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Just Received and for Sale,
RICH assortment of Fancy Neck, Sash, Hat and
n Cap Ribbons,
PaIn Satin and Lustrng Ribbons all colors and widths,
French WORKED. Muslin hndersleeves,
Infants French worked Frock Bodies and Caps,
Ladies' French worked Caps and Collars great Varie-
~, GILL;,
do do Mourning and half Mourning Collars
do do Cuffs, Muslins and Dimty Bands.
Real Thread Lace, Insertings and Edglngs, r.
Imitation do do do
7 isle do .. do do
Bobbn do do do .
- .s ~ JAMES McKLMM0N.
Oct. l, 1852. SS-
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The PILeR1M's PRoeREss. Pilgrimages have been
for many centuries the last of superannuated
sinners. When all other aveneus to salvation and
mercy have been closed, have found consola ton
in long journeys to holy lands and consecrated
shrines. The Mahometan gazes upon the mnarets
of Mecca, and forgets his crimes and woes. The
Jew sinks exhausted but happy upon distant Ofvet,
when the white walls of the city glitter to his eye
drought the haze of an Assyrian So in the
hour of darkness and political desoation, when his
managers have satisfactorily ascerained that none OF
the ordinary appliances of political trickery will save
Scott, they have despatched him upon a weary pill
grmage in search of that enthusiasm and popularity
which they have not been able to manufacture at
home.
They have sent him to the Palestine of Abolition
to the region in which have long congregated the
blacklist, vest, most Godforsaken, dolatrous pagans
of a Higher Law-to the penetraa of that temple
where Giddings has for years been high-priest-the
Western Reserve of Ohio. With the whole Union
before him, with choice of all the disnfeced re-
gons and honest citizens for his beat Scott performs
his first devotions at the shrines of his Abolition al
lies in Ohio. Hale not less active and resoute than
himself, started about the time for the same
country, anxious tie share his spoils. Both
the same mission, both early hunting down the Abo-
lition vote of Ohio but if open corruption and gross
solicitation effect the chances of either, Hale will
be distanced and eclipsed by the Third Washing
toni that seeks the American White House.
AS illustration of the last remark we publish
below accurate account of General Scots late
rhetorical effort at Cleveland, in Ohio.
Winfield Scott speaks nonsense coolly and delbe-
ratey. General Tayors speeches were crude, rough
and disjointed, yet the fragments fragments of
granite, strong and substantial, though unseemy and
useless. That old man possessed simplicity, homes
tY, and practical senss. And although he
generally lost himself in the of unfinished
sentences, yet every felt that he laborng
say something. But the Pilgrim of the Western
Reserve calmly and with malice prePense. essays to
speak, and perpetrates in every line the most elabo
rate froth and folly. Richmond Examiner.
CORRECTION. We were mistaken after all about
the time of holding the Mass Meeting Franklinton,
published in last issue. The time at first
appointed for the LIST and I'd, and received notice
to that effect from of the Committee, but it was,
without his knowledge, changed to the 18th and 10th
of October At that time there will be present many
distinguished speakers both of our own State and
some from other States, with other minor attractions,
such good Barbecue, &C., &c.
We glad this postponement has been agreed to,
as it will give time for more extensive notice, as
we'll as an opportunity to the citizens of Franknton
and vicinity to prepare for the large crowds that will
attend. UTarrenton NelCs.
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Mass Meeting at FrankIintOn.
There will be a MASS MEETING of the Demo-
Gratis of Franklin Granville, and Wake, FrankIinton
on Friday and Saturday, the 18th and 10th of this
month The people generally invited attend.
October 4th. 1852.
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RICH FANCY DRY GOODS,
FOR THE FALL OF 1852.
20 T,aOiSIa

Just III CIlE1e IOE GIIo AeB 1SHa@ C114 g
NHE subscriber having removed to the Corner store
i House, formerly occupied by Mr. B. B. Smith, which
having lust returned from New York, now opening
quite magnificent supply of Rich Fancy Dry Goods
of the latest mportations and fashions Om Paris and
London, which exceedingly attracting, and to which
he would respectfully invite the attention of tasty Pur-
chasers both among the ladies and gentcmen from the
City and surrounding country.
Aso full supply of Hats, Caps, Shoes Boots and
Bonnets of every description.
Together with full lot of Ready Made Clothing
common and fine, remarkably cheap.
- It. A. MITCHELL
Raleigh, October LIST, 1852. 92--
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n EMAlNlNG in the
IL the month ending S
A.
