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Specifications conccrnnnt les rcpnrnions In Case
Pompe dc Ia Compagnic dEnccndc Jefferson No
10, sftucc sur lie cote Sord-Oucst de In du Bas
sin, entire les rucs Cont ct BIenvillc.


tons la facade iusqn,a la solves plan,
Lee ondsons de os les ouveaux nne rqne demI az
ssS Sgaissss lnshss de ehaad places
De mime Esd sur e cote sn-o4s seron r,s lls aro
Ionnes 9Tques ia cGgeht,s n compose
par dsho @ oer compose aao rs DE- b s n f
4ranape ct de deax-ters de bon s'le gtos grains
Les qrs n premier t,ass . g9ssss de BLANC nts
paford latre
L. prnr pinnchy ser de six
bien ceuShses dars da motto I'LL SONNET
LIS SOLVES second etag eron equaes
Les solves paoni pouce,
solyea sroa de 'rois durs hn
' sar o .sron ouo h m .sra
de aes anrasos ss tout srra pon nm ss
.s dale DE oSs s de ssn 5s Ao'r
p'nuher t-ge pm jaime Men rao.ta or
DE- gaur oulss sans ss pas Plus
base second poncss ha.pu coIr
carrcaux DIES chassis dun pooce ros
' Ton ssR pr ensrc str. a.s,
rearee ct les Wires posses ,n menx quill possible
I'm pavilion lie PsIs place taSaac
'"i TN No,r lie i plan ,.,on , .,n.
essaos ssss @ poa;roa: fFs sss esGS Ps
N'ye', seont aes par lie eonae'ant sans tIa's eSta
CONSTRUCTION DIES ESCALTERS.
LIS eseaere de Ia bdsss prinel,s pon I
Pesrs @ sss @, e%' ]
ieeee sur plan les dyon ayOr rorr de enre4
ioFtss spse sur e PAN lie tot sgTH 'tes La
ale 81 M onfuctslr ~. c,yr az ur Pon trni 5
ehors re en- H nisux qa'i ser.
6s. ~ IN 4 II, Tor r 'r,s @ teun ,s .au
snpCnuso Ct aa,on Ia gnants neessae a sons VIZ ss
Ia grandeur ct fats de Ia meme nance Ius e%x de- h
ps ct o Ssn s61, Il, @ & o degrees
sHp E nx "Yec "n s f0rd A SONNET de
uns ba.se en- Sqass daz @ De sur rue Frank
lin mi seryirn Jeure d maps de ionae ct d. rhanhr. I,
nIsn In bsse Il les Tnis snraut Ia 4 r lu j.
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OFFICIEL.

