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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-02
Love that Rich Brsg"c."


In reference to that Cleveland speech OF GenefN
Soott, the HaGsoa Freeman thus touches On It's
blsrBsy -,
:. love ,ba, rich bfogue.r Nov Grrsi VOC re joka,
,Tis cru.a nc psuick such fun 10 he posiu, -,
That bYogua yonys heard two SCORE year every WV
And not io,e il before d. 0t
. love that f'ch hrogue You icveit hov wed,
I-t vour 4, pr spoken sentiments honestly teAl--
Won wouln selccne here from Efins green lands,
But In making yer laws. you'd give Va no hand
. 7 Low. tbs, rich btogue" Did you love it when,
se ind gnsntiy iitd gu matched up yous pen,
In the Asor nouse pai!or and essnesiiy wrote,
That nisbn en- we're Lot deerSlDe vote
l. love Ina, riot 6roeue An you loved II indeed,
when y,u gave your sssent 90 an ,nfsm cus creed,
when e,nin,ei ~ III parry, the leader 10 be,
~ould take from the Ir,sh their rights 10 be free
Did you love that rich broSus" when you told your
mind
TO rep. Al all NATURALIZATION ipcliv 60
80 matSer hos daeint or b. meet men We,
That Paddy should never citizen be
Il love that rich brcguc.n kuow you belong,
To toe Party which always love lrisbmeo strong,
Az the osy WIN their votes are wanted draws near
Ai;huugh were hat cattle the rest u the year
81 love toat rich brolue.n When did you beginl
When Greeley toio you You couio mt get in
Tn, YOU never could sit IA the Pre6,deDrs Chair,
If you couldn't get Patrick 10 beip pat you there
You love 4 AS vel rerhsps ycu'l be owpin',
Faith srtbcr cl,ctiou day in the morDin'
" hen Tor Pre- IA, M Fierce IL fsts on your ears,
That came rich bfog ne in three illgant cheers.
| love that rico btocue No doubt Misthcr SCOTT
Our votes YOU a lave better still would you not!
Now Gireisl b. ai,y. quit oosSpg and iaztng
when PATE sf,btr sotlrg te himself he'll be PLAYING
Il love that rich breeue Ills bsIDey old fellow,
You cant sugar that pin so Paddy viii, swallow.
CouIo't he see VIA you he'o ind de be fool
That sane @Naie Wolf covered up with Whig wool.
| sNatiye AmericaH SdlhLALSu.
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GIS&rcDs
sstesmthiI Pacific Nye, Liverpool, Collins & Co.
l9rd
snip 81 Nicolas Bragton, Uavre, Boyd IL Hinehep
snip farans Lahgoton. Buenos Ayres DeForest Il
sbip Hope Goodwin, Parsons, st John, Nh, master.
Smp dustin, Noes Galveston, u Broser& Co.
bark Express. Boss, Natapzae, &c, T. v King g. On.
Bark Miantonomi ollne, Pernambuoo, Go Collins.
Brig constantine tSaro Piers, Gibraltar Sc, Franois
Brig Robert Wing Crow Busnos Ayros X W Ropes 4
Brig Lovder. Brown, Afrion J u GsRer & co.
friR Ny Direse Adams, AspiI wall, Briggs 4 20.
Orig niagara, Harding, CsIdenas, K r Buck L. Co.
Bog John Kendall Dean, Hsgua. Jones 4 johnson.
scI'r Oh rlotse Ann iiryman afisa, . Gsgcr 4 Co.
Schr iran, Bisett Baltimore, master
sehr Fawnee, :. john, City Point Van Brunt ssght
steamer Black Diamond, Stevenson, Philadelphia, q
sisop Frederick Brown, Gardner Providence.
Arrived.
ship Vim Ra,hh5ne spepcpr Liverpool SEPT s. with ndso
and passengers, % Eyerftt Brown.
Bass Home Got Boston, homer Bordeaux. sert with
. spoke chip Jane henderson, Liverpool for Pha-
Barh franfim tIIaml Xnudsep Hamburg, % days. with
mdse and l2o passengers, 70 schmidt Bniohen
brie kagysr Dradner. New Haven. day
schr Debonse Br) Lockhart Windsor. Ms, days with
ss shr A ,lni, II,y Joys PietOg, Ms, p dayr.
srhr tmilsm Chandler, Ellsworth, 7 dayG
Sclr David Bahoon, y, tsor, RockIoft, 2days
tclr Tucson, Evans Maehias daye,
Schr losrph jal cole, Portland idnyg
Sclr ioconole E, Horton, SUFFOLK days
sq, Nsis F3sy WsFS Nh SS'Ss
Sioop leltn, Ell Now B,df1rd. days.
Siocp Triumph, Robinson, Nantucket, days.
one big, urlnovn. 80.
SHIP A6cu,na. Pepper. Port pAillp, Australia.
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Dr, krr stated that If 1t would hsImonse the action
q The convention be- soud witndrns mis- name AM no
trusted tbat his friends would not eek him nut
cost tr IN the future baiiots in favor VI some
pi0Hsip.b mt candidate.
There be,og Sufficient number for election fur
usr ballot pro ee0ed with The question occurred
Up,p IN. report "a the SiaGoi0g Com mtee. ooasi
otlsbe ds sion took place reerrn DIN 'alty
relative 20 The iooo,si p properly sc OF The parish Of
Giepe Fails. the late Reo.cr by Ut the cDu
vpt,oh mao statement puBa'ory OF bis reasons tor
Icinti 70 he properly which the v.stry oam ID
he ccuid n be bsd thought ruoh ceur,e necessary,
have IiudUctd shdssits from various person. whtcn
~ooio ia,c eEtney exontraed hm from all cusuee 10
the matter
ur Tyne do net think this Convention il proper
plact for tie discussion of this mattel and therefore
move % pc rpuDe u indefinitely.
To- motion wes adOp ed
The lsilsrs declared the Soih ballot MS fJllows--
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Married.