Ashe, Richard
Aston, Weldon E. 3.
B.
Broughton, Jesse
Baily, Thomas
Bolins, Mary Miss
Boyle, John M. G.
Baines, Eli
BHsby, Thomas
Bremen; Ann E. Mrs.
Bell, Julia
Chapel, w. H.
Cooper, John L.
Cox, ].
Carr, Michael
Crosby, Minoh S.
Clark, Barnard w.
Copeland, M. S. Miss
Claison, R. S.
Castleburv. Henry
Cook, John G. 3
Cook, James F.
D.
Devereaux, Essal
Dudley, James
Dudley, David G.
E.
Exum, James T.
Edmonds, Virginia Miss
Ed well, Harrison
F.
Terrell, Eli
Fennell, Richard
Floyd, H. H. Mrs.
Finch, Charly E.
Finch, Henry H.
G.
Grifis, Edward Q.
Guion,;Geo. E.
H.
Harrison, Jas. M.
Hubbard, John w.
Howell, B. N.
Hatch, Samuel B.
Henry. Ellen Mrs.
Howard, James
Hogge, John A.
Hinton, J.
Hardy, Louisa Miss
].
Jones, Sophy
Jones, Clinton
Jones, r. H.
Lvey, Peterson
K.
King, Alfred
Knipper, Louis
Kennedy, John
kliffmiller Charles 9
L.
Locklar, Sollamon
Lucas, George
Lane, Lucy H. Mrs.
Lislee, Vim.
M.
Persons calling for any
please say they are advert
September 3Ist, 1852.
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White Tea China.
I SETT, rs pieces, super White Tea China,
Pattern. For sale by ]. BROWN,
Raleigh, Oct. 1862, No. 0, Fayetteville st.
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Hats---FaIl Fashions.
GUPERIOR Black Moeskin Hats. Just received
- ]. BROWN.
Raleigh, Oct 1852.
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WORDS IN SEASON.

The last Wilmington Journal concludes an ar
tice on " the aspect Of the canvass" as follows:
ave have thus endeavored to make calm exam
inaon of the field of contest. We would now beg
to address few equally calm and dispassionate OBJ
servations to our Democratic friends in particular.
The chances largely-verV largely in our favor
as largely as they were, the Dragging of the
friends of Gen. Scott to the contrary notwithsand-
ing; but we would remind them that in a contest of
this kind, there are and can be chances sufficient
to warrant anything like apathy Indifference. The
fable of the hare and the tortoise is familiar to ALL and
aude it only for the purpose of remarking that
the Scott leaders, like the tortoise, working dill
gently throughout the State-they will move heaven
and earth, and we had almost said-a place under the
earth, to regain their supremacy here and behooves
in this State particularly, to be up and doing If
true to ourselves easily command majority
Of eight thousand votes-for the antScott feeling is
much stronger than the anti-Kerr feeling, and the
Democrats will rally for Pierce But it is certain that
in the western counties-or of them at least the
Scott men doing the greater part of the election
eerng. Drunkenness, dishonesty, cowardice, and for
aught we know, murder and suicide are charged up
on Gen. Pierce. Charges long since repudated by
those who started them, paraded as uncontradcted
and admitted. We want little electioneering and no
fuss, but simply that the truth be kept before the
people, and fragrant ISLANDERS nailed to the counter.
We repeat it, going should go, acting
should act, hand in hand, and shoulder to shoulder
success is certain in this State the will set
tonight. Without such action and concert it would
be vain to hope for success in any cause"
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CLOTHING EMPORIUM!

L e II r e H s,
Post Office, at Raleigh, fol
,ptember 31st, 1852:
Marin, Charles
Mitchell, Susan Miss
Marriott, VIM. H.
haywood, Quincy Miss
McCloskey, Barnard
McCullers, Betsey Miss
McCullers, Edwin S.
Massengill, Startling
Nichols, Robert
Norris, Samuel P. 2
Nutall, Sarah ]. Mrs.
Nixon, James
Norris, Thomas H.
Mutt, Margaret
Nichols, Penelope Mrs.
Newly, Samuel w.
P.
Parish, Elizabeth Mrs.
Parish, Lucy H.
Pike & Taulk.
Pyson, T. P.
Powers, John
Page, Susan M. Miss
Pollars, Caswell
Plummer, Ann H. Miss
Parker, Langdon c..
