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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
THr NEw.Y oRK SrArE CoLoNlzArIo

The NEw-Y DIRK STATE COLONIZATION
SoorErY.-At meeting OF the New-York State { oil.
onizanon Society, held January Il, 1872 it vas on
notion Of Mr.. G.. L. DisOsway,
ReSoired, Tha. the unanimous thanks OF the New.
York state Colonization Society be presented 70
his EXceilency, Governor Hunt, Of New-York, for
the very able, independent, and favorable manner
in when he has referred 70 the great plan of Afri-
can Colonization III his recent annual message 70
the Legislature Of our State.
Resotuef. That We cordially concur IN the senti.
ment he expresses on the subject-that "ths is a
work IN which Christians and patriots can unite then
efforts, without involving tae county in political OF
geographical ascension
Res0lred, That We also unite with him IN the hope
that the Legislature Of our state will deem il IN
accordance with justice and policy, and an emil ght
ened public sentiment, 70 manifest their approval o.
tie cause, ~ LIBERAL appropriation for the further
snce Of its benevolent design
ASs0N g. PHELPS, President
;. J. PlNNEY, Corresponding Secretary.
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NEw.ORLEANs, Friday, Jan. Q, 1852.
Cotton was in animated demand. On FRIDAY 1000
bales were sold and pnces fully sustained. Yester
day there advance. strict Mlddllng is quoted
at &C. Sales of the week 600 bales. Stock tonight
l3l 600 bales. Receipts Al all the southern ports
$1,000 bales ahead Of last year Whisky has de-
cllned 800 barrels sold At lie.
The Alabama has arrived from Chagres, San Juan,
Nicaragua, &c. No news.
NEw-0RLE.ss, Saturday, Jan. 10, 1852.
The quotation for mlddlIng Cotton to-day was &C..
Sales 3,OO0oalss.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Jan. 49, 1859.
our markets are steady and prices about the same.
Ihe Meathef Is agan butterfly cold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

TIE ADOPTED CIrIzENs-THE INDUSTRIAL
CoNcRfss.-W J. Dung has wnuenus a letter
in answer to M Whitney's observations rela-
tive to foreigners, which he characterZes as
narrow. unwise and unsound. On behalf Of the
Industrial. Congress- he says there are IN II bat a
small sprinkling Of foreigners. and rePudiatcs
M Whiincy's Interference in what The Congress
could decide for itself
We would publish 1Ir Noung's letter but for
It's length, which, in our present crowded STATE,
renders It's publication impossible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

CoLvMsus, GA.--This city has elected
" Southern Rights Mayor and Marshal re
malnder OF city officers, Union Party men
Ihere were four candidates for each Of the OF
noes OF Mayor and Marshal. Among the issues
raised was the removal of the negro marts from
abe city and the location of factory operatives on
the other side Of the river
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EMlGRANrs To LIBERrA.-Fiftv.

EMGRANrs To LIBERIA -Fittv-one ne
groes enancipated by the Will OF the aie john W.
Houghon, left this city on wednesday morning .ast
N the steamer Hancock. for >ayanna A. on their
way 20 Liberia They Will leave In the packet walch
Is expected 70 SAL from that port for Liberia In A
rev days. Ample provision Is made by the wlll Tor
an outfit for them and for their support Tor a rel-
soHa5le time after reaching the Colony
Augusta Cunstllrtloaalls. All
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ASSEMBLY

