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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-05

4 FbuiT m NEW 0BLEASs.-Besidss fresh apples,
IeaIs plu.ubs, peaches figs, cantclopes, water aud
musk melons, bectarines, bananas, oranges. pino-
apples, Sc, our markets are beginning to show q
supply OF grapes. We cannot help Tits weak
ness, we know, but its amiabc one-wc cannot
help wishing that the editor of u certain Post
paper in city yclept Boston, were here to help us
and his numerous friends in getting rid OF ali this
abominable, fresh, ripe, juicy, delicious fruit.
Perhaps the Colonel will take the intention for the
deed, or perhaps he'll take both by telegraph IN,
u. plcu1prs ,Juue 10th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-05

DDS NINsTRELs, AT aiEsTREL HALL, NO. ~
ssawsy, between Bo-ard and Grand streats Open
sght, under the management OF IL. Wood, whost
md deiinention ot negro character cannot bs sx-
he recent alterations for the summer monshs Of
aoDcnts for families ttat cannot be had 81 any otheF
establishment in the city Admission, % cents.
~ ct o'clock; Osn nserts oommonce at O'clock,
rhe proprietor Of Woods Minstrels, TO secure the
rospeotability Of his audience at all times has dis
sd the Wednesday afternoon concerts, and will hero
the perform of saturday afternoon expressly
,rsp accom- panied BY thar susrdi.ns On Monday,
Ggrsnd afternoon Concert. commencing at three
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURsIoNs TO THE FISHING BANKS FARE
IL for the whole fifty oents-The favorito
HeSmor CAIALiNE. Captain Sster Hofmire, will AXE
excursions above, sunday July A. Monday, July o.
Tuesday July g. Wednesday, July Z; Thursday July and
Saturday July lo-lesyiBg Delaney street, o. r., as
o'clock; foot Of Fifth street. ~; South Second street Will
smsburg at 81 Bricge street, Brooklyn Sal catharino
street NGw York stS1 aud pier n. X at yooioc
turning NJ Refreshments lines and bait furnished
ard hand Of music will the boat every
day except Sunday N r. All persons forbid trusting
any account Of this boat or owners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-05

