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AsTgsOLOGY.


M ArEiMoNY MADE EASY, OR aoR TO WIN
Nl Leyer-Professor Lawton Boston, formerly Of Laa
don viii end TO address, receipt OF dollar roS
psd plsn directions 10 enable ladies gentlemen 70 i
devoted affections Of many OF the opposite tho
hearts may desire The empe but captivating
That 81 may bs married rredpootvs q age appearasoe
,ueh csss and delioaey that detection Is Impossible Ad
drese Prcfessor Lavtor Boston, Mass No letters ssNe
yom the fost Once unless Abe POSTAGE s Maid.
|TNo ALL IN SEARCH OF FoRTUNE.--IF THE
j. thousands who 10 TO California and Australia, knew
times and seasons which sars wouid be IA
yorab TO their search for gold they would save much
bor, ana amass fortunes speedily BY oonpunr
C W. KUBACK, the groat Swedish hstrologer ths
he informal be obtained with absolute certainty
Tbe natural rather supernatural gift which the
derives from long line OF phet
cnable him 60 predict the Issue Of all enterprises
taken fer the purpose Of realizing wealth whether by
5ng trading, speculation Of knt The annexed
ter received by the Crescent City speas Tor itself Camp
near Sonora May 20. lS52-Dr Roback-Dsar SrOn the
aye and at the hours recommended TO search
for gold successful beyond utmost hopes On the
I'd OF thie month In tho nativity drew for
dsy OF f"grent Fortune fouBdiu Fulch about
miles from this cpmr The richest hole discovered In
these deings Two Teruv have been engaged With
since N getting the gold MY share Of halt Il
take one half ss the discovererw probably be $1,000
James Psttnson. The nativity spoken ~ by Mr. Pattnson
Z the above letter cost him exactly Ave doars and that
small Investment, according 70 his tatement, haa al
ready Welded him, in single instaacc $4,000 inseret :
~ G. ". RoBAcK, No. white street.
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.9ss0td Police Captain About 10 o'clock Tues
day night aray took place at the Gem situmcd in
broadway between Asst Captain Garrett Of the Sixth
ward police and Capt Rynders, of the Rynders Guards
in which Capt. Rynders made personal assault and
battery Capt. Garrett The difficulty 1t seems,
originated of political feeling existing between
the parties sr. Garrett yesterday made complaint
before Justice Bogart respecting the assault and the
magistrate held Mr. Rynders to bail in the Of 5000,
to answer the charge
DiSuderly House Officer Wiley yesterday arrested \
woman Dnmed Mary Parker on charge Of keeping q
disordery house at No 10 Laurens street Five of the
girls inmates Of the house also arrested and COM
mitted to prison, yagIants. The magistrate
detained them for further hearing
.9noiher DisordGiy House.--A woman ramcd Harriet
Forester Keeper Of premises at the northwest cor
Of Broadway and Canal streets arrested yester
day charged with keeping disorsrly house resort for
dsorderly persons and rendezvous for fmpro-
per characters Justice stew art held the accused TO bail 70
answer the charge
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GENERALS QUITMAN AND sCoTT-CAMPHENE LAMP
ExPLOsIoN-RAILRoAD OPENING.
BALrrMoRr. August a, 1852
The mail is through from New Orleans. The papers
contain little Of interest
General Quitman has come out with cardin rela-
on TO his conversation the character of General Scott
in wheh he substantially corroboates all that has been
asserted Of that conversation lie praises Scott
Geners-says that the Southern wings have done him
injustice and declares he is not the to be ruled by
Seward, or any body else.
camphene lamp exploded last night in store on
Fayete street in consequence Of carelessness in filling
seriously burning three persons--Mrs Eckhardt, the
keeper Of the store, Miss Agnes Ficke and young girl
named Augusta Steiner Miss Ficko died to day aud the
others in a dangerous condition.
branch railroad, connecting Hanover, Pa. with Bal
timore, opened for trade and travel to day.
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Shipping Intelligence,

