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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
~ The Albany Register is from time

" The Albany Register is from time
to time painfully exercised with the fear that
something The Tribune may judge best to say
should iniure the cause Of Gen. Scott and the
Wing party. Let our anxious friend assuage its
little alarms with the assurance that The Tn
bune should devote itself directly to the work of
preventing SCOTS election, with the Ponderous
strength and mighty influence of The Register
to back the effort that event would yet take place
about as surely as the earth revolyes on its axis
Old Chippewa has not Yet been defeated in all the
battles he has fought, from that Of Lundy's Lane
to that of Baltimore, and the ldes OF November
will see him win another on larger field, and with
Infinitely greater ease than he ever licked either
the British or Greasers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
PRIVATE MANUSCRIPTS OF Mr.. Clay

PRIVATE MANUSCRIPTS OF MI. CLAi'-
1t is stated in The Philadelphia Inquirer, that
Mr.. Clay, upon his retirement from the State De-
partment, at the close Of John Quincy Adams =
administration, confded to General Jesup all the
original manuscripts and rough draughts which he
had written while Secretary of State. These
were to be used after his death in justice to his
memory. in case the caumnies should be revived,
that, although he spoke well, he could not write
The manuscripts are very yoluminous, filling a
large trunk and box. Their publication will be
looked for with great interest. General JesuP
was Mr.. Clays second in his duel with Randolph,
and, although politically opposed to each other,
the warmest personal friendship always existed
between them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
Funeral Honors TO Henry Clay at Buffalo
RaiIraad Accident.

BUFFALO, IuesdaJI July . ~
A Committee of ten went TO Rochester
N dsy 10 meet the remains OF HENRY CLAY. Exten'
siye Preparations making for torch hght process
ion whsn thew reach This city Ths military and nre-
nan ere ordered out, The body 10 expected 10 arrive
in Buffalo about sla clock P NJ AID will Leave imme
dstey Der steamer Buckeye state for Cleveland
Tbe down train esterday afternoon was
thrown of the track few miles below CanEnoasusS.
N, Tower. of the American Express office, va. mucn
pr, and one brakeman named Sherman hss ais skuii
5rac,pred None others severely injured The acct
don, was occas.oned by run ming over COW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
tr. Claw. Remains Mt Cleveland.
CLEyELAND, Wednesday, Jul!

CLEVELAND, "wednesday ~uy " .o'~-
About Il o'clock the steamer Buckeye
state with the body of HEN.g CLAY on board carae N
,abt minute guns were fred and the bells OF tho city
,o1ied Immediately all the stores End ofices were
closed and black hangings we're suspended from tne
windows on line OF the procession. large NUMBER
mains were delivered By the Buffalo Committee 70 tss
Cleveland Committee. They wers Afterwards aeh.se
"a bv Governor Wood 20 WilliaRs Dennisoa, 'f' ah'
III" The ciacisnsti and xentucky Delegations also met
the remains here. ,..,o.Lp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08

CS@ The Commencement OF the Oni'ei-
sty of Rochester will take place on the l4th inst Inc
evening previous Is devoted to the Anniversaries Oh .HS
Pi,hcpiap and Delphc Societies, before which hs' =.
Cheever will deliver an Grafton, and Mr.. George W.
Curtis poem The anniversary exercises oil the sA'o
logical Seminary will be on the 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
Arrival Of tho seuthern Mails From Texass
B1irrsosk, ruesds,, July 6. 1854

~ Bairrrosk, ruesds,, July 9. 1859.
Two New. Orleans mails are re. ceived.
The steamship Louisiana brinps Calves
ton dates 10 the 25th ult Immigrants from ca, many
were pouring into Texas.
Nearly 10000 bales Of Cotton had beer
received al Galveston.
The Corn crop would exceed all cslcula-
don. The Gairsstoa Journal says: We have learned
tha. Corpus Christi has been selected by Governments
for military depot for all the country west Of the s&a
Antonio River"
Cholera was prevailing at Indanola and
at other pon chiefly conaned to immigrants and slaves
The BaStyop Rer,ilie says there are In
that place two parties Of citizens arrsyed against each
other,hai they armed 70 he teeth constantly and
that blcodshed is spprehended
The materials for a new lighthouse at
Nstsgorda Pass have arrived at tat port The building
TO be- cast iron.
The company provided for by an act OF
the las, Lesislaureto construct railroad from Austin
10 the Brszos and extend the TO Galveston
organized st La Grange
John 5. Thrasher was received at New
Orleans with salute of 30 guns and other public
honors.
Nathan III. Christ has been convicted at
Mobile of the murder of Odors Nye and was sentenced
% be hung
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08

