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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-14
SUSPICION OF LARCENY OwNE1

SUSPICION OF LARCENY = OWNERS
WANrED--A young man named Nicholas Baker was
yesterday arrested by Officer White OF the Seventeenth
Ward with seven handsome figured silk han kerohefs
in his possession, which he offering for SALE When
questioned relative to them he stated that boy had
given them to him TO dispose of on commission. The
property is believed to have been stolen, and be
seen ON inquiry to John Labor, Clerk at Essex Police
Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-14

RANGE THE THERMOMETER,
AZ y 6elctr's, Lor-eyiy Lynch CLrygsl 25i Waus
.IryS. TAM Noou- JPN 5PM
April ij--.-.....fO 81 50 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-14
PLANIsPHERrc QUARTZ GRrNDER.-We

have been shown working model of a newly patented
machine for crushing, grinding and puverizng the
Quartz OF California and other Mineral regions which
seems to US TO embody decided improvements upon any
machines now in use, saving in cost and power while
doing its work rapidly and perfectly. We may speak
more fully when this machine shall be ready Tor exh
hilton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-14
ACCIDENTAL man named Felix Mac

key, was discovered early yesterday morning by on.
Wals bleeding profusely from his neck having, he
stated, fallen upon sharp stone He removed to
the residence OF his son. at the above number where he
received medical attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-14
IACEs AND EMBROIDERIEs.-T sDecial

attention Of the ladies Is directed a and ele
CANT assortment Of rich Laces and Embroideres just
ing rich Lace Window and Recess Curtains, Muslin
Drapery, rich Lace Bertha Capes Undersleeves Chem
settles, Collars Cuffs, and Ladies' Embroidered Pocket
Handkerchief Also, Jaconet and Swiss Flouncing
Edging and Insertings, Silk Cotton and Iisle Thread
Gloves and all other fancy goods. Ladies, remember
Columbian Hall, No. 2sl Grandst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-14
MAD Ox.-On Monday evening an

which was being driven through the Frstav. ESCAPED
from its driver and .furousy through the avenue
endangering the lives of pedestrians. man NAMED
Phillips was tossed by the animal and landed among
pile of paving sustaining serious injury. All et
orts to capture the animal unsuccessful and HI
was finally shot down by Officer Erb Of the Eighteenth
Ward Police
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-14
IAdveftiscmeuLI

NIBLo's.-The Roussets' attracted a
most brilliant audience last evening Tonight the as
characters. notwithstanding the unpleasant weather,
the houses are uniformly crowded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-14
Court CALENpAR-This Dav.-CoM

COURT CALENDAR-This Day.--COM-
MON PLEAs-Part I-Same Tuesday Part Ii-Nos.
29s a52 $780, 49, 1884, ss6, 1885, 800 1872 396 400 4oL 4Oj
408 4l0.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos 49, III, IS l. ia, 49, 49, 1872
199 2O7 g. p 81 &C. 2l3 pa 2l5 PIG 2l7 2i9 30
22 23 ga DIS 2S. 672 IN 2s 20 800 23l 23 234 255
Z6 27 238, 800 $40, PAL, 2i2 2i3.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Nos s2i a67 sf7. 2i6 s22 al3 2S3 255
232 358 359 $50 36l, 362, $685.
U. S. DISTRICT CouRT-Nos. 10, 81, 2 to g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-14
LYoN's CHEAP SYsrHM.--If annoyir

insects and rats and mice not externinated Il viii
not be Lyons fault The Magnetic Powder and Pills
have been reduced in price half They can now be
purchased by the million The poorest laborng man a.
well the millionaire can have them and every house
can be swept clear Of bugs reaches rats or mice for
3 cents Beware Of spurious poisonous limitations Buy
only saie and preparadoas Lyons Sold ss No.
IA Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-14

An eIectIOH Oh DUcCtUIs Vi VIC ILOHy M
and Railroad was held to-day. at which all the old Board
was reelected.
The supply of Land Warrants is moder-
ate and the market firm, at sll20sl20 for lso acres
e5s0s64 for 80 acres; s2s 0s33 for 40 acres.
The following is statement OF the move
ment In Cotton since the ls of September last % COM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-14

~ 1t will be seen by an advertisement
in another column that the propreors of tho fine
ers City Of Manchester" and City of Glasgow" be-
tween Philadelphia and Liverpool, have made consid-
cradle reduction in the fares especially for steerage pas
sengers They win also take coarse goods from Liver
pool the rates of freight to be fixed there by the agents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-14
u In the case of Margaretta Loren2

nothing done yesterday, in consequence of the in
disposition of the magistrate before whom the charg
preferred against her to be investigated 1t will prot
ably be taken up on Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-14

