and boat Tsces.
RIO De JAyEIRo.-By the arrival OF the bark
d. Godfrey, Capt Treadwe from RIO de Janero Oct
g. We have two days nter dates than our previous I'd
vices By way Of Baltimore. The news Is GaimpoI'ant'
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bermuda.

We have advices from Bermuda and the
Birth Wesi Indies to Oct. a. by the brig Evan, Capt
Pierce 1t is reported that Sir Alex Bannermtn, the
abe Governor Of Prince Edward Island s about TO be
translated TO the lucrative Government Of Ber-
muda.
On Saturday evening a thunderstorm, OF
short Duration passed the northern section of the
Island The lightning extremely vivid and the
peas Of thunder saruinsy loud but we have heard OF
no dameee therefrom.
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Ark=ns-s.

lie LAKE. Hoek Ca-sae brings us tie ANU.
q ~',r'ee % GOV Roane TO the Legslasur, @. A-s.s
'es' 1ais Document Is exceedingly loa-. aids al.
m0.' ehnie.y occupied by sorue slrec Or i,r TOM.
"l.'h Il d-secsses N fearless aud irdepe,i-. =,
ner- 10 s'es; woader, however, when We .s,,, r,,-
hat rs successor has already been eAoscn.
The Governor IN TIC ars; place uasll, ,seh,.o-v q.
the Two famous Banks Of the State, in u.anrr Nv ~
means ss''erihg to the memory Of those 7rao forsS
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The Ichabod Crane and ,Ir. Irving.

70 ih- Tdfor q he ' I. Ifihun>.
StR: In recent announcement ofthe death
CT Mr. MeT7in the original OF the character OF leha-
bod Crane Of the Sketch Book NJ. Washington Irving
il said to have been pr,csP0r IN the family VI the lac
Within P Van Ness This il entirely mistake.
Nj Irving was in the ia ny OF Judge IN Ness
except as a guess and highly valued friend As such,
he whs there while preparing some Of bis earliest pro
Ggctious .or the press. CiIARLEs w. VAN NESS.
Nez-Y York aOh Nov lS52
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interesting FROM Texas.

We have Galveston papers 20 the 9th ms, AMI
late p, pers from the interior
Geo. W. Kendall, Esq, passed through In
disncls Texas on the 2s,h nit, route for san An.o
MO The vote in lndaaoa for President was for Pierce
10, scott6e.
The election in Galveston, says T'3 Ciriliaa
Of the Hh, "a foregone oonoluson,' and did Not
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CITY ITEMS.


.NvsEsENTs. ere, THIS oAS ASo EvEsIss
p-.-lv, -e.rlor tue ton, "S hInfo Hrn'e. -
So. a. - + 4 sn.n.hla IT, s.,.llsE h.l--
N-.s Fi,fer The - er Dscelcss HIS LIS Boo" Si-rs
Rur'on~ Tt-r,sr-A care or TIE heart hclr eif'
Va n. M. " m The Lat N0l sic
Chrsfe raat.ae.- Gr,Id Mov.ns p tlfc~
sCer,v Ar-rY- f-yau's G 'efy q Ch.'>t.in AL
Az 10 Rocn.- Ncv.rF ct-rs Of Cslr.s' l.
Cf,tn-r = '-C coward Lectures CT far'i''
C,r,usNe. Yct rv hflesrn fefv ni.st>, ~
,yooi, :, ,rrs No "a Bnosdvay-Conrrt every e'eAAs
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Anfigln.
The House of Assembly had been dissolved

aud The general election Of Representatives in pro
gref ID ah has been busy n6ng the distinguished men
OF Apiigca Hon H. N. Daniel NJ ID. President Of the
Board OF Council: Hon. T. Coull, ND, member Of the
Fame Council and Hon r. h. ElIid,c ono of the pusne
Jrdgos the Court Of Exchcquer Master in Cdsncery,
Senior Member Of the House Of Assembly hal within
the incfvs of dRys been gathered ~ the tomb,
amid The deep recret ol tic whole community.
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~. Vincent.