CASTLE GARDEN-RoUsSET FAMILY. UNDER THE
~ direction of Mons Jean RoussetTuescay. Juy 9th.
md evening this week. extraordinary performances
tabiesuS called The TEMPTATION. First appearance
Of Prof Honey, the celebrated Equibrst la Rsey aud
his Son Master Honey md Herr Cline tho celebrated
Tight Rope Dancer his wonderful exercises Leader Of
tae orchestra Mons Guorn Tickets 80 cents To be had
Doors open at Z; to commence At O'Clock.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. l75 CHATHAM SQUARE,
Celebration of the Fourth of July, l716-lS52 Six
Grand Performances will be given at the fol-
lowing bours- The fret commencing at o'clock il the
morning at H. third in the afternoon, fourth al
g. fifth at sixth and last At in the evening The Model
Artists will appear at each p.rormaaoe with ysrety Of
other entertainments For ful particulars bills Of tho
day. Prices Of admission same as usual.
E,RANKLIN MUsEUm, Us CHATHAM SQUARE
George Lea. Proprietor.The above establishment il
every afternoon at o'clock aud in the evening st
Living satuary BY Nm. Caznsts Troupe Of Nsdel Ar.
te together with variety OF beautiful perfcrma1ces
.a ta IN prsn SaHs % n sls sss Ssss s With
chairs 33s cents boxes 20 sens gallery, Ia cents.
~ W. CLARKL's BENEFIT AT BARNUMs MU.
-. scum Thursday, July s. Is52-Afternoon and
Evening BY request of families will DO presented
LYONS In the Evening host of Volunteers in cho,e
variety OF Eptertanenonts Mr. and Mrs Barney Williams,
Madam Ponisi. Mis-. Il Mestsyer, Mr.. and Mrs Conway
Mrs Skerrt Miss Weston, Mr T. johnson, Mr. Fenno, Mr.
Reynolds, and others Seats may be secured.
NAUXHALL GsRDEN-SEvEN ANNIyER-
of American Indepcndence.-Two Grand Perfor-
names will bo given Monday, July 8 Whites favorte
Entertainments ncng in the afternoon NJ
o'clock also in the evening at ocloek precisely Cards OF
admission % cents, which will entie tho visitcr TO
W. II. oDELI, Proprietor.
TETRoPoLITAN HALL, LOWER SALOON
Nl oReily's grand moving Panorama Of ireland every
There will ba three exhibitions Monday July g. Adm.
sion, % cents Children half price.
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E,LEAsuRE, PLEASURE. PLEASURE.-cRtYF OUT
20 Yonkers sixteen miles u kolnEers Mansion House
taiu the Hudson Railroad Chambers Rnd Hnd
streets sts p lS0 snd o'clock, take tns boat -
TIC Of Jsy st dine at st kcilisgers aud
urr IS bcst OF osrly In tho Anern morrng
fiss rhe cLespct sud most delightful "trip 20 hn taken
Carriages always st The depot mosquitoes Meals ~
Gl From kengers, vtsitera twepty uiei
or'h rrd suth upon tho Hudson aud tho surreundiug
annptry'hs air Il hraorE and vasr and other raro1h
n4cnts &c tho first quality.
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| DRoADwAY TaEATkE.-k A. MARSHALL sou1
SRsa ~ :s;f
IRELAND Aa II is
i Asn sHiAS Sy9 ongsS 9E rSAcr.
Brian. Mr.. II. williams shelah. Mrs. B. WhLsms
NIBLo's seAaDEA.nMANAsaR.n Mr. JOHN SEXTON
to commence at o'0iSSa; SI5s nsSS'y' sSS JVlys.
After ~A's sksTcass saSsns y oF se sna sfe '0m'ny
Concluding with Dancing by the Ballet company.
sroR PLACE OPERA HoUsE-TIcKrTs, 80 CENTS;
Children half price, Amphitheatre, IS cents Monday
AFTERNOON a, the evening Donots. comic d
troupe fgerforming Monkeys dancing Dogs
COLLATION., tight and slack rope Go A'''''A
NlBLo's.-TUEsDAY, JULY Q, THE FRENCH 0PE.
'f dS%P % n S !.
ment) 1.-THE Daughter Of the i@satl Nine Fessy
b sSSs aS1s sr ns sir
Alexar drine; Countess. Nile Cecilo.
NlBLos-MoNDAY, JULY 5.-GREAT CoMBINA-
sand and Nile saso together with Ms na,sas Hs
Dr'a''' Mis, Ieedsr' afd fTSS Ssai; soSs SSsso
After which ''s;1s sHrSnss y ss e,fs 81 fsSSa sHSsSn,''y
rAsa nr ssSa Prev ana NJ x
ssIssr ), y ssss es%Ssay A'' ooa'''' '''
CHE the Danshter nishs Of ss tho hsssaa kssinsas
nsIie ht.o fieury Jolly
Hcrtcasus Mons Naashand.
n Il a N ~ = LA
- Eramme Of the Grand festivities for
MONDAY EVENING, JUIg o.
Locrs open at o'clock; Performance ~ commenee a.
o'clock precisely.
wiz be presented grand ballet by Jean Rousset,
titled CaTAklNA.
the Queen Of tho Bandits,
lstsrna Queen OF the bandits m lie G. Rousset
Count Berne, Roman Gentleman. M lie Adelaide
Lnnens, es,e sd OF taS ~ ne rheressne
IRA paSsio Teutsnantto to cat,Iila Fsas,ss
Brgsnts peasants soldiers ma:hsrs by po@srfa saai
following vii BE- gnIns the ,o.
Iirst tabeau Pas Srateaique by Mile Caroline Rcusset;
Mitsry exercises By Mile Theresne Cementne. and all
the ladies of the de ballet Second tabesuL Sata
res BY Mne Caroline and Mons Rousse Third tsblesu
Grand Pas de Roses by lies Caroline Teresine Adede
and Cementne Fourth tabeau The Prison Scene Fifth
tahesurand March Of the Mosques by the ontire
Pas des Mosques by lies Caroline Adelaide and Gle
menne La Crarovnne by Me Theresinc; Scotch Pas de
Dcux by Mile Clemer tine and Mons Maugn The ballet
will conclude with the b Rutifu Pas dc Finale
La MANOLA,
by Miles Caroline and Adside which has received
each ptgrmance with tie most unprecedented applause
will the Cordc kastique in tieasir selection Of
his most wonderful feats
Internssion Of an hour for promenade and refresh
TIT MiLLERs,
Lsette daughter Of Matburn lie Clsmentine Rousset
