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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-26

Ia Waterbury, July 25h Deacon Chester Whitney aged
CT years.
In Wamstown, Aug, 10Th, from the effect of heat and
drinking cold water while moving III the field, Ar John
Hayden, Of berlin, aged Is. Mr., II had many iends
which his good qualities had secured.
In Norelown, the 18th ut, Israel Noble, aged 81
IN Creenbush, Weath8rsed, Aug l7th lirlm, youngest
son Of stephen and Nancy Spaflord, aged 10 years.
All lovely flower cut down in YOUTH
Why must you die SO soon,
And leave your earthly friends to say,
Our Hiram lies in the tomb
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-26


AUo"'on IS ca IF0 70 MIS- '"''''o" aver
tSemen'' MIS- D. comes eNccnc"'Iy 'e00n'-
mended' ana We nope al our IadeS Will o''euu
her Interesting and instructive lectures
nF,Tbo attention Of our readers is invited to
the Advertisement Of C. A. Robinson, relative 10
,bot s,nnrior - Agricultural ;nnIomcnt the we'll.
'"o"'' l"oN Low
fs3-yyo grotefpIlv ocknow)edoe fine rccciDt of
..,.-,,, n.T-.....~, 49,. A.. w.. .1 A..
Seward of the Senate, and Messrs. Bartlett and
D,,r.oa of ,h, rro,.o NJ ro,,r,so,,to,yes IN ron.
'''
SIeSe'
GREAT FIRE IN Troy. N. Y.-On the 10Th
inst, serious fire occurred in Troy, N. Y,
consuming an extensive lumber ward and sever
al hI.oLs n st.,,es, and A,yerI;,rs Ie,v;na f,,tv
'am'''os oou'e''5S, ana oo'ng ua"'ag0 10 l'e eS-
tlmated amount OF $l3OOUO,
ra,o,,mn,,, Aoo,nr,,,, .rlo s,o,uor Aa,n
''''D 80 -'l'''''', N''''''''1'
oo,. On 49,, H. a, I, o,.looL ~ tho ,,a,,;nr
OF tIie @O'h 'rSt' ana So CamaSed mat sue tooN
in about halt an hour, causing the appalling
loss Of $50 ives, amoug whom was II, CAREY
,,,., m,
'-'''''
among the large homoef oil em'grah'7 ABOARD
Town DESTROYED BY FIRC.-TelrorsDhic
desnalcb from Ncmvhis 10 St. Louis. of the / 9th
inst state that the Town of He,ena. Ark. was
almost consumed by f.e Oh Manday niaht.
Only two bu9inegs houses were left. Loss es
iil3sted at &lU0QO0.
stables attached Ia the ilnmlto0 House, Canada
WINS DESTROYED by fire and twenty valuable horses
burnt to death, number of which we're destined
for tbe American Market.
COLLEGE hulNEp By "ToRM'-In '"9 at
iernoon OIL the %'th UT, Camerllee' On'o' was
visited W storm OF great severity iho Iatgo
three story CaIlege oa'Glng IS a 'Ha7s Oh runs
the root beng blown on ana VIVA lao walls
The new Methodist Episcopal church was in-
idrcd to the amount Of some $40 or $50.
,r,... T., ,,.,,.,;1ia,. T., ,..,o4 oytor,
H' u'u'i"l" - s;;,', o., -
T,"9"s .''o [l'',' dino. ~ S,,,,
1''"' 'I'' Wy w. ,,,, s',ontn Ia,5 in .
ie" o"yS'
,7..- ,5...-.-.C.... ill.,.
NJ we" " oNp ~ o.'l'i'" "a Ii1
We yo9ns 'ln no n ,,;, ~ '',s' 49,
me ach'o''lls'IcS" ~ 40" MI'o'u' ~" l'I'
an obstinate SILENCE, to take any food, apparent
y intending to starVe himself. The Bredgo'
port Standard says thathe Is about Il years OF
age, and hid previously borne good character
lie now gives evidence Of insanity. Miss Buch
it IS thought viii survive.
a LONDON Correspondent descrioi,nS "hat nc
70 too, had that evening a glimpse. She is a
wreck OF her former self; | could hardly have
recognized her. She looks pale, worn, and nag
> gard, ia bad spirits and bad health; aud, us she
sat, the centre OF hundred opera glasses dl.
rected upon her, there was but one wondering
and sympaihizng murmur throughout the vas
building"
d nc NVi"' ~" !" aasS%0''iS'' Is "''
: Ward who has been promlneut in enforcing The
= law in Salem, has been assaulted SO violently b.
= a crowd Of people in the street, that be wa
Obliged to seek refuge in the Court house there
"
The tunnong machine at the Hoosac Noun
tain, seems to work admirably. At the lest trial,
1t penetrated the rock al the rate oftwenty inche
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-26


