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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

The Vermont and New Hampshirs
Musical Association will held their "A.
nusl Convention ~ 6prisGasld, Yer.
mont, under the direetion Of Prof B. p
Baker: assisted By Prod. g. Southland
and Misc Bosd. Of BoS.ea, GA The LEI
Of June 1859. at ten o'clock A. ~
confusing throsgh weda~sdsy. Thar, .
Gay and Friday and closing vi ii . con.
esrt O" Friday svssiag. Anpis se.
eomnodsfisns win - mad 6or sjl No
nay ss.ssd. Il y hepsS thai . isrrs
dslesnfioo from New HampsAirs and
Vsr"ent will b in attendance.
AFTsafensnis viii b mads with IL
different Rsilreads lssdiag 70 Spring .
seld 70 charge Snly one vsy.
J. s. MERRILL,
GEO. WALL1N0FORD Con.
RILEY BURDITT, MAr
II. A. HITCHCOCK. rsss.
c SHERWlN. me.sa
Benning'sn. Apr 20. 1852.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

% II 10 understood, says . Wash.
ingtoa dispatch that the recent letter Of
Mr. Hulseman will be ccmmunicated 10
Congress. Il viii b found 10 contain
. courteous f.'sweli. - the President,
eouplimsn,ing him upoa the friendly
personal relations always existing be.
tween them but It inums'es that the
conduct Of diplomatic relations Of the
u. s. BY The Secretary Of State, sspse.
tally - regards Austria and himself -
Der high representative, Lad net been
Of character 10 commend itself to bic
Imperial majesty, and was wanting in
the attributes Of neutrality and ami.
~ which had always heretofore marked
tho actions between the two govern
meuts.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

ARrtSLAvRRY MsEriRo.-Rsekss.
ssr. NJ r. My 1.-THE 18th Annual
Meeting Of the American Anti. STA very
Society Ne opened this morning. VIM.
Lloyd 0Arrisos In The Chair. Leading
friend Of the cause we're present lto@
New England, New York and Obio.-
Ssusel Nay. Jr. Il Boston, NJ. Rob.
insoa, Of Ohio, and Elisa J. Kenny. Of
Salem. we're appointed Secretaries pro
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

o. There !: boVk with the danger.
Gus title Of tho Pocket Lawyer. We
Shouldn't like . trok with this title
much for, If We once got the Lawyer
into our pocket, ws should never BE-
able to get him oek-FAseA,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

O. Ma place called Pierrepont
on tho Watertown and Rome Railroad,
IN. ~ . party Of ladies and gentle.
men were. on the morning Of the 7th
inst., amusing themselves with . hand.
car on tho track, AFTER the regular pas
ssnger train had passed, not knowing
that freight train was soon to follow.
Tho freight train striking the hand car,
ran over it, and instantly killed four Of
the ladies in the most shocking manner.
Others were dreadfally bur. The
names Of the young ladies killed were
Miss Wright, Miss Williamson, Miss
Allen, and Mise Andrews. They were
all terribly maugled, tho head Of one
being thrown some dis,ance.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

" A lake, one hundred miles In
circumference, heretofore unknown to
the whites, has been discovered within
Is miles Of St. Anthony.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

AZ xaskse 1000 Desf CsisIs. |"
6tosss, lse ewias asd $500 ssse
Pal0ss. Beef astls.-Aoss -
ky Vas exhibited this vssk ~
end bsttsv prices vsss oStsssss "a
like quality. We qsots Istss ~ ~
arst quality as ssoond Do. s.7"s"
third I, 80 500. -
workisg Oxss. -Sslss %. w. y
ITO.
Cow sn1 Calssa -6slss 10, TT
%. . IS.
s,osss.--So ss!es ncs.esd.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

4grHoDIsr CONFERENCE. The
General Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, fvhich meets but
enes 10 four years) assembled 10 the
Bloomfield Street Church Saturday,
being the 6rst time the Conference vss
ever held east Of New York. Bishops
wassh, Horris sad James presided ,and
Rev. J. y. Trinble, vas chosen Secrs.
tary. A very large number Of clergy.
men arc In a,tendases.
Restos Alias.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

