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Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-09
MUSIC AND FRENCH

A HIGHLY EDUCATED LADY, OF experience and ability
"a in tuition, Is desrous of rstclass engagement with
the usual branches Of select and polite education The
advertiser teaches French Music Singing, Drawing
She Is proficient in the above accomplishments and fur
nish most satisfactory references. H5- Address
Il. L. CALHIN,
mar s-1w Burlington, New Jersey.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-09

AN ACT making appropriation for fuel for the Of the
Corporation.
Be IL enacted, de-, That the sum OF two hundred and
eghyseysn dollars and be and the
hereby appropriated out Of the general fund.- for the pur
pose paying for fuel used by this Corporation during the
past year.
Approved, March 6, 1852
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-09

TENEMENT WANTED wish TO purchase a
small House and Lot for five six hundred dollars
cash. T.. G. CONNOLLY,
mar S-d General Correspondent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03

whatever Il the system df separation and
exclusion which was adopted more than
tao ccntuIic. ago by the Japanese Gov
ernmrn,, and since the establishment Of
hicl, disqualification agans, allowing any
foreign vessel 10 explore The Japanese
coasts has hern constantly inlnrcc.
The Dntch Government has made no
difficulty OF complying wiil,'ihis request,
especially us the Government Of Jnpau
has no other means Of making y comnuui
cn,ion ofth+ nntnrc; and in pursuance 0,
ins,I nciions froi, The Cabinet oi',hr Hasuc
the iLrg,tion of The Netherlands has tn,
honor Ia communicate the above mention
ed facts 10 the Hon. Srcnt,ry Of State q
the United States, for the information o
his Government.
ArRIL so. IS I.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03
NOTE FROM THE DUTCH MINIS
TER

NoTE FEEBALE.-li il matter cf pub
lie nn,o,icty ,ha, for, IGN vessels arc,xclu.
d,,d from Japan i'y the Govrrnm' mt OF that
cptirr. Ii Mas, nevertheless, determined
upon II G shores If japan by storms. or
coHir there IN y AM Of provisions. With a
view of asAir. i,r such eorm",iilhr. VA
Ter, or wood for fuel. those ARTICLES should
be granted 10 them on request.
For fear. however, lrsi this feferm,nn-
ton. prompted as il has been hy Feelings
nf humanity. shnnld give rise 10 an, False
int, rpnra'i"n, the G",crrm' nj Of Japan
has solicited that Of The Netherlands 10 IN
f,ru the other Powers that the a!ove-
lnent,onci resolution does rot infringe mp
on, 0, otherwise simply. any modification
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03
Justice.

Our u<u'l'y serene and p'acid coicn
por"rs The Rio hmond Rcrui iican takes in
hiyhduis,. the inlircci fling OF Mr.. Man
gum. AT the editorial profession in his as
SAUL upon Mr. Brooks Il be intin.,inn
says the Republican. that srnt il Co,-
gr'ss, * more honorable than the editorial
pr, t,.>siop. is very distressing one We
don't know anything Which any gentIr-
man could have uttered better calculated
to sink the men Of the type in the csiin'a
IF al mankind To have insiuuai,d that
the editorial vocation was less honorable
than some other professions and mechani-
cal ernrL, mrnt~. might lave been Loruc
win Some patience; but. 10 lnsinuair that
editors are not as respectful G as m' MIXERS
of Congress. is a climax lin, cc,ive lricl
.:,ish, " ell sir the Lie OF the most phiIos-
optical soul"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03

We are indebted ID Mr.. Spred fnr a
copy .oftre Acrs providing for the election
OF the Judges. and the c"nnty orsailza-
ton. The first will he found on tie ont
side Of this paper. It vii be- perceived
that tie town of l., nchhurg elects a
Common" ealIh's Attorney and Clerks of
ihctwo Courts. The election Of Judge
lakes place on the same day. (4th Thur
day 10 M.yl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03