On Thursday, Sept so, BY tho Rev. DR. Knox. VIII
Pail, TO ADELAIpE daughter OF the late BenJa
min Ferris. oil of this city.
At Boston on wednesday, Sept 90, at the Church of
the Advent by Rev DIR Eaton SAMUEL kErrsLL. Esq I,
editor of the Boeton Courier to Miss LoIs JANE RuBBNs
In the city OF Philadelphis At st Mary's church. BY
the Rev. Fatber Strobell Mr. EMILE ToUarsLor, to
Miss CLARA LowERY. all Of the above named place.
On Thursday. Sept 3d. by tho Rev. - L. 10 snsend
BssetR. all of this city
On Thur.day evening Sept 80, at the Methodist Eps
copal Church. Mulberry stieet by Rev. Ravens ME-.
GtohGE H. CHASE to Miss ELIzApErH FIELD, all OF TINS
city.
In Brooklyn, August IL. by the Rev. Nicholas White,
Mr. Epwix Cox TO Miss babel McGIBBcS, both of this
city.
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The President stated that it was necessary that both
the clerical bnd lay vote. should the nom
and that although the laity had made q choice they
must both proceed 10 another ballot
The teilers accordingly proceeded to another ballot
RtfoRT oF STANDING COMMITTEE
The SECBAIAHY read the remaining portion OF the re
port Of this con mittee which n'erfered with res
ttrdsy by the announcement Of the ballots
communication vas read, connected with the report
OF The Sabopg Committee stating that Of law had
t-fn commenced by Rev. " n Walker against members
81 he committee appointed TO examine chargeA against
him.
HonJ O. SPENCER fad-In refrrerce to that report 1t
IS very extraordinary that clegymap, under the VOWS
OF Economical obsdepce TO the ecceiastca authorities
SHOULD resort 20 civil and harass by suits and
prosecutions the committee acting In obedience to that
ttcl'astich authority to inquire into his conduct Ii
d'teTTef tTtSai and particular attention But what Is
the remedy am not prepared TO suggest | have 10
move That special nittfc of .ns convention be
appointed 70 inquire into the matter Of the Rev. Mr.
Wpik,r and report upon It. ! 10 not wuh 10 be 40
pointed Of he committee
The moi r was put and carried and the Chairman
afponttd Dr Hashes aud Dr Taylor a. a couuattlo
Wtn leave to III and report GurDR this convention
Iht ieiie Le1g ehtered aud porcd the seven bsl.
lot a. Il host;--
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Teiosrsps.ic Marine Roy.ft..


