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The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-09

pte GL X ancyb b0IadiOildFy ,iNNh6uS QHHu HtSl
Montgomery Street, San lFtsncisce .YsdT
ylItllnc yEIrenchlSPaqlpisln5 Paqlpisl5 apd English f9oksaisiv
~ M So. r, ,Ca 9skssiisa .Y55 LIZ ESi,ss GoySTi S6Tisa
q q IL.
\ 5s,,aIbosHome PTesentss aa,Iaoqry,
DARE and beautiful goods at @ auction; 8,
at the great Chinese Sales ROOM of'TOA
BIN g. Dit NCA N !, Long Wharf, 1oneD
doorhelow Sai,somei street,o ,oapd eSatnigH
their stockgof9 superbly e9broidered Chr
nese Shawls and curiosltiess, AT their
auction sales these Beauful goods can be-
pure hased at one fourth Of the price that
theygarel selling foriin the States. Y iEvcryt
person returning home takes, with hiHllsaai i'm ri
Chinese ShaMhI I'D 10 lnaa Isl llItlaa
oWt IIAYESg&liDINDALLd Iirw
9gssH9 n9ds59weIef's,d w / noH
Fire Proof Store, sCtdy lStreet,ii1eloss,
-Ir,og- Kemny, SanI Francisco.s sdl lisgu
TTAyE Just received an entire new,
/ lstock of Diamonds, Jewelry of all de-
scriptioils, fine Duplex and Lever Wetch-
es, in heavy California gold cases, Of Da-,
vid TAYLOR, M. /. Tobias & Co.. Morris
Tobias, Stuart, Scovill& s. Johnson's nuke,
ladies' Watches in plain and enamelledl
cases; gladies' chattelaines and ear-rings;i
gents guard, vestrand fob chains; ,seals,i
keys, finger rings, etc., ETC., ~ great ya7
ilI'his assortment Of Jewelfy is Of ihei
latest patterns and best quality. oAnie1I
animation of this stock is respectfully so-s
licited, both by admirers Of rich aud hand
sotae articles of jewelry, and those wish
ing to purchase. - r5
lS.ssr! OR iChronometer and WatchDe-
r,artlnent is2undeD the charg of1W! Ea
Lindalb who Isl well known as 9 a'superiOri
workman n,all branches Of Chronometer,
and Watch making and repairing =, -
Chrononlsters rated by transit observa1'
tions, and cofrectrates Guaranteed aino2
We are also prepared communicating,
to order on the premises, any article of
jeweIry from California gold, to suit any
fancy.I 9dl ~ s2l1 S d5Gs b9MjsllafGd
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MIR. w. T..sGiies, = of the Mountain
Echo, hss disposed Of 'his5 entire Interest
in that M qfiife to Mr. Ball, his pa partner tnt
From r:pqm 4, The Echo we learn that the mining.
regi9 Ain thelascinity ofiDownieville is,
yieldingtoiahe miners as w'eIl, If not BEL
ftfaiq ahy 5ther fines IN California - 4
Ihegrs is is scarcely teIiirc III anylclas aar1ln
this vlclla!1y az spd dny dmnanyYfthe old deserted
holes Pave gbeenh fIsIhY ana m hre nowspayingIaopd.
wages. sl-A large nplnber vef bands are
slaicinga ON Jersey fiat discriminating
good wages. sPhs i'll the Do winie- 4
ville tinhsl eompaay, ~ foraa fa ten 81 81 Twelve.
weeks backaihaye been averaging to the
hand9peraday, froma$ 50 90 'ss6o.i AN the
fiumii,g companies from Our officed for
several lp,iqfses niles uR' tie riyfsr,,ars mmakiipg III
large wages; the one, immediately above
Craycroft and CO.'S mill, have taken, out
frofIsSooaU III ,ieo Der dayys5 days. Thass hasscs5n CON- !
