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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-03

PLAcEs NArIvTrY-Unitea States, 42I ireland. 96;
England, 81 Scetlsnd, Wales, ]; Germany 81 France, q
Sweden, ]; Switzerland, !: Prussia, Il unknown.
FRoHoH9spit. Bellevue, g. Penitsnti.ry BlsckwsIrs
son, q Goiored Hsne /: Colored persons. 9.
IAterments returned from Wards Island Al.
A. W. WHITE City IAspectoE
City Inspectors OAos. July 81. 1852
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Weekly Report OF Death.

In the City County Of New YORK. rom the 2ith day
July to the Slst DAY Of July, 1852
Men, LOG: Women. 66; Boys 20; Girls l90Tetai. ST.
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his sister well aware that she always wished him to
keep out Of the place; have known him to be hid be-
fore Q-Why was he hid! Al thought he wanted
to FIRE the house last spring twelvemonth; l have
never threatened him with violence; did not hit
him that night with the bung starter before the pistol
was fired; do not think any present when he
fired; my wife was down stairs had pistol in my
hand that night nor for eight months previous;
fred gun pistol at Brien; took pistol out
Of my desk and followed 0Brien out Of the house;
think knocked at the basement door 1t locked and
Bridget Butler the servant asked who was there and
answered and came in and searched the basement did
not think he kicked at the door; he was annoyed
that night account Of the danger he stood in as
he suspected 0'Bren about, after seeing his
panion, FULLY, about; had bar keeper there had
six liquor stores in different places the bar keeper
in the store and told him to get weapon, to
prevent 0'Brien from following and he took up a
shovel but sent him for the police directly; 0BrieD
lived together afterwards had not drank anything but
small glass Of beer on that night
Direct resumed-He was always annoying the place,
and policemen have been sent for to take him away
twenty timee
To Mr. Phillips-He was generally intoxicated when
he made the threats; cannot tell whether he was the
night he fired the pistol the only occasion ever took
pistol to him WAS the election night. when he was
there making such noise had TO shut up the house.
Edward G. Schoonmaker, police officer sworn-IIs at
teDtion attracted TO the premises the evening
Itch June Mr.. Fagan's clerk running up, calling
beard report Of pistol he asked Mr. Pagan what
was the matter he told him they both returned and
found all the doors locked / got over the fence, and
found b. In the of the next house asked him
what he had done with the pistol and he said There 1t
is and he picked up double barrelled pistol at his feet
barrel had been recently discharged the lock Of
the other cooked but there cap IT,;
lie searched OBrien and found some caps and balls
smaller than the bore Of the pistol and corresponding
with the found in the panel (e then described
the position Of two balls that 20 found The p
ober told witness that Pagan fired the pistol Witness
an,"ereo. suppose he handed II to you then, and
you ran ont here and the prisoner said yes Laugh
~ ne afterwards ssd he only fired II to scare him
1,nou, tnree quarters Of hour before witness had
!, ~ r and taken him out Of Mr. Pag'ns store
~ .pe request Of the clerk he said something about his
~ sho pointed Der out behind the desk; should say
~ N o,eI ufihsipg good deal too much, when ar
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From Hayti.
Correspondence Of the New York Erpress.l

fCorrespondonce o New York Express.
PoRr Au PRINcE June "a, 1852.
Tie Censor The Eagttsh aad French at Court
The Englsi IA Hsgh FapOr.-FtHs9 Of Ffenh iapa-
so,.-1he Crops, 9c.
According to the decree OF conscrption The musierro
of the commander chief (Marshal Boneve) contains
The COMPLEMENT OF effective troops, numbering 2S,s00
men, exclusive OF saPPers, miners, artillery and The In
peral Guard. :.
Two French men-of-war have communicated with
this pou since last wrote but The object o Their visits
is only known TO the French consul.
The British consul has been received at the palace
with disng ushed attention BY Their Msleshes the En-
peror and Empress on account OF the admiral command
,ng The British West India squadron having received
ders from the admiralty project Hayu from foreign in
cursions with the arcor and patriotism as al she
were a British possession
Solouque is In high spirits in having established the
confidence and protection OF the great nson that rules
the waves, and will condescend 10 give an audience
10 any French dipomats which has wonderfully raised
the ire OF the French Random shots, in the shape OF
billet deapI fred and their tenor denote hosiues 10
be near al hand The French vessesof~sr al Cayenne
are in the highest state OF equipment, and only await
orders from the President TO sail and blockade every port
in the empire regardless OF the interference o England
or any other power
The troops are being drilled three times day. and
represented improve RAPIDLY in their exercises, parcu-
larry m the manual and platoon eyoutions.
The island 10 healthy Coffee, logwood and mahog-
any be in better supply. but IRON the scarcity oil
money and confidence being shaken from political ap
pearances. business Is quite stagnan Doubloons are
S255.
The crops are good. and native breadstu6s excel
lent which causes American holr, pilot.bresd, and
crackers, 10 be sold IN lots al sacrifice.
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Cireusl C,rcusi

