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HUGGINS. HALL ,s, MUDD,
Attorneys and Councillors at Inv,

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AGENCY FoR LOCATING BOUNTY LAND
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Established IN lS47.)
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PRESBYTERIAN %. S. ASSEMBLY.

On Friday, the 26th inst, an election
was held for Directors Of the Board OF Publication
ballot was then entered into for Professor OF the Prince
ton Seminary, but no one had majority Drs bead
man, Plsmm-r end Humphrey having the biehe.t ono,
Der oi votes. On the second ballot DR. BosrdTn,n -.
ceiyed ~ DR.. Humphrey GO, and DIR. PIurnns- %
votes On The third esllot Dr. Humphrey had 81 D~
BoeIonsn 'r Dr. Plunmere {. On the fourth ballot Dr.
n,thpnieJ liz, and DR.. Boardmsn y. and Dr.
humphrey was declared elected Or Me-. can ..a.ai
Sst me friends Of Dr. Bosrdnkn had brought forward
CAS- nam contrary 10 bis wishes and be wa. wei 49,
teISd Dr B.would be behind Ia cordial sDnrovsI
o. TIE choice made. Mr. Guesu made Ike stsreyn an,
s e 20 or Piummer Ire subject Of the Charleston
UIson FTeieytery was again taken mp and discussed
Dr. Scott proposed the follo~ing smepdnsD, al
ne oilers having setn voted down. That sh9ul3 the
cnsTleston Union Prtsbyt.ry make known In s1e &c.
LOO Of South Carolina their adhesion 20 this General
mb'y that then and hereupon the Presbvterv ~
end TIE Charleston Union Presbytery cease
20 ez, and that le members Of these two Presbyts
zee be united into Presbytey 70 be known by the
Iae 81 ire Charleston Presbytery to hold their srs
metnrsr NcyemseF Eszt, and that the Rev
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,,be ussyar. to adher and BY aiding her. 50 save

OF Tie I6gyIt 70 AZ LtIi anu " "AASe ny
the world ,s.-.;n i,
d,erent AZ the overthrow Of the balance Of power on
earth No they will not they cannot remain indiner
On, Their being reared on the coast OF the PaSiic
md hist being brought TO an immediate con6iet With
Puesias sutocraic tendencies in Asia, snswefs NO
their Republican principles being about TO b, brought
INTO clashing conflict with Russian sbsolntisu, an
sxs Mo-" the voice OF the people clustering in tnun
drrfr manifestations around my own humble sell, an
svers No = you yourself Sir, n the name OF the PEG
NJ n Syracuse which ia but one tune in the mighty
harmony OF all the peoples voice, have told me No.
before these assurances, upon the conditions OF your
destiny rely, and venture hunoy to advertise YOU
strsnethep your feet in the Mediterranean Sir, look
fer port OF your Own, not depending upon the smiles
nj pettv Italian despos where the stripes and stars OF
America viii be able protect the principles OF tree
,hps free goods and raise the peoples manifest VIII TO
be degree Of diplomstcs pronunciation upon the plat
form OF the Presidential election and determine the
character OF your countrys future administration from
broad American view, and not from any petty consid
erstiops Of small party oles With these humble adj
vertisenenis cordially thank YOU for your sympathy,
and bid you an afectionate farewell
This speech made a deep impression. Many parts
were most enthusiastically spplauded.
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From TURKS lsLAND.-By the Dominl-

From TURKS Standby the Dominl-
can oop BermioDs, from Portau Platte news reached
here on Saturday last of the death OF Capt Nicholas
Spencer. of the schooner John RUSSELL owned here's
few months ago, but now belonging 10 mercantile
house In Portau Platte The accounts are as yet un'
certain but doubt exist that Capt has met his
end in most dreadful form. He was found on the
morning of Wednesday the 7th inst, ii me mistake not,
lying the deck of bis vessel with hs throat cut and
quite dead, having a in his open hand. Captain
Spencer had Just arrived at Port Platte from 81.
Thomas while at s. Thomas he was very sick OF fe.
YER and hardly expected TO live but he rallied and
was enabled take bis vessel to her owners. As yet
there Is way If ascertanng the OF his DEATH
Capt s leaves widow and large family OF little chill
dren TO mourn their oss-and 1t is needless for 70
add they have the sympathy Of the whole community
Capt s. was native OF Bermuda, but married here.
TT l. azette
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hN irNANAfL-
Eossuth at Rome and Utica.