Arr from NYork July 81 Stephsui FraneiscO, at Deals
18th, Ge0rse Hurihrt Mt Hayre 10th, Cotton Planter
Helvoet; 10th, Ncrd merikq, at Cuxhayen Howard,
Hemhurg 22d, Margaret Evans at Deal Mary Magaena,
at Helvoet
sd for Nyork-July l6 Mohuj ,kos from Londonderry;
18th James RddIng from Queenstown 7th st Nicholas
Yankee Blade, and 10Th Wurtmberg Havre l9sh,
Richard Alsop and Antarctic, from Autwesp: 18th.
Walton from Bordeeux 18th, Lewis from Bremberhaven
23d, Snrstbga Arthur, George Green, Sarah Hyde
from Liverpool; 2Oh, Rajah, from Traee; Phoenix, from
Brake
Arr from Doston-hay Is Merlin AT Pcnang Juy2, Am
~ Maria at London; 2Sd Berhice at Liverpool
arr from Baltim ore-Juy Is Stella Maria, Helvoet
18th. William Hitchcock at Bordeaux; lgh Ellen, at Bre
morhayen; 23d, Thelumat. at Liverpool.
Arrfr0m Wilmngton-Dadem, at Kingston.
Arr iron Charleston-Juy Is, Comet at Helgoet Gesr-
giapa 81 uavro.
Arr from Aiexandris va-July 81 Thetis at Newport.
Arrrom Mobe-.Ius 49, Free Trader 2Oth, demi iphore
and Kate Hunter; Esd. Empire Queep Arcadia aud Fatr
arch, at LIVERPOOL; 22d, Sat ah, at Antwerp
Arr from NOreans-Jny 20, Lady Sale, Sas Greenman,
and Clara Syrus at Iiyerpool President Smith a. Dea
18th New Engand and Derrigo, at Hayre Atiades and
Wolfe, at Bordeaux; Harriet at Texel 10Th Cordei,
at Croustadt.
Arr from Galvcstoa--Juy 49, II Wharton, at Milford
at Hayre
Clesrances-Paender, Indus, Bristol for Boston
7tn Shields and Josiah Bradley from Liverpool for Cas-
tine Me Aleero, from Liverpool for Phladephia; 2lst
City Of Glasgow ls dos Lydia, from Liverpool for City
Point Val Excelsior, Liverpool for Bamore Scotia. from
Liverpool for Chareston John Rutledge do FOR n0reans
Spoken, ac-July 20 Am ship Crusoe from Calcutta to
Dundee, Deal June 25, Am bark Hebe from Shan
to London lat IL 20 Ion 29 A W.
The emGran ship Francis from Quebec to Quoonstown,
was her homewsrd voyage Crew aud few
saw
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Result Of the English Elections.
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STATE OF THE MARKETS.
Firmncss in COttOn--.Deprcssi0n In Grain,
&c., &C., SO.
FirmncSs in COttOn-..DeprcssiOn In Grain,
&c., &c., So

HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE August A. 1852
The royal mail steamship Niagara Captain Stone
from Liverpool on Saturday the cath ut arrived at
her wharf in this city, at early hour this morning
She brings London dates (by telegraph) and files of
Liverpool papers to the 24h July inclusive together
with 62 passengers for Boston
The steamship City of Glasgow sailed Liver
pool for Philadelphia at $50 p NJ on the 2lst ultmo
with one hundred and four passengers.
The by the Niagara is of less than interest
The Liverpool cotton market in tho early part of the
week, very quiet with, in cases. a slight de-
cline and the sales averaging about 5000 per day
In the latter part Of the week preceding the sailing of
the Niagara the market assumed more firm tone with
increased sales The total sales of the week were 600
bales. The importations for the same time, amounted
to 10000 bales
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AFFAIRS IN AMER RIGA.
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THE LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
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INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS-.
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The Elections in Missouri and Iowa.
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THE PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA.
THE PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA.
A SERIES OF DESTRUCTIVE FIRES,
&c. 60. &c.
Interesting from Washington.