RIvERs DERIoUss new and superbly equipped GREcIAN
IL ARENA, combining full and brilliant with
taentcd and efficient dramatic eophendins
all the pleasing of hof-emanshp
gymnascs Ae, Represented by fun dramatic corps splendid
OF hc he 70 perform al washington on Ihnaay
Friday Saturday July st, sh, and loh, lot on lst
street, IAN street bridge -
Among prominent this establishment Mons
nser Madame Wood and Madam. Camilla
Mr. White c. Rivers Mr. Wood, Mr.. j. shndel, Masters 81
kvers Deous, and others of world celeiity
cow Gardner Ute universal fsrorie comic singer and
punstsr.
taipments.
The interior illuminated by superb ehade
iers.
for programme Of perormsnce, see ANAL hills.
open and O'Clock performance 10 commences ~
and * s'clock, P-
Admission IS cent. No half prce.
performance will terminate n The evening with grand da-
spectacle Of world wide c-i.by with
cbou.cs, comhsv procesons, Ae eauned hzeppss or e
Wild Horse Of Tartary
grand spectacle VIII terminate with magnificent
osinx pedestal representing the
sezt~d her chsrrr supported the rhon
exhibiting per~ct training Of
s,eed and The ndemshe eour.s o. 10. intrepid rider
procession win enter at 10 O'Clock NJ the band
position OF twelve cspssoned
riders aud dressed In rorrou. manner
perform Laarel Factory July Ehicous Mus July 81 and
at Aiersndns, July II and H. SnpS-ia
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Nationalifins In poIifics-

Another protest against the attempt 10 bring Ishmen
as body into politics. distinctly from the general com
manly Of the citizens Is contained 10 the Democratic
Rife, edited By an Iushman:
There !. an effort being made by the leaders Of the
whig party tays the Demosrsuc Rne) 70 gain the
sapport the Irish democracy So far these efforts
made on the sronnd OF rafwcfrLE do object but
do obect 10 this sycohanc demagcguey prscscd by
the federal toward the lrishmen OF the country
have deep Interest in the welfare OF the Hishmen
and Ireland we have suffered for devotion, and eei
proad OF ii; we shaft ever defend either when nssaed by
rncroess hearess politicians and ask further
onpense than 70 see rshnen united and free. We do
believe that l.hcn devoid OF natural sense 20
be the wEArEpcocx for xrrnsR OF the political parties OF
the day lrshmen know inii well where their natural
righs best matnisined and mistake the character
Of race II they car be divided political suppori
Some few Of whg papers lsvishing their eDco-
uns upon the rtsa ebsracer Ihe serpent covers WIN
iu slime the object B, intends devourf
-t shmsn either the parties taking prinoi-
pies nf their guide and then the world nat ihey
know their rights aud will exercise them"
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sales To-Day.
a. =. :, sraArrox, AassieAse


