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SALE a CnuRcH,-The Universalist church in Muir
ray street NewYork Rev Mr.. Chapins sold on the
9th ult. for $4,000 The society. five years ago, paid
$17.500 for it, Mr. Chapn congregation will remove up
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ga5- The regular weekly packet steamer
GLENDY BURKE Bentley master, will leave for VlCKsBURG
WARRENToN, NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GUILE, RODNEY,
WATERPROOF NATCHEZ, Bayou SARA and all intermediate
landings THIS EVENING, at o'clock, .-.
d. r. CARROLL, SO CHr0ndset street, Union Row.
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LIBERTY CoNvrNrIoS.-The Liberty Convention, which
has been in session at Syracuse N Y, the 35th ult
nominated Goode for President and Piper Vice presi
dent An electoral ticket was to be formed
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THE PRocREss OF THE AGE.--Quite u large party i.
making preparations in Cincinnati to emgrate to Aus
tralia. -.- 30.
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Mn WEBsrER.-Mr Webster's health has been quit
poor since he left Washington 1t is said that he
Obliged to diet continually and that many of his letter
are written by amanuensis The Boston Courier how
ever, states that his health is improving gradually II
remains at Marshfeld T. -''- -
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More THE SAME SoRr-That Turtle Soup at the
Shades. call at lunch time to-day will convince the
unbelieyer
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COLLISION HupsoN.-The steamer Rip Van Win
ke was run into on her passage up the night Of tn
29th ut by the soop New Yonkers breaking off her
ward guard The soop sunk instantly, after raking til
guards, braces, and paddlebox of the steamer
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CHoLERA-The Louisville journal of the 18th ult. says
We learn from passenger on the John Simpson, that
when that boat passed Henderson. Mrs Dixon who had
been attacked with cholera was dead. and the Hon A
Dixon was lying ill with it. |-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

Fine IN RocHEsTER.-On the evening of the 2Sth ult.
Lewis Red Mills and Finchs Stone Mills at Rochester
Y. partially consumed by fire. Total loss about
$4,000
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MURDERER AnREsTED.-from, the North Mississippian
(Hernando, Miss of the 30th ult learn that Green,
the man who murdered W. l.. Norman few days ago,
has been taken and is in Jail We also learn, from
another source that Green's mother and several other
members of the family in jail having been arrested
accessories to the killing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

@sss- The regular passenger packet steamer
GEM, Capt Buriett will MEMPHIS and all
dae landings THIS EVENING O'clock Passengers and shippeya
will please be in readiness n the hour.
NJ. GREEN WOOD Co, 20 Carondeet stseet,
WHITE a BUCHANAN. l6 Poydras street
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VIII leave FRIDAY, o. ODER 5, y O'Clock pm.
EsOR PRINCETON, SKIPWITH'S eaas IN
LANDING LAKE PROVIDENCE MILLIKEN's s ttsas n
BEND, VICKSBURG, GRAND GULF, RODNEY l@7zsssSffsss
NATGHE N; FoRT ADAMS BAYOU SARA BATON ROUGE DON
Princeton Packet steamer FRANK LTONrhe prs
packet steamer FRANK LfoN G. Some master, will
IA above For freight passage, apply uoari,
-..-. STRQrHER a BROS, As .Poydrasareet
s7 The ANR LYON viii take freight for
chip steamer NoLANF which boat will the arrival tie
Lat Vick sburg. -... d.
s There Win be Clerk On the rey6 opposite whasfuser
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard steamers
IAN W 90 FROM LIIERP0OL ..y