from North Carolina. Ii is in these word
"Wherras, the determination of The
time ard place f,rholding a Nalioral Wing
Convention has lcen referred 10 the
Wings of Congress. the Wing ms mb,rs
oi the Senate and House Of Representa-
lives ha, ing assembled in ron, entioa iii
The csplici understanding that they "rr-
gard the series Of acts known as lilo Ad
jusfment measures az forming in their mn
tnsl dependence and cunncxion a So stem
Of compromise the rrust conciiato~v and
the hc,' fpr the entire country thai could lie
oiained from conaiciins sectional inter
rsts aud opinions: and that. therefore. HEY
ought 70 bc adhered 10 and carried into
iar lrtu! execution. rs u final settlement. IN
principal and substance. of the dangerous
and exciting suk;-cis hich they cmhracr.
do unite ON this basis rs well az upon
The hong established principles OF the Wing
party. aad do hereby recommend The
day Of and ihc-city of us the
lime and place Tor holding the National
Wing Copvrniiau Tor the choice Of Wing
candidates for the Presidency ana Vice
Presidency respectively
Mr. Sianly o jrerrd to the inirodnctinn
Of the substitute. because il MS OUT of or.
der. Tie Chairman sustained III oi.jec-
,inn. Mr. Marshall appealed form the de-
c-ion of the Chair Mr. Stanly moved
Ina, the appeal do lie on the table. A.
informal debate ensurd " hch was cut al
BY decision Of the Chair, that all dis
cu.sion was out of order unIe-s srricil,
confined To the question Of order. The
vote was then taken by ayes and noes on
the question. shall ,lie appeal fioln the
decision of ,h,-Chair liz, or-ib,. liable g. aud
il was decided in the aliIrmaii,e-ayes
II. noes 81. The iolinwi ng viii rxhibii
The names Of the gentlemen who voted
and their respective localities
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Fac Georgia UnfOn Conventions

| CHHRLEsroN, April z.'.--l'hc consttu.
| rl,naI Union Convention of Georgia,
brought its srssiur at Mlllcdge,illr tn
ln-o on FRIDAY. Tire foIIowin IRE tho
r,snln'"ns adnr'rd:
Il, snl,el That the Constitutional I'm
i"ui.nrrv wii NOT give support tnanv car
| Id re- i,r 7I,r ,fl'cr Of Prr,id, 1T or Wee
| President Of th, L. Suites. unless the Con.
,rt,lirri nominating such can,iilo;r -haH
| 'Acria'r ITS ac'i'Iirscrtce IN the measures
OF F"narc-a known as the Cor promise,
and the 'Nt,riuinnirn 10 consider those
ur'ssnr,s ns final ",l "siucit oi the mat.
ier~ ',nt,racrd l., them.
Resolved. Thai his Cnnvcr,ion viii
take 10 nciion IN relation to the approach
ing P,r~i,i.riinf ,lcriiop.
Il. sol,rl. T'h,i another Convention of
the Constitutional Ir,ion parry IT, called
| tri ihr D,'rr,r1iIic and VIII. C"n,,tr-
pii- ha," na,i li,i Pr..rd n'i,i n"rnina
Ilpn-. f'r ii,. jrGros.. ri considering snid
| n'r inariotls and i"t,Le Such actiuu IN
| ia'Inn 10 m, Pur>lrniial cleriion n -han
hr dee md prrp,r--ard HAT SAID Convcn-
III he he'd ~ -'rb time AS III" Prcsi,ir,t
and Vicr President Of his Convention
sl'sil hereafter npp.snr and make public.
Dnrln. tie SESSION tarh" Convention lilo
Ilrr following despatch from Senator Daw-
son " a, cTrcula cd xu,.I, ,i,. members.
WAsnwroN. April u.
Far .Jamrs T. N,,B,7. The Wig eau
cu> h4s -usiai, 81 M,nsnn,'- decision. and
The Southern Whi.s g,nrrall, uubtrw
from ih, ,auru. TIE Convention Ill he
l.li n,' tie Is b 81 june. IN Bnliirnoe -
TIL. i,rrnrh i, l,.hl, ~nl., and d. cp. Let
The. Constitutional Union party he firm,
aud The South viii lc safe A., id both
tho Wig and D,mocraiic Con, cntions.
and The conservatives Of all parties Ill
rail-, With lie Union parry. aud call Con
sctih n o. he held at Washington.
Si.rrd. w c. DAWSON.
ScENE IN TuE LEGISLATIVE or OBIo.-
C~,sr..ss wiIl nor he hll"wrd (sa,s tho
Boifimorr P,trro,) to gather all the hon
org which qnnrleiliny and fighting in The
lrai,lativr lrall viii bring 10 he n'tors.--
The House OF z, prrrriia'is.'s Of Ohio has
rncml'sr- III il. who IRE UNIV Hing 10 wear
such lionors. The Columbus State jour
nal says that II fracas occurred IN the dis
tilssiun IL the Ohio House Of Rrprrsrnra.
rivrs. on a proposition TO pay about three
hundred dollars f'r,cxpcnses incurred Nv
ID" joint committee on the reception Of NJ.
koss,hh.
Mr.. B,okcl. (dcmocrni of coursc,) MAIDS
a statement whirh Mr.. Weller, (al,o dc m.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03

