The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15
FASHIONS FOR DECEMBER,
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FASHIONS FOR DECEMBER,
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The Collins steamship Arctic Captain Luce arrived at
her wharf ut nine O'Clock ast night She left Liverpool
Wednesday noon the LIST inst.
The Cupald ,tsam-hip Africa arrived OF Holyhsad on
Monday morning Goth ult ct half pst ten oloek but
from OF the did arrive In the river
Msrsey till ten O'Clock p n The Africa sxpsrSencsd
. sucsessisn Of esstsrly gales.
The news by the Arctic IL not important
The Hudson Bay Company about to start another
beat expedition to the Arctic Bee, to complete the sur
vey Of the northern shores Of America three four
hundred miles Of which remain unexlored.
Tho Imperial vote Of France given under the props
hcAd. The Empire Is . fixed fact.
There was an Improvement in cotton and bresdstuffs
ut Liverpool.
The Burmese city Of Prone captured the 9th
Of October by the Epejsh force under the command OF
Commodore Lsnbsr, and Gen Goodwin. Very little 70
sistapoc by the Burmess the British loss only
amounting to man killed and nix wounded. Five
Thousand Burmese posted about six miles from
Prone hut General Goodwin did with attack then
until be reinforced. The campaign considered
yriGslly at end end orders expected hourly for the
Gnntaaiior ef Pcau.
negotiations between France and England for modk
foatiop OF the to In advanced state that in
ieS"eshs' 'hey WI 10 msae Puohc. ihero nAs oeeA
great resistance the part Of Of the persons who
urd tbe Emperor Of France but he has strong
leaning TO the free trade principle.
The iclo wing appears among tho Advertisements Of the
Londen Times 81 the S0th ulto
MAnrYosAs fsrArE.-I the undersigned Thomas Denny
srsss DO d,Sss e. ssS% s . @
mont ana myself in retss.nee 20 the above mentioned
the sad John o. Fremont thu amount OF SIS 900 which
was paid BY Clonei Benton account Of the
GlaEs NJ e. I'd
Court of against the said John Fremont
for the co petion
and that all rfhs whatever to the ad estate,
and oil claims Whatever the said John Charles Ere
mont m ssahsI w. nv NJ; .i,h "a a. ~ IN TO-
fpees thesoI Da'ea IN" I's THmS sGENr
,o,.-,.. -. C."s.'
Inc 'luetows 1d9s"e Aso sho 's'o"nb Hohn ~ossSaAr
tinop'e Of the 9th -
rh. o,tm.n Part. xisb,s IN s.c,are Dur..,o AZ sona
other bort on The coast OF the port in order
TO please Engsnd This Ia precisely what the Austrian
Will not TO- wishes prevent
petition heh weud &c jnrioas 20 IT, trade Tor TINS
PAU r.is AaoPe .n ~. .h;a. ~ M
i' S.hs r,irsr shnuiS rs.st tha ststa ~ sGsl..
nsy \. ann asan s 01a 'A' sA''
SY.xery In tlr v.,ted states mud the Women
az E.r,.n0,
IN vr,aa, ,ha Ss,n me-. mo ~ ,.dss -.s corv.nad
~ house 10 eonsder ths xo.diepcv of address
Ing from the so@ , o. gland to the .o%es
Ss;.g o,.cms,.S
TIE Duche,s SWITZERLAND read the following paper:
p.,b.n. -, =. ...a 70 s,.t. ,ha n,,ac. sor rhoh
~. st,ng h. =. ea tao ther. hut ysrv fw vords
rn. hs ,.an,,ed az al an snr, sssemb,ed here mnst
.nd much :, IN. mora. ana phvscHl suf
f,,ss d. Az a. th So ~ .orn.s and thsiy descend
ants Sy the system Of slavery prevalent in many "
United states Of America Founded ON such informa-
lion pronss,t,on Appealed abort time ago In severs
Of nswfpspers that OF England should
prefs to the women Of America strong feeling they
entertained the question and earnestly request their
aid to abolish or at least to mitigate 10 enormous an
evil The drought o an address 400 ,mpaned the proIo
adoption, will read it to
1ur Ayr,crior.rr AND CHRISTIAN ADDRESS OF MANY THOU
.ASps sr rur veMsS OF ENGLAND TO THEIR ssryns rms
wsmsr o. rmr UNITED STAINS .r AnsRcA.
A common origin . common faith and We sincerely
70 nc dress ven on the snb or Of thar ~ navro
slny,r, which stu prevails 40 extsp,ivelv and even m
y; s nane =, Up wsst r;ons 20 ~. W..,.rn .oId S
We Viii not dwell on the ordinary tooio,on the nro
sres Of oyizs on the ADVANCE Of freedom sysry
where on the rshts and Of the
csptnyyh-f Nc .nue. I, ,ou v.rv i,nsIv a. reaa.t
ana 70 .,r "cur " Goa boy far ues "t.s 81 ,h,nns
n in ,ccocance With His boly word the ,.a,isnabls
ii, souIs AM m. nure ana nsrc,fu snirt
Of the Cbri tisu reiiaiol.
d,nrsr ths. moht h.est tbo immsaia,e shotion ' -
mai long sssbshsd sv,tsm re rec and admit the ma
oesty sf preparation for 70 great an event but in
OF the iuott able premioaras va eaunot
he silent On those Laws Of your country which in direct
ption Of Gods own law "iusnted 10 the time
sarS.,ty Of msrriss 18th &: Il. ,avs rSsts and oSs.
Nd MAJ which separate Al The viii Of the the wife
fton Inc huabspd and the children from the parens
Nor can We be silent on ba. s.fa system which either
by statute or by cultox microbes any race Of man
ruts; 81 The o,pei and The ord,pans.s OF Chraaity
remeoy spped TO these two evils alone would ooua-
nense the msIci alton or their sad cordiisn We ap-
peal to you then rs sisters as wives aud a. mothers 10
Tase your voices to your f,io aud your prsy
ers 10 God FOR the removal OF ths sfliction from he
Christ,sn World We do not auy thsss things in : spr,t
az s. A. though our nation were from
the suit IL perceyee n othsrs We sekpovIefvs with
srief apd shams our heavy ,hare In tha great SIN we
srhno.isds. th.t oar Sor,flhsrs i.trodac.S nav com
p.ilsd thr sdopJon Of slavery A. tho.e mighty cocnrsc
We hu nby oensesr a before Almighty God AMI Il Il he
TINT - nov v.oture implore vour Ala 70
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