panfes imfhed edfately below Walton & ccossa
pii 6a5te stte dong SNslk k rGs sssais SCI % 10 aa a
sFu4ToE CqMPANys-4Y Yhis huimingcemyI
pany, ssitnntedi opposite ZumwsatE Fiat, {,
altheaughworkihg 'f5f' sOafae time Without
doing eH un much mysahs b have agdt last sssqsk good
prospect. On last Sunday sti1eyitook ontS
4S 81 ounces, and Tuesday, $A229 lThsrel
arg lsayeH ipp. the companyonpiI 10 iol IA
yGouHo b 6rFs+eFi1e sailor company atls
Gold Bluff have taken oiit ttiis sSwe XIX, 3Sefyd
! 2sKNYWQ ti-gd
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EJlL. Smithato tlieoM Maanolia.9

N.ACKA KAMEN,9IU CITY, Is the agent
~ for thei a"Raglef BreWeryS' III san
Francisco, and will furnish the Best ale III
the, country, i'll Barrels or halfsbarrels 1t
charges moderate. septls' Shi'
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.Er0m, Australia.

Among othersiterns it is STATED from re-
spectacle laathorIty, ,,llate the product Of
the "A astialiah Cold mines isg.abofnht $4S,-
odn soboau gay 80 l9hnGgd ,99gI 9lfil@ Nllv
ooy,ooV, ~ per cT janll 'p,nos hns i1ash div
aIhe herald bad arrived latifSydneyln
27sdays, (which is one day less than the
celebfated'trip of the BalifofiI in lsa.aa'
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The slannN Exnefliflnn.

L. s. STEAMER PRScFIoN.-This fine vessel is at
length completed She to have left the harbor yes
terday, and dropped down below the Lazaretts where
she will probably remain during the present week She
will make trial trip to-day to morrow for the pur
pose Of testing the fitness and quality Of her machinery
We were on board Of her Saturday afternoon, and
through the poteness Of her officers enabled to ex
anime her thoroughly.
Since her arrival in this port her machinery has been
entirely hauled and rebuilt and IL now believed to
alteration made in the carpenter oners and plumbers
work about her and she has been painted through
out She pronounced to be of the steam
vessels belonging to the navy, and 1t is sad will lie found
more serviceabe than other the arrangement
her machinery supposed to be superior She has three
boilers Of Lambs Somers' (Epglish) patent and an
engine of $50 horse power nominaly. Her engine is
old, and was originally built in Philadelphia but
has recently been entirely rebuilt by Messrs Murray
Hazehurst Of this city under the direction and SUPER
vision Of her chief engineer Mr. W. ii. Shock.
The following is list Of her officers: Commander s.
Lee: Lieutenants B Avery, Washington Gwath-
mey Mayo Darlington Watkins, I. X Murray and +. l..
lison Chief Engineer, W. ii. Shock officer Of Marines
J. II. Jones; Master, w, n Jefers Passed Assistant
Surgeon, James L Giliam Assistant Surgeon b. yree-
land; Surgeons Steward N Sullivan First Assistant
Engineers Ruthford and I. Fitzpatrick; Second do,
j Warner; Third do. II. Loarng, J. II johnson,
and Nj. Kellogg Passed Midshipmen Nathaniel L West
John Waters j. L. Breeze, and John G.. Sproson; Boat
swain, Henry Brooks; Saimaker, G. T. Frost; Gunner
Mr. Bell Carpenter, Daniel Jones; Captains Clerk Col
Spaulding
The Princeton will proceed to Annapolis about the
first Of next week where she will remain few days,
when she will to Norfolk and be dra upon the dry
dock for the purpose Of having her hull inspected She
coed to Japan and the eastern coast of Asia Baltimore
American. MoGddU
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Died.

After short Illness MARGARET daughter of Patrick
and Bridget Keleagher, aged years; months and 4
days.
The funeral will take place to- day at O'Clock P NJ
street.
