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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-04-02

YOUTHS WEAR.-Now IN store
i 30 pieces fine thin and cheap cloths, all
boys wear
30 pieces striped and plaid linens and dril
10 pieces rsmbroons, anrolas, crotons, ~
jackets and pants
rs pieces white linen duIiings, low. priced
With many other new and desirable good
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary
Good articles, low prices, and fair dealing
cases. PERI
March 3i---i6tcotif OPP
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49, wa feeling Mat the nomination Which that psrv
his made y wholly unsuitable enc.
TINS noeiing has my entire sympathy and II II wants
ny services IN any capacity 1t shall have then without
al union whig, cannot support any nominaton made
under sucn In reference to the
"a have marked the conduct of Gen Scott and
his advisers from the beginning; and a. ct
ted States, whom do not believe to be- in the highest
fitted for the Office.
understand that paper has been for several days in
for public meeting in Faneu Hall, nominate Web
ster electoral ticket II this paper shall furnish evidence
that popular demand exists in Massachusetts,
ticket shall accept the post assigned and do every
thing in my power to promote the objects OF the appoint
ment Your obedient servant,
Bosror, August nth GEORGE T. CURTIS.
The following resolutions were passed by the Webster
meeting in Boston on Monday night in addition to the
one We gave by telegraph yesterday
Resolved. That the action of the late
Baltimore Convention do not relinquish attach
ment to the great defender of the Constitution eur
conviction that the interests OF the country demand
election to the Presidency.
Resolved That measures ou TO be taken forthwith
for the nomination of Webster electoral ticket in
in order that the people may rally to the
support Of their great statesman and give him the ec-
TO, al vote of the State.
Resolved, That the rejection Of Mr. Webster BY the
Wing National Convention ought to teach the people
the necessity of doing their work without the
vention Of agents or delegate who will betray the in
determined that this lerson shall be lost hereby
pledge our Concurrence and operation in any public
movement that may be made by which the people Of
Massachusetts, may be enabled to cast their votes
Daniel Webster.
The Webster meeting which was to have been held at
New Orleans on the 9th inst postponed in
qutnce of important ntelig received the friends
of the movement at the North
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CITY TRADE REPORT


BREADsTuFFs is very firm and the sales amount
to $500 bills State and Western, at So 934 81 1917.
with common to good Southern. at 81 25 81 So Rye
flour and corn meal about the 1900 bushels
white Genesee wheat taken at S1l3 $500 red
Ohio at ela9l c and 900 bushels unmerchantable
with mixed Western corn at 65 ESQ.,, and 68 u roc
Since the receipt of the Canadas news there has been
more activity, with increased frmness in bresdstuIs
Flour has advanced fully &C. per barrel Indian
sold freely at zoe per bushe for mixed yellow
white Wheat has met with large at full prices aud
transactions would be larger not for the scarcity
Of sound merchantable samples in shipping order This
has been produced in part by belief that the
potato rot In Ireland is serious than has been pub
cy represented and that the accounts of the fine crops
in England have been exaggerated aud in part also by
limited supplies in this market, with good domestic
demand.
CoTToN is firm, and we have alteration to notice,
notwithstanding the slight depression in Liverpool The
stocks held in the United States unusually light The
heaviest being in New York which, with good domestic
demand places the value Of present supplies beyond
the influence Of the Liverpool market.
FRrGHTs on breadstuffs have advanced for Liverpool
and flour was engaged yesterday at Is per barrel and
whe at at 4d
NAVAL STORES also have been active this week. and
prices tend upward.
Provisions remain without essential change.
WHIsKEY-l60 bbs. Ohio whiskey realized 22ac. per
gallon cash.
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The Webster Movement.

