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meteorological Observations.

~ tELkShAf6, CSkfCH 10 WALL oTasEF.
MONDAY Fcs 20, 1s52
BurPALo 0 A. Mt n cloudy but very pleasant
Thermometer 10. Wind oouthweet. Barometer 20
M 1t has been quite pleasant, and the snow has
thawed rspdly all day tWind vest. Thermometer 35
Barometer IS SO.
RocHssrrn. 0 a. NJ lit in mild and cloudy Vhsrmo.
meter IS. Wind west.
8P. N 1t has been wet underfoot all day Wind
northwest. Thermsmetec 80
AUBuaN. . A. MI Is q very pleasant and warm
morning but cloudy Thermometer 30
r. nj :. 1t 10 eioudy evening with light breeze from
tbe nortlw,dt Weather much moderated. IL has been
thswng rapidly all day Thermometer 36.
SYRACUSE. . a. Mt Is cisudy mornDy with some
-ein IL is quite warm, wind we6t THERMOMETERS 81
sP. h 1t lie carh cloudy evening, with iudic stions
ofa storm Showed uCils TO day. Wind northwest.
TntrmoMeter SO.
Urea, A. Wind southwest. Thermometer 46.
1t ia cloudy pad looks .iSe rain
p. M--Thernomst.r 33. Wipa west. IL is \ cloudy
evening
ALBANY, A h--About ak inches of sEov fell on sa-
tUr6sy hight IL is not ell gone this morriny II 1,
quite rlsasuat Wird west. Thermometer 80 Bsrome-
ter - s3o. Mercury 81
sP.M--Tt ia clear and mild. Wind west Theru,o.
r'eter 40. Barometer $3.50 Mercury ,5 /. has been
genial spring like day.
TRoy, . A. M-Considerabs snow fell or Saturday
night. II very reo.ant this morning Wind aorth-
wert. Thermometer 81
8 L NJ u is warm and thawing cloudy. Wind west
Thermometer
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

ed b,s cnp;or IN N. ..uo ;,a,u,1,,a, s-
whst had fallen from LORD john Rns,ep n = ,,sn -
was prohsbls that hi, onininn was tr san, ~ ia
P,rneyston,s Ana An tre foIio,y;ng s,;day -
of the other inisters seamsd 10 bavs erc-s,sss ,y
ouiY ion nnor tbs verv ,,bisot which LORD Smsr,so
was told he must not expes, an opinion on 90 eys7
,nisar ex.ent tb. on,y 90. VIM h., .,uaisa s,rt,n
was to be free 10 ponoupcs uoon them Aud
n. 70 ,ba dssnoteb ,a Iord E-ahv w. IL 20 +, Ia
doy n as . ny, that ~, no o ~ "a, - ~ n ~ -.
Co send de,pstcb en- his own s.orst,an witsont bcos
CHARGED u;tb hresch AZ ,, IN ,ho ..rn "a ,o ths
PRIV. M;,gtar Ifs h,a oar,.; Az e., .s..J 20 ,n-s
,pe IN he d.m.aa ~ tis or, $780, s n. w .iit,
=; ~ i .. ~, s y" ,of puns .us1
10 nbsuT6itvs n was a ;r ~ ., 80 ,h.t
in his der,efcn IN I'D N,n b 80 , sy 49, ~,
.truction, on sp,tsn ~ ina nans - Ensisrd aah.s
done no cueh t,,,y iord - pusaus,d t,a 10y 80
written 10 ths Queen 10 renove him (Lord palTsr,,ou1
FOR doing prsesaSv ,,b !, .,a,,, et. ~ Nt - % e. 80
eIxmert bod dors Tla nrocsedes 10 AL, .h.s hs f,,.
in thc pcliey which Lord JShn R,s,,l hsd
declared ,bord be ours and tbst n. hnd ho., nrnns
to he a, Lord john haa once dasfh.i hir ~, yiais
ter rot of France or Austria ar pfssi L,t 80 ,,nd
In dorg his duty 30 that prsiton n ,yss -, -
phoud awnys avoid riyinc Ii .uca III. ~ ba .r.oa,sS
Ia leeyitg tie psuntfy AZ esqee ~, X ia
without eyea fubje,. of ds,ute Win srv Of th-u.