MO. 252.-R6s0iu que le contr6leur soft ct
demeure nnorse vepdre enea tours davis mn
rnhhi nouvf ls oir1 de Compapnc Creole
No. " daPes los pian ct specifications
dn royer "ies''i'S u"
lslgnel VIM G. C. CLAIBORNE
President du Consei Aldermen
lSlgnel FRANS. ALPUENTE.
President du Conseil des Assistants A dernnen
Approuv6 lie Aodt, 1852. "''
ls'shel A. d. CRosSMAN Nnre.
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MO. 174--R6soin qu'aussit6t apres que les
lot de apl4ntenaui rumlasrir din
die rhrnx No. soro accep'es par aSont dc In willie
sot denieuc e les uns ct srcicGi Dune
eux pour de ponp lie dit lot pour
snge copagn; que lie eonl6leur soft
lie encan aa u npres laehtyemen.
aecepaon propete lie Iourvu que plans
specifications soien par MARE les comes des Aeenes
du Conse de Vile.
[Signel JAMES ROBE.
President du Cons. Dies Aldermen.
[Signsl FRANS. ALPUENTE.
Pr6sdent du Cons. DIES Ass.- Aldermen.
Approuvt lie 90 juliet, 1852.
lSign6l AID. CRoSSMAN Marie.
BUREAU DU CoNTRoLEUR,
VILLE DE LA NILE ORLEANS, ~ Aout, 1852. (
ny Avis est par lie present dome que, con-
qu prec9de, adiugerai LUND
1867, midi, au rubas, lie sus,li eoarat.
ALL o. DEBUYS Contt6leur.
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- a, a, . - .
specifications relatives II NouycIIe Toitu pour
la Case Il POmnc de In Compupuic d,JnccudI.
k,.,,,, ~, n ,....' = 4, -,
Nre"e ~. ~ sithee sur ie terrain trlanE'iatre
borne par Espimnndc. Nfetoirc ct Francnis.
tout auour de Ia hi;isse. 1890
nouyelle oue scru fle sur lie nSr, MA, At an, Ii, s
| Que i,ancnne ~ " ~ % IL e pan u aura !" "r'e oi'V
lie conaant aura de Sc ser u hon hole ,ss homes ar
oes Of L. tonl sea yunnt ponr in an D rns a. M w. ~ -,
sur douze yrys eout pacees tout AMI mr. a. tout ar s,,
quae pouc es ou,ens en- fer
Les u leu les sront reeAs ct lie chap.cnux
AUX pans des Les bqes seroh conehees
du compose ue 'e ne ceht ct de moe de
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CONDUIT aux epayes du Second Dis }s.SS
~ triet rue D9heny q tire Dumane ct ST. Anne NSJ9S
UNE VACllE CHATINE, 10 Ell m0ite la ~
queue peds banhesl bout de la oe
grizzlies; aucune nutra mnrque nj elampe visible
UN CEVAL BRuS, les pied blanca
etampe visible,
AAEDI, IS Aont les dts
lieu ct heure seeoutume Spear
Rul7 II. ti-sE rlVps
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

that possesses the qualities this
daily heRr
discovered by ts application remarkable
its effects accident
So deep has been the science Nh HENRY DALEY the
admirable the combination 81 its found
relieve which
Of the peculiar qualities Of this remedy
Eir.h BROKEN LIMBS, when set, well wrapped the
save, inflammation, Swelling Pan and the
and become strong with astonishing rapidity.
SsvenWhen the Bawe painful ornanmed, the EXTRACTOR
well rubbed upon them will relief
When OIL Jaap all other have failed
Eighth-Its perfectly
the will absorb II will
conflict with Gny medicines thai may be taken internally.
We have this publication all the diseases
cured By pALLEYS PAIN EXTRACTOR but shall ubion few
tmgna Of N value cted ou The thousands
all 0 the coul.tTv.
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COUHTERFEiTS .4BOUND!!
All other falsely pam ACTORS are Couneres of
ALEY. The worthless them hope that bv senIpF
they induce the public believe postfums
the virtues of the ls Boy authorized
Agents.
~ ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARKS UPON THE GEN
UINE AND DESERVE FIAT THE NAME, "H, DALLEYn RE
WRITTEN WITH A PEN, IN DIFFERENT CoIORED INK ON
UPON IT. - - " " ''-ANi' -
~ General Depot for the United saea where all orders addeqaed
Wi'i lie promptly executed II. DALEY & CO..
AIS BROADWAY, New York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
l5l CHARITIES STREET, NewOrleans
Where all Desere the States LOUISIANA, ALABAMA MIS-
siSslPP KENTUCKY and TENNESSEE the City LOUIS
in the State of MISSOURI, will be promptly supplied.
su2O 3m General AGENTS for said Terr;torr
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Imny confidently there PILES wh-kmsy
the PAIN EXTRACTOR. remedy and
at the pain rnd
John Williams Of Hamilton county and City Of c!1es
tIt publicly
that have troubled with the PILES for years.
during which time have suffered much bodily lost portion
thu time by confinement bed have expended hun
red dollars purpose connued Meanwhile,
persuaded finally make trial OF DALEY S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR for the awful complaint
utter amszeen well and hearty the
hores of this precious Ointment asebe These facts
willing affirm tboud make the Of old resident
authentic. JOHN WILLIAMS.
fgnripr ID month
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BUREAU DU CONTROLEUR, !
WILLIE NouyKLLk ORLEANS 10 Aodt, is52,
~C Commencement Ia resolution quiprecede,
avis est present que LuND Aod midi mon
bureau j'adjugerai, rabais, e contrat susd.
a,l2 lot o. DKBUYS Controleur
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VENTE DE CONSTABLE