MEETING IN BOsTON-LETTER OF GEORGE t. CURTIS
The Webster meeting in Boston well attended ON
Tuesday evening and eonsderabe degree Of
was manifested The letter Of Hon. George T. Curtis.
which will be found below was read from the chair and
ELECTED many paudits Speeches in favor Of supporting
Webster electoral ticket-aHd none other-were made
by Samuel L. Cutter of Cambrdgepor Charles A. Wells
Hubbard Winslow, the Chairman. Mr.. NJ III Smith and
others resolution adopted approving Of the wbo
national platform and adopting 1t the creed Of the
party At nine o'clock the meeting adjourned over To
Thursday evening In the meantime, there Ia TO be
meeting Of the Committee Of Seven appointed to super
intend the matter Of calling State Convention for the
purpose Of nominating electoral ticket
The following Is the letter Of Mr.. Curtis
have read With some surprise, In the morning papers
that at q meeting Of the friends Of Mr. Webster held
last evening, was appointed chairman Of committee
TO make arrangements for the nomination of Webster
electoral ticket by the agency of popular meeting II
has been my opinion ell along that the friends of
Mr. Webster In Massachusetts ought TO wait for some
action Of decided character out Of the State before
they made any movement for his nomination as nm jnde
pendent candidate. That such action was certain To
both here and elsewhere have had no doubt but
IL seemed TO the whole expedient that II ehou IA
elsewhere. But perhaps II Is very impor.
ian whether Georgia Massachusetts fires the first gun
There Is manifest deep popular feeling this subject
feeling that Mr. Webster has been grossly wrouged Nv
the representative Of party which owes everything 70
his vast influence and ns5nanimous sacraoes-cOuplsd
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lPER SrEAmsHrP CArApA.l


ALICANTE, July 2f-Arr Meteor. Kippen, NYork.
BRIsroI Aug 3-Arr Princeton, Page Havana 4th. lido
Kimbs Ingraham, St Stephens q; 9th, Cosmo, Outer
bridge. Quebec,
BonDEAux, Aug 2-Arr Chieftain, Drskwater, NYork.
Ldg New England, stachpole, and Home, Hopner, for
York. Bolive, Beau Aglae Lsye and Ameriquc, Josse
fcr San Franosoo WOLFE Porterfeid and Oceana Ste.
phenson, for N0rleans.
SD from Paullsc I'd. Haumet Feury. San Francisco.
BREmERHAvEN, July 3l-Arr Washington, Page NYork.
CRoNsTADr, July 26-sld Peterhon Endicott, Boston.
CApIz July lS-Arr Compromise, Dixey and Peytona,
Slater NYork 20th Majestic Holkins de- 2ist Suwarrow
washburn Savannah Sid l7h Asbburton Taylor, NYork
22d John Cumming. Dwight, Bottom.
CARDIFF, Aug 4-sld Tempest. Patton; NYork
DIAL, Arr Tusket Stowe London for Boston, and
9th, Hendrix Hudson Warren NYorb London
pAed by 4th, Sir Robert Peel Wiendbaldt from NYorb
fcr Hamburg.
DUNoEErss Aug 2-Psssed Murllo from NBedford for
k3tyerp Hsrburf Meyer from NYork for HAMBURG.
TIsNoRE, July Sl-Cld Oxford. MinOtt, NYork.
FALnouTE, Aug4-Arr Mary Amelia, KlsSk, Hsysas,
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SSO..:.s..s Ivy s.A g. 1Slss Ls.a.s:,; aT:s.
cl.s.s c:..s. 81 RI; ssS.
lth, NiAsass Lvernors. NOrsass Sid SOR iSabsa Hsr.
s. Avg :s ss S
Boston; Primrose Perry NY0r zsrs, Harriaston. Prov
0R.rrocx. Avg 2-Ar Lady Of the Lake. Duncan. So
y, =, yS HsIms. 1sl.s. And
sS S t's c
and old for EYcrk Ga 7th Calossts Lesiss Bostoa.
1S ws.i fs so
from Cu.h.ysn gag "a q I aowssd, Nis~sn,. d.
vhsIvssr, Aug .SAn issdss.ss LusoSs. Sandman. N
LyEsroos Prince Arthur. Jolly. GSs;ls:s..;
ks.S: ss:ss Hs.:; su:.s; WY: Ssss%s.i jar: Gs:,
9Th. Csnauerer BOutes stiriiD stsisr; Blur
@ sGf:s $ aS:'.s,:
A~s,iss, crswfc,d, and Jessie. Kelly. Quebec;
5. Nb; 81. Umpire Queen, csssss Norssn:
fSsssiDs. p SaG Gs15I S;,.S e
III sciots Choass SYori; 9Th. Ilvir. wsu Owen.
"a h;,y Soss IRsss:.
9Th FrisSd Fiss San Isle Hex
Ass SNOW ssd Southampton. Snow. NYork; Ellen Maria.
LrTHX@. ASsa-Arr Isabella. Rymor. Noris.ns.
2 Rssly sSssr os sss
Nd; Ar Union ssubSs, 5. John NJ: w" :. ''AA
Cid out 4th. Agenoria, Sohlling NYork via Cardiff.
Enid out 9th, Victoria. Champion. NYork.
hARsELLEs, Aug l-Arr Susan, Sands, NYork; I'd. Ly-
cur gus, Costa. do
MLyoRD, Aug 4-Put in Corib Mitchell from Cardiff for
EYork.
PEKrLASp FIRTH. July 3l-Psssed, Ophir. Wood. from
Havana for st Petersburg 10TH named
Hy madison, of Liverpool.
NEWPORT July Starr Bengal. Lon don for u States
PORTSMOUTH Aug 3-Arr Cornelius Grnnell Fletcher
London, and sid 4th for NYork ~
QUEENSTOWN. Aug 3-Arr Vernon Faye, NOrleAns; 4th,
Eclipse, MKee Wilmington.
kSid Lockwoods San Francisco; 4th Swan Tunbrdge
Boston.
STOCKHOLM July T-Cld Jorg Beck List, America.
SHIELDS, Aug SID Tuscany, u States.
ToRaAy, Aug OF Della Maria. Bsrslgh, from London
for NYork
Woo July l9-Arr Mayo, Bertrsm. AID Italy Reed. N
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TelegraphIC Reports.