OF the ele, H. ;n< 10 ie held on The ifh
Thur>la. Of this month. far from tn. least
ir,pottd,f is il,at ,f J us i,cs If ilt Peace.
To iii, la&. fminor Judges, s,arrr,r ]
through e,civ nci2 hborh,nd Of the State.
is entrusted much of the good Older and
-rcnrliv 81 tie crr,ramiiiy. and many ri
~. interests ai'1he ind,aidn.i <iiiern- -
The sui j'r-is tl,'a r~nr. wi'liin the .jnri die
ton Of the Ma i-rrar,. f"qn-i ty in, olive
character 'rin- ,orpr"l erty.T"an an'nni
~ Important. wi.en the circumstances of
parties nsu,ll. coming lrfne them are
considers d, a> tie more wti.htv Tausa.-
:l-ns Of t!,s la. her courts. a large share
of discretion. firnnrs.. intelligence a,i
kn"" ledge OF IN, n and business. are re-
quisilr ioihc wise and faiihf.1 periirm
auce OF a Magistrates duties and ii NAV
not br ami>s 10 ad,nonish the voter, thar
he should rAerci,e his best judgment. " hen
he is called upon u invest any onc WITH
The re.ponsibc and delicate duties OF 4
Justice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03

to tho prrsrn, andthe hopes or the future.
w. BROOKE. Ali--issipri.
JACKSON MORTON. Fln,ida.
JOHN MOORE. Lo .i-inna.
HUMPHREY MARSHALL, Ky.
NJ. P. GENTRY. Tennessee.
c. II. WILLIAMS. Tennessee.
+ C.. CABELL.F-urda.
DAVID OUTLAW, N. Carolina.
J.ARISTIDE LANDRY. L,u,.ian,
JAMES F. STROTHER. Virginia.
! concur fully in tho statement Of facts.
as we'll as the general POSITION Of this Adj
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03

We lay over Ito editorial matter pre-
oared for Iii. number, To make room for
the siollo~ ing nm por'aut political paper
fr~m Washington. We have no space for
comment:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03