Report from the Superintendent OF the Bank
Department was received.
Also, Reports from the Commissary 1Sneral, lu-
snsrtor-C eneral and Adlutant General. Tney were
ali ordered 10 be printed.
resolution was received from the Canal Board
asking an investigation into the Canal Contract ie'-
tlngs. L
sppoisted TO make the investigation. Notion lana
over. ,,
Mr. CHAMBERLAIN gave notice OF bill 20 amend
the act providing for the taking OF scAho"ieus-
meutS of deeds.
Mr. HurcuysoN gave notice Of bill 20 take ties
tim0ny by telegraph
Mr. WRIGHT moved Joint resolution directing
h ,,resen, canal Board 10 investig ate the lettings
Messrs WILLIAMS and STEVEN offered substitutes
which were Land on the table.
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.SsssiOn-MoNDAY, Jan. ~, 1852.
PTesent-Jonathan Trotter, Esq, President. W
Chair Assistant Aid. Brown, TaIt, Maobatt, OBnsa
Rodman, Broaden. Woodward, Ring, Wells, lhasf
son, BOuton, McGoHsn, Wright, Wheelan Nc
Conkey.
RepTtS-Of Committee on Wharyes, &c, IN ave
OF settling with contractors for piers and oitnes.
at e0thst, L r., and to place another block 20 p.s
building at pier foot OF 25thst H., and sete w.
the contractors, &C. Adopted by the folio WING VOC
AfiTmattre-The President, Assistant Aid. bfo N.
Tat, Mabbatt, O'Bnen, ROdman, Broaden, WOO
ward, Ring, Wells. Anderson, Bouton, McGo""'
Wright, WheelaB, McConkey o..
Communication From the Commissioner u -
para ard supplies, with copy OF letter RON -,
B. CSTlles stating that he has accepted the sous
to rebuild Washington Market, and snail eIpess
performance OF the same on their pan, oil "'"
Aldermen, &c. Ordered on file.
ReSOiutionS-By Assistant Aid Broaden ,~s.
Whereas, The accommodation for the POLICE
of the Sixth Patrol District, situated at tae
Is entirely insufficient for their present 80
comfort. and Il appears essential that sone "a ~
place should be procured, or additional roo" =
FIded for them, therefore ,,,,,s,
Rssoieed, That 1t be referred to the Connlss 4
on Police to inquire into the present conon nd
the station House OF SAID Patrol Dlsulc', sn o,s
such report 70 this Board as they may c CEN
advisable for the interest Of the Depaf'"'~
Adopted.
BY Assistant Aid. McCOnkey ua
Rfs0i,ed That South and Weststs. be DgsHe az
gas. Also that the whsryeS and piers Nosf6
streets be also lighted with gas, sreal rovs'
persons having been drowned for want Of sG,
light along SAID ~haryes and piers also gie,
OF merchandise cohtL ually exposed to inc IVY
ton Of thieves, DC. Adopted. =. hoS
By Assistant AID. Broaden. that Mulberry sS,,.,ss
Chathamto Walker So. be lighted with gas W. g.
By Assistant Aid Rodman, that Wasnils ss.r.sL
from Reade 10 Canal be lighted with gas Aaohf nc
By Assistant AID. MCGOWAN. communicate" ,tfs
Henry G. Nichols. No. 10 Waier.st., calling Isms
Of Nnl
posts, &c. To Committee on Lamps and "S
From Beard Of Aid,rm1s-Resoluton ina. - a.
ton returns of Engine Co No. "A, iof SNasSg
July, 1851, be Iescinded, they having been 's'N
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STORM AND Loss or LIFR.-A

STORM AND Loss or LlFF.-A tornado
occurred In Noxubee Co, Miss, on the eth ult.
which destroyed eropS and dwellings. Theresldence
OF Dr. PoIEde xteT torn 70 fragments. and four
persons, one of whom was DR.. P's wife. were in.
stanuy killed. daughter was 50 severely wounded
that her life IS tespaIred Of and the Doctor had leg
broken. Two plantations of D. D. Withers near
ForI ADAMS, the plantation Of MAJOR Fetus on Old
River, and several others suffered severely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

