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Arrival Of the Daniel Webster at New Orleans.
Safety of the Clipper Ship Stafordshire.
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NEW GOLD HINES DISCOVERED.
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SANTIAGO DE CUBA NEARLY DESTROYED
BY AN EARTHQUAKE,
60, Go., Go

The Intelligence from Cnaf0rnia,
New ORLEANS, September 4. 1852
The steamship lane Webster arrived TO DAY from
San Juan Nicaragua bringing fortnights later INTEL
gence from San Francisco Panama dates to the goth
of August.
The steamship Northern Light left San Juan for New
York. on the Goth August with $50 passengers
The California possesses several features of in
terest the most cheering Of which is the
of the safety Of the clipper ship Staordshire which ar
rived out at San Franci in passage of one hundred
and one days from Boston
Magnificent funeral obsequies in honor of Henry Clay
had taken place San Francisco Five hundred Chinese
were in the procession
The Hon. Edward Gilbert has been killed in duei
with General Denver in San Francisco.
There shful reports the ravsges Of the cholera
among the hundred troops board the steamer
Golden Gate (before reported from Panama for San
Francisco portion Of her passengers were transferred
to the steamer Coumb which had arrived at San Fran
cisco,
The mining intelligence owing to the dryness of the
season. is less favorable but rich discoveries of gold
have been made Klamette Salmon and Rogue
rivers.
The U. s. frgate st. Lawrence, had arrived at San
Francisco
The oregon dates to the 7th August special se
sion Of the legislature lasting four days had been held
but they adjourned without acting any business Of
Importance
Our despatch little befogged and it is possible we
do not interpret Its meaning corecy-but infer that
We ravages Of the cholera board the Golden Gate
were SO excessive to compel her put into port
ON up-and that she there transferred her well
passengers to the Columbia We hope to have this point
made cleAr for Mon days psper.l
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with the dssire Of the government right or wrong are
Iony rewarded 80 far that mulatto slave OF Don
yuun uonSsez has now joaed the ranks a her Catholic
mesy army us recompense Tor his having revealed
that his owner is patriot
The government and its hirengs Of the press, have
MADE great fuss about the supp sed discovery Of the
office and type of La Pos del Pueblo bat this Is no
such thing The fact that some patriots wishing to
misead the government in the Of researches
ON that account undertook the continuance OF the Gu
ban free and for that purpose they made use Of
the type Of the Office where the paper Ell fandures in
printed While engaged in this work spy OF the Spa
nih government by the name of Johns. succeeded in
gaining their confidence and they soon betrayed
and denounced to the Captain who aely
ordered the arrest of the following persons
plioes Of the deed -
Don Eduardo Faccolo,
Don Eduardo UIol
Don Idefonso Estrada Zenes,
Don Eduardo Sarie
Don Felix Maria Cssserd,
Don Florentino de Ia Tore,
Don Antonio Granada
Don Antonio RubiO.
Don Antonio Palmer,
Don Urquix0. -+~.4
mulatto man and two others, whose names hrva
not been able TO ascertain.
Bes'0cs this the miserable spy informed that & C4 .
man named Palma was the supporter Of the paper but
could not state what his christian his
fessioD and notwithstanding this the Captain General
issued a. order for the arrest Of Senior Don Ramon de
Palma distinguished member Of the bar in this city,
upon other ground but his wearing the family
mentioned by that wretched traitor Senior Palma
confined ia Of the dungeons Of the Cubana Castle
The Spanish government has made its mind to make
1t appear before the world that these revolutionary
ments have their origin in the low class Of people, and
among some dsafiected individuals, who have no in
hueDce with this commuDy and therefore, the arrest of
those respectable wealthy and high standing Cubans
who lay In the death shadowed cells Of the Spanish
dungeons have been made under Of the shades of
night that may hear of their fate until their
disappearance will be noticed by their friends.
MY dear friend we on the border of the abyss or
the of our redemption. The Lord Of Mercy will decide
of our fate. Adieu.
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INTERESTING FROM MosrEyrpEo.---A correspondent
writing from Montevideo, July 4 Rays -
The U =. chip Jamestown kas just arrived from RIO
Jsnero with our minister ut the court Of Brasil, Mr..
scbenck, on board. Mr.. Schcnck has here toar-
rsngt treaty with the Apentnes for the FREQ nauss
tion OF the rivers The commissioners Of Engand sna
France sent out for the object have not yet sv
ed. 80 by the prompt action Of our governmene sne
great good fortune our own minister win be the hs %
The ground The appointment, too, Is an sxcelnn. ~
and presume he viii act in concert with our onsso
at Buenos Avres Mr. Pepdleton who is In high Avor
with UQuixs the results for American n'srss my
be expected Ipie, ume ths jamestown win ssu ,mme
dasiv to convey Mr. schenck the river 70 hs dessn-
ation.r
o..sc ...aiSate for sheriff In st. Louis oou~ty, Mo-,
s s,e potice that viii contest tine election OF John
Winner ths ground tts Tour hundred aud fourteen
~, .rt wiess h. Effd set Who safo W.. citi
$50 fip ttiYc tfr'C Dat " EtnAt-u And tiSty.
.p ,..c tvicr g.t 'rt ltr tines uirp sot,a
~ ..-.s ..a eient persUcs voses nve tttAes end
eiye- TIE name II each Individual The rvc.ions n
kircour, n,ust ~ conducted cal,euslSs
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BY honsEs LINE, OFFICE BAsr.IESr NO. srnEET.
SATURDAY, September 4, 1852.
BUFFALO, p. M.-Clear, pleasant evening Wind
northwest Thermometer 70.
ROCHESTER L M Beautiful evening though rather
cool Cloudless sky Wind southwest. Thermometer
"A.
AUBURN. P. M.--Cool and pleasant. Wind north.
Thermometer 6S.
SYRACUSE Q p. M-Clear, pleasant evening but rather
cool Wind northwest. Thermometer Gu.
UREA, 0 p. M-Clear, pleasant evening Wind cast
Thermometer 70.
ALBANY, p. .M.-Clear day. Delightful evening,
Wind west. Thermometer IL. Barometer So eco. Mer-
cuIy72.
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TEL z g r A PHO.