Price, Charles M. 9
Rubin, Muncy Miss
Respess, ISAIAH
Redman, Louisa Miss
Stuart, Sarah
Strebeck, Ann E,
Smith, Baltriss
Spain, Rose Mrs.
Smith, Aswell
Stokes, John
Snow, James s.
Stalker, Thomas
Squiggins, ]. w.
Scott, Robert
Scymoure, Gestrude Miss
SimPkins, billy Miss
Il.
Taylor, John P.
Turner, Amy Mrs.
Tally, R. H.
'Frumbull, Duncan G.
u.
Utley, G.
Warden, Jesse T.
Wilson, James
Virgins, Bette Miss
White, ]. M.
Warren, Margaret Miss
w ca therby, VIM.
w God worth, Aaron
w edding, Mary Miss
w oodsour, Lucinda Miss
w GODDARD, Robert
Winslow, w.
Watkins & Morton.
Y.
William
of the above Letters will
.sed.
w M. WHITE, P. M.
940-w3w.
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THE WEBSTER WINGS.

The Boston Courier, Wing paper, speaks thus
IF the Webster movement:
uWe NAV as we'll look at facts as they exist
cHusErTs-MoRE, WE FANCY, THAN is GENERALLY
supPosEp-wHo CANNOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES
DR. ,NDUcEp TO VOTE FOR GEN. SCoTT.
People NAV call this the result of personal dlsaP-
nointment if they like We think that 1t Is adherence
n nrincple of the highest and noblest grade. but
whatever the cause the fact is unquestlonaole o"
Il this yerv numerous, high-minded, and Intelligent
class of wings are to be left without any candidate
whatever of a whig stamp, the question must and
will arise with them, Where are we 10 goF !hey
will either stay away from the polls, or vote tcke'
which they would be sorry to be driven to and; In
the latter event. they might be led to neglect the wing
State ticket or to do it harm. 1t is OF no use
whatever for any body to denounce these persons as
traitors, or factionists, or not being wings:
They despise all such clamor. They hold them
selves to be absolutely right in the course which they
are taking. They hold that kind of regard was
pad to the real interests of the country by the conVen
lion which nominated Gen. Scott, and they are deter
mined not to sanction the principle OF SUCH noml-
nation"
These Webster Wings refuse to support Gen
Scott because Webster, statesman, was set aside
to make room for Scott, mere General and be-
cause they knoao Scott to be the ally candidate o.
Seward. These Northern Wings are therefore
truer to the great statesmen of their party, and
more fixed in their opposition to Seward than those
Southern Wings are who support Scott. In this
case party spirit makes enemies to the South Out
of slaveholders-men whose very existence is bound
up with our domestic institutions, but who refhse
to see the precipice over which they are rushing.
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NIX BOXES best brands. Sperm, Adamantine and
CTalIow Candles. Just received at ?
~ - : : -.-.--- TUCKER'S,l
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~ Candles.
GPERM and Adamantne, Hull & Sons Tallow, a
49, and 6's. For sale by }. BROWN.
Raleigh, Oct. 1852. --. ----- - =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

rn, .a N. town of Newlurs. in the County Of Onan5s
az 10 aisd act Tor the enrolment 81 t's min.x -
Of rmin,ned companies fru working highways ana sef's
GU jni,s passed April 10, 1851. -.-... ,h,
Sc To amend an &C. entitled an act to ncospofH1 ~
village Of Dunkirs passed May 70 ia, .s.bl,hnsnt Of
Eonss OF Itefngs for Juvenile Delinquents IN " os'o
Iork, ssed May g. 1896 f,,,.,nu,sut for
Se2 Making appropriations for support OF oo'o'
the fiscal y-aI co:nr,rncin. October 49, f,, IN Dr
soc To change the tse Of the Presbytens cnu'" ="
$40 To provide for the education Of the Children o. INDIANS
Cd the Onondssa Reservation in the county OF - tho
sol To amend an act entitled An Ac I'd Plo,iuo 10 81
erection and establishment. OF "ofk'noa'0 " ~
s 40 amend certain sections of the Code o. Geo .
oes Requiring the Canal Aggr ngS 10 Tue
pfsse lana, daas uoretta j. Ssmnes and Isabella X
Wilson. .,, >s..r l.ta of the Citv
% M rrn,iSe for s.es-ng the expense Of
.nde lines in the Seventh, Eighth snd TENN "a u '"'
Cy o. 10 ",hr.s the Mayor Aldermen, and Commonalisy
f,h. CIV of New-York TO issue assessment 9onas
sss FoY the relief Of Andrew Rockwell anu oin''oa
M For the relief John Lafoy and Joshua w Clemens
400 70 amend an entitled An act relncOf ny
village Of Little Falls by the name OF p'''ea
.o Tor the relief of james Brady and Patrick Fsim
9n tn .nthouz the Supervisor of the town of Wsrwar-
ing Ulster county loan money and to PROVIDE io me
PAYMENT Of the same.