CoavExTrons.-The Whie Conven.
ton elected Scott delegate, Freeman
ClAsk, 70 the Nasionsl 6nvsusion from
tho 2osh Congressional Dis,sics. Rec.
oluiions complimentary to the admins.
trs'ion, and 10 favor Of Gen. Scott, we're
passoA.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

WoRrHy OF LxoIsLAroa Tom
said ragged little nswsboy to bis com.
rade, yesterday. do you know what
makes . man = NO. Well. ia 10
put the brick 10 the bod asd not in your
hat
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

Counterfeit threes On the Franklin
County Bank 'ot Adams Bay, w.,
have made their Appearance.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

The HoosAc> Tunnel. -Souther's
works at South Boston have been Wis.
tied for some week or two by persons
de.irous Of examining the Zig borer
which hes just been completed. A.
mong the number were several dis
tinguishsd gentlemen, and not few
Of our 6rst mechanical minds, minute.
" examining The monster machine
Most Of the parts will DO conveyed by
railway to Greenfield, and thence BY
teams 70 the mountain. Tho main
shaft, however, 10 % heavy that the
authorities ofths towns through which
it WAS 70 80. would net allow it, pas.
sage, lest Il should break down tho
bridges. Il will therefore be taken
to North Adlas depot. sad thence
conveyed ton place Of destination.
It Is thought that 10 six weeks . trial
Of the machias can be made. In case
Of failure. half the loss falls on the
contractors, and half on the inventor.
II this d sasssssful, another will b
Immediately bailt. The cost Of tbs
machine. viii ID steam engines and
other sppurtsnancss. i $4,000. Il
10 probable that when once in orsra,
ton experience will dictate many i'm.
provensnts in he bossr, anl even nov
it IL proposed to cover Tie fass Of The
main whssl With cutters, By which It
10 thought tAst he whsls fses Of The
rock within ~ wheel can b cut away
- the maehtss sdvsaesa. Cosld this
Be- done, il vssld remove Tie neesssi.
~ Of dra~ds bssk he nsehias asd
blasting. Tie boring might then pro.
esed continually, - verkmsn ecald
b sugagsdia renewing ihs frasusols
out a, svsa vile ~ mach ne vas
in ePsrstisa. Bestsa Railway Times
@~s~~~~~~~~~
- The bod II "a sasshqusks,
which ~ Ell h Rslsigh. wasAissssa,
ssd BAltas~s. Friday sttsrssoa, vas
alss Sk 10 Nv Ysst. TSs sAsea -
sl's felt :" Frederic asA other pats u
Maryland
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

n. CsAv-Ns s>pv>s>s~Assl a.
~ IL 'ssssa q Cseseees ~n'ss--
fear thsa CssSrsss go ~ eesatry
viii sses, vssy sssa, - 0llsd spsa "
besse~ fsssrsA hessn - e.e WHOM
they hsvs isss hssss~d b life. Mr..
Clay askeA sssy earnestly, 10 Day,
when HE zen, An Jess Clay Of ~
would srsive. He Ne pleased 70 know
,hsi hs would " here tonight
On Ssaday - ssked Dr.. Jackson.
Of Philadelphia. shsthss be des,h
vosd b . paiaesl esss sad whether Il
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

csscssf.-Ws are requested "a
aaasssss . Concert BY the : Amphi-
49, haaa q Vosslis,s At the hall Of
~ Fsasklis Hotel on Friday evening.
he Aophions have never appear.
~ q this place and ars therefore
ssepsrsti,sly ustIows to our con.
ssss gsns Psopls-bst from reports
given Of then elsewhere 10 have no
Assisades 10 expressing the belief that
sAsy vii give . highly gratifying On.
esstAisosat.
7Ssir Ceosssts given tas . series
4 sssAiAsp 4 IL hall Il ~ Ladies
oiaisasy h Aibsay vses veil asssa-
- ~ - bsst assissl critics d
Alnay Gss 0sa sAsis bet ssesni
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

