davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-12
JOURNAL. DE LA CoNv ENTIoN
~ D'ETAT.
JEUD1, Is juliet 1852.

JEUDT, 10 juliet 1907. =
La Convention Sc r6unit commencement Ia
journement
L Hon. D. f. Kenner, president dc 10 Conven-
ton, occupe lie fauteuil, ct 81 deegues respondent
Apappel. n
LIE Reverend McCrenshaw fait Iouverture DIES
deliberations par les prieres. g
NJ Mathews demantle ct obtient I'm congo
pour M. Simms.
NJ Jennings presente la resolution suivante
> aui sur motion, est referee au comite DIES dispo-
sitions generates
Attendu gu un systeme judicieux dameiora-
tons int6rienres contribue beaucoup develop
per les resources de lEtat ct d augmenter lie
bonheur ct Ia prosperite DIES citoyens
e II sera du devoir de rassemblee generate de-
tablir des lois concernant les ameliorhtions quill
aurait faire aux levees, aux egonts, aux
voutes, aux canaux ct aux coursd'eau naviga-
bles ct de pourvoir ai'application equitable ct
judicieuse des fonds qui pourraient etre appro-
prizes ces objects
NJ Collens, della part de la majorite du conf
wte de Ia franchise electorate, SONNET lie rapport
suivant
La msjorite du comite de la franchise cleo
torale aPhonneur de representer quill dome
aux articles ct aux resolutions qui lui ont etc
r6feres 10 consideration 10 plus attentive ct que
les recherches quill a faites lie portent re-
commander a Ia Convention d'inssrer cequi suit
comme titre distinct de la Constitution
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-12
SHERIFF,S SAFE

. TJF
OF NawoRLxASs 'o0'fsG hFSr 9F LATE j. c. GLENN
Of HahluE Of and in obedience to- 's an ordor
r third District Court eworlean ,b me directed by the
change St between Ce. IN the ROunda City e.
"a august 49, 1852 O'Clock ana Royal Streets Mon
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROITSD a;.,.
d s9nad by U1j'n ST. It,
tied in s o fsy March 1850 sdn on As Pa" drawn l
said lot ground measnfng e" Notary Public city wbish
esf 9h on Union street came two feet
depth linz 9a and two lines little mor rent IN the
The S Sfnd sse street Tree feet 01 tbs
moSIOtlY BRICK kITCHEN 'ioAf BRICK HOUSE and A
-. iERMs-oae- third cash on The snot and tt
eigh months credit poh anu Inc balance
- Act OF sale the e.psns. of ,h a.. ''
Esq. Notary Public Vi 'ne purchaser before VIM Co,,,,
iyi5 rs aus Ia g, JAMES P, FRERET 's'eus
Sheriff Of the Parish o 6,i,
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-22

David once visiied menagarie al
Washington, and. pausing moment be.
forea hideous monkey. exclaimed, .uh hal
q Resemblance 10 The Hon. Mr.. r
The words we're scarcely out Of his
mouth. when he turned, and 10 his rttel
astonishmen paw standing al his eide
she very man whom hs complimented. =
II beg yopr pardon." SAID the gallana
colonel, Il would not have made the re-
mark had / known you were near me;
and ! amready % make the most hum.
bic apology for ny objectionable ruds.
ness, but" locking hrst = The insulled
member Of Congress who face wss any
thing but lovely. and ihen a she animal
be had compared him 10, chang ne il |
can tel whether onghs 70 apologize 70
you o. The monkey. "
~
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-22

a country pedagcguc had two pupils.
10 one d whom ne was very partial, and
10 she other very severe. One morning
il happened ,tlas thsie two boys were
late and were called ous for il. .You
must have heard ths bell. boys. vhy did
you moi Gomez
Please sir, said the favoritc. II was
adreamin tia, was goin' to CaIiforny.
and thought the school bell was the
sseanboas bsll as 1 was goin In
VERY well, sir, /" said The master, glad
Of any presext to excuse his favorite;
and now sir turning to the other. VIA.
have you % say!"
..P.case sir. plrase sir, said the ruz-
zled boy. /! was waisiss TO see
Tom Oh ~
Iswas .his same boy who being asked
the next dayif his father was . Chris
tan. answertd, No sir, he's Dutch
man. Carpet Bag.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-22
Great Attraction at the
low a STORE!