EUROPA, (Br for NEW YORK SATURDAY, August %.
NIAGARA, DR. for BOSTON. SATURDAY, Sept. 4.
PACIFIC, (Am.) for NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY,
AFRICA (Br.). NEW YORK.. SATURDAY, = II.
CANADA, tBr) for BOSTON. SATURDAY, :. Is.
ATLANTIC, (AIn.). NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY, %,
ASIA, Or NEW YORK.. SATURDAY, %.
AMERICA, (Br.) for BOSTON October
ARCTIC Gam for NEW YORK;. WEDNESDAY, = 6.
EUROPA tBr.).. for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, . ..
MAG ARA, OBJ for BOSTON. SATURDAY, 7 10.
BALTIC, (Am.) NEW YORK "WEDNESDAY, :
AFRICA, NEW YORK. SATURDAY, :. 49,
CANADA, (Br.j for BOSTON. SATURDAY, :. 3d.
60 Eavre and Bremen Steamers. e,
FROM SOUTHAMPTON
HUMBOLDT. for NEW YORK WEDNESDAY, Sept. i
HERMANN. for NEW YORK WEDNESDAY, i 10
FRANKLIN. NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, i 40
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK WEDNESDAY Ia
HUMBOLDT. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, n
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fRosr'-our Northern exchanges from several points
mention the appearance of frost I,'....,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

AMERICAN HorEL IN EuRorE.-Mr. D. D. Howard late Of
the Irving House Newfork is about to establish hotel
on a large and magnificent scale in London We have
several hotels in this country conducted the Euro
pean plan and there is to be established in
England on the American plan This is convenient
and accommodating all round and-ust it should be
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Eavre and Bremen Steamers.
FROM SOTTIy q RfpJ'() NJ -
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Crescent OFFICE.
Friday Morning, October s, 1861
COTTON-The demand continued active yesterday and
the sales reached 1900 bales besides which heard of
1000 bales sold in addition to the amount reported by
Wednesday. Prices irregular, but closed with
more frmness. We still quote:
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TIE FLoATfSs PALacE.-We observe that the renowned
Floating Circus Palace arrived at Natchez on Sunday
last and remain there three days every point
from which hear from this magnificent enterprise the
highest encomiums bestowed upon the beauty of the
Palace and the excellence of the performance 1t will
he hnrn-i rinra
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FLATBOATS.

. ,-At effers0n CITY
MAbsoNPer Carinr's boats: $3.50 bbls -four I'd shuz
IIndirp
NbANA-Per Daniels two boats 1920 ba -four Taylor Cassidy
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

~ JEFFERsoN CRY, ,, 4 .
Thursday Evening, October T. 1852. i
fair stock Of Western Beef Cattle and but few Hogs
Sheep, Mich Cows and Veal Cattle Offering,
BEEF CATTLE Zine Westerly 61s0-c a lis net
Texas, etc .3nf5c q fb net
saEEp 50 oO1s3 90 q head
hlLCi lows. S1uI pou u neic
CALVES AND YEARLINss.. oO@s9 90 t. head.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
~ The new and light draught passenger

steamer OsUEOLA Capt John r. Ross will MON ROE CO
LUAIBiA HARRIsoNBuRG, TRINITY BLACK all in
termedate landing THIS EVENING Shippers pas
sengers will please be q reainesa at the
SMITH A. FIbIISTER "a Poyiras sire
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FRoM ST. Thomas BERMupA.-The British steam
propeller Petrol Capt Sampson, from St Thomas 10th
and Bermuda Goth ult., arrived at NewYork the Goth
ult with the usual West India mails September % the
Captain reports Dr. Samuel H. sayer, of Liverpool aged
49, died of dysentery Same day, Lewis Lizaraeld of
New Grenada aged "a of the disease. The Petrol
brought no papers for the press,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

New KIND pocKET PfsroLs.n-The Portland
{Me) Advertiser says that at the camp meeting Bethel
last week it noticed that New Tesaments, =
which were hawked about near the campground. sold
rapidly especially to the unconverted and it turned out
that they earthen vessels' in the form of books
filed with liquor Two persons who engaged in the
hIIs;ress arrested and fued $40 and costs each
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