On The 2sth. At Coluubos. Pa. Il
sdslphia poliesma., named Ndgh :
dead fugitive slsvs. who ~ rssil1 :
rest and Sad fastened with BIZ sssN q
officers hand. He made III sssan
the crowd With officially.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

LOLA MoKTD MxPAnn.-N y ~
hat on Tbussaay aighs. . sslsos pssi
% hy this exemplary lady. ~ II d
Of . eu9rel bstwssa hsnsN asd u Il
nobs. who was finally ejssssd sstIl9 I
her servants. The Italian gos ID :
With . friend. and . gsnsr,l rov ma
wbish ended In tanbliag shs iasriss
stains.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

A 6Eclsr Woaru Kxowus.
three Or -four onions n . pint q Il
Then With . gliding brush do OWL
glasses and ffsoss. and shs liss III
light on the article washed. Thi 81
used without apprshension. - Il VI 4
The least injury to the frames.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

a "A se1iaasss - pssssi Il.
Ofy cssss0 q rssslA.A. sAsaisAias
- Nv Ass,aas sssasas eisass [. -
sasss.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

Cosssricyy-0 essssos Ssy0osr
IT Csoase,icst. delivered bic ossssge
70 tssh hsssss 4 ~ Legslsssrs -
Wednesday ahssreea. He eeuss es'
ssroos'y against ,As Hsiss iiqsor Aw
which BE- regards - entirely wrong In
al i,s Iesding provisions, end deprecated
ssbaittine laws 70 The psspls. Proui.
usns among The reesonsnds,ioas Al
the svsees, Are exsopsios sfths hoos'
s,sad, general instead Of spseisl lAw. -.
peal sf,hs AsasA pssaisy. -. The
lsaaees Of the State are IN . ness ~.
isisesery esadisies- The eatirs State
dsss has bsss paid Of during the rass
swe years. asa there h now . ssrplss
h IL Tega~sy a osi. 600. Ths
&1GsSSWcS v6sIGatss lit : siaa4 IN q
eaiy three. fourshs u . cent o. . dollar
Will b Sufficient y meet The demand Of
the Treasury.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13


sssc~>~.s~e~~~~e~~~~~>
Ouso posescr ceHvsssses.
49,. 80. =. . a..
sS.S:s - = Isis,ss : nx;et
6Dsss6aa, il ~ Dis.r.ss, Il b rss,
- - sssas, dss ~ sse.issss siIl
EI - - y - . sssai -
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SuS~rss = ~ 1sSssT C,.veoGo..
g. % : saaalbssly pssi.r.sis.
- - 1fssssse. sAssssses'
~ 49, -. -. 49,; ;. y ~ = ~.
-. sssSsa ~. ria b. r.s a..
9 ~ Ssssly ~ uass sAsa ,bs
$3.50 saaSss. sssA ss'y isssssss
- 1ss9y;
L :, - ~ S.,. - ~ c .ss
- ahssss.ss1 49, ,asy .;il ss,.,
= a1ssl ~ = sAs;r ssabss, xho
- ~ - vsae = ywnsat. No
- - 8 1s ssees;sJ $500
=. -.
sA . ~. - -....
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49,. s.s-..s. |.
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N.s.ar. . s.-... ,
asA.......
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.s.
~, ~
E
-.Is.. 49,. ~
~ ~. N =. S.,...... q. :.
-, -. I.,,,s ..,..;.,, 49,. ~ -
- !. ..-.s.-.uL..
- saiss - ,ses - tAs party 10
s1AR sssxsos q H. Ssess b satisfied
--Asaoh ~ ssss ~ IL answsr 70
~ Register tAss he 4" general i'm.
Dssasieaf' Il tAse'portiou Of the die
sr;sslsss.siosd 10 Rutland county 10
~ ~ setioa Of Tho State eonvsn.
~. b apps;asisg district delegates
q ~ tine hey did, under eli
sAs sirsssssaaess wss not only sn-
viss ~ decidedly improper. Whe.h.
ct Il b wesA while 70 call ansthsricon.
vssdss y ssssls ,hs matter 10 another
%sssaiss -asi - ~ have before said,
~ d Which ~ feel no ether inter.
- tAaa hat I'll tine WhiQ may feel
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