crosK or PASSIONATE BOOTS AND SHOES, FRENCH
ma Enxlsh msgooeo and o1er 4ssgs, h~as
The Oh Instant 10 o'eicek
and Tires IN the store occupied "
es"sSA "a aAd ON s1ssNa
fhno.n "A Do sli's Buuding9 consisting sI-
Mems goal hne calf and grain boots
DO patent leather Congress DO
DO nne quilted Dotiom do
lllsose and Oxford ties, cali bfogaS
Roysf ANDY youlhs calf boots snd shoes
Ladies' Morocco, kid calf, grain, and goat haaAlns
and fancy lasting ga1tsn
DO nnef french ana kd slippers
10 plain andh hsafed silk and satin salers
Do half an Jenny Lind shoes
DO Morocco and hid boots
NJ issesi sips, misses, buskns and boots
Together with general assortment Of
ChdEcn Shoes nens, wolnens, and chndfehS gum shoc
Also large 10. Preach Engh had, Morocco
Madeira, and other skins
Colood iaslins sk bra galoOn bindings, rose shoe
buckles and buttons 80
and uppers, boot
kc
Together win store furniture
Painted aoor-cioth carpets, mahogany sofas, tsbies
Table covers, uas stove
one superior French plate mirror feet by feet inches.
$50 $50 and under 6l0u, 90 aud
month credit iornocs ssisae
toriy endorsed, bearing interest
July I'D
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Deposits Export. Depo.rm Export.
m
Jan TO si7 Ioasa si9ss7s sis4Sos7s sss,a,,
.a63 $50 6s62Bi 6,5s7,oo0 3Io7aio

Tonl......... aO7Qsl2 Iso0l5as 2si77s7s I2O7I,g74
II viii be observed thai the Of affairs here IL the
verse Of that OF last yesrthst is TO last year the
ports double the deposites this year they are
half tie deposiies and with littc prospect now that
the export viii in any degree equal the supplies The
English aud foreign demand for stock, including the
securities Of tbs trunk roads, like those above referred
to- and which boen sold for German account 70 some
extent this week is large This supply OF bids
upoa the market IL addition 10 that afforded by
ton and other produce. Last year the bills from
ton did not command full confidence, because they
were drawn a falling market This year the
verse Is the Al produce bin, command good
sale, and the rate Of bills. when, with now gold
has become leading staple export, vary very
materially from the loves, specie shipping point The
deposites OF gold the Philsdelpha mint for the year
ending June 30, 1852. $50 ois and the ste-
Gle exports from the port OF New York S3 $40,
i70 OF ibis latter about sl2 900 go foreign
consequently the accumulation OF United States gold
about s25 OOuo00 and the accumulation has been nearly
all la the last few months. The conviction s therefore,
tia prices will become affected and the DISPOSE
ton 10 more apparent la properly la the prodnoe
marke there is also doing Ia wool, particularly a e
manufacturer to have cast Oft the mask, and gone
in with rush /" The agents Of certain manufacturers
were observed very busy IN many sections dscryng wool
talking about low cloths "shuung mp Shops" &c until
certain day when simultaneous purchases made,
resulting in much excitement The demand Is now &C.
tive with very ule wool the market Cotton Is dull,
as might be expected Cor the Tho accounts OF
growing good and there s but ttle disposition 10
oc'1e mere, more Particularly hst ths " hoyoay Neek'
Breadsuhs have become more active under decline IN
elgh and better from abroad ssles oi mixed
western 81 - 81 12; straight State, ~ @ 81 IL
Richmond city, S5 ~ rs 81 Rye -four, 81 Isi - Is
Whes is Ia ectv, demand for with sales arrive
lake wheat ~ - cents Ohio, % cents Rye Is bet
ter, atsl 50 cents also oats, as cents for State.
Corn sells freely 50 81 for round whit. Pork 10
less setivc sales sl9 sIs 12t SIS rs SIS 81
for prime Beet has been very sotve rspid advance
In consequence Of the advance in England snIes es
SIS 30 or % 80 50 for prime Rice active
s,es Al Al A whtskey, - "a N for Ohio.
Sugar more firm
The stock market has boon quite sctive. and de-
scptions Of railroad securities have improved
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From the journal of Commerce
Native American National Convention.

