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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-28

~ The particulars of the Winston Ira sedy,
Gn pamphlets form) being full account of the
vi RIDER of the WINSTON FAMILY.
embracing all the particulars of the discovery of
the bloody victims, the testimony before the Coro.
ners Jury, and the evidence on the final trials of
the murderess and murderer, JANE AND JOHN
WILLIAMS: their sentence, confessions and
execution upon the gallows: together with
the Funeral Sermon of the Rev. Mar.
Moore, on the death of Mrs. WINSTON AND
DAUGHTER, and the Sermon of Rev. Robt.
Ryland on the subject OF the murders
For Sale at this Office. Single copies Is
cents; 10 copies 81; $40 per hundred. Orders
addressed to the undersigned through the mail, will
meet with prompt attention.
oc a6-ts J. d. HaMNFRSYEy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-28

IL. FOX RENT, prlVate residence walcn
z.a has six roUms with hre places, a large Kitchen
water in the yard, with other suiIabe cut hosses,
on Clay street. one square above A. Dilis lame
date possession may be had. Appyto
&C 2S-3t* q. A w. TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-28

a YOUNG GUARD, ATTENTION,
81 Attend a meeting of your Company, at vouy
Armory, on THIS THURSDAY, the 18th dsy f
~ October, at half past O'CLOCK, ?. NJ By order
of the Captain.
&C 70 J w BARLOW O. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-28

ne Washington Telegraph announces the
o,a'h Of Hon. John c. Clark. Mr.. Clark wa.
aS"yer OF learning and distinction. For .ev.
81" yea.s ne represented the "Chemung dis
trlct" OF New York in the Hou.. IF r..
tatlves OF the United States and AT the linz =,
States Treasury. A' o'''so
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-28

rLe9fI-
sss2S&sship City of Richmond, CAPTAIN
Mi cnen, Is expected on SATURDAY morning and
will be ready to receive freight on Saturday, at2
O'Clock N. Her day and hour OF sailing Wi. be
duly advertised.
AS a considerable portion Of her cargo ID already
engaged, early application for freight should be
made to A. LEE, Agent.
Cabin passage only Sc 10
Steeragc do do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AGO
uc 2S-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-28

NAECUVOk'S SALE OF SLAFEs.-
ia We, the undersigned, executors OF John B.
Green deceased, will expose 70 sale al public suc-
ton October Both, al the auction rooms OF the
Messrs Hill, corner OF Franklin and Wal. streets,
sixteen valuable SLAVES, consisting Of Men, Boys,
Women and Children. Among them are good
Cooks, Washers and Ironers, also good ia n haEds
II. J. GREEN.
WIN O. WINSTON,
Executors Of J. g. Green, deceased,
&C 23-3tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-28

sfTso = NOTiCE.-Ihe public are mere
rls $3.50 informed that the steamboat
nUuUo A wIll be taken on the route via Port Wal
thall, between Richmond and Norfolk, on Mouday,
LIST November, fer the purpose Of undergoing re-
pairs and being fitted for the wner Due nJlice
will be given when ready to resume her place Oh the
line again. THOS. DODAMEAD Sgpt.
Office K. g. P. r. Z. Co., Ger. 9Th, 1852
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-08
CHAPTER TX.

Four months have rolled silently away,
laden with joys and sorrows. In this period,
how much ardent hopes have been blasted
How many long anticipations have been
hurled to the ground How many voices,
once musical with JOY, have been silenced
forever? 1t is fine morning in the month
of May, the month Of flowers, and singing
birds, when Natures soft music warbles in
the passing breeze, when fair, lovely, youth
full spring arrayed in gaudy dress, steps fortf
to meet the rising sun, like love to the
trysting dell, or shady grove.
Before us rises hill in the Old Norti
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-08
Buried Alive,
The Wheeling Times, of last Saturday;
relates the following melancholy burial
October, 1852.

