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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
SECOND BOARD
ERIpAY. Sept. 3-P. u.

There was not a very active stock mar
he, today but prices generally firm. Atthe First
BOARD. sltbou.h III, re was a ~iiDsnes to buy, yet
there wa. no buoysncy Al the Second Bard tae
tran, actions we're limited, but prices we're quite nrm
with a ANAL amount Of Stock on the market Stocks
are carried with tle or no difficulty and consequently
the market IL not pressed. Nicaragua mas hustnated
considerably opening Il 26026, declining to 25ls, sf
terxard recoverisg 10 25as The transactions are
600 or 200 shares supposed 10 bs turned out mostly
bo the leading seller Of the last week or tTo
The bidors for this Stock was animated at and
s,er the close Of the Second srd, la consequence
If prevalent impression that this difficulties between
the COMPANY and Mr. Vanderbilt were 10 progross Of
,e,,leaent Mr. va proposition, IL 10 understood, With
llule modlfcsron, would be scceptaols TO tbs CoG'
s.uy As the meeting Of the Directors heia this after
noon 10 discuss the arrangements there was no quorum
present, and consequently no acnon Was had Erie u
l. y cent better than yesterday. Long Island 10
scarcely 90 firm Reading has sso downward turn
and ~spt ~ e34, decline OF ~ Y cent. Tue buyers,
bowsvsr ,e. 20 Indicate that the clique have SILL no
s,.o.,son IN let IN. stoch down. Zinc was active and
s,msr 800 shares col o. closing llNs, an Improve
~, At 81 A. cent Hudson River Ii advancing under
crs..ed recstpy touched 10 to-dsy. ssoains-
,on WA Arm NJ co., short sellers option Tnsfshs
.osS demand at full prices for n. J. Stale ss'cksfo
S.rIise purposes Virginia sold at lilA, an improve
ran, Of ). y cent Federal Stocks are also firm and
,n yood demand. A ssls Of $4,000 S. 1853, sold ct
IO2 Erie Bonds were firm, le62s selling al ss4.
There is but moderate business doing
in Exchange, and the market Is dull at loA eI0la y
cen. Ire supply Of bills Is fair. Some hracAw
Southern Bank BII' with Ciy indor'emsnt sold 1t
l0as Francs, 5l5a jl3ls.
In Freights, there is some activity in
Wheat to Livsrpos bus the market generally Il dull
To Liverpool the engagements are about IS 900 bush.
Wheat 1t So 5I.d, 40 or 1900 bos Flour s l5d,
40 bales Cotton 1t sd, Resin n. To London, 5000
bush Wheat Sd; ete ties. Besf, 49,; Lso, In foreign
vessel 5000 bb!s Flour 81 and 80 sans on Cake Of
1876 and fall cargo Of On Cake. In another foreign
ysiss a: he sane rates. To Hsyre, .hsrs ufps or
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shs EdIo~ % The a. Y. 1rtbEne:
owEGo, rogs Co, Thursday, Sept. 2-l0 AN
As the mail train from Binghamton was
going west this morning, when within about two miles
o. this village east (near sawyer') 1t was ovstaken
ana ran Into BY the night EXPIRE" passenger train,
<~nch ws' behind iiueJ causing the baggage car with
"e ossgase-mss'er, (Nr. Auhur) 70 lesvs the track,
sho throwing Into the diteh fifteen to twenty
seo' oe'o"' Mr. Arthur escaped uuhart one brake
man only ''shtl, injured; no passengers hurt bss.
&sgee OF express train thrown partly OF the track
Both trains vii be detained here for a few hours.
Yours, respectfully, Tic
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II A fine shower at O'Clock last eve
ming somewhat cooled down one Of the most oppre'
svely suiy days of the Toe rain renewed
al IL o'clock, though not to great extent.
The CHuRcHEs.-The Clergy and their
Aocks returning from the green pastures and
wsterpg.psces OF the country During their absence
the churches have been undergoing the process Of re-
pairs painting and cleansing have the school houses
and hSstsTs Last Sabbath several Of the churches
re.opened and tomorrow divine service will b
ewed In number Of the houses OF Divine worship
In the city, will he BY reference to the Rel Ous
Notices In another column
y Some misrepresentation may arise
from article In yesterdays Tribune as TO the Death
of M,s Laura Addisop, which desire to obviste IL
appears hat abe had been trs gellsg 10 the We. e. far
Kentucky, In company with Of her friends and
on their way home. Upon reaching Niagara Fall. che
wss taken seriously III and medical advice procured
After few days abe again left for NswYork 10 com
papy with her freads and In charge Of physician aud
BY bis sdvcf but after arriving at Albany She suddenly
began to sink, and Notwithstanding the efforts Of Drs
Hun Freeman and Armsby. she died after few hours
She wss brc uehi to NswYork In the Oregon and was
buried on Thursday In the Secondsy Cemetery.
II The great musical festival of the
American Musical Fund Society takes place this after
noon and evening at Cattle Garden Not only the ex
oellens object Of the Association, but the remarkable
character Of the programme render this Concert spe
cislly worthy the attention Of every lover Of music
TEMPERANCE AT THE FIVE POINTS
The meetings in the Tent Of the City Alliance In the
Park at the Five Points continue To DO interesting and
beneficial Last evening addresses were made BY
Messrs Peabody, Bayoock and Buctman, and Dr. C. Y.
Rivepburg. Nearly hfsy persoas signed the pledge.
Tonight there will be another meeting; 10 morrow
divine service vii be held In the Tent 10 the morning
and aftersoop, and temperance meeting In the
ipg The sermon In ths morning Will Do Rev. oy Mr.
Eastwood. and la ihs sfterooon BY Rev H. Graham
Temperance disoourses In the evening
~ We have received from the artist a
copy Of besu,iul lnbSsrsph representing the Battle
Of Hermsnstadt or tho Hungarian War OF lndepsnd
ence. where tbs Hungsrians. uDdS tbs gallant Bonn.
dsieated ITO eomSi1sd forces Of AlS.sA sad RsS~~
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netting doing. The packet Of the Let 10 nearly smpsk
The sbip Baltuorr Formerly Ia RI psche, $50 tan.
has been cold tlt 90 and the shlo Msdo tS tssa
al ~ 100 To Gallo MIA there % fair badness dong
Of 45Ss5c.
There Is more activity In money. bst
the sUppy angle. and 90 know Of no change h rsass
Az soon as the appropriations have passed The prss
.uat In, oce,s too dssurssnsn fsoa the ab Trees.
ny here will be very large.
The Empire City, arrived to-day frsm
Nv odsan,, bring. further considerable anssss q
specie.
The imports of Dry Goods are to abest
the same 81 last week. The impors Of nisssa.
lane u me rchsndise IL large but not EXCESSIVE re
6sules for Dry Goods are .. follovs.
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COLLISION ON TIE Hupsos RIVER RAIL