UTICA, Iuesday, june I, IeJ--
Kossuth reached Rome IN a special train
at 81 o'clock this afternoon. He was accompanied y
Committees from Syracuse, Utica and Rome. DE was
addressed in the Park by r. j. Doty, President OF the
Village, and made brief but very happy reply. Much
enthusiasm wss manifested, and 500 material aid
was raised and presented to him.
Al Utica a worry largo crowd had assembled. Mayor
Human addressed Gov hossuth who made brief re-
ply ,,.. AZ.
Kossuh is TO address the citizens at the Museum this
evening. large audience is already convened, and
probably about eight hundred or one thousand tickets
will be sold az 81 each.
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FROM NASSAU, N. P.-We have late

adyices from Nassau, Providence reaching to May
49, There is no news of Importance.
An Ordination was held by the Lord Bishop oil the
Diocese on Sunday morning the 10TH at 10 o'clock, at
Christ Church, when Rev Joseph Astwood was or
dained Priest and tRc Rev Charles H. Nesbitt, Deacon
The former gentleman returns to Abaco, and the lat
ter has been appointed by His Honor the Lieutenant
Governor TO the new district of Insgua
His Lordship the Bishop embarked from the Public
Abutment under guard Of honor on Monday evening,
at o'clock Ills Lordshp intends visiting hareor
Island Long leland lnsgua and Turks Island, en- roHe
To Jamaica
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phiindrinhIn NeMsIfems.

PHILADELPHIA Tuesday June l. 1852.
Two young men of respectable connec-
tons and occupying situations OF trust recently de-
camped from this city, carrying of $1,000 each OF EN-
bezzled funds, They are supposed to have gone to
California
The weather Is very warm today
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tBy telegraph
Presbyterian General Assembly.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday June l, 1852
The General Assembly of the Presbyte-
Tian Church, New School, having CONCLUDED their busi
nese nnally adjourned at II o'clock last GIT
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Further Movements.

The programme has to-day been much
changed Tomorrow morning Kossuth will address
the Germans at Syracuse at the paror of the Globe
Hotel He then holds levee till 10 NJ Att p. ", he
gees to Utics-makes speech and stays over night on
Wednesosy he speaks at Schenectady, and on Thurs
day will be at Trey If the Schenectady people ar
range with the Troy people to put OF their demonsrs
tion till Thursday
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. 50 sly advance 100 do. Jersey and Brandywine
meal ~ 10 Is SO SO: 400 bus fair Geneesec white
wheat at 81 o. the previous figures 1000 do Canadian
do. do at u an improvement cargo white Southern
do at unknown rate and 800 bus rye at ~ &c.,
further advance Corn varied little $4,000 bus round
yellow and mixed Western bringing 62ia 631s and o3a
64hc. per busbel.
purchasers ut the new line Of prices; the sales
only amounting to about SOC bales.
FRv,cuTs-For Liverpool some compressed cotton was
engaged at l6d; and few hundred bills flour nc
Is "a l5d while some vessels asked I'D lsd tram
was nominal To London 800 bbls. -four were taken nc
"a To Hsyre 1000 bales Of cotton were aged at 40
10 Antwerp 400 bales cotton were engaged at nc TO
California there more Offering; and measurement
goods going forward ut from 90 to % CO. by clippers
according TO stage Of loading.
PRovsIoss little irregular, the business incnd.
ing 800 bills prime and mess pork at Slo5a SioA
and s1Ss slSs $50 bbls. inferior and prime lard at
sX 10 and I0ls 10Y; with 300 bbls prime aud
beef at Sc $75s and $40 $l3A; other commodities
unaltered.
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$50 faassa-s 49, - lalaal7l -
MUSICAL.