For incipcn consumption we kaow ofno better remedy
than Wisiar Iai'am Of VIVA Cherry. 1t is soothnE ard
heating in lis nature, and is admirably adapted To aluy and
nYcd prevails ut his Of the year caused by cul
ge Of The weather. We know or several severe cases
Wl,u have been radically caIrd by the use of This HaIsam
Some two wears eul Of uus Uls uHerinr under
what was thought to be confirmed oonsumpon-a severe
cough loss Of appetite, night .wcts &c. Ey the use Of
and Is noH in the ~ juyaant Of cumparlve good health
IN. l.. Westinghouse, BustUu
LoeT VDlCF rrsT1Vrnt
'''Oit , =, pttrI" H.. n 100,
NJ q X rI, r,,i . ~ 'i,,.' an1s' ~, - 1
~ ,Ii t ~ "a, ~; , , w." J. ~, c Ioil !
w. I '',' ,' l.''' " "a a. u" "'''' ,'9
' I' ~ WV '," ',''' 'U tv'i ""'n 9IS ~ '"e
~ ,I i y ~ 40, u ,u,u Wy t,,'
1cs shstE 'rrr9ir I J ~ ga "Iit III lug
$50, ,r,lnt.o ,,i,, I,, t t " N'r,u
nI-, IA, ,.r,y,I ,,., ,,,il he - ,,tT "a" i
bsIlt5 ,t,as slfn ,,ll,, NJ. torr,5 i '' ""0 "-'
I'M. tas,,,,,, i ia r.,,,i No.. n rar.ci u IS a.
arrl gn1 n1y If mist nav, m tipoIra If T. Ef,ry ''
! tho ~, .rI,,,r ~ h, INNS " "
| At;lVl, f,r Vis'FAp5s PArg4N Rodf.Id & Graz,
! mis- \ K Collins -N,I,fuetirr. J5bn 4 s (vbtc r +,
Smith B3au lIo,q N.rtlGd Ian, r. Hal, planil,, III
Pluain e Eoostfr MarsAdpld T. NJ Richardson WARS
/ Hala; 3. r. Go,s Waterbury; H. Pfrrv d Co.. Cabot
-, - ,--1 --------
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-26
LECTURES
LECTURES
ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY.

VIII give Lecture on these important subjects, in the
Free Church, on Wednesday Eve, q az. 35th,
at half past seven O'Clock. The Lecture preparatory to
CouRsF to the Ladies' Of this place. and viii be free 10
both Ladies and Gentlemen.
Mrs Johnson has ecurcd to large classes Of Ladies IN
the Cities and lawns If the East and te west, and u fur.
nished with extensive Apparatus and ulo with the
highest t.siimoaials Of character and qualifications
Tckets 10 the Course, do!laSinge Lecture % cents
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-26
Printed lawns.

GTORRS K LANGuON have received 'elr f~'u A,w
y York plain and figured rmk lawns, also Gad, Brown
Wood, Green, Cmntz Cooted and B3ck-7'l last culon
and they are chap, Jul Ell.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-26

The potato rot bus made it, appearance at
Concord, NJ Il,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-26

THE NEW MILFORD MURDER CAsE:-llowes,
the young man who attempted to XIII Miss Buck,
the schooImistrc3d at Now Milford, Ct, last
weak. has since bis Imprisonment maintained
an obstinate silence, to take any food, apparent
ly intending to starvc himself, The Bredgo
port Standard says that he is about q years OF
age, and had previously borne good character.
! lie now gives evidence Of insanity. 81 iss Buck
it IS thought viii survive.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-26
n.MMan9l.R.k AMAnEmll.

