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HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAG

HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAG
II AZINE.-The Fifth Volume of HARPER's New
MONTHLY MAGAZINE is commenced by the issue OF the
Of renewing the expression of their thanks to the public
and the press for the extraordinary degree Of favor with
which successive numbers have been received The
lar edition now con,ists of NINETY THOUSAND COPIES.
The PubsbaIs take the liberty OF Inviting special aen
OF the accomplished literary gentlemen OF the coun
at OF several hundred dollars for each
The Publishers trust that it not necessary for them
reerae tbeI that nothing shall be admitted
to the pages the Magazine in the slightest degree offensive
delcacy any moral sentiment. They will seek stea
Oily upon the public healthy moral influence and
to improve the character as well please the taste OF their
readers They will aim to make their Magazine complete
repertory Of whatever useful and agreeable in the
current literary productions of the day.
THE BALLAD OF AULD RoRIN GREY ., po,,
HLLUsTRATIoSs.-T The Courtship. Death OF Robin
THE SUMNER ToURIsT.0,;scEsEsy OF THE FRAscosA
TIUsTRATIoYs from D,acings byMAcLEoD.-Fran.
COMA Notch. Probe Mountain The Old Man Of the
Mountain-Esgle Clh.-Eastem Front Of PTohle Mount
ain.-The Basn.-The Flume.-Niew on the Pemse-
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE. By JOHN S. c. ABBOTT
ing Gun over Great St Bernard,-NapoeOn ascending
the Aps-PassDg the fsrt of Bard-Napoleon planning
Campagn.-Death at Hohenlinden.-The Internal Ma
Of IN s ip POI 81 a dnh aTrR
MY NOVEL; OR, VARIETIES IN ENGLISH LIFE By SIR
EDWARD BvLwER LyTToN. (ContinuedJ
OCEAN LIFE. By JOHN S. c. ABBOTT
DROPPING Buds. By CHARLES DICKENS.
The LAST REvEL; ATALE OF THE COAST GUARD.
DROPS OF WATER.
EDWARD DRYSDALE. - .,
A PRISON SCENE DURING THE REIGN OF TER.
ROR.
A CELEBRATED FRENCH CLOCKMAKER.
BLEAK HOUSE. BY CHARLES DICKENS. 80
CHAPTER Will Covering Multitude Oh oins-iA
Signs and Tokens-X The Law Writer.-lLLusrRA-
TIoNs Visit at the B.ickmakers-In Re Guppy: Ex
traordinsry Proceeding.
THE GHOST RAlSEkS. ..,.
THE THREE VISITORS OF BERNARDlN DE- oAiNf
PIERRE.
A PRIMITIVE PEOPLE
THF DAUGHTER OF THE BARDI
a CURIOSITY IN NATURAL HISTORY.
FROM GOLD TO GRAY. ..,u,c
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
EDITORS TABLE
EDITORS EASY-CHAlR.
EDITORS DRAWER.
LITERARY NOTICES.
LEAF FROM PUNCH. a.. ,r
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a Railway Station-The
Childph Teet0tal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO the sex
FASHIONS FOR EARLY SUMNER ,
IIIUsrRATIoSs-Bau Costumes and Colhures-fu I'LL
Dress for EveniDg-Caps 80
TERNs-The Magazine may be obtained of Booksellers
Periodical AGENTS or the Publishers at THREE DOL
LARsaytar or TWENTY-FIVE CENTsa Number the semi
annual Volumes as completed neatly bound In Ciotn, az
Two Dollars or the Muslin Covers at Twenty-Five Cents
each are furnished BY the Agents Publishers -Four VOL
"''''' ''' Nv" HARPER K BROTHERS, New-York
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Nsm Dubiiraticns.
A BOOK for EV ERY AMERICAN