lS Authorizing the commissioner Of highway OF the town
OF Manlus Onondags county, to build sdewais Ia oer~
1 Authorizing an additional Of money to DO raised
4c5 To amend an act entitled An act to incorporate tho
city Of Auburn" .,a .,,,,t,rct :.
certain road In the towns Of Eba and Barre In tho counties
f An act to provide certain expenses of government
4os To change the title Of the Presbyterian caurco IN Du
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Passengers Sailed

IN u NJ aearship sfiante for LveYss-A Bstchsior,
Richmond " saror, Philadelphia Mr. and
Mrs Could Hoyt n ~ Clifford, Boston, g. A. prost Dir and
Medley England Gunter. Richmond Mr. C. a. Taylor
y; Mr. Myers Cans. wife Snd Others Mr. and Mrs IL
wckum. n y Mr. Blanc, do H. wainwsht Parisj NJ Crow
VIM NJ Miss and Miss Colye Dir. and Mrs u.
Willis, family and servants, N r.; Mr. CLARK, o. Mr. Hook
n Kennedy and daughter dol Mr. Randall, Ensandj
L. Bailey ~ Y; r. Eyre and J. b. Ayes, dol Mr. e. smith,
L. Lewis, JI wife and child Phisdea; H. Brooks Ensand r.
Bates T. Livermore, suihes New Yors Mr. Hampton and
Mr. Commah Mr.. Taylor, J. Acker, H. Young n r. Capt Win
and friends = Pen n. r. j. Nicholson, ~ T. G. WarIns
C. Van Blunkenstyn Y Candy, Liverpool d. McDougal
Peire Rev H. D Elliott, - stere England $ Bomaion Phil
saourcade C. Pougand France j. Sewa Pha H. A. Fanshsw
NY, w. w Davies j. Po, n Y, Mrs. Royal Chaplin and dsus
Mr. 2. Hin, Isaac Lawrence W Lawrence surrat T.
sevinee Eng, Mr.. and Mira J. c. Motley, n T., Mr and
Mrs Campbell Philadelphia Miss rassar, PHILADELPHIA Lieut. Baird
Philadelphia r. D. strange. ~ " isnaeio Duenas Chih
r. H. Howell NY; J. J. Taylor. Bsl'morr G. Reynolds ST.
Louis; Rev Dr. Johns Ball. Miss Baton N. r.; Mr. Templeton
Philadelphia: G. Jacobson, II T. Morris Phlh Parsons
Savannah Mira H. George N.Y. Mrs Rye and daughter Georgia
s. Patti Italy T. NJ Boyd, NY. Jno Russell and Iorcnto
Jno Mills, NY. J. Simn Lousvine A. Kill Germany Mr. Mag
nat France; Mr. uenne and son, France r. Johnson Bait; "
child j. Crawford Illinois; shaw Mrs. Anno Tunnecf
Ohio: Hrs O'Conel, b. C. Townsend
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Disasters. &c.

tn, ,,, low KxspIlr Of Rockand Boyd, from CarSenss
TnrSsy ps near the West Bank By fore and Al.
schooner which struck tie bark on the leoard quartet ara et yer
10 waters edge causing sink Immediately The schooner ~
ourJ did not learn her name, whether she received
.uv damage The Captain and Of the bus were sa's' ne
cargo Of ,5 hhds sugar - boxes do - mus w
,.rvcc. captured BY H. NJ sampson of the coast o.
crew on board consisting Gilbert Eliot w Wod md
shrnan twelve She was last Oh the Isl" Of u
B,Is c.sIrros from for Franeseo before reported
into 9, Thomas sy was N very SS and
tbboom bulwsTks and snpprd sea N - 49,.
cabin fd with -seI and the ss ,sa a % TIE ice that
remained soA 90 per tnn The ons "oah p'0"''' " ~
ss, Ir.u., from Nrbndse Tor New rofs before revosa
,.ore near Holiness Hole of 18th ns' and anhoeSa aeaf ~
East .Aog 70 s BEEN EXPRESSED in Baltimore relation % The
The .p Fanny CAPT Bss a s S.r bo T Which
49, nj apprrhersion felt that she may have oeen lost
he Fanny aid % Be one Of the oss, sps Iu e o. E '
Carr slcssnsos. Of % Thomas Eennet at % r.