RECIPROCITY KNOCKED IN THE HEAD FOR THE PRE-
sENr-RBTALIATI0N AGAINST THE FIsHY MANd3U-
yRES OF GREAT BRITAIN, ETC.
srEcrAL coRREspoNnENcE HERALD.
WASHINGTON, August 4-10l4 p. NJ.
stated time ago, that the Chairman of the Com
nittee on Commerce Mr.. Seymour, had prepared
larged reciprocity with the British provinces
embracing settlement of the fishery dispute previous to
the offensive attitude assumed by England understand
that Mr.. Seymour has determined to abandon his
purpose of introducing that measure for the present ut
least feeling that Congress weud not listen TO it..
The vote in the House, to-day upon Mr. Evans amend
ment to the Appropriation bill, establishing light
house duty foreign vessels is proof of the feeling of
thi1ody 1t carried, ayowedy with view annoy
England notwithsta nding the opinion expressed by Mr.
Bayly, that it probably coniicted with commercial
treaties with that country X Y Il.
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Destructive Fire In Savannah.

SIXTY OR SEVENTY HOUSES Observation-Disclosures OF
PEOPLE RENDERED HousELEss, ETC.
SAVANNAH August 81, 1852.
destructive fire occurred this afternoon by whick
from sixty to seventy houses burned Hundreds of
persons without homes in the western part Of the
city, known South 0glethorpe All the houses
of wood and principally old The loss is estimated at
$4,000
great quantity Of furniture destroyed
The fire burned from Hubby street north to Margaret,
and from Laurel ssst to Canal Among the sufferers
are, Captain Nicholas King, Thomas Nayior Mgs. NJ.
Star Patrick Purts, Charles Packet, John Murohison,
Henry Thompson, Mrs. Riyerts The wind hsk snA
water
The fire is stl raging, but its progress is checked.
Great distress will be experienced for the want Of
houses
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Revolving Case OF Infant,s ,jle,

Pm LApELPHiA, August A, 1852.
mnst horrible OF infsntcide urred in Spring
Garden District yesterday young Scotch girl, six
teen years of age named Mary Craft domestic tho
employ Of Albert Shuster keeper Of public house on
Spring Garden Ninth street found to be enciene
Whist up stairs she delivered herself of infant which,
sbe dsembow,led and nearly severed its head from it's
body with penkne She confessed the deed AM said
she dd II to hide her shame The body Of the child
found In clothes hafket. among sOed garments.
The father OF the child is known and Is quite youth.
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Sr. LOUIS, Aug 4, 1852,
Returns Incomplete but there is doubt that the
whole democratic ticket in this county is elected with
the exception of Sheriff and Member Of Congress Those
offices still doubtful nothing positive will be
known till the whole returns come in
Gen. Price democratic candidate for Governor Is prob
ably elected over james Winston whig by small ma
jority
In ,le third Congressional district the contest be
tween Miller (whig) and Green, democrat close.
Tho returns from the fifth district were favorable to
John s. Phelps. (denocrat.)
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Fire In Fulton, OhiO--The Crops

UINCINNATI august z, 1907.
fire In Fulton, this morning destroyed Burton IIa-
7ens saw mill large quantity Of lumber, and twelve
dwelling houses The loss is $4,000, which there
very little insurance.
The weather continues very dry. The corn crops
suffering much is said that under the most favor
able circumstances, there cannot be than half
crop. In consequence, is very in the
let holders retaining their stock
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Spain.

THE GOVERNMENT AND THE CoRTES.
From Madrid II is stated 70 be the intention of govern
mont the Cores towards the close OF the
for the purpose of submitting proposition to prevent the
Chambers from discussing any bill net originating with
the In the event of this proposition not
being agreed to- the Cortcs viii be dissolved and
electoral law established by royal decree
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THE TOUR UF THE EMFEKUK.
The Emperor continues his journey, and at last ac-
counts was 0rsova, whence he will proceed 70
Transylyania As usual great preparations we're made
by the authorities TO receive him the route. The
nobility Of the province summoned TO meet him at
hermann In Stadt, on the 23d July.
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Belgium.

THE MINISTRY-ANNIyERsARY OF INDEPENDENCE.
NJ L. Clery having refused to undertake the formation
Of Ministry, Mons Lebeau had been summoned to
Brussels
The anniversary Of Belgian independence was cele
bratod with much pomp at Brussels on Wednesday.
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M0Rsfs TELEGRAPH LINE, OFFICE NO. 2 WALL sTkEHf
Nav YoRx, August H. 1852.
The weather throughout the State to-day, clear,
cool, and pleasant, up to p. NJ, when IL commenced
clouoing M, with light southeasterly breeze and
raued heavily at Albany, Troy, Utica and Syracuse !
the afternoon, IL IL now, at Y. Nj raining at Rochcs
ter and BuGo with the wind East aud the thermometer
at G y Is till raining Gt Albany and Troy and Tho
weather Is qpite cool,
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The Iowa state Election.