,,.,d,, N. newly preached doctrine OF mIefVen'
- =. ,te .f,irr Of European nations. under
- ~, cez.,alC Cas- has recently assured hf
r,,v,b,t in is opinion, j. would be rlinous 70
nv n a3opt and carry out the principle OF
-, r, he Affairs Of the despoiic powers OF
rr,o,e But he distinguished Mlehigaaief's IA
i,v IN Admitting his political terets 20 the we IS q
,r.( iofo.rtiaI sections, clques and distinguished
s,,,eereo - he may desire 10 oonc'hste, are 50
f,lrv known and understood that nobody Nlu re-
onire solution Of his present tao faced POSITION On
the question % Intervention
TO-DAY the Legislasur. Of Virginia asiem5lss A
election ola Senator in Congress, n place OF w H..
" 7. HUNTER whose term expires on the an Of
N,,cb ths3. il sooa % come of. find, from many
vi,oi,iare Deleeotes and others, wh0mI have met
he,e al, Their wsv 70 Richmond. very strong cur
-s, mining IN favor of the election TO that dgnie1
,rd i-no-.ant most IN the National Councils OF HEN-
~ W,sr. If Accomac. NJ. WISE is not c,-n1'-
DAT, n, the Senatorial Office, but should tie Legsa-
,ure elect him. the whole country "oulS acKao"4-
ed,e with one acclaim. that Virginia had now sent
son 70 he Senate Of the United states VINO mad done
more and could yet do more toward the improvement
Of the Old Dominion, in the matter OF SCHOOLS e1u-
cation. and internal Improvements than any one o.
his predecessors
BENJAvIN f. GREEN, ESQ. has prepared memo
nal 10 Congress, which IS TO be smgec By mmssIi
and his father, Gen. DUE GREEN, and presenter
to Congress in day or two. making charges against
the official conduct Of the Secretary OF state IN tue
matter OF the Mexican Indemnity and The payment
Of its four installments through Messrs CoRcoRAN
a RIGGs, the BARIyGs, &C., III the matter OF 'he ie
huantepec Treaty., the awards OF the b'A'n oi o'-
missioners on Mexican claims, DC. copy % .n'
memorial has been furnished the President. lsVe
no opinion upon the merits Of the memorial lu'
simply the fact Oft existence and ces'iha'oh y d
Certain nOlnt. - =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

AID TO HUNGARY.-An immense Hun
synpzshy ueld sIils Dec II
Mayor Walker presiding. Addresses were made BY
Messrs A " Randall Of Waukesha, kiuer, A. ID. Smth
D. ii. Orion. and DR.. HUeoechman Mr. Macarthur read
an address 10 Gov hossath. and Smith Esq one 70
Congress behalf Of for the preservation Of
Liberty IN Hungary
Gov. kossath writes 20 Hon. Horace Wheaton, Mayor
o. Syracuse thai he does Rot intend leave the Unied
states without gong 70 Boston IL which occasion Gov X
says: viii feel highly grsufe1 % to direct my course
IS TO have the honor % stay a. Syracuse"
Lewis Bollnan has been e ct8rin. Oa Hungar Il In
daEOpolls
coqSse OF kossuth lectures be delivered N New.
Haven By several friends OF Elr0Dean liberty
The Trenton N j Workln gmen's Associaiion have
voted 10 invite LOUIS kOssuth that place az The es, Of
the State Of New Jersey.
TheFoash OF Columbus, o held o Hungarian meeting
Jan ?, NJ II. Lewis, presding. Ward finance Commit
Tees were appointed and series OF resolutions adopted
taxing strong ground In behalf vi Gov Kossnth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

Revision OF THE TARlFF.-A Washing
ton correspondent of The Journal Of CONNER
states that Senator JAWS, of Rhode Island mas
framed project for modification OF the lar
if of 1916. and having consulted several mem
bers in regard toit, will soon present his scheme
to the Senate, with the appreciation Of some o.
the leading Opposition members OF bo'h Houses.
His plants said to look TO a reduction OF the rate
Of duties on some articles Of manufacture which
enter into general consumption, and an ncfeasa
on finer fabrics Itproposes to add ten per cen,
to the present duties on iron, aud the same upon
fine cottons. and fabrics OF cotton and wool, leay
Ing theprosent system otherwise rs 1t Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