VENTE DE CONSTABLE.
PREMtEuE CouE JusTcE, p. LEADEN p WARD
PARolsss poatEANs H. BELCHER vs. Le Meme No II 4o7
I'm VERTU de deuX writs de tieri facias a moi
ADDRESSES par lhon D. Byrne Premier JUICE PAX pour pa
oe Orleans, pr0c1deri vGndre 'enra IARDi "a Aoat
1917 hd' en- e De mon bureau No 222 rchoupoulas
,,. uS MuLET sns dams les aflires ci-lessrs.
~ aiihonS, compliant JOHN j. HOPPE,
uhia
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NEAIRIE DE LA NOuVELI,E. ORLEANS E

TNH 1fIINiE DI1 LII NOU v EIIIE-UNLEANS, D
I'VE Aoit, ls5? CoNSElL GENERAL DE LA VILE DE La
NUuN ElLE-QREANS. No. 2i R' ntr6leur SOFT ,
demenre anose rendr ar6s dix iours
eonira,s pour liz construction dun qmn rue
81 IN GG,Ie lma 'nes la de Independence
aux specifications enrtgrees dams L. yoyer ct let s
probation de &c C0ne. 'S'~'' ~ lss''' W
lsignel ,..,.., FRhNs. ALpuENTE
President du Couu DIES Asgsars- ,llayn,an
lSlgntl WM. c. c. CLAIBORNE,
a.. ,a. President dU Gnnt dies Aldermen
lSgnel a, n. CRoSSMAN Marie
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BUREAU pU cont

BUREAU pU C0NTRoLEuR =,
VILE Or Ia NouvEtI orr gANs, 10 Aodt, is59 /
&sS- Conformementa la resolution uui precede
avis par present que LU&Dl, % Aolt, midi mos
burelu i'siiugtrai rab.is, lv conirat susdit.
aul2 iut o pHBuYs, con,r5leur
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Specifications eonecrnant In const ruction dun nou
yeni quail, yisi.yiS In rue dc fEspnnnae; dun mtrr
qai vis.n.yis la dc lIndc tendance. ct pour
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dies make the disease disappear little time but is driven
md will the The Pain Extractor
completely disease and
saects thorough cure.
ALBANY, May 1886, "a Jackson street.
under medical skill in ne cea of NewYork and AL
bany aborn under the most distressing hyspelR attended with
Illumination of the Kidneys and with Needing Piles deeply ued
with large ump the Of hens
body The urinary stopped days my
distress inosabe My cracked
mouth covered with and chest the
huruiug heat, that cold
In This misery ogd for DEATH and recovery VIII
Mrs 1rssun, sire1r tn
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VENTE DE CONSTABLE.
PEEMREK CouR IusrIcE JOHN BARRY N. BRIGHAM
PhRutssE nORLstNs. No. ll,743.
I'm VERTU dun writ de tieri facias a moi
- aliresse rhon D. Byrne, Premier huge de pour
t"sse Orleans ekposeai vente aqre, 10 LuND Aon
1851 midi face de urrat,
uN CHEyAL uS MuLET EFT uN DRAY, cans lafare c-
desSus. Conditions compliant,
aGlS SlGl JOHN j. HOPPE Constable.
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CONDUIT aux epavcs du Premier ~
Ward, Premier District, eneognue AnnOnciatiOn tS
Robin
PONY cousur de tue denyr'n mains autsur
la queue Ia eanlp4
hsIche sans marqpe nj etampe visible.
eclame diei SAAEDl, 1852
sl'eaciu par !. Spear lheure -ndroit
WI. AHERN, Ter Lieut.. Police, Ter District.
nellie. Orleans is Aeuh 1885,! auls Stiled
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She brought bed and applied tho sores felt in
mediate whGrsverit touched and begged
thoroughly. 1t obtained, life seemed
To tie burning in the Ches Pills
'enk them which cured eve my lie your valuable En-
being strong IN
| The ear EERZIA FRENCH.
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S A 1T K IL L q VI
r.FI tr-rtC7 ~ .r,V tsrF=f, /.