DEsTRueT1vE FrRE-A dispatch from Paris, Ky dated
Goth ut says very destructive fire occurred last
night Cynthiaua about II miles from this place The
town set fire by incendiares, causing great
sternaon here among number of the residents of the
place present at the fair who Immediately started for
home The flames destroyed eight dwellings and stores
two livery stables and a number of horses
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

DosTos BAYKs.-The semi-annual dividends of all the
banks in Boston announced on the 10Th ub,
The Market and the Suffolk pay five per cent The Boy
ston and the fremont four and onehalt and the Others
four three and ne-half and three per The total
amount Of dividends 1852 O00beipg $4,000 less than in
April The capital is 100000 than it at that
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sEA-GOING VESSELS.
V,OR NEW TORE-HnrIb,tt b Co.'s - |
REGULAR PACKETS.
MOBILE

JNfIbIE1E.
H.TOR MOBILE.--Daiiy q s. Mail n
L4.osammer Atrangs1aentThe .sa
spisnii in7prer>A pscks srasrs FLORIDA John Gran;
n3sts and CALAtGaSlA e. Ensiga, master. ha7rg BEE
built srpsHsly the Lake eth
1f the will Railroad
arrival bA 9'siosk cars stopping daily
st. Louis Ghsau going returning
is Wsdnsay and Saturday, going and Tuesdays Fridays
returning.
Passengers ard families With srn bsgzags oayh da-a
&c u o'clock "a the boa will nos stop 10 take fas
after the arrival Of 'elnekca
IF Frneht for
ST. CHARLES.
The Way Letter Bag for Mobile ardiagaw Iaavs
the once Of the Agent ct 20 minutes seTeu o'clock
ief GRDnEs, AGENT Fank
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TCKsBURG.

..-- It, VIII eaye FRIDAY, October lat 3 O'Clock
NOR VICkSBURG, MARIE NTON, weY =
new GARTH AGE GRAND GULF, RODNEY .a taf5.Sss'
WATERPROOF NATCEEZ, BAYOU SARA and ali HSIszssET@@R
andngaReguar
BUREE-EvERY FRIDAY tVESiNG, at 4 o'cock.-The fine
GIENDY Bentley master leave
above. For treish, pas. se Ply on board, oro
F. - D. r. CARROLL, s. Csronis iet Union Row.
~ The LENDY BURKE will take freight Yazoo with py-
lea of hipping WICK sturg the w Campbell
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CONVENTION OF WoRKISGMEN.-TheM Massachusetts State
Convention of Workngmen assembled in Boston on the
30th ut One hundred and ninety six delegates pre-
sent address and resolutions passed in favor of
the ten law and voted that the question Are you
in favor the ten hour law - be put to all the cand
dates Governor Lieutenant Governor and the Legs
lature. permanent organization of the workingmen of
the State recommended, and the whole proceedings
were of the most creditable character Y558It
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08
UELENA, FRIAR's POINT

u MOUTH OF WhlTE RIVER, NAPOLEON, l,s4&s&aaSsa
in the Beudsfhe NOb n L
sETT j. kertheva MASTER will her
about the
season. mskirg EVERY TWO ShppeIs Planter.
depen street atnsn all ard plantation
trusted 10 her. For freight pas age arply to
OGLkSBY h MA AULAY, 50 TChoupitouas
sepl4 2m SlDDALL, GREEN 4 co,
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Z = Will leave TUESDAY, October II at o'clock p "
EfORllHAPoLEON, COLUMBIA, liz h
GREENVIlLE CT. AND LAKE LANDING, iSsaHaa4Hs
LAKE PROVIDE NEE, vTCKSB uRG ND NALGHEZ
Regular Day Steamer C. f. WNIklNS.iIe tegrl
C. E. WATKINS, s
81 Frost isaye rs For hit apply
or To "a SMITH FlMiSTGR sti
rg euar will be paid Plantation ocie
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MEMPHIS.