provdnce reports having picked W ysv ms east o. "es'
rsa Hart.or with black top and green bottom - -.
seHr RurH Tuox.s Port Pnnee from FrsnkD, repost'
a oyWsrrsn from Thouasowa Orleans, with line 9,
fire. Capt A. said he making for the h por Ply va
bsher be- could git wind and weather were
Tns ann P4LxIal GIL essef sa'h n aeao,a ~
iss was THURSDAY 70 Mr. Rsa Of Boston, 0'
ssU HoosIr Chadwick, RIO Janero from Boston m
FRANCISCO, experienced heavy wesiher and pns
thaf he refopass aso sHd was oand CO., Of
put Rio JaDeiro, where new one vas p'oeo''' -
TIM B.,s M..s.ssr Panama % San trsne 81 vro,oss
pa .srr Sesn out 50 sy. woua AL ss.a as s Boos
Ia s.s. Qurss Bosssk oa Ha,sss 20. snow Moe
r as and aas bss ssvsd s s Prosinoeosa Tss
ardy .ssnos n ssss Joan s .5y ss Ser cargo = stes
ia 70 BE- Total ,o THURSDAY moss s 81 bs 500
pc were .ngsas i. ne % Eay s ss = ,s x.ss
,sinsd $4,000 Of - s he A Mu,sAi ohcs ss.
Co., ga he sssa ~ss 6ss vssa ~ 'As' ''
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MAcHIxsPORT Aprl Arr schrs Mary. Hodsdos, Beverly
Matilda, Lubec; r. Wright Wright, Boston mn -,
Cousin. g.very Albert Carver 2tbrs Ce Peterson
New Yo schrs Mary Calsan Hewouppor; Dcnwor Ihomp-
SON. NewYo Gen rOstsr Nswbesa do to load Tor naana
Alverado Seaviie. 9l-Sb schs. Onent, -, Boston
REGULATOR Robinson Providence Gszele coombs, do Gnnaes
Brooks Eswfok 0rnd Formulation, Boston lsta-ons LefHs
ton Robinson, New. YORK schr Kosna, Foster, do -
VIEWPOINT April l4-sh brgs Juan de carasena and Ian
Get srs Londale Union Golden Rule Ehzs, George Emy'
Eben Herbert Star Chaense Bohver Moro Cseos Mnsys'
summit Sharon Virginia Rubcon, Josephine MnrAs Costello
Martha Mara Centurion Victor sp Renzi Durfee, New ORR
From Dutch Island brig Recabte for Portland lohAr bra
Zosrs Hardy Georgetown for Maapo.et Horace ey Chase
do for Botoa Orlando Wooster do for do sch Caredon Me
Kmon Rsckaad New York Edward, sproo Norfolk io Port
land Saginaw Croby Boston for Albany Entefpnse Place. rn
deIp, o Milton; Anhrocophora Wheeler New Bedford of New
Yort Bowley Sparks Frederekbas ior shsp
hcu A Mount, i'm Philadelphia ADRIAN New Bedford tor
Csns.n,. sps Nmro Rabbourne New York sor Block Inf
Harvest Frercb. Providence for New York
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CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Before


Forice egt 4brahdma-In relation to the warsnee OF
Robert g. COok By his guardian, agt Daniel w. Cammes-
ke-To damages for alleged assault and battery
Plaintiff Ia lad) worked at the sail loft No 9 Souts o,
which M c. q principal rule existed that II hand
was aseut more than the should be charged
IL is alleged that dispute time MIR. Z. severely as
ssnlied plaintiff, which is denied
Before Judge Ineahsm- .
Frances Mitchell agt Ddrid H. Barton and Her Mahecs
To damages for alleged assault and battery and false
and III treated her. and then dragged her 70 the Eighth ara
Station House. and that III Kingst said Barton Struck ner
violent blow in the face IL appeared BY testimony ,nat
plaintiff brought to the SaionHouse about 10 ocioc
hight but charge against her Or the part OF de-
Tense denied that defendants struck hex On the con-
tsry said she assaulted Barton and that Mr. Mathews
iuterred IN his behalf but only protect him. The PLAIN
tiff about p years Of age and may be said 70 Dc what US
ually called good locking She and Barton II Is Sale hsa
intimate years but he left her and she followed
NJ with q view seeing r. when he joined and that shs
Court OF COMNoy PPEAs - Before
Judge Woodruf-.Eohn ~. Focicr as- Alfred Abrdms-On
the warranty OF horse, already referred TO- verdict iur
Plaintiff S5l D. In 10 question: the jury say inc
wurrantee fraudulent as well 10 false
MARINE CoURT-Before Judge Cowles.
