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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02
FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamship Canada arrived at Fast Bo-'
ton, on Sunday morning last, from Liverpool
Dec ~. wa Halifax.
The latest accounts from France state that
most OF the member, Of the National Assem-.
bly arc at ltbruy. The hri Use which thcy
nave made Of their power ~ seeing one an.
other. has hccn IN consult whether they shall
stay at PARIS, or repair to the various depart.
mcnts. vherr they have mos, influence, IN or.
der to orranlzr pacific resistance to Louis
Napoleon, by way Of vote. The question
has not Vet b.cn decided.
The most perfect calm continued To prevail
up to the p,h. but. notwithstanding all the ~.
criIou, OF ,hc police, there arr still some hlly
or sixty members Of the Mounaln m the cI.
National Assembly every night, To deliberate
on future preceding Every pr,ciurion Is
made los the authorities against any sudden
movement Many towns have hrcn invaded
by Socialist hands, who have committed hor.
ublc c1rcs.cs, and band. Of from 80 Ten 2Oo
are securing lbr country districts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

A correspondent, writing from Pans 10 \.
Y. .ays all the Foreign Minister ,io.P' Nr
Rtycs appeared NJ the Precedent L''' on
the 9Th inst. aud congratulated him ou his
success. The ,amc correspondent states that
the American Minister has not formally rec
ognlcd the present French Government
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

CRysrlL PALAcr ~ NEw loEE The
Board Of Assistant Alderman of New York
have passed a vote granting the USE of"Res-
cryoir Square for the erection Of a"Cys-
al Palace" for an exhibition OF arts and
Manufactures.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

BosruN wuEtY Mr,r.v The Mo-
um come, Ia us ,hls week boz a new and beau.
uiul typographical dress, aud is filled Nth
variety Of entertaining rrad.ug matter -
John Neal. FL, and Mr CauIlnr W.
ll,uu, arr among Do, contributors Ihus"
wishing tor literary Ioarull. con0ol do h''.
lrr than to sub-rf.ls ior thr Nu-'um
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

wAsnSoroS, Dec. 2s.-Mr Clay's con-
sutution is fast giving out, and his case Is al
mos, hopeless. lie will probably never leave
the city alive. His resignation does not take
effect until the first Of September next.
Mr.. Owen, ex- Consul al Havana, Is now 10
the city.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

Ef,,A bows -Nctrrjny uoun, ihr in-
rinc o( the train ~ tbr Atlantic q ~. Law
renee Road, broke down, Few roi' east oi
India street. The switch MS oui Of urd'r.
Tho train of car, was attached with i.o fa--
srnr,r for Boston. The axle ct ,h' culiag
WIS broke. but not..dy hun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

IL The House of Representative. UrII
stand according Ia ull returns, 10 Wig,
aud au1 Coalluour,ts This Will give rr
Coaluonl.,s II majority on Io.nl ballot
and % when Tho ac1nelc, 10 M, senate -lnb
have bcrn filled, as they will be- by lho cul-
u.uri.is.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

Mr,,iS-rrD-Gcn. Fo0lo expects tu ~
sumo the juile, Of the executive chair of Ms
,issippi about the -,h oG Jan. The lu."n,'i
majority on pint ballot - 20 The Scua''
have determined No, to go iuIo JoinI ballot
thu. winter for the long irn, To oumm-cr on
the expiration Of Iha, commenced by Genor-
al Foo,c but will ballot for the cicrtuu Of a
senator to scrc out Col. JclIcr-oo Dawn
term
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