A BOOK for EN cry AMERICAN -
IN Published this day
THE ROMANCE OF THE REVOLCTiON-Beins
History Cf the Personal Adventures Heroic Exploits and
Romantic Incidents enacted Ia tho War Of Independence
Containing complete and thorough account Of all the dssds
OF bravery and cunning instances o. heroic eaeriss. Incl
dents of individual suffering and adventure domestic trials
sndhardsbps ofthe people, adventurous escapes fon Prisons
amusing aud ehvsic expos and all the omantic or
isordreTy Incidents Itch the history Of that records
OF which private could AFFORD.
Many histories have been wrren Of the Government and
Tire Amy Il the period Of the Revolution on work
hsretO has devoted preserve AID record the
vices rendered by private individuals OF tue sonernSs and
pveots undergone by those whose names NOT crdd
IN the OF history For this this book has all the
MirEes, o aIce with the strict truth OF history and
II cannot al 10 be warmly appreciated by the American
pscgle.
just published. in arsc royal l2Uo volume 80 PaSes
elegery .sstTe ted hound in muslin. fancy at
Price 81 10. BUNCE K BROTHER. No. 49, Nassen-st
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MIR. j. w. LESTER respectfully an
lvl nounces his
BENEFIT for FRIDAY, May 2s,
when one of the very best bills of the will DO pre-
sented. The only night Of -
SECRETS WORTH KNOWING,
Comedy FIVE with MIR Burton in bis extraordinary
rsrt of Nicholas Rue Mr.. blake April Mr. Lester az
RostIum the Auctiopeer Mr. Johnston Plethora-Mrs
Skenett Mrs Hughes and Miss Weston In principal char
acteIs. The Farce N two acts, OF
THE ENGLISHMAN IN PARIS,
a tale of the French Police with Mr.. Burton as Sir Hip
pingion Mill.
The Box Book is now Open
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FAMILIAR SPIRITS.-Spiritual Man.

ifestations by +. p supposed DR. Enoch Pond Profess
.or in the Bangor Theological Seminary together with
reply by Vephos Credeus Price Is cents For sale by
FOWLERS L WELLS, No. 13l Nsssau-st.
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r YCEUM THEATER, Broadway, near
II A Brsornest-CORBYN 4 AUCKLAND Lessees.-
THIS EVENING, May ~ for the benefit OF Nh. WALCOT
will Be presented the celebrated Drama OF
DON CESAR DE BALAN.
Don Casar. Mr. Wslcot Mariana. Miss Bennett
Also, THE PET OF THE PETTlC0ATS
To conclude with the ETON BOY.
Dress Circle 81 cents PsrQuet Is cent? Family Circle
One Shilling.
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Wnliam-st-, New York.

W. A. WOODW ANU
One Of the Machines now at Roacs Saw-Al, No lSS
bsnks, where may be IN operation from TO IL
eeosk A. NJ. and from 70 O'clock L. NJ
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9Snt, Ne III Mott-s Grand-st-Ih establishment,
@ssntd 10 furnish the best accommodations Tor cheap
Washing froning and Bathing, is now open tor use
WASHING Conveilences are here provided tor women
70 co their own Washing and Ironing with ease aud dis
pSeh Each wonans clothes kept entirely separate
uta oheis under her immediate charge and are rapid
died and aired by current Of fresh air forced through
urra BY machinery. Every thing necessary or w ahlns
sn fopag furnished Tor three cents per hour WIN the
~ntpnon OF soap which Is kept oT sale IN the building
bAihlNG-Neat and convenient Bathing rooms, with
stroer Ssows Marn and Cold Baths with clean towels
NJ pioveed also TIVE a-se Swimming Baths for males
Nc oue fos females are furnished on the following terms
w cas- Warm Baths 10 cents; ordinary Do cents
wa Shower, cents Napour - cents SWIMMING cts
slNe oaos Will be administered by medical attendant
Nlu also give advice gratis 10 bathers who may desire
uG they may the fall bsnent OF this hahgiyins
A1y G. O. READ, superintendent
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COUNTRY BOARD-Hudson River

~ ride g. the Manson House foot Of 86thst spscicuat
elevated healthy witt good batns boating, fishing and
charming scensTy -geI cs and OF acc, ~ csso
AID q, sTnbosf il oge sagsrfases rarely combine For
particular apply s tie hoss. Aesns Hosys lions
fsu. Booksellers cor Escnsner-psce and Hsnog.fst
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IA ELTON y CO. No Tryon.Iow, Harlem Railroad
bui'6srg>, Meditation SSfOS'S AGRICULTURAL
n Enlist RY Price 81 "a IhE AMERICAN POI r.
TRY ARD. containing she onsin, history AM description
OF he Glfe9ens breeds Of domestic po1isrJ PGlce 81
fAkMER'S BARN BOOK, Treaties % the Diseases Of
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= IBERTY HALL, in ALEXANDRIA,