DAVID SANDS.

DAVID SANDS,
yTToULD rcsnectf,,llv Z, tor,, III 81, i
wv in ottunwa. an q country 1, s. . Wan an
clio county and tie p,sbl;c gsns ,sal sba,
they are now in receipt OF large and well
assorted : stock Of Fab and Winter Goods
f,,, s'is sssfy sasls.y, which were care
ssncL co.s;s,a Y suis s III natke1. ine
$500 Z I. -. = .s'''u =
~, !. 10y J. a ~. .I-4G0FE 7.S,
taNbHICS. I'M fs7AGf ~
fffixyI''S. tiaE'lV4NP LIND
BOA,.NE'I s 4. I,RI4sI-
6 INGS,
R;hbon n s,eat - ,;..4 !, - s,,,,o q,
~
81 rss $50 s IL 49, = e la'l,clais
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-22
A Magazine % 1ure Morals.
PETERS N,S
Il1lEs' HlTIaEis lIsIssallHl.
For 1882.

THIS periodical abcvo all others is
suited fur .,taasity reading. Cens.ssers
ing that it is a dollar less IN piscc Than
The .bsae dollar u,on.hiies Of similar De-
sign. il is the cheapest and best in The
void Mis-. AIMS. .5tpNcss, The e.
male editor, has jus. resurnea from sn-
rope, after az absence Of Two yeas. ard
viii ccutrlbuie Tor 1889, in aadisiaa to
thrilling novels and tales st 4 as none
else can Wfiis-' Sketches of isase, a..
broad" All the best Anaricsn female
writer's wit assis! ..er. For 1852, there
fore, the reading a.atssr viii I'd uariyal.
led.
Paris and BIcomsy Fashions.
ininaitersof dress, this ma I rs las
a!@ays been the fe-.-to,k 81 ls.sf,t,s,.
In order 10 suit al tastes. the - aides
National for 1882. wiii gepor. The Ss.o9-
nser Fashions. These vii be gisen ii
superb Colored Plates. showing lie
pretties. si.d latest STILES AZ worn Il
Boston, New York and naslaa.iphsa. =.
The CHER Embellishments will ais1 &c
unrisRsied: they VIII be CT every ssrie.
~; as for, instance,
Maeniticent Neszniiats; Line Engs Il.
asags; C.lored Hcwers; Timed
tttlssAmeass; Aassra,ions for En3
dyoideJy; Crochet Woslt. asa Her
York, &c. &c.
The proprietor has also conlracsei
for q Series of illustrated as,iclss .som
competent hands, on Horse ,naae .i..
Horticulture, Crochet. work, la,,.,.3.saDiss
E.hgDitTFy. and Mem Heusee0ld r.
cei7ts, more complete than evar JET b.
s!ishsd in any periodical.
e. Il will be seen that no other mag.
aziae presents half such claims 10 pppu-
larisy.
TERAIs CHEAPEST OF ALI
One copy for one car, %; Three co..
pics ~; Eight copies ei0; Sixteen COP
les so.
PREMIUMS FOR CLUBS:
For ! Club of Three, cisher The fal
length w astipglon the picture q
..Children bathing. ss 10 suptsb ns;4
& Premium Plate sfDs 1 s52, " now being
engraved. Far q Club 81 Eight, any
fsoo cf these Plufss. Fns " Clsb 5
Sixtsan, eitkfr Ut thess ptates AND ~
EXTRA CORY cS TN; nA6AztSE.
Address. post paid.
81 " CHARLES Il Peterson !
No. % Chfssnut Street Pti3ada.
n, 81 srscimen copy se1s i desirsd.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-22

q Il n f ME undersigned still contin-
= 3 mes the Blacksmith hing busi-
l,ees ~ his old stand, North of Myers
"a ill, snd Is prepared to do al kinds of
work. IL bis line, on as good terms as il can
" done anywhere else. and III workman-
like naanner.
He IS thankful fer The very liberal pa
tI0nnEe hitherto bestowed, and hopes 70
merit s cont inuance ol the same.
STEPHEN OSB ORH.
ottumws. aug 222.i, 1851.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-22
NO. I'll.