WISCONSIN, Each State being entitled
to three times as many Delegates as they have
Congressmen, by the call for the National Free
Sod Convention, another Free Democratic
Stale Convention has been called, to meet at
Wa lkashs, July 81, to choose ten additional
Delegates, Eve having already been chosen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
Foreign Ship News per Canada.
The English papers contain the follow
In additional ship news:

ISLAND or SrRoMA, Thursday June IL, 1861.
The Sea Bird Smith, OF and for Boston from New Castle
went on shore the south end OF this island
ard lies her beam ends waterogged Part Of her cargo
washed the remainder is being landed and the vessel
dsm ased as she Is expected TO become total loss.
spoken-No date, lat - Ion. ~, ship Flying Cloud
from New. York for San Francisco.
for San Francisco. -
Ar at Elsinore June TO- ship Medora Cronstadt for New
Xotk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
Tire Reopeping Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, July 2, 1852.
The mail is through from New-Orleans,
but brings news OF Importance
The announcement Is made that the re-
pair. of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal will be COM
pleicd and cation reopened on the 10Th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08

WAsHINGToNI WcdItsdhy jury y Io0~'
The Secretaryshp of the Navy has not
been rendered to Hon Alexander Evans, as reported,
but there Ia to anticipate his decionSion IL
should be offered. :.
In the case of Day for numbering his
wife one hundred and forty citizens have been sum
moned but at the adjournment OF the Court to-day,
but eleven Jurors had been sworn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
The Fourth In Pittseurgh-sI Murder.

PITTSBURGH, Tuesday, July o IS52.
Yesterday business was entirely sus-.
pended and Independence anniversary was more than
usually observed. No serious accident occurred
Samuel Mitchell, former turnkey OF the
County Prison, while walking along Wsterst was at
tackled by three persons stabbed in the chest and In
stany Killed David Jewell and James T.. Cochrans
have been arrested the perpetrators OF the deed ex
amined, and committed for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
The Southern Sfenmer-.

CHARLESTON, Tuesday July 6, 1852.
The steamship Union, Captain Richard
Adams from New York, arrived here at IL o'clock last
Monday night ,o-,
The steamer Florida, Capt. Lyon, from
New York has arrived at this port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
Independence I'm Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Tuesday, July 6, 1852
Although there was no united action, In
dependence Day was enthusiastically celebrated yes
terdsy No serious accident Weather very warm
Thermometer at noon stood at u in the shade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08

~ 1t is proposed to establish line OF
Electric Telegraph the I,thmus cs Panama DR.
Ricardo de Ia Psrrs, Of Hew-Grenada, with Heary J
Rogers and Antonio Pellsfier, Of eewYork, hold the
charter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
The Native American NominatiOns-,Ir. Web
ster.

PHILADELPHIAl VT uuesuayi july y To- =
The American party are trlng salute OF
one hundred guns in honor OF the nomination OIL W ,S
citv Mi, afternoon and the nomination rendered
bin lie il reported to lave said that he would stand
the fire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
MIR. CIay's Remains In bnhhi'.

Br-rFluo, Tuesday LVebl1s 'ul
TIE remains of Henry Clay clay. have nay giU uss
in b city sai sss s' s people
IN the Isee The IOdy leaves immediately on the
.,s amer buckeye State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
Arrival Of the Canada at Boston.

BosTON, Wednesday, July T. 1852.
The K. NJ. steamship Canada, Capt.
Lang reached her dock at East Boston at AZ o'clock
this afternoon Her malls will be dispatched by the first
train to morrow morsing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
Large Fire mt Manchester, NH.
MANCHESTER, Wednesday, J

MANCHESTER, Wednesday, July !, 1872.
Last night Messrs. Baldwin, Gould &c
Co.'S steam mills at this place burned with the
buildings adjoining. Total loss, $4,000. Partly Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
Attempt to XIII.