Sender,
Cannec,;c,. IT Smith Cbnp,nan.
Rhml.'Is!suI Cnrk & King,
New York .B.nwuc,
R,ip,.
U,,c.E.
Hereford.
Sa,kc,,.
S,.to,lcr,f
Walbridsc.
W.Is
NV Scr.cv Miller
p,,rsvIv,n,, Allison.
Chandler.
r NJ Howe
| w U,v,
Knhus.
M,,oro
D,l,w,rc srr,,pcc
Dam W,J,. R,rrcr.
/ r.,.,L,.I,
| IL
u S,,n,o,
T,,L,r
r, D.
Rr..,,,r
IIlipo;s y,,,s
NE,,I,;,,r p,.un;,,,
Observation-Disclosures Gr.y
W,T,i
Missouri p,,r,,r
r. ,,.,,. GU,
N,,b Ca,,,E., nt..,j.,..j
S.
r., ~
xo,-
Massachusetts An,,a.a
NJ, WI
II
H.
scbermarborr
hIar.n.
Pennsylvania Conner.
Vwgi,da Northumberland. Stroller.
Kentucky
Marshall.
NVhi,e.
Tennessee. .Grnrrv.
Williams.
North Carolina Clinomap.
Dpckcrv.
Omlav.
Louisiana. j Moore.
Lar dr..
! Florida Morton .Cal.lL
Mississippi. 80. Brooke.
Total. 81
When this result was announced sew.
cral Of the uEdcrsg ned formally Withdrew
from the meeting. PR. GENTRY. of Ten
ncssrr, Hen submitted the follow ing. 10
be added as an amcadmrat to the rcso.
luton offered hv Mr.. STANLY:
Resoired, That the Wig member, of
Congress. in thus rrcornmrndinu ,imr
and place for ,b,, National VII, Cor,.n.
lion 10 assemble. are uo,,o no n,1o,.,onA
as pl.,Io,ny themselves 70 sn,,,, d..
,ominc, $ of said ou,eu,;,p c.r'.,, nnn,.
tbc c,u,l;,;,, ~, H.. ,.. i
,L,r, rcsn,na,,d =, rnnd;la... fD;
dent and Vico Preston, I,I Lar,,,r.I,
and unceuivncalIy plcd,,d,o rc.,,d H..
series oi measures K NOV n as the C,n,rn.
mi Sc measures a. n ANAL S,.,,l.ns,, Il rho
dangerous questions which tLcy en-.
brace. and 10 maintain thu, s.,,Io,,s,,
in,iulate''
o. icc,ion was made to ,Ic ;ntroduct;on
OF thus amendment. because IL ,cos out nj
ordcr. The Chair sustained he nl;,c,io,
An a, peal " as taken from III. dc,iIsion !,
the Chair; and. a liter snrrc d. bate tl,,mect.
iny SUSTAINED the rnlirg of he Chair
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03

We learn that IL man named Johnson.
vas killed in Nelson county few DAYS
ago. 10y ano'hcr NAMED n. CHART. hv shoot
ing. We have not heard the paiicul.r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03

a shit shock Of an earthquake wns
fe'r in this place Thursday last, about l
o'clock.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03

It Is shown by the following docu-
men's 'hstthc chief objects Of the expcdi-
ton 10 japan are 10 secure pr,tecion for
the lives and property of American ci'i-
zens shipwrtckrJ on the Japanese const:
and ii'pnssihlc to effect an arrangement,
bv which Ameii lean 81 mcrs may hr sup
pli,, With coal The note f,om the
Dutch Minister n,anii;rs's disposition on
the part OF the japanese Government 10
make some concession TO the necessities
Of commerce. The hole civilized world
is interested in the success Of this esprJi-
'inn. and the present Administration will
enfitle-iisclf To The thanks Of all comnrr-
c'a nations, should il accomplish its under
taking:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03

Speaking "i the 'l'iiicuiry of 40 arrans-
'ing III Congressional district.
tie Why, from all ctarc,sof snccr.s mn
provide Tor tho fritltciiun of the nr..ep,
ID IN 'cra.Ic incnnib MS. the Richnond
Wig says: Mrs,rs. Bncnck mad Powell
PRESENT The greatest trouble. They are
statesmen of such siupcndous proportions,
thar II" q Ill tnci could well contain them
hoii.-an | the Comnonw calih could NOT
possibly dispense with either. The first
has bcrn likrnrd io The river Pc in sum.
mcr limr--hr"aI aud shallow:-rhc latter
t" the South Pacific, still but deep. I'm.
'or'nnrt'ly Tor sn'h mighty luminari,s
he. are ia" n"rrn ishhnrs for the -nlary.
81 districts. which u" nr~ appor,i, nmrnt
"qniirs III If "rlil< in,rrscct each other.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03

