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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-09
uEyn1cO COUyTY COURT, Oct, e,1s5a.-The

VCts
county having been summoned to AZ: his day
ce whether the 33d section The l9Sh chapter
Virginia, which prescrbes that III free negro shall sei
l r 0=- sal or barer agricultural products with
from respectable white
cna.. ncichbaloo u h's belief that he raised oher
IN. s1ch products shall be forfeited and
un:>hc with stripes any ah,e per-on who shall
ceiye trade, agricultural products of free negro
=, r9:ush certificate shall he suy oil misdemeanor sha
e "a fte county ai enfco Tie this ray proceeded
r nc .ne. Gn,. Ike unanimous cinioa OF the Court
w rIc4 shall be IN force III tc county OF lienrcn
ordered accordingly. And l. Is urher ordered tha,
publishes! twice week. fol cne month. IN The Daily DIS
i. -. Z :tuiop, Dalls EuquTer. A c"ay-f"ae.
JANIS EiLETT G. II. c
order of the Connty crIr Of iiercn on
~; r: 1852, directed t.t e section ueIo'ed ~
order soLi take effect said county until the
S.senbcs ncxt. , - ,,u~, :, ;, =
T. }5-rlm JAhtS H. LIE 1. y. u v.
Court oi Appeals held al the state Court
Ci;: kIIur,vu ri'"~y- a-'Hhlr 10. lS52
Appellant:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-09

MISS TAZEWELi'S
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOX nopNh LApbo.
/. ace Street, between 9Th ana St. Richmond. =,
2KSE ec.n session of School will commence on Inc H gay
Ocooo able assistants In every dePa"e nav
TssMs-payable scmannuay in advance sa,o
For board washing, ~
+" Higher Ensllsh branches, Az
9 Primary S0
s, d. D. faa, sa.e 01sSo'' Oct 4-cl2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-09
Pierce's . majority,

The vote is very full one being only 81 less the
vote al the gubernaora election when almost every vote
in the county poed. The result surpassed our most
onsi expecting If carried the county
nj all to carry il by very small majority. Summers ma.
ority this county l2 The Democratic gain is con-
seQueny l65.
Ne have received partial returns from Boteourt, which
indicate that county given Pierce between and ooo
!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-09
pierce'e rnn;arlfv

flbiCe
Doesn't thu. look like FauGuicr was p"iH"'Ihtc conn
ty2 Does'at that silence the assertions Of Ia Hs ta "
relieve the OF all doubling Democrats Il It "cs n
then trv his
Gordon, in5y
Ingram, =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-09
CTasSIC1I AND DMATHEMATIChLS SCHOOL.
u RARSSDALE,

All Communications will prompt attention. Adtress -
nu- Nicholson N. D., Stony Mount, Bruns"iek,'a
nfiS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-09

FIscAsTLE, Nov. = 1852.
Gentlemen / have merely time TO say that Whigsery Is
forever prosira,cd the result Of this days election IN Ro
terour Tie r, suit in Fncasc is Pierce ESQ; Scott lis
polls closed.
Verbal reports from the other precincts leave doubt ha
Pcrccs majority the county Will not fail much short ol
800; md weather had not been very inciclnent the
niuD.iiy would have bc.n much larger.
Our people thoroughly Democratic ana Southern IN
their feelings and viii always give good account ot mem
any the rights OF the South aud the
Ilrhls OF lhr Uninn lnvnlYnI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13
Marine Affairs.