WIN leave FRIDAY October s. at 5 O'Clock p L. +-
E1NOR MEMPHIS, Hell IA, Friar's H. L,
~ POET COLIN GREENylLE GRAND st3shFtss
LAKE and all TIN Henas-Regular Neo enus
afSF rs f3skss GhMTgs aht sep'at Passenger
~ cil Bnrdclt far MI lvave above,
apply on board, to- NJ sREENWC CO. rtg
oete IT,. WHITE BUCHANAN, ID Poyira .iefI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

EuLoGy HENRY CLAY.--AS dispatch from Lbuisvie
dated the Soth ut says rery iatge audience attended
here yesterday to hear Mt eulegy
Clay He spoke Of ths exalted stues q CHI iins hed
patriot in strain of burning and touching cl69uence
which softened every heart, melted every eye
present tears brief striking history bf the
iusrious dead given Of the satisfactory eharac-
ter Never perhaps in the history of Kentucky, has
there been presented occasion so full of interest
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ST Honduras 40 sacks wheat
oats Turner Wilson &co55 bb apples Martins ks
lcorn Monto Paunl5S bags wheat MITCHELL Beverly o91 do
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E1S0R VlCKSBURG, MILLIKENS rs= -
d sEND, NEW CARTHAGE, WARRENToN, LsllfA4s.ssttssS
GRAND GULF, RODNEY AND NATGfEZ-R srsdls
SUNDAY ViGktburg Packet II. H. WRIGHT, C.l.
steamer H NJ WRIGHT Capt j. D. Clarke w her egu,
lar ps about the first October, will leave
MORNlNG at Ten O'CLOCK Returning, will Leave Vcksg every
Wednesday, oveing tocloek For further particulars apply
ap0 u,s.- ,u SMITH TER, "a Poydtss street
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~ I'M, A9Sy-E-4a4s
u OF CAlNlBUSES-NEW ROUTE Oh tsSfsY1ss
tir hrst Of Ocouer se will commence routY,
tho of Canal CN:lres of
Pu he and E9nate Sarais id Omuibuses will
each every fit aud to avoid
TIME the Rampant street Carriages do viii leave between the
hoirs is follows:
Erst Carriage from rlue md Epqnaie 10 min. to
list 10 IN
do Canal and Chart
E Tickets six cents sold in packages ten by the starters anu
drivers Cash '
i No smoking permitted inside The carriages, the steps
complain the viii
~ kng the the OF the Omnibus and reporting, R
wish conduct carriages snth
lion TO all those who favor us with their paronage
sep29 lot j. Is. SLAWSON d CO.
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IS j Z
NJ migGionsSince compelled
Aromatic fungaIons for the affections
pains p-uagias catarrhs Paralysis scroous
pnts of the glands etc., highly important
appropriate appratua should the appl
ton of these special remedies. -
The experience,
perfecng his
The fmgaOns the feelings the gravity OF s
plant. - t't7 = ~ t'7'UT
Physicians invited the establishment connected With
The Mandatory of Peumsry street tween Vile
ROh an5 3ml NAUR
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add FELLOWS REST Vaults in this
the City Hail. First District JAMES Secretary
No. 10 s,ars CHARLES WtfITALL,
planade +. COREY Scklcs Co..
The price of Vaults Stoekholdng Lodges
be $780, 70 members of Sockholirg Lodges for the burial wifi
child aa0 For all other bals the price Vault will be s
invariably.
For the purchase Of Lots respecting the CREST
apply to j. G. DUNLAP Cran Of the Committee No. 81
Camp ptreet. -' 80 ~ JAMES FuRNEAUX,'. -
myl9 If Secretary OF, the board OF Directors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

SINGULAR COMMITTING SuicIpE-On Monday
morning, the 9th ult., William II f. Heare of IIamp-
shire county, Va put end to his existence in very
singular Having raised all but the bottom rail
of fence to the house in which he resided he in
serted in the opening rock which kept the rails far
enough apart to allow him to place his neck between
them He then ESQ it is supposedly took another rock and
knocked out the one which he had placed between the
rails, which, falling down his neck uTocation
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-29
THE GRAEFFENBERG
MEDICINES.