On Monday October %, CAROLINE, daughter Of James
NJ. and Ann Eliza Tuthin aged y months and days.
The friends of the family, and Of her grandmother,
Mrs Sophia Gantz and mbers Of the Second company
National Guards invited to attend the funeral this
afternoon. at 4 o'clock. from 422 Washington street
On Monday October % Of disease of the heart
i. BARRON, aged 35 years and months.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock from his late residence 215 Mott street without
further invitation Lis remains will be taken to Green
wood for interment
On Monday, October 25. at her residence 145 East
Twenty. fifth street, Of consumption HARRIET ANN
WHEELER native Of Baltimore wife Of John A. Sconca
Of this city.
The friends of the family and of her cousin Dr. Gil
raud respectfully invited to attend her funeral at
O'Clock Wednesday morning The funeral service
will take place in st. Stephens church. Twenty
street
OK Sunday October "a, AcsusTus ". VANpELL aged "A
years
ON Sunday morning October 81 GusrAyus infant son
Of Gustayus and Julia Sabine.
On Sunday October "a, CHARLES DICKINSON VI. u. in
the 10th year of his age.
His relatives and friends ard those of his family
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his late
residence No IL West Washington place this afternoon
at o'clock without further invitation.
At Poughkeepsie, October 20, JAMES B son Of Hiram
and Betsey Haight, in the 2Gth year Of his age
At St Clair, Mich. October % HARRIET NJ, eldest
daughter Of the late Samuel Woodwork Of this city.
In the town Of Harmony Rock county Wisconsin on
the 10th Of October, JosEPH THEAL infant Of Cod
frey ii. and the late Caroline Bishop
In Charleston October 70, OF yellow fever CHARLES
MEAD in the 9th year Of his age, late Of this city
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Frightful Railroad Accident.

HARRIsBuRe, Oct %, 1852,
Passengers who arrived last evening give the following
particulars of crash the Portage Railroad Adams
Co.'S Express car, heavily freighed assembled plane
and arriving at the crest of the plane which is 200
yards long, unhtched and descended with fearful
rspdity The alarm communicated to the foot of the
plane in time for the passengers in two of the below
to escape the collision but the third filled with
ladies who unable 10 get out before the descending
reached the foot The engineer of the locomotive
ordered to the engine which he did promptly
thus aDg AT yirg rate the containing the ladies'
The engineer now becoming alarmed himself jumped of,
Leaving the locomotive and passenger dsshiDg along
the level towards plane Fortunately. the became
detached permitting the locomotive to plunge down No
8, by which il demolished
When the express struck the baggage the force
great as TO demoh both and the goods
tered N every direction.
But person materially injured lie had his
ankle broken
Col Van swa-twout jumped from the express, and
much injured.
The accident occurred at O'Clock yesterday morning.
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GtOcE SuIe~

PmLADrL Oct 25-(Rerorted by Keen & Taylor. y
xsnia S s6l; $1,000 schuylkill NAVIGATION sc s2
s1s Lebgh Interest 9 1000 Rea ding Railroad 6s
b To- ls7 do cash. =; do, s5wn 49, 50 pepnsylyans
do, b5wn 2s 600 do b5 1885, IS N American Insurance,
10; Harrisburg Railroad, 5 100 Wicksburg Railroad,
lu0 Morris Canal b. lT5s 300 do BIS, 1914 Bank Of Penn
81 ySnis, ll9. 100 Girard Bank l$,IBewecn Boards-
Long Island Railroad S. 1886 200 DO ls 500 do, b5, 1879;
200 do, b. III 800 Union cal, b. Is; 1850 do cash, 49,
Sanis ~ as5 $1,000 do 81 Sssoc do ri So 900 Read
Preferred b. 2: 100 25 $50 lshs Long Island Rail
road So l 100 do b. 1875 100 do ISIS Is Lehigh Naviga-
Is Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank Pitsburg, 56
Bank of Penn ylvania ll9-4fer Board-S000 PsnnsyI-
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Meteorological Observations,

~ MeRsE's LINE, BASEMENT 2t< WALL STREET
MONDAY, October 25, 1852
Buffalo, 10 L. M.-Fine, clear, aud pleasant morning
Wind west Thermometer CO. Barometer 296S
Up. Cloudy, but pleasant evening Wind south
west. Thermometer so. Barometer % Ga.