Ani1. d-Bark lucy l. Hale. Baltimore.
tleaitd--Bfts etoriing, Wilmington, NC Bclr Saran
a. butud.
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siAfy-sinth Diocesan Convention OF the Pro.
tesiapt Episcopal Church.

ELECTION OF A PROVISIONAL BISHOP.
The Convention assembled yesterday at A. NJ
The audience numerous the preceding days
Morning prayer read by the Rev. Mnot NJ Wells
Chaplain Of the State Prison Sing Sing, Westchester
county and the Lersons by the Rev s. Reed Rector of
TIE Church Of the Holy lsnocents Albany. The Rev.
VIM Creighton D. ID presided
the Convention called order by the President at
10 A NJ
The minutes Of Thursdays proceedings were read by
the Rev. Nix, Hsisht the Secretary and approved
The PAEsDynT stated that the first business in order
the preseI tation of certificates by lay delegates
The teers here entered and reported the following
ballot -
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CITY 70 4 ! = 7 G s
The Nominations

The NOMINATIONS.
The annexed table which is carefully complied shs va
be nominations made by the committees and delseats
conventions of the leading parties TO last night
1t is as accurate possible aud In position to
complete it according the nominations proceed -
CONGRESSIONAL MEMBERS.
Districts and Haqds. Democrats. Wigs
lst-Ist, "a 80 tlb,
and etb. Hiram sllbiidgc James Bowen.
4th-4h. 9th lUih
aud 14th. ....... Mike Walsh. J.H. Hobart Hswe.
btb-.th 18th. and
williamsburg :. VIM NJ Tweed. Joseph Hoxie
9th l1th. 10th and
18th John " heeier. Mceuu8 edJourn W.
7th-g.h, 10th and
Goth .......Wm Walker Bobt. G. Campbell
Sth- 1Zth. lSih and
| Ieh....... Frahs. q. Cutting james Brooks.
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The Temperance Committees Of Nomination have
selec ed the following candidates In the Ninth ward
For membtr of AS emily Charles Leigh; for Assistant
Alderman Henry Dubois; for Assessor Henry yolk In
the Thirteenth wsrd-For member of Assembly Jaules
harper for Assistant Alderman Stephen r. Hssey; Tor
Assessor John Martin Neither party fac have
seen has made any nomination for School Commission.
ers Inspectors, or Trustees.
WIG CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
AT the Seventh Congressional district the delegates
from the Aph, Sixteenth. and Twentieth wards at
DeAees Hotel OF Twenty fifth street and Eighth
avenue, and nominated Robert G. Campbell. Of the
Twentieth ward, a candidate for Congress
The daily union., 1852-09-12
Another whig Romance spoiled.