AAHUIAA& AL{AI4M &
THE FALL TERN Of TINS Institution wil commence
L Wednesday, scpt,l.t, Eacn Department of m,fua,
ton is furnished uuA an experienced Teacher Board
$l,5 per week.
Student, are requested to be present at the commerce.
meHt Of the tenn. Il. X. PANGhORN, FrhClPM'
H. B.WOOn, Associate
i lhn.-l.- AM Il l2Ea-
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no TEEE3 ElUEgRG!

which VIII 3e!lat Just hat il cost in Boston, to close it off
cons ,ng ot Ladies' Black Colurcd Cater Boots Mems
Thick Boots aud Shoes, Boys Cow tide Kip and Calf
Boots, Boys Kip, Caf and Patent Leather shoes.
JOHN SPhLDlNG, JR.
Montp.Iisr, june 49, 1859.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-26
CIIAPIN'S NEW

NOTICE hereby, given that tho undersigned have pur.
~ CHASED tho right o. building md vending, for Wash
ih2tun County, CHAPlA'S NEW
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-26

WESTERN REsEmE-The news is, that the
people of the Reserve are all aroused, and
eager to give John P. Halo and George w. Jnl-
ian an earnest aud enthusiastic support, Re
sponses come 10 US from all parts Of it of the
most cheering character. The banner Of Free
dom floats over tho Reserve, and under it Free
dom will triumph Gcausiand True Democrat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-12
eressional.

Ss s WARRINGTON, June 4, a!
HoUsE.Mr Milsan, Of Virginia, moved to reconsider
the vote by which tho Virginia military land warrant bill
was disposed Of, hut no action was had Sytss ss4s
Mr.. Stephens, Of Georgia. moved call Of the House,
but it was evident there could not be majority he
withdrew his motion z
On motion of Mr. johnson Of Arkansas, the House
agreed that when y adjourn 1t adjourns to meet on
Monday ~
Mr.. Houston, OF Alabama moved that the House re-
solve itself into Committee Of the Whole on the state
Of the Union. s5S l5s
Mr. Millson Of Virginia, submitted two bills for the
relief Of widows Of officers Of the Revolutionary war
which were read first and second time Z;
& Mr.. Stanly, Of North Carolina, introduced bill TO
authorize the Secretary Of the Treasury to epote with
the several States the fourth nstalment Of depost Of
public moneys directed to be made with such States by
the act Of 1886 which referred to the Committee
Ways and Means.
Mr. Briggs, Of New York, presented the memorial Of
VIM B. Aston and others, for the immediate establish
ment of mint in the city of New York. to which Is APP
pended statement of the amount of gold bullion re-
ceved from California at that port amounting to
653 which referred to the Committee Ways and
Means
motion was then made that the House adjourn and
yeas and nays having been ordered negatved
yeas Ia, nays a. =
There being no quorum present, motion of Mr.. Orr
of South Carolina, the House adjourned till Monday.
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tFtsllllAslksSlIIg OF THE sTAaE.

ZOO shakespeare commenced US play writer.
is0a Shakespeare licensed to act plays.
tsHs price Of admission to boxes one shilling
1ssr PLAYERS declared, by law, to be rogues
isa7 Theatres ordered to be demolished
IN ies1 Thsatres ordered to be demolished
AKA Theatricals begin to revive.
1856 Female cnAIaeless II 49,, st,,o siaye
1 iSgI prllry Lane Theatre destroyed by fire.
ieso PLAYS begin at 4 o'clock, p. NJ. ~
isoo salary Of best actors Is per week.
iysi Garrick,a frst appearance as Richard III.
ia Garrick took leave of the stage.
issS Mrs. Siddsns's first appearance.
1883. John PmiP Aemoies :. ue 81. ao =,
1885. Mrs. JordM 9eDus - ~ ao.s
17e4, Charles hsMpies n,sS apP 70 ths stare
11S1 Miss Farrea becomes Countess Of Derby.
iso5 palmer expired acting the Stranger.
1sSo Attempt tokill Geo. III, at the theatre.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-12

Womsv's RIGHTS CosyENrloN.-The Women's Rights
Convention assembled at Wcstchester Pennsylvania, on
The I'd inst and was temporarily organized by calling
Mary Anne johnson to the chair and appointing Alice
jackson Secretary. .s-gi
On motion the Chair appointed committee to nomi-
nate ficers for the permanent organization OF the Con-
During the absence Of the committee the Convention
sa Addressed by Lucreta Mott in very happy speech
The committee having returned reported for the per-
manent organization Of the following officers:
4 President-biary Ann Johnson, OF Pniadelpnia; M
VIDE. Presidents-Sarah Miller, Mary Ann FUTON W.
JacEson and Chandler Darlington.
NJ Darlington, Edward Mech, Sid
TTbe Committee on Resolutions reported as follows:
rteo. It ia an acknowledged principle in our demo-
n,ay rom the consent Of the governed and that taxa
sou without representation Is unjust and despotc there
fore, 4..,.a -, -, +,,ro, rohts IN
eo,,e participation with in the political
aanire for the protection Of the oho people ana tnat
q L gross inconsistency and garing exercise Of arpi
,g nouer to compel to pay taxes while they are
~ emitted vote In deciding the amount OF these
sas Or the purposes to which they shall be applied
Psold That every party which claims TO respect Ihs
the civilization progress OF the age Is pouna
~ ;nscrbe on It's Equality before the fdc 'e'mout
distinction Of sec 3 -,
~, the afternoon the resolutions were adopted
.or,m,ttee was appointed to advance the legal ana
;tical rights Of women by preparing and circulating
nsttous and acting in such other way as might be ne
r rass.,v and the Convention adjourned sine die
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departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamer
no rROM LIVERPOOL. fEz