Col, Fremont Aas bsss a,r,s,ed .
don Il tas sai. q parties uukssv.'
claim Of $50. 900; being pr, q -,
incured b him In Califomis, Il No.
ing out 4 The Mszioaa w, e, 'u:S
voluossrily became rsspoasbls, nv,
regular sxthodty 70 incur thsu - ~ 4
4 blu ~ ouss nearly passed. y =,
ohae1aA 80 . .sw ees viii noe ~
4 tsosSh. As ~ Mist II ~ -
Coleesl. Who ecuphip Il b.ias ~
3silly tssassd. having Sssn ias.ss,c 0
hassl.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

WANT OF foHssssu1.--Witiia u
City ysass . bessvolsat psssos eSst
the trustees q 90 ~ Lushssaa ID
Of New York city . present. Of sbss
acres Of lsrd near Cssal street asd I
way. They passsd . resolution .AA },
not expedisns 70 socept The gin. "asn
- tho land was not wsrtA fenciH I
Tho land il now worth millions II G
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

lis rumorsd 10 France that tAs NJ
viii proclaim himself Emps,or, Il Ill
Review. on The 10Th Of Nay. soM h
6ous have bssn presented for ta ~
msnt. A. thsss must have bssu -
BY The 0ovsrumsnt. they sssn y nd
~ Ne issyutsd design.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

Ibs 0sofgia Unioaisas ~ 3 n N
asd resolved h favor Il . Usan ~
sial Csavsasiee 10 b hsld sAse -
Hsnipsdtns ars made. dsslaiae = II
any ezpssssioa spcn easdidsass 1 -
snl tine.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

n'...esA.-A Lq,.r b, -.
~ q l!aies. having bsss - -
tiseelly By he Legislature. h. h.
ysd b : hanasons majority Il IL ~,
II: Indians q he territory Win NJ
b Ia il blsssines,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

Esd ssess .eprsve,sas u Teaehers-
Resolved. Thai vs rvgard Teach.
ere ins'iiste - ervst sneans al ~
forming the present Asfesss Ia ess eoss-
men sehoola and pressasiss true siso.
ssrd Of ia'sliissacs ihresskou, the asss
Il The people. At has,sn1as ,hss Glor-
ivss dsy when Light saa lsss shAll
hole heir ssivsssai swsy over The
0isis - hearts a nee.
hAihAsi y order u The lssss.
ssss.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13

- KsssuA b stin EaSuvias
ssso1a Des1sa. He y to spsak il
ysnssn Han sea Friday svsaiag.
&oGbewy kstisew.
We ~ ssxs sxpsst 70 learn iron
- 1sGjsass tAss Dasia Nsast~ Il
- 'AsaGjag ssespd' Aassh6sld
IN. HuissxAs's Lsr1sa.-Is h
unasssnssa ~ ~ rsesss lister Il NJ
As1nenaa I'll sssa - ssasssieaasi
nosaepssA h ssaAsaas sil - fsss<
w. . ssssoes0 ensvwsu y shs Prssi
~ snexnsaaiag ~ spss ~ pr
ssaa Aassoy sslasisss slvsys sxissisl
bsssas SAsa. ~ iasiasaiag .hss IL
sss1aa &tAs Disseaasis rsiasisas o
- ualAsA oaaAsA b sAs 6sesssssy Q
oasas. sasssia,ly - rssaras Aassris
- Aos9 - ~ - representative
~ - bsss 4 . sAArsetsr 10 esanss'
iass4 - - iaessiA Asjsssy. asd -
vssalAs h ~ sa'vibssss II ssstrali,,
- sassey vhieA - aissys hereto
Ssss oUAsa ~ sslasiaas tssssss d,
sUs 0sssFuoAsaA
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-13