JyIASoFoRTE TAUGHT BY MR. WM. s. RICHARD
y from Dublin, Ireland, moderate terms. Piano
tuned che shortest notice by applying the
al nume, OF Carl sic street.
lTADAME PETTiGREW. FROM GERMANY, PUPIL
IVA III Mcycrteor and eaober Of the panotorte and sing
ins IN Italian French Goman and English woad inform
her AM the public chat she removed - 6j West
Twenty street between Seventh ana Eighth
(HuRCu ORGANS FOR SALE THE ORGAN IN THE
~ Fghth street churcb the Opera Uouse. An Eng
with two sets of keys aud pedals Five Organs,
With light stops Three Organs With i've stops gothic
clsca Two ORGANS, WiGh feur stops Grscian
eoond-hapd Organs. HENRY ERBEN, i72 Centre 81.
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DIR. PAIGE. THE GREAT ELroTRIcI,

(NLAlXS AGAINST NEW ORLEANS, AND THE FlRSr,
~ Second, and Third Municipalities, ganted-Any vAha
claim absve past due, sturing tOon VIII 20 oou6ne
by tho subscriber favorable terms Atn9nirsss BY NAL
Will 10 answered the on personal 81 plication
J, THOMPSON, Nv. wall street. sosnsr VI bSssauA0.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

yT,HE JOURNEYMEN HORSE sHOERS PROTECTIVE
l. Union and Benevolent Society. Of the city of New
York. will hold special meeting Thursday evening" May
49, at o'clock nt the Hermitage Hall. All members
requested TO attend also all journcymen favorable to
the invited TO and join they have
opportunity of taking part in the turn out Of Monday
May IL. GEO. GARLAN, President.
JoHS TAArE, Secretary.
yI'HIsTLE BENEVOLENT AssOCIATION-THIS AS
s0cation will held its annual meeting at the Hotel de
pa.is of Broadway and Anthony Thurs
day evening, the 18th inst, at eight o'clock.
JAMES G. McADAM, Secretary.
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FINE ARTS.

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGNATING TWENTY
seventh annual exhibition Of the Academy
ut their gallery 663 Broadway from "a ~ un til 10 p NJ
Single % cents tickets fifty cents Cata
logues 121a cents. BY order Of the Council
j. ii. SHEGOGUE. Cor. Sesy n. A.
M iCHAEL ANGELO'S LAST JUDGMENT, 10 PLATES,
Nl Outline andsca By the hundred Portraits
body, Prints by Heath and Findcn, Female Heads
plain and coored Costumes Old Line Engravings Fine Lii
thog and also old Books and Prints bought and
sold by JOHN Z. NEAGLE, Is Ann street.
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On Tuesday, May II, MARY ANN II. Dalton only
daughter Of JAS Dalton in the Goth year of her age
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral, tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
from her late residence. No 172 Thompson street
Suddenly, on Monday, May 10. at Middletown Point
New Jersey, of typhoid pneumonia RENSSELAER, VAN
BuRrr NELSON aged % years. Of Arnold Nelson Esq
Of Albany.
His .s,nsins taken last evening to Albany for in
tement.
On Sunday, May q FrRuIs CARPENTER, of Portcheser,
aged So years,
His remains will be taken to Horseneck this morning,
at s o'clock for intermeDt.
At Yonkers, on Tuesday morning. May IL, aged 20
years, MARY widow OF the late John Innes Kane. of
Woodlaun Westminster county and youngest daughter
OF the late Leonard Kip, Esq OF New York.
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