NoTIcE.-Persons suffering from coughs,
pain in the chest chronic rheumatism, coic dysentery
headache, munps, toothache, &C. requested to try
Dr. Tobiass Venetian Linncnt and If Is superior
to anything else, their money will be returned. For
sale by the druggists and storekeepers in every town
and village In the United States Price, 25 and 50 cents
Depot No. 240 Greenwich-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-14

SUDDEN DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN
Died by stroke of paralysis yesterday morning, in the
57h year of his age, William A. p Pentz, native of this
City, and for so years resident of the First Ward He,
well his father, long since dead, identified
with the interests of the First Ward-were extensively
known genuine Knickerbockers and highly respected
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05
wHIG CERTlFICArEs EXPOSED.

We mentioned yesterday the effort u II" "f. Jr"tnh"
the religious hnnbne hg which -" attempt
was made dupe Catholic We ni~p 'rr"s"''
the Of the certificates ~irh had been recently got
up by the whlg ": slated ma! hcs pore on
their Of and malgnant ph-izinshp,
and that they couched in the lao@o2" ot iay nr'u>a-
linn and bnv. n 10 r,abir We
since received reliable nprmGti 10 tie ~ which
those certificates been got and II i III keeping wEh
conduct u t" WAC direct The "1sa'l'n- :" lie Sc
ward pny We have IL from good authority 'nrt m lti>h-
man rom NcW York recrniy went 10 the house o fellow
counryma esldn. IN Concord who couii rot fe'i and
cvuilrd him aftI his marx paper !sy" =" Scott
His con the circumstance rsr,lcu1r - Concord,
and begged him the New York em-ary Who
would doubtless induce Others 10 sisn his statement or cef
hcates
AT Manchester and other manufacturing town. or the
Mermac river the nn- employ ing lfi-hnen h'r
We are informed COMPELLED ihen TO sisn Seward wing
pcrs and under pain oi discharge from employ
nnd Tie certificates are R''en To- me ""'l 10 7"ch
sheets as the Manchester American the Nashua Telegraph,
and the ord Tfibunc-tnr ast being -cah""u- r'-
uayn IA per csabsned under auspices Of art GREE
lev Truman Smith, and ,omrlay. wiiO conir" N" move
menrs of Scott party. Tnesc are tie !'Hn- from
which Republic copies the certificates presents ~ It's
readers in order 10 dupe our Catholic citizens
AS the day OF election draws nIgh the Wing managers
getting reckless and desperately boli in Their
rupt and corrupng operations. up the raT of election
people may expect The West iasehoui scattered
through the country The attempt " Ill b..
the which deer,ed most fumiacs - late say
prevent the possibility Of timely expu-ne and Jnig
ing by the incidents OF the campaign are prepared
find that the "hg managers have taken nears TO :er-
rupt eegraohic communication the eve OF the el'cen
in order to insure impuny TO fraud. Irry II mystery
that OF reputable character and honest purposes at
Intentions in with such slippery ictndsogs
as Seward, Smith, Greeley an. Company o"''"'
We are indebted 10 Mr. j. W Randolph for copy OF his
Farmers Calendar the Virginia and North Carolina A.!
manac for 1883 Both contain large amount o Interesting
matter. In the Almanac will be found very valuable Aa
,eorologica table.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05

lSEING South. will offer TUESDAY.
the uci fair day thereafter.
marie county t. Rlvanna canal miles from the
Central Rail miles Scottsvile miles from Char
contemplated location OF the Alex
,ndra and Lyucbug Rail Road This lard has been
ouc improved me and susceptible OF Tie high
state with lime, by actual est 80 acres On
there convenient new frame Dwelling House. w
other necessary with fields cleared and
ralswe "aee and well taken IN clover
timothy grass There OF the best limestone and
sn the this land Also the
stock OF Cattle Utensils Hay and Wheat Straw and The
Household and nitciien Furniture -
Negroes or land in the State Of approved locality will
be taken III payment, II preferred. al fair valuation.
health ed by other IN the county,
however a yorably situated. Address, Charlottesville
sam ol--rw3w. SAMI.. MAYO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05
,,..n .,un,y \ O. Aug I6-au n. NJ THoRSTt
oAKyALE FOR SALE.