Dur;,,o IA {srt nm; ~. jsiss ,sss
81 u sessiI,,. q 81. 81 4
oes I. :5no s;.s.n lvil, AZ, tw1 n, Il
wselx-- o;.u II lss Cons "a Sss.Ss..
Ard one II ,,,a. IL. ,.,,,,s ST., rs. d,s
rs a,l alet..s 8 SEES. j Ii 81
II: &c ;cn,' ,y,a:texs IA. S :, 49,
eess q each sssfy wsss Is II
& ..,.'',s,. 81. !
-, 80. $500 Il.
~. IS WI, 49, f,,. ~ s''
\. s, 8, &
~, ,,l,., III - 4, - IN
a;Sb.a ,ns -, e s 81, 49, 's
III snbrcriisers sta;l nos 81 xs,;atsaa
viii, the wo.h he u,t,;,ev 81 &. s. sam 4
tor Il q ii is .e;.,,.tsf &, "a
they vet,,rs. ,,s Numbers II h,t !, ,.,as s.:,gs
s5crsns scfisef. s. rem. viii f,y., al
q, ibers tI.s l,.t, t,;,,n s,rica a.,v y
he ptesious yosua,ss 81 he f,nr,s, s,,,ss y,
4, Globe oyt,,o kao.nsix i xcent rs. a.
/ ast session, ana Wi! ,fsank al; srson
|wl,o viii lei me- Ave :ss4.ry.
Ihave i few e.,,,css u :l,s t,<,,s
nmcs ss tbe .onpressi,r,ss t.sc,.e and
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-22

n ~ fubscIihers having made change
y 1n fheis business, ne now selling
Of theakk tock of Goods, consisting Of
Try oods, Groceries, Hardirare.
Boef' and Shoes. Hats, aps.
51snets. C2cf thing. &c. &c. 3
e very k4DUCED PRICES tor CASH, -
close ~ concern. s. 4
Those Nlho want to biay graf barssin1
ioF cssl1 WI please call whils thsy ~ eo-
Those who are still indebted ia u will.
we pIesums. call and pay thsIF accounts
Z Sept. rs. 1851. s.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-22
James Baker,
A7'TOR4sEY ar LAIR,
OttumWa, Iowa.

Office in the South Room OF Mr.. Myers
new frame building. Also. Notary Public.
md as such. will take the acknowledgements
|of dcedsAnd ether Instruments. He keeps
[ccns,antly on hand Blank Deeds, Mortag-I
ges. ETC.. December 18th, l849.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-22

Il t$sF - - A. -<eAS - - ~ - - - 4estF k
The approach of Congress calls 10,
The renewal oil. my proposals and prepa-
gralions 10 spread IT. dshates hefose lie
public. ho success " kich has hitker.
sihs md riakiaa Ii IS hoped
will continue. and cnable rnf II pefpriu.
|aie the fsill iisf0fyssof he proceeslings
and discus sions liz Thai baby Oh whicl
The destiov of the Republic depends. u
The ado tioD of C ongress has tivet
Eshe GLoDk All official character as the re.
potter 81 ill thai Is said and done in tie
body. This sanction has been voted a
every successive session Tor many years
|and BY members If al parties. The
press, loo. Of all partiss has i,oraa test
mony 10 the fidtlity with which the lu-
[ty thus lconfided iras been performed
|'l'lse annexed nosices, taken 81 random
from the general xgsfes sis,si IN favor oI
81 HE work, are sa6m:sied IN proof 81
its GuIlness, fairness, and nSeIusness. ]
am com PEELED ID onai, far want of room,
IA page uf notices which are III type.
The great CELEBRITY with wLiicll HE LEI.
tersw fi;ers ior ihe distant press cirsnlaie
through The telegraph their hurciad ar
counts and views uf the debales of Com
|grpss, readers more in,poFtans than ever
The full and exact Official reports OF the
'(suneres sionni Globe. The hasiv, and
ia MANY instances ex parte, religions bs
Telegraph III what OCCURS III Congress-
.saperseds, for Inc most part, tke exact
sepDris taken down by reporters, and
which Formerly, ii, a sil ape more or less
abbre .ialed, wentihe rounds Of The press.
Now The telegraph accounts, with al!
their imperiectios.s aud variety of color
sings. take ths run Of the counlrv. and no
press bn, tho cfIieia! Of Congress ever
published the fun sdeba.e with HE PRO.
ceediiirs Of both houses unniulilaled.-
sIndeed mo newspaper can cise them,
and have room for advertisements and
miscellaneous matter essential 10 their
existence. While. therefore, The seIe.
graph administers 10 the eager appesiss
Of The public for Congress news and
meets the necessities Of The political
press, by furnishing ragidly.wrii,en
epiiome suited 10 The taste Of It's patrons,
perfec, information of .wha. passes in
Congress is greatly diminished. The
circulation Of he official reports has
been, 10 some extend, culasT by the crude
and diversified accounts which, flying
along he elcc.ric wires. satisfies curiiosi-
~, and il is elmos, IN VAIN that truth
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-22