The Wheeling Times, of last Saturday;
relates the following melancholy burial
e An Irishman, who had died suddenly
upon the railroad, about eighteen miles be-
low this city, was brought here for interment
in the Catholic burial ground, on Tuesday
last. Upon taking the coffin out of the
wagon, Mr.. Fitzsimmons, who happened to
be present. complimented the cabinet-maker
for his skill in the manufacture of receptas
cles for the dead, and then proceeded, with
out any ceremony, to lower the body into the
grave After this was done they walked a
way, leaving the filing up TO a subordinate;
who, after throwing in a few shoyels-ful
of earth, was alarmed by singular noise,
as of kicking and struggling in the coffin:
so that he ran away. Coming up with Mr..
Fitzsimmons, he told what he had heard, and
both Immediately returned, raised and OPEN
ed the coffin, and found the man turned on
his person, warm. The probability is that
if the coffin had been opened when the COM
motion was first heard, the man nigh. have
been saved, and that he died from suffoca-
ton. This is no fish story, but an ABSOLUTE
fact, and can be established by the testimony
Of eye-witnesses.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-08

Cold and piercing dawned the morning of
Christmas, while the blowing of horns the
yclls and howls Of dogs, the whistling of
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-08

THE PRAYER OF PATRIoTIsM-The follow
ing glorious prayer, with which Daniel Web
ster closed one of the noblest speeches ever
written by man, was fully realized by the
great statesman. We can imagine his soul
in the hour of death recurring to his grand
invocation.
''When my eyes shall be turned to behold,
for the last time; the sun in Heaven, may I
not see him shining on the broken and dis
honored fragments of once glorious Union
on States discovered; discordant, beliger-
ent-on land rent with civil feuds, or drench-
ed, it may be, in fraternal blood ! Let their
last feeble and lingering glance rather behold
the gorgeous ensign of the Republic, now
known and honCred throughout the earth,
stiIl full high advanced. Its arms and troph-
les streaming in all their original lustre, not
a stripe erased nor polluted, not single star
obscured, bearing for its motto everywhere,
spread all over in characters of living light,
blazing on all its ample folds, as they float
over the sea and over the land, and in every
wind under the whole heavens, that senti-
ment dear to every American heart, ,-"Liber-
ty and Union, now and forever, one and in
separable."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-08

Why are seeds, when sown. ike gate-postsl
They are planted in the earth to propagate
(prop gate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-07


will b. auifusY adjusted This ful scf Havefef' ha.
already engaged the siicatina e he g. t'e iHis
states. aHd ,qa~a ns fFtaei eoan' II D." VIZ 'a'a
Inieotion
The .etteynref az fle al...llsn respecting the paH
II san Juan lie Nicaragua. aud u tia estisf"fss ZEE
tween the republics ri Cesta Riru md hI'nfaeua 10 p
gard 10 their ba8adafrs e11sidrted iaaHresah8e
ia tie Of The ely canal between III" t"7
Iaeeans "a hleh vaa th sui eet i the GuHfe tzh lfRte
the United stsies and Great bIliaa 81 lie l5lR d a4
! 1850 Accordingly proposition teT ihs sumo l5t!o=s
addressed 10 tie fva governments n thar qaHrrf aHd
the Mosquito lndiaus asgeed 70 30 a tasi y
the Secretary Cd state und The Minister o Der Baaa5s
Majesty. Besides the wish 10 s4d 10 rreanrihg ITO
difference ri BE ivo frItllic engaged b. lac otia-
item fau desire place tiie g-oat work Of slip e.
aai between the oceans uHer one Iafrdrilo ri
IA esta the important por Of San Juan d. Ia
aadcr tho government Of civilized power. Tic rfo-
position ia question vas accented 70 y Gutt 'ra htd
the Masuuifo Indians. Ithasua' proved r4al HHc,rt-
alu 10 Acaaeaa, bt j. to be hapcd latfic ie-rier
regulations the su5ioei which in tain VII be
carried iu Tat srt If coHe5stion and compromise
which oue always ptr,9Iio H sue reeasipns, aud
fat they sill lead TIA safs .aeturs trrult-
hayr tho satisfaction II iaiarm sau 1hnt ibe *
eeutye gafurnrut ni Venezuela hl# uskb"A lodged
come ciains Of elags afthc United Sa's which have
Tar many yenrs pat becu aeed by aHr ehn al'1es
lat Cafaccas. lis hoped that the scuze"t justice
ail ernote he consretsef hat Republic in pfesting
/ ti4e means Iar their payment.
IAa .eee.t revolution il Baauo. Ave, ofl IT, cen-
federated State having epeued tle pasp,et a. an IN
proved satf Of thing lethatqurier tn fostrtnseutsot
Gtcn BGt1in and frauce determined IA u#sallie with
tIsr chief the GuuisdearH t1 Ite hoe urrf-s OF
their commerce ge countries wpir,d ty thu
nbuarirs al TIM La liIlH md hfy gaFf Fl adiy no
tee o dis rufpus, L. the lted Sate4. tlui night
Il tunuet proper InrslIr tie e.nrse. II com
pulcr whit invitation, nj. rtt ut Rio JHnefip
ap cuar,e Al uiar Eancos So. lave IeoH fuI-
Is authorized to cufudf trafl,s @ ID" nr s-alg an-
.zrd Confederation, tie States composing IL. Tie DE-
laws which loye olen place IA Tie hnatIan Of tle ne"
government hive a-s.t rra,eocdrh execution Of hos
instrIfons, hut thor ltfc rn#ou L. luf lint thet'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-07