soAD- sneIty after oclOch lee, nigh, the Nee York
s.s,ssr tan. que hers At h.lips 9. ran into
heishtGsn was backing up for the uuTno.s Of taking
IL usual place on turnout 10 s~s, tbs srriy. Of The
Up Train Before This could be effected, however. the
So'n.ion toos pace. AZ the freshs train was moving
commenced 10 slscken Inc speed 40 oTser n 600 :,
Carleton. serious damage vas done Rn,s looono'
evss sere slightly Injured, breaking tner co
~ 400 We nSH OF one OF '~o PERSONS bruised, but
~" n'es iost or hmos oroAen- Alb. Eve. Jour ID
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" GEO. HArDocK, ,ex-woodsawyer of
Hudson win lecture on Temperance On Sunday .ner
noon nest. at O'Clock. ~ the Grssdsl Rsny-a4
O'Clock Al the foot Of Thrdst, and In the svsnias a,
oeTenperanes Hall In Thirdst, between Avsnus d.
sad LswisSS
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PHILADELPHIA Sails oY Stocks

PmLA DELPHIA Sails OF SroCKs.-FrIddy,
Scot a. Frn Besra GraIs Bt I3S " o,o Anssaau Cy
y. ~ or 80 Unioa Cssa -. $500 hsss kk hot o. ~
"a in A l. Isk, o. 90 Beaver nsaso- hk Bsafs ~ |.
SO ioss ADD tR lI ttaoo sgnss osrass -. ~ ~
p, 4. - I01 s6 90 R..s Az %, 10, etjs sh e"'
"a N -sh sh ssy ,4h % Pe IN Sc, Th $50 do,T
Ss,sss B.srs-oo Morris c.n.i IN So sch MAJ prefer
MOI 4. ~ ossi sosr rsDn. 81 nv; P.as- nk, ~
SsooU Aos, ~. asa
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HOBOkEN ITEMS.