LAuscH.-Tbe clipper ship Golden City," built by
Aaron westervct for Messrs Chambers Heiser will be
launched to at o'clock P NJ precisely from the
foot Of Houston street East river. This fine ship will
load immediately for San Francisco and will be command
ed by Captain Samuel Dewng late OF the bark Issbets
Hyne in which vessel be has made the two shortest pas
sages performed hence to Rio de Janero and back
which Il that this fae vessel under his
command will be celebrated for her short passages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

THE WATERING PLACEs.-Three hundred aud
eighty ole yisiters arrived at Saratoga on Tuesday
and ejghty-four at Newport. social ball. OF
Shop" was given at the Union hotel, Saratoga
which was attended by the beauty and fashion of
he r1acn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13
DOU BILE SH E E L
Mails for Europe.
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
ne American steamship Hermann, Capt. Higgins, WIN
avs this port ut twelve o'clock TO morrow noon. for
Southampton and Bremen The mails win close at half
sast ten o'clock tomorrow morning. The NEw foRK
wsxnl HExALp will be published at halfpast nine
O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

aa ed1osAiopa convention, sssists the dsiioera-
tiers VI "ssgs grave men," assembled for those oo-
jssis We ere ~ loss 70 perceive. IL is scarcely
likely the performances viii conclude to day.
ID will be seen, in day psper that t"o more u
the n.nsg.rs Of the Henry Clay steamboat, nave
been arr ste and held to ball. BY the U1itsd STATES
Commissioner Is viii, also, be observed tnas the
District Attorney Of achmon county Staten is'and'
intends to place tie matter of the late Ferry caiam
itv. before the grand jury Of that county.
Our pages. this morning, contain large number
OF telegraphc dispatches, giving accounts OF ship
wreck and loss of murder, earthquake, political
itsms So, together with several columns OF highly
interesting local and general reading. to all OF
which our space viii not admit of o detailed re-
ference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

Fall Fsshions for Gentlsmen's Hats
BEEBE Co.. 1876 Broad viii the f. fam
ions for gentlemen Saturday next the llth inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13
oCUL,srs. AUalsTs Avn OE.TIsTs.

TIDE EYE AND EAR-DR LUTENER, OCULIST
and Auist 10 Prime. ttrtt hegs Inform those per.
who antioil ave ltiup hm they eny
Nor days TnursGsys n Saturdays, from till o'clock
hi every sth,r day pets
Deafness diehspe ard noses IN The hssa Germ
cured wi,bous risA pain short weak. and Imperfect
sight restored
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

WnSt excuse csn be asssd For wearing III.
his Patent Corsssa shirss order shaii \, ~,
give perfect sstsfaon To the wsarsr in svs.v
The potent proportions BILE method mess
vented by AGATE readers shs result an sbssuts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

Clothing nj WhSlssaIe--Our stock OF Fall
and Water 1lothsg for the Southern sstern sde
ready for nspeetioD We respectfully invite Westsrs
sh.,ns essvhsre A. .i well repay
Of the country. Prices uniform and low. :. $4,000.
ID. j. DEVLIN. IS and 10 John ssree~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

The pubsio OrAtlciso ClOSeiy-Oroon, No.
A,,n, unr.s souytS svitkism He submits his sao.rb
Niyts msss 90 order the ordeal Of exsminstion and
s~sts ana fsslieB Can sueh sts 10 oeaissc
a. not are style and finish vnspproaohabei Let the
1ss,srs Of 0Seen'e shirts AsSwr Sss tksmsslveA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13
10 PNlN rEsxss,

ITO PRlNTERs, PUBLISHERS, &C-sPECIMGNS OF
the Various Types east At the celebrated ioundris Of
Duncan, siI clair Co kdintng aiAite duish and
warranted dursby hsv- io received by steam
81 Pacific Tor Biratop the trad. Order.
hcitsd by LIVINGSTON. WELLS H. Co. "a Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

6hiStsi shirssl-G Good Shirts AZ low prices
Three ply eoIars thai an ssd the hottest ~sathsr
ugeyr asb cotton shrsss shirts MAas g. osde. ~
n In Nav and Ban Francisco Gentlemen from
80 SA"0e ~ fssp' ca ARLs5 LEIGHTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13
CLOl HING.