BAIrrnoaE, Wednesday, July y lo1%
Mr.. League made second attempt yes
,.rS.r 10 Kin Young Dreamer who under ba for the
.educior of Leagues daughter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
Rnecis of Powder.

ExErER N H., TUESDAY, July 6, 1889.
On the 9Th, a cannon burst In this town,
dangerously woundng Clark Psysen, John Hale, John
Bircsy ana Gideon Carter. The two first are not ex-
pected TO survive.
In Henniker, N. H., Geo. R. Davis was
instantly killed by the bursting of cannon on the 5t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
Departure of the Niagara.

BosroN, "Wednesday, July 2, 1852.
The r. M. steamship Niagara, Captain
Stone sailed noon with 81 passengers for Liverpool
and 81 for Halifax. She took out s25OOOO In Amer
loan pnld
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
of Governor Calhoun.
sr Iorts. Wednesday, July 7, 1852

Sr LOUIS, WedncsdayI JuIy . Io0.
The party which left Santa re with
- cSrhduD has arrived at Kansas. The Governor,
on the journey continued to grow worse ana WEI ven
Hi,sn ninety miles Of Kansas, died his rems,ns "e"
buried with Masonic ceremonies, On ssafoSy '''~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08

q 1t is officially announced In The
National Is,elssnosr that NJ de ssrtges the French
Mnls,er, has not besn recalled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08

M.IsE.-SAMUEL NAVAL, OF Gray,
has been nominated for Congress by the Oppose
ton of the lid District
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By telegraph to The New-YOrk Tribune.
The yacnnt Observation-Disclosures Case.
WAsHINaroN, Wednesday. july. 7, So.

souers Telegraph Office, corner of Hanorer and BeaVe't'
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-03-17
VOLUME. XVIII.
go NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
llu vxrxLr AxD sEHI.wREkLl BH '
VILLAIN ~ W.: .:,ls;e,a.: aoh D EN-

THE WrEKLI. Two dollars per aianum
yss d: s:.s f.: s :s;; .:: :::
MT p,id within six months from the time 81
Jbscnbns. ,ux Skx1-WrxxLY. Four dollars per
ff'S; .av.nce, or within the first month; -Four
% ::;; s; :s's !; :e %
JOE . .boye rules will be inaexibly sdhered to-
q ln. ",srxrxrs not exceeding fourteen lines will
AO'lIe AO'.I one time for one dollar, and TWENTY-FIVE
neH' o,ch subsequent insertion; those Of greater
es iot Sno,t;on. Court orders and Judicial Aa-
.a,s will be charged IS per cent higher than the
<'n,a n',as reasonable reduction will Be made to
s a, .a,ertise by the year. Advertisements inser'
s W. .bs Semi Weekly Standard, will also appear N
be Hesas and others, who may wish to send money
ra,or can do so at all times, by Mail and At hi
es Receipts for all sums will be promptly transmitted
H. ~. n to the Editor must come free of postage.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-03-17