~ - aui til surplus - fHe Treasury NJ -
10 BE- a.. .IIej ~ itsf aIeft sIieusset tta TO
er.c# within re l.,.ii- a. O. price, aath"fs1e" y
Iaa ..-.t.|
ne s,Ias IN usercliaaa n, imported daflhe ne
lat f.ell Yeat $40 tsD I4HIed AID even ni's'H'
hundred All i.4ty tlutusand see h4adfed aHd one GO
daafs, (f205 30 1919 aud re salue o. denes.l.
ti.sns exported ane hundred aud ioff5-hs' 40
i5aHs ain an 8aIrd a1d =IsfY -ofe thousand nhe
aua 81. fra dalars gslIBt1) beside sess"'
laeas huHsiresl und f8af thoa-aHd oad ifehi! =.
splIars + 2O3 g2a5 uf foreign mereiiandH4 e&f9'f
making he n9Kfegsfe of fhc entire eHFaii' nne
sad .is millions sisty FIVE thDfsan1 nae nDa.
ssi aaj ,tfty =zrtea dollars ltlG1u 35fz) 'h5'"s
T the aiatc ihrfr sa. exported ierft.t"" h.'5'' ~.
zal.afeI aaj seseu fhnasaui f"o hundred n"' -.53
ga aosf- SI2.505 -s5J 10 ~, ae' I'D impaired Inn
Iar,isB I,arts I've miiions hundred I'D -ki}iso
Ihausand H hundred and laffs three dollars t',-s1i
GIJ)
H. f8y lr-t ansual messare to Congress eeIra Eo'
Alteration vat ssemea seu,e detect. mine pre-
.tf fa1iH and recommended s4gb notifications as
.HF Judgment were bret adapted ~ remedy IL 'f3l' %
aanet" tho prosperity ct Tie country. a"'i.4- "a,
lurs occar.d 10 eiaHse NY ''sf- ola '''s JUL
Without repeating the afguu afs eonta'ned 'n my
former p.essaee iu fyor Of Discriminating protective
laiest deem il my duty 10 eIi s"u atfeni'eh [" On
AZ t#o other confederation I'D, eftne tn. suit, i''
fret j. TIE effect ut iBrze iuHgftuunus Of iafI- -''
upon cur currency Mot the gold Of 1alilorWnt ~
#-t 10 j. COIN g. 6ndsit> aay directly 10 Europe III
8ayfaeut for goods rurt at. IN tne s"rnud place
manufacturing establishments are broken down u!
fuuIff fifIaH ia Foreigners Tie chWiHI invested W
th,ns lost duu.af.d. IL honest aud industrious e1ti
thrown ,al 81 employment, and tie afmer t"
.aa.a.crt isdeJttted aa home market iar thea'le 81
bis -a1 p- itaf.uee Ia The lHrd place, the dr~ttf'
fiui 81 manufactures loves tir l1frlEuer hduetl
competition il aui market. md he consequently ruises
tc price o thcuuicc sent telc for sue, ~ is no" seen
IN lie increased cost Of iron iafoued itom England
HE prosperity md edith 81 ivory uatIuu must depend
upon il. productive Industry TIN inImcr i stimulated
Il tfff4IH 4fF lar s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-07