- The United States mail steamer
Florida, Capt. Lyon, arrived yesterday forenoon
from Savannah, Ga, whence she sailed on sa.cr-
day last. We are indebted to the officers q the
Florida and cur friends OF Tie >arornah Rep L'i-rr
Georgian and Morning Nsiss for late papers.
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By Telegraph to the sew-YOrk Tribune.
xrw-YoRK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALB,sY, Monday, Jan. Il, 1851
The Senate met AZ - al.
Tho Cba1r announced the following Committees
.. ciqIus-M essrs. Jones W4d AMI Mihiehs
- c--c..u-cr-I a-nell Huntington aad U9hsm
- "a, .fqrg-Na terb.if, "a. Z tN ahe l@D'''
I7l,"O~'ere-i'oasor BEE nan and "a Sohoenno,en
~. F.sts osf 8r.fqsg-Renueit Oia5s -'n F@-"'''''-
a. Faance- McAiu.riT. Mo's ~ =, ano C'1s'i'
a. Cart e and EetSioHs Soestes- bsssnAh' iA'''
~1 =. W. 'N,it:e-Kj46v McEivaia and MeMaray
0s sqaf- ..d Istra.ce Corapaaes--Ooolsy btASa AM
AG ~ ju,e,,-, ears Of To,rrs and cone'-Wnrd Ben
~, poor Tg,-sVan Schconhoysn. Plato and Bartlett
~ IaS,cr tfo,rs- Rrlsroi. Sn IN ana pa"
or se,4rrirgre-Mr glwaiu, ons and Aua.a' s
On prirnege and Erect oBs-~ rsh', ~ ny oN'''
4. Stefe Tr.,0ns-Rcg-rs C01sor ana hst
Ca Ta3,oss,t glLs-C.ar Nswcomh and Cornell
On rovrrr-r aid Nlrigah0g--Plats, Stnco'A AMI
OV Sa nta,f,rcs- O..s Rogers and CLAIR.
Or RI ~ rlnf-Smith, Davenport aad reweomo;
IN nr,eca OF Couqf,rs and observation-disclosures joins
"a es. Frceudit-s- Davenport, Rogers and Mo-
gan 6a M,oa So-,,,, era Medical coQesss-sno~' Bart
0s ~ uea,t4e,are Of SolfMmrOs Cornell AMI New
con- on pll.e Authorizations Pierce and Bennett
tn Ciies and Yiiages-Morsan. Williams an" aD"0'
''t o. rs,r,ng La-s-williams Wright and McElwain
On pabsc Soeieiiss- Babcccs Pierce aud Cooler
yo,nf Liirary COMMUNICATION, Jones ana beeNHNn.
A communication was received rom the : no ,r,
Board. Win ieSOiuIIVi III ie5 ''AN W ''
Communication was also received from me TX
ecutlye Committee on Normal schools ,-,-.
Mr. CoSGER reported bill relative to the lohNeiS
Ferry Co. ,, 80 ,,,.,S
MI BEgKuAN reported bin in reference to papers
OF the New-York Historical society. ,.A
Nj CoSGER gave notice that ne "ouid '"Ai up '"'
Eossuth resolutions on THURSDAY.
MIR BABcocK offered a resolution tnat the ihA .
Committee report the expedIency OF reducing zoe
one-half mill tax to one'quarlet' A'"P'eu Ill" '"'
S.na.e then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
RrppDlArloN.-The English creditors oil

RrpvDIArIoN.-The English creditors OF
Portugal are making a fuss because the Govern
meni of tina, impoverished country have de-
cared that they can't pay the interest on rs
debt but will instead, give the bond-ho.dars
new scrip to In amount Of interest due them
said new scrip to bear per cent. interest, with
tolerable chance that TINS per cent. will be p'is
IN ike manner. and so on forever IN fact they
are only practicing polite sort Of repudiation
ana the victims take i badly, especially those
IN England.
Now, it is a fact that Portugal has en-. Dyed he
great advantages Of free trade with England Tor
a longer period and to a greater extent than any
other nation not Immediately under English
rule. She has no manufactures OF her own,
having followed that great and luminous pnnci-
pic OF buying them IA the cheapest market, and
sending the produce Of the soil away across the
ocean to paw for them. free trade with Eng
land be such a blessed thing, Portugal ought to
be richer and more Prosperous lhan any Othof
country on the globe except Ireland or India, or
perhaps Jamaica and Canada. Sull the actual
result Is seen TO be reputation. The United
States made notable experiment m the same
line of free trade from 1888 TO 1872 The re-
suit was also reputation. We are no" making
another experiment. though on a diminished
plan, and what the result o. that Will be we have
vet to see.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
Governor OF 3iassachusetts.

