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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
NEW ADvERTlSEMENT-Let every body Rad n
IN NO. 1.
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Railways Ready Relief

Railways Ready Relief
is THE FIRST AND ONLY Remedy EVER RECORDED
HAS sToFPEo TIE Most = y IaE Tf Fans AAr
viii The obstinate painful Rheumatic Nervous
''N' - INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL
never fails in giving instant ease to The ormennz
IT HAS CURED,
RHEUMA Tkaf CASES on Il F SE R hoGR
S P61a! Il i G sh1 aISGTEa
sRAMRs 49, Is FIVE FIVE M MINSSSTksa
saIlF EEyEs 4 E EEEEEES s s!SS1E
SORE THROAT IN -FOUR Minutes
Spinal complains sf Joints Strains BUSES Cut. wounds
Bites Cholera MorSu. Dyssnieiy Tic 1ooTsd1 and
Shsr where there Is severe Pains RaSwys Ready
SICK HElDAcHE A' e''' INC ui''"''
few mn u'es and pevent renewed sitleGs m % e ~ sas
sweeien the stomach and neuaze the Osnous acids sys
TEN.
BY mi aing The peasant and perfume of r. r.
will refr' and enigen the sens-remove duh heavy
feelings Of terror an fatigue.
Mix tablespoonful R. R WIN Bowl of Water, snd
bahe the Head Neck and Temples, wash the Face Hands, nd
pure sweet, healthy, Sickness hssdaehs
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
Darrhaa Dyseniery Bloody Fux Cholera Morhus Painful
discharge speedily he
cause.
NEURALGIA
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY
Railways
the sharp daring OF rain Of his cru complaint
In few minutes the pansrcken sufferer experiences the
ghIu departing II has cured thousands ofeez
OF New them had
smo deaths DOOR The effects Of the Ready Relief
the Immediately To strengthen the aud suppy
The nerves with and vitality the loss of which
the Of the nervous palms.
RHEUMATISM.
PAINS RELIEVED IN FIVE MINUTES
D, ~ Rssdy Rss will s06 The Fsys1 and
city who, for mohs confined their beds by Reumas
Pains whose bones unsod from top 10 whose ons
Were distorted with painful ssengs that relieved from all
the uh and thousands the city New York hundreds
Of lho nds in the Uned States truth Of this
need certificates Of publish no long
st names 10 prove The efficacy Of Railways Ready Rel e for
the citizens OF almost in the UhOu The
years, have tested themselves.
CHILL FEVER.
CHILLS STOPPED IN FEW MTNUTES-PAIN RE-
LIEFED INSTANTLY
Railways Ready Relief like all Of Cks
and Fever IL breaks the Chis immedSielywarms I'd
vgoraies with health and strength secretion Of the
system
PAINS OF ALL KINDS
Whenever feel pain, apply Railways Ready Relief II Is
relieve IL you have pans
Stomach, nestnes in the Liver Kidneys Bowels JOINTS Bones
Railways Ready Relief taken either Internally applied
naly will IN pain and quickly its
RADWAY & CO, 1872 Fulton street, New York
AGENTS FOR R. II. r.
j. W. Woods, knlghtstown Raymond q Co. Cambridge CITY
Reed Richmond; McCharthy Apologize, Delphi E. J. NJ
linz l. b. BTachors & Cumberland; s. Hnshaw Greenboro
Jos Youn, MidleiowE l. Edwards, Greenfield A Ss, Acbi
gan,ewn; Shryock Co, Rochester; Upton, Son, North
dell.
wholesale Agents. CRAI6HEAD q BROWNING.
w. w. ROBERTS.
may9d-may ych4t indianapolis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

49, BOUND FOR CALIFORNIA. : Contemplating a
WV change business, all persons indebted US,
either by Note Account pay by the 1 Of November
One of the going California and settle his
business possible We will sell stock Of
Goods great bargains for cash Prompt attention this notice
may and trouble roll with your money buy bar
bains; pay up and we're of
uly21-d&w4w. FEATHERsTON d MAYHEM
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