The National Guards, Captain Tu,tle,
made their frss target excursion on Tnursdsy Tney
went TO Fon Lee sna had very agreeable dine VI H.
ana brou. BIT back ~eIl ridded tsrge< They we're sc
cou,psr-d oy sheltlns Bras Bsad- the Hsf,on.is
o.r ~ de companies formed after the ros In Hoooksn
In
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WlLLtAMoBURGH ITEMS.

Y On Wednesday evening Patrick
Dey,1D, while driving . coal cart up South Fr"-'t,
fell 1. the GROUND In front Of the vehicle tne wnee OF
which pOsrd over his right arm aud neck. de ~ss "a.
ken w b., Officers WOodlG aud Chapio, sud conveyed
Il bis resioeuc- iD N-~York had put NOT fatally In
iu,eo Rum was the cause OF the accident
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH.-Rev. DR..
Dewey, Of Washington CITY, -t prescn AZ the F'ntle
Academy JOra emOo-st, 10 morrow m broipg 40 sven
Ing. See Advertisement Services will n-ld th5re
regularly by that cenoriinaou hereafter. Inc seats
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FrRls.-About2 s'clock yesterday morn

FIREs-About2 o'clock yesterday morn
ing fire. broke out Ia the extensive orm"oDe manu-
factory ot FTeotrick ccnOr stu-tsd la hsntay, near
Wilson It, ano WIS entirely Consumed, tOge,nsr win
aIee Of stock. fne couou.uoo nature II tne
isi caused unusually brilliant isot wlich was
reflected cupOla at the Fema- Acscemy, 'ariy
two miles distant if"m the scsne o tos coatssrahJa
The loss xc.eds several thousand dJlss
An ularm was rung for the Second Dis
t,lct about Ii o'clock previous evening, caused
by nrt IN the hat store " john Mdrray, N. II Maid
1t humber Of nufs, bats 400 caps Fors ds aged
amounting In value 1, $500, beois tos fl, a7s
veIs suhousu TIE hfe bad been ex1ogul'ned before
the hreneu arrived ON the ground.
ASSAULT WITH A KNIFE. esterday
s6.rpoo. .,,se.r Cu.oasss OF the lid Di.tect Ics
sTTe.to German toe charge Of assaulung at. vie
With knife he keepss grocery ia Jayst, aud IL ap-
penfs that his wife iutO ths store tor some par
posv, ana taking umb.s.e Al he remarks, IN momoat
Of passion threR iafse cheese knife, the point ot
vticb suuck he In The thigh, Idi1unga severe CASH
DR. Rhodes as sent for, aud se~ed w the wound lt
was fret thought thar che sss struck 10 the groin,
but Fortunately pcOv.d utnersise On oetog brought
befr Justice JohD G. smh, accused stated tnat
the Occurrt IN irely uDintentiDos; add Rap
pe.iiDg that the would Was not Of dangerous asure,
be was discharged
DEATH OF JUSTICE BROwN.-Jus Justice
Brown of the kns- County Court Vi So islOns died
on Wednesday ,st Of cholera morDus, whld visit
| T. some friends In Svf Ia County.
HELD 10 ANswER.-Elward Lebin, ar
rested by Office CG.csdden ~ tho Sec I'D Oi.thct
Police few day. since, FOR ss.sult win hammer
upon Ed. ard Coon, pscksnith shop IN YIN Dusn'
81 has been held 10 5000 bail u yer before a
Court u competent Jurisdiction
! WIG CONvENrIoN.-The Wing
County T.. mmittee have calet their County COuyoa-
III u on the 22d inst 1T St-Iieuw-rfs ),el, Valley
Grove aud their Assembly District Convention on the
l6,h The Ciy COMMITTEE have called toe CITY Con.
v@nOD the I'D Ut September, at the City t7l and
bsve decided to ,nornit the Congressional nomination
90 the Convention. The primary elections are %
take place the liIh, srd the polls 10 be opea from
~ Ocs OK
NV CONCERT HALL.-The building
formerly occupied by the Congregation Of the Central
Reformed DGtcn Church, In HeLryTt, Is ~ be con
VERT d into a Concert ,0m
| y A number of spurious quarter coins
hsys recently been passed upon the drivers Of tne
ditiei enI stage lines Of this city.
BRUTAL AssAULT.-Last evening Officer
Woseu, OF the Fis District Police, aressod Il man
rsu yonn hciOven, for beating his wife with qua
barrel ia the most brutal scanoalous manner he
ke1 I'D 10 aL.ger
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
A. J. Delal0lrs CfOrreiy Lynch & Clarks) 25la Halla
1882. IAN. Mon SP. M. 5P NJ.
Sept 3.-........6j ~ 81 Il
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Anu.snKNrs. &C. THIS Day Anp nyEsI