After usuifg yarioui countries wth vboh saboa mot
lour sgo been uDo. e,s amica bls terms than he hsA
efi The nation ana referring 10 bis euccees In ,un
pressing the Ill ~ trads (lpon me ~ ~ M. .,ssr,
extinction OF which he d,tsd vith earrcqtnes,l he AZ
ludea 10 tbs ftafe cf feep, hetvsso oreIva. ,d
ta nEd ia tiug ioris reminded the House that
Tor long time there hsd Teen derenoss bet wean the
gcyerr,Aebs on pei Il Of policy but thsre was no
thing in the f,ct which n.od prevent tha vi I'm ris,
frCm n. .o,erntng on ord nary raf.er, .rd ha con
cuded ~ saying that IN leaving chc- he had left the
ana Htr character auj roney up.nlu.l Th rnS, Ia,T
rs,um,d III beat amid Ioui cheers 80
Ai.-t 6ore debate Il which ur Nrty. Mr De,lIe
Mr N0ucLtup Nlres. Lord Dudey 8fnart Mr. Koa,
bueh and AotGeisg on paii Liz D,sa.r,, thouvht it
would le diutoptotiul to the soveInmrnt ana other
rcsne OF that night ylc da not think Al q gsu lad
surr,sced ia ellcitipr mn Il inis,rnafa, rnot ' -
fFi5 e accnuyt 5r ,hr inprrtpt n,t yntch Iad n.e
.iorsd his .squi,y. Ma Hon,e oaght ~ tSon,st ~
express Ito opinion on the disclaoemert 81 LORD PAL
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Items fra,a Uoaton,
ARRIVAL OF THREE CUBAN PRlsoNER9--IEcey

ARRIVAL OF THREE CUBAN FRlsoNER9--EEcevIRY
OF MONEY STOLEN FROM rnB HsnK Mlss0URI--rwo
or TIE SUPPOSED ROBBERS ARaEsTEp--SRIP sHA-
NUNeA-- GAMBLERS CAPTURED, Krc.
Dc5ToN, Fob. 22, 1882.
The brig oak arrived thls morning from Malaga With
thIee Of the reeased Cuban invaders. Their
Martin Converse, Of Woreestcr J. d Hughes, OF New
Orleans; e1d 4. i Hough Of Indiana.
The go 100 (sDanish doisrs) ttolen from the tsrk
E0uriWerc dlsaovsrtd buE.ed In the osnl a. Falmouth
on Saturday aftarrccn.
GWc aTrgftG Lsvc seen ra5e IL tho case or ths
IuuGCrry II the bark EissoUIi-One brother Of Cagk
Dixon, q "a Missouri, III other aosinan nsrssi
nunbtn, of nv mos Hole whsTas paid S4g0 20 Grry
pimHu aclOss W Falmouth the 2ight Of the 10Th
instant.
a tclegfagbic 6ctpptch fson New BEDFORD sny, that
thC cetgO a ths fhip snauptFa (ashcrc q. NGnucks
Lar a hten gQt out Frathat the stean SuD keoDa esc
f,e Il water Al GtgzEt VIII bo made 10 gst ar
a.
qhe City MaTshal of Salem rnnae deiosnt Or rs-n
III Il paloCn eatlpay y TIC last snl captured rno
sfp flsrs Your ii tAea btoigtd IN Salem three Ia
psrssrs, ote 81 .daesoHn, Grd Cne ia GsysrAil
| Tbfy NC-o AL latWiup
Ion JfsrA piseue, lats Sheriff % Essex ocuaty,
cid in eatw, lg. ,Vlning n.sd seventy yearf Tbs
ct0to LIS held many oles * tIuSt 10 the mm0n,
\ vgrtth
slcog. gtntrey ore very heavy md Vermont Ceulsl
rretf paro has f4lfU e2l 2lthc l0rSss afur5 gbts
| t,tl tturted Norgrit1er cslfe 4iNsGcsS I4g 40
Yst ,uai fCt gentipues pnopaassd
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VIE VERY LATEST.