Nicaise, pretended lover Of Lsette Mons Mau gin
Mlers. peas ants. &c by the Corps de Ballet
The following dances viii be executed during the piece
Comic Pas de Trois by lies Adelaide Clementine "
Msrgn; Galop danced in solo parts by Miles Ado
Grand Dance Cbampetre BY the Corps Ballot; Comic Jig
by Mons Maugin snd Mile Clementine The whole to
ciude with n magLit .eut aquatic display of
FIRE WORKS.
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lRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE hACuANICS' HALL. NO
Bro adway, above Irana sLfb.t Opon every night
tho week until further ,at Tho original aud we'll
"A Cbristys Mbstreir eomrr sing IN efficient and vor
corps Of talented abJ exparien ced performers,
he management Of e T. Ghriety, whose concerts IN
=, f0r "a eession of sin years. have been received
n by highly rec specsabe and astionnble auden
oeasa. Doors opeD NJ sommepee at o'clock.
oEs ~ ghristy's Min-trss are respectfully informed
Saturday afternoon noscerts sre discontinued. On
duly Esk, an afternoon Concert, ommencing ut
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gsNCURSIONS.-TuE DOUBLE DECKED STEAM
" Propeller Gcnerll Wool he chartered fer excur
scus she nicely fitted up aud capable e accommodet
100 10 on persons, eisc, large class d0uhs
Barre other barges With steamhoats hpplyte
4. H. BAKER, ~ South street.
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EXCURSIONS TO TUE FISHING BANKS, EVERY
h during week except Monday saturday July
6th aud 10th steamer Cunh DEvLiNy Captaiu y.
H. Hicks, will leave Delaney street East river, At rs;
CRtbarine street Spring street, North Eor 81; Fer
= 94 o'clock Fishing tackle, bait. &c, can be pro-
cared o. board. the excursion 80 cents On sun
osy Luly sth the Charles Ecyin will stop at Brooklyn.
foot Jackson at 7 o'cocl nlso wednesday
ffidsy. the 9TH and 9tn inst viii stop 81 Williams
-.lrn 4 t.1L Gnn III Iin1Ll aIr ". N
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THE FIRST BRIGADE.
y. sPIcER
ftst Regiment. ...........,....Co Col, Eyer.
second Regiment. .'......,,...,.C Col BoSert
Thrd Regiment. pt.......,........Col Col. fosticy.
THE SECOND BRIGADE.
IcuT,A Regiment. .............. Col Yates
tifth Regiment ......r.........Co Col Warner
sixth Regiment, nt,,,..+...,......Coi Col Peers
THE THIRD BRIGADE.
6EN.
Sdyenth Regiment. Col Durye1.
Z pun hte enc nt......'.'...., .Col Devoo
THE FOURTH BRIGApE
BRIG. GEN. EwFS.
Tenth Regiment. Col Haisey.
Eleventh Regiment. ...,.....L Lieut. Col waterhousc.
iwcith Regiment ,.'.....'.'C Coi s'ebbine.
elNty ninth Regime at. t........., Col Rowe.
The military exhibition Il expected 10 be very hne Mr.
=. Mcogher has been invited by General sandford 70
review the troops aud the young Irish orator is also
pCceo TO address the Irish regiments at Castle Garden
PROCLAMATION has been issued by tho Mayor to keep
tue streets clear through which the parade will pass
which viii, It's TO Tie Parl-haylng marched
from Fifth avenue through 9Th street (wayery place.
Broadway Canal street West Broadway, Church street,
Broadway and Park row. to the east gstsbe dismissed
OF 10 o'clock.
The pubic Offices will u course, be closed except the
Post Once which will b. open for the delivery os letters,
and for the reception o. letters for he California mk
The Custom ouse viii 30 ofen FROM to 10 s'cock A
w.. for tbs entering aad clearing q vessels.
rHE TIrkRANs or 1872.
The OF .e Of 1912 10 aud IA assofabicd
yesterday morning at ne sar House, hspenara street
aud attended divine seryice at sne brick meetn.
corner Of Betkmau ead Nassau streets Thoy occupies
The front SEATS iu the aisle uniform, and eac
provided with the veterans coskade his hat TIL
Reverend ~. Caroline, Spring (formosy Chaplan of th
Ninth Reg New York STATE Artillery in the
1912 stei auj preached discourse appropriate
The oceeior taipg his text from the 12sh Psalm St
verse "our hslp Is in the name Of the Lord who mad
| Uoc 1tn and Earth"
4ss day the corps viii Be the guests Of the Mayor an
C<smon Council At the superior Court rooms, ana VII
assemble at thcir head quarters at the Star House,
! eight O'Clock A. NJ. and proceed 70 review AT mn
O'Clock in front Of ,he City Halls after which tneY pre-
coed 70 the appropriated Tor Their use ana enter
lainment during the day
| TUE TAMaANy SOCIETY
Exercises win be had by this Society In Tammany Hal
commencing a. o'clock The following is the program
/ me admission tc he had by tickets only -
Music by shotens celebrated baEd, engaged for The
The pccaratioa Of Independence will then he read
| brother Iohr A Kennedy,
| huc. "Hai C,lumtis, by the land.
| Mnlie--''siir spar lied Bsunor," Ly tive band.
O'Clock, U, the hers " tho Society and II
ved gtcsts VIII assemble IN tho paetsl
o tie water of the Great Spring, sit at the cour 81
viii te given, speeches made BY disss chets fso
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TETRoPoLITAN HALL, LOWER SALOON
Nl oReily's grand moving Panorama Of ireland every
evening and Wednesday spd Saturday afternoUas.
There will bs three exhibitions Monday July Adm
sion, % cents Children half price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-05