Rp,,.ru ar rrr Ctrrru TIE goat
Hungarian rlmoi ha. at length reached Ihc
capitol OF ,hr nation, aud hl, received a
hearty welcome. When 300 Baltimore. hr
VA, called upon by delegation ct Protestant
clergyman Rev. Dr. Morris, of,hr Lulh-
ynu Church. uI1tr 400 address, 900 which Do,
alluded Geo ,bc pouial weapon Prrilru,c bad
pot in Boz, hands, knovleJg, OF the Eng
Lsh hrru1er. ku,sulh made 5u interesting
reply. boz which be- said Boz, knowledge oi the
English tongue was lu accident. When boz
900 Austrian ru,ou, all books of a political
nature we're forbidden, aIl material, where
vEta 90 write were denied him. lIr asked
that br might have 400 English Gnmmer.
Walkers Dictionary, and Shakspeay.-
These were allowed han, and with these in-
,,rumsu,. be- mastered the English language,
which opened Co him a uew world Of thouslf
and enterprise. ~, reception 10 Blllmorr
has been most hearty and ,uthua,ttc.
N.ITo 'rI,cl on Monday kcssuth reached
Wa,h.artuu. where De wa received by Cen
,raI shield, and Governor seward, lhc SEN
a.s Commurr.-aud by Richard WaIach,
hs Nar,hl uftbc District. General shields
...Ugr igu words ur welcome, aud then con-
Quoted ku>sutb Co Browns Hotel, before
Which au immense crowd had galhercr. III,
uls repeatedly called for, and aIleng'h made
His app,auuc, ou the baleuuy, bowed and rc.
ur,d. puuus ,hc forenoon he had a Priyai,
.uisuIgN with Nj Webster
kussuih D.. Co have a Congressional diuuer,
beside, which tby President, VI. Webster,
and Governor S,Nard will each give him 90
entertainment \ subscription banquet has
also been proposed. Thus ,he capital Of ,he
Nation welcomes The hero and pairiO, oI
Hungary kossuth, al his hotel, IN rcp'y ia
Major French. one ofthc Commiuee OF the
Jackson Association, made a mos, beautiful
speech. some IS minutes in length. In con
cIu..ou. be- said that he Nas al the disposal o.
the President and the Congress committee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

The Secretary Of the Interior has decided
that all the Militia Of Massachusetts,, land OF
course those Of Maine), during the war Of
lsle-ii, who served for one month, are en-
titled to bounty land, under the &C, Of Sept.
26th 1880.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

The dnninr or thc American M Union
lottery l1. b,cn again postponed, and che do
rector, nov state that the dnwIus will not
take place until lhr number Of sab-cr.br0
shall have reached $4,000, which q. somr
300 lr., than ,hc pu-rnI numh'r Port
land NdvuIsri
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

tn FaU,rr l,pTr,nr,cr IS D',Drr.
4 severe aud prolonged storm secured 10 the
hay oi Naples 10 the la,,crPlr oi Nov. The
British mln-ofNar steamer Flrcbnnd, and
the United State, furatr Independence, were
cNpo'cd to great peril for tvcn,y.iour hours,
Us Ihc wind ST dead on shore, and, though
four anchors we're cot from each, the ships
dragged considerably. The fIrcbrand go,
up steam, IN case Of the last emergency, bot
tho Independence was compelled only To lrus,
TO her cables and anchors, and Il they had
given way, nothing could have saved her
Fortunately, the cNcrtlon, Of the crews Of
both those gallant vessels proved successful
and they o1lrodc the gale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

The New York Journal Of Commerce has
long article on the fic Ann.h Ia OF, review
inp IT, history and character, and concludes by
prououncing il good NJ nothing at all.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

We have no, received the January num-
bers of the following monthly Magalin's
Sariains, Graham's and Gody's, although We
have published the prospectus for each, some
six weeks. Shall we receive them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

ANrmcAN llousr. We would call the
attention Of our readers to an advertisement
ia another column Of the above named Hotel,
kept by VI. T.. Jose. II is decidedly the
best Publc House 10 Portland. PCS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