TRENTON, July 3.
Mr.. Levin called the convention to order at noon.
porary chairman, and J NJ. oxion secretary.
MIR. j. Gumper moved committee of five Gre
deniisls which was adopted And i. Packer OF New
Jersey, w Beals Of Massachusetts, III. s. Smith of Penn
syvana, and Charles Carroll Of Mary appoint
ed the committee.
MIR. l. L Clifford moved committee of nine 10 nomi.
nate officers. Adopted And B. T. c. Morgan of Penn
sylvzaia. Z Davis of Illinois, c. Carroll Of Maryland
Joseph ~ Anes O. New Jersey w% ssals Of ~ aesssebn
J. Lason Of Virginia, J. w. Bryce OF New York. were
appointed
The convention adjourned to 3 o'clock
AFTERSooN sKssics The committee permanent
officers reported follows-Pesdeni, Jacob Brown of
Pennsylvania Vice presidents, E NJ Davis OF Illinois,
William Beas, OF Massachusetts. Secretaries, j. M
Oxon OF Massachu useiis, Joseph Ames of New Jersey.
Mr.. Brown. taking the chair, made short address.
Dr.. Reynell Coates. OF New Jersey. made some
marks, and inoipeed series OF resolutions declaring
that the native American party is not prepared 10 nom-
nate candidates for President and Vice President al this
election that The party IS opposed 10 the unlimited mm
grafton OF foreigners; thai the nauveAmerican party
have confidence the patriotism and true AmencaDism
Of Robert +. Stockton and Daniel Webster, and would
support either II nominated provided The candidate Tor
the vice presidency be equally accepisble and that Gar
ret Davis, OF Kentucky suitable candidate for the
presidency
Mr.. oxion. Of Massachusetts, was opposed 10 The
insiion OF Daniel Webster, aud said he had popularity
IN his STATE except among the kid glove astocTacy
Of State street The whis party, he SAID dead and
buried !, could elect President, and never did
apd Taylor.
Dr. Coates novel that these resolutions be postponed
an sie,,S Sas.oa o. !; platform shall CONE ,oenp np
the course OF which
Mr. Levin expressed the Wishes as is understood, OF
portion OF the convention. in favor OF new Amer
party with platform acceptable TO The South Such
spay. with Daniel Webster lis head. and General l..
Washington OF Virginia, lineal descendant OF the
Father Of bs Country, would rally not only hundreds
bat thousands OF Union 10 its standard. II would
become powerful and glorious party in day.
These resolutions discussed all the afternoon,
and finally referred committee OF seven who
appointed motion OF MIR Folwel, 10 report business
for the convention. This committee consists Of DR..
Rsynsll Coates of New Jersey, William ID. Baker OF
Pennsylvania. w w. Bishop Of Illinois. James l..
Yialle of Massachusetts C. w. Carroll Of Maryland,
w H. West OF Ohio. and C. L. Aborn OF Virginia
Mir Cfsbb. OF Pennsy sylvania, offered address and
resolutions. OF principles OF which opposi-
ton 10 the fogitivesave law. These referred 10
the same committee.
The convention then adjourned 10 tomorrow morning,
II nine o'clock
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BY y. c. MCGUIRE. Aaet,onser.

r LEGANT PIANO, aERARDo HARP, AND HOUSEHOLD
n private fsmiiy.on Thursday morning July .,
Mrs maclcod on Cspitoi
Hin, avenue, between and q streets
Roses God grand piano, made by Chickering
harp, made EraTd
DO desk, stools
Wainut and plush soa chairs
Mahogany card tables divans, Union chairs
Aiabarter clock and shade, pictures, looking glasses
Maroon silk curiains window shades
Paror and chamber carpets, mating, oicloh
Bcdsteads, w,slisiands, toilet
beds hair and shuck mattresses
Counierpanes comforts, sheets, nc
Cain wood seat chairs, waTdrobes
Cooking and cha uber
dinner,
Crockery and glassware table cutlery.
of kitchen utrnsi s ~ good
ord
Terms $40 under credit Of two and four
months, satisfactorily endorsed, bearing Interest
JAS. c. INQUIRE,
Juy 4--d Auctonecr.
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BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Ftighua Aeeidenl .nd Lo.. u Li[e.