M EDIoAL COLLEGE OF EVANSVILLE EvAxsvrrLE
WI regular Of Lectures in This institution viii
commence on the FIRST Monday Of November under following
Lew Ii aYcocK NJ D. Emeritus Professor of Physiology
HUGH RoNALDs, NJ d. Professor of General Descriptive and
c:AsFosTEK, A M NJ D.. Professor Of Chemistry.
JOHN r. WILCOX NJ D., Professor Of Materia Medica and
MADISON BRAY, NJ. d. Professor of the Principle. and
WILLIAM ByFoRD. NJ. d, Professor Of The Theory and
GEORGE b WALKER. M. D. Professor of Obstetrics and
Dsydisi ?. Womf1 s and Shdffn
Medicine aud Medical Jurisprudence.
JOHN T. WALKER NJ d.. Demonstration of Anatomy.
the Professor Of Anatomy for The De-
be open for the reception Of Students by the LIST Of
Fees for a null course SIS
Good boarding may obtained from sO to 50 90 per week
Any one desiring further Information, address the Dean
p0 paid BY mad which will be P'G|Py 1isRasd ,S
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF oHIo-sEssIoN OF Issa-s3
The Thirty tnrd Annual Course Of Lectures will
and close The lasl Of February
J6RN das SosB y D. Professor Of Anais@y
JOHN LOCKE JH, NJ D., Adjunct PrOssro Of Chemistry
Law LAwsoN Professor Of Phys olegy and Pathology
Thersape and Msds of haea Medea and
w BAILEY, NJ d.. Professor Of Surgery and Surgical
LANDoN G RIvEs D. Professor of obs,ehi.s and the
DANIEL DRAKE NJ D. Professor OF Theory and Practice and
linical Medicine -
WIN. II. COBB NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The DIssEcrISG Rooms WILDE Of
sno convinced throughout the desirable facility will
be afforded for the study Of Practe& Anatomy
CLINICAL LEITuREs by the Professors Of the Med
cine and Surgery will delivered regularly the session
al the Commercial Hospital.
PRELIMINARY LEcruREs during the month Of October, will be
delivered by members OF the Faculty This (which
fee) will nbraee Clinical Lectures; Hospital Lectures
AT the College II will not infringe regular
The new College Building just finished will be in readiness
every respect al the opening Of The ensuing pupils
FORE rely for the prosecution
/ studies.
FEEsFor the whole Course collectively Sos Naturalization
ton Fee, s25.
Good Board Including fuel and ghts) average SO
per week. L. NJ LAWSON M ID
Cincinnati July TO- 1552-dIw w2w Dean of The FacuIv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

IN THE HANCOCK CIRCUIT CoURT--sEPTESEBER TERN.
D. Petition for Diyos-Jaeoh Drake IS Jane Drake
rUyHE Jacob Drake yapoe and Rutherford his solicit
III having this day filed IN Office his PeI8on n this
bena also The affidavit Of person. That the SAD Jane
Drake a r,s dent OF the Stale Of Indiana
The said Jane Drake therefore hereby noihed OF The peneny
petition Court that unless che be and appear be-
fore the Honorable the Judge said Court The hr day Of The
next Term thereof holden the Court House. Geenned
Monday September next ana answer so peuo us
~ - - wM. SEBASTIAN, Clerk H. c. q.
WA MAlr'I issS julye-wsw.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
To the City Council Of indianapolis.

0UR Treasurer The following report Of his operations
u for thirteen months, ending April 30, 1852
A. F. sHORTRIDGE IN ACCOUNT WITH THE CITY OF
INDIANAPOLIS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

COMPOSITION RooFING.-We prepared furnish
~ plans for Fire and Water Proof all times and shall be
pleased DESTROYS Of information
Communications from of the Stale, through
hce will bs promptly attended TO-
jun9-d&w LOUDEN & DUFFY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

FgNHE undersigned having added latest improved Paneng
Machine their establishment by which they enabled
do better paeng than machine
equal better Than that done by the hand plane If there
any who has any doubt respecting the capacity of The
Machine, them to call the establishment
market and famine for themselves
We prepared lumber of every description
fourth Of inch to twelve inches thick We face tongue and
all kinds lumber and it rough
the also lumber
straight and of we twist for Door and Window Frames
Doors and Sash In Short all lumber that needs be paned
straight &c.
M WIN q
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
To the City Council of indianapolis.