ALBANY August I5 1907.
The receipts of produce during the last twenty four
hours have been annexed Flour, 5926 bbls sales
were made to day of 5000 bushels Genesee at lose
To- CO. 10000 bushels corn. at 66lsc. for unsound and
&c tor Western mixed Oats-10,000 bushels changed
hands, part on private terms, tn balance at 45c.
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cnAnaEsIoS-steamshiP sogthsrnOr-T Fricdrick, A
Powell, Wbaley. r seabrook, Weed, Taylor,
Glque, Ferry n Lockwood 4 Fitsgibbon. Dabrns
Bowen, Miss A M Bowen II Keller, Miss Under wood
Mrs $ II MeWhortot. Miss Mowhortcn; 9 Mowhorton,I
Sterce. q Hooto Dctmsp, ID Marshall whittemors, ~
Kingsley, Kinuicutt Dana, W Ellsworth. III Hsr-
rlngon Hatiing, sad twenty.seyeR la tho ssasrsg.
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HAvANA-Bark Parodi-Jas Dayker, OF NY0rk. Gao
con, w Atrens Guspers, Rcmiris, Master Remi-
ris-one In the steersge
ST JAGo-Brig Rainbow-Mr Enyes, Mrs Lucas Ind "a
mi
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New Stenmship Line.

STEAMERS BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND CANADA.
Arrangements have been fully consummated by
which line Of steamers is to be established
oetw, en- Portland and Liverpool, in connection with
the Portland and Montreal Railroad, commencing in
he autumn of 1858, in for the fall and win
er business A contract has been entered into with
house largely connected with ocean steamers.
The vessels are to be screw propelers, and con-
struc ed of ron equal or superior to anything Of the
and afoat. The design is to carry first, second and
third class passengers, with capacity for freight of
at least i 900 tons measurement
NEW STEAM LINE TO AUSTRALIA, VIA PANAMA.
From the Portsmouth Eng Herald Aug 81
Mr., George Rennie and Capt. Hoseason are at
,bis port vastgang the practcability of establish
ing new steam line 0, p nackets TO run from
ms port to Australia, via Panama. InIs is TIE
project OF an independent steam navigation COM
gany, who contemplate running in opposition to the
Fly mouth screw line and route. For such an under
taking, whether an opposition speculation or other
wise. Portsmouth is peculiarly fit station. 1t is
within two hours and half railway ride of London
by two direct lines, with third in prospective
(Which latter contempates making the distance only
about sixty-fve miles between this and the me-
tropoli), and the electric telegraph and other i'm
an interview with committee Of the town council,
officially assembled, last evening" and the assistance
otthe project was warmly espoused. The project
also receives the warmest support from the inhabi
taDts, and the government representatives have be-
haved with the utmost courtesy in listening to the
explanations of the gentlemen who form the deputa-
ton for the embryo steam company. They do not
want the aid Of government in the matter Of transit
but will make their own arrangements at their own
expense The question will be brought before the
town council OF Portsmouth openly on Monday next.
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Tclegraphic Marine Reports.

TcIegraPhic Marine HcPOrts.
BORON August Is.
ATrived-ShiIa Sweden and Aedford, Calcutta barks
Knsman, NOrleans; Trout and Echo, Philadelphia
briRs Attak Potomac River; Norman, Baltimore ku
ma Susan. Duncan, and vator, Philadelphia sohr john
Ceared-ships Rose Standsh. Calcutta Napoleon. Rch
mond Ascutna, NYork bark Amanda Malta schr Corne
lip, NY0rk
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MARITIME IETELLIGE Il.
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUGUST IS. 1859.