WILL sell privately, FARM containing as acres Of land on
ha river Road leading Richmond Charlottesville the
county OF Fuvanna miles from Palmyra and miles from the
yer hundred of whe woods and hnc 10.
land about hundred Of good meadow land having
crssk running which ha been diched through the
snrc act and there springs field The huihgs
are acc brick dwelling, with four rooms and passage below,
TWO kitchen with five rooms below stairs ne
corn harm houses large able-su-
Sc.n Tor thirty horseswe shaded fine well OF water IN me
and the TO the house, Know OF IN he
county or State Upon the WHOLE this Farm is one ol me most
nlea sant situations in the county. -, ,,,,.,
whou, reserve on day If a not The next ar DAY there,
And al the same time, all of my Household and kiche
Fnpnure Cmps OF ali kinds stock Horses Cows Sheep and
Hogs Plantation Utensils Wagon and Harness. Ok Cart Car
Tho erms OF the land will he ade known on inc d! OF
sale and will accommodating For the perishaoe ~
ad of ,r months will all 3l-bonds WIN
snproyed security beaIing from date being
Sims of $40 and under, cash. ROBI. w. CChhiH'
CENT lSh Nov.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05

i'ic';it IL t!.Ia:.sc Every s,enlr.i PLEASED!
"'' lee sa,: af.rncai<, &e",: 4,uu"o, suuGi aHh
e"cygs View u N:r Hunters a,'ds He r,t;f;,trrud b
saying thr lie scu: net ,:dss himself r,-u.riY The
personal politics embraced i: lie pa r.::ass iic
bickEt1 The cJriy history c tie Oil Tn.ri: Republican
sc'oSl-cicfriy nce sYuni and tracry.tiv. pin
c;pcs 10 which thu Virginia school had given brhttc
great principles Vi equality ana sovereignty Ul Inc Stas
and oI inLi, du.l energy and competitions cJnrasnc-
ton 10 The ceEtrnziun and rli.n Gc:shatow;nI doe
tiincs of tie FcdefaI party. H. showed n~ The De-
mocTac party had lriow I'd lut@s .rg nj. re-
pcbIcaa school and 10" the prosperity Of country HAD
thereby been gradually surely pGonocd-ard that the
only safety ot institutions found in strict
Obedience : doctrines The Virginia school. o.: The
subject 0! foreign clGt;ons Mr. H. Traced The benefits
10 be derived from !edl:ns with European aits, and
al tie same time strictly adhrring to Mr.. MonIou'a
doctrine Of allowing European sys:cms lake
root and spread upon continent
In depicting The march of Anglo American energy ard
genius from the Atlantic the Pacific and The Wonderful
progress OF An.IAecan civiz .tion Mr. HGn!er
glowing llucnce wheh thrilled a heart. drew down
lon.conl.auyd applause. IN lev words he pointed out
The Gecdcd objections 10 The election o Cen scot ana he
paid beautiful compliment Cien Pierce entirely SOUND
upon question Of :SuuGrn Rights worthy and
faithful exponent Of the principles Of the Vginn Rcpuh
School, vital the rights OF The States and Of n
vduals and 10 the prosperity and safety ot tic Union
Mr. Hunter concluded with q glowing tribute 10 the
al-nts and virtues of Jefferson, Madison Monroe Roans
Giles and tho other fathers Of the Virginia Republican
School
The address most cordially received and motion
OF Alr. John Howard The following resolutions, thanking
Mr. Hunter and asking for COPY Ct h sicrh unan!-
mUusy adopted. We hope carly day 10 lay ir. ljua
ers fine speech before readers. II must exert adml
rabc influence upon The public mlnd
Resolved That the wancst thanks ul this Association be
cUdrrci the Hon. K. VI. t. HuSTEu Tor the hGhy phIs1
phc slutcsmankc, ana eloquent address which s nas just
delivered before iii ara That 0i the same o hereby
earnestly solicited Tor publication III the DcnuLatic papers
vi The city.
Resolved ihnl committee Of three be appointed to car
~ the resolution into effect.
Under the second resuItiun Mcssrs John Howard, Mm
F.. Richie and John VI. DAME" appointed the com
mtee.
After the adjournment Friday night, Mir. Hunter vas
entertained by several friends handsome and agreeable
supper the "Amcrcan Hotel"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05
PRESIDENTIAL CALCULATIONS.