BosroN, Tuesday, Jan. II IelE
The House OF Representative, to-day, elected
GEORGE ;. boutwell, as one of the candidates
to be sent up 10 the Senate for Governor OF
Massachusetts,, by two majority over all others.
He received 200 votes, and Winthrop l9t The
election was made on the first ballot, and settle
the question OF Boutwell, being chosen Governor
As the Senate will undoubtedly concur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

"a Gen. FRANKLN PIERCE is presented
to the Baltimore Convention by the New -Hamp
shHe state Convention OF the party rs can
didate but whether for President or lice-Presi-
dent, they DO not indicate. Either viii doubt
loss he Accountable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
Termination of a GreatLaw Suit.

ClNcIHNArI, MONDAY, Jan IT, Ioj2
The great case of Irwin versus LOngworth inyol-
wing property TO the amount Of half million dollars
was decided this morning by the Court IN favor OF
Irwin Il has been IN Court eleven years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
Mail R0bber Arrested.

CINCINNATI, Monday, Jan. II, lcJ2
man named Daniel DER, the driver of the mail
wagon between the depot and POst-OAice, at Colum-
bus, has been arrested on charge Of robbing the
mail, numerous letters having been found in his pos
session. lie was committed to answer IN default Of
81 500 bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

IL We understand that orders have been
received al the post this place from Washing
ton. for the removal Of headquarters Of the III Mill
tsiy Department from tins post TO Fort Gibson and
also ths ho accnaTlers Of the IN Infantry
Fer Saith Ark Herald
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

NORFOLK, VA.-Ihe Mechanics A>socia-
ton celebrated It's iorty-second Anniversary on
the sth inst, and chose officers for the year -
President, George W Farant Secretary, Thos.
c. Broughton The Memory OF Franklin and
" General Education" were among he ;oasts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
Cnifon Receinfs.

NASHVILLE, Monday, Jan. T., 1852.
The receipts of Cotton at Nashville. this season,
have been 10, SOP bales against 6 s65 TO the same
time last wear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1852
NJ. De Ia Rosa, the Mexicanl Minister has re-
signed on account Of i'll health. He took leave o.
the President yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
Error Corrected.

COLUMBUS, Monday, Jan. ~, lsj2,
The Intervention bill reported Saturday as pass
ed by the Ohio Legislature was laid on the table and
ordered TO be printed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
Moro about The Eyplosion Of tho magnolia.

SAVANNAH, Monday, Jan. ~, 1852.
II has now been ascertained that the number 81
lives lost twelve. They comprised the hands OF
the boat.
Among those injured was Mr.. Austin the engineer,
belonging to NeN-lOrk.
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Sudden Death

BosroN Tuesday Jan. -, 1852.
Capt Rowland r. Croker, Vice President OF Iae
Commercial Insurance Co. OF New Bedford, died
suddenly yesterday OF disease OF the heart lie was
formerly ship master in the European trade, SAIL
ing from New-N ORR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

NEw-HAMPsHIEE.-Hon. Edmund Burke
FL tor Vi The NapOH Alg',s, and formerly o.
The Washington Cn,oa, IS the Delegate 10 Balti-
more nom the illd Congressional District sub
stltutc " ] Foster
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
The Southern Mail.
Increment, OF Professor Kimkel.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Jan. Is, le92.
The Southern mall brings nothing beyond WASH
inglOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