ILBEGRApUlC FROM LONDON 10 LIVERPOOL
Tho HgafIfh Parliament.

IoNpoV, Ssturday, Feb. 7, 1859
The Eoure OF Lords met Jestcrd 3y at O'Clock, T. ~
Tie Earl OF msin,bury called tie attention OF the
Hours TO the rtort that quantity OF powder had been
exported from this country TO the Cape te uae Of
the enemy lie wisbcd 70 know whether steps had bean
telen by her Msesys government to prevent the con-
tnuation Of this teyoiling traffic and for the punish.
mept Of those concerned In it.
Earl Gray stated in reply that receiving informa.
ton of tho existence Of the practice he had written
despatch 10 the Governor o tae Cape directing him to
take for it's eiiectusl suppression. lie ex-
pres his eurIre and regret that thu Illegal had
been allowed longcOusdeSirg that the laws for itN
prevention were 60 numerous and severe.
In reply to the Marquis Of Londonderry, Lord GRAY
raid that for reasons stated IN tho despetees with the
unsniEous oonfeDt Of ha colleagues he felt 1t his duty,
and II the most painful be had to perform 70
advise the recall Of ar Harry Smith.
With respect to bis tuccsesor, he would only say hO
had spplied to the Commander ia C6if (the Duke ok
wellington: Gen. Cathcsrt Of tho Dukes aide
de camps at stroc for his advice in the and
IL on his recommeDda that MAJOR General Gath
cart had been appointed 10 the port.
The uou.e alio9insa at q auatLer.past ,x.
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xgsIKTY-sE0oHD CONGRESS-.
FIRST sESSI0g
senurc.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, FEn %, 1851
The Senate m,t =. hal! pat twelve o'clock.
PETITIONS
MIR sfw.nn, Gree soer) of New YorF presented Pc
tion from PenIsyyena, praying Congress to protest
agigst The yioson the Law Of nations by armed in
terven,iors This petition signed BY hundre
Pitt.purge,s
Mr sOulg (dsm of La presented joint resolutions
Of the Legislature Of Louisiana urging the establishment
Of navy ya'd and dsrot near New Orleans.
Mr.. BkopRt (fem of Pa presented petitions for
sud against the renewal Of WoodTorhs patent. Also
Others p9s,nst the Sunday nsfor the modification OF
the tariff q lS46-ard petitions Of assistant
msrehsis for additional compensation for taking tbs
census.
Mr. Cs.sr Gree soiD of Ohio presented petition IN
favor o the repeat Of all requiias Official labor on
the Sabbath END tor local improvement.
MEMORIAL rog MINT AT nav SoRn.
from the Chamber Of Commerce of New York a7kny for
the removal Of The Mint from Phadelpbis TO New York
Referred and the motion Co print te memorial rsfsrred
TO the Committee on Prirtirg.
PROPOSED ApJouRSsIfSr
Nr CLraErs (dsIa) Of Ala. moved that the Senate
adjourn.
Merry Senator's asked that th. motion be Withdrawn
;ili after the morning hour
hr CLEMENS declined.
The motion was lost--Ayes 16 noec 16.
NameYcus reperts on private b,lla were made
DRAYIoN AND sFAHs TIE ABoiiTraSisrF
hr cr'En, (whig) Of no, from the Judiciary Com
rnt'ee TO whom referred the petition from Rhots
confined the Washington jail for a. ling slavss to
escape frcn their master, reported the back and
asked 20 be discharged from the further of
the suhjcct, which was agreed to.
sALARtEs or L. =. prsTaicr iupGrs rrc.
Mr. JAMES (den1 Of II l., offered resolution, which
was adopted directing enquiry to the prcprey Of in
cgang the salary TIE U. g. Judge Of Raoae Island
Mr DopCF, (tem.) OF Iowa introduced oil to resu.
late the terms OF the District Courts in Iowa.