M OuLD respectfully info1m the cit
Ne zens Of Wapello and the surround
ing counties that he will punctualy attend
to all professional business illtsusfed to bis
care. Ottumwa. Dec 18th, l849.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-22
POETICAI.
From Tie Boston Journal
OUR LITTLE BROTHER.

OUR LITTLE BROTHER.
We loved the silky, golden hair.
That played upon bis forehead fair;
The Angels loved him. for SO rare
Were such sweet pretty locks Of hair.
We lcyedhis brilliant Clustering eye.
SO keen. 50 loving yet SO sty:
The Angels loved him too--for Why
Should they resist bis sparkling eysi
Weloved his laugh, 50 saily ringing,
Joy 10 our loving bosoms bringing;
The Angels ;oined him in their singing,
50 seraph-Iike his laugh was ringing.
We love him now, the sweetest flower
That ever saw d sunlight hour.
Has from our bright domestic bower
Been plucked 10 be 10 heaven flower.
The fragrance OF that bud in heaven.
Forthreaching 10 our hsafthstone. eren
Shall. if thy grace, o God, be given,
Win us from earthly flowers 10 Heaven.
FRENCH EPlGRAnl.
The world is full Of fools;
They're never out Of view.
Unless you turn your back
On men and mirrors too.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-22
i]bnsieians & Gaurers.
McClintic ~ JohnsoIs .

!. n'c1l!srIc.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-12-22
A Bank in DiHcuifg.

PHLApELFHIA. Dec. 2A quo warranto has beenizs ed
by The supreme court sumoniGg the officers OF the West
Bank at Williams Port, Pennsylvania appear before
the supreme in Phladeiphia the 10th January, TO
show by what authority they exercise the privileges
and franchises OF a banking institution.
The weather to-day is incement, and business quiet
Stocks steady but active United State 6s 1867,
1874 Pennsylvania S. ss Flour is quet-smal sales OF
shipping brands IS 25 Rye -four, 81 25 Corn meal
80 10 a So So Sales Of 5000 bushels wheat at liz a
l6 cents for red white, l6 40 Sales OF 900
bushels corn 60 62 for white and "a 90 cents
Tor yellow OATS 80 Rye, So 81 Clover seed,
SO Provisions scarresaes OF old mess pork at Sl9
prime SI7 Bacon firm. Lard, IL lot in barre Is
and kegs Sales OF Rio coffee at 81 cents Sugar and
Iasses unchanged. Whiskey 25s cents in barrels Wool
firm at 80 a 40 cents FIR unwashed and washed.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-12-22
BY TELEGRAPH.