This DALLETs EXTRACTOR has beer used in
hy Salt Rheun Of thirteen yrnrs DURATION Warts
There has all the
Tint the Patent raGaims ior
observation added to the respectable Testimonials
others who have requiring immediate
cheeruy to the attention the afflicted
valuable sove. ROSWELL CHAPLIN
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VENTE DE CONSTABLE

EN- II DT JJNOl 4fJIIE.
CouR JUSTICE jlJoII& BARRY WAL CLELIND
rARolssE npnLEANs H No. II $50
I'm VERTU dun writ de ticri facias a moi
~ address, par hon. d. Byue, Premier pour ma
roisc Orleans pose puhlque IuND Aoat 1854
midi, re ir burcau No. a24 rae Tchouliouss-
TlsOS NACfitS aisies dams 'ata Conditions
auls 3tlOh JOHN j. HOPPE, Constable.
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specifications relatives 1t NouycIe Toitu pour
la Case ii POmpc de In CompaEnc d'InccndIc
creole No. ., situce sur ie terrain triangni;tire
bOrne par Esplmnndc NIetuirc ct Fr,mcMs.
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BUREAU DIES CONMISSAlRES I
DE LA DETTE CONSOLlDEE DE La NLLEORIEANS.j
NouvKtLR-u aLEASs, JUN 1854.
4 IMPROVEMENT aux dispositions de lActe
~ de dc npprouvt Mai ls ct m'an
DtS PRO POSITIONS CACIETEES bureau jus
qu'au VEN RED II Septem midi pour de B0NS
de pex Municipaite No un usqna de
QuARANrE MILE PIASTRES Les
subscription les "Ofe de Bons de AIuniale No. I'm
cs seront ousee pres consideration lie M u de Septemhre
1857,
don't chasnces delhi prek
eront aehetGs DIES !ond lie Ia dsmortsGen de In Au-
nCpalti No. I'm, cr6to par ie dit arte de Ma, lss1
--CoMMIHsAIEEE-
d. A. CRO'SMAN, Marie.
o. DetUYS, Contr6icur.
WA1. H. GARLAND, Tresorier.
w. P. CONVERSE, Rapporteur
dn ConitG de Finances fu Gouseil DIES Alderman.
l.. II. PLACE, Raplorteur
du CouttG de Finances iu ColseIi DIES ASSISTANTS Aldermen.
A. LkYET, SecrGtaue, arls
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SORE NIPPLES !

I
Tie efficacy OF the PAIN tIRACIOm this disease
We know and
will fail for this purpose. Decacy asking
certificates from ladies' this subject The following
Of our Agents
This will certify that have used DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN
EXTRACTOR remedy Nipples
to those who afflicted distressing COMPLAINT as
most valuable article TO it, PHOEBE BRAY.
Albany, April, ls4s. MARY MOORE
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BUREAU DU CONTRoLEUR, !
NILLK De L. NoUvELLE. ORLEANS, IL Aoit, 1852. i
GsS"C Commencement la resolution qui precede
par present donnc que lie LUNDI Aout midi NOR
bureau, jadjugeraf, raiais, { susdt.
aul2 lot o. DEBUYS Contr6eur.
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TaE AIRIE DE LA NOUvELLE- ORLEANS, Is
lTH Aoii 1852. .CONSElt. GENERAL DE VILE La
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ISL tsir que Ir
placer DIES sir,es
Places jackson, Lafayette, i'Armes, Westinghouse Clay.
lStgn6l We. c. CLAIBORNE,
President In Cons. eruon.
[Signel FRANS ALpEENTE,
President du Cons. Ass-Aldermer.
ApprouvG lie aout, 1854
lSign6l A. y. GRESHAM, Marie.
II.
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and less than tho and Inflammation sub5d
and has entirely left
! confidently recommend DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EY-
TRACTOR being thing have
moving pain Inflammation.
Ship Carpenter by trade shall be willing testify the
the Save all times when
Avenue, ISL vhereI give any information desired.
truly. JEFFERSON NJ, RIgEIOp.
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS!
ESt.ftsQgsgfgtese Paint,
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THOMASsON
srE

OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA
Having painted the hurricane deck Of MAG
NoLIA, rnder command, with the BRDGEWATER PAINT,
cheeruy IMPERVIOrS qualies and have
hesitation pronourng SUPERIOR Judgment mine
raj psint before the public believe CERTAIN PoEC
T0N AGAINST THE EFFECTS OF SPARKS AND C1NpERS. II
proved WATERPROOF my decks three
| months (Sgnrd} ST, c. Tt1OiIASSON.
HewOriears December 9 ISL
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GERRITT SMITH ON THE CHAPLIN BAIL

Some OF the Aboitionists learning costly lesson
In the matter Of Chapns forfeiture Of bail Mr. GEnnrr
SMITH, gentleman not very prone to complain of Tia
cosness OF maintaining principle nevertheless seems
to feel in this matter very pardonabIe irritation th
following letter shows:
WILLIAM R. SMITH: Iy Dear Sir The unbonnv cbs,.6,,
affair is again upon In addition several thousand aa
lars expended in agencies lawyers fees &C. we pad s c
to indemnify Mr. Chaplins bail in Maryland We are no.
called TO pay $4,000 to indemnify his bail in Washington
III the men in Washington who, with such rare kindness
and generosity became Mr. Chapns BAIL suffered 10 lose
Dy that kndnes and generosity viii be very dsgace 10
the abolitonss.
Considering that Mr.. Chaplin visited Washington contrnr,
TO my advice, and that paid in the Maryland case about
$4,000 feel that suffered mnch than my full share
OF the loss in that case The Washington to be
provided for am willing 10 lose 81, 900 in IL and hence
who is Of the BAIL the friends of Justice will
promptly make up the remaining $4,000.
am robbed Of these $4,000. have been robbed OF
great deal from time TO time, in the which fell
myself morally compelled to pay in the purchase of the liberty
OF slaves greatly needed all this money expend in other
dectons for the cries of wronged humanity up
nj directions. Nevertheless, consoed by the ~
Election that better off without this money than hsy who
got II from with it. The robbed may very sors
under his losses but still he is better off than the robber
With great regard your friend,
PETERBoRo, JUNE l6, 1852. GERRrr SMrrH
Perhaps all parties having such propensities as those
which brought Mr. CHAPLIN into trouble will learn the
wisdom of obeyng the law of the land and the rights OF
what the laws recognise property At any rate they
may feel toeraby certain that bailing kdnappers OF
slaves will no longer be popular with the aboonsts
Commercial Advertiser.
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The New York Evening Post" asks us how
many Wing papers in South Carolina and Florida
have placed The names Of ScoTT and GRAHAM at
the head of their columns. We answer, as regards
South Carolina, where the people are not permitted
to vote for President, that We know Of no Wing
paper in the State. In Florida however, SO far as
we know, all the Wing papers support "Scott and
Graham" and bear, we believe, those names at the
head Of their columns. This interrogatcry Of the
Post would seem to have been unnecessary in view
Of the unanimity with which the Wing State Con-
yention of Florida lately ratified the Wing National
Nominations-of which, by the way, we rather
think the readers Of the |" POST will never be in
formed
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-31

A Letter fom distinguished American nov in
the South fEurope of recent date, informs us that
the Unitei States steamer San Jacnto. after call.
ing at Nipples, and taking in supply of coal, had
gone direct to Constantnople whence she was 70 take
Mr.. MARSH. United States Mnister) to Athens, TO
investigate the case of the Rev Mr. KING; from
which, however nothing serious is expected to arise
The writer adds the following which appears to be
worthy Of attention:
"It would be most advantageous in every respect
to our interests f our Minister to Turkey were ac
credited also to King OTHo's Court The Belgian
and other Governments accredit their Ministers 10
both Greece and Turkey. This would also serve as
Just ground for increasing the salary Of tho Mis-
son TO the Grande Porte, now so very low as to
tlige is tenant to serve his country out of his pr
rate income"
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THE ELECTIONS IN ENGLAND.