IVa-Lieenses b. the St4ts--Ih.s llsge anS eH4ioiy
sIatsd Hall L low oered ~ sers ~ ne ssAs ~ssk
a. 1ee~ oeod; its ear airy 10 a5out -" slasfs ieos
IeiSr Iesri double The se Of any oias pa. = '1s s ;.
~ ~ - n,trrica1 Cfe the place. PsIeos, co9ins
III 80 - bybiti0ns kposw hnd u 70 tieir Ia
800 10 eai on 4. NJ McCOh1Ch co, fhsater saiids
rr
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Ten thousand copies sold
TH E FORTUNES ard MISFOR-

THE FORTUNES and MISFOR-
TUNES Of HARRY RACKET sCAPEGRACE-,A
companion TO thss great work frank
illustrated
Cwing the great demand for this popular work the pub
hshers world respectfully nfo the public that they nave
put TO press Sd edition which will be issued Wednes
day morning supply those who unable to pro-
cure copy Of the hTst edition.
NOTICES oF TIE PRESS
This intensely interesting aATnt'- o tie career o. ray
youth h4 readers Will be apt 70 ~ cNa
ur' he followed the Fortunes and Nounss Of Harry lac
let scap~grsr tie end The chase after the saP-sraee that
he author gives the res4eT exciting and lively one
Dispatch
One Of The SPARKLING books OF tue for vivid pictures
Of bold ar6 and cashlf sntur- has Eeye oerA
txo,ed The author h. UnToei sonoa' paroaraa shh are
al presented stTikinE colors Baltimore hr91o-eaa-
lbs the noe, racy syarkus de.shn BOOK hat has appeared
sr IA, Fasgh With which, for 'ur iruhe
49, useo. Il !. entitt De ranked Fenon ttheneu
For those have the asclnsps Of Frank Far
lsh ss, the Eovel Of IL day, urh treat - ID store N
erua Harry Rscke scapesaee novel o. the san- o
hgbt school; u thoughts romantic incidents sna
Md rohcls adventures fun oAe and see 1t = 59oa hal
must have lie most unhounaei popularity. lfathAneef
Price so cents H. LONG BROTHER, 10 Ann-se-
For sale by all booksellers in town ana country.
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DOARD at CORNWALL, ORANGE

I'D co. N Y-The beautiful private residence of tho
aia Fowler Gsgs Of Cornwall will be opened on the hfst
OF June for Boa ders and any paes desifu OF nsadns
the months al Of the fnost Dehdul places ON
Il Hudson River will find lew that are not taken
liz cihes reaching the place exceed any fofaef year
a. Elk train. Of the Hudson River Railroad stop al the Cold
surng Ferry besides having daily ns Of steamboats, land
y Al Cornwall The house will BE- under the charge 81 the
snserber who refers Measgs Bek0ap glksS 10 ~
NasbiD gtOD-st-, tor pa -ticul5rs ~. bhHbtnit
The above desirable premises offered W ss 1Dd nosn
situated at the entrance 10 the ghland and com.
uandbg an extensig and county new. fcodetse
REGULARLY attractive for residence. fof t9fms &c,
apply 10 BELKEAP ORiGCs, No w Wsshingtoa-st
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UvHE MARINE. HOTEL, at fairfield,

Connecticut. Will bs csened ey - proprietor. j. 3
sIOsyt,OT q fs Gay a. June next .. ss:i. otseen
village ca Long ised Sound, s,rdas al the IN
ss.psg Of zcesnt kst.ss snd snto dd ses n
he ADJACENT country Eyesy endesyo v BE- exss1 % N
sre fr the Hosi The dsnkazbsa p4sssye 81 ys7sious
.asas Plans cln b. aged a ne <bose
Hosel AZ Fahs d Tie fewYoFk Hotel The dstzrpe
tom S,sYolk 10 g mica ID trains 81 the ew-fors sno
EsTcsd stop - .Ffsla seyesi ss each cay
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nv, Notice.-OFFlcE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY
s~1oEk, May ~ iS52-A contract having this day been
ios the completion OF the Railroad from sea to
SETTING q the Board II Directors held THIS DAY the
r.i.ae resolution was adopted, VIZ;
Nsfrd That b. Capital Stock Of this Company be tn
80 x<5oeose BY Subscriptions 70 the amount OF
ard that holders ct the present capital stock OF
We June next to the extent Of one aai onehah shares
49, share held By them respectively Foreign stock
ne ee notified OF. this resolution. and to be allowed
~Aaae time for asAikug themselves Of this privilege.
" cert 20 h. paid the time OF subscribing Ten per
49, NE e, DAY II August and the remainder IN install
stqaired icf the completion OF he work.
FRANCIS SPIES, Secretary.
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T lFE of GENERAL GORGEY.--