sssss Of pspelsr education, and when
teachers generally shall feel more
deeply he importance Of enjoying the
sdvantasss which these Institutes af.
ford.
The following resolutions we're unsu.
imoasly adopted By The members Of
the lnstitute.
| Received la. That a members Of
the in:'isa's " feel deeply gr.tified to
Tie eitiseas q Rsslsod e. ~ is,essss
they have takes In he sseosss Of The
iessi'ete Sos IL esr1isl welcome ,Aey
haze given 70 such u esr ssubsr q
came from atreaA. sna also 10 the sow.
.'ssss a Ne scAesl districs ler the upe
/ q 'Asis sehoel hssss and their eGorts
70 render Il pleassas aaA Comfortable.
\ heso,vsd That our varmsss thanks
are due 70 ihsss grntlemen whose pres
s"oe and iastrpcsioa have added %
much 10 iss Interest Of the Insaisute,
and especially 70 d. Rev. Nr T.y,er.
Tor Ai' iodsfasiesb:s sxsrsioos 10 sw..
Ken deeper isssssss shrosshous he
couatry In behalf Il esaass seAoelS.
| ReseassA TAas ~ esly In tsAsil
Of The lassissss. bet q ali vAe hsvs
sisss4sa ~ svsaiaG issssssA -
.ssA sxvsso sss teepsa Vasissas q
ItAs esaelsoes vAsss iale~ts an slo
iyssaes have Ssss - ssAly executed
ssr ,hs e.svs'.,s o! esmnos ,skoo,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-16
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

The public exercises of the Virginia Military Institute
Monday 9Th July were attended by crowded audience
and w.e OF character highly hattering TO that valuable
institution.
Alter prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Clover OF this place. the Dec
aratoa OF Independence read by Cadet NJ Humes
Washington counly Grafton by Cadet W Lee of Aexan
d!ip Suatcry, hy George Patton OF Rchmnnd Grafton
hy t. Rtsnkenship OF Amelia; Vaedctory by Jos Mayo
West.nureiand.
Diplomas OF Graduation conferred on the following
cadets Blankenshp OF Amelia. Geo Patton OF Rich
moni city, Jos Mayo of Wcstmor,land. VIM NJ Gordon
Fauquicr W Wager of Page. Gbbon OF Page, I
Masun of King George, 5 Thornton OF Caroline, G {
Grayson of Alexandria, Mayo OF Westmoreland II
Christian OF Campbell, r S Munfod of Richmond city, n Il
Harrison OF Spots ?lvana Williams of CuIpeper H 4
Whiting CT Hanover, Neon OF Lynchburg, W NJ Wa!
ter Of Amherst G Goodman of Abcmare il, Manson
Favette, Ashhy Of Clarke, Hall of Princess Ann
+ Hudsins OF Elizabeth City; W Preston OF Ricnsnc
city, VI F'Tutwiler of Fluvanna.
The commencement exercises concluded with ad
dress The graduating class by VIM B. TaiaerrG Esq.,
Gloucester
At O'Clock the Beard Of Visitors Faculty, Alumni
Graduating Class and invited guests parlook the Lexn2
Hotel of sumptuous dinner, repe:e with go0r
oasts coed speeches and envened with "a title wine fo
their s!omoehs' sake
On Monday night the usual brilliant FIRE works came of
and the imposing ceremonies of the occasion concluded viii
splendid ball Mess Hall Of the Institute; where The
graceful forms beauty mingled the merry dance with shit
gay soldier beau and lriped the light fantastic loe the
envening trains of "Scotrs' music band.
darlington Gasstts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-16