New Yort Theaier-Love's Sacrifice; r. r
Burtons Tnester-Sthool VI Reform The TaO Queens
Nibo . G1Tden-banpa.
Bsrnun's spssuu- The Orphan. Dreams DANCING. a..
Wooo's Nu~trelsNo 4 nrosdezy Concerts evening"
Castle Garden Grud Military Musical Festival
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IRON Wednesday afternoon, as

ser,lernsp ~ss driving horse and gns wagon through
Fourth IT, be accidentally rsn .iDst an n'a girl aud
ke ctsd her down T<o OF whe-ls passed over ner
body She escaped, however, with uut sngnt Injury.
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~ Yesterdny morning the members ol

The Police D-psItue nOuned 10 appear before
Justice Boswell give evidence as 70 the number OF
lqucr dealers bo have kept opea houses on sunday
In o-i .Lce Of the law recently passed 81 tn7 Common
Council A large pumoer OF cases were repJrted.
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~ A horse attached to dirt cart was
resry dro~oed Wedb sday evening oy getting into
a pond which vas formed oy the recent rsia, On the
lot on Lorimerst, between Powers and Ainslis. Tno
wafer deep at unos nOtsins out tns norss
b. ad could be seen. he was however, with eonsider'
.bls Guilty extricsted
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3, ~ per lnsnjfesis:

oLeIs A,vbasm 81 6rLas Butter ia5 os, 100 s bsacs-
n, Po.ds % 's. Roman Cement ., g. Coca 10 'ss'
Losanm-, Bsn co-l N oorss cssde fs2 bss' Coles.
Fu-c b. Indigo - oocinea 7s b..s1 Anssuo.
PIPE, Is bl' ass. e.s hes, Ioas. Bs-as 81 tsno,sss
tar 35ps Borr 20 CD. 30 Erg' Bcseonse ssi. is Asst
Boi. bss, .o'-l 10 pts. Dry Goods pr 'sss~ss
wshnstn, 70 3D. pei shp Gaess 70 % per hnshsa y" 90
S Ss' p xsr s:t:. i 49, % @
snr, ~ 90 PEI v.Ssa.d a5 o--s. - 20 o.
ess's g o. Hst r.. se ic y. sa. .. q R 10
. olive. $50 ss sp no. s%es 's..e' ss: s..s:
loo s ho's a.. oo " o. Sd. loo s S1 Be. os
~ s :I kaaS: =, III as:: is' a iS' %
TSs' s6 so. ~ on No. e' f.
n, S ea... ssesbss per, bbs so hsa 'h-.s - s"-
@ o.: o. s. ~ 81. 40 v.ss
10 hhd. Lamp slack So rs.,sf SO eI O. Rags ~ hs1s
s 70 isb. g g. ss -, ' IL. DO e. 81
, se.ss Sat- 5s ba. . bars ss ea.s. st.s ssiss
Is.;o 's. :1: =. s;; $50 PIG s ss 10 s:;
Win. % s. s.. e S1 = s,'t =. liz
w,oss w..,., ss p.s adow oI.s. % bs. Ps,.tss.
Imports of Dry Goods at the port Of
New. York for the week sodins Sept 2. 1852;
nAsuyAcruaEs WOOL.
woo.a., ~, Dss., 80, 70 ch,A' los d. eS Si CO.
:; ~, w s sii do s,s ssa eoss n o. is;
cs,,a ~ot..sd. 90 d. sssj DE Lanes, q d.. eses;
nsaos- do sIglI Shawl, "a 10, eDot flsasets Do.
sss3 d.. siOT4 Lsstnss. 10 s2S1 coscs0,
CO., sg0e Basssts 40 90. Gl.El Hose. I'D DO, sDM;
Gives Co. 81 ts P.ddass, 80 sv9l Tara, - 90 " esj
Braias and 3, do ss2, cspsuss 81 do. eetss, otsS
nssuaet.s,s u wssi, % DO sTtS Teal packages, iS''
valued ts4ye
MANUFACTURES or COTTON
cotous "a psa.. BIS Cooted do "a do 40 Irno,
odo 81 80; oinstsns - DE-, " 3 nvshss, ~ -
Enbrassss, s9Jj ys'ets 70 % s3sst Sss.'
Laesss 90, s2.Ifsj harssefebss, 90 I'd
s,r o. s@ 10 Gsvss do, o. of ysslisss d. sSS'S
~ do tss 10 Fn.sss, do. t7w; wseo de ~, III
A. "a I,.s 40 sya otAsr msnaetsfss Of Costes So
selTs To,ai go ,ss valued At ga. 81.
MANUFACTURES or SILK .-.... a Ia
1ns ais pls. sgsT Rlbboas % to ssles &c. w.,
ssS; Lace. Do s 100 x.br.s.n.. &C.. d.. ~;
~. n DO Al sl y.lvss IL Do eeJN a. ~ -
Pish 90 ssyoo; ssd ynsss Z. a. a., oTs n
wor,ss IS eilis' SIN ,ss woe sdi ssl wsrssl
s sss y do si.cy c,...s go a:ss a: s:si
90 sac ss,.sssJ a.. sissss ss.,as s.ss d.
Tr,.,, 40 -, a. r.ssi on he vsisst u e<ss~
r..y q. ar, Wy Iss iesss'l . sists sais
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r. A fine shower at O'Clock last eve
ming somewhat cooled down one Of the most oppre'-
sivey sulry days of the Toe rain renewed
al II o'clock, though not to great extent
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R,ykK THIEVES DETECTED.-Yesterday