ITO PICNIC, COTILLoN, AND EXCURSION FAR
a tes.-Iho rev and comfnouious steam propeller NO
RuREN be chartered for excurSions day evening"
able terms by applying 20 CAPES ALLISON. Ic-
boken or HoGG DELEMATER, foot og Wost ThirtSeath
street, N r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-04

NEW PUBLIcATIoN.-The London Lancet, fer
September, 1852 We have received copy of the
American reprint Of this valuable Medical Jour
nal, devoted to medical. surgical, and chemical
science criticism literature, and news. Thi. work
is invaluable to physicians. For sale By T. II
Gresham, 1904 Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-04

% 1t is stated that Roger A. Pryor, edi-
tor of the Petersburg South Side Democrat,
has been rendered the post of associate editor
of the Washington Onion, and that he has &C
cepted. This is high compliment to the
talent of this young Virginian who has rem
dered himself very popular with his party
The Democrat will be continued under the
auspices of another editor.
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JOB PKINTINtr.-Mei

E .S JOB PRINTING! -Meicnants and
@>a others desiring Circulars, Cards, &c.
will find it 10 their interest to call at C II WYNNS
Office, two doors below Exchange Bank. He has
added another Power Press to his esta5lisE ment
the rebv ensuring increased facilities Satistact on,
as to Work and Prices, guaranteed. Remem-
Der, Ground Floor. Two doors below Exchange
Bank. au 24-Im
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DIED.