I.a,lf.d yitl ifaunty land warrafhs @',Vl 49, -
Located win other certificates. liz
Mixing f..ial of. .-......-.-..-- o. wv
II addition. there were- ,,s,oa -
Reported under mp land grant '.-i'''e'
Fsr Internal Improvements. mi =, c,-#a1a
ruals. &e,------#.----.-----' $500
=..........,.,r I3.1l5I75
being a. increase 10 tie amount ut laids' sun ai''
ls.isa4 under land w4rraat. oi 'gy'--} aeis' ~
p sI9us year. ti1 ,,,er.
lcaarted under swamp land erats, aHd seie,'.
f4r internal improvements cxcecds iiHi at M prev
year by 3 s42 - aerrs and the s1les "aai. N''o'
doubt A4s. beea much larger butfor The extensive
.e,afions or railroads ii Missouri Aiiss'SsIi' a''
abusaa. 80, t=-,s
For the qgarerc ending Bonn September 10 ~
sold ....z.#.....- ..#...--. .---- 20 ~ u0i' =
Located viii bounty Laad wafrnats.. 'sl'at IN .
Located viii ether ccrtI1tutes,.---' I2.D1' .
Reported under swamp land gru"ts. 2'4o9'-''
Making an aggregate Tor tic qnnrerof 4, l3l 90
Much the larger portion Of the labor Of arrahf1es
and e-s ing the fctulIs Of The last census has De-"
finished add it H now dcyo.yc upon Congress 10 th'N'
III nerc,sai, provision lon the luaicu!ioao the fesaH7
IN sub torn ia ,ha be deemed best. The apPo'oH
arufuf representation, tie busl-ol Inc ne" CENSUS
b.. been made, by the Secretary oi l'e Interior III o
lfus nth tire prov inns oi Jaw rrienhg I" ihat SUI
ret md the recent elections have boen made IN ac'oi
,iouee N.ta il. =.
commend to your favorable regard the suggestion
contained in the report 81 tie secretary OF Inc lft''
fIot provision be mude hy law Ton The lH3n'olio'
and 4i- ittion pafiud5.iy. al ulaIyueai digest oil
AL fIe patents hieh have been, or may hereafter De-
,t.,rad for useful sratiunzaud discoveries win suS
lr.efnans ard i.usiiaiousa may be necessary u" pre-
out am isteigibc vic" their nature ana o'ia'''
he ru,f It such publ. alton could easIy b" de'''a
out # lie patent fund, and am PeraHad,d that II co'
lrarp,ed 10 c5jectaorearceItahe to li'eni''' anu
Hrnr6riuI To the public at urge.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-07

sf-i.I art.ifyin is orera'.oo. h. ~ ii nm.
Aaaers i.usdar, Of los has b-en raHI!seH -. a.,
az4arIaI despatch. Within Tie Inst ear 40 ma
8rfr. ii public lands have be,n surveyed anu
3sies hf"as ~ ts.' =, ., all lj5307 acre
l.a,4.d viii bounty land warrants 5,,9l15t
located win other certificates. 'i''7'-
- t...fr 81 DU7
Il nds a8. there WE'RE ,s,e, -.
Reported under mp land sfJhtz-' '-'5t'~'
pr iternal Improvements. raii' .o,-n5a q.
r,ia1s Sc, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-05

son Of he vesss owner Mr. Shaw, Of the Fiords
and eight others. DcludiDg woD1an) all shot
in cool blood wltho1 any apparent cgusc, but just to
satisfy Cambiasos craving for blood
As soon the reached Valparaiso os tho mas
sacre on board those veseis despatch was ssH 10 Com
modorc NcCaulley at Callao then his way to Panama
who imne edatey returned to the former port Win the
United States frgato Raritan
These vessels had been employed 20 convey the rebel
troops from Valparaiso to Montcyidco
When the Nrngo passed through the Straits on her
way from England to the Pacific Cambiaso formed the
plan Of taking her by inviting the officers TO ban
quet ON shorethefc giving them poisoned drinks and
sending pooncd provisions board Fortunately tho
lively refused to DO party to such infamous affair
ana the threat Of being shot therefore did not shake
him. Ere this, Cambaso and his minions have probably
received their deserts
In Coqumbo and Copinpo. every thing quiet
The copper and silver mines are yielding very good
turns.
In Valparaiso nothing is talked Of but the Santiag
Railroad and the Sanriago Electric Telegraph Tho Pre-
sden Of Chile had the invitation of tho foreign
and native residents OF Valparaiso to honor them by
preparations going 30 receive him. and his sjor
in Valparaiso be attended with gaietes and festi
vitiea "a nti Che principal ceremony will bn that
of laying down ty the Presidents hand the foundation
stone OF Tho santiago Rnilrond turning the rst
eod) The carnival had gone of very quietly ut Valpa
raisO the only evidence OF its existence have heen two
masked balls AT the Opera The bachelors of Valparaiso
immortszod Themselves this season by magnificent
Baile de Sorerosn given at tho Opera house. the
18th February All tho arstocracy beauty and fashion
Santiago and Valparaiso having graced it by their pre-
sence the house being well lighted and tastcully deco
rated and the Senortas having enhanced their charms by
Gle CANT and sylh t0ites the i from the boxes
was indeed brilliant After elegant and recherche sup
daylight did appear" when good folks won't home to
bed and happy dreams.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-05
Intelligence from Nicaragua.