ROCHESTER,, 10 A. M.-Clear and warm Wind west
Thermometer So
VI MA BEAUTIFUL evening, though gro wing colder
Wind north. Thermometer 81
SYRACUSE 10 A. M.--Cloudy morning. Wind north
M.-Pleasant evening Wind northwest Their
mometer So The day has been fine
AuBrRS 10 A. M.-Clear morning Wind west Their.
mometer 81
sP N: Clear and pleasant evening. Light northwest
wind Thermometer SO.
Urea. 10 A. M-Clear Wind west. Thermometer IS
p M.-Clear, fine evening. Wind west. Thermome-
ter-54
ALBANY, 10 A. MA fine. clear morning Wind north
Thermometer 6S Barometer $780, Mercury 60
I. NJ Clear, pleasant evening Wind northwest
Thermometer 6S. Barometer 29.9oO Mercury CO.
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CfycfxSArs. Oct. -. 1852.
Dispatches from New Orleans dated the 2d state that
pork has materially declined In that market, $50
bbls. having cold Saturday at SIS 50.
CHARlEsros, Oct q, 1859
The sales of cotton amounted to 7s1 bslss at
prices ranging from 81 10iic the quotations being
some what lower. Strictly fair il at 1910.
ALaASY, Oct. cS, 1859
The receipts of produce since last have been as
follows Flour IL 900 bbls wheat 10 COO bushels corn
1000 bushels; barley, $4,000 bushels Flour is not so
active but is unchanged In price Wheat-500 bushels
Genesee sold at 81 L. end 27o0 bushels Mansfield Ohio
at 81 3 Oats at 45c with sales Of l6o bushels
Corn is inactive but prices better 270c bushels
Western mixed sold at 73s Barley il at Csc for Wis
consn, and 12c. 7Sc for two rowed-a5 900 bushels
changed hands. There sales OF four rowed
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SEvENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT RATITIcA-
Ing the
es Il q
to act the of the convention for the selection Of
% Wan Tine nm aays
Post EdnSDd j. Porter and Joseph Miller were p pointed
Harrison Daniel Gesry James Cassidy xEchiSsli Noble,
Ess is and Is. Sn sss
a1s s tres r shf ne demo
candidate Congress ensuing election This report
with entire mimi and With the
lions, which were spontaneously adopted g., g
the resolutions the Democratic National hed
the action Of that in rtfyng the Of
acts 5eyng as we do that these measures were
ssry have eaectua the stability this Union
csned the and that duty
branch Of the in the exercise Of these
and practice tie most rigid economy and to resist all ex.
elusive legislation for the benefit Of the ew at the
Resolved the liberal principles Of the Declaration
states which made land liberty asylum
ss 2, fr Are have been
Resolved That We hail the advent Of democratic adc
dignity and energy the foreign polio Of the country
reqae Nothing but whst Is right and Will submit to
thing Which T Is wrong tS: 80 r,n,,, plaza,
William Rufus King President and Vice President 2!
the United States have the hearty approval they will
have the enthusiastic support of the united national do
mocracy.
Resolved That will uuedly sustain the democratic
State County and Municipal nominations and without
distinction or personal prejudice, will give
divided support 20 the ticket and tie whole ticket
Rsoved That We have the fullest NJ enc IN the
william a. waller that he gentleman q ability. firm
impartialty and that he nation al democrat
in the fullest import Of the language. At the coming cleo
tion i'll sustain and elect him.
ELOQUENT adore made BY Ira B. Davis Moses G.
