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Police Intelligence.
MORE COMPLAINTS AGAINST PALMER a co.

MORE COMPLAINTS AGAINST PALMER CO., THE
CALIFORNIA TICKET SELLERS.
Two complaints instituted yesterday. before
Justice 0-born, against d 5. Haight aud Charles s.
Palmer Of the firm CT Palmer 4 Co. " Edwin j.
Aldrch ~ Adams. Massachusetts who deposed that on
the 2lst Feb last he purchased at the Office Of Palmer
Co. No. Battery place. several tickets, emitting
the holders passage San Francisco for which he paid
the Il 5000. AT the time Of buying these tickets
uaight represented that Palmer Co of the
steamships William Penn and City OF New York; the
former steamer would sail from this port the "a dag
March and the latter the 20th II the month: and
That they had steamers 10 connect with these on
the Pacific, 10 convey the passengers forward to
San Francisco, all Of which the witness asserts wa.
fsle and untrue and done with fraudulent intent,
TO induce him to purchase tho said tickets The msg--
trntc the facts set forth above issued his warrant
for the arrest Of Haigh and Palmer but late hour
last evening the officers holding the warrants had not
succeeded in making tho arrest
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MEDICAL.


nR. COOPER II DUANE STREET, HAS ron TEf
IL last twenty years enjoyed the most extensive p-acsa
IA uriyato dinVAse. Of medical Ia Nov YORK 10
can emo Tho aggravated Of this diees snd mild
days DIR. Cooper tin
form IN TIVE weeks Of constitutional deb and
cspg him. II affords Or &. unboundcd peagre to h.
refcr TO many persons Who after suffering slon
time have been restored by him nor oot be
An undertaken treated with csudor No ,ne-r
used N.B-strGngeral don't b. deceived by ono rbo
sonntcs my have not left Duane itro1t sos
cards in the New YORK Sunday Times aud Atlas.
TYR. WARREN, NO. ! MOTT sTgEBT CONTINUES
- ~ be consulted On tie treatment aud euro ~ prs
disohscs lbrtyseyeh years cnaLlea hin, L. e-
debility. liz treatment il safe nhd sneeay Ak
mercury nhod, or confinement from hngpess sud
recent occurrence invariably onrod In from three Il ~
days. n H.-No foc till erred ~ -
NO FEE TILL tIRED--DR. CORBETT no IN. -
street. may be consulted cOnfd0ntiay On Ia, 49,
llcnt " delicate discaqoa Twenty yoara nratc;
inns speciality Of the profession enables him snsei
hnd permanent cnres, and roeont romnynd Ii tI
days me victims 81 qnaoh can appy with ocrninty
~ henf honnrably treated Prom his 49, l.
enabled TO cure elcotually certain nervous debtv "A
Or Corhett Is member Of tho Now York Uniynrsitv
nR JOHNSON, IeDUANE STREET so WELL N,to,C,
~ for the last twenty-five years for liz suporisr cacnt
81 private Diseases still be Consulted M lila aid g n
any 0 tho following complaints yg Hypililio ar orcay
niccrf gandulnr cnlarRomcnts and nervous dshty An
csscs undertakcp treated with candor and no oareo
cure is perfected. '' ~ ~ ~ uh'osS
hR;JOuNSoN, ~ DUANE STREET VIII FnpYuiq :
Nwi imng 10 cure any die aeo he underl.I,.
s ~ pfNr tWonty two years his prescnt All 90 R.
49, ~ my mcdtanl man IN New York Tloqa Vii,
ulsca'o can apply 10 Dr. with tho dir
door - Nr, C0opviS 49, ''f''' - Y, NIX
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Cleared.