The New York Herald publishes tables of election
results throughout the Union for the past thirty years,
and says that accordn. all rational conclusions founded
ON facts and on natural ucrcncc would appear that Gr
neral Scott has not the slightest CHARGE of reaching The Pre-
siirncy and that all the military popularity attributed IA
him IN and unquaid absurdty in the history ut
politics in this country. Olr elections been decided By
other causes and springs than lhusc arising from military
popnary and even the military rrnown OF Jackson, Har
.cr and Tyio w"u!I have elevated any "l he to
the Presidency without combination OF other political
social commercial and financial causes concnfrins III those
particular times and unctnTs The fee So! vote Hcf" o.
lis Van Buran influence which fictitious lnIpor
'lac. l5l. vii yr rc.uccd - ifs natural dm"r-i"a-
The w, 5r tmar in It's general features and cha
those winch have marked the history ot III" r"an-
try fo .- tr,v" years; hu il will oe hc list c"nies;
between tl Democratic ana Wing parties under these par'i
cu4r appcal"n~. II the Democratic party BE- triumphant
as every figure seems Indicate il wi-rlc Wing party
WIN sink into :uai cA.inclion lie il will BE- ruled in
conjunction wiz! hc abolition section, and William H. Sew
ard dre IN carr ing General Scott into The Presidency
will fell back iis original principles of agitation aholt
liOns and denagoauSG on ct which he srFang, and hs
which liz has acIoi hrS prrscr! pnst"n
Wh, is 10 he ,hn rcx, Pres!ent? Eo figures cf thirty
cars past nscae General piec" hy III" present con-
bn,ii n and rn .a,ion ni i,ar.~ viii be elected Pres
,ien! nye Cenrni Srott b. prohrls plurality |" nnry
ttr,r thousand vn;s several States AZ" "nc hundrt
and rgh'y-two electoral Vote in Il" tnt'n
AS WE EXPECTED : Gcu. Scots speech At Colan
bus in WHICH he undertook ynLca:" himself :rom the
charge Of nnyIr inflicted dsgcral punishment uppa Ger.
man soldiers uus d,iirereG IN pablc by hin any
lrhcrc
The Columbus Statesman say. Il delivered, i: NIL,
TO 'wo friends" in Gen SCOTS private Parior al the Neil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05
A GOOD MOVEMENT.

At tho instance several members of the party the South
Side Democrat suggests the Democrats oil Petersburg
the surrounding counties, the pr"pr.ty "i hodn@
Mass Meeting al Petersburg time in the Latte! part Of
October We trls; that the design will be Carried out and
that bazc OF enthusiasm will b. klnlrd that viii secure
good "Od Hickory majority" We expect much rom the
Cnckade Town, aud hope 10 her nclgh1orS give
rood account of themselves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05
SENATOR HUNTERS SPEECH

The people Of Richmond have rarely had greater ih'e
ectual treat than The mastery speech Of Senator Hune,
delivered Friday night last before the Democratic AsSo
citation of Richmond. The African Church was fea-aha
we were glad number OF Democrats from ne2hoof
ing and distant Counties and great many Of tho wings OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05
RUNAWAY NOTICE.

GORGE, committed TO jail OF tha city
the 2h day runaway slave. lie is about
years 2S inches high (with"u sioer brown
compile has the OF his head occasoed as
he George had when committed checked
light coored cashmere pansa black cloth cap and
lie GooGc Mont
has addressed by letter. bu:
al received
~ hereby notified forward, prove property pay
and Lin away e will be disposed n according TO
and Jaur OF Petersburg,
pn,.rsllnrr. .Sari 2I,h 1872. ~ -CwGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05
NEW FALL AND wINTKK GOOOs.n
NOKVELL, JONES EGGLESTON,
<,p< ~ ~ Al

SORVELL, JONES d. EGGLESTON,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. "A Peari Street. tnear The X and d Railroad DerOt)
HFFER sale low, cash, punctual customers
" 3 packages Loaf Crushed Coffee and Refined Sugars
Is htds. Pcrto Rico, Muscovado, and \. o. Sugars
81 10 do do and w. l. Moasses.
IS barrels and tierces Mo and Mnlasses Syrup.
2l0 bags Rio, Laguira and old Java Coffee.
IN bales Mocha Coffee.
500 Kegs Cut aud Wrought Nails.
5000 Havana and Regaiia Cigars
700 ms Wrapping Paper.
o0 halt boxes Ralsins.
li5 Sperm, Adananine and Talow Candlss
$50 sacks Liverpool Salt
IS baskets Champagne Wine.
q quarter casks Madeira. Port and Sherry Wine.
IS Cases Claret Wine.
225 barrels Rye Whskev
Al Old R,c do. superior
50 do Old Apple and Peach Brandy.
half pipes old French Brandy.
do Vintage 1885,
pipe Pine Apple Sin.
Sc barrels n. f. KUN.
halt pipes superior jamaica Spirits.
- dozen Painted Pals.
- nests Tubs
$50 dozen hemp Lines and Cords
l1j DO heavy Cotton Lines.
Cot'o Yans Bans aud Wrapping Twne. Window Glass. PEI
Ginger Curpeas Iron Steel Powder Shot; Cap and Lee
Paper Shoe Theod sole Leather Ruet Leather Smoking an
t,br tobacco. Aug 27rwSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05
7 UhutT WTINtHI
Acceplcd under frs; terms proposed.

