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sADDLERY, FfA RN Ess, ETC

re- EWARk, Nj, SADDLEl1Y Ware f5s.xzss
.ioase-ANDREW - BULL q Co. No is csnai s2ASsa
stree New ans between Magazine >
Man SADDIEf&Y SAppLEWARE
rt oauty hand stge complete Of sadtes
Bdd Asrtingaes Trunks, whips SktrR and Bride
Leather, iioyskiss, sADERs' TOOLS Trimming every
srrPflpu, as No. Is CANAL STREET.
So fvfaW ANDREW G. BULL L co.
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MILLINERY AND FANCY.
A MOTHER ARRIvAL.-Mns. CLARKE, .

A MOTHER ARRIvAL.-MRs. CLARKE.
rss...; q NJ ; MI
per- per- ss
sias a.. M ,sFi
To the Ladies'.
II NEW FRENCH MLLINERY-NEw GOODS VERY
MHxcHEAP.-Mn G. W. ROPER No. iss Poydras street.
informs sh Ls thu, h. and will constantly
siSTSss
f1fSsszs Sssss TRIMMINGS EaSaS5DEsEs 42 e ss7,c,r rs
LADIES' aHkso yfs I'D variety of f1Scr soobs
I .ss a..y ypsssy ass ssa to- Old Bo and
Spring Millinery.
M RS. BRYAN, 106 Canal street, has
u 1sss!fd Es '2a isisa.s|s sss T
ts made M E. . vt: :. s i: ss
terms mill
FRENCH DRESS MAKING.-Mrs. G
W ROPER No. lst Poydraa srsst invites the attention
s.1s
Unparalleled Baygnt,ss,
ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL.
fDr Persons dsaroui Of obtaining .,, 1F.Y
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
as@d due Pnc'' Give h call H e. aa.o
AT OTICE.-Any man of experience and busi-
V hab. with cash capital Of four I've hundred iesra
MY les. of good place for profitable investment AddIe,. at
NOTICE TO CONsIGNEEs- WINDSOR
~ FAY Capt. Davis from Harre dschargng
% a5 os's'' viii please attend to e ''ss dScaass III;
MT Office TO CONSIGNEES-T British ship
Second Municipality Con.gness Pleas.
Z: 5sfsP fss ss 'A fy
NOTICE TO sHIPPERs.-The bulk of 500
j he hip 5s & gEsc pof s,s1 i. @ .ss % % :.
myi - : JOIN TooLE, 2s Bank Place.
4 GtONsIGNEEs per ship GEORGE W. BOURNE,
e o a I'D ,.. from q. s al m f. .e sa sa.s d . s
Days % n be sent the public stores at os ss, 7Es9 % and :. M sa,
II osT-on Wednesday evening, s@a@
! III: Esd sesd Ha fsFos M aE aafas sgs Ts snd.r mi :
'y y rewarded by leaving the anne =. Gang .SsH WOLFF
U 0sT-A bunch, containing two-~1
s .as ss ssS. and as ne ;Is e., s ~ Ky
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD =
II STOLEN from the hapqaete the Tehoupsou
= ] @ sS9ssf sSs4k a 10 sss 30
esk also PICKLES marked chalk For The and
the assss street.
yESWENTY- FIVE DOLLARS REWARD z
Il Wal he paid for the Of the have "a
3DA HhG Len my dwsng ao Julia st. on the sth Of Fsbru-
ss Indian with straight hair; generally
'front.'; about the ordinary height built speaks quick
spoken not bad
formerly belonged to ley jones' Mdson county Miss
get back. She acquainted
myll If f. NJ. FISK,
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN RAIL-
= ROAD COMPANY. N EwoRLK ANS, April 2s, 1852.
EGUBL1C NOTICE is hereby given that Books
cKs6s e B N eaPs s0s as HEW
at the office of the Company No. Commercial Place.
will four months Louisiana Mississippi
cordance with the seventh section Of the charter. -
H. S. BUCKNRR, President pro
JoHs CALBous, Ssoretnry. spas tau2s
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nR. LACRUE'S, OF PARIS, TOOTH AND
crM sPECIFCThisi doubt the best article
for the GUMS It the Teeth from
r md restores bleeding health and fness and
BREATH the
Tnh bad of he
Az W A " DR.. GILBERT. Poydras strset.
CLARKE & ALLISON, ST. Chsrles street.
P, L. MASSEY, Camp and Gravier ats.
], WRIGHT l5l Chartrss street.
], SYNfE, Canal and Carondeet streSts.
A. KENDALL d CO., Magazine sreet
MEDICAL DEPOT, Poydras street.
C, NYSTRANL, Apollo and Clio ss.
GEO REED, Nayades and Euerpe sts
H. KALTEYER, Of Jacksen and lsvee
and Of tbs MANUFACTURERS, 2D4 Earonne street,
,,fssS, sS.ia: L1.aye'~' js% lyIp
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Nutual BENEFIT Life and Fire Insurance