WOUR Secretary presents the following exhibit the receipts
IL and disbursements Of the several funds of The city:
GENERAL FUND
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

IS THE FIRST AND Only REMEDY EVER RECORDED
IN THE MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD HAT
HAS STOPPED THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS
IN A FEW SECONDS.
III viii stop the IN FIVE less,
VIII the most obstinate and painful Rheumatic Nervous
Neuralgia, and Bilious complaints in few hours,
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
never fails in giving tormennz
nnnina
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

EDREMIUM COvERLETS.-I would form he Of
Marion and adjoining counties hstI have permanently located
the Of sngton and West
where am prepared TO do all kinds Of COvERIET WEAVING
the shortest notice. and In the approved
hand the latest and
experience the business England and the United feel
confident that give entire satisfaction have worked
fourteen At the business Lebanon, Warren county,
aud the last Warren Agricultural Fairs Coveets
took the Premium. SAMUEL PERROTT.
indianapolis, July II, 1852 w3m.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

GREEN PORTER BorrLEs-Io gross this day received by
VI jun4 JACOB LINDT.EY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

NJ oTIoE-Seaed proposals will be received at my Office until
the FIRST Monday la September II O'Clock
erection County Asylum farm Marion county
Specific made Board County Commissioners
be upon application. JOHN w. HAMILTON,
july 26-dlw3w Auditor of M. c.
a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-I.etters of Administration
have been granted the undersigned The Robert
Paerso deceased All having claims against the estate
will the the Clerks flee
and all indebted to said will
payment The estate supposed 10 he solvent.
July s, 1852. juyl5-w3w DAVID MACY, Admir-.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

rUyHIs DAY RECEIVED
u Ivory Handled Table Knives
Ivory Handled Desert Knives.
Ivory Handled Desert Knives and Forks
Ivory Handled Table Knives and Forks
Together wh general Of other styles qualities
JUMBO JACOB LINDLEY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

ErIvB DOLLARS REWARD-Strayed from Indianapolis a
n the 18th ut, Bay Mare black 14l hands
high-hsf saddle and bride on Ten dollars reward
will be gvento who will said
Ripple, Information William
can get her aug4 DIX w2w. WILLIAM GARRATY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11
The Result

vi the late election is now sufficiently known
to render 1t certain that FRASzLIx PIERCE is cleo
tel PresIdenr Of the United atates by an over
wheImIng majority Of the Electoral votes What
secret influence has been brought to bear upon the
minds OF the people we do not pretend to know
But Of this we sure, that the patriotic
the noble and high minded Gen. soorr, has been
set aside, like the great HEsnr CLAY. to make
room in the Presidential chair for man who has
dcne nothing for his country whereby he is emit.
tied TO the name Of patriot or statesman. We BE-
eve It the duty Of all to submit TO the majority
and while we thus submit re cannot but feel fear
ful for the destiny Of this now happy Republic
We hope, however, for the best-we hope that
FRANKLIN PIERCE may disappoint Us, and prove
himself something more than eypher in the in1,
portant position he L. about to occupy. But come
what WILL feel that our skirts are clear-we
have done our duty, so far as our humble ability
would permit
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11
THE TRIBUNE.
Mineral Point. Nov. II, 1852.
MIS- NC.
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR

AS A PEOPLE we have abundant reason for
the exercise of gratitude to the Supreme Being
for the condition of health the abundant harvest
the peaceable submission to civil law and order
and the general prosperity with which we have
been favored as a State, during the past wear
And as the unworthy recipients of these and 9TH
er kind blessings, we are called upon 10 suitably
recognize the Benevolent Source, whence "cou.
eth every good and perfect gift
Therefore, /, LEONARD J. F ARWELL, Gov
ernor of the State of Wisconsin. hereby appoint
THURSDAY. the TN ENTY- FIFTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER next, as a day of Thanksgiving 10
ALMIGHTY COP, and respectfully request the peo-
pie of Wisconsin to properly observe the same
- IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
II. -. herennto set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State 10 be affixed al Madison,
this 25th day ofOctober. in the year of Our Lord
One Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty-Two.
BY the Governor
LEONARD J. FAREWELL.
CHARLES D. RoBISsoS, Sec'y Of State.
Per joan w. HUNT, Deputy
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

IL The following is the official result of the
election held in this county We shall endeavor
to give the table by towns next week The first
column are Wings, and the other Democrats
For President
Scott Electors, S95 Pierce Electors, 9is
For Member of Congress,
Chauncey Abbott sos B. c. Eastman, eco
For State Senator,
Levi Sterling, 991 L. NJ. Strong, S57
For Assemblyman-North District,
Charles S. Nourse, 426 Henry Madden, SIS
For neutrality-suspicious. District,
P. W. Thomas, sos )sam. ZoIlinger. 362
For Sheriff,
BENZ. Thomas 913 c. n. NTunford. o33
For Clerk Circuit Court,
Jas. Hutchinson, $50
For Clerk of Board Of Supervisors,
N. H. Thomas $50 Games B. Gray 947
For Register OF Deeds,
R. S Vivian, FOG n B Boyden, ltI7
For County Treasurer,
John J. Uren, 927 Sam. Thomas, SOS
For Prosecuting Attorney,
Amasa Cobb s92
For County Surveyor,
Fred Jewell 7d4 A. w. Comfort iO77
For Coronar,
Pat Lenshan, 872 Richard Pratt, 9es
Bank Law.
Against the Law, GIG For the Law, 15s
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

DEATH JOHN G. CLARKon Clark died at Cbenupg
n " the 18th ult He Of Berkshire county, Mass
and removed to Chenango county about the year he was
elected to Congress Democrat He opposed passage Of the
Sub Treasury ill., and from of ent
Whg Gen Taylor appointed of the Treasury
-G1sna 7dU.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

The TE APH.A wonderful
o
far distant States Of the Union sufficient result of the
Presidential election the of the took place
" had from ST Joseph Baton Rouge Bangor and d
places several hours before Judge the election had
House.-Lfqienq 3drertiser
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

New \ ork, Oct. &c p. NJ
Returns from Georgia show that Pierce by
1000 Virginia North
Mississippi Alabama Tennessee for Pierce large maoies
Scott carries VERMONT and MASSACHUSETTS,.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