MENTAL ALCHEhY-PRoF. u. BROWN WILLIAMS
VA lectures at Beecker buildings Beeok
MORON streets on Wedncsday end Friday evenings and At
Manhattan Hsu n Fourth street. between avenues and
d. Tuesday Thursday and saturday evenings of tns
week Lectures TO commence at o'clock Consult alton
once 0v Broadwsy For particulars. see small bills
DR. PAIGE. TUE GREAT ELECTRICIAN, - CIV
- ing course Of Experimental lectures on Medical
Electricity, at stuyyeKsAt Institute GO Broadway every
evening and afternoon lila week, at o'clock sests
ree Inc Or has made great discoveries in the this
important therapeutic ageut For PARTICULAR a.tend hn
eettres or call during Wv week IT s rooms 90 broad
way, between the hours Of 10 a. N. and 2P. Y.
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On Monday, May TO- by the Rev. Mr.. Shackelford Wsr
Posr sAoxETr to MARGARErTA H., second daughter of
Henry Garner, all Of Brooklyn.
Philadelphia papers please copy
On Monday evening, May 10, by the Rev. Alex. s.
Leonard. BENJAMIN WEsr EIcHHoLTz late Of Lancaster
Pa, to Miss MAnoAnEr, daughter Of VIM. Van Norden
Esq. all Of this city
Lancaster (Pa.) papers please copy.
On Tuesday, May H. by the Rev. A. A. Wood, Mr.
HENRY DrHlus to Miss ANNA b Hoyr all Of this city
On Tuesday May IL by the Rev. $. Fitch, GEoRoE +.
BRANDT, Esq. to Miss JoHASSA r. MoApInoER daughter
Of John Moadinger, Esq all of this city.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
On Tuesday May IL, by Rev J. J. Matthias Mr..
THOMAS p. LYoy Of Norwalk, Connecticut to Miss
FAsNE E., daughter of Daniel McCauey Esq, Of this
city.
Baltimore (Maryland) papers please copy.
On Tuesday morning. May IL, by the Rev. Mr.. Wood
Mr. JAMES GAuSr, to Miss CAROLINE T. GREEN, both of
this city.
On Monday, May TO- in the Church of the Epiphany
by the Rev l.. Jones, Miss ISABELLA b. YOUNG to Mr.
WILLIAM ii. KIScAIp. all Of this city
On Tuesday evening, April "a by the Rev Mr. Stohl-
mann, Mr.. FRED. A. SETS to Miss MARGARETH FLAKE,
ali Of this city
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SPORTING.

Two SPORTSMEN.-A SHOOTING MATCH TO COME
l. off Friday. 18th of May the Hoboken Meadows,
Jersey City 300 pigeons the ground at II o'clock
JOHN TAYLOR, Mechanics Hall, Jersey City.
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PROPOSALS. roR COAL AND WOOD, FOR tn
I,itcd md SAILED nro nnaaIa will )


i United states-Wrtten and sealed proposals will be
received the of the Quarermssers Department
u S.Army No State street, N W until the I'D of the
tho hd to be subject TO the decision
of the Secretary OF War for furnishing say not TO exceed
eight hundred and hy Of red ash broken and
81 anthracite Coal to he delivered in the coal yards at Coz
yernors Island and Bedoes Island and the wharf at
Fort Hamiton the quantity at each place 10 be designated
IN due time before hand not than hundred and
nifty tons to be delivered Mt time and delivery to
begin ~ soon Ms able after signing The contract and
tcbe nshsd prior December ensuing weight to be deter
mined at the place of delivery and the expense
at the posts where there arc no public scales same
urnshngsay not to 800
Oak Wood 20 measure 1913 cubic tho cord 20
vtrcd a. the above places in such quantities may pre-
any time and To- be delivered corded by the con-
delivery 10 begin and be above Bonds
with ties whose and
expressed the bids will be required the faithful per
form anco Of the contracts. TfOS. SWORDS, Lit Col,
and Quartermastcr, u. s. A.
ofcc Qusrerms Department No State street.
Nov York. May 9Th, 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12

NoTICE.--PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
IN that George Denn keeper of the Public Pound
Of SIXTY and Broadway viii for sale
light hay Mare two white hind feet and long black switch
tail if previously called for Sale to take place at the
Found. GEO DEAN, Pound Keeper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12

DoCToR SETH GER HAVING RECOVERED FROM
- his late illness, ready to resume the practice
his profession and gives notice to his friends and tho
public that his residence is at 3 Fourth two doors
above Twentieth street.