New YoRK, December dip, IN.
The weather day is ncement, operating against out
door business.
The stock market closed dull the first boardsales of
United States 6s 1867 ll9k Canton sold liza de-
cline Erie TOT sales Of Nicaragua 3oi Morris canal
26t Erie convertbes, of 1871 1915 Harlem, 72s Nor.
witch and Worcester, 53i nothing done in Stonington
sales Of Cumberland coal 60; Carey improvement l2t
Money continues abundant-good paper IS taken on tho
street per exchange on London at ~ cent
premium The -four market is duler-saes OF 1000 bbis
al So A State and So 50 for Baltimore Georgetown and
Alexandria, So 62 S5 6S Rye -four 81 81. Corn meal,
SO So Wheat s,eadyale Of 10 600 bushels al lis l2o
cents FOR southern prime red white, Us 100 cents
Ganesee l2 cents Sales OF 10 600 bushels Of corn al 6S
70 cents for mixed and white yellow, IL rs cents Oats
81 90 cents Rye, 90 80 cents Provisions hrm-sales
OF mess pork SIS 81 bacon unchanged lard, IL l3l
cents Groceries seadysales OF Rio coffee at 81
sugars and moasses unchanged; rice ~ cents The
cotton market somewhat frmer, and prices slightly in
favor of Sellers with sales of 6o baio WhskeY is selling
al 2ib Is in bbls. Tobacco very quiesales small
DOL firm, and in active request.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-12-22
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, December alp IN.
have never seen more 9uelness and less disposition
10 cater for Office following presidential election among
the victorious party than exists at present among The de-
mocracy Of Baltimore All seem to have abiding con
fdence in General Pierce, and appear perfectly willing
10 submit 10 bis judgment Forming an opinion from
the signs OF the times, forced 10 the belief that no
man has ever entered the presidential chair with the
hdence OF his friends fully secured than has Gen.
Pierce In due time, be OF will make his selec
lions TO ill Offices OF the government in Baltimore.
We have a wet. cloudy, disagreeable day.
There has been quite movement IN hour to-day
sales OF some 10000 bbls. in all, mostly City Mills
1000 bbls. al % IS, 1900 at 80 lsl, and 5000 at
IS 1874 small sales Howard % 49, Rye flour,
"a SO. Corn meal, 50 rs Sales of read wheat at liz
ia cents white, us 1875 cents, as 10 quality. Sales
of white corn 81 SO cents, and yellow Oh SO cents
Oats, 81 40 cents. Rye, SO cents. Clover seed, 80
per bushel Provisions and groceries quiet. Sales
small--prices unchanged. Whskey, IS 2os cents.
The stock market is sieady-prices without special
change Sales OF $50 shares Baltimore and Ohio railroad
to-day-a decided decline.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-12-22
Supreme Court or the United states.
TUESDAY, December 81. 1852

TUESDAY, December 81, 1852.
No. 2. John Hagan, appellant, Is. L. p Walker Il al
On appeal from the district OF the United States for
the northern district OF Alabama Mr. Justice Curtis de-
vered the opinion OF this court reversing the decree Of
the said district court with costs, and demanding this
cause, with directions 10 overue the demurrer and order
the defendants other than the representative Of the United
States TO answer the bill
No. J. r. Eells plaintiff in error, vs. the State Of Iii
pois. In error 10 the supreme court OF Illinois. Mr.
Justice Grer delivered the opinion OF this court, affirming
the judgment OF the supreme court Of Illinois in this
cause, with costs.
No. &C. c. Kanouse, plaintiff in error, rs. J. M Mar
lin. Mr.. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion OF
this court, overriding the motion to dismiss this writ Of
error.
No %. T. O. lie Roy 81 a., plaintiffs in error, u, b.
latham, e al The argument OF this cause was con.
eluded by Mr. Noyes for the plaintiffs in error
Nos. 20 and 30. The United States. appellants, u.s. John
Gusman and v Rilleuxs heirs These causes were ar.
gned By MIR Bib for the appellants
No ~. The Troy Iron and Nail Factory, appellants,
Us Eras'us Corning Il al The argument Of this cause
was commenced by Mr.. Stevens for the appellant
Adjourned unit, tomorrow al II O'Clock, a M
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-12-22