Cleared.
ship Huguenot, Gardner Liverpool, Grinnel, Mintcrn
shir vicksburs, nughe New Orleans, W Nelson & SON.
Slip southport Mccormack Savannah, sturgos, Clear
Bark Camilla (Dsp, Busch ST Thomap Russell n Nor.
Brs Reuben Carver, Carver, san Juan 7 white Co.
Brig Rosaurader tDanl jansen, HumacOa. Pr Myller.
BRIG Aimatia Smith. :lacme G Douglass.
Brig Champion, Dickey, Portland II nrcokmsn
, schr Chas a Hannah Thatcher Jeremic, NJ rrecmsn
sclr Coleraine tBr) Moore. Hnlin,x, master.
sghE II liallock, Manducl, Wilmington Nc Mccrca.
scfr ya@estown ccoi retorsbgrs Hunter CO.
Scsr nchmo9d. Th5y, ltchm9nd, Y II pierson.
s,eaT Mary Ellralsth, sh.e, rhhadelr6ia. Hand
sST T assa s' Gftoa@ o o.g psy;a s
sshr gam WIZ Ny rs Ieaora 'as'tcs
oio6p jas Graham, Nichols rall River.
Arrived.
steamship FLORIDA Lyon sayannsh 5s hours. With md..
aS o q sra a. sf ssua hsI with Ala
bsne 1epge ior Savsnnsh; Ola. %
With de 10 master la pcrlenecd very weather
Bar Amelia On 9eden MS,agsa y days with sggsT
nor lost sails &c. Msrch H. "a Cape Florida ii slus
other dsmagc; 18th on Cape lookout, large
Brg vsnd.lia Wisms Car5ens. ltd,yf With u,olagses
T. Pedro Dia.o, vessel e = esmlth \ sens. ,,.. :,
days With AMI noasos u Manuel Lsehar" yesoi to
Brg Ismsrae Tboradyse. Alta, spa q days with
la,sos, g icslS 8 Lyman, sesol . 7 7 White
SsAr LILA Is4s, saSvash ret ~ Fiat y days VIII
ttole irg susan Dpncrn Mitchell from Wilmington, sc,
s5 Nor,ra.' s9ssr J1 e, Nqrs y yin coffee 60
sId sIIpug tesd ~ ioremast.
Star go Lun Ilingswortt Richmond, day..
c H5 i nsIS S nI No.: mnGrd u
miles - tsW TIC sunken ark reported by
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SHIPPING.

~ WORCESTERSHIRE PACIFIC. FROM LiFERPOOi.
~ VIII commence dischar ng under godaal order NJ ht
berth foot Of Canal street "Wednesday oath liant AZ
o'clock A. H. Consrnecs viii please acnd thoir permits
beard immediately mad attend 90 the receipt % thor gcods
EDW'D. X. COLLINS & 90.
IliCEED UP IN TIE LOWER BAY, by rua PILOT
J boat James Avery, Thursday, tho isth inss., y
Whitehall Boat with white bottom and sunwaic
rod aud yellow rtrosk outside tho bows
The got Lcr, by proving property ana PAYNE
elArses. AlIll 81 500 " Ater street.
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y
trr,y,d--Shps clarifa Curtis, Lycrpoo Vancouver,
York. fritn InuIcy EatnNr0; IaIlo PmsdclpaiA bfgi
Marl F3wofd y Fremont is"iti'aort Ihcs I hn9s'
RuN It gLRgcii hia flhr- Olive Clark, Eliza MATILDA,
ClfcHe llleu IuEtrttc, hustin stevens, Triumph,
STttteu. and iawlins Pdlndcphiai Granite state,
pr3 ANt Flowers, hAurk.
1.NtilUl Man Ltstcr, River ia Platte lrig Doano,
al0. fehfs ~ bard, Jneneii sarah Jane, Ph'sdel-
tst rlo Il i rlftdeIho, last nisLt came in contact
N@#t f#tlN Nu .tflr, md lu sfhiFrl como damage,
NV fiRHrnRn March ~
h##.r... trf Isbstls Ngtpt
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Mr. BMuots, Mt THoMAs RAuaosD Of New York, 10 MLss
JcnAscE BEsNHARDr, Of wcrtcmburg Germany.
Ncss YORKER Stats Zeit,r'g please COPY.
In Brooklyn, on Monday, March % by tho Rev D. IL
Halscy, JoHn JANSEN to Miss ELnABErH MvLLirrAv, u
New Rochelle
On Sunday evening. March 81, by the Rev Charles IL
Whitaker. Mr. DANirL W KrrG. Of Grconburg, West
chester county Ia Miss EMLr WOODWARD second daugh-
ter OF j. w Woodward NJ. D. Of this city.
On Saturday oyoning March 20 at 81 Peters Church,
by tho Rev Mr. Quinn, Capt Thomas O'OALLAcIiAN to
Miss MARGARET 7. DunLISG, all OF this city
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HOTELS.