Pesssss 70 shsss bsds; and 10 hope his opinion
nay have the eject Of indseing de farmers on the
caps Fear aud its tributaries, whers these deposits
sbound 70 resort to them II ~ means Of aril-
tsing aud improving shsir lands. Speaking Of the
agricultural inss.est ia sat region hs snphasicafly
declares thai 1t only requires an additional spri, Of
Improvement on the part Of the planters. to double the
products of their plantations. This is, indeed,
cheering. = - ,... s'.e ~ ~
weare grasi6ed to peresivs shsdssp interest which
s elt in the labors of Prof. Emmons. He has barely,
however. madea beginning il his explorations and
the people must have patience, and give him time.
His work il not for day ysar. but for ages and
it would be better leave it undone than perform
it in hurried and imperfect nanner. He 10 we'll
fitted for his duties, and devoted to them and the
people may look forward the continuance and
plesfon of his bofs In the confident assurance that
they will rebound, in high degree. to the benefit o
the agricutual mining, and manufacturing INTEREST,"
of the State.
We shall keep our readers constantly posted up in
relation to his progress and explorations. :.
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Whies inthis respspt alsoi If so,s ehei, are they
4sas,s3 the solemniy expressed vsWs Of their own
Stats, declared hy hich horn
Of The dilemma will they bks37-- lr- i44.
The difference between the New fIsmpshirs De
tnecs.ts snd Wings may be stated In Z isw words.
The Wings Of that sss hare ridden The anu Slave
~ hobby for ysars-shey sneeatagsd Hale in dessrs-
Ing the Democratic party, becsnse that party in Nsw
Hampshire favored the annexation Of Texas and the
consequent extension Of the slave powsr-they con-
trbu,sd slect Tack Tie Abolitionist to Congress
they opposed the " compromise . while pending,
and denounced the fugitiveslave Law a. an Infamous
snactment-,hsy sastained candidate for Governor
las. year, they have done this, who was opposed
this law and they utterly refused, In the lats
PaIgn, to plant themselves on this law or 70 speak
oct for II as Just. proper, and necessary enactment.
On the other hand. the Democrats Of that State have,
from the first, deprecated tho Slavery agia,ion-shey
voted with the South annex Texas-they sustained
the fugitiveslave law through their Representative,
in Congress-tbey withdrew from the track, in 1850
their own candidate for Governor, because hshad
taken erouad against this law, aud put sound maj
in his place-and throughout the late campaign they
sustained the compromise - final settlement O
the Slavery question. the fugitive law included-ka
" compromise y. which the New Hampshire Whig'
were afiad TO endorse and which, If the matter hat
been left to them TO decide, would never have.bee,
adopted. There is the difference, in plain language
and what we have said here in relation 10 New HamF
shire, will apply with equal force to ali the free States
Bot for the Wings Of the free States the Slavery ag
itaton would never have occurred-but for their pol
icy, no compromise - would have been necessary
tSey put the Unionin peril. and now they refnse 4
approve, in so many words, the only measure in th'
"compromise" which was intended to benefit the
South. These are facts, which neither the Register
NOR Star can successfully meet. Ga. s.: = -.-..
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-03-17
THE STANDARD.
:. ..~URDAY, MARCH Ii. 1852.
RALEIGH, N. C..

oso il our General Travelling Agent for the Wes
M S...s oa assisted by John +. Dent, Dr.. A. Wads-
nn s ss,. R. laws, James Rutherford, Dr. Lott Ed
'au' 1l r N. L. Wiseman, and H. J. Thomas.
'' ~. H,xRr NJ. LEWIS, Montgomery, Alabama, rs
General Travelling Agen. for the States Of Alabama
y, T.nnessee. assisted by c. Lewis, james O.Lew-
sma Is,uu 1nrr F. JAMES, No 1872 South Tenth Street
ra.,.lnh;, is our General Travelling Agent, assisted
l' .Wm r. Weld, John Collins, James Deering. A. 4
T.nn.,ou E. A. Evans, Perrin Locke, George r. But
m las Button, D. r. Goodin, William }. eoxey' Isaac
Y Bodine and Walter D. Thompson.
r''s;n,. from either Of the above will be good.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-03-17
/ ~ sSUPREME COURT. 57.. -
The following opinions have been delivered since

SUPREME COOHI.t -, --''-
The following opinions have been delivered since
our last report: J.. ..'.-...- -- =
BY Rurr,s. G. ]. In State o.. Arnold. from Co
umbus, declaring there is no error in the Judgment.
AIso in doe er dem Worth r.. York, from Randolph,
awarding peuire de nouo. Also, in Lowder u. Ma
ding and Shultz, in Equity, from Forsythe. -
By NASH, J. In Gibbony %. Miller, (two casey
from Gaford declaring that there 10 no error in the
order of the Superior Cont. Also, in March us.
Lecke, from Rowan, affirming the judgment. Also.
in Branson a. Fen,ress. from Randolph, declaring
that there is no error. Also, in Mghman %, West,
in Eqsi,y, from Lenoir declaring that there is er-
ror in the ,ntelocuiary order. Also in Roe Lovck,
in Equity, from Craven, Diminishing the bill with costs
Also, in Simmons %. Mcdonald, in Equity, from:
Rockingham. directing decree for the Plaintiff:
By PEARsox, J. In Lawyer ~. Jarvis. from Cam
den, awarding seni-e de nouo. Also, in Lewis %.
Cook, from franklin, awarding venire Dc nooo. Al
90, in Waterman & Sons vs. Williams, from Colum.
bus, awarding ven;re de ''ovo. Also, in Simpson
o. Justice id Equity, from Craven, dismissing the
bill with costs. Also, in Graham -. Roberts. in
Equity, from Craven, directing reference. Also, in
Simmons ~. Lof,ia, in Equity, from Lenoir. Also
in Simmons o. Hendricks, in Equity, from Randolph
reversing the deeretai order. Also, in CruduP %
Patterson, on exceptions to Masters report.
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IMPORTANT FROM FRANCE.