Mr. MALLORY, (dem.) Of Ia oGered 8 resolution Of
enquiry into the e3pedieucy of increasing the ssy az
U. s. Judgs oftho Northern District OF Florida Adopted
oFFicERI.
Dir. SmrIrs (dem.) Of Ill offered q resolution,
which vss adopted calling for information TO the
amount paid Tor extra raticns to the army officers dar
Ing 1851
PRIVATE BILLS PASSED.
The private bills oidered to be engrnss.1 on Friday
were taken up and pecsed. Among them Tor
the relief CT the widow Of Gen. Mcneil.
On motion of Mr. MnirR, (whig) Of N tho Sorate
adjourned
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rsHlinn Gncy2.

To bereG Max lsrstEek last night at the A,tor paco
0peTs Bor5 thausa well attended by fashioosbls audi
snoe; an though presented tsant t,u. ensemble o
elegant dressing not the Overwhelming turn out ia
which hs indcss able and we'll deserving nP, esDss
wat irstly entitled The ecars OF Mr.. Webster inter
fsT,d and doStl,s drew GA args proportion OF tina
ope-a going public to,Sihls's Anothsr benefit on .
favorable night wcu.i should remedy tie eai-
cisncy. Rsstn opera g Ia Glzsa Ladrsn arranged
T. rcw0rul caste Was smoothly ard grs1eialy accom-
pshsd throughout Earni vas il coed soas, CT sAsg
With usususl llyelneg. eisaanore was charmisg
ever s.spera peo shs couy ~ lad the Of
tT eeia admiration % the iOt nsfet. IN eavesl In.
sncqs the exs3rion CT tho ohocer passages OF this
esretsbe opera sncored Had the house bssn even
Qcsi the meIs q tho yisce Ard the rne-ss OF a..
essCUtorTato say Dohag Of the merit. oS Tbs raana
eshsre would have bssa jan, nom tha sit TO tas.
sAy light Ts olG,a, at ths bsueat G. Gten.aoas
c.moErow eya1i wiz ebt the .apeGltg g ii. hc I.o
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Interesting from the south.

ITEMS FROM TEXAS And MRXtco--THE GEORGIA
UNloNIsfs--KlDNAprER CONVICTED ANOTHER
ARKEsTED-FUnERAL or JUDGE HEATH, Erc.
EA,1ImaRg. Feb 80 1859
The Southern msi is through frcm New 0rlsGns.
The papers contain Galveston dates to the 10Th ins
ceiyed By tho Meteor at New Orleans, The bill
to confirm the action OF the auditor OF Texa. relative to
the State debt which ha heen vetoed by the Governor
has ratted both houte5 Of the legislature bY the
joity required ly tho constitution 70 nufy vsto In
dsn mbrtuding expeditions SIN continued specimeus
Of gold had been found on the Gia river
Dates from the city al Mexico 70 the 3lst ultimo had
loen received at New Orleans. All tbs disturbances
In .he provinces happtersed. Aobberies OF she
mott alarming character and extensive Indian depre
6stous occurring The ChGTabsr 81 Deputies had
adopted resolution calling upon government for intor
nation IN relston 10 tho inter oceanic collu
sore,s the lsthinus Of Tel ehuantepoc.
Mr. Stephens, CT Georgia has written letter home IA
favor Of maintaining the Union party and against seD
delegates 20 the Baltimore Convention.
james Gallagher has been convicted and sentenced TO
the penentisTy Richmond, Georgia, a charge Of
honsppipe. for the term Of six yeare:
d. H. blake has leen arrested at Wilmington, FOR kid
nepring slave from Augusta.
The citizens of Mobile have voted In favor Of laying
tex to aid the Mobile AID Ohio Gailrcad.
The funeral Of Judge Heath took place In Baltimore
this sfe'noon. An immense co1course Of people AZ
tended
IL Il. Gould, printer, committed suicide to-day by
blowing out his brains wlsh pistol
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M al kcts.