WORK FAMILY HOTEL. NEW BRIDGE STREET.
Iudgate min, LondonThc above house is centrally
situated has excellent coffee ton twelve private
sitting rooms between forty and nifty light airy bedrooms
smoking cold, shower baths always
ready night porter ~ atcndnncoi nxed charge for
vaptsi the New York Herald Is filed Thoas Quartornsns
tenders lila grateful thanks TO his American friends for the
he hae ons enjoyed at their hands ana socts
theLr c0utpncea patronage aGt rec9mD sotatiJn.
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Meteorological Observations.

~ MORSE s OFFICE CORNER
BROADWAY.
MONDAY March %. 1852
BUFFALO. = M--Wnd west 1t il cloudy and
ing and very unpleasant evening Barometer = So.
Thermometer 50.
PiIrsuuro During the past three DAYS the weather
has been cold ndwinter but II II becoming mild
arnin
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

T)ARTNER WANTED.-THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING
large and extensive stock of Cloths Ca
and Vestings would like to open branch store Any
son being good salesman and having small capital
vest, will address William street.. Herald Office.
A PARTNER WANTED IN A DINING AND OYSTKH
IA Saloon opposite the New Haven and Harlem depot
of the lest stands in the city None but
person need apply. For particulars apply to
T. MOORY, 100 Centre street.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

DE c. BROOKES DANCING AGA DENY, BRO0MR
IL street, between Elizabeth and Mott streets Tho
trance for the present viii DO 359 Broome street Days Of
tuition Tuesdays and Fridays. All persons wishing
scribe either for the classes private lessons will please
apply at 223 Grand street. corner of the Bowery The
school will continue open during the spring and
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ANTHOLOGY, SO


MRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN
AVA deTa her 10 Ades this
In htroogy Love ard Law Mstors Interpreting Dreams
&c. by books and science constantly relied by
and viii tell The OF the lady they will
marry Also the OF the visitors RosiJencs GRAND
street between Clinton aud Attorney streets. les
NIFTY cents; geptlsmon one dollar
w JTCHCRA IXPLAJNED-PERSONS WIDE
w awake controlled by the power Of the WILL b. Brown,
60 he tho mVst suoceserl eypermentcr Of tho
Lectures and fxperipo Psychology evening
this week At the Society Library Rooms, Brogdwa
and Leonard street Mr.. Brown Is popular lecturer aud
IL experiments Of such convincing character that the
determined saoI 80 away firm believers In this
science.
III THE SICK ATTEND!
H. 20 sK and feeble, come To mo;
Though sid you We elsewhere sought in yalI,
My charms ahnli bid your sickness dee,
Rets0ro y.rr strength, relieve your pain.
With pptioas made when friendly sthrH
Smiled radiant, In the oloudoss say,
curc All maladiea that
JhGn coma-0hi wherefore will ye uie!
1n lusuosH, ioNo, ~ MI The csrcHs
That this chuckcrca life attend,
Ny art rorcstos, reveals, prepares,
And g. Inisfortunes truottlfrienu'
hstr0ltgy---that ancient art, -,
c0niointd with geomanuo bhihi
Gan ma your earesyour panGs uopart,
And from you ward the oominf III
Ihrn Lnsto to Dr. ROGAtkS, Wnefe,
Pure coptomns all irsud anu u fi
him. old, young and rough snu liis-
sol him in White atrcot, number rix,
uct,ors q mr. C. W Htoheck will be roliiousy attended
a. rro-uad For particulars oal and ret an Astro
iooaI Aannc gratis where certificates oan no
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ristk V IA him thai no did not believe 1t was relevant
he ID bei~vc u 10 be relevant
Question excluded and exception taken
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY. Mare n 2l--G y. NJ.
ByEASs1urfs.-Four had declining inclination tic
days transactions not exceeding SEQ bhl--common 10
good Southern at 81 43& t2ls; ordinary to choice
State at 81 30 81 10, ana mixed 20 fancy Western Mt
81 10 50 per th. Rye flour ard corn meal continued
inanmatc There only COO bushels mixed Southern
wheat bought at 81 who rye % 500 bushels changed
hand in part to arrive. at ~ &C. and on tho spot at
nc and q corn 10000 bushels yellow Southern at Oh
o &c. per bushci-an improvement. Oats ANA barley
seemed unalterta.
Cor1oS-The market continues -oft under tho adyicc'
OF heavy receipts 1T New Orleans and sluggish tone ~
Liverpool reported by the Pacific Ihs saies were LOO
bales.
Fn,Icrrs TO Liverpool doll. and engagements
light Cotton 7-32d Tor iour lg CT ofored,
and H. I'd asked Grain wa At 81 cd, but there
little Offering There nothing new 10 London or
80 Iiayrc 70 Hamburg coo bales 81 cotton were engaged
al go, and 20 DO to Antwerp ~ &c, There Was no
change in rtter 10 California. and with good supply Of
vcs,els they rather heavy.
PhoviS0Nr tended upwards the operations comprising
300 hls prime end mcss pork n $40 and I'LL $50 DO with
2U0 Kegs primo Lard Al re 90 and lec, lO3ic, aud
800 bhs primo and tecfat 80 10 81 - sul - -
Sl2 20 respectively. Other commoitie ruled about the
FEcstrIs % PRODUCE THIS
u, UcUeas Itiyrh RAHEoAp.-5i pkgs beef, do but
Lsr 1897 bah. oatt 80 do malt 10 o. feed 70 PKG.
ana III leather 40 head cattle So sheep AZ hog
l,2's beieo bay and ~ phss merchandise.
Topographic Reports.
NV onuaNs March II 1852.
-he slps ~ cotton to-day. COCO hnles At easy
prices Tho NnPaIo's news wa not received unth the
market bod oot,d .,
rho eles 4 cotton today reached 900 Laie' y IN
changed prce,-lcv middline 'ci ,trct mildlhR 70
Corn ha declined ana ~ 900 bushels changed h4uda ~
d 10 4sc Rice il il good demand u IS 50 Mttslers
N,v 0e,s Il, March 10 1852
Cotton mtrict heavy today Ill tatt rcnthpg harrly
1ooo baor 80, alc u the week hlte been - 800 bala
Receipt @ III ,nc southern porte az $1,000 bales
ahead - Ia year,. Stock on hand. le3 600 halce
hccordirs " the iyto Cmyte, tho inc.tlte IN She
receipt q cotton this e-on Tho lat ~ OIL The
southern ports. i olIuO0 bale. Frikuta have con-
elerably advanced -Four sr. have Icon taken % fsf
Liverpool. ~ one hall penny TOR cotton
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DRY GOODS.