AssENBLY.-We have not sufficient returns 10
enable us to tell who will compose this body
We give below the names of the members as far
as we have received them. Wings in itaIc. Dem
ocrats IN roman, Free SoHsrs in small capitals.
CoLUMRIA-Johyl Q adams, o. D. Coleman
CALUMET
CRAwFoRD AMI Ban Ax-Hiram A Wright
DANE-Siorer ~. Field Henry L Foster, Perez
c Burdick, Harry Barns, Matthew Roach.
DoDGE-Ezra B. Bowen VIM. NJ. Dennis, John
W Davis,
FoND DU L4c-Tsaac Tallmadge
GRANT-HyDlH Z. Block Titus HINES J. -fUsr
Barber, Henry D. York, Jeremiah Z. Dodge.
GREEN-
IowA-Phlp " Tho,a1s, Henry Madden.
JEFFERsoN-FenJ +, .5dqnls David J. PotcsTs.
Patrick Rogan, George Dow, w W. Woodman.
kENosHA-C L. SHoLEs, -- McKIsson.
la CRoss AND CHIPPEwA-
LA FATETTE-Eh Robson, P. B. Simpson, Pc
ter ParSison
MASIroUwoC-Ezekie Kicker.
MARQUETTE-Ezra Wheeler.
MILWAUKEE, John II. Tireedy. Enoch Chase,
HIM Il Holokuls, Herman HaerteI Ed NcGarry,
Henry L Palmer Henry c West, Richd Carlisle,
J Myers.
PoRTAeE AND MARATHoS-George w. Cate.
RAcISE-Phll0 Feiden, Horace T. Sanders, VIM.
II Roe Thomas West
RICHLANB- Conner.
Rock I'm d Murray, Harry Holmes, Chas.
Stevens Harrison Stebbins
SHEBoTGAN-DaUid Taylor, c. B. Coleman.
ST. CRoIX AND Ia P0INT--
SAUK AND ADAMs-Chdr{eS armstrong.
WAUKEsHA-W. d. BAcoS, ELISHA Pearl, Ed.
Lees, Orson Reed
NALwoRTH-Jas. LauderdaIc o. T. BARTLETT
IHoMAs w. Hill, JosEPH F. SEAvER, TIHoTHx
II. FELLOWS, John Bell
WAsHINGToS-J w. Porter,
WINNEBAGo-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

ARTEsIAS WELLs.-We are glad to hear the
sound Of Mr.. PUTSAm's Artesian BoTer He has
commenced anew near the Central House. and We
trust may be more fortunate in accomplishing his
object, than was his last effort After boring some
81 feet, he had the misfortune to lose his Drill in
the hole which prevented further digging in that
place. But Mr.. P never says fail, and has COM
meHced sinking new well near the spot where
he lost his drill
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11
LEGISLATURE OF WISCONSIN.

SExArE-The Senate Of this State viii proba-
bly, consist Of the following persons. Wings I'm
italic) s, Democrats (ir roman) II, to wit:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

Hoss-We havd promised keep readers
of the Hog and Pork shall
reliable information
the only feature indicating Percepbe change
for Pork and Bacon IN all the principal markets. While
in all the small towns bacon unusually high scarce
from this from in
unusually selling greatly
reduced his result produced spectators draining
country at high prices and then holding for profit
Of drawing nigh when
selling
liberal products whenever
of the consumer and eventual prices
injurious If is
Of trade which invariably holds good,
exactly the order Of Packers Louis
% 90 hundreds reported Hannibal
offering the think
only for and Tor early delivery.
deand from direct authority, making
according
believing better
fucuaton markets
at
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

GREtr SALT LeK BAsIN.-Ae0 DeoUers.-The Joaquin,
California r. publican sketch O" late military expedition
Basin. 1t Moore, who
nans Yoemes The following
nerestg:
20 miles of Marposa they found lake, laid
miles length twenty
breadth called Aliopa / 6veor
which magnitude
Ghe Lake itself alkaline margin is en-
with saete and other salts There
He killed
took several Of the Mona
evidently Of different California Ind
different having strongly marked Ro
aud Whit IL befre that
VIII OF Indians butt
While ,t =
twice attack n the
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

WEBsTER's LAST W oRDs, - His diving
words were: II sfH IRE -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11
4 n 4 Z 2 Z A L
TIE CITIZENS COUNTIES, AND ALL
OTHERS IErEEs ETED, BEHALF OF THE
MINERAL POINT RAIL hQAD

of the Mineral Point Rail Road having been
intruted supervision aud management of the affairs of
Corporation feel called upon submit the Public brief
statement of what hitherto transpred with per
manent organization and the of the road well
statement what they Indispensable placing the
pany such situation insure the contamination Of its
objects.
By the charter requisite that thousand shares of
the capital stock of the Company should be subscribed and I've
per paid in before the Company could be organized D
elected After p@eveng effort during several weeks
the number Of thousand aud shares subsb
ed and FIVE per each share paid to the Treasurer
pointed by commissioners Notice then given for meet
Stockholders elect nine Directors which resulted in
the election Of the foIowng board
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