TAOVfnsFlC9. Feb. ta1 TbnZ
There has brsn no material VARIATION to notice in the
price. q cotton during the week The sales have
fajy extent We quote New Orleans ard Mobile fair at
10 l0lGc; Midlhng fair OK lCc Upland fair Qt
NitdnR fair PIC The wool marker has been duli
durine ne past week bat prices remain frm The i3rgs
fcch 81 ccoi to he offered auction the 25a fnst
by seegIayc ana Seege, at Uxbrdge 0lG lbs WiIat
uact the attention of manufacturers ard dealers The
io wing the fa!et Of the past week fleece la700bs
frsm 10 Aoc the largest sales at 80 400. Pulled
s2o0o lbf, fiom 333 d4c; the largest saies at s5
SIC Foreign SOe lbs at 3oc Total talfs Of the week
good GO bs q and higher grades and the market L
quite bare cf CLOTHS ci trio deecliltion Some sys Of
fine ecods are sCA. There has been slight i'm prove.
msnt in prices aud the tendency Is upward Ths sses
have bes $3.50 pieces.
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Commercial G.aaliigence.

Cod i.sbout Q.4I per cent dsGrer Londo' than In
pSf, and ~ pe! cent des;ar in London tLan ~ Ham
lnfg AZ New York cyoh snge Is oiainay cT .5s cent
IN favor OF England leaving peol the iportatioa
u gold fF,N tae United States
nho bvliion EarAes reLa.Gs unslterei, bat ct Paris
msteral cbaSge5 have t&o1 psee; silver LAs declined
81, per nile snd dollars c,nIines each isle gold Of
ell descriptions, except bsr, has ziseu
This "a 0snsiiered Isma.kahs the iaf-ence OF Cali
fornia gold was expected 70 c.sae contrary effect.
prntsa notics has 0esn i'ued BY the asnk regard
Ing ALTERATION In the priee OF bar god the reduction
VII ns cDIy when !. Icsy contain lzs amount OF
ALLY which may rsnder anng Necessary beforc IL
b. o5lnee.
1t . meeting CT the Copispo Mining Company, owing
- the nlerrLp * t5e works In Gale anu te d.
sses1e Of ere, o dividend could not be declared.
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Clay Intnl,lgcncr,

IvTfhyfFNe Tn ov EpE AnoEig Rrciov, The
.ebth 81 The carTss ot whak called IT, Peop,s Lee
tureH 70 tc rysn tbis sYeaing e. tbs Isbsraze by
Dr. j. \. hene, Of The Navy. busjectThe A-3ti3 R },
gort considered in connection eth the sayoh FOX fdr
john Hansbn. = X fton' bis sxtsn 1te tslrelss q,
tally oorreeit " tlas on ths saaect, A1- Wiil ssbs
less irss cice dtd house
Mys1IRous SrtcmE --As tho Felton, isIry bos.s GoEs-
rc' vAsin 'rensi itcm Brooklyn 70 tbB city isa eve
Mug shout stysG e'co5k young geu ei gtuteei ap-
rfafsuce agpareNty Aaerican sutdeu.y tatea over
heard 6n6 VI dfct nta no5witR.autpg tnaE "a elaym
waf tAaxtlt eyn sd ettIy po.nbsg tsor.on ua1e -
cave Liz 4. WA eti4eatly d. ,trate n4.c 81 suiede
tut SO arc Ua3be e. 6ivo tso - 81 tbs uua auste
,tG.tdUGl, nc TDIson o. board crpta;gt 30 b. &C
qu.iptei With hsa.
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PAM, BriJsy Afternoon, Feb O. 1855.
The Prefects Of the Departments la onf1rmity with
the crc uar o tie Minister OF the Interior hays COM
nsnced tho relsass Of oertsin class OF prisonerc,
arrested since the iaflnecion OF December
The attempted assassination of tho Queen Of Spair
has caused very painful sensation. All repressu-
tatyss Of foreign powers, French political personeges
and Gsn Hozuet in ths of Logs Nsposon, called
ut the hotel Of tbs psnish to express taeir
gyst AZ the occurrence.