On the I'd inst at Hs-risonburg. Rockingham Co,
in the 32d year of his age, N. E GREEN, of this
place. He leaves awldow and one child. Those
who knew him will best speak the euogy.
p He will be buried in Hanover, at the late
residence of his father, this day at O'clock P
M. His friends are invited to attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-04

9A young man named VIM. nj. Gillespie,
ofDecatur, Miss, was bathing few days since
in creek, and while diving struck his head
against the bottom with such force as to pro.
duce conclusion of the spinal column
There were no hopes his recovery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-04

WITHOUT PAPERs.-A free negro boy named
Thomas Jefferson, was brought before the Mayor
yesterday on the charge of going at large without
papers. 1t was proven that the boy was an orphan
ard hired out by an uncle, who received the boys
wages, but gave him no clothes. The boy was
committed for want of register, and will be handed
over to the overseer of the poor to be hired cut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-04

q slave, belonging to gentleman
about eight miles from Norfork, dug up, few
days SINCE ksg of silver containing 81 600.
AT first it was supposed to he portion of the
Portsmouth bank plumber; but ON examina.
ton Of the coin it was found to be dated as
far back as 1927.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-04

70 An ARRAY occurred recently in Jackson
county, Miss, between Joseph Olinor, a pedler,
and j. Charminate, a fisherman, when the lat
Ter seized an enormous butcher knife and
stabbed the pedler to the heart. Apprehen-
sions were entertained that Judge Lynch
would take the murderer in charge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-04

COINAGE AT THE MINT.-During the month
OF August the coinage at the mint 10 PhladeI-
phIa amounted to $4,2s5, 1857 in gold, and g..
S4o,sSo in silver. There were $1.436, 900
1hree-cent pieces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-04

IMMENSE IRON STEAMER.-The "Glasgow
Mai' announces that an immense iron steam-
er is shortly to be built for the Cunard line OF
royal packets. She is TO be 5000 tons burthen,
with engines equal to 1000 horse power, capa-
BILE of being worked to much higher force
The vessel will involve cost of fl00000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-04

BOUND OvER.-Yesterday, negro man named
George Caufeld, approached the fish stand OF
James Clayter, at the upper market and made en-
quiry concerning the price of some fish, He then
remarked that he had been reading the police re-
ports Of Thursday, and believed that Clayter knew
as much about the stolen segars found on Keel.
ing's premises, as Keeling did himself Clayter
told Caulfeld that he was id liar, whereuoon
Caulfeld struck at Clayter, and closed with him.
Mr.. Valentine, clerk of the market, came up and
separated the parties, taking Caulfeld before the
Mayor, who bou nd him over 10 the sum of 5000 to
keep the peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-04

BEAR IN MIND THAT AID.
B>Ea ANS a. cos EXPRESS offers to the
Public the safest and speediest means of OBJ.
tanning goods Of ali kinds from the Northern cities.
Packages of all descriptions sent to all points of
the compass at mail speed.
Office No. s, Fourteenth Street,
Next to G. M. West & Bros Book Sore
SO 3-3r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-04

q young student attached to the Geor-
gia University, by the name of Francis Bryan,
was drowned while attempting to cross the
river at Athens few DAYS since,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-04

INoUEsT.-An inquest was held last evening
by Coroner Wicker, attended by Constable
Mcdowell, upon the body of Rebecca w. Hart
wife of Philip C. Hart. at his residence near
the corner of Brook avenue and Leigh street.
verdict was rendered that she died of fit.
AT the time of her death there was no person
present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-04

DISCHARGED On Thursday evening, a man
named John Goldburn, was discovered lying ON the
Brook Avenue, very severely injured. He was
very much intoxicated, and while in that condition
had been violently thrown out of small cook
chop. A free negro named Jack Johns was arrest
ed suspicion of committing the assault, but YES
terday morning it was proven before the Mayor
that he had nothing to do with 1t. The cooks hop
was closed yesterday morning, and its inmates
have departed, SO that it is supposed they commit
ted the ASSAULT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-04

KuNKzL's OPERA TRouPE.-The "nighting ales'
are coming with their sweet voices and harmoni-
Gus melodies. This troupe has obtained reputa.
ton tor its pleasing, correct and heightened per-
tormances, second to that of no other company in
the Union Kunkel, the generous leader, numbers
friends by the Thousand in every portion OF the
United States. Our citizens will gladly welcome
back the inimtable "Brudder Bones,' Harry Lehr,
who stands at the head of his profession. The
troupe will be accompanied by Master Adams,
whose debut as a vocalist, recently, in Baltimore
created the most intense excitement. They will
give their first performance Monday evening
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-04