L '''t'7'N w
noiIins, M J. w. ruul-. AM Ofi;er Rice arrested
two river theves caught the act VI stealing tom the
ship Columbia. Bic. futile detected Tbsn, sud called
the officer, who procured boat, and caught tne
theves ~ho slso had boat, and brought them back.
Justice Bogart committed them for trial.
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DEPkEDATIoNs OF THIEvEs.-The resi-.
deuce u DR. We Iy,s Ia Al lion Place, was robbed "n
Monday last duri. The absence + family Is was
ran,scseo from ors-n-nt stuc, aud many va'uaoie
arucs missing TIE thieves entered IN the front
cellar sratng, and cut TOR ugh III. doOrs win
sprobsb. that thieves sped through the
front basement door, a. tina, vas found open.
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public mind.
SUDDEN DfATHs.-A man, named John
Duck ORC suddenly terday a'rnoOn At Tue corner
OF Chatham Muttsts, NJ Is supposed from thu Of
feet, OF the excessive bsat ef the Gun HIS reGai1s
were removed 10 No Mott g., where the Coroner VIII
hsld II qsest upon them
A German tailor. named Henry Hart
man Who occa,iouslly WORKED At NJ 1917 Thsn---st
while intnxicA I'd yesterday sft7rno was pusneo ouS
OF ,hop that vicinity aud fell u the p-Vemsnt tie
aged 20 get I'D out soon stuubl-o DOM HI ht Of
steps Agsin be got up and went b the shop o nj.
employer which hs bad DO sooner entered tnan ne leu
10 the loor and expired Coroner Ives will bold an In
quest upon The BODY this norning.
ATTACKED BY RowDIEs.-A colored
mad named Fipnell Tracy, while at pier No Is Eat
River IN Wednesday, oil. ht wss attacked BY gang OF
ruwdes one OF whom struck MIA upon sn- had with
stick 81 wood win the rest VI the gang ran away
The wounded man found W be .-rt,usy inJurod,
and WIS removed 70 the EewYork Hospital ~ tho SEQ
ord Ward Police.
ACCIDENT IN "A SToNE-YAKD.-A young
man named John Ruher while al ~o'k In rue stone
yard Of Mr.. ADdepon.in Tompsin's, "" "'srsy
Injured yestesd.y BY bring caught benssh piiso OF
falling stone. be was pcked w and conveyed 70 'no
Eew.york Hospital By the Thirteenth Ward ponse
RUN OvER.-Martin Hail, young man
resiaipg a, No "a Ridset, over Ia at Broad
n
ns6y He vas taken home, when the services Oh III
Fhk we're procured.
RAILROAD AccIDENT.-A young man.
nance Fav.,d Bs,el vas run over yesterday after.
poop. near P.ipse< ~ J., by train VI cars, ana osd
bis LETT leg n-srly severed rom bis cody dc s"..
brought 70 his City and taken to the N'"f'fA NV
pitL.
CHARGE or FALSE PRETENCEs.-Capt'
s.ev,psop Of the sixtssuth Ward Police ye'serdsy ~
rested. on a warrant lssued BY Jusdee stuart
LyuaI Nudge Of Etzsbethtown, n. j, ana ms ~ =,
i.w Jeremiah C. Whselcr, charged oy MI ueo,s-
sche.cs Of this CRY 9Th hsvils BY fsise son
tons obtained from him sesry 1900 h.ppss ,l.. ss
the sbdsyit VI Mr.. Ssh.ncf thss some auis ana
re,urp~d from California with Considerable no.oJ ,
wss called upon bv Nudge who .aAaced him - ~
chs,e go .oiss u land In Orange County p orst
acre upon The Representation thai the lane RI
n .rt.ean.,tv turned al, shst tho land pafcnAsea
MA saa barrsa and worth - ~ ~os< ~ NV"
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~ We have received from the artist
copy Of besu,iial hbSsrsph representing the Battle
Of Hermsnstsdt or tho Hungarian War Of lndspsnd
ence, where tbs Hungsrians. under tbs gallant Bonn.
dsfeated Ito eom5i1ed iorcss o, Als:sla sad Rss~~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