-schaeI Dir inc ssf John b. KsedTo recover damages
for alleged assnlt and battery at sea- dnrnS e axe voySs
from Liverpool The defendant Is assistant engineer on
board the sfeap Atlantic, and pzinn shipped
ss Inesrian but changed 10 be coaheaver on coafd
witness said that plsinnf lying m his ounx ana
said that he wwe, in consequence Of pseo " CIV
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Domestic Ports.

ALEXANDRIA, Apa i4Ar. schrs strston stsddsss nev
YorE Charles d. alok, DAVIS Rio Grsnde ksnncf brocs
haven; Ar,ie wson New Yok Eliza Phzfo Hansos ds ~
EIIH ipni lar barb snssn w. Lind Lang Portland Api
l4-sailsd bark Clston, Pencil, Havana
EAITINOHE Aprl 5Ar barks Helm Mara Howes bo.soeS
I6s Hslssf d. Hsdi~y krns Dol sckrs kiccu hlnsNsns
Yort Aerii Austin tyuangop c. j. L. HARVARD, nxpAs ."
b.ny Nv, A. Bsrsns Chsr-te& CD bark Jnnisfz ns~s -
r.na bra HesB Hughes Rio de Jsnesfo snd m.sss' '
boston April Is-An bsrts Georsa anesry, sss s~ssy
Lazy Iovef; brss Axahs Par;f Pasf1s1 80 III
C.rfussos yctory (r Leblanc, sydney = ~ 49,
(errior Petoa Tbens fBs Aafzsf,cs ~ crvss
Richards Gsoreesxn, G.. ssot Jenn,n N r,rrr, inrs.
Ar.v.p: seLr T. Dyer. sad EEpes re 20 coss
vi .faosna, Arfsru- HsskeB cAiss ~ 1870 80
~ -. Troisu yreeuun ORLEANS cnrss ~ p.s.--.
- - e. Bird snab Antwerp brig H. CO.
Au.csJesj Hshs lt m,,sf en%sn. DO ssr. caasssf.
- John >. ~ rs.-rrsps Bn1srt Bf RON sovs ssos
we're nxs. AL Arr. sehn God hnntef f1fSovss
Sssvy wesfher lost boat sar O. d. 80, -
sss HsniDson from iehmctd oosba 70 - -
lhIs,s,n Rosson Sd sehs Gkde fens ss Sssfaasfi NO
.r-~r sanfss. for savansil q. ..<. r->r fn,s,
NV IosDox Apni is--An propeller x -.
$50 ~ N@w Yosf sehr Bels Peak, stps. '.s.v -
s,srhIn sasg.r. ses York Sid Trsseif :. 49,
FHIIADELPHIA April lsAn e a. ~ i,oseusb Hss.ns:
- in,i.r Prruh Boston; Br sehf joan "sysn "a
rs -. Vrnns symrnes., sAsaHrsn; Sfgnr ...s
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NEW YORK DAILY TRJBUNE5 MONDAY APRIL 49, 1852.

tomb OF wAsHsrorox-s-sspe the iron railing. sni
bowed himself to hide hls burning ssarsuor vii; ever
forget the sad Jet resouie expression Of his brow when
in Washington Library Ire said
ave can only rely on our God the business OF our
caHse. iron Wills honest hearts. and good sw,rts'
May thnt reliance he rewarded when the crisis for
Hungary comes, and may that crisis come soon
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BOSTON, Apni l6-An brig Isabella, tswet-) An'werp
CD ships Vancouver China ST. Peker New Orleans; Mary cov
suhos St Jsso Como Charleston; Elk,
Philadelphia bnss Emma, Philadelphia schrs Payne, kayt
GoEau, Alexandra.
NEW ORLEANS, April lArr ships Adams and Tfenon, Bos'
ton vicksburg and Soutlener New York
CHARLESTON, April t5-Cd bris Onnas.
SD schr. Colonel satterly, NewYoFk.
6thArr barb Velocity, Boston, ser Louisiana, New fofL
In ehe Roads, ship Prentice, New York.