President Democratic Association.
Att p NJ The discussion commenced Mr.. Wise spoke
one hour and halt Mr. CHrrngon replied one hour and
half Mr. Wise tcIoncd hour Mr.. Cirrngion replied
The discussion conducted with good order
and IN good temper By dchaters After Mr. Caring"
ton had concluded his last hour Mr. Wise I" r"y
rhrr hour. Mr. Holiday, the President oi The chpp"wa
Club requested be allowed say word Mr Ni>cti'ii
him make the explanation lie Eiid mat according
10 The terms he considered Gscus ssion cnridcd and
read The terms support his view. Nj Cooke icn ricd
INA, Mr. II llday had correctly stated Tie terms, hGi H.
submitted that The pcc: present r2ht continue thc t!s
clssnn oy remaining aud hearing brIn a"riincn or n"
MIR Wise then incrIosci and attempting ihat
nbIdci by the That they dd not - He me par
Hes but reply Of hour each; and ihat "h ~ 80
rstuud the terms he w"ui not have accepted Them lie
wished 10 sunni, The people whether They "hi bear
more discussion under the Limitation ol one hour .! n L"
each reply.
Mr Iloaday interrupted him in this attempt fitun
iersandInE the terms. Mr. Wise slid c dd not
the number Of replies Of each alr ii,ad&y sad =
Mr. Ns, with tore and manner Z" -u9'ir'. VI -" go
said in The same and mann.. :"r Sir without
rcrca,inu Mr. HotaIay's (he didn't remember hs
name nj the monlcui) aila-: i expected u hc i'cat
gentleman when here tonight Mr. ilo'diaS hskt!
h.t what liz said. Mr. Wise repeated - cApac' To- ."
treated as n gentleman when came here in-n.hi' Mi
ilol!ny replied :"Mr. Wise, Il you say t!h have not
rra,d like genii man ynn say what u i".>" Nj
Wise Immediately struck hm in III face Gchctncn In
stunatcd the Drtt;e ano her blow pass ana
meeting dispersed Mr.. Wise retired TO Mr. E""k"s
house and from his porch cxiord hi- Democrat rhd- t.
observe order all b. tii'ln. IN
for night. II was an hccl"h"i ana
momenarv cause o: iulf whCh he hoped would pace
away without further occasion for ance.
This desire published card Oh my auihrri'y
| am cumpried leave Portsmouth tomorrow. making
Professional engagement al EasIs!c Nr',m;on r""nty
HENRY A WISE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05


We that Slight difficulty occurred at Ok
ford Hall last evening during the discussion between Mcsss
Wise ana CaInoton. II grew out ~ misunderstanding
,,rtwrcn the Hon. r. 4. Wise and "Hr young tuwnsnan,
Jas c. Holadny Esq We have ne,u handed 'Ie following
Tor publications. whlcll .i.c with pleasure:
4 CARD
Thursday Sept 30rh lS52 proposition was made for
discussion between Messs Wise and CarngiDu. the
Presidential election BY Jas q t"laav Prc.tcnt o The
Chippewa Club oi Portsmouth, and accepted by Cooke,
President of the Democratic Association OF Portsmouth,
Newtown and Gospor in the following words and igues,
TO- wit
For discussion betrccn cssrS. Wise and Ca-rimg!or
TERMs-One hour and half each, with reply al one
each; hours EACH with reply OF one hour and
4 half each Mr. Wise 10 lead oil.
fSpncdl J. G.. ilOLLaDAT,
President Chippewa Club.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05

nESIEE 10 sell nv plantation lying Amelia county upon he
Appoma,o1 BeSells bridge The farm contains oo0
and The improvements ample and good repair u is
gu, from Richmond about 30 miles and from Petersburg
@ h ia conyenen! Danville ard the Glover Hill Kali
roaSsthe cheap and ready access 10
ke The neghboIhood n peasa. and asseeaoe & my h
t1Ot''>A 49,
Sept 2l-cAd2avlm