DEATH OF Hon. LEMuRL SAwYER.-We
learn that Hon. Lenuel Sawyer, for number
oil years Representative In Congress from the state
OF North Carolina died in this city on Friday night
Of disease Of the heart. Washington Republic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

LOUISVILLE. Monday, Jan. -, 1882.
Professor KIlkel let here to-day for Ne~-Or-
leans tie spoke once in this city, but Ms speech
has rot been published.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
ANOTHER HAIL RoBERy EAsr b

NNU HEX IIALI NOBEKY IN EASI DKUN
wAY.-Ihe hall Of No. 1876 East Broadway was q
tered on Friday night last and six Overcoais tsks
therefrom IN the early part OF the evening. No CIV
10 the scamps. One OF these gentry was found lss
night trying the night lock OF Mrs. Kings door No
by lady who overheard the rogue and went 70 "
door, which she opened suddenly, when he decam2>L
Housekeepers cannot be too careful OF Their nos
doors at this season
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

~ We learn that Prof SArrLsR Is
abont 10 reopen in tins CITY the exhibition Off,
cosmoramas, which last winter and spring met VII
such remarkable success among all classes o. he
population. We have no doubt they VIII nos X
equally popular. Prot. Satller was 20 ub'of;uals
as to lose several pictures Of value ID the receG
great fire at Philadelphia tins gives bin aGoihG
claim on the favor of the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

"a The Aldermen held a session Of u
minutes Monday, for which they charge the CT
lust two dollars per minute, and even A, hes
wages they failed to do any considerable eusnss
Pol.ce-The Twentieth Ward Police was Arsdg
5Smen, beside Captain aud Assistants.
ScsOols.-The Public School Society ASKED "a
1905 9s. to make up deficiency of mesAs upA
3l,t Jan. INST. The whole liabilities FOR the Ng
were $l5s.49l a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

10 The property known as the Clarsa'
don Hotel, situate on the southeast corner of EigA
teenths ST. and Fourth-av SKIES was sold at apcho'
on Monday, by A. II. Muller, for $65 97l 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

SUDDEN DEATH About | | o'clock MOI.
day morning, a German, abou. 80 years OF age
entered the porter house No. SIS Chryste-st., wber
he complained of having been injured in his side %
consequence Of a cart having run against MIN. ne
failedyery fast and was soon unable TO speak, an
died In a few moments after entering the house
His name was not asceraIned. The Coroner "a
notified, and Will hold an inquest on the body. NJ
marks OF violence were visible on his body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

PREsENrArION.-O Wednesday evening
Alderman MORGAN MoRoANs, Of the Seventh WsN
was presented with a magnificent service OF Plate
by his Whig friends in the Ward which he has -
long and SO ably represented in the Board Of Aer.
men. The service consisted of seven pieces, and "a
each was the lollowlng inscription
Token OF Respectic
MORGAN MORGANS, ESQ, Aldermen OF the 7th WNi
Nv his Constituents, 1892
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-01-16
Vari ty Store
S e All 0 r NJ

HAVING removed TO the new building on
4 Il the North side of the Square, would in.
form the people Of Athens and vicinity, and
in fact every body, that he has received a
large and general assortment OF almost all
articles that man or woman could think or
and that he is willing 10 sell at prices so low
that the pleasure Of purchasing will be quite
nsupportable. .....
Among IL thousand other articles too tc.'i.
Gus to mention, will be found some splendid
GOLD AND SILVER PATCHES,
IA fine assortment of Jewelry- such rs Brcnst-
pins, Rings, Lockets, Chains, EARRINGS &c.
Silver and German Silvcr-wnrc.
The best lot Of Pistols ever seen amy where.
Knives, entirely too sharp and finely temper
ed to talk about.
LETER CLOCKS.
Walking Canes. Toys for children, &c
COME FIONA RES,
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monds, Cream Nuts, Pine Apple Cheese,
Soaps, Pertumrry. &c, &c.
VOL TOBACCO AND SEG.4RS.
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yourselves
Watches and Clocks Repaired and
Regulated.
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