DUBUQUE, August ., IS6Z
The election In this State yesterday from present mp
pearances has resulted in the election TO Oongross
from the Second district of ernhardt Hem democrat
In the First district the result Il doubtful but s,rp.
posed TO be in favor Of Clark, also democrat
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The Eatrudition Case.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Ear,ro IpJna natriaw

AuGusT Am The absence Of Judge Bosworh Judge
Oakley presided yesterday morning in the III after of the
prisoner Kane brought up hneds copus returnable
that day, pursuant adjournment. Mr. Brady, coun-
sci for the prisoner remarked that the decision Of Judge
Wilson had not been received but that he understood
the Judges decision had been furnished and then
its way TO the city the Marshal had been advised
by telegraph to that effect The Judge under the cir
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

AXES OF lS52.-0FFtCE OF RECEIVER OF
IaNeh, No. New City Hall, Park-Rate 81 70 -
oce j. hereby given that the tax books Of the
ear VIII be open for payment the 9th of August next
that will then be prepared tho
aereon All persons paving their taxes previous the rst
november next viii receive deinoEion ntere Mt
per cent per snnum calculated the time pay.
ent 70 ths lst OF December next One par will 10
dded 20 all taxes unpaid the first Of nbsr
ours for receiving taxes-frcn A. NJ to p. Bank
'ble money only received.
HARVEY HART Receiver Of Taxes.
n B-Fersons can have their bills by applying this
hce and are requested TO give fun tho,
|roperty and also to quire for their sn
hrw YoRK July 30. 1872
\ tORPURATI0N SALE-PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREB z
= given That sale will pta-e tHs = nti, go ) u
onday the 9th inst of such goods ave rso wed
OH the wlaryes streets and piers of the city N
ances and that have aimed In the yard gh
lay OF July last psst Sale at the yard foot o
Erect, at 10 A. NJ and at the yard street
-eenwi "a and Washisg gson, at Y oclo1k " gy order
.ss Bs1-s ~ GtOhGE WHITE Supt of streats
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Financial and Commercial Affairs.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

Money in England continued very abundant aud dis.
ccuntr easy The closing price Of Consols. the "a
ut. lO0ld for money and 1905 for account. The
highest point reached during the week. 100is the
saturday ap0 Monday 18th and 10Th ami the lowest
IlOi Thursday and Friday, 22d and 23d In foreign
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LEGAL NOTICES.

l. SnERTFF'S IS SALE On ArTACHMENT.-BY Vt6UE
- of writ Of attachment, issued by tho Supreme Court
The State Of New York and of order of the
ices Of said Court shall sell at public auction, at tho
chAuts Exchange in The city Of new York the 10th
y August 1862 Mt u ooNck, seven ehths Of the
I'm Christina her tackel apparel, and furniture,
Il ~ 1T the atlanti3 Docks, Brooklyn.
THOMAS CARNLEY, Sheriff.
ANN q HuLyER, Deputy.
New Norl, August 3, 1867.
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q.
A gentleman. pamed Bull from the West, his way
heme knocked down in heyicinty Of the dock aud
dragged into yard, whore he robbed II it said Of
Sl7 L00. The robbers have not yet been caught.
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I BOsTON AUgu3t 2, IS5E
The dwelling house No ~ Friend street fire mt IL
O'Clock last night and three children Daniel Rogers,
aborer sufocaed to death Their ages seven
years, three years and eight months
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The Free SOIL Convention,

=,
There is to be free soil convention in Cleveland
meeting to appoint delegates to the Ptsburg Convention
il TO be held there on the 7th inst
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Mr.. Sands Alive.