THE GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE
l. fllis, considered the Standard Pill of
of the day, infinitely superior to any Pill
before the public.
The Graefen berg Health Bitters. skilful.
ly and elegantly prepared from mum be,
OF purifying, invigorating and healing roots
barks, herbs, and vines.
The Dysentary Syrup, certain and i'm
mediate cure of Dysentery. Diarrhga
Cholera Morbus, Asiatic Cholera, &c.
The Graeienberg SarsapariIla, power.
iul extract; one bottle equal to ten of or
binary Sarsaparilla.
The Green Mountain Ointment. inyaiu-
able in the following diseases: Glandular
Swelled Breasts, Felon' Ringworm, Scald
Head, Burns, Bruises, &c.
The Childrens Panacea, for summer COM
plant, and most diseases to which chill
dren are subject. No mother should be
without it.
The Graefenberg Fever and Ag nc Pills, a
speedy and positive cure for this distress
ing complaint.
Libby's Pile Ointment, warranted GER
tain cure.
Consumptive Balm, sovereign in all
bronchial and pulmonary diseases. Full
directions accompany each bottle.
Marshalls Uterine Catholicon, an infal-
lible remedy for all diseases of the Womb
and mary Organs, viz: prolapsus uteri,
huor aibuS, suppressed menses, &c. War
ranted.
Please observe that none are genuine,
without the Seal of the Company printed
upon each Package.
THE MANUAL OF HEALTH-200
Pages.-Just published by the Graefenberg
Company, is one OF the most valuable and
comprehensive Medical works ever issued.
Ii contains great fund of information rel
alive TO the treatment of every form of dis
ease-and most important directions for
preserving health. 1t also contains Veg
etable Materia Medica-a collection OF
useful tables and recipes. for making per-
fumery, cosmetics, etc. 1t should be in ev-
cry family. Price IS cents copy
These celebrated remedies, which have
received the appreciation of many of the
most distinguished physicians and public
men III the country, may be found i'll every
town and village of the United States.
p. Z. HALE, Gen. Agent for Iowa.
JOHN PUMROY,
Local Agent for 0ttumwa
July LIST, 1852. ." ...
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-29

Life and Death.

How Careless many of our citizens
are in regare 10 the protection of their
lives when if they would be more par
tlcular TO keep some remedies on hand
which could be administered on the first
symptoms of approaching diseases much
suffering might be prevented. To f e.
quentIy do they delay making proper ef-
fort until death stares them in the face
then they try TO procure some immediate
remedy which is often TOO late TO Go them
any good. Then they think why did
we not have some remedies in the house
that we could have resorted to in time.
1t would be well for every family to pro.
vide themselves with bottle of j. L..
Curtis Mamaluke Liniment which has
beeh thoroughly tried for cholera cholera
morbus disintery Giarhea &C., and has
never yet failed to give immediate relief
in all those cases. ... ....-.
For Liver complaint and general de-
bili,y of the system; approaching symp-
toms of ague, Bilious diseases Glllmores
antbilious Pillshave proved them selves
a certain releiver when taken IN proper
time. These remedies can be found for
sale in every neighborhood where fami.
lies can besupplied.
See advertisement in another column.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-29
Farm for Sale.

Me Y VIRTUE of an order from the
~ County Court and to me granted,
| will offer at public auction on the Is,
day of September, 1852, the following
Real Estate of the minor heirs and wife
of John Stotts (dec'd) on the premises
in the county of Wapello and State of
Iowa. to-wit: The west ! of the south
east ! of section ~, and the south west
! of the north east same section, and
the south cas-, 1 of the north east same
section, and the east ! of the south cas-,
/ of the north west / same section, and
the north east / of the north west o!
section l3 and the west ! of the north
west ! of section l3, all in township
10 North of Range No. IL west. One
hundred acres under Improvement.
JOHN X. KENNEDY,
June 24th, lS52.ts Guardian.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-29
Communication.
TO the Citizens of Wapello, Mon
roe, Lucas and Clark Counties.