LANE 81 Ilk LtCURlCE-o6 enscs
Il very superior Slick Licoricc; 10 cases sood
fur do do, just received and fnr sale by
ii, .e,s LEE & JOHNSON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03

e. yIRGiNIAN OFFICE. South side First Al
lev. between Main and Third Street. asjaernt t.
Gso. NJ. Rucker's Dry Gaod, Store and the Wash
ington Hotel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03

ton. or to a company. the ii, idcnds On
whose profits are subject to tax, undcr
chapter. 'thiHy.nine Of the Code Of Viz
GINA
Hs shall ascertain MI tho Incorporated
loint stock companies located or iranssc.
ing business within his district, which arc
authorized by their charters 10 declare di.
.''ehos OF proiisamongsi the stockholders
except companies exemp, by their char
''rs hon The public tax and shall return
!" The Nnili"r Of Puhhc Accounts a list
thereof. setting forth in such lis, tho name.
of the principal officers or agent, of c..b
company. the dividends declared ,y each
during the year next preceding the 6r.,
oil February, together with tie par mil
market value 'o'thc's'eck per share.
He shall ascertain Ill The capital fo,bcr
han that Of such Incorporated compan;..,
Invested Or used in any manuiar,n,'ny bu.
>'nrss above the assessed vulre'pt',,,, ,e,i
estate and machinery. hu, the personal nt,.
p"r'v. credits and moneys used. arq.i,ta
=" held IN such business. shall no, he 9th.
cry 'se ussrsse ! or returned than such can.
ual.
The bill further provides that the Com.
mi~-ion"rs shat enter forthwith on the dix.
charge "f their ofkcial duties. md re,ur;
IN or h"'i,,re the 18Th Of May next sun.
mary 81 their lists d ,lv authenticated. I,
is probable that sur plr,ncn,al AT viii "a
passed t" allow lnrthrr time for tho re-.
turn of said summaries.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03

What was the Issue Of The adoption Of
;lr Coniptomlsr on the one hand and pro-
haI.lr ,i,urliun and .i,il war on TIE Other
il changed. only 50 lar, HAT instead Of lie
former, We must now uls-itutr the faith
ful exrcu,iun of tho Compromises The
South cannot. afier giving up irT,vocally
all that he Nor;h was nn,le rsinol 10 profit
h,, content itself with l.a,ng lis share OF
the adjustment taken away. dt Is an IN
Il srer.sal.le condition To the future uHtion-
al unity of the Wig party. that there
,Ioull l,c an understanding upon This sub
lc,i. TIL. Pas,i i,nri,l Convention Ia. il
INNS power. tn sci THIS matter ut resi-
Should ari.il to do so.tlc future i pregnant
with r,rrf;~ that y i'll AFFECT the d,..iiny of
ir,nr1i,s and tie peace "f III. country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19
cry garst Correspondence Of tbs Crescent

IAEY WEST, FLA July z 1907.
Editors Cescent-on Thursday, the LIST inst the ship
Grennock from Balize, Honduras. bound to Glasgow,
struck the American Shoal remained ashore about an
hour but succeeded in getting off without aid from the
wreckers
The steamer Philadelphia is to-day to be relieved from
quarantine The bark Margaret Captain Hail. arrived
last evening with coal. The sloop Mary II. Williams,
Smith, leaves to-day for your city, taking forty pas
sengers The cholera has entirely abated and the sick
are improving.
The bark Emma, Gibson from Mansanilla. for Boston
arrived off this place yesterday for provisions Sailed
same day
The bark Nacoochee is hove out and is being
paired The libel for salvage and argued before
the Hon. VIM Marion o. S. District Judge on Monday
The salvage has not yet been adjudicated No fur
ther news. tf,
remain, yours, in haste 'sKEy LARaou
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19

TrpHoIp FEvER-This dreadful maady, which scourged
50 dreadfuy the North portion of Clarke county Ala,
last summer has again made its appearance in the same
vicinity Its ravages to be confined to the Horse
and Baseh Creeks The Grove Hill Herald saysit is
raging with fearful fatality r9 FM
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19

HE HoS ABBOTT LAwRENcE.--A dispatch to the
cnareston Courier says 1t is positively asserted that
the Hon Abbott Lawrence, Envoy Extraordinary and
minister at the Court of St James has
intention to resign. ..t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19

TnouBir AMONG THE EisnERAnN An American fishing
vessel was recently captured by the British settlers near
the Magdaen Islands, and taken into port but during
the night the Americans rallied and again got possession
Of her. leaving the captain behind he having been com.
mitted to prison ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19