SPECIAL NOTICE TO LADIEs-REMovAL or THE
Paris hantilis Emporium 1Espositlon Publiquc
aTsa a. The subscriber rd
81, to eligible and promises No. 3i
shcn lie invites tho Inspection Of the adas Of sS
ag sHa wssn viii I 70 BIZ ss Tues
his own importation and manuacture superior both
season department. is low added (boin sui aba
connection With mantas). under the immediate supera-
tendcnce Of Dir w H. Mackenzie for many
i,h th branch Of business at tho houses Of A. T. Stewart
judgment in shass alone suciens ruartnce co-
san and supply q 'h9.s article GLo huLrlN
MRS. LLyINs. $685. BROADWAY. WILL OPEN ON
li the 18th inst and the ensuing week, her Spring
stock Of Paris Millinery Flowers Ribbons Headdresse En,,
hrpGcrrs Mourning Goods. &c &c and respectfully So
ts an early inspection from the city country
Giants niiners &c.
Nies $. G, WOOD. 3$ BEoADwAY, WILL orES
"rl lied With Dress, Mantilla patterns and
DARls MnLlNERy-SApAMEJ FINIELs. AGENT,
spSS &sr Ssry css sS ssiS will 0p0a
DARIs MlLLlHERY.-MLLL HEEP, go BROADWAY.
VII olsn on wednesday, the eth Of March, her now
,,ylc Z Faris Spring Millinery.
S,PRING 6ILLINERy.-NRs. DAVIDSON, CANAL
- street, OF Laish street, will open elegant
aotmen Of Paris spring Millinery Thursday Mar 18th.
I oUIs NAPOLEON DONE BRowN.-TnE HERO or
- srasburg and Boulognc could bya nocturnal surprise
the French miners and dresakers They up
contempt, they have just sent their friend A. CHAiILY,
iMtl Bovery the irs selection Of ribbons lace snp and
over, thaly marks and stamps tie most revolutionary
p"tSfn, ior arssssi am msGua' ana ses faster and
iyrrt Knows i nd froyns hut-lalie, remember 1868,
NV GOODS! rEw GOODS! STA. KgHR & co. RE.
Taettaly announce that they ARE receiving per late
POINT LAGOS sleeves pclcrines Collars also Ito.
ery Mis- Gloves Nj togeth0r with stock 81
Eargse crape ar Sc With variety second mourn.
TIC s,odf No 1t Broadway, between Lislth and Ninth
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Liverpool packets sailing ls Oh It'll 10TH 2ss ssI
ofevery month.
MoNEY,-MoNEY MAY BE OBTAINED FOR SHORT
M periods in sums from 81 to $1,000 watches. paks
twelr dry goods furniture horses carriages saddery
&C. e. a. she rsoiss Genera! Agency oSs ia GRIND
striotest confidence and honor may DO relied en- Once
hours frsm to 3 and from o to O'Clock.
vJNO RAILROAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ILLINOIS
proposals will be received the Of the Chief
In tho city Of Chicago illinois, for tho Grading Masonry.
without on the following divisions the Illinois
Central Railroad to witFirst division from Cairo to Big
MUDDY river miss second d. from s MSady river !:
meridian 81 miles; sixth do from Bloomington tho l
s1s river 60 Tles eighth dS from to Dunsus
miles tenth do from kankakee river to Urbana ~ miles
The proposals be for tho entire ength each
and will be received at the office in Chicago, Poc
the ninth and tenth divisions until April 18TH 1852 Mt
for the sixth division until April I'D 1852 at the
and second divisions. until May 9Th 1852 at Pre-
files plans and approximate estimates of quantities will be
the and payment will be
aished at the office, the New York and Now Haven
city and At the Office the Chief in Chicsso lii
nos and after March % 1851 The relates
t. the rss and second also BE- at Jones
sale Lasae county Illinois, and to the eighth division
Frseport stephenson county Illinois Separate proposals
furnishing Ties Plank Bridge Timber and Piles for the
whole any part Of the road SPECIFICATIONS may be OBJ
the Office Of the Chief Engineer Chicago Satsfact1ry
references will in all cases be required. X. b. MASON.
Illinois papers please copy, aud send paper to MOI
Hanover street, Now York.
XUANTED--S7OO OR $500 ON MORTGAGE ON A SUR
subcear The house 20 feet inches 'front.' and 70 feet
deep well built and occupied No other ncumbranee It,
The house and lot cost 81 For particulars apply at
BARNARDS Office at the lumber yard Van Brunt street.
near hamilton avenue. South Brooklyn.
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IyAlL TO THE CHIEF.
Indeed il was happy hour
For us poor nibhlers" . hore on earth.
When King LYON conceived the power
To Kill all reptiles at their birth.
For low /. he fashioned out n powder.
Costing bnt paltry price
which operates like awful thunder
Knocking cnd-wsys Rats and Mice.
llis powder j. not partial alone 20 these,
Hut "fotclee Roat hes Bed Bugs Flea,
All insects love H. tI know not wby.l
Unless they think it fun 10 die
Of such lik. Fun, should they wish moro,
Friend LYON will accommodate Mt AL.
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MARITIM INTEL ENCE