Inc Eahgu-n kVNNiuutNtss "" e"e'tf "N'e N"'
both arms to invite this American child to the
Palace, that thus SIC might compare hvora-
bly, with Der republican ncighbors, sod saiis-
~ the people Of the Old world tina, she Is as
good a place TO c,nirnic 10 aud settle m as
either Ut the United States.
The Canadian Department was near the
Medieval Couri. on the ground G"ur, undcr
ths Southwest Tuu~tpt gallery. The Fast
Indian Saloons. were above, brtwcrn th1i int
the CRYSTAL Fountain that sent up its seventy
irst "a in the centre 81 thr Palace
And 6r,t. l,t Us ser if the white PoTo.se
leather is here vs.. vc nod % on that couo.
ter. Nu. 3i5. and contributed b, J.. soften of
Moaucal. We az, uo Judge Of leather, anil
eanno, .ly whether now %. % e ~ OBJ" T"r
poi-s'. back 0, vii keep uut thc water as veil
As did wh.u on o, BAT % rs surr'r. feels ~''i
and rIrsisns hkr che b11tsHmsst NurDcco.-
We arr Inclined to bail th,, "a. rather de-
cover, that mas b. ct great usr 300 mn.Hc.
turr. We believe ihc-r arr Uo white rgr
po.ses in uncle Sans water. but 81 our
black porrursrs which 7rr cummoa uu al our
SHORES d. uo, furnish 30 rooI h.''' for 'an
ming. vs suppose our Yankee rshrrmru e1n
max, Trad, with John Boil -o 'hry NAV
crurs, ihs - lawrence u'er aud golf 1'a
load their vessel. with OBJ sN.n. n,rr 'h1n
the, can take oadf,h ,a hc Nrv'oun..a1a
Bank.
One OF thg th.n-~ ihrt Or, Canadian. lHo1
mast Of. was 70 .pIrr1I Fire Engine. hr g.
Psrr,. OF NrurrlI Tt.. v1. regarded Oh,
superior ro ANYTHING of thr ,or BOZ london.
hI.sIf.rt long. AND 81. cnru,.j aswuu
,1 : feet thr. aI.a-rc OF ngJ an5 easy
rr.,,r,r, rar,f ,f. turning. of ,rrgf,. Ar
IruiI rr,p.r , larger amount OF water. With
tb. sam. .,a ,o work 90. than ary other rr.
CINE fr.tiou being a,ul.t l'hwu.7 r-r-
rauo., ,irJ1m from 1n loeb hurr, l~o Co.,,
hfh. or 2OO .rt horuraI. or tao streams
$50 fsthrr ft.m1tr of copper. ana r-
furI with a. b,II and nmr. E,ru urmrFr
r,,s frr thr privilege OF belonging tu obi.
COMPANY.
Mr. Logan ofNrrrrrrr. Ir. offered SPLEEN.
drJ geological cabinet IIrrr specimen
Of i-u1 or taken from ~ mime rr1r Nmr..'.
tt.t.IpfaF.rr r. l. f..,fh.rA arI hr. r..r
,-,,.l 81 milo ,- r---fr D. -r-,4.r. Ds Do
,-rr NJ nm. metallic IRON Another sr.--
man f--,, a rrt fuu trrfr-tf.r.rr,.. rrr.
,7,-. -np.r-.-f TFrrrr-.rr.- -rH .r .rrr.
NJ T.. has ar-1 presented a.r,cmgu ofr rl,
81 ana sand carra.rrr r.E trr. dH.-.I
e,srar,,,,-fof from lr-,. 90 four Thousand
--...4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

"a Bamum', Philadelphia Museum, says
the Boston Traveller, was entirely DESTROYED
by fire on Tuesday last. The loss is es''-
mated al 5000 200.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