Another Yankee yacht has been victorious in British
yacht race ut Brkenhead lately 1t the sloop Truant
OF three and half TONS taken for the purpose by
MT Grnnel, OF NewYork She beat three model yachts
with the greatest ease
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19

FLeon IN BALrimoREA dispatch from Baltimore to the
Charleston Courier dated the 18TH says great food
occurred In the Northeastern section Of this city
which has damaged several hundred houses and totally
three bridges and six houses The loss est
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19

sruRaoRN.--Th Common Council of NewYork has re-
lected five different nominations made by the Mayor for
Health Commissioner
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19
A Western ad;4on 4.

q Western editor, in commenting upon the
that diseases may be communicated by bank
s remarks cooy that his subscribers need not
@ III W III pay up on that account he is willing to
other hand he fears that the bank bills are not forth
coming, the Sheriff will catch him - ~ W.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19

OBsEauIEs OF Mr.. CLAY.-A dispatch from Lexington.
Kentucky, dated the 10th nst says 'The body of Mr.
Clay reached here this morning. and the funeral
MES are taking place The turn out has never been
equallsd The stores mostly closed and the whole
city is draped in mourning;'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19

4 DIsnAspEn-The Independent Fire Company of Cincn-
natl recently sbanded in consequence of the spirit
rowdyism manifested by some of the members
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
MONDAY MORNING, July 10, 1862
TELEGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT
New York Markets.


NEW YORK, July 1T-Evenng.
The Cotton market has continued quiet during the day
and the sales do exceed 900 bales at about previous
rates Middng Orleans $3.50. perlb The sales of the
week ending this evening have amounted 4500 bales
Flour is steady hut with moderate sales at 81 81 per
Dbl for State brands Corn has been in fair request with
sales Of 10000 bushels at per bushei for Mixed West
Pork is in better demand and three thousand bbls
Messhave sold to-day mostly at $40 37 per bbl
bbls dry sailed Hams have been taken at &c Der lb
also 200 bbls. Bacon Hams at 91sa9 and some lots Of
sugar cured Hams at 1876. per h.
Congressional Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, July II.
In the House to-day Mr. Mace of Indiana, introduced
bill to admit railroad iron into the United States free
duty The bill was laid on the table
The Indian appropriation bill then debated but no
final action was taken previous to adjournment.
The Senate has not been in session to-day
Ohio River--Markets.
PrTsBtiRaH, Saturday evening" July II
The river here is still falling with feet inches water
in the channel 4tG
1 CiNctNNATI, Saturday evening July II.
The river here still falling and has receded five inches
during the last ~ hours.
Flour has declined, and City Mill brands are selling
this afternoon at s3 10 per Dbl Whisky is firm but
active; sales at 19c. per gallon. Bacon dull Ribbed
Sides 9'3c,a and Shoulders sac. per lb.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19

DEoliNEn4-George Washington, of Virginia, who was
nominated by the Native Americans (ho now call them
selves simply Americans for the Presidency has de-
cned the honor He he intends to vote for Scott
and Graham
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19

The baltimore Sun publishes dispatch from Washing
ton which says it is authcrtvey stated that the Hon
John P Kennedy of Maryland has received and accepted
the appointment of Secretary of the Navy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19

ATTEMPT TO KILLAt Van Buren,, Ark, on the 7th inst
the mate of the steamer Gen Shields attacked Capt Rice
Of that boat with large stone and beat him
shocking manner acturing his skull The mate was ar
rested and 1t is thought that Capt r. will recover
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19

y DOG WAR.-The war against unmuzzIed dogs was to
commence in NewYork on the 18th instant Again we
would ask what has become Of all the dog ordinances
which have been passed in this city
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19

The Public School vacation will enable teachers and
pupils to perfect their writing and bookkeeping at Dol
bears Academy, So Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19

HIoH PRIcE ToBAcco-There appears to he SORT of
competition at Lynchburg, Virginia, among the pur
OF tobacco as to who shall pay the highest price
Several sales have lately been made there at yery high
rates. and on the 18th inst hogshoad was sold at the
extraordinary price CT SIPS per 100 lbs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-19

ARKANSAS RIvER.-The Fort Smith Herald of the 10th
Inst the Arkansas had risen ten feet at that point
during the preceding week. -