Inro Ccwley he Rritisb hr1ba5ssd1r 1. expected
IN Paris next saEdsy, the Sth ,nJt
Although the frerch papers filled With the debates
n TIE Epg,ro Parliament, Leading sstic.ss tbs
sabiect have y2s appeared.
Paris Daurl s---klves il2 so -Aroas. o. 3D.
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O'Clock this afternoon the police arrived In this city With
their prisoners, who are safely lodged in jail.
The Eanss OF those captured Joseph and jonathan
Turner.
Our citizens rejoced at this well conceived aud
executed plan and great praise Is to s concerned
The law has been vindcaed thus far and the penalty
inpceed by the Law against these prisoners S several
years imprisonment and heavy fine.
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o0>~o~>o>o>~o>>N>~>eN~
THE LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
>~-y~~~o~-~~~~~>~o~oo~~
PRESIDENTIAL MOVEMENT.
Position and Prospects Of Buchanan and Butler.
~~~>0~>~-~>JN~~->>ru>~~>
Proceedings in the U. s. Senate.
~>~~~s~~y>y~e-.N~>>>1~~>~>
INTERES TING FROM ALBANY.
~ooo>o1vo10~>oo>>>>~~~r
Anti-Renters Arrested, after
Considerable Difficulty.
oo~>o~>o~11N@Su~NoO~><~,~,
Business in the Legislature.
~NNo14N~>o~-J>~~o~oc~-
LATE From MEXICO AND TEXAS.
NN~~NNNceN~n0l~NNncN>
POLITICAL AFFAIRS.--ROGUES AIRES TED,
&c. &c. &c.
From Washington city.

NEW PRESIDENTIAL MOVEMENT = BUCHANAN AND
BUTLER-FREE SOIL DIsAPPoINTMENIs, ETC.
srgcIAL coaRrnroNDKHcE YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Feb Is 1862.
The armour cement that General Butter has written
etter csavowng free soi'm has created great
ton gst the free democrats They have determined
to cut Butler, end take up Houston AMI Marcy.
The latest regular democratic ticket now Buchanan
for President and Butler for Vice President 1t Is stated
that Butler viii Bucharans ticket but would not
again play second fiddle to Gass Buchanan Rl 70 into
the convention with the full Southern vote
ofcouse this is only the present aspect of affairs and
my change beiorc the time for action ariives but
shrevd politicians inclined to believe she movement
win DC adhered to. x
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The Democratic City Convention met to dsy aud no
minated William Williams, Of the firm OF White Il
Williams, OF Whites Bank OF Duaalo, for Mayor
The wings have nominated Hiram Barton for th.
Office.
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HALEM MASS Feb u, I6bZ
The wings OF this place have nominated Charles W.
Upham. Jr for Mayor
MIR. Tucker has declined the whig nomination FOR
Mayor Of New Bedford and w. q. kotch has accepted
the nom instjoD
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CAPTURE or TWO AET1-RENIERs-FrduT WITH THE
poLICE-ESoIIING AFFAIR.


ALp.Sy, Feb. %, 1852
on Sunday night abev o'clock posse OF twer one
pccemeu Iot Ills city FOR Berns, among tho Heder-
berg mountains with warrants against certain parties
charged With felony In re,istng the execution Of ths
law and taxing ana ftathtIirg L. NJ Fish, tdo 22d
q apIillast.
The police we're armed 70 the teeth ard we're Instruct
ed 10 arrest the accused AZ oil hazards.
Thy arsyed at the sedsnee Of the principal persons,
rtnti Turner about o'clock this morning, end sur
rounding the houre demanded entrance. This sud
den surprise was totally unexpected end refusal 10
comply with TIE demaud followed.