....-,.-
"'''' - ~, w. '''N "I,'
morning W' store OF ii'Ll''h h'u''', N'.
II bo"cy' v - was discovered '' o. on
fire The flames spread To The adjoining bull
dng', and 'hcuoc through To Division street.
consuming tom eight Ia ten 'iofc' aud PH-
'aic dwellings. The 'ro'on Hall vas Inlur'
cd to the amount Of $1,000. Tie ~h"'' '"''
Do estimated at s!oo,ooo' about ha'' OF when
Is lnsnrnd. I"r hNd"n'' being i'"4'n' were
checked a'"u' u '1''d'"s' Were destroy ''.
\ h'' n''N' '.' o." '''''u ''' w." SUI = .'''
ct The '-,''' "'''n 1'''''' '' "D'''''' ''y'''
N'"''''''' NC ''''''5' WIS ''"','' W W. '''
'",' "l '"' 'P'"N'' '"u '' ''''' '' ''' "'s'"s
'na 'p''.
Dec. !''h.-A h" broke OUT 'a'' '''"' J."
lians buildings At The conner OF SKI" 'ad
Chestnut ','''''' '"','"''P"'A. '"' "'Hu'
was Intensely cold a"d ID, "'"'' '' we '','.
dioF' up To ha''''N " h'a'N','n' ''''.
STORE W." destroyed 'n 'u' "''' '."' ''
Sixth street an' II IS '''''' mat '' among
lhr RUNS. D DE- '',' ', '"ft','' w. -.'''
''''''V' w. 80, ~ ,, '...',.- - ,.,...
''''.' w. 'I' .'''' ~ ~ ~ a. "a,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

CO A Ohio PAPER SAYS there "a posim',.
ter 90 the town II Palestine, that doe, rut
know the use Of postage stamps. H. thinks
they arr merely a city ornament
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

rF-s. NJ. PETrENCn.I.. No. 10 SrIrr ST..
(Joafual nuitling) nosros, o. our authortcd agent
10 procuring .ulscrirtuus, forwarding ad'etii'c-
MEETS. s..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

The snow storm went as fir south ~ 50
yanuah Ga It irII throughout oae '.g.''
being ,hc fret SNOW since i-3o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

Commander Lynch, OF the United States
Navy, is reported dead.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

The Hen. Geo. S. Callin died at Wind
ham. CT. 2eth inst, Of consumption.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

I,n,,, Tho Legislature stands ODD lIs
Presidential question AS follows -
Ssnlr-lanc li, C.sss D1a-.a. u,
Scott p Fillmore o, Cly2
Ilpl,c-lanc %, Cas-, ! Duuga" .
Scott 10, FILLMORE Chy.
IN tbc lIoa.c, buchanan 1uI Houston '.rh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

HAPPY New Year
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-07

A Self Heating Smoothing Iron has
been invented and paientedat Maysville,
KY, and arrangements are being made
Tor its manufacture in Pittsburg and
elsewhere. The face is precisely The
same as that of the old styles Of Irons,
but for the rest, it is box furnace, with
a llue and chimney, by which, with a
small handful of cbarcoal, or the equiva-
lent amount of live Goals from a wood
fire, the Iron may be heated, and by
means OF a damptr, the temperature
may be increased, reduced, or kept sta
tionary, with much less expense and
trouble, with less loss OF lime, and with
more uniformity OF heat, than by the
other method, and without any smoke
or smut whatever. Three or at most
four handsful Of charcoal will run the
Iron at a regular even temperature a
whole day and the cost OF fuel to run i
q whole year will hardly exceed %
cents. The use ofthe old style Of irons
invoices cost of this amount every
day,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-07
Southern Female Institute.

This school, located at Fredericks-
burg, Va, has been in successful OPP
Grafton for one session. The object
is to afford to Southern young ladies
a thorough collegiate education. 1t
has been modelled after the plan OF
the University Of Virginia. The Trus-
tees and Visitors, to whom the man
arement of this institution is confided,
represent the leading denominations
The whole course OF instruction re-
quires two years for its complexion
when Diplomas will be given to those
who have received certificates OF dis
tinc,ion in Mathematics, Languages,
Moral and Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry. The Faculty comprises
four Proiessors.-Re7igiou Herald.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-07
CONGRESS-.
~NrON~NNN0NO"SNN v
WASHINGTON, July 81, lS52'
Senate was not in session.
HOUSE.