Leonard Wright Hawkes., Daniel Doughcrty, Phila
delpbia Mr. Bliss of Massschu ets A. A. Phillips Enoch
E. Camp, Florence Mccarthy. Morris, and others. The
meeting then adjourned having given three times three
enthusiastic cheers for the Of the whole ticket
ASAHEL A DENMAN, President.
Moees G. Leonard Jesse Cady, Joseph rison Daniel
Ceary James Cassidy Archibald Noble, Harman Keller
George Ryder John W. Boyce, Secretaries.
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CLEARED.
shp Brune Lands San Eranos'S Jss Smith Son.
Ship Fairfield, Loyeland, New Orleans, 7 p stanton.
Bark soqthard, Small, Messina, w Elwell & Co.
Bark Alice Tariton. Smith, Mobile sturges Chairman
Dark oiiv,, spai Bsltimore, " EiwsiI / co. 00
Brig Penelope tPru'sl, olh0n Hpll, Thompson Neu.
Brig gioomer, Adams, csrdenas, Ladd & Church.
Brig Monte Cristo, Wass, Jacksonville, w Ingalls,.
sehr Charles Henry. Aprleby Mobile " Elwell Co.
schr Helene Grifins Charleston, N / Mccready 4 Co.
sehr LamsrtiSe, Tyler, Wilmington NC, Mecready
sehr Julia Nancy, Littleton, Nsvbern, s Mtshn.
sehr Empire smith, Alexandria &c, sturges Chairman
sehr Columbia, winslOw, Norfolk, sturges Chairman
Steamer Erie, Norman, Philadelphia J s NBrisss.
ARRIVED,
and passengers. to Durham Dimcn .'p'
shg Columbs, Osborn Charleston, 10 days with cotton
Slip sullivan Ellsworth Wilmington NC. days, with
Bari Henry Har6eck Merwin London, Oct u.s. with mdse
B.Ik Potter Jr to Philadephis) MOrrel carthsgona
BARI croton tsf bsston Of houdett Ivca aud 81
DAYS from GsTaita5 Win Lea to rransia Gomez Co.
ss ATs Gs1iia Ssssa a1s y days from O.
sekr Augustus Moore, Tilley, EdentOn, NC. days
ssSr h hsy sIIy ySn: f York f river
selir Jshn Forsyth, Smith, Virginia days.
Sclr Emma Tuttlc Connol, Philadelphia 4 days, for
New Haven.
Schr Cleopatra. Howe, Philadoiphis for Westport.
SER Gold Hunter Brocbot Philadelphia for Haven
Ser Benedict Thomas, Philadelphia for New Haven.
Soir Alexander Baldwin Philadelphia, for New Haven.
selr Mount, HAWKINS Philsdep hs for Providence.
selr Adrian, Brown Philadelphia, for New Bedford.
sthr Ann Baker, Smith Phflhderhia, for New Haven.
sohr Bentley Phi, Philadelphia, for New Dayen.
sehr Kusling, Dole, Phllade phis, for Fall River
sear Eclpee Korris. phin, for Port Norris.
schr Aida, Dtlano, philadelphia for Norwich.
selt stetton MILLER pblsdeirhis, for Bridgeport.
schr Gen Nariop Rewiey Phijadepha, for WARWICK RI
setr Northern Light, Davis Philadelphia. for Bridgeport
81. Blsnond Carter Philadelphia, for Warren, RI.
sehr H.scl9f Gore, philadelphia, for Taunton Mh8a
sb ness CHURCHILL Philads pha, for Norwich. Conn.
sehr hnler Elliott, Philadelphia. for MiddletOwn Gu
SER John Rogers Mayhow Plaaelphs for 10 koepsle
SehI Sas hess Parker Philadelphia, tor Albany.
scpr AppeNhtc, Fnairctt PARLIAMENTARY
schr Antares, Gtn0y, PniipdeIrila
schr III Dorado, Itfen, philsdeiphla
tthT Col Davis, ktilip an, PbEsl AfatA
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senator Hale at Pittsburg, sc.