COMPANY OF LOUISIANA. ~
KY Incorporated April ls0 declared adiyidsnd Of 50
o Two Years' Banuess.
Office, No. BS CAMP ST., and Common
bHstsEss CohrANY LIFE iNsykLsor OFBf
This Company being organized s.y the protection Of tie policy
ttliion, upon the
cd aHordne sns annual paid during
life and handsoiae legacy widows end children fer death
life
up the till DEATH participate the whole OF the profits Of
.ae Co,npyny.
lpsrrs
a life f her ssbn for the cole boueat and Of
hsse And ehildren free rom the claims OF cSedfto.l
TRUSTEES:
John S. AlIison johnson Edrsrd Sparrow,
John Hi ssmrel stsrArt Richard Mccall,
Robert J. Ward, Z. H. Barton, J. Perkina,
Joseph %slker, VIM, alure Arnold Harris
DIRECTORS
E. ". sswol Thos c. Jenkins P. B. Taylor,
Edw. Coru lohn b. G.. G
NJ NJ. Cohen. L. SpAngsnbaFg. IL. EhodeWald
Samuel WOE John A. ftergherty. G. NJ Lutherford,
q. Wick ham, JOHN Clsbpsre f.. G.. Arlniztehi,
teo W. Smith, N. c. Hall. R. Ren
h. G. Heart e. II. Engs.e.
Epw. JrssEs coxE, Vice President.
Al wsopra1gns, NJ. D., Medical Beard of
a e. as.sTl,. 4ct1s,v. n. NJ ceaas. Attorney
Bsr, NJ D. No. 27l Magazine street. Medical Examiner
who will st the Office daily from halfIas IL 2Ph
By the hlrser only as00o is taken aingls life
1T This Company To applications for Life inHu
and Policies all sound and healthy White and
Negroes established Board which
the the New London of6es, without
shr residence the South the charter Dividends
Gabs Of wohds their
rhsr- tie party has paid ais premiums in full.
TT California Nc and Lrdon Prospectus,
fab OF Rates Lie ln,uaaee, all papers
ctect lnsurss had Ht the Os of the Company
EH~ Extensive Travelling Privileges.
ES- Ohc. he.irs, 10 : ?,
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AZ NVIHEN hTINIV AG,--NIH5, OI1AHhEJ
IA Poydrs Ca,ondee streets, has just -
ceivsd another nyoise Of NEW STRAW BONNETs, MIXED
nad Coorsd do LACE etc., which will b. offered st twenty A
cent sss than being derons Of reducing her
summer Stock. Aso large lot Of EABR0iDERIES, PERI
fsIES. COMBS, well worthy InyTH
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D0byns 3 Hars.is.gton's

DAG GUERREOTYPE AND STOCK DEPOT,
No. CAMP STREET
This well establishment
enlarged md the Propreor. invite the
their PICTURE where Portraits
in the most superior .tyle and fnAh.
N B-opsaes h!ted With complete APPARATUS st
cssh Voghtlandsr, French HariSon's
Tubes With Box and Tablets twenty
Quick working Tubes plae mecan and Frsch Cases Frames
Sands Boxes h.h. Chemicals together with every
DAGUERREoFfPE BUSINESS constantly hand, for sale
Wholesale and ret~l.
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NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY. .NEwoRLKAss, April 2e, 1852 /
EGUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that Books
Of Subscription to The Capital sosk the NEW ORLEANS
JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY
at the office of the Company No. II Commercial Place. and
will open four nenths mississippi
cordance with the seventh section Of the charter.
HIS. BUCKNER, President pro tenn.
JoHs CALHOUN Sacretnry. tau2S
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL

on TILE coNsoLIDATED CITY on NEW oRLEA,
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TO RENT.