ALnArAc-MARoH %.
sur RISES. g % NOON ........eAe o. ~
sun sErs q Ii nigh wArEn...,..eye 10 -
PORT OF NEW YORK MARCH LEO
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MATHUR DRAMATIC CLvB.-LADIE6 AND GEM
encn aeSroSs Of joining one o. me best and
postpaid, "B T. j. 70 Hamilton street. for tive weeks
Persons Of undosbted character only need apply An
teur Band wAntcd.
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DIAPER MISUNDERSTANDING l27th STREET,
corner sixth warehouse lS3 Pearl street
Maiden lane. HuSTACE L. EBERT have hand, and are
daily receiving beautiful and styles of Paper
borders &c. which they ohcr for sale favorable terms
Our Mr. Ebert having bocD manufacturer in Paris
hangngs equal to the Fronch and much
lower in
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T.lesrapn,e Marine Reports.

Ouo brig. snd ono bern trg unknown.
Wind II sulr ~ al meridian, do at sunset, 81 a.
A.. INl
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FHHu.ADnLPuaA, nAr0h ~ u.
ley. d; cet Peserscs, ds sc3rs Godfrey wsS. xsz
rsn. Lake; Pevoy. Smpssa; AnacoadA Iinooa; AmAa-
da Nickerson, and Amanda, Taylor. NYerk; PAladus
Avery Bristol Ri Charles, Phiilps Tasstsn; Psyssa
Croweli. Boston; Edns Q. Kelly do Dclaxars Harding
So.. NYSra Clark ys .s Nsy.ra: May Qrinns.
Boes, Drdsypert; Mary Miller, Laws. hYorE Antsres
CIsarcd-Bark John Farnum. Wiiiowhy. nambucs;
brgs Uranus Kline. CardenAs; Yankee. Wallace HsvanA
Clinton, Taylor. EYort Candy. Jsifries Prs,denoe
Clark. vsnkrk. do; Cranner. Smith. Brooklyn. A
Cake Rose. Williamsburg Miller. Laws. Boston, Elisa
BETH English, NYork.
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NV OnLANy. March ~, 1852.
the ssits u cotton. to-day were COCO irlcs At easy
prices The NnPaio'F wa not received unth the
market he'd e@ottd
The southern press., 1852-04-08
NEW PROSPECTUS
8 C EN TIFIC AM ERICAN