1880 PrTrsBrRe, Oct 25. 1862:
Senator Hale delivered lecture before the Young
Mems Library to night After the lecture large crowd
assembled opposite the balcony Of the ST. Charles Hotel
whom he called out and delivered eloquent speech
In favor of freedom and the right Of women to vote He
coDured vsters lay whggery and democracy aside
vote against slavery His speech was frequently inter
rupted by loud plaudits.
Rev John Tassey Of the Oldest merchants of Pitts
burg died this morning, after q short illness
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POLrTIOAI..

vVAnhANY HALL NEW YORK. OCTOBER 2y lYs-
AZ special N esing Of the Democratic Republican
General Con mtes Of the city Of New York held Tam
offered the folt wiag preamble and resolutions which
unanimously adopted and ordered be published
obedience 70 the viii Of oonstituents the demo
friendly to the maintenance harmony between hs
several States Of this Union and TO the platform Of prin
oples adopted by the National Convention held ct Ba.
means OF preserving the the Democratic Repub
osn General Committee OF the city Of New York have
Resolved That es.esming civil liberty AZ the 6rs of
earthly biessnRs and the constitution of these United
States the ark Of its safety for aud
of its promise to the nations yet lingering in political bon
dsge receive with emotions Of the
melancholy announcement that Daniel Webster who
hut yesterday the most eminent citizen of this republic
and Of that constitution the most ussrious DEFENDER has
Resolved That lifs when he stosd forth champion
OF the Constitution and savior OF the Union compro-
missed all differences upon minor points Of opinion aud
yielded Daniel Webster all that political organization
would permit-admii alton for his majestic intellect
psue for the brilliant display OF his deep
and sincere for his patriotic services this sad and
earth has oblteraed forever all party lines from between
record the heartfelt expression Of mournfu
greet for h loss and pray brethren afction-tks
nds of resdo throughout the Hord-to receive ant
shrine IL with their own.
Resolved, That u committee 70 consist Of member
from each ward be appointed whose duty be to
may be determined upon by ctz the municipal
authorities in honor Of tho illustrious deceased.
Whereupon the following persons were appointed such
H. srngton, John D. Dixon Frederick L. Vultee Rich
ard B. Connolly, William d. Kennedy, Charles Francis.
Dennis Garrison, William Wiley Gilbert Dean John
Anthony 8. wood LorsnEs B. Shepard Dennis Mccarthy
and Theodore Martin.
JONAS b. PmLLIps, lsaor,.a.;.
Dr.IOsFpIt HILTON.
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From the South.

TUE MTssIssrPPI LEGIsLATURE VS.. GOV. FooTE
BALTIMORE, Get rs, 1882
~ lac Southern mail, which Is through from New or
lssns that the Mississippi Senate previous o
ia 9ulnDtnt by vote Of rs 20 TO- refused to rsscud
te vote o. ceAeUre sSsd Governor Foote In 1852
During honcsy last = Coo baes II cotton we're ~.
NBfssd VI New 0uoaDs.
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Sehr Hanlsy, HaImond PSils1slss;a dam
Sonr 0Aiota, Davis. PHILADELPHIA ldaye
schr nrsudywins. Godfrey. Philadslphia
shr Cornsiis. Weaver, PhiladslphiA.
ssnr Emelia. A Pss. rSSnR,Sn Phisaslpss
Sohr T. Downing. Risley. PhilAde phia.
Sohr Cicero Csstner, Philadelphia
SSenr yos Risley. -, Philaaslphia.
schr John Watson, -, philadelphia.
sSSr Sh nsSnY3 Co1asiIys Philsd.lphia.
sohr Echo. Lovden, Phiiadslphis
Schr Sequel. Avery, Phiadelpha
Schr Allen ii Brown Endcott, PHILADELPHIA.
sehr Chas Huitz, Overton. Bristol for Bridgeport.
sioop Copy. Davis. Richmond, for Sag HArbor.