Nsw yosk, July ga frighunl disaster occurred al
staten Island yesterday afternoon by which number Of
persons drowned and many others seriously injured
Al the l3er landing the bridge connecting the
wharf with the shore broke down. pfecpaiiag several
hand red no the deep Mr Greene editor Of
the Herald and his slslcT om Philadelphia, were anons
the fst who Tell the and hundreds Of other
plunged headlong aor them. Miss Greene rescued a.
insrnsibie but restored cosciousnes
and Is out Of danger, Mr.. Greene but sighd,
bruised. He estimates that there fifteen twenty
persons drowned and many Others severely ned, no'
OF whom were Irish and Germans.
The day nne, and celebrated with much spirit
and less than ordinary disorder.
lsEcoND DEsPArcH ]
NEx YonK, July Cup 10 midnight last night twelve
dead bodies had been n the eghborhood OF
Staten island lsny bridge. They chiefly females,
children and infants
carrier OF The Phlsdepha Ledger as been recognised
among the drowned bodies.
The Charleston steamer has arrived with the papers Of
Saturday.
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DtsTaucrroE or TIE ''oLp FORT" We regret TO an
nounce that the venerable old block house. the last relic
mbers are perfectly sounJ and the building might have
stood for another geperson 10 point out the spot rendered
famous in the annals of the West by many OF
heroic bravery snd daring Nothing will remain show
that this once mad An,honys" stronghold in the
very heart OF the savage encnys county lts memories
will in few years vanish the "old settlers win be
removed, and the will he ignorant of the past
history OF this once celebrated post.
Fort Wayne Ssnhnsl
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py J. q. MCGUIRE, Aas,,oaser.

vTNIMPRoyED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.--oa Thursday.
ii Jy eh al past O'Clock the presee shall cell io
4 90 feet norm street. running
baek feet inchss 100 et Also, o Me-
square fronting alley 90 ess wide nnning
from through The middle %
sauare) depth 6 TX inches, containing bis,
square is partially enclosed with good sahss~sus
the Of The purchaser
Tile perfect,
cash residue and two years. ior notrs
~ y ~ LAS G. MCGUIRE,
July Sd Aucuonesr-
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From the Bsltlmore Argus.
To the Democracy.

Having learned on the street to-day that the authen
hcy OF Ten Scotrs letter 10 Mr. Reed OF Philadelphia
was denied 10 which he declared himself in favor Of
total repeal oil the naturalization laws will merely say
that conversed with Mr. w Reed 10 the city of Pbi's
delrha on the evening Of the 5h OF July that subject
and he assured that he had The letter OF Scott in his
pcsees~ion and offered 10 furnish me with copy Of II
which copy expect to receive Sy the mail OF Tbnrrday
morning r GALLAGHER
Jurr y, 1851
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A CURIOUS DIscrosURE-Tbe editor OF Tie Day Book,
reporter for the press the time when Gen Scott is
said 10 have used the barney towards foreigners I'm re-
ply 10 address by Morris franklin on behalf OF The
New York common councl) which has been so exten-
svey copied by The whg press voucbes personally Tor
the fact that Gen Scott neither SAID nor wrQ any such
thing bit thai Mr.. Charles King then cofHSeted with
the Courier and Enquirer "took the manuscript alter "
hal left the hands OF Gen Scott and nierIned' all the
blarney that ' part OF General SCOTS speech,
and be never u until he saw II IN PRINT"
How fortunate for Gen Scott II he could always have
had bis elbow some snch consderaie friend as Mr..
King TO revise correct add no. and write h speeches
How unfounae that he was not ihus attended when De
wrote his ''naiive" letter ia al i--dibrny Argus.
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BY A. GREEN. Asessoneer.

TWO coon FRAME HOUSES, WITH BRICK BACK BUILD.
INGs, AT AUcrIoNon Thursday, the esh instant shall
O'clock the premises, two good t~o-s'ory rsins
houses which they stand situated IN square 4o
oil ~veh
The brick back buildings is lots run back ioo
n wide alley.
balance twelve, and eighteen
ea1ng interest," uoo osy
A deed gwen, and deed OF trust hktn. .uu.,,
Title indispuuable. A. chEIN
July I'D hucnono1i-
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ssr.y Eg.sr. .,.A n.lArss..