Anbody who has visited the United States mint at
Philadelphia, and has observed the rapidly with which
they turn out the gold, silver and copper coins. OBJ
tain fair esa OF the time consumed in the creation OF
the numerous whg fasehoods that pu! into cir.
culaton against the democratic party The inventive
faculties OF such artists Truman Smith must be
taxed to the utiermosi, and the hosts of clerks paid
by contributions levied in the departments OF the
government kept busily employed night and day. in
directing these countless countereits Some Of them are
toleraby we'll executed but the majority is composed
OF the crudest and most awkward ISLANDERS The fol-
lowing. from the Republic OF yesterday is one OF the
worst cases we have seen anywhere:
"a correspondent who is entirely reliable sends us the
Loco Galphn pamphlet from Port Byron Illinois, and says
they being circulated through that secon up in
packages of dozen, with the outside fanked by
X. II. Stanton and all the balance J. r. Gid
dings, and left blank for posmasters to direct.
"We mention this proof that Giddings is one Of
Piercc's abolition allies"
There are several plain reasons why this statement is
not founded in truth.
l. By the decision OF the Postmaster General no pack
age Of any number OF speeches weighing over two ounces
If twelve placed together, be circulated un-
less each separate document is franked and directed
from the place where they are mailed
.. Mr. Stanton lives in Kentucky, and Mr. Giddings
in Ohio and the frank OF member, according to the
law can be used in his absence, as would be the
il the story OF the Republics correspondent were
true.
3. But it is not true, for another reason--that Mr.
Stanton not the to aid in such transaclion con-
ary as it is to his entire character Even if Mr. Gid
dings had desired TO frank the Galphn document which
has nothing freeso about it his frank would have gone
as far as MIR. Siantons.
When the truth comes out predict that the state.
ment in the Republic will prove TO be one of those
weak inventions of the enemy, of which there have
been so many for the last two months. The author is
doubtless TO be found at the whig committee rooms
here
The daily union., 1852-09-12
Maine Election.

The annual election lakes place in this State to-mor
row. There are, unfortunately, two democratic cand
dates for governor-Dr. John Hubbard, who is in favo
Of what is known the "Mane liquor law" and Ansor
G. Chandler, who is opposed to it. Other local causes
distractng the party, and will have tendency pro-
duce disaster and defeat to friends tomorrow bu
in Maine, everywhere, the whole party uniiedy
and zealously in favor of Pierce and King. w. G.
Cronly is the whg nominee, and will receive the vote Of
every Scotlitehus showing the whig strength in Nc.
vem5er; DR.. (. Holmes is the abolition nominee
The Stale is entitled hereafter 10 only six members o
Congress- beng loss OF one,) and the wings will re-
tain their present number-threeowing TO there being
two democratic candidates in the third and fifth dis
trcs The Tribune claims the senate and house OF rep
resen,uiSes and should not be astonshed II in tbs
one prediction it correct Maine will vote for Pierce
nd Ring by TO- 900 majority
The daily union., 1852-09-12

It will be pleasant intelligence TO almost everybody in
New York, that Mr. William M Thackeray, the author
OF Vanity Fair has been engaged 10 deliver course OF
lectures at the Mercantile Library during the coming
winter. The matchess reputation OF Mr. Thaekeray for
hne TALENT wide scholarly ability and facile eloquence
as lecturer. will command the capital audiences
The course which he proposes deliver in this city will
be that which delighted the London public two winters
ago. brilliant humorist himself. his keches OF the
Brtish Humosts, his predecessors, characteristic
and accurate, knded and frightened by the Clans Of his
own kindred genius.
Mr. Thackeray will arrive in the course of the autumn
in company with Hon. Abbott Lawrence, who is warm
personal friend After his abors here he viii proba.
bly, make the grand tour, lecturng occasionally when
auditory presents itself The in this city WILL we
learn, occupy the regular lecture nights in December
The managers OF the Mercantile Library certainly de
serve thanks for their liberal enterprise No intel.
lectua treat could have been more truly acceptable.
[N Y. Times
The daily union., 1852-09-12
esurrection Of a Dead slander.