BALTIC fAm.,. :. sOr NEW YORK WEDNESDAY, q.
EUROPA fBy i. -. Tor NEW YORK. SATURDAY, S.
MAG An nv, for BOSTON SATURDAY IL.
ATLANTIC fAm s. for NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY, 10.
AFRICA fFr for NEW YORK .. SATURDAY, 10.
CANADA fBya . for BOSTON 49,. SATURDAY, es.
ARCTIC IAN 81. Tor NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 30.
ASIA ff,r,. FOR NEW YORK. SATURDAY, July 3.
Havre and Bremen Steamers
FROM SOUTHAMPTON
FRANKLIN NEW YORK WEDNESDAY, June 9.
WASHINGTON =. for NEW YORK. -. WEDNESDAY, %.
IIuMBoLD for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, July Z.
HERMANN. -. for NEW YORK WEDNESDAY, :. 81
FROM LTVERPOOL.
CITY OF GLASGOW. WEDN'Y, June
CITY OF MANCHESTER. for PIiILADELPHIA. WEDN'Y, " IS
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES THEATRE COMPLIMENTARY
BENEFIT rendered JAMES s. CHARLES by the
Louisiana Hstrionic
June The psIOanes. will consist Of THE SOLDIERS
BUCKS HAVE AT YE ALLtand ayorte FARCE Characters
by Members the Association Messrs Charles Duncan
Mrs. McVicker and Miss Elliott
" secured at the Box Office
ialo o.
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80, ,cI rArs JAotsoN AND GREAT NORTHERN BAL
NEW 4pnln SiiSnM1ANY N April - ny
TpUBLiO NTE b hereby given that y boo IS
Y As SfR ssss1 Il 70 St comPAN9 are
M nsn Il - e Company No. II comTss ~"
ng s sSSp or I'D months In Louisiana ana MsssPP, y
WIZ IN de Of the haIsss ,s.nt n,o .sm
+. "a. e. ...,.i ssc,.ov. a. spas tsaSs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-12
SHERIFF,S SAFE. 81

OF III No $780, is
DY VIRTUE Of . writ Of feri facias to me:
- BY ouoabe hs Fh District Court Of
in the above cau.eI viii WI ne
Royal streets THURSDAY, 81 1884, It !9o'eiock
the bounded sy b. Ps Poyra. Psrsdo ard S
ofen the 18th day q January and
tsry in city. FIVE feet
twenty-five feet five inches and
line eleven eight
lines depth e line dividing from lot number ma
inches six lines the side line dvd
lot number four which sid was y ne
Ricardo, Notary this the ian day !sAs
Together all the BUILDINGS HpRop EMENTs, ights
which buildings consist STORY DWELLING HOUSE.
| rooted, and BACK BUILDINGS.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES 3. FREEEI,
nvq5 ipqi Of he Parish Of Teans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-12
rEw ORLEANS CATTLE xARKET.

JksyEnsoN err
Fridsy Evening, June II, 1854,
Arrived during the past week us head Of Bef Cattle
sol Hogs 11ol Sheep 10 Cows and 900 Caves The stock
Beef Cattle and Hogs is moderate Sheep and Calves
are in demand
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-12