COMMITTEES OF VIGILANCE FOR RICHMOND.
The President of the Democratic Association OF Rch-
mond has handed for publication the following list OF
nembers Of Committees appointed by him in pursuance Of
resolutions adopted by meeting Of the Democracy OF THIS
civ, on Friday evening last
FOR JEFFERSON WARD-No /.
Rchar. Huskns, Hugh Rileish, james Fl poindeSGr,
Tohn 'T,!sy Timothy Burns Charles B Hill Richard
JoEson John Hugan George Sodler, Robert Shelton,
lam II E,crnan, VIM Wood N Hill, Alexander Craig,
,',1 nat;s ,ames Mcdowell, Charles English, Eze-
al Jas Collins John Lacy Nathaniel Daniels, Orange
Iennrt Henry Morris GsorGs appeieTn pnto
onr Lewis John BIanEenshiP, Isaac Schriver Carter
Bethel. sjias Johnson, " Ellington d Sims, James
Dove Micaah Nlangum, Chas Langley e ' Shn
Wilkinson. Thomas Lambert, Joseph Jackson Charles
MI!spaush, Thos Pcmberton, Emanuel Strauss, VIM
Sn,rdn VIM Adams, VIM Vi Dade, VIM God'ey John
Fl Gilmore Wm Lyon.
FOR MADISON wARD-No:2 ?. -.
Wm F Watson, Isaac 4 Watkins, VIM Tompklns, " M
D Iuskins Samuel Hastings, David Tucker yonn
Wilson, James Fl Conway, Ambrose Carl'on, . WI" BON,
n Allen, James Shine, John NJ Daniel, R D AddnsIon
" Toy Peter " Daniel, IT,, George Gillespie, Geo
" ToIer john Belvu, Thos Jeter John Howard, MI
u'~vrr Robsrt Hughes Thomas Renovan wm Wallace,
Lewis Rigger Dabney Gooch James Foster George L
Betty, Roscoe Heath, Miles Amber, Robinson John
4 Biimmvr, John Womble, John Rogers James Be-
sher, ph!ip Gooch Charles D Yale, B!ankensip,
VIM Ford wm Cruchfeid, Charles Il BncEen, Patrick
McMann Anthony krischmann. Robert McNamee
| MONROE NaHD-No
Iarkin ~ Guzcbrook, Mark Downey, Robt Nimno,
Shelton C Davis Paul Kimbrough George w Muniord,
Henry Miller Robt Scnu jr., Sam Denoon, Bernard
| Harpn Vim is Snead VIM Sims, John Mason, YIN
cent BareaInin John Hucher, Marceus Stark" Hen
re- Kracke Edward Finney, Geo Brooks, Bev I Wells,
Thus McCook, G LANCE, Fl Dickinson, Joseph Her.
hclzer Danl Delaplanc Rob, Wiele:worh, Joseph
Courtney P Wren John Kloeber Richard Moore, 5 II
Fisher Edward Mccarthy, VIM VI Harrison, Riehd Lee,
Alex Sterling Hiram Bragg, John Kelly Daniel Touy,
| Ihos G. Epres W w l'mberlake, t Wicker, Cra~-
ford: John ppley ard John Quares, MartIn Lpscomh
Edward Cannon Geo w Clutter, W StaEke, VIM NJ
Fulton, r Lacy.
ComMITTEEs FOR COLLECTING Subscriptions TO DEFRAY
| EXPENSES
! JEFFERSON WARD-Alex Craig, Jas H pondextcr,
Timothy Burns, Chas Hill, Geo Sadler, James Alc-
DJwe Michael Purcell, John raey, George Appe!-
! MADISON WARD-Wm rompkins Saml Hastings,
| John Martin Jas Shine, K Hughes, w Totty G
| " Tnrr G l. Betty, John Womble.
MONROE WARD.-Sam d Denuon p G kimbrongh.
! L " Glazebrook Robert Nj Nmmo Mark Downey, Dan'i
Trreheaf Hiram Bragg, Vincent Bargamu, Hiram Is Dick
| insOn.
CoaMl7TEE TO INVITE SPEAKERS
Robert 6 Scott. John Mason, John ) Caskie, William
f Richie, John VI Daniel George Munford Charles Ri
lis John Rutherford. James Seldom.
COMMITTEE 10 PR0cuRE SUITABLE ROOM FOR THE MEET
1865 OF THE ASSOCIATIONS
r HasEns James Dove 6 W roler Michael, SeoSers
Il L Wig!esworlh, Daniel Deapane.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-16