The House passed the Senate bIIl
establishing three additional land dis
lricrs in Iowa.
The subject Of the public printing
wos then taken up, and the House re-
iecled the bill originally reported by
the committee, and also substituted
lin, heretofore offered by Mr.. Jcn-
kins. The House then agreed to the
propositions reported this morning hy
Mr.. Marshall, of Ky.-yeas 81, nay
Sc. 1t repeats the present con''ar'
system, and provides for the eIec''"o
Of public printer, who is to execu'"
tho printing not only for Congress, h"'
for the executive departments AIS"
for the appointment Of a Supcrlntcn"-
cnl of the Printing, to stand bctwcc"
the public printer and the government
to see that the work is neatly and ca
peditiousIy done, and to exercise u
general supervision over the subject.
The prices 10 be paid for compost
lion is 25 per cent. below the prices
Of 1919, aud the government Is |"
furnish the white paper. The House
then adjourned.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-07

was his wife holding on 10 o brace very
near him. He swan 10 her, and helped
her along 10 the wheel. While hold.
Ing to the buckets The wheel rerolved
and both were thrown buck into the
water He again got hold OF his wife.
and got ahead Of the wheel, but there
was nothing to cling 10, and the ilre
was dropping upon their heads. me
water was still TOO deep 10 wade; but
lust at this moment some one thrust
some boards towards them, and they
we're saved. The servant and child
were saved.
IS. W. D. Cook, of Cincinnati, was on
board with his wife and daughter and
grandson. He saved the latter. The
wife, on becoming aware of the horrible
condition Of the boat, told him 10 save
himself, that he could moi save her, and
to try would be disastrous TO The lives
of both. Water, she remarked, was sa-
fer than fire, and he had better choose
the former. tie Jumped overheard as
directed, but still rndeavorrG tosave her,
hut without success. His daughter also
sunk, and he saw no more Of them. The
grandson little hoy about seven years
OF age, being able to swim.a little was
saved.
a meeting of the surviving passen-
gers was held in New York on Thurs
day, and resolutions oil severe charac-
Ter adopted.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-07
Burning of the Steamer Henry Clay

Burning of The Steamer Henry CIay'
The detail oil the terrible and crimi'
nal steamboat disaster-the burning Of
the Henry Clay, on the Hudson river on
Wednesday, which seems TO have been
the result Of most wanton and reckless
racing--prssenta heightened and mourn
lul array in our columns this morning.
In reading Of the headIong, obstinate,
and wicked action which without doubt,
has led 10 This greatly affective result,
the sympaIhising public heart cannot
but feel an agonizing indignaiion-and
every individual must feel impressed
with the necessity Of making an exam
pie if possible of the culpable parties.
Here and there, in many sections OF the
country, this occurrence will entail
mourning and affection on individuals
and families.
So far 81 bodies found have been re-
cognized; 10 were unrecognized, and
II are missing, making a total OF 5s
known to have been lost. There may,
however, be more that have not as YET
been discovered. As the clerk Of the
boat had no register Of the names oil The
passengers il is impossible TO ascertain
exactly how many or who are missing.
Bali San.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-07

? The Pittsburg Duly Dcspatch
says:-A PoLITlcAL EDITOR occupies
a bad position. he tells tho truth,
by accident, a very few years brings
it up in judgment against him. FOR
instance, when Gen. TAYLOR was the
Wing candidate, fonr years ago, fa-
Their iircnrE. of,he Washington Union
made tho following rcmarks-whlch
he don't ropublish now that scoTT is
running:
"Cioneral Scott is an older soldier
than General Taylor-onc who is ut
least e2uaIIA,Jn0t more acco@Ptisac"'
and who has distinguished himself by
more and as briLiiaRt battles during
tho war-who captured Vera Cruz,
and the Castle, and the Capital of
Mexico-aa1 one, t0o, WHO HAS MORE
THE QUALITY OF a CIVILIAN, anil is
better ka0wM as Il TVhigp
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-07