Our advces from Eeal,jo the 9Th san Junn del
Sud TO the 21st and san Juan de Nicaragua ,hs 9Th
ut.
Cuetncss prcvuiled the Isthnus there il further
intelligence from Munoz and is not known whether
was in prison or in Peru OF in any other place,
The wator low in the river; tho pgs ugers wcra
ubout eight days in getting across tho Isthl.u,
The loss Of the North America will be OF somo incon
yonitnce to the passengers by the Promcthos aud Daniel
Wetster. There hundred Of Tie former the
Isthmus together with about thirty who had boen !e.
bhd by the id.ps ndenoo who could not have reached
San Juan the Pacific in time fer her, she 20
leave fer Sun fIauckco the I'D ult Those hy thc
Daniel WcLettr which ct New York on he 2p.h ut Nn
have Ioain till the return Of the Pacific which WA
to leave San tIrncisco :ho LIST init. Tnero
raj yetC san Juan del sud, which could take III who
chose 10 20 in them.
there American aborcrs engaged on tho pluIk
road which is to from Virgin Lny 10 san Juan del
sud distance II about twelve miles. Native lalH-ers
employed. Who had nearly the whole road graded
mr. foFtcr, tho irsh Consul Ut Neallo, d,od tn.
9Th ut The hicaragl government, FIR rcagon
otttp 10 cize his rr p.rty but resisted ~ lIr
AauLing Nr = partner who giied ~ the
der If the T.,nch corvette Brilliant then IN port air
LCnen was - succeed Mr. Foster a. Erti Ii Ccnsul.
The Oh Ian schooner Amphitre, with ISL Passengers.
from Faiur,a for sun fIGnci had pat ilio a Jpon
FOX Irovisics and with sickness IT reported that
twelve Of her passengers had ded and lilo greatest anf-
ciing existed among the othtr They crrio!y in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-05
Affairs In the Sandwich Islands.

ihe following letter from the Hawaiian Nini'tu of
toIcgn Affairs Is rather interesting. The authorities
eNeais ~ this. rely strongly Tor protection toe
Iiitca latS.-
DrP ,HrsTSr or FonEfJN RELArfa.s.
Ciry OF HoNotULu, jan 10 1862
Su--It u new time that should hear from Francs.
We law very reason to expect tidugs of favu-
Itl Aud fit The prUlnptude with which the govern
Lert& - The United states and Of Great Britain have
iutt!1tttG tl,r good Offices at that court They have
made lnown in the mnst decided the With that
,ao Of there islnuds shod preserve his rights
ilGtIUuCcnt foyCregn.
orr chcf DANGER now, IL from unIrincipcd cdvcn-
tuiers California who wish % do here what others
"a in Texas 0flate, great safeguard has been tho
friendly II The Commissioner OF the United
stacs whosa We've IN support Of the King directed by
the President Of tbs United States have boen mot
loGy and cncrgtcally carried out by that able ard
active oiccr Captain Gardner Of the United So5 shiP
Nardnla
The King is safe long be enjoys such ffi3ndiy
protection for which Lis Majesty and his soionhent
are duly thankful I happy to GdG That Captain
CuldntI viii fay here til relieved ly ssnic other tntei
States yes,c of war and hope IN whom '5oyer may
syccepd m tie Commissioner viii and oicev as cun-
pcent nd wiling e give efficiency 70 his orders, unr
iLo direction Of tho honorable DGuiel Webster
have The kouor to be- sir.
Your most obcdicnt humble scrvant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-05
Court CnienJnr-Thts ury,

SupprmE Couk1-tiicut. 232 2t4 s,o 2s2 sps
2e7. rs. 2T2 9l3 40 2t3 255, ST. 40 3Js special
Tenn Nos TO i5inclusiyo.
Srrtriop CouEr 1.-TWO branches l-Nos T. q 4 3 80
rs o 10 IL 13 IA, 15 1G IL 49, Ii. ~ a. ISL u "a
"a IS Is u 2s, 20, so - - s. 56 II IS ~ 40
CoANoS ptrAg-Part Nos ol. lhf '15S fSbIt 25t V
.t7 2Sh 2S7. 2S9 2g1 2S3 2aSt 29i 4go g9l PINT -
lfS le4 zee 2lS 2@s 23S s 90 25s 2gD geo 2Si 900
28l ast 2sG 2ss 2f0 2qa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-05
NGxys from IIaYtl.