FngDERIok, (Md.,) Sept 10, 1852
To he Editor of The Union:
The whg pers here have Just rcpubshed the exploded
SANDER against General PIERCE that he refused his
commission until six months pay and rations hnsel
aud horse adpaneed from the treasury, &c.
II would hardly imagined that the wings would so in
suit the intelligence OF the people ask them 10 credit
asehood already exposed and crushed by evidence which
can neither be evaded rebued But this they have
DONE Our correspondent informs u, that lbe whig pa
pers OF Frederick, Maryland have revived the exploded
sander that General Pierce refused TO accept bis ap-
pointmept unless he received with his commission SIX
months full pay and ratons for and horse in ad.
uanee Il is hard necessity to be forced 10 kill libel
more than once. But il is duty we must perform, for
whg lasehoods possess almost nextnguishable vi
taty For the second time, then, we publish Secretary
Marcy's letter to the Hon. Edmund Burke, in which an
authoritative and direct denial is given to the exploded
sander to which our correspondent, aIudes:
WAR DKrARraESr
Washington, September ~, 1871.
sr In reply your letter OF the 10th instant
that has been alleged in Newspaper publication that
Brgadier General Pierce had demand received an
advance ofsix months pay and ratons condition prior
10 the ptance of his commission have the honor
inform you that suoH AZ ALLEGATION DESTITUTE or
fauru General Pierce's accspasce of his conmisso on
was. as usual, entirely unconditional, and advance
could be made him without Order which has ne ever
been given asked for Sach advances may be legally
made at the discretion Of tho Executive and are occs
where payments cannot be effected with regularity.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
W l.. MARCY.
Hon Ed. BuKKK Washington city.
The daily union., 1852-09-12

How TO LEARN ELoCUTIoN-HENRY CLAY's ADVICE
TO YOUNG MEN Two years ago, during Mr.. Clay's ad
dress 10 the students of the New York Stale and Ma
lona Law School, at Ballston Spa one object of which
is TO train young men in the art OF extemporaneous
speaking, he said, when commenting on the advantages
gle fact viz that at the age of twenty seven CON-
menced, and continued for years, the process of daily
reading and speaking upon the coutents OF hisor
cal scientific book. These of hand efforts were made
sometimes in cornhed, at others in the forest and not
unequentyn some distant barn, for the horses and oxen
Tor my auditors 1t is TO this early practice OF the great
leading impulses that stimulated forward, and have
shaped and moulded my entire subsequent destiny I'm
prove then, young gentlemen. the superior advantages
you here enjoy Let not day pass without exercising
your powers of speech; There is power like that OF
oratory Cesar controlled by exciting their fears
Cicero by captivating their affections and swaying then
passions. Inc influence of the one peTshed with Its
author, that of the other continues TO this day.
The daily union., 1852-09-12
Later nom Hqpana and Ken West.

CHARLESTON, September l0.-By arrival at this port
Yesterday we have dates from Havana the Sd instant
The yellow and cholera still raging Havana
suspected persons continued TO be made through
out island One suspected person offered the captain
twenty douboons bring hun toChareston, but the cap
tain being afraid to interfere, refused, g
Reports had been current in Havana that bodies OF
AIMED already collecting and organizing in
Florida and below New Orleans, Tor tho invasion of the
island. An additional force Of two thousand troops
shortly expected from Spain, and rigid police would
be established throughout the whole island
We have dates from Key Vert the 4th instant. The
ship Benjamin H. Milan, from New York for Havana, had
arrived in charge OF the wrccker having been dinssed
in the gale Salvage awarded, S3 000. She would be
detained weeks. The schooner H. Mason, from La
New York. lost her sales and rigging and became
almost wreck. The captain and crew were sick. The
has since died. She brought in by piio, boat,
Salvage awarded, 81, 800.
The daily union., 1852-09-12
More Fishery Troubles.

BosroN, Sept I0The pondenl of the Atlas writes
that the commander of the English Medley continues
TO annoy American fishermen. On the 29th August the
Neley boarded the schooner Powlona, Captain Coggas
and Leader, Captain Hbbard, both OF Luboc between
Campo Bella and Grand Menan where there was no fish
Ing grounds and, after searching the vessels endorsed
the license iound under suspicious circumsancesn Tho
commander OF the Neey told Captain Coggns he OBJ.
served the Yankee papers stated there would be
trouble TO the fishing vessels lie would like to know no
said, where they got their information. They would find
him doing in future just as he had always done. The
above statement was obtained from Captain Coggins.
The daily union., 1852-09-12