SYRACUSE, Aug 4, ISJZ
The report going the rounds Of the papers that Mr..
Sands fell broke his neck is not true He performed
this afternoon at 0swego
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n
The steamer Maid Of Erin spoke, at four o'clock, ON
Tuesday afternoon, off Grand Manan, steamship Misss-
sippi, bound east.
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ToLEDo. August T. Io02
The steamer Swan running to Detroit took FIRE at her
dock last night aud destroyed No lives lost.
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The Steamship Union ut chariesto


NHAHLEafoN. August I5JZ.
The U s mail steamship Union, Capt. Il. Adams ar
rived at Charleston, in fifty hours from New York.
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Departure of the America,

The royal mail steamship America Captain shannon
sailed at noon to-day with hfy.two passengers for Iii
verpool and five for Halifax. She also takes out $500
600 in American gold.
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Wh,u Convention In Maine,

PoRrLASe August 4, 1859.
Tho Wbig Convention at Biddoord very fully at
tended N ID. Appleton nominated for Congress,
and John b. Brown of Portland for elector
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THE CHOLERA AT ROCHESTER,

ROCHESTER, August ~ p. N.
The Board of Health report that up to four o'clock
this afternoon there had been nineteen Of coiera
and ten Deaths
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DEATH or JUDGE DEvEREAUx-THE DISEASE AT BUr-
FALo AND SANDUsKY

FAL0 AND SANDUsKY.
BUFFALO. Aug. 4, 1852.
Judge Devereaux of Niagara county and the richest
in that section died at the Falls of cholera morbus
yesterday He was 90 years Of age.
The deaths in this city for the last twenty four heus
only reach thirteen fourteen and the cholera dis-
appearing from the localities where it broke out.
Accounts from sandusky say thst the cholera has
broken out there, and several deaths have occurred
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Affairs In England.

RESULT OF THE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS.
The English papers extremely dull The Parlla-
menary elections almost over, and according
to the most careful casshca alton the new House of
Commons stands thus -
For the miHstry 1926
Majority for the ministry OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. So
In the above included mnsteralists 40 liberal
conservatvesand there between 90 and 40 places
yet to be heard from.
There are 167 members who take the seats of
members of the old House, who either retired or were
defeated.
The above small majority it will be seen is barely sui
cient under the most favorable circumstances to carry
the business of the House.
DEATH OF THOMAS GIsHORN.
Thoues Gishorn Esq, who but for the state of his
healtwould have been brought forward by the liberal
interest at the late election died of disease of the
heart lie was for upwards of twenty years an active
reformer.
YACHT RACE-THE AMERICA BEATEN
At yacht at Cowes Thursday the America
dstanced two minutes and three ,onds by yacht
named the Arrow.
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Italy.


MANY PERSONS, INCLUDING PRIESTS, ARRESTED.
Turin papers give the particulars respecting the recent
in Milan and other cities About sixty persons
were arrested in the Province of Mantuaamong them
the Arch. Priest Of Rivera and six other clereymen
The Opinion, of Turin mentions the arrest suspi-
cion of liberalism, of Count Tancred Mosta with six
other young OF honorable families, in Farrera The
warrants issued not by the Ponical authorities,
but by civil Austrian commission sitting at Bologna.
BRIGANDs SENTENCED TO DEATH.
letter from Rome Of the 10th has the following -
The long pending trial Of the Amazarila brgands, who
spread in the late revolution in Lnagazo aud its
enyrons has been at last concluded and three Of the
chiefs have been sentenced to death
DISPLEAsURE OF THE POPE.
1t Is stated that the Pope Is much disappointed with
the conduct Of the Arch Bishop OF Paris what for l.
not known.
EARTHQU HQUAKE-AsSAssiNATION.
hook of earthquake, lasting fiye seconds, was
felt at spezza at nine o'clock ON the morning OF the
18th
Amich not ed for his utra-roya zeal, was found
dead, pierced with sixty.two slugs, at Bologna
THE u. s.. SQUADRON FOR GREECE.
letter from Naples, without date, mentions the ar
rival there Of the American squadron, route for
Greece.
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C,ELEBRATED CR0TOE FILES.--NoTICE TO HARD
~ ware Importers, Maobinss, and Engineers.-The
having purchased the entire interest the Cro
ton le Wtrf at sing Sing N hereby gives notice. that
all the descriptions Files at said works. and
frmerly sold by Messrs j. Horner 4 Co., will henceorth
he sold only by the subscriber at his Office and warehouse
below where All will be taken and filled very
short motive. HENRY J. IBBOTSoN. 2fS Pearl street.
n. B--bbotson, Brothers Co.'s Globe Files for sale
a. msn n knine ST