Il 4 MessrS PHINNEY X CO. Ne. lss Man-st-, Buffalo,
have now press will speedily publish the Life and
Acts of General Gogsy, b. himself Further particulars
hereafter.
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a. ,Ncliee.--PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY
k a nation has been received q ts once Una. tas
- hss been opened for travel 10 FrjoA the uext ssa
b1p0 SoldaaS Ter the present. and an the road
Nh % she cfosSts place The Chag!es hlSsf Tne
- tsss ds.f ffom Aspnxau al 50 A NJ and ErJo.a
FRANCIS SPIES. Secretary.
-<e rarnos Railroad Co. New-YoTk, May is, fSo<-
tss,;N etis ere Passengers from Panama 10 t,3i-
Mt"S.G-siise PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMrs,
se'ss upon 90 give PVbc roticc that no tcA cts Wi
BY thin AGENT al Panama vhich not slgaed
eaAw o. tins Seneany. ana THAI tickets thus signed
only ct their Agency No IN Wes:s o. =
RiFffc ~ 4 ESQ., bosion OF Xesss ARMS rhoNo
49, w. New.Otleane-- New orb, Jan, y, tsoz
Nss WM. DAVIpGE. Secretary.
fsSka "anssd.--A eonpeteat Literary aud Seiennsic
en- - = %s-st IN pgeparpx pa.ai. wosk Phssso
x<s.. ssS fh1 SiyLO0I, TEib.ne Office, with zeal
1a fe''aeIee, Which viii nee. with attention.
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DICHMOND Hill HOTEL. Staten

e. lslsnd Gate the Richmond Senins-}1 r hEL-
LIT bogs T. iDf tie pu'lie that the seminary s 20
i1,y h. !, odeIsd fr e,e- sonly Hotel - open ~ tho
ssssU on tas I'M Of June Particulars can % obtained az
: ~ kSSFDIC store No. Walst-, 4. Cir
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A STOR-PLACE OPERA-HOUSE.-

m THIS EVENING. May q, and every Evening till
furneI S11ce w OF Pesen.ea on e "a e
louis Del S.i FE T, The Twin Mr. O. " Brooke
Parquet and Boxes so cents; Amphitheater 25 cents
Sofa Seats 81. N BTckets sold for Parque Boxes and
Sofas Secure the for the evening Doors open at
performances will commence at u O'Clock.
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~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. between the ages OF Il and -
- are desirors of joining Company OF Infantry IN one
lest organized regiments oil the LIST Divlnon OF New
vI State Militia ia this city, requested to address
r1ITIRY At the Office Of this paper stating nsme, occu
alton and residence The benefits derived from this besides
ocis,ion with gentlemen OF standiog ard character are
mn,ion fr.m Jury duty for life and $500 from their taxes
- sate or personal The entire cost Of equipments and
an G25
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SPIRITUAL PHENOMENA.-Dr. c.

~ BARNES continues to afford visitors the most striking
demonstrations of the reality of those spiritual agencies OF
which he is medium Hundreds OF cases OF conversion
from the obstinate skeptcsm have occurred IN this
cy and in Brooklyn within The last four weeks He has
now The better accommodation Of the increasing attend
snce taken No iS4 Sixth where he receives
calls 81 each for sitting He also proposes TO give IN
reasonable terms all topics connected with
Csrvoyance Electrical Psychology, and Spiritual Nantes
faf-C
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Ready this day,
HARPER'S MAGAZINE tor JUNE
A splendid number containing the continuation of
Aiboi's Napoeop, Bleak House, SC. Price 25c
Also GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE for JUNE: fnce <oc'
nos ssn nd number The illustrations for Hoes Fa;to
nv are worth twice the price OF the number $3.50 -.
New Books-KATE PENROSE or LIFE Anu lis
LESSONS by Miss Hubbsck neice Of Miss Austen author
the Nifes Sister Price &c delightful work. which
should be in the hands ofevery lady IN the land.
DEWITT i DAVENPORT, Tribune Buildings, Nassau-s st.
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IOUNTRY BOARDING.-Four Cen