rES0 RENT-An elegantly furnished Office, m
IL slitable isr Commission Merchant. Appyto ass
mhi2 II SAMUEL WdlfF s5 Csnrnp street.
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Home Mutual Insurance Company OF
NEW ORLEANB,
az With b.absl s4ptal Of sSTssoo Is prepared 70 receive
applications for
= FIRE MARINE AND RIVER RISKS,
the oAcs Of Eoinpssy, Ne. 70 1RAVIkR STREET.
Every ns1rne with bacons In A Success asd she
bfohs among who With the It's
of The Trus4a
company purely principal of inJur
subscription fsaG0l offers
sssurity policy holders
The portfolio the anss
" - ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN II. OWEN, vios President
JAhE~ H, WHgsLxB, Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
John r. Shaw s. L. Levy, john c. Goodrich,
John Thomas A. II. Nay ]. z, Caldwell,
j. j. Green, J. z. Harrison, W. L. I1nisr,
John C. Woodruff John II. Over, Wu Tuts
William Knox, John Hall, 3. a. VAssr,
ss,noei Stewart, Rufus MeiIasnay, Robp DyaA,
Il. W. Mibsnk, JIG Cooka, W. BsSsr,
s. O. Nelsou J. A. Doughsrty, ]. v. Gayle,
Il. abAw, H.. BaJtsr, J. J. Robson,
lIaanssl White, r. B. Taylor John Rodenbrrg
e., rianl1' W. II. LetabipTd.
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STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Place, as Chairman of the Finance Com
mittee, presented the following reports and reso-
lutions, and the rules being suspended, they
were read twice and adopted
The Finance Committee, to whom referred petit
tioa Of sundry amplighters asking for remission of
fines for nonperfoance Of duty recommend the rejeo-
ton Of said petition L. H. PLACE,
J. LANATA,
THos. L. LEEDS.
Resolved That hereafter all Bills Certificates issued
from any of the Departments Of the City Government
whether provided by existing contracts otherwise
shall be approved by the Finance Committee prior to be-
ing comptrolled. l1
The Finance Committee, to whom referred the rese
uton authorizing the purchase Of twelve chairs and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-20

Applications for office from G.. 7. Browning,
for physician below Canal street, of J.. J. Colt,
for same; of ]. J. Fallon, for whar6nger of First
District; and Of Richard England, for deputy
wharfnger of either the Second or Third District
were read and laid on the table subject to call.
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~ AGNoLIA HOUSE, Biloxi, Miss.

ME AGNOLIA HOUSE, Biloxi, Miss d.
lY1 Mrs DEvER respectfully Informs her old friends ELlsp
open reception visitors This houa not inferior the points
hotel the The
admirably adapted BALLS public gaihsngs geue
will reasonable
Ball ROOM for at least @
than svioua
sLt it will be her constau provide amply with the
bss tha this and the neighboring markets afford
Fine oomy HOUSES adjacent the Hotel
of Boardsrs.
The Q supplied with choice Liquors.
The ICE. CREAM SALOON also sdona the Hotel.
liberal patronage heretofore extended her,
respectfully requests Whist will be effort share ofpub
lie favor Biloxi May s. 1852. am
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Resolpd, That the Surveyor be, and he ia hereby, d
rected to divide the Port Of New0rleans into poons of
two hundred and fifty feet, beginning at Canal street
each Of which portion shall constitute wharf, and be
numbered accordingly The first two hundred and ffty
feet below Canal street shall be known No One Lower
Wharxs the next two hundred and nifty feet as No Two
losr line Of the city The first two hundred and fifty
feet ahove Canal shall be known No One Upper
snd each succeeding two hundred and fifty teet
ss have succeeding number to the upper line OF the
Ecfty
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SUB-AGENTS IN NEW ORLEANS.
Nessrs SLARk, DAY, STAUFFER CO.
Aesars PRIESTLY 4 BEN.
Asssrs. ]. WATERMAN Il co,
JOHN STROUD co,
r. RICHARDS,
L. MACPHERSON, No. 30 Camp street,
AT MOBILE-JAMES G. WHITAKER .
VICKSBURG-BYRSE& 4 ANDERSON,
GALYESToN-JONES i uFFERD
BATON ROUGE-LEvI KELLUM.
ATTAkAPAS--C. b. G. WHILDEN, apab d4Wtf
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Merchants Insurance Company Of New
-e.s I. Q-s s,tt ORLEANS.
CAPITAL 100000. ALL PAID IN.
gtlff if4 5 JOHN PEMBERToN, President. A.
~ E E.s --s A SCHRIEBRR, Secretary,
8 The Director, rpeet, inform the inhabitants Of the Fourth
Lafayette that nctste their rstons with this Com
pany have established Agency No 10 street. whore
hey prepared 10 INSURE AGAINST FIRE, MARINE AND
RIVER RISKS ~ the lowest Of TEN PER CENT p
viii per.cns doing with thu. Company.
iluF DIRECTORS FOR THE AGENCY:
John pembcron, Fergus Garders Kaspar Ascb,
Nickel Muszon J. Stafford, David Adams,
Manuel J. 9arcia, L. K. Kunny, W. W. yaught,
w. EDWlsD IVY Agent
sp96 sm Onos No. is Jackaon street.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING

I'D pOARDING-H HOUSE AND FURNITURE<sz <szs
I FOR largs boarding house, containing thirteen l
all we'll furnished and
from the St Charles Hotel will
from the first Of November liberal
immediately,
The STORE No 2e7 Julia several OFFICES ROOMS
In Bauks Arcade.
Ear Apply % street, up stairs. nyss s.
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Resolved That the Surveyor be and he is hereby suthor
lied to have the triangular space at the intersection
Race and New Levee streets filled with the spare earth
taken from Annunciaon street, when the is graded
for the laying of square block pavement much the
same may be necessary for the purpose
The Committee Streets and Landings to whom was
referred the communication of Mr. A. c. Jones relative
placing hydrnt in Lafayette Square beg report
against the your Committee consider it would BE-
of small advantage to the children who go there play
and would otherwise be great nuisance.
NJ Il BAILEY,
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Mr.. Winston presented the following, the

Resorei That the members of the Board Assistant
Aldermen. one from each Ward be each separate and
distinct committee report the regular meeting
list Of the Inspectors and Clerks for Precinct Ito
the central precinct possibe) Ward
superntend the elections Railroads place the
third Mondsy in June next.
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Resoired That for fonr dollars be ssued ON
the Treasurer in favor Of james Kidd being the amount
Of taxes,paid by him in error.
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WANTED.

INFORMATION WANTED-Of JAMES L. D.
McoARlY formerly Of Indians who married Massre Smith, Of
rnnng omnibus called the ough
Orleans lafayette This August ISIS. Information
ad person VIII be gladly received by ha father c. MCATY
Sugar Grove Post office indians mh9G
NT ANTED 1A1MEDIATELY-A good Barge
OF KEEL BOAT suitable fer w further
tanls tt TchoupiYulss ltreet.
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Mr.. Forbes made motion, which was car
ried, that that part of the Mayors message
relative to the election for delegates to the Con-
vention, be referred to q special committee OF
three.
The President appointed on said committee
Messrs. Forbes, Lanata and Burthe
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-23
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Boston-Ar 18th schs Sukey Miller, Massachusetts,,
Colby, and Mary Snow erie, Rockland Benz Sannard,
Robinson, Thomaston Good Hope, Fletcher, Phpsburg;
Clio, Colby, Wscasset Florida. Oliver and Mary Ann,
Williams, Bath.
Cid 18th, ship Juliet, Moulton, San Francisco bark
Burlington, Winche, Orleans; sch Monteres Wiley,
DamariscOtta
Ar 10th, brig Mary Francis Simmonds of and FIN Wal
doboro schs Mt Hope, Post, and Besey & Deborah,
True Rockland; Henry Newbirt, Waldoboro Moses
Eddy, Thurrl, Wscasset Planet and Exeter Stearns,
Bath
Ar Eth, schs Susan Ludwig, Hastings, Jacksonville
Olive Branch, Walker, Norfolk.
Cid I6th, sch ii X Dunton, Dunton, Bath.
Sid 18th, bark Wyandotte and ship Peerless.
New YOrk-Ar 10TH, ships Chas Crcoker, Duncan,
Cardiff; Paragon, (new) Rockland; sch Only Son and
Patriot, do
Cid 18th, ships Continent Drummond, and Emma
Field, Crowell, Orleans Rhine, Doane, do.
Ar 18th, brig Montgomery, of and IN Rockland.
Sid 18th, ship Am Union.
New Orleans-Ar 9TH, new ship Commerce, Low
ELL Bath.
Cid sth, ship Chas Cooper, Cults, Liverpool.
Adv 10th, ship Sarah burlington, Melcher for Havre,
wig 400 bales
MobiIe-Cld sth inst, bark Benz Adams, Cornish,
Boston.
AR 18th, new ship Ariel, Bath.
Apal licola-ln port 9th, ship Jno Dunay, Skol-
field, I'm Portland, wig frt.
hiladcl rIiia-Ar 18th, ship J Calhoun, Mel
cher, liverpool.
Savamnah-Cld l1th, ship VIM Tapscolt (fm
Bath) New Orleans.
Ar 18th, sch Central America, Chase, Bath.
Cha rIesfon-Cld l4h, Caspian, Delano, HavTe
Wabash Barnes, Liverpool
from Rockand for New York Medora, Rhoades, fin N
York for Bath.
Wilmington NC-In port 18th, brig Wanderer,
Mooers, for port in Maine ldg.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-23
A Cure of Incipient Consumption.
Mem York Gin Tesf;yn0nu