THE JAPAN EXPEDITION is ramored that the pro-
posed expedition 10 Japan. under Commodore Perry, will
be abandoned-a least Tor the present-lhe government
not being able spare sufficient number OF vessels 10
justify The undertaking. Last spring the steamer Missis.
sppi was fitted out for cruise OF eighteen months She
was in port here Tor about six weeks and then 10 active
service Tor month among the fishermen While her
last trip portion OF her machinery was seriously in.
luIed so that will require time TO III her for dis
ant station. The Princeton 10 be completed early 10
first OF November The Saranac will be fitted up TO
take home the Brazilian minister leaving only the Pow.
haitian ian uned yesseD for home service. il the two
arst are sent away This state OF affairs ID feared, will
force the government 10 relnquish the japan project
NJ " Times
The daily union., 1852-09-12
By E. n. sTRArros, Auct,oneer.

(Pennsyiranu apenue corner Of NntA street
BURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, CARPETS, SC
AT AUCTlON.--On wednesday morning September IS MT
O'Clock, shall sell In front OF OF C.
the Western Market extensive
hold furniture, sc, consisting Of
Mahogany sidebosrd, sofas, aud parlor chairs
Cane and wood chairs and rockers
Dining, breakfast and other tables
dressing aud plain bureaus
Wasbstands, wardrobes, lounges
Toilet tables, high and low-post bedsteads
Cots, beds, and mattresses, looking gAsses
Brusselis three-ply ingram
Brass hre-irons shovel and tongs
Crockery and glass
Kitchen utensils, &C.
Terms cash. sp l2-d
The daily union., 1852-09-12
RyE.N. .srnATros. Auet,on.er.

(Peansyranid arenue, corner Of Ninth tiTef)
DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE, WITH GARDEN, AT
AUCTION-On Friday, September ~, O'Clock, die
premises shall sell square 2i7
l4th NORTH
proved substantial finished
brick - by - feet, (neary new containing
dining Kitchen large and cellar three paos
s floor i've
with convenient fs
arranged with bathing and porco and Ave steps,
circular pang fence Stable
The entire lot contains ~, 900 high
cultivation, with choice uits ornamental shrubbcry,
arbors, summer houses, &C.
Of excellent water In the enclosure, with force pump
supplying bathing
enclosed
srect-aording opportunity rarely with for
desirable eRbly located private residence
Title ndpuabe purchaser
Terms liberal, and made known sale.
sept
The daily union., 1852-09-12

%
fully constituents the facts and which
M. p. GENTRY, Tenn.
@. ii. WILLIAMS, Tenn.
Does he think the fair fame pure and upright
like Gen Scott should be made the sport OF calumny and
libel-ihat he should be resented a devoid o
Intelligence and personal integrity and ia this light held
10 country whose arms he has covered with gloryl"
That Gen Scott is assailed for his want OF personal
integrity is not true however he may regard the whg
answers to the questions Of the senator from Kentucky;
but II Gen. Scott choos to place his fair fame and his
military in the hands of the foes OF the consti-
tuition. charged by older and aber wings than him
SELF the consequences must be borne as OF his own Gre
alton. Does the Republic call the wings who are hostile
to Scott calumniators and libellersi And finally the
Republic demands;
Scan he sink the character of soldier and gentleman
by permitting his own honorable to be associated
with envenomed libels and rbald caricalures -
This is directly put to ourself. The idea OF asso-
cation is matter OF TASTE The Republic and other
Scott papers choose to associate with prints and poll
tcans, the acting and vital majority Of the whg party
who pledged 10 sectional doctrines held up before the
the foes Of the constitution and denounced by
many OF the leading wings of the country We choose to
associate with the democratic party, as the party of the
constitution and the party that insists upon The rights Of
all the States We have served in its ranks all our life
and not tired of it. II the Republic is satisfied
so are We
The daily union., 1852-09-12
Important Remuneration.

Late last evening We received the able card OF Hon.
Daniel Jenifer OF Maryland. announcing his determine
ton not TO support General Scott for President on account
OF his aihiaiion with the fanaica influences OF the
North. Mr. Jenifer distinguished whig member of
Congress from Maryland for number OF years. and was
our late minister TO Austria. This recanation is high
ly significant event We will publish his card in our
next number