IrtTGAR. MEXICAN AND PLANTATION To-
BAccoThe bsrs have constantly o. nsIa a. MASON
70 lots y TENNESSEE AND MISSOURI WkAffsns
Also tobacco hogasads and baea e'eo
ka1can market, anu i0' fA"'- TURNER RENsHAW,
Camp street and ~ Tchoapttcuia. sH s;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-12

s,dlt RcH IN JAMAicAs-The Kingston Journal Of the
~ ultino nys:
W 70 state with the greatest regret that the small
~ sgreeding 70 an alarming extent In this city 1t is
Impossible TO ftate with eny correctness the number Of
caaa O. The fataof the disease but when 1t is known
INT has already been announced in columns that
se - been upwards Of fifty in institution
" alaic extent TO which it has spread can
stleaa snonjectured
Ne small pox still exists in Montego Bay, but to
tes exent q there only two admitted into
~ between the 18th and 18th The number
manning on the latter day thirteen Only death
~ occurred during that period and four Of
cosafY
NJ schooner Daisey Capt Spicer returned to Kings
toA N ths 2th bringing the Captain Of the American
schoonsr Mara, 81 NewYork bound to Navy Bay, which
Wal wrecked on the sand bank of the Morant Keys The
yesl besme total wreck portion of her cargo has
The Captain reports that at the time his
n afxnaed, khe bad five feet Of water in her hold
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SHERIFF,S SALE,

6hEhlFE7D SALE.
Tnp DryrRIcr COZ JOHN IL HLLgBRANDT ALEXAN-
1' OF NrwoniEsss DER PARK. No. S4so
RY VIRTUE Of q writ Of seizure and sale to
u me directed BY the
osa the entitled VIII proceed q .sll 4 Pass
Chasa and Royal streets TUESDAY June - 1ssa n y
CERTAIN LOTS GROUND togethsr with all the BUILD
INGs IMPROVEMENTS thereon situas in fauourg St
unmbers three and four plan
zempe Surveyor Ne 18th ssid
between PodTas and Hsya snd
bounded BY lots and
the other ds lately belonging Skel
Which BUILDINGS consist Of -Four TwosToRY BRICK STORES
with FRAME KITCHEN attached to each.
| Seized in the above suit.
II Terms cash on the spot. JAMES 3. FREhEIs
uly93 lei IL gherth Of tbs Parish Os1sans.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

NKwoRlEAns, F. IMPEY'S SUCCESSION. NO. 5s13.S
RY VIRTUE of q writ Of seizure and sale to me
- directed by Second District
lsans the above ssiised viz e ELL public
and Royal streeis EDNEsDkY
TWO CERTAIN VACANT LOTS OF GROUND with all the light
privileges belonging
as lots Ncs 10 and y Of
dividing lns q Nans to plan drawn by
deposited Of Adophe Notary Public Said
wits Lot No. 10 50 feet nehes and snes front Te
parallel lines lot
1iharty stres, BY las fsAt Aa
al American
Seized d thd Iboye suit. ~.
the second and last auction the above described
definitely 70 tbe and lat
good solvent security bearing eight interest
\ - JAMES r. FRERET,
| ie5 10 II % Sheriff of the Of Orleans
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N NV IpEA IN AanIcuLTuRE.-The steward on board a
tAmsr in the Gulf has produced several crops of
esnt potatoes by the following mode ofcultivation
He procured common crockery crate" bundle Of
straw and few eyes Of the potato and went to work
isnng o. beard ship Ihe process for c9tivating
straw and the eyes Of the potato commencing at the bot
tom With layer about six inches in depth Of
nches mart the surface Of the straw-then another
layef offsw the top Keep the straw always moist
sed II about two months you win have about S14 worth
fof ecnnd. good potatoes Of the first WATER
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC.

ANDlNG from ships II. burlington, Emily
Mino Carrier Mosconoo Niagara and N O. Buchanan
anu IN storsA ..,
.Ia. 900 LAYERS RAlSINS. ss1 .ss S
900 half boxes LAYERS RAIS1NS. y> flfs
80 boxes assorted CANDY. = II
so >. ROCK CANDY. $50 * - IS
100 HONEY. k9,-.-ll'
50 CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
1000 reams STRAW AND WHITE PAPER.
100 boxes FIRE CRACKERS.
50 casks RICE.
so kegs sup. CARR SODA.
20G casks PORTER-qusrts and pints.
100 boxea LEMONS, (Siciy.)
$50 kegs choice St. Louis BUTTER. q
100 kegs BARLEY.
2 100 bags Old Government JAVA COFFEE
40 bbs STEWARDS SYRUP.
z' so cases SNUFF-AIacaboy and Scotch. ~
100 dozen BROUMS.
81 nests PAINTED TUBS. y
PAINTED PALS. ..
+ 100 b0xes CLOTHES PINS. 4
=, $50 dozen WASEBOARDS-Wooda and Zinc.
i. 100 boxes AiACARONI AND VERMICELL
.t is5 half chests fne GREEN AND BLACK TEA.
2 SO boxes UNDERWoODS SYRUP. 81
500 CLARET WINE.
400 -yuioua brands
SO cases SARDlNES, IN and 81. boxes.
100 boxes SPERM CANDLES. LA
400 STAR CANDLES. -ta
&..s-a 90 cuses LOBSTERS-la and . Tbs, -ta5r
20 SALNON-l and bs For sale by
je7 ct HI. STONE & CO.. 81 and 80 Common street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-12