Messrs scovILL g. Col oheerfuy comply with your
request to give you short history of my little
more than four months sInce experienced all the symp
toms of incpient CONSUMPTION. My suherings con.
menced with ordinary cold, which succeeded
by hard fixed Cough, Chills hot ushes night sweats
and difficult breathing. fell away in flesh and became
very feeble and CHASTITY pale with the exception of red
spot on ca cheek. eXpectoTated large quantities Of
yellow puruent matter, and told that Tubercles had
formed on my Lungs. In this extrernty,I advised
TO quit doctorng with Physicians and have recourse ia
Or Rogers Syrup of LiUerwOyt. Tar AMI Canch1lusuu
Fortunately for me followed this advice BY its regular
use for period of two months, entirely recovered
health, strength and nearly all the flesh had during
my illness My Cough very soon broke and passed away
and at the present time am well as was in nv
lie b. b. SIMONDS
new YORK, sept 2, 1901. $50 Third Av.
CAUTION.-None genuine unless there is on The
pun wrapper, note Of hind, signed with PEN by A
l. SCOVlLL & Co.
FOR SALE, wholesale and retail. by A. L. SEQ
WILL co, Proprietors at their Principal Depot.
GOTHIC HALL, No. BIG, Broad,oay, New F, ork TO
whom allorders for the Melcine aud letters relating
TO agencies, should be addressed post paid.
ALSO, for sale Bath, by A. G. Page and John
Mathews; Waldoboro, by NJ NJ Rawson; DANA
rlscotla, f. Dana. Jr; Brunswick, VIM. Baker; F. S.
Liltefed, Topsham.
PRICE-In large bottles Isl. 90 or bottlesfo- SIS
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-23
ID G 81 { III 8 .

In this city, 2lst the residence of Hon Jacob Smith,
Miss Sarah daughter Of the late ThOs Robson Esq.
of Portland, aged AZ years.
In this city, 18th inst, Mr. Mellen @, son of Cyrus
Plummer. aged 60 years.
In this city, 18th inst, after illness OF days, Blanche
Horsley daughter of Charles and Catharne Prince, aged
years and months. Portland papers please copy.
In this city 10th inst Winfield s. son of Lendall Liteh-
field, aged years and months.
In this city, 18th nst ofyphod fever Sarah Carruth-
aged 81.
In Westport, 18th inst Mr. Joseph Hodgdon, aged rs
years and months.
In Bowdoinham, 10th inst, Joseph H Lunt, aged l6
years.
In Rockand 9th inst Edgar Starrett aged years and
months.
In Haowell, Elizabeth Page, aged rs; Mrs Sarah
Woodbridge of Newcastle aged SO years. months, and
% DAYS.
In Danve, Mrs Hannah L WEIGH, formerly of Win
throp, aged 48 years.
In Augusta William Arrs, formerly Of Lisbon, aged
about 80 years
In Yarmouth 5th inst, octavia Snow, of Halowell,
aged 80 years.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-23
fHa arr6M@eg.