tlemen and their wives he accommodated with
BoeYd Ia the village Of Hunt gton Long iad The house
l. rle aantiy situated rIg ground half way between
tie iaihor and the village which or health scenery gun
mig AID fishing be surpassed Agpy he premises
10 JAMES CONDOR
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CAPE Y-SEA BATHING

~ CONGRESS HALL viii Be open ON the ION of June
next The location Of this house and the htA and b,taul
grounds 10 front render il the most desirable 81 tho
Island The proprietor hopes % merit continuance Of tina
very liberal patronage heretofore received
W. Il MILLER Proprietor.
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- Dr. banning gives Free Lecture before the La
80 tnoSlyu on Defo mites and Chronic Weaknesses,
- Msesses incident TO Women and Children at o'clock
STpifRsDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY OF this week,
SsA.Rrooklyn Institute.
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Gnmmfr.R Retreats.

A FEW CHILDREN can be accommO-
IN dated with Board in private family In peasans
village Long Island about - miles from Ns" YORK,
where they can have all the cOnyenences OF home uood
schools in the immediate vicinity Terms reasonable. In
quIe al the Drug Store, corner Broadway and Hthsts
BOARD at a FARM HOUSE.-Tho
subscriber Is now prepared 10 make auangenenfs WIN
families Others tor Board or The sumrner a. bis iamiy
mAIsion two miles from the village Of Glen Cove, H. L.
The situation is healthy and seted; the house large the
rooms acous and airy and tie table viii be we'll nPped
The ste amer Croton Fultonmerket slip for Glen Cove
daily at O'clock VI, from which place the Subscriber
Will convey persons his houae For further infonafion
Adde'S The snbscnber at Glen Cove, or A. C., Box No.
Greene-st New-York CHARLES UNDEkhiLL
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eV-I will give perfect and durable Likeness,
vii neat case and preservs for $ tothes charge - io5
= n,e sticle) larger in proportion kNAPpS OLD
N popuar Roos No l0S Bowery, over Andersons carpet
oe ana at NO. $50 Broadway, below aud opposite Nioo g.
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A S good Cook, Washer and 1roner, by a
IA resps~tahs Pratsstant young Norman Caa give tho
best of city reference Apply at No. 2iS Bowery in the
hosiery store
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A RESPECTABLE WoMAN wishes for q

u situation TO take Of small family % attend
invalid and 90 plain sewing Wages not all object
lease apply al No. - Sherif.st: rear Delaney.
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1 You've GIRL Of unexceptionabie char
sctsr AIS q situatioa- Cal ~ 10 III MsSs'n'|
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A GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
Frsnee Bachelor of Literature and Sciences son OF an
evangelical pastor. and himself student o. mccoy, ne
Teacher Classical schooA II Esee,
ard now seeks situation here e. Teacher eiIaeI IN
pTiysfe family or in a Srhco! Coleze he can tesch
Gsek Latin Fr~reh languages IN Mathematical hsy
I'D ener.l Iite,st-- Good Ref rences given AppJ 70
81 RICHARD & MORSE Ssw-york Observer Oae7, No
Is1 KssFs1 to Rev Dr. BAIRD No. II beexii.a s.
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A S frst-rate Cook, by Protestant Wo-
IA man also, young Girl as Chambsrmsd plain sew
Beth produce the best OF city reference Call at
No 5o Houstonst front Can be seen for two days,
if not engaged.
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A RrspEcrARLE YouNG WOMAN wants

situation 90 plain cooking washing ana ifonihs'
OF an ok and assist with The washing and L!hs
Can Tir good civ reference from her last place ss 10
fctor 10 take care OF children Call At No. III M1ioef
m. st for two dHys
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n)ant employment.