The schooner licga Capt Crowe arrived on sat urlny
from Conavos, whence shc sailed tho 10Th Of Marrh
We taIn from Capt. q. that the country In a
gull state and that the nhalitaots anticipating
gg,gt ovation on the 1T inst when it announced
karctir I. would bc crowned Emperor VI II2ya
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-05
NNynI Tutcl,fgcrcc

The U. steamship Susqu,h4nna. Captain hu'fcl--
trr ed OF singnpoie the 10th OF January "a.
rerg and 'a.d On the 18th for chna. She 4 said o ba
the largest steamship vessel which has ever slitSd SIN,
glItrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-05
THE TURF.

CENTREyILLE COURSE, L. I-pAc!NG AND TIoT
~ ing Monday, prl s. at o'clock 4. 1.Paciug purse
$780, mile heats best three In i've Ia harnoss j. d. Mgann
enters &. Hero; c. Brooks onters CHI Dan Miller; Hugh
Kelly enters y & Comet. At o'clock H. L., trottnp
$50 mile heats hes. three avs in harness Geo. Spcer
enters e. < War Eagle, Of Philadelphia r. j. Noanc eaters
eh. IN. Green Mountain Maid Jshn kenna p
Anna Bishop ID. Pfer Lady FoS-on g. Brooks
ch Lady Kelly ID. Kehoe enters May fly
G. Raynor enters eh. M. Merrill Omnihdgses will leave
Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn At one o'clock T. N.
JOEL CONKLiN Proprietor.
~ purse Of S2i will he giyen 70 come oil on Wednesday
the 7h inst Mile heats best three In dve under saddle
For horses that troted for Entres
at the above house, Tuesday evenn by o'clock
LEFr, Prarrietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-05
ExPRESS AGEuCINE.


DERFORD & CO.-CALIFORNIA MAILS, APRIL s.,
ID BY the steamer Prometheus Via San Juan, for all
parts of California Oregon Sandwich islands China and
South America will close at ofc at tafpast clock
day Of sailing Freight and parcels for unci Sts.es nail
steamer Crescent City, via Aspinwa City aad Pslann
April 9, in charge of special messenger.
BERfORD CO., 2Astor House, Vesey street,
DAMS co.'s CALIFORNIA FREIGHT, PACKAGE,
"A and Parcel Express, Untod states mail steamer
Crescen. City, Monday, April 5.-0sr next regular
Express for Cha6ros, Panama and san trancisco viii 10
dispatched above by the United states mad steamer
Creseent City, Monday, the 9TH ot APRIL, At two
o'clock r. NJ in charge nsua " freight AGENT
And Special Messenger to destination, All goods for THE
Express must be delivered to With invoices before
Saturday ID prl to enable to comply with the
order for cordng and sealing No oaarga to shippers
by this limo for Custom House fos Consular
Every pac!a;e bc strictly proof, sIpaId
exceed l25 pounds weight Small parcels aud dispatches
will be received until o'clock tho day OF ceiling
ADAMS s. co, l. and Il Wan trocs
DERFORD & CO-GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT,
- Package mud Parcel ExproIsO.r Ge3s shpment will
by the splendid Running United State n,t steaur
ship Crescent City, April 5 In charse o orr ovn sosci
messenger aud freight agent: through III twenty eight days;
detention at Panama Freight taken u css price, than
by other responsible company Small pNr,es for our
express trunks received to o'clock day "fs Hing N B
The only line, mny by early Application
office. BERf0KD CO., Astor House, Vesey street
CRECoRN's CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND PARCEL
N ExprcsS.-Tlc suhscrbers viii onward their next
express per steamship rromotheus, E0nday, 9th Of
necessary that goods Tor t ahou.d be delivered
st olce, before Satrrasy, 81 inst Packages
ought 70 exceed lcD lbe weifht each aud should
water proof Parcels received tic mornn; ot TIE 5th II
80 TiIoMPsoN s. TITcHcoCE,
MANAGERS and Agcnss li9 Pearl street. corner Of Wall