n II " n
To Mechanics, Inuentors, and Manufacturers:
TNHE Publishers OF the Scientific american re.
Il specially give notice that the SIXTH VOLUME
Of this valuable journal, commenced on the Dist
Of September, offering valuable opportunity for
all TO subscribe who take an interest in the pro-
gress and Development of the Mechanics Arts
and Manufactures of our country. The charac.
ter Of the Scientific american is too well known
throughout the country 10 require a detailed ac-
count Of the various subjects discussed through It's
columns.
IL enjoys a more extensive and influential cir
culation than any other journal Of its class in
America.
Ii will be published weekly, as heretofore, in
Qtaito Form, on fine paper, afTording, at the end
OF the year, an ILLUSTRATED E.NCYCLO-
PEDL4, OF over FOUR HUNDRED PAGES,
with an Index, and from Five TO Six Hundred
ORIGINAL E.NGR.9PLN'GS, described by letters
Of reference; besides vast amount Of practical
information concerning the progress OF SCIE.N.
TTFTC and ME c H4NICAL IMPROVE-
MEJNTS, CHEMISTRY, CIVIL ENGINEER
ING, MAHUF4 UR ING in its various
branches, ARCHITECTURE, MASONRY, BOT.
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the Arts aud Sciences.
IL also possesses an original feature not found in
any other weekly journal in the country, viz, an
Official List Of P.4TE.NT CLAIMS, prepared ex.
pressy FORTS columns al the Patent Ofice,-thus
constituting IL the [" AMERICAN REPERTORI
or INVENTIONS"
TERns-s2 a-year 81 for six months.
All letters must be post paid and directed TO
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1913 Fulton street, New York.
The southern press., 1852-04-08
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
"WEDNESDAY, April 7

"WEDNESDAY, hpfll u
Mr.. FLORENCE, from Pennsylvania, submit
ted the memorial Of William Emmons, sen, pray
ing for the extension Of the patent Of Un EN-
mons, ofthe 25th April, 1923, for cylindrical
planning machine.
The SPEAKER proceeded 10 call for the re-
ports from committees, commencing with the
Committee on Public Lands.
Mr.. HEM, from Iowa, submitted a bill ex-
tending the time for selecting public lands in the
State OF Wisconsin; which was passed.
Mr.. ORR, from South Carolina, from the Com
mttee on Public Lands, reported bill, granting
the right OF way and portion Of the public lands,
towards opening railroad from 81. Mary's river
in FIorida TO Pensacola bay.
Mr.. HOUSTON, from Alabama, called for the
reading Of the bill having understood that one Of
lis sections went 70 modify the tariff, by abolish
ing the duty on railroad iron; and contended that
the committee had no power 10 report on a sub
iect that belonged exclusively TO the Committee
Of Ways and Means, which at present has i IN
der consideration.
Mr.. JOHNSON, from Arkansas, said IL the
rule under which the objection was made, were
rigidly enforced il might happen that business OF
the House Of the most important description
would never be brought before IL and contended
that the Committee on Public Lands had right
10 report whatever came incidentally before IL.
He concluded by protesting against the course
that had been pursued by the gentleman from
Alabama.
Mr.. CLINGMAN, from North Carolina, called
the attention Of the House 10 the rules ard az un-
der il no objection had been made TO the Commit
tee Of Public Lands reporting, with reference TO
railroads, he conceived Il was therefore competent
for il to introduce the section objected 10 10 the
bill.
Mr.. BAYLY, from Virginia, said IL the argu-
ment Of the gentleman from Arkansas were TO pre-
vail, much embarrassment must ensue; the reason
for the rule being, that committees should not
thrust upon the House matters Of an exiraneous
nature.
The SPEAKER decided that il did not belong
TO the Committee on Public Lands n report with
reference to sboishing the duty on railroad iron,
but 70 the COMMITTEES Of Ways and Means, and
therefore that the bill, which had been reported
was not in order
Mr.. CLINGMAN appealed against the deci-
eion Of the Speaker; and coptended that while the
Committee on Public Lands exercises such ex.
tensive powers with reference 10 the disposal OF
public lands, and involving so large an amount Of
revenue, no improperly existed in their reporting
relative TO the small amount derived from railroad
iron.
Mr.. JONES, Of Tennessee, moved to lay the
appeal on the table; upon which
Mr.. CLINGMAN called for the yeas and nays
And the motion was carried-yeas l25, nays %
The House, AFTER one or two other reports were
received from the Committee on Public Lands
resolved itself into COMMITTEES Of the Whole on