Total meta o Company $4,000
Deduct S25o000 10000
annually applicable $4,000
inallnent o contractors Jan. 1895, $4,000
o Road during year above $4,000
per during year raise
the $4,000
S77o0O
which would pay the LIST instalnent contractors
$4,000. and leave surplus applicable next install
OF soon
I'd instanen due to contractors Jan 1886, 100000
ln>ome Of Road during year 1883 $4,000
Surplus en- hand Jan J., 1855. 1000
Balance raised By S-ockh $4,000 100000
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

CYRUS VooDsAN. Mineral Pc
John BaACKES.
MOSES VI STBoSG, +"
PARLEY EAToe;, 4"
ANTHONY NANCoLAs. "
FRANCIs CHoLvIN. Miffiin,
JoHN NJ KEEP, Beloit,
DAVID A. NEAL. &
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-02

SHIP CANAL.-The important Ship
Canal which is to unite Lake Superior
with Lake Michigan. will soon be com
mencsd. The surveys for he location
have been completed, and the ground
has been found quite as favorable for
the easy and speedy construction Of the
work as was expected. Several routes
have been surveyed, which will enable
the Legislature Of Michigan and COD,
tractors to obtain perfect understand
ing Of the whole subject. The canal
will be fraction less than . mile in
length. The law Of Congress provides
that the locks shall be at least $50 feet
long and 60 feet wide, and the Michigan
Legislature has power to enlarge the di-
mansions. s
When completed. this Canal win en-
able steamers Of the largest class to run
from Buffalo to the head waters OF the
lake without any transhipments- im
provement tina. will quadruple the trade
Of this immense lake in less than two
years. Lake Superior is the largest and
most magnificent body Of fresh ~ater in
the world. II is sea by itself. with is.
lands larger than German principalities.
In the way Of mineral weslth, Il ac-
knowledges no equal anywhere. Here
tofore all this wealth has been land losk.
ed. Owing to the Falls at ST. Mary,
all the products Of Lake Superior have
been 80 hindered and taxed, in order to
reach the seaport, that it was almost inn
possible to make them "pay expenses.
The contemplated canal will obyiate all
these difficulties, and enable the copper
diggers Of "Isle Royale" TO reach New
York with as little Inconvenience IS is
experienced by the people Of Detroit
The Canal wilt also add greatly TO our
supply Of fish. Lake Superior being more
abundan.ly supplied with the tinny
tribe than any other part Of the Repub.
i've Cleneland Forest CITY.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-02

OF the Minister Of Foreign Affairs to Mr.,
Clay, that the Government of Peru was
willing to freight on her own account
the American vessels cha.tere for qua
no, and that a notification to this effect,
addressed to American vessels in the Pa
oifc, had been published by NJ. Clay.
The Peruvian Minister at Washington
has given effect to this intention of his
Government. He has addressed note
to the Secretary Of State, in which he
engages that the Peruvian Government,
will on its own account. freight at TWEEN.
" dollars per tun, all the vessels which
left the United States for the Lobos Is
lands, between the 5th Of June aud the
25th Of August; that the Peruvian
Government will buy at a fair price the
implements and utensils carried out by
these vessels to be used in procuring
guano and that vessels in The Pacific,
chartered under orders sent before the
25th of August, and which could mot
be countermanded, shall be included in
the arrangement, on condition Of repor~
ting to the agents Of the Peruvian Cow
ernment in the United States, before the
LIST Of January 1853, ,..ss.at
Such, on both sides, is the subsistence
Of the terms on which this EN- arrassing
affair has been disposed Otto the ad-
vantage, as We have no doubt, Of the
parties interested, and the honor Of the
two Governments. ,agss, la,i y tg.s
As our readers may regard the infor-
nation given above as authentic. We feel
at liberty to congratulate the Govern
ment on SO speedy an adjustment Of a
matter which seemed pregnant with Diff
ficulty. but which has yielded to the
frank and direct manner in which the Ad-
ministration has met and treated it.