MAST OFF CLOTHING aHDHUKNiTURE W aNTED.-
~ Ladiee gentlemen hsv,ns any cothiag furntnre.
or jewery 20 disrsse Of. obtsin price, BY
ending for she sptscrter throngh tho
Post Lades attended h. Mrs Dusseldorf 10 Eim street.
Il. DUsS LLDURF.
i EFT OFF CLOTHES ANN FURNITURE WANTED
- Ladies snd gentlemen oatsia the
above srtsa by Ding throusn other TO j.
THohfsoN, % Leonard street near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

The crazy poet says the art OF Dag uerre u
I" lnf pr tiol Of nth! tnii of beauty and grace
pain the soul In the Acet
That STATUES needed. nor adsmsnt dcmes,
To immortaIifs any who are pictured BY HOLAE3'.
Rooms NO. 2S9 Broadway, and Newport, 4. /.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13
sPEOsAL a0TGOH.

~>-~>~N~>>>~c~~~>,s-. .>->-~~~~--~,,~~s
~ VAN S1EENWYK, STATE COMMISSIONER OF
~ EmgrA alton for Niscon p-Ocs No ITO Green
street New York opeb from o'clock till o. look
r. Pam hets verb 1orm teIisbls and
authentic sources will be given ohe-rfy and free of
to all who intend settle IN
Wisconsin, o. the duest the rich
Nful valley Of the Mis- slot OBI.
MhSONIC NOTiCE-THE MEMBERS OF ATWOOD
I Ltdge No 20S are psrieulr requested 10 be
tual In their tho meeting
l6 1852 business OF I'm will before the
body. Bv order Of CBA0LEs r. NEWTON, w. M.
VIM. II. PHILLIPS, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

Hon. William L. Marcy. Of Albany. Hon Rufus Chcate,
Of Boston Judge Judsop, Of Conn General Cad
Of Trenton james n. Murdoch. Esq of Boston an GOV
Power of st. Lucia have arrived ut Saratoga Springs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

A Perfect Copy Of a Letter can be Taken
in one minute With press nth the Magic
Copying nk- superior in every copies taken
Sold whale stall 1T No Az Broadway,
ard EUGENEELY No 10 Fulton street, and STRING
Err & TOWNSEND, No. 200 Broad way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

Easy IN his BOOss.-If you SEQ q GentIo-.
looking uneenmoniy -mng and pleasant this tepsr
Broof handsome and easily fitting boots shoes They
are sold at $50 Fulton street, exceedingly low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

Comb FactOry-A rich assortment OF Tor.
toiss shell CoEbs the French SaserHs Tho
variety embraces style of and home
fAeturo. Combs made 20 OF der Ana repaired.
A. g. J. SAUNDERS. $50 EroAdwAyy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

Green Turtle soup all this week - tho
quality of which Come lovers OF
soup, try this batch-frs and ready to day.
PETER N, BAYARD Battery.
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DvgRFlSEmgSN gEsswgb yVgRY DAY.
m. SEE SEVENTH PAGE -Gs
PE nNssN AL.

I NEoRnATI0N WANTED OF DOCTOR MATHEW
ROSS, from near Comhsr, tssty Down. IrelaDd,
sailed for New York Ia May 1880 the shp ONE should
this meet his eye BY writing to jane. Kety. 4 Washing
ton street, New York he hesr Of uDeehsng
ms advantage Any Information respecting him will DO
thankfully received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

Daguerreoty pes by Brady.-The public
Invited to examine the Prize Pictures
hbted ut the Worries Fair ether with largo oollso
Of the portraits Of Of the dstn Of
country, NJ BRADYS Gallery 205 Brosdway, corner Of
Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

Wigs, Wigs, Wigs.-strangcrs nrc In
formea that the best pla . Ornamental hair is
hEDHURsT HEAkD's q Maiden lane where she
wigs half wigs toupees brsds Of long hair sngets Sc
which, for price and quality unequalled. Can an
judge for yourselves, A. 81 Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