4 S Cook, and 10 wash and iron, or to
n do the Homework of private family by very eXpe
renced Girl with good city reference Call at No ~ 18th
st. east of Broadway.
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IA IS Chambermsid and plain Sewer. Good reference
given from her last place where she hss lived year and
half Cal az Nc. Is City Hall place. stsrs No
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Man, fully competent to act as Clerk N retail
drug store is wanted Immediately al NO Il south 's
" iiHansburgh Best of references required.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-20
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DIspATcH
ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY.
Important from Havana.

AVE" ohLEANs. aug lSs
The Crescent City has arrived from Havana.
when she left great excitement existed among
'Ae Creoies, many of whom were daily thrown
INTO ioathsome dungeons. Documents of an
'hcehdlary nature had been circulated in al
quarters, and the Government had adopted
vigorous measures TO bring TO punishment all
VINO were engaged in the movement. Every
prominent Creole family was placed under the
stfctest surveillance.
The yellow fever and small pox were pre.
vaiiing 10 agreai extent, some cases existing
on almostevery ship in the harbor. In com.
pany OF 100 soldiefe there had been ITO deaths
aud IN chain gang OF 100, the victims amount.
ed to 100.
The Government was sending troops into
the country with the view of ouelling dis,ur
Dances, should any occur.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-20

>EuPlNsKI. the murderer, lately executed ct
Philadelphia, IS not a brother of Biaize, the
aer prisoner. Dir. Troussig, the Polish pro-
-syr OF New York, who visited him in pri-
IT, End had a conversation with both Of them,
- 'IlI they are not from the same dstict of
-I,fy their dialect is entirely different, and
en- appearance exhibit no family resem-
lnce. 1t is we'll ascertained, also, that they
.sre employed by the Austrians, with others,
selup the late instruction in Cracow, and
'-le engaged in the wholesale massacre of the
.biemen and other discontinued inhabitants
lie Little extinct Republic, instigated by
.lsi[.a, for the purpose of annIhilatng it.
II, lroussig, we are informed, stated that
>nupln,ki confessed to him, they received
Jm the Austrian Government 81 head for
/ IiIey slew In his opinion. we are further
ora-et, BIalze IS equally guilty, though he
'eves him-he knows Aim-to have been
ETectIy- bjecty-under his controI-judg-
from what he Witnessed himself.-Ger
htopn telegraph.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-20
34E LATEST NEWS.
=|-,ro,n Coarentions- Meeting Of The Friends
O'"e Of Mr.. Webster.


Macon. Ca, August 1.-THE delegates to
.o Convention of the friends OF Mr.. Webster,
.m.s s a, 10 o'clock this morning. in Con-
ss, Hall. Forty-one counties Of the State
oS,a rfpresented by li6 delegates.
George StapIeton was called TO the chair,
n The Convention was permanently organized
81 spI the selection Of Edmund h. Worrel, of Tai
y vs." ss President, and Gen. B, III. Rutherford
Sf Col. Nv. Cumming as Vice Presidents.
'" gssoutions were adopted for con mitee OF
..1ee rom each Congressional district to report
...,,ers for the action OF the Convention, and
..,borzing them 10 confer with their political
Its who meet here to>morrow, for the
-,,,nse of securing the harmony of the two
ines in relation 10 the Presidential nomina
ion, ...r.,.
s.. 70 which the President was added, the con-
imam adjourned tIii TO morrow.
Tie Scott convention will assemble here to-
.., morning al halt past 9 o'clock, and
.-,,e : much anxiety with regard to the action
. me two Conventions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

az BALL AT PlNEY POlNT.--Ths
g Dinner and Annual Ball Of the sesson will take
MV place at the Piney Point Pavilion, on Thurs.
Aday, August 26th.
Visitors on the line of the Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad will find the ccmmodious steam.
er MARYLAND at Aqua Creek on that day, on ar
rival OF the train from Richmond prepared to fur
nsh them with delightful trip on the broad waters
OF the Potomac to the Point at which place they
VIII land at sunset, and where the unc ersigned
pledges his beet efforts to give all who may come
joyous time Of it, as he much in store for the
occasion.
JAMES H. BIRCH, Proprietor.
Piney Point Pavilion, August 10th, 1882.
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