The Parliamentary elections give but little promise to
the Derby administration Up to the 9th instant the Adj
minstraon had gained nineteen and lost twenty
seats making the Premiers position by four votes
counting eight division II estimate the majority
against him in the last Parliament at shown
Mr. Gladsones amendment to the Government propo-
stion for dividing the vacant seats Of St. Adams and
Sudbury, between South Lancashire and the West Rid
ing (which is about the farest that be select
ed" says the Liverpool Courier eve shall find that, by
adding his losses to this majority, he stands at the time
write in absolute minority Of ninety-two votes His
strength lies in the countless but they hardly likely
to give him greater majority in the than he possess
ed in the old Parliament Indeed, in Of the coun-
ties liberal Conservatives, opposed to the Derbyites
are likely TO suppant the late occupants to the extent Of
half of votes while in Ireland he is almost GER
tain to lose least another half Of supporters
WHILE regards Scotland the estimate is that he win be
weakened by the returns from that part Of the United
Kingdom. The probability therefore, is that his MINORS
ty when Parliament meets viii not be much less than the
estimate which given by q high authority week
back, namely, hundred and thirty votes division
II this estimate is at all the mark the Derby admin
istration cannot survive the first week Of the session.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-31

AWEsTERS ScENE.-The land Office at Edwardsyile,
Illinois, which had been closed for several months by
order of Government in order to allow time for the Hi
nois Central Railroad Company to select the amount of
land given the State by act Of Congress in aid of the
road, was re-opened Monday week, and some three
hundred persons present. from all the adjacent
ties enter land along the line Of the Ohio and Misss
sipp Railroad. Much excitement prevailed as the idea
entertained that spectators intended to monopoze
the land. Every thing, however, passed off without diff
Guilty, and the meetings which were held against the
spectators proved useless spectators appeared to
be there In speaking Of the the St. Louis Repub
.Gcan observes:
"Politics were good deal discussed at this meeting
The feeling in favor of Pierce very Indifferent while
there were good Democrats who did not hesitate avow
their intention to vote for Scott"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-31

AFFAIRS or EURorEThe accounts from the other side
Of the Atlantic continue of the most pacific tenor and
files of European papers are exceedingly barren of all
matter having interest for American readers Our Tee-
graph dispatches, the arrival Of the steam packets
exhibit remarkable monotony, being to great extent
repetition of the same remarks the topics and
ace Of opinion that " an old despatch repeated many
times the greater number of readers would be slow TO find
out the trick Wars and of wars no longer
stue the staple Of European intelligence In fact the
people Of that quarter the world appear be decided
y favor Of leading quiet life under the powers that be-
they we're some time ago supposed to be in favor Of
and revoution-Boston Coarier
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A writer in the New York Tribune says Of the

A writer in the New York Tribune says of the
question of the fisheries:
England, it would seem, is only carrying out the
principle of giving protection to native industry; and
this she does at the urgent solicitation of the British fish
ermen The Americans visit the British coasts to take
fish, and this they frequently do in the very harbors
and bring them to the United States for sale, which
they effect at handsome profit while if the British fish
erman with his fish, he is met with prohbitory
duty Of twenty per cent This is hard case, but would
be acquesced in IL the Americans would confne them
selves to the provisions of the treaty, which it is vehe
menty alleged they do not but violate il in sundry ways
1t is these violations which give rise
to all these troubles.
at is within my recollection that this shy huJbub
has occurred annually for upwards Of twenty years. and
commonly makes its periodical visitation with shad and
salmon As long ago 1885, the Lexington, U. s.
to the American fishermen Her stay was Short for her
presence gave great offence the British Government
because she sent to exercise police in British
wholly within British territory
The large feet Of nineteen vessels was suddenly
sent out from England The Cumberland, a. under Ad-
mra Seymour and all the larger vessels under his COM
mand nothing than the regular squadron Of the
West India and North American station and the reason
why they the Nova Scotia shores now that Hall
fax during the season. is always the hesdquar
tiers Of that feet.
t'A the additional force brought into service for en-
forcing the provisions Of the treaty this year consists Of
some small vessels the advent of which was duly an
nounced TO the Government Of the United States some
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