ALMANAC Nrw-yoRK-rHn pAy.
RISES % 16 MOON SETS. morn "a
uN SETS. .........6 90 HIGH wArEn.. ...eve IL %
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Rank NJ ENGLAND.


An Account pursuant to the Act 18th and sth Victoria
cap. So for the week ending Saturday, July 81,
1852.
IssuI DEPARTMENT..
Notes issued .E35 329 1856 Government Debt 05 100
Other securities 2,98i,900
Gold coin and bull
lien. ........... q, 295 $50
buIli
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails OF the Uni
i ted States on the following route from the 10y
day OF July 1852, TO the LIST day oil July 1900 VIII
be received at the Contract Once OF the foot once
Department, in the city of Washington, until y
a. m Of the l4th day Of May, 1907, TO be decided
by the next day
lO,l5s. From Columbus, by South Bloomfield.
Circleville, Chillicothe, Waller, Waverey, Pike
ton and Lucasyile, to Portsmouth, 81 miles and
back, daily.
Summer Schedule from April TO October l.
Leave Columbus daily at a m, arrive at Ports
mouth same day by 9 p. M
Leave Portsmouth daily at a. m, arrive a. 20
lumbus same day by p. M
Winter Schedule: from October to March 81.
Leave Columbus daily at a. m, arrive at Ports
mouth same day by IL p M
Leave Portsmouth daily at s a. M, arrive at Co.
lumbus same day by IL p IN.
NOTES.
Bidders should state the mode of conveyance in
tended. The mail is to be carried in preference TO
passengers, and to their exclusion, II required oy
the sze of the mails. Mail agents are to be con
veyed without charge, the service be let TO coach
or stage conveyance. Deduction will be made from
the mail pay for trips not run; and fines imposed
for those not performed agrceably to the contract
in all particulars. The Postmaster General may
annul the contract for repeated failures or LOT vio
lating the Post Office laws He may alter the con-
tract schedule provided he allows pro rata extra
pay for additional stock made necessary by the
change; and one months extra pay, III cases OF
curtailInent, for the service dispensed with. No
extra pay will be allowed for excess of actual over
advertised distance, should the distance above de
81 mated prove 10 be short stated. The proposals.
should be addressed to the Second Assistant Post
| master General, endorsed email Proposals In the
State Of Ohio" and be accompanied with qua
ranty Of one or more responsible persons; also
BY certificate of one or more postmasers, setting
forth that the guarantors able to make good
their guaranty. For form of bid and full instruc'
tons see the late advertisement for Ohio route
N. X. HALL,
Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, March %, 1852
Mar 25-laW4w
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GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR 1851.
Incrensc OF Reading Matteri

rTNHE LADY'S BOOK for the ensuing year will
i present many novel features suited to the ad'
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plans for others to follow 1t is sufficient however
to say that all the existing popular features OF the
LApY's Book will be retained, and many new ones,
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n1ORsE,S TELEGRAPu.

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u is removed TO tho rooms over 9 ilnan g apotbo-
cary shop. on Pennsylvania avenue, few doors
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ID RINA.- Con,iene: FL festo de todas las Seyes
vigentes dc Indas; las Ordenanzss de Intendentes
de 1856 1905 ell Codigo de Concrete dc 1929. con
sey dc Epjuicamento; las reales Cedulas, Orde-
mes, Regiamentos dcmas disposiciones legislati-
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no con oportunas reformas, aggregation dc Acor-
dados dc Audiencias. Bandos y Autos generates de
gobierno, sc kc.. &c, concentrates para marcar
el progreso succsivo de las posesiones uramarinas
por Don Jose Maria Zamora Coronado, Mnistro
Togado Honorable del Suprimido Console de Ha
cienda, Cesante del Tribunal Mayor de Cucntns de
la Habana.
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WAsprsoroN, January 26. 1852

NNsFINUTUNt JHHuHTy 70, Io0Z.
Mcssrs. LITTLE BRowS- Gentlemen. By your
publication Of the English Law and Equity Re-
ports, think an important benefit is conferred on
the legal profession in this country. The fidelity
with which these Reports appear to have been thus
far made, their compact and convenient arrange
ment, their early publication, bringing down the
decisions Of all the important Courts TO a period
far within those of any Court in our own coun.
try, together with their cboapncss, ought TO be
sufficient INSTRUMENTATION to insure their general
use.
With great respect, am your obedicnt servant,
b. r. CURTIS