The events in Sonora and SANTANA are likely 10 be OF
deep interest 10 this country and 10 put It's hImness a. 70
an adherence 10 the Monroe doctrine 10 The esI They
show palpable French Intervention, WIN designs OF con
quest and colonization on this North American conl-
nent and, besides, there Is good reason 70 oeeye lnal
this Is not accident but that there IS lar TOO much
method in the occurrences They indicate disposition
in France 10 NEEDLE with American aairs-to carry out
The doctrine that has been developed in the French Cham
beers by such as Guizoi, 10 balance OF power 10
America nor is 10 be overlooked that BRITISH saIes-
men have announced the same idea.
Now this doelrine-to wit, that not only France but
England will consider America constituting part oil
their general poleyhas been formally communicated 10
this goyernment-once certain, II not more than once
We allude 10 the munlcaons made by me brush
and French ministers in The time OF the Lopez CUBA eApe-
dition government and 10 the orders gwen 70 me
French and British fleets 10 prevent lawless expeditions
az ainst Cuba AT that time the policy announced by
General Taylor, through Mr. Crtenden, was imid, TO
say The least This order an lmpudent one as TO ma
tona comfy and significant one as TO International
policy and The occasion JUSTIFIED bold development oil
be Monroe doctrine. The President, to be properly
nmated that the United States needed no such Official
communications her duty TO her neighbour and de-
urecated an exercise OF sort OF police over The seas IN
our immediate vicinity, covered they were with our
ships and citizens; and when The French minister
gave long note The subject hlr Crtienden, IN reply,
wrote against this mpuden Cuba intervention, and re.
marked on the jealousy with which the people OF this
country viewed European interference in American al
fairs He went far as 10 use these words:
experience seems TO prove that the rights. Interests
peace OF the continents OF Europe and America WIN be
best by the iorbearance oil each to IN
the affairs other The government oil The United
States has constantly acted that principle and has never
| intemedded with European quesuons.
Now this principle will have to be applied, and these
meddling European powers will have 10 be told, and
plainly that this continent is not open TO their conquesis
A new power. unknown to Europe, has It's grasp on
them. Ii the onward march OF This country IS 10 Dc
checked il will not be by the old, w0rn-opt powers Of
absou,ism; and however wiry may be their approaches
| however successful their inrigues, however well-m
ured their plans whether in the West Indies or Mexico
conquest by Them OF new territory this quarter will bt
STAYED France has the broad that spread gu
about Algeria and England those that branch from In
dia but this North America IS Ror'gased 10 the soy
eregn people OF these United States.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-12-22

has made formal declaration Of blockading The coast,
on account OF the defeat which the contract Win ihe
English charge dafaires relative 10 me skihosh eIaA
mel with in the Camara this year The GTanadlan gov
eramen however, having satssed The demands OF lne
English cabinet orders from the British legation in Bogo-
Ia have eountermanded the blockade.
Areording 10 The Nlsuo GranadiaO OF the 29h octo-
ber eoncordst protocol has been signed, setlhg a
cabiy those questions which gave rise 10 the Sghl ui
eues between New Granada and Peru
Dr. Salvador Camaneho Roldan has been appointed
governor OF Panama. The CUTso says tpe new CIV
enor is man Of intelligence, moderation ana pfosteS
siye. mt, -
celebrated in the capitalize President, Vice President
foreign minister's and other high oaeers TOOK part an me
proceedings.
THE IsrHMUs.
We have Panama papers TO December lst but they
tain no news OF much Importance. An accident had oc-
CURED on the railroad by which drunken sailor, VINO
had gone 10 sleep lying across the track, was Killed
The Peruvian consul at Panama, had Issued the iol.
lowing notice, TO which call The attention oil our ner-
chants:
CONSULATE
cabinet messenger has arrived al the consulate IN
this city with dispatches from the government at ash
ng,on and the minister OF Peru there, for Lima, an
nouncing the final adjustment OF The Lobos question IN
favor Of Peru by The voluntary and anreserved ae
acknowledgement OF her sovereignty over those and all
other guano islands her coast and IN her posses
sion.
themselves in Caao, 10 be loaded with guano by The
Peruvian government, under the conditions stipulated N
the agreements made by the two cabinets, will be dl-
gently and strictly investigated into, and any attempt
made detraud the Peruvian government either by an
tedated blank charter parties or IN any other mode w
meet with the severest penalties Of the law
JOHN LOUSTAUNAU.
PANAMA, Isl Dec, 1852.
JAMAICA.
There is little OF interest in adyices from Kingston
which are to The 18th instant
The editor OF the Kingston Journal has lette
from member oil the provincial Legislature, now IN Eng
land In which the writer mentions it fact that Lore
Harris the present governor OF Trinidad, has accepted
the governoshp of the island and that it is expected h
will the government before the END OF the presen
year. Lord Howard de Walden had been offered The ap
pontment, but he declined il.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-12-22
POST once Department. October as. IsSa.

NOTICE hereby gwen thai Advertisement of the SO u
~ September 1854 nyiung proposals for service thc New Or
and Yera Cruz being accordance with the act q
Ot Of August last s4tabsng the The hereby viii
drawn and the following substituted IN is place by duly csr
ned copy the above referred appears
requiring
New Orleans and Vera Cruz shall pu
posesn Bidders will therefore themselves accordingly.
The vessels however 20 be used IN transporting The mails he
Pacific constructed In accordance
sn Of the acts Of Sd OF March, 1885, and 2h June sas below
referred 5. ID. HUBBARD,
Postn asteF(s