HOMICIDE In New Orleans, about 2
O'Clock on the morning Of the Oath ult., James
Cassidy was stabbed and killed by William
X. Gallagher. Both were well known citizens.
Gallagher attempted to escape, but was ar
rested.
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- NOTICE no rH0C@

80 NUTICE TO SHOE 1l1
1.nL,o. HA NJ D.EsssLERs-Grinneii Z, N
wsolssals dealers sa s0S + Market Market street BALM
Caps, Bonnets, &C.. bsys n nnoes, Hat
are constantly receiving large and rss s'ofe, d
stock of Fall G ode, which they are wen seleal
fer by the package or dozen to ca.b spared ID
time dealers at the lowest rates. and = ~ proas
tenrion OF Virginia merchants 10 the;r eaest the
posed In part of " 1'e'r stock, co,
Thick Boots fine Calf and Kip Boot.
Coarse Brogans, KiD, CAT and sns wo.
Rubber Shoes of all kinds, a, ma ,sD.oeos
prices "aiuiacture
Siik, Beaver, kossuth and Wool Hat,
CT tn, Silk, Plush, Glazed and vs1sas
Satin, Florence, and other Ronrae Caps
Cal and oblige e@ &c, &c.
Sc 4-dl2tw3t* GRINNEIJ. T. ,r,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-04

TASTY NAMEs.-There are two rival gangs
of rowdies in Philadelphia, named sBed
Bugs" and "Hyenas." During a recent riot,
one of Hyenas was shot in the legs, and two
Bed Bugs considerably smashed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-04

~ Two negroes, named Wesley w. Gran,
and Samuel Davis, hada fghtin Washington on
Wednesday evening, which resulted in The
death OF the latter. Grant was committed tn
sa:I -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-04

SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER The Sep
tember number OF this excellent periodical is
promptly at hand. We shall notice its contents
more fully hereafter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-04

IMPORTANT FROM YUcATAN.-A New York
paper preiends to have received some private
Information from Yucaisn, stating that move.
.nent Is on footin that Stale to apply TO the U.
STATES FOR protection and annexation. Some
" ~ 'ne leading men of the country, il is said,
are engaged in the movement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-04

N George P. Evans has been appointed
Surveyor Of the Customs at East River, Va,
vice P. T. Yea.man, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-04

u New counterfeit IS notes on the Man.
ufactures' and Farmers Bank of Virginia are
in circulation.
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So
THE CANAL 6TkAMDoAT. --I0 sespOnss e ~
vitstion, large number Of persons collected
Yesterday at the foot Of the Basin. 10 front Of
The CALICO mills, to witness an experimental
test. made with model steamboat about four
fact in length aud one in width. Of the capaci-
10. . nd merits ( a new invention just patented
bv Mr.. Pettibone, Of Washington, for naviga.
ting canals by steam boats. The experiment
vas. we believe, such as to impress all who
witnessed il with the plausibility and praciica-
b;lity of the invention for the purpose indicated.
An engine is placed 10 the after part OF the boat
turnipe BY cranks two horizontal wheels, which
nu,s in motion submerged propelling paddle
under the stern, the motions Of the paddle re-
n,ndinp the iooker.on Of the wabbling mo.
,;ons Of the tail of fish while swimming. The
little boat, after the steam was fairly up, started
on voyage across the Basin, and soon made
the port on the opposite side, showing power
and speed pleasing to all the spectators pre-.
sent. II this new propeller obviates the COM
mon objections in reference TO the agitation Of
the water and the washing of the banks of ca
nals--and we are assured that it does-we think
the invention must be successful; and if SO, it
will prove to be one of the most useful and val
liable inventions OF the day. The substitution
of steam for the slow and miserable horse power
on canals, is an object of great importance to
the whole country.
We are requested to state that the model can
be seen al the Columbian Hotel until o'clock
this evening; and as there were many persons
prevented from seeing trial Of the invention
last evening, it will be again exhibited this
evening, at half past o'clock, at the same
place, on the Basin.