GENTEEMEN:-As am before YOU as
the floating candidate, TO represent the
counties OF Wapello, Monroe, Lucas and
Clark. in the approaching Legislature,
and as time and opportunity will not be
Afforded me to meet you in person and
thus make known my views upon the
various questions which alike interest yo u
and me; and as perceive an inquirine
spirit among the people, at which re-
joice, inasmucE as it demonstrates the
fact that thew are determined to vote adj
visedly and unders,audingly a, the ap.
preaching election, take this oppor.
tunity as far as possible TO make known
my sentiments; which regard itas your
right and your duty to demand.
In the first place / am not, nor never
was an Aboliiionist as has been reported,
but fully and freely accord to every
man all the rights and all the privileges
guaranteed to him by the constitution of
the United States, and take tina, sacred
instrumen, as my rule of action in refer.
ence to this subject, endorsing the Com
promise measures, as passed by Con
gress. In respect to the new Code |
need scarcely saw that | would advocate
the various changes SO universally urged
among the people, having an eye to the
reduction of our county expenditures,
and the promotion of the interests of this
great valley, would be in favor, at as
early day as convenient of submitting
the question of convention or no con.
vention to the people, for the alteration
of the Constitution belieyino ,h,,
changes nigh, be made in that instrument
which wo,,,d advance tho ;,,eres, or ,bis
people. would further advocate the
vigorous and efficient prosecution of The
work on the River I'm ,rovement so az tn
secure at ms earIy day az possible, its
entire and successful compIe,ion. I
would also favor The election Of the Sn.
preme JUDGES and the Board of Public
Works hv tie neople. with these for NV
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-29
Important from Washington.
Special dispatch for the Republican

baltimore, July 10.
The Finance Comm itlee in the Senate
of the United States, have decided in o
published report. that the U. S. Govern
ment is bound 10 make up 10 the credit
ors Of Texas, the difference between the
rate at which she has reduce her debt and
the nominal value of her securities. -
! he committee think the mater may here.
after be satisfactorily adjusted by Con.
gress and the Legislature of Texas. The
difference is about three millions of dol.
larc. A portion of the deb! was sealed
by Texas-when her credit was very
low, in the progress of her revolution, she
borrowed money on the best terms she
could, bat greatly below par. She pro.
poses TO pay back so much money as
she received, aud no more, although her
bonds may have passed in;o entirely ne W
hands. The United States will have to
bleed still more for Texas, in the long
run.
The impression prevails at Washing
ton, that serious difficulty may arise be.
tween England and America. in regard
10 the Nova Scotia fisheries.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-29
Arrival OF the United States.
NEW YORK, july %

NEW ORh, July ~.
The United States has arrived from
Aspinwal, with 40 passengers and
$250,000 in specie. She brings Calfor-
MIA mails Of the 2Slh uIt
The Ell Dorado, with the mails and
400 passengers. sailed from Aspiuwall
p on the 18th.
The Pampero, from San Juan arrived
at Aspinwall on the l4lh and would sail
for New Orleans on the 18th.
Among the passengers are Lieut.. Gov
enor Purdy, of California, Major A. Ii
Sibly, of California. X. s. Vision, OF
; the Navy. The above party were robbed
of all their baggage. treasure, yaluables.
&C., crossing the Isthmus.
fire occurred at Sonora on the l7th
Joss 100000.
The Golden Gate, from California, ar
rived at Panama on the | lth with $780,.
900 freight.
The Winfield Scott left San Francisco
on the Goth.
Edward. Green, late editor of the Her
aid, died at Havana.
Business in San Franei sco was rather
dull, but good business was anticipated
in money. There are flourishing &C.
counts from the interior of uncommon
success.
Mexican bandits are hume rous on the
ella.
The Democrats have carried both
branches of the Legislature in Oregon.