WEBSTER AND THE NATIVE NOMINATION.
We published Geographic despatch on Saturday, s'a's
that Mr. Webster declined the Nluc nomination. ana au-
ystd the Wings 10 go Scott aud GaEam. II was su'
ted thai he said this 10 Mr.. Talnadge. The n l. Mirror
says:
ave beg respectfully doubt the OF Mr. TAI
madges statement There must be MISUNDERSTANDING
the matter Others also conferred with Mr. Webster a'd
report somewhat different story. Tie question however
will be settled by Ar. Webster in his speech at Boston To-
day"
r. Webster however did 30, say word ABOUT me ma
Ter hs speech Boston probably concluding oest ho
suly his lanres by with the feathers oil scout
The Sum- Of Philadelphia Nu,ve paper, which ought 10
know something about il. says
"Mr. Webster willie passing through this city on Hea'
nesday distinctly accepted the American nomination ot
President, saying 10 his qusr!sis: "Genemen, VIII stan"
the fire."
The National Democrat SAYS:
"This is 1ent got up by The Native Wings for the
purpose Of apparently opposing SCOTS nomination. ne
real object is humoug ha adopted citizens into the dea
that sold Fuss and Feathers" is obnoxious 10 the Natives
while every knows they rolling his nomination un-
der their tongues, like sweet morsel"
IMPORTANT DENlAL.-The Boston Journal of Saur-
day evening" says:
I'VE are authorized state, directly end authoratvc!Y
that there is whatever in the above reported con-
verss,on between Mr.. Webster and Mr.. Tafaadge.
awe presume that if Mr. Webster desires 10 communicate
medium of another party The reports mich are in clTcu
a,ion with regard his future entitled 10 nc
credit"
This is in reply to The remarks reported by the NJ Times
having been made by MTamadgc 10 the 9Th Ward Scott
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POETICAL.
THE FLOWE RS.

OF the long year, the fiow'rcss bloom
But one short season-and OF ms
Few are the hours Of light ana oliss;
To kiss the dews 10 shed perfume
Dance in the breeze-and theh decay
Die-as die the clouds-away.
Unseen, unknown, imprisoned they
Through summer, autumn, winter pass;
Through heat and cold their little day
or Spfing-lle dawns and then, alas!
They smile-contented with their fate
They smile and die-lhe desola1ei
Yet even that little life is eloom'd
In sorrow ;-pilfer'd by the bee;
By The rough storm wind shakeni doom'd
TO the worm canker'd atomy,
A misty morn-a frosty hour,
Deadcns the leaves, and kills tho flower.
o, spare them-spare them In their reis"'
Their swift and feeble re'Gn-so eho''
When lonsest--and At beet SO VAN
Q, not in vanity or sport, .1 s,em,
Tear Them from their nnnterna. s'o"'''
R ra' let .,', them ,,I rear their dindems
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-16
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA JrLy IA FIRE broke out about half past
o'clock this evening the ti!ih Of the large brown
stone building opposite The State House Chestn Stree,
occ Cd principally BY SpeaEman & Co.'s India Rubber
manuiac0ry. The lower stories were occupied by B 3
Btown, fringe and cord maker! WTl Hanson, decorative
arucns; o Carriers PAM warcro0ms; SaiIod & Cook
mar curtain Carry < Co scurtain store; Fasslori's
billiard saloons and the ~aveFly bowling saloon, in the
basement.
Tie fire was principally confined to tie upper stories,
lou.h the irwe! i0o;s were greatly damaged by @uter-
Harrison 6 M;ce!s picture frame mandatory also
burnt The lire was c0nhntd by tic hemen 10 the building
in which II commenced. Tie loss is Ecavy being out par
sv covered By insurance o. c. B. Carter had large aoh
costly s'rcS OF musical Instruments ai nearly runeo,
among which were twenty five pianos and meiodsons