Sioop Aida. Hults. Philadelphia, for Pawtuoket.
sioop Sanford Smith. Philadelphia, for Bridgeport
BELOW.
ship Sea Duck tof Portsmouth, My Porter from Cron
stadt, Sept 81.
Ship New England. staokpole, from Bordeaux sept9.
Bark Catharine lof Thomason) IS days from Oporto.
Bark "Siri Of Be ston
Bark Rhoades, from Savannah.
Bark Harvest from Savannah.
Brig Jas W Elwell, IA days from st Augustine
Brig Louisa, Of st John. NIB
Wind at sunrise wSW; meridian, SW; sunset, NE, and
thick.
Capt Connsl, of schr Emma futile, from Philadep
arrived to day reports that Saturday evening about
nine o'clock the brig Creole Of Ellsworth Capt. Lord
pighton Mas, for Philadelphia, while running into the
Breekwatcr with fair wind mis- his distance from
the stone heap and taking in sail too soon the
Of others emit to their assistance possible and
succeeded in saving the captain and Of whom
Thomas Fender came to this city IN the T. Capt LORD
will reman 20 dispose ofthe wreck She in ballast
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The Yellow Fever mt Charleston.

CHARLESTON Oct IS, 1852.
There fourteen deaths from yellow fever In this
city during the hours ending at nine o'clock
an Sunday evening
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n EWS By TIE Il = q r A = III.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
INTERESTING POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE,
~~~>~>~>~~>>~~~~>~~~
Rentontre between Two Army Officers.
Startling Accident on q Railroad.
->~~~~N~N>N~>~>N>N>>>
MARINE DISASTERs-..MARKET REPORTS.
&c., &c., DO.
INTERESTING POLITICAL
artling Accident on a Railroad.


Fiat Fight between two Army Omcefs.
COL RoBKRTs AND CAPT. M'LANE-THE LETTER OF
THE LATTER RESPECTING GEN PIERCE, &C.
WASHINGTON, october Is. 1852.
quarrel en- ding in regular fist fight took place this
morning at Winders building The parties were two off,
cers In the army-Coonel Roberts and Captain Mane-
beth o, the United States Rifles Colonel Roberts had
rather the Of it. The contest grew out of Captain
MLanes letter respecting General Pierce in Mexico
Captain Hardcastle also party in the quarrel The
AdjutAnt General gave immediate orders for the
rest of Captain NJ Lane for striking his superior
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No arrivals 10 day
Cleared Ships LAner, Rio Janero; Cygnet SFrsucisoo
Osspee N0reans; bark Gay Head Cape Town schrs John
Tyler Port au Prince; Charter 0ak, NYork
Reurned-Bark Douglas which sailed yesterday morning.
for Saa francisco, having sprung aleak.
EEw ORLEANS. Oct %
Arrved-Ships Muscongus and Mary Croker, Nyork
Russell Glover Newburyport.
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October Z at Grace church. Brooklyn by Rev Francis
Vinton, ID, CLARA daughter Of John Murphy. ESQ
and GEoRoE H. Ford all Of Brooklyn.
On Monday. October %, by the Right Rev Bishop
wainwright. DANIEL s. GRIswoLD 10 CAROLINE DURHAM
all OF this city
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Fire mt Burlington, VT.

BURLINGTON Oct Is, 1852.
FIRE broke out here at IL O'Clock last night destroying
Viewers clothing store Barrows dry goods store Ste
phess ami Durkee's drug store and g. NJ Weeds dwell
ing I. supposed to have been the work of incen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-26

ALBANY, October 25, 1852.
The Jerry have all been RENTED to the
next United States District Court This is probably
last of that excitement.
All the anti arrested for the outrage on Mr.
Shaw, 1t Rern- in Rensselaer, county, have been in
Gicted by the Grand Jury.