Wigs and Toupecs.--BatcnoiOr's new style
perfect mutation
yot invented Those -ap superior srticle should
call BATCHEL0R's l,brt'sd Jig Factory, No. Wau
street. whore largest best assortment
In the city. Copy the address
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saunders' nsu.liic ranIel strsp for keep

ing In perfect orderThs article has ana
favorably known the public. the lavender having
eeived medals and diplomas innumerHbls 81 the Worlds
Fair IL exhibited several hundred specfEene
ofrssor srops and was there pronoun'ed BY ss judges
to razor, Depot No. Assor House and 1877 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

the line Of the Sixth Avsau Railroad ind at Mlsrs
In Canal street. srteis thst possibly be wished
the shape Of Caters Slippers, Ties and Toilet Slip
psrs for themselves cbdren GOOD quality ano "a
low In prices store In Now ork Remember MIL
LERS, lA Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13

Hair Oye.-Batch n lOr's Celebrated Liquid
Hair Dye IL the vsrsd for the hair
whistsrs the nonvDt snpea The wondsrtnl ease and
certainty with which this favor and old ssahshet ali
Dye performs ~ II for sale applied 81
BATCHELoRS Wig raotefy. No Wall street. Copy ths
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Lager Beer ID Kies.le,s G.rd,n. st.teu

Island she distsnce from ssetou Landing G. kiesee
informs hts riede public that his
perior Lager Beer served in the Garden jest from the
beer vault together with other rseshpesss great
variety All orders for Lager Bsrr by the barrel
cask, will be re ,evsd at 1874 Liberty street. New York
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. 00n DoZFN st JULIAN AND ST. EsTgPHE
returned: 200 baskets ~ Chamtasne hsi Tsm pie
etsr eho &C trahts 10, don Dnh, Portsr FaAirks
6sntfers she Iamptelif So th Ates lsdia Pale Ale.
WM UkDERHIlL. 40 v -oou q street.
II ARcIAY PEkKINs & cos LONDON PORTER
pnss ad quarts just landed In aDe order for sale in
G. r. LEfHoRIoGF, SO and 81 Patton ssrsot.
GUINNESS DUBLIN BROWN STOUT PfNTs AND.
qusr's Just lanoeo In dns order Tor ta's Ia guam
q. p 'LrTuBRIDGE &C and So Fulton street.
Az PETERS q Co. soo BROADWAY IMPORT
Wl and dealers In Champagne Wines, Brandiss.
gars &c SC Anons the above nsned goods found
~ the fpeet IN the mtrket Lambrys Grape Les6
Champagne, tor sale In pints ADD quarts.
ATARD. DUPUY g. co, OF 1884 TO 1850 IN ONE.
~ eighth one fourth and onehslf pipes Linst C.s,.I
Ion Co ofl4O 10 1901 10 eighth nd one-
hail do tcoteh Ass, OF ysricus brnbda In pints and
qusrts London Priers Of the best brands And
guar's low rced Bock Clsret and White Wines for sss
ny N D. PETERS " CO.. importers. 800 BrosdwAy.
Cc0TCH ALEs.- FALKIRK, EDINBURG. GLASGOW.
Paisley, and Other ses Of all tas we'll hnown brandss
q. r. IEiHRRiDGE 50 and Is ' S"sss ON street.
WV. H. UNDHaBILL. IMPORTERS AND DRALHR IN
w brapdiss, Wines ssssrs &c 60 $50 Rrooms strseV.
corner Of Crosby Dealers aud the publie generally I'll
Ssa !. 49, sis,
Drasdiss, 10. As
WINES AND LIouQRs-THE CELEBRArED BLACK
terry. To s these vko properties Of thu soiss
''''- '''''.' SAsszrr . co. N warren
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stones II they would besides that cut out of Plymouth
rock He thought of the Dutch. the French the
TO be met The Pacific side by flow Of long tailed
Chnete and all AZ distant day would speak English,
lie attributed this TO the peculiar faculty The language
had for taking words in the peculiar faculty that
OF her languages bad Of keeping them out We uni
vertay tolerant took In the words OF every cline,
and nade them oil Engh What pecuariti-s distin-
Puiif,d the Language In this country and Eugland
There would naturally be some. When the thing
oId not exit In country the word must
become extinct. Thus. here The terms Lords
aud Commons" would become rs unkpown To-
reign words. lie then nstanced several We used the
word cey.r in The very contrary sense to that y, winch
u wa used In England An EngishInau used the word
guess too but II In the VI conjecture not
that Of thinking believing This avery dangerous
practice IL would pervert the language thus to give
same words different sgnfca'ions Use (~aid he) the word
guess Tor 10 V good Saxon word used by Shas-
peaIe but 1t ~ The Of conjecture not belief
confidence. Dcard chat vulgar word smart meaning
int lectualy clever for il has nothing but physical
meaning When mau Is smsrt,n he IL quick aud
NE clever too but let IL be used Alright
pl mt MT 10 y But wbe that dangerous, II
stance. the word caucus' unknown In England The
origin Of that this When General Gage 20 ldtng
the people at BDston into hostility against him and
his king riot took place ana several respectable ci
2ens were killed meeting had by the fren IL and
Dsghhors who were III the riost part "caulkersn by
trade and that meeting had controlling Influence
the revolution. All primary meetings Of feeDen had
since been called caucus netting aud so let them be
At his uont compelled leave tor the last train
at nine NJ
During one Of the short Mr. Rennie Of Bos-
ton exhibited two little girls aged about eight years
bad hfsn taught TO read the phonetic principle
Then profc ncy IN spelling and reading ordinary print
was very great and the audience great satisfaction
Hon. William L. Marcy. Of Albany Hon Rufus Chcate.
n Kogf0y ..du Iuna of tapp ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-02
=
DAILY JOURNAL.