In this city, Dec 10Th, by Rev John Fske, Mr. johann
S Carleton to Miss Mary Frisby, both Of this CITY,
Same evening by the sane Mr. John w Parker to Miss
Ann Wheeler, both of this city.
Dec 18th, by the same, Mr. Thomas Blackburn TO Miss
Jane Currier, both Of this city.
Fisher to Miss Margaret Linch both Of this city.
In Bowdoin, 18th inst, Mr. VIM Sparks to Miss Mar
tina w Wilson, both of Bowdonham.
In Newcastle, 18TH Mr. Timothy Weston of Bremen
to Miss Mary Davis of 9th, Mr. Dandy Hall to Miss
Nancy W Clark, both of Damariscotta.
In Augusta. 18th inst, by Rev VIM Drew, lothian d
Young, D. of this city, to Lucia Drew, daughter oil
the officiating clergyman
In Rockland, Mr. Gilbert Higgins to Lucy Ann Arey
both of South fhomaston.
In South Thom1ston, Capt David Clifford of Pros.
pect, to Miss Marinda Sleeper of T.
In Halowell, Mr. F Mason OF Boston to Miss Annie
Dwight, of II.
In Mattapoisett, Mass, Mr. Theodore W Goodspeed o
Pittston, to Miss Hannah Snow, Of M.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-23

FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE Yesterday. at
aboui one O'Clock, p. NJ, the house of Mr..
John Smith, about two miles from town, on
the turkey Hill road, Was DESTROYED by fire
and his daugter, Miss Eliza A. Smiih %
years OF age, was burned TO death ar ,be
lime. A child, three years old. WHICH was
boarded in the family, was also badly bnrncd
on the hands and face. Mr.. Smith aud his
vile were in town at The lime, having lef,
the young child and a boy eight or nine
years of age, tn charge of their daughter, who
was blind, bat has frequently been left in
charge in the same way. Mr.. Goodrich,
ofWest Newbury, was passing the house as
Miss Smith came out OF The door with her
clothes on fire, and he extinguished the
hnmes on her as soon as possible, but she
was so badly burned that she died in few
minutes.
MISS Smith was an amiable and ntelli.
gent GIRL and received good education at
the Asylum for the Blind. The how who
was left with her does not appear 10 have
been in the house at the time of the acci-
dent, and iii not known how the fire orio;-
mated. 1t is possible that she was renlenish.
ing the fire, and that her dress first canoh,
The house was entirely consumed. and the
barn took fire just before the engines arrived
but was speedily extinguished. -Neu5uru-
port Herald, 2lst.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-23
Later from Europe.

The Africa arrived at New York on Fri
day. from Liverpool 4h, with 81 passengers.
ENGLAND. The financial statement of the
Chancellor of the Exchequer was laid before
Parliament OH Friday night.
In the House of Lords on the I'd inst, the
Marquis of Clanricarde brought forward no.
tees of motion TO confirm Free Trade. SINH
lar to that debated in the lower house. Lord
Derby in reply stated that he had no obec
ton to have this matter, involving as it did,
the future policy of the country, settled by
the House.
His Lordship then gave notice that on
Monday he would move as follows, viz =
That this house ackno Wedge the general
prosperity, and deeply sensible OF the evils
attendant upon frequent changes IN financial
policy, adhere to the commercial system re-
Gently established and would view with re-
greet any attempt TO disturb its operations or
impede its intentions.
FRANCE. The votes were counted on the
I'd, and the result was laid before the En-
peror al ST. Cloud by M. Bilault, to which
the former replied, saying-"I take from
this day the crown of Napoleon the Sd, be-
cause the people have bestowed it upon me
with their acclamatious aud because The
Senate has legally proposed ii; and because
the whole nation has ratified il. Receive
here my oath that no sacrifice shall be want
ing on my part to insure the prosperity oil
my country and that whilst maintain peace
l will yield in nothing which may touch the
honor or dignity of France"
At one o'clock Napoleon made public
entry as Emperor into Paris.
The Emperor Napoleon has signed de.
cree, pardoning all persons guilty of offence;
OF the press also 2l9 political convicts.
A city illumination was had in the even
ing, but the grand fetes are put of till the
coronation.
A battle had been fought in Algeria be
tween the French troops and some insur
gents. The latter were routed with los
of200 men killed, 1000 camels and 10000
sheep.
The other news 10y this arrival is unim
D0rtant.