LovFT's hair Eia~s-wnrsnfcf not - fal
n restoring original siso fos sh'csenng
bsdne~-is
public subscriber who ui sise erh 10 Al
upon of n eno,ency hat ~i
sati-fv the most ircreduious
There r-ce.-y p--on rspsin either gray
bsd longer
very trnins CAL and BE- satisfied fn
selves. =. r. SYLVESTER,
Druggist. cfem ard -ress scs ssrri
Jsy s->cdsw of Ccsumhs
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SHALLOW cLap.rRkr"-ltis Is BY this phrase that The
Catholic freeman's Journal desgnaies the New York
Tbunes essays upon the popular crsduliy, by means
OF real or fabricated letters about Scos religion, and ITS
own rigmaroe replies. II says
"we beg TO say Distinctly, an1 once for all, that no
question Of religion whatever s Involved IN the coming
presidential election We hope we have
heard last word about the religion Of the candidates
We tell the politicians that Catholics at the very least
sharp their ghbors, snd that dozen Tribpnes
would their eyes in clear Let
d.cns. le Other ners Of the Respective canddates
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THK RELIGIOUS rssr IN NEw Hampshire Speaking
OF the religious test in the New Hampshire constitu
ton. the Family Journal whose editor native OF the
State and member OF the wing party. holds the follow
ing language;
That had any practical vitsy--Dever was
10 polucs bosbear, dragged out from
the auuy nmber OF antiquity Ia order Tighten
voters from their prophecy. We trost that all such
nuyres by whichever party prsetsed, wiz only plague
fbeir inventors !"
The daily union., 1852-07-08

MAyNARD's PRTMERs--I lust upon
vi suaens Scuh'essrrra fcw,irs ece wh
primers ntfscbrd
of e public 20 these gnr all who hav. that de-
respectfully invited 10 call and the with fine
sssort of other guns, nj i 80
N. LINDsLEyss,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and ION sssces
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ny r. y. sTRATros. A.osse-~.r.

ny r. " sTRATTOS. Auctscre>r.
VALUABLE BUILDING tor ON THE ISLAND On Friday,
5.y pr.sssses shall sell the
essf hs c ut No No s spnsins rs feet 90 south
street. ssvrer ls and 3 ssree, ana corss'n'ns SQUARE
Terms re4hird reridse equal and
twelve months, with Interest," satisfactorily secured
July G-dN
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Great Abolition Meeting.

BosroS, July "a great abolition meeting held al
South Abngton yesterday which Charles Rernond pre-
sided Edmund quincy made speech, in which he hoped
thai The full fruiion OF Independence would be
mated freedom OF tho northern States from the
troll shareholders He declared the Boston wings had
from Baltimore covered with contempt He de-
bounced Kossuh demagogus for not openly sympa-
ibzing with sbolitionism.
Theodore Parker apoog for Senator Summers silence
and thanked Rsnou and eulogizsd Seward for kiag OFT
Webster and Fillmore He intimated that Seward might
appear President and the champion OF north
ern rights he yoried ia The defeat OF Webster
Speeches also made by Abby Kelly Foster and the
Rev. Caleb Stetson.
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M,sr.--Ssmuel Mayall, esq, Of GRAY. was nonins-
led the democratic candidate Tor Congress from the
third district Thursday last at the conyenion held at
9ry, II is now represented BY r. Goodenow, whig
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July 9

y- meeting the democrats OF Bla
dsIburs Mr. John SUITE hotel saturday evening
O'Clock for The Of forming Fierce and
King Ciue. They respectfully invited 10 attend.
July s-ood3t
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0S-Pierce and King Democratic As.oci.tson-The
association viii be held
Franklin Thursday evening, July
O'Clock puncaal attendance Is earnestly desired.
HENRY Il. WOODBURY.,
Julys Recording Secretary.
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Steamboat Erplo,ion and Great Loss n LIFE.

NEw ORLEANS, July 5-Tba steamer 81. James, whilst
returning Biloxi this morning. burst her boilers
burnt The waters edge lake Ponchartrain About 81
persons lost their lives, among whom Judge lssbc
Preston the supreme court, Corporation Attorney Wolf
with q number OF most prominent citizrns Many
ladies and children, eiunng IRON waering places alsc
persisted Much distress and excitement through
out the city The James racing with another boat
The steamer Cherokee has arrived from Havana