PosT1SG THE BooKs.-Missourl, Iowa
and Maine, are the only States which nave
vet elected Members to thenext Congress
In the year of Gen: Taylor's election
they chose three Wings to eleven Loco
Focos, but one of the three Wings ~. +:
Miller of Iowa) wascheated out of bis seat
by the stealing of the KanesvIlle poll book
So that the returns stood-Whigs two; OPP
,5os;fion twelve. Now those same States
have chosen six Wings and seven Opposl-
{ion. We call this fair beginning. Keep
Il up--[.Nsw York Tribune.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-02
CHAREoS. Sent. 2s

CHARLTON, Sept. 2S.
The engine Of the Georirailroad ran of
the track near Chickaman creek, killing
two firemen and scalding tengineer.
There have been 3 deathf yellow fever
in the past 24~hours.
The Crescent City brin the following
from Havana. =
The Havana papers areled with long
scurrlious articles against "A american gov
ernment, the people and thess.
So strict is the espionage eryed that two
English officers attached to british steam
or, who had pointed to tortifions in sight
were arrested on suspicion oeing fillibus-
tiers taking observations. TBriti,h Con-
sui procured their immediateease.
Mr.. Moreland, acting Ahcan Consul!
cannot receive single ncwaer.
The pilot of the Black War left her AT
Havana and proceeded home Key West.
All the New Orleans paperaken by his
family were seized - :
The baggage OF all passens is strictly
overh auled Tor papers; somets privat let.
tiers are read. The New Orls letler-bao
is examined; secret police laced on ey-
cry American vessei enterin Sayana, hu,
not on vessels of other nations a. = e,
A French brig; recently arriTrom Porto
Bella, was offered by her com'der to the
Captain General for service inc Of neces
sity. English natonal vesseisth 'similal
offers are locked for every day. ..
f. The Daro says that the PHO will be
repaceu oy another steamer equal sizt
which will arrive in three montl -,
Sickness prevails to very g'extent il
!. Cuba. ~
{ 1t is reported that FIVE of thosonrecte,
with the revolutionary journal We garro
. ted and the others VIII be lmpri'd Syear
in Spain.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-02
JACKsOy,s COOKING STOVES.

ryNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the pu
Lie, that TIE Stoves advertised. for sae in this ci
By Scatylia Paryin. purpcfting 10 be fmprsremr
upou NJ, patent Choking Store isa4l entire forgery,
been any lnlprousneut made upon,my store nor ST.
made by any body combining the pr. .ciplcs whic.
mine superior to auy new in use as ac5oking and
ing stove.
The thing here offered upon the credit Of my stove,
patient long ago Superseded and throwa aside In
Fast, and Recently picked up in Cincinnati, and
brought into thi. mark 90 impose upon the public.
Jack sons enuiue SIC be had only Of Jas Scant
& >on who nave the exclusive right to make and sell
p;ss HENRY JACKSON,
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ADVANCE IN WINES AND hEAND'Es.-
The,e has been quite an advance in wines
and brandies within the last week or ten
DAYS, owing to the reported short grape
crops in France, Madeira, SPAN &c;
and a further material rise Is predicted
soon. All through the Island of Madeira
il is said that the vine has suffered Sc,
verely. and. in some:parts wholey destroyed.
co that there will be little, if any wine for
export next year. This will be severe olo"
to the inhabitants, as the grape is to them
what potatoes are to alargep part of Ireland
the priae:pal support.-.Nee York Express.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-02
TELEGRAPH DISPATCH ES.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP.
NXw York, Sept. 90,

NSw YORK, Sept. 90,
The Canadaarrived at Halifax at 1Oa
P. NJ, with 10 passengers. b
The Atlantt reached liverpool on the
18th instant. g. -
! The Duke oWellington expired on thu
18th. Breadsrffs and provisions are Uni.
altered. W.
ASpanish var steamer for the defence
of Cuba, was launched in the Thames.
The Bank oEngland declared semi
annual dividen, of 81 per cent.
Napoleon has ommenced his tour through
the provinces. -
The sloop of var cambridge was at Ma
dina on the 4th
The difficulty etween England and Tur-
key has'been sdisted. = ~. 90
The funeral ofhe Duke of Wellington is
to be" a national flair - g
) Parliament NETS on the 18th.
The ship Winsor Castle. of l4O guns.
vas launched aplymouth in presence Of
r3O, 900 persons.
The Duke of Wllipgton di ed of apople1y.
Lord Mahon ibis literary executor.
The Morning Hald announces the annex
asion of the wholPeruvian Islands. inclu-
ding Lobos, to thmain land of Peru. The
government has sengthenhd the fortifcat-
ions and none buNessels under contract
with Peruvian go,rnment are allowed to
load guano. - i.
The English paps publish Novia Scotia
petitions relative 1.-THE fisheries.
tits In contemplaon to build telegraph
to America, via Icand, DC, and the pro.
ject has received further impetus by a
grant Of exclusive rht of navy. from the
Danish governmento Labrador, given to
Messrs. Harrison.
TIE Steamer Sab Sands sailed for
Australia on the It'll
There is great arcity of silver coin
in England, owing the expectation to
Australia.
A new palace is tee built for the Queen
at Balmoral to cost 100000
Pugin, the archite, has died.
The harvestis genely over and has full
f,ledthe expectation plenty. fr
A petitionis in circltion at Paris among
the poorer classes the Senate praying
for the reestablishmei of the empire.
In reply to an addrs in favor of the ina
perial regime Napoleo made the signif-
cant remark, "that whit he general inter
est was at stake he vol try and anticipate
public opinion, but l II follow it in the
case of an interest viii may appear per
sonal'' .r
The CONSTITUTIONAL. an article on the
French steam navy, asmes the possibility
of successfufinvasiof England.
The Patfie" and"lss" indulge in re-
marks deprecatory of tDuke of yelling.
tons habits. They publ his biography
without comment. The Institutional prais-
!, es him. - '-eo a."
/ There is no truth inc report Of free
: trade between France aiEnglshd.
Spain.-The Madrid iers have ceased
to appear. the pubilshersing imprisoned.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-02

"Ma." said a little girl the other day,
who had scarcely entered her teens, "Ma,
maint l get marriedl" "Why, child said
the anxious mother, "what' on earth put
that notion in your headl""Canse all the
girls are Sc ting married as fast as they can,
and i want to, too "Well, you mast not
think of such thing-1on't you never
ask me such foolish question again,
Married, indeed: l never heard the like:
"Well, ma If l oan'thave husband, main'
l have piece Of bread and bufterP'