Papers from this island state that gold has
been Discovered therc-a sample quite pure and IN.
mixed having been found at the head the Buccauent
River and exhibited in The 81 Yaoept Adcerfiser
Of opinion that the precious metals to be found in
a bundance in the mountains
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OK GEL ~ BosroS AMI IlEEcaEs-
Emma y. ose pranks VIC have .cr-t0ors chfonF
died. rvcs to following account Of her travels; she
sfyail,t nrcli.rg in the gallery Of ,ho Ar. Union %
New.YcrL, q few months since, she net q man %
ecrce.hlc ml.ncrs and fashionable ayrcarsnce VIZ
wee sl,laOed the same painting slic hcfsen "S ~
mrirg; iet be sst beside her and ief long nme ~
mIed Il WORK fart and at lcngth they entered is1D
ocuvotaiie IA, and the afterwsrd relsaiedy met Wv
s1ne nan in tie same place IN in:imscy and ma'
iusl aiiacl irtHs the result Of these aiervlews
Flor, tire ,.nee che left NewYork FOR Albany WIN 'ne
sane n-Gn. who promised to marry her. MA0An'
iLey tn,ined but short time, and thence we"
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n Yesterdays weather was cool aad
sereue-a win:ersh, sutun,na and suniner'hke day |;
nc; cloud rode the air, not shadow was seen and
Tie winds sunk 10 zephyrs died calmly away II was
Geld but The f.ost len, glow to the cAooA and tri
TO the blood worth mint TO enjoy the eiecrasd ar
Of Sc we may pcsk made the oil man tcei young ana
tie young che boy. To Day 50 deli h;nl succeed
cd night more cold end more calm and more oean'i-
full still well closing Sabbath 80 formed Tor deh5ht
should lat all the winter if we had cur VIII.
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SESTEECrs In THE CoURr or GENERAL SIS.
sIoNs--The following nsn'd convs:s so-.--.ss
On saturday Ia this Court James Judge, for an assss
6ned $40 end discharged; James acQusie, for bsfg
larry third Gegree, State Prison yesro SndA months
William Cen, Tor grand larceny, the sGn;c John chAe
grand larceny, State Prison, ycars; edward H.
Shepard forgery third degree State Prison. 3yeasand
month"; Philip Melange, grand larcency state Pram
2yeorsi james Walker, grand larceny, State PfsRt
years 6nd 10 months John Bishop, grand aresuy,
state Prison . years and months John Dlxoami
Charles Johnson, burglary, third degree, State Prism
Q years each; Louisa Fisher, grand larceny, Ase
Pii4on 3years and months David stickney, bgany,
State Pri,ou, years Richard Lankinow, assault v'h
surg shot State Prison, year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22
ATTEMPT AT MURDER on THE FIVE PoDrs

ATTEMPT AT MURDER or TIE FIVE POYrs
On FIidsy evening about o'clock, difficulty Oe
CURED OF tic Of Cross aud Orange-sts, in
low GROCERY there located, between Peter Vance
color6d man living at No. 81 Crosby.st aud David Gil
man, awhile man, whose residence Is unknown In con
sequence OF the former, is sad refusing 20 treat tho
latter The ccntending parties after quite squabble
in the house went into the street where Il Is alleged
Gilman discharged single-bsrrcled PISTOL, heavily
loaded witt powder and ball, at Vance hs Antagonist
with in;cni to take hs lie. The bullet fortunately only
took effect the left OF Vance, grazing hs head
slillly end escaping Into the air Gilman immediate
ly On dischorgrg the pistol fed but in less than an
hour itcrwnId was arrested by officer Conor Of the
Sixth Ward, taken to the TombC, anl committed 10
the Cell By Assistant Captain Feity 10 await
animation before Justice Osborn. Charles Cute,
hnlfbreed, raid 10 have been accom- lice of Gilman
in tie shooting, was also arrested and locked up for
hearing