1MFOhlANl EhOM rNANCE.
The Baltimore Sun contains the following private
despatch, communicated exclusively for that paper
and received by the steamer America: -.
Notwithstanding the profound dissimulation of
Louis Napoleon and the three foreign ambassadors
whosa influence prevails in France, and the efforts
which maintained to conceal the treaty which is
making between them, have been able to discover
what has been decided upon hitherto. It has been
agreed that Russia shall extend her domnion into
Turkey; Austria into Piedmont; and Prussia into
the canton Of Neufchate. In the meantime, the COM
bined aeets Of the respective parties are maintain
such an attitude with respect to England a. will pre-
vent all interference from that power. What 10 to be
the reward Of France does not yet appear bot Begi
um is the quarter TO which her ambition tends. g
Of new proof Of the Infamous character Of Loais
Napoleon. M. Maupss having been named prsfss Of
that city, received instructions to in his Office
as to arrive at motive for putting Toulouse in state
Of siege. N. Maapas, having arrived in that city.
soon effected his purpose. and in short time thirty
w,hop, any sort Of proof against them. A search
instituted into the houses Of the arrested parties,
and in the Of this proceeding the police were
required to Introduce quantity Of powder and gren-
ades. which were afterwards alleged to have been
found on the premises. Detected in this infamous
maneuvre, the inhabitants Of Toulouse indignantly
denounced the parties it, and the time des
patched a memorial to the President demanding the
arrest and imprisonment Of these officials, in the place
of their ellow.citizens. Te this the President
ponded BY nominating NJ. Maupas, who directed the
proceeding. TO place in the ministry! Alas. poor
| France! -":l ,u..>,r.' - ., s.s.s.'...s =
'.The army is beginning to be heartily ashsmed TO
have at its head SO contemplate commander. and
dissatisfaction is evidently dusins itself rapidly in
| the ranks. Numerous instances Of revolt are con-
s,antly occurring, and at single word from prop
er source general movement would be made against
the President. We are approxima,ing to a decisive
| issue. Adeu. !" '....' .-~.'. -. T..
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NUMBER df.

The toilowing resolations .were then .adqptsd:
s.,. As.otsed, That the Chaismaa and Sesssary -
e4ded % the list Of DeleEasss both 70 Raleigh md
forwarded TO the Editor Of tho 0oldsburouRh sesb-
liens aud Pario, with reqsest tfa, he publish tie
saaa, and 4hat the other Democratic papers Of the
STATE bs teqaesied to copy thsn. ses ;er
The thsnks, Of ihe meeting wefe hen eendered ths
Chairman and Secretary, and The mes,ing adjoafnsd,
side dr.. a.,.t,~ :. r.zs. <.,.~ -. .:..e.s.
-. >. - -, l.. r. REARDSLEY, 0'm.,
: VIRUS SraNcIIL. See'y. .;s> -. = ~
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-03-17

| The Psnnsyjvanian states that the /" A5tee chit
dren - now being exhibited h. Nsv Yesk, wssD pr.
chased from two spaniarda, 70 b hssagAt essn
lrY. aud that they have been bosRhs sndsald sisss
lsey have been 10 New Yost. The Absiaipsiss sss
s;assS g. isay !: :.ss. :ss.s's i s WIZ: s,,se,.
The sLoeisviljs jeumsl sspssas of NJ. Cesy %
:. vlpsim af ioco(oeo ssapdels. 6ar. Clay hiasssn
thinks hs 10 the victims OF whiggssy. which sisee te
cosli,ioes has esssed laHisop ssd syi6e u
dessy, and sad Fillmore vies psesidsecy.
The whiKa eof Kenaodhy ksse. jssc sotnissssd NJ.
FILLMORE forssnothss tern. ., eBost. ~.
4satf - s7sf .tFsfsca
RslaeH HaloH. psjisse etfhlF Why 'aye1i
ID sh4Al ltlNda1o ektsssss sS szs Ss fesssasa'