CHANGE OF GRAND LARCENY.-A man
nsmeo Morris Campbell Sss yo.isrdas arrested ~ o.
fcer Bi,s Of the rwene W .rd, S-d " IN haupg
erte 20 The rouse Ut Patrick nito, NJ l3 rrentJ'
e.shths 81, and roien tteTetfom $50 Ia money Wnsn
arrested bo had S3 Of the seJon money la hs po's-s
sicr. Justice Stuart committed the accused TO aTal'
ex and alton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-04
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

EXCHANGE HOTEL Miss Pe,erman,
Richmond; H p Poindexter, v Johnson,
Spostsylvania; DR. Crenshaw, Charles City; T
J Blake. Henrico; VIM Allen. NJ SeIden, Sur
~; J Fox, Yorktown; V Wilcox, Prince
George; Mrs Spottswood, Orange; Floyd Bay
lev, New York; VIM N Allen, CASTOR, N C.;
Capt Honke, China; B Cooke, Prince George;
J ID Fulmer, Jpmes Brooks, p Burnett,
Goochland; II A Edmonson, Roanoke; b Fal-
mer, Philadelphia; w II Fowler, Alexandria;
Thos Gordon, Toppahanno k; Mr. Saugh-
ter, King William; + Woodson, Ohio; G n
Winfrees, Madison; ID Elicit, Hanover; o Il
Rogers. Albemsrle; Jno j Gravett, Park Roy
al; 5 w Carter Charles City; w P Young,
Washington.
CITY HOTEL.-Wm Armstrong, Louisa;
ID FRAZIER, Va; W Fowler, Louisa; w
Jones, TappahannOck; ID N Short, King
William: w Phillips, Woodville, q w Cos
by, Taylorsville; ii Browell, Charlottesville;
g w Blaydes, Miss E Blaydss and bliss
Blaydes, Spottsylvania; e B Bowles, and A
w Worsham, Ala; G WalthalI, Goocbland; r
Winn, lady and Miss VIM, Atlanta, Ga; w
b Mallory, Hanover; j Holeman, Phia; ID G
Haines and son, Washington; X Z Jones,
New York; 5 DOtch, N &.
AMERICAN HOTEL H Ellicott Baltimore;
T C McIlhRny, Wilmington, N c; Ir Thompson,
Dinwiddie; Williams, Baltimore; J Ritter and
Chsncy, Y; II g Latham, Lynchburg; J B
Bii.ey a0d lady, Meriden, Conn; c West, Maine;
; X Tn mas, Roanoke; Young and T Wisncr,
Weldon, N c: 6 Abbott, Ga; 7 Maxwell and ]
Il ail sley, Pniln; r Z sh;p.ey, Campbell CO.. Mr. &
Mrs Ripley, Macon Ga.