Tie MEalliMc Cve.--Wite--"O,
Doctor, il you could only cure my poor
dear Augustus, ] should be so thankful!
Two or three times week he is attack
ed with these horrible vertgoes, accom-
panied by weakness of The knees, and a
Slight wandering OF the mind, indicated
by his calling poor dear paPa-lWho is
deacon you know)-G jolly oil 1r'ch."
Patient-"Don't suppose, old lpecac,
that Pm drunk; little bricky, that's
ALL"
Doclor--"These peculiar cases Of
vertigo are very prevalent, ma'am and
very obstinate, and change Of climate
is the only remedy. | recommend
therefore removal to the state OF Maine,
where the saIubri,y Of The atmosphere
will at once eradicate the disease"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-07

t1T Is tho PitisJwg Dispatch office
Gnliy insurodl If not, do, dear sirs,
he ubou, it in n harry! Your spicy
little sheet is getting 10 be 50 'oiity
that every prccnnt;on should be used
against spontaneous combmtjm
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-07
Printing CGice Jokes.

1t is customary in some Printing cfH-
ces, when q particularly green youth
commences learning his trade, to make
him the object of various jokes. He is
often sent to a neighboring office for an
imaginary article, and wholly original
in thp midst Of those who perpetrate the
JOKE. Once upon time, a boy was
sent 10 ks Office for a"quart OF
Editorial" He was sent back with The
picture Of jackass. This was rather Sc
we're upon the jokers,-but they lmme7
diateIy told the boy to go TO X Il,
and tell him it was the "editorial" they
wanted and moi the "Edi!oI."
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-07

~ The editors Of the Woyncsburg
Mossongcr(w ho are Greene bachelorsl
advertise for "a devil and two angels "
Should tho latter chance to fall into
their hands, they will be fallen ones,
surely
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-07
To Make Prime Vinegar.

A correspondent Of The Ohio CullITa-
Tor rouches for the merit Of the follow
ing recipe to making vinegar
"Take and mix one quart Of molasses,
three gallous of (rain) water, and one
pint Of yeast. Lei it fermcnt and stand
for four weeks, and thee will have The
best Of vinegar"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-07

y A piltsburg halter advertizes
Tint his wares are "JOHad to seH."-
This reminds us of Pindar's razors'-
When ace buy u beaver we want one
that is "Jound" 10 0c0r!!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-07

Judge john Mckinney, Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court of tho
United States, died at his residence
in Louisville, Kyp July 10, 1862, of
apoplexy. Judge Mckinley was APP
pointed to the bench during the nd.
ministration of President Van Buren,.
Io was n native of Virginin, but was
appointed from tho State OF Alabama.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-07
Address of the Methodist Bishops.

Bishop Waugh, Baltimore, Md.
Bishop Morris, Cincinnati 0.
Bishop Jaynes, N. Y. City.
Bishop Hughes, N. Y. City.
Bishop Scott, Wilmington, Delaware
Bishop Simpson, 'phtsburg, Pa.
Bishop Baker, Concord, n. Fl.
Bishop Ames, Indianapolis, Ind.
The foregoing may be of use to those
who will have occasion 10 write 10 the
Bishops. Bishop Waugh for The next
four years, has charge Of The missions,
and letters on that subject may be al,
dressed to him. Bishop Ames, loo, will
answer inquiries in reference TO the Cat
ilornia and Oregon Conferences. = IVcst
Christian Alcor0te.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-07

S35,O00 additional have just been
appropriated by Congress to the fund
Tor erecting n Custom House in Pitts
burg; $4,000 Tor a similar purpose at
Louisville. II the amount had been
appropriated 10 improving the naviga-
ton Of the river, that has been 10 bu'la.
ing custom houses, no doubt it wouid
have given better satisfaction and paid
better IPeHsbwg Herald.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-07

,g The Corn crop, although late in
getting start, looks very promising
the effect ofroccntrcircshing showers
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-07

Four millions oil manufactured goods
are now annually exported from France
10 the United states.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-07

VIM. Carr Lane has been appointed
Governor of,he Territory Of New Mex,
leo, by the President in the place OIL
James S. Calhoun, deceased.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-07

It is said The price Of mackerel has
advanced in New York, in consequence
Of The apprehended fish war;