NyHE TREASURER of the BRANCH MINT
OF UNITED STATES gives to
EXCHANGE THREE CENT PIECES FOR GOLD TO Al aRgcanss
therefor He will also deliver the the Of the Mint
pasa requiring them at dstance who BE- more
the line q the % Thu ;han z
Che appcAon should either these npss thereof
and Paymsr advance viii b regg,sd " every eass
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NEW ORLEANS
SUNDAY s.l1A MORNING, JUNE 70, 1852.

&, ~ hAnxlss, FLORIDA LAND CAsE--The Jackson
we Republican Of the Sd inst states that this i'm
possnt st involving the title to the whole peninsula Of
s.o1aaa and depending ID srsat measure upon prnci
~ maf g these involved IN the Count Rostro grant
vnon Govern the rest Of the State from the line Of the
on the east to the western boundary Of the
ssse va sd recently ut st. Augustine occupying the
=; :, g. p : 81 Court fourteen days.
The form u the suit was an action Of eectent brought
= ~ nsue ns present owner Of the grant against
scsepl A. Hnden purchaser from the United States
At tho plaintiff Q. r. Mayer. Il baltimore: Judge
rrnompscn and Mcqueen Mcintosh. ESD, Of Georgia.
delsndant Hon. D. T. Ynlee George W Call and
y. y; o4ngr ksqss employed by the United States
we introduction on both sides Of great deal of
documentary evidence the court proceeded to instruct
tee that the act Of 1907 applicable to the case
tnst tne Plaintiffs had failed to show recognition Of
n grant ~ Congress- and therefore could not maintain
m action Of ejsctment N 5 4, a = ~ -
~ charged the jury that If they believed
tsen tails was grant upon conditions and the Duke Of
Agon having failed to comply with these conditions the
grant bad become void = ~
That the sale to Hackey was in violation Of Spanish
iAM, and the land became forfeited to the King @
That the annulment Of this grant by the King and
goe - good annument In SPAIN and that the grant
Noea net have been recognized by Spanish tribunals
snd by the treaty no grants good against the United
against Spain - VI " 4 eSS'
Upon 81 these points the court directed the jury to find
Esns!A verdict for defendant. ~. f& NJ
jury accordingy returned verdict for defendants
and the psinti excepted to the charge Of the court
nying the CASE BY writ Of to the Supreme Court
\ ~ ~ United States.
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Arsraan.--A correspondent Of the London News, wri-
ting from Melbourne Australia gives the following pic
!, 1fs Of the state Of things in that place.
The judges servants are all gone he has put down
~ caiage and bis clean the knives and sheesths
assure You, trueand wheel their afflicted father
about In an invalid chair In this state he goes to his
court Of day. The from the gold fields are rolling
IN cod and perfectly reckless Of it, that the anecdotes
tod o them are not only amusing but astonishing One
man p f5 note between two pieces of bread and butter
apd Ute II up sandwich Another rolled two 60 notes
into small ball. and swallowed it as pill Another went
into confcctoners to eat few tarts put down rs
note and would not accept the change. They seem to
and robberies Is compiacenty philosophers merely
marking We'll, there il plenty moren This was the
remark Of at the bank when he had been robbed OF
check for G149 and which had been cashed before he
called about it.p
4 Another writer from the same place:
81 saw four men lifting seamen's chest into dray,
hour almost too heavy for their united strength
This chest contained the product of six weeks labor
and contained at least 200 lbs Of gold The banks and
the working double hours; all other public
departments crippled for want Of hands male ser
wants are to be had at extrayngant women
are not much better Marriages are now in high favor
almost ali the single men arrive from the dggngs with
vod enough to maintain WIFE So far the abstraction Of
vounc women from service is desirable be the nconveni-
nce what It may but there other channels for ex
nsnditre where progacy and Righteousness are e1hb-
ted on fearful SCALE amid the riot Of waste and
nrodieaty enormous sums are squandered by the Dig
ssrs snd their families Every Jack has his and JACK
iii money besides than his master OF the preceding
Z
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.

PASSENGERS.
Per ship Howard, from Havre-alO in steeragc.