Having watcd half hour, the rc'ios broke IN she
door and after Thorough search found the Two tusnes
creted n the Rarret, whOn tney vere arrested sni
hardcuNcd and it bong deyhoak, G0i tas hoFns pe IS
1utded thereby vaIElg others II Danger, TIE police
6l'tcd ~ Albany
icr C6oceu miles tho antireut Indian Riguals we're
htgge ana l9fge force followed eor the posse fevaa
! rHt, vhtn fuddenly II orcoyerpd harrsaIs ha1
ltCn syscifd across tbs road az do3gh Y CONS s and
CeuGpG for the delivery up Cf the pliBonCsa IL ado
TIC tptNer fCtuInsd was 70 take thcm at their rrn
rtrh rccemsp drawing lO8dsd revolver as eyiQenet
0t What miabe BE expected
Tb- srt renter, not Ning this eots Of argument div
rsIctd afrI swearing Vengeance Against the oGiccrs
lbe tsUissGe SA9 gaAeTeil aod q half yhat thre'
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|VHE BOOKS ARE NOW oPEy.-THE SECOND
III Greenwich Building Assc citation i thoroughly
|ansod lts 1yiarG Ccntniu Is n believed several i'm.
Ior u i'm proyeiaonsr and rnier IL upuqualy attractive
d oil who cont mpata uniting with such As'oeston.
Tor tie puIposc ot explaining sie prn pcs, aud sGorsaE
IN opportunity fer ptrscns 20 subaerbe, public mcc ing
l Sc held IN iho neosec Buiidns Blescker s,ee.
to7tcn, "Wednesday evening" Feb 25t., al ~ O'Clock.
III WHO would lke 50 learn how In fow Yosts they
fslizo dome property by paying into the
ire invited attend The preaens entrance fee
only s2rto viabte ytlue Of shs-es, $3.50. Loso no
he Hi tho thGrls will lie taken. Trustees =
aries Crane John Thomas. d .yi Giliken, James L..
|ot Sobsls Pcscrson, Weeks, Samuel Sirslar ames
'rs' JOuH EEYsER. President.
GEORGE STARR. Woo President
La Ftss Jr gcsrctary 0Gioe, Is Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-24


The ateamsbip Union did not leave Charleston until
ten O'Clock on Sunday morning.
The steamship Southerner arrived here early last Ga
turdsy morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-24

[ols Az once -sTTuE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET.
Ing ef tho Erarkln Building Association, on Wedneso
erirg rf vs., very nuncfou1ly aNendd, and oyor hy
have disposed Tic association 10 moa hls up
I'd The dttermintcn Of SIC Roard Of trustee, n coz.
Of hc fact thai tho protJ rlrcady realized by tho
scoiaoR haya amounted to ak thousand one hundred
hd eighty W-fV dollars, 20 shorty igerca the ca
10 ave eoli1rs Dy joninE iuno5iatolY every
w member vi be come PARTICIPANT IN tao rrohs already
.de ut tho time tho Of th opnaai
IbfCe doliaTa psid monthly, will ola IN
yey yea.et 10 eight hu undrcd advantage the
banka ot netfiy tx luu drcd psr otns IL you
Yehase hopB' aoynntagoousy, and have not tho
scoompiish your vaheS Trmember that ycu pro
81 ihe FRANKLIN u Association fairor thal
ON any capitalist Ia ho city, Tue entrancs fes low S2
as "a per month. shrses $500. 10 sto those
ot 6ahre tic time b. visit tho oce become mo
~ ar scal mtcfiTg vii b0 held fhurad.y oyeAins,
as,raTy 49, at RnNhrg mn. le5 nJWsrv. Doors opan
~ mceirr - comnnoo IL ooiosk Addresses win 30
iyefod Jehn Fowiey - iaeob t. Fem sad Dr John
nsd how rcal tAa sn 10 secured, and other pir leu
,el.yc 10 TIE BN ling ksslniaonl, Tho mleet,ng ~
t,cs 70 all and gsntlctr fnd aditare Itedto a.teni
ShN'L j.. B0KTOL ktesidNt
MfEDug1TEE II. HO9bY, Vice Pro1.
poNt, rsevf,srw- Crsye IL HrrHro str1ek