ESCAPE OF THE PUBLISHER OF THE REVOLUTIONARY
PAPER.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 4, 1852.
The steamship Black Warrior took from Havana to
Mobile the publisher Of the revolutionary paper the
former place who made his escape in disguise and Is
In this city.
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4 M PIANoFoRTEs-T. GILBERT co.'s NEW
nAlNy Yor Hrnad Of
ANTHOLOGY.

4 sTRoL0ay. q ". RosAcK, FROM SWEDEN
"A lately from plad, pha of rs his services to the o.
%isens OF New York. = able y tcrete'i ps,, rrcsent
Nsivit es eaouates nd read in fn according 70 the
Na,iyivss dt ssies, So; fen'lemen 50 omee
po. White ftr,tt NtS rh, wfc-e "f'V.' P.At paid,
,cg,l rcrsve w. m,tt@ rt.snti1N. Fr rAfteoar' 81.
LIJ a-. ...s.oss.i ....-aa a.s oA1 % f.Svs.Os :"
he Sfncs, gratis whore estiloatss can De seen.
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Arrivals at the Irving House-Hon. w. Polk Tenn;
1t. Jenkins, Washington Hon. l.. ID. Peck, W.; Hugh
Taylor Washington John Terrence, Montreal Mr..
Gait, Montreal Hon L. D. Holmes. j. c.; Rev. d.
Mclean Easton; Daniel Chandler, Mobile NJ. Nor.
ris. U. N; Captain Clark u s. A., and ia others
At the Howard-J. b. Coax Erie 8. Hanna, vslatir
g. h. Pease Detroit Danchy Troy; w 8. Davenport,
Geo; J. w. ReddiDg, Louisville; NJ. Frazer Edsehcd
s. c.. and III others.
At the Astor-C " Williams. Florida p. Ellis, Va;
g. IL. Moorehead, Ky Capt. Grafton, q. 5 Al J; W.
Mearn Washington Il. Lott. steams Asia; Waters,
Baltimore Hon, Il. Stanley. y o.; Hon L. Martin, Lou
ieisna. and 15i Others
At the American--U. wslker, Baltimore; J, NJ Morris,
Alabsna; IL. Exall Richmond Geo jackson, Pittsburg;
r. Davis Philadelphia; Captain Whitaker steamship
Golden Gate; Green, w Wasbington, and 10 others
Atthe Mctropotan--Hon ReneTdy Johnson, Md Hon.
Mr. Ewing. VI. =. Kentucky; Hon. w. p. Convsfs,
ia; Hon II L Thompson, New jersey John G. Can
field. Alabama; Hoc bepi r. Gray, VI A.. Kentucky; T
d. Lyness, Alais o,s; W Ii. Corcoran, Washington: A.
D. Patchin Bvtisl,, and 200 others
The Hon. l'@c rorey, Of the U. Senate, arrived in
Hartford ON Frdy from Washington.
Mrs. Chase, % 1mnpico, whose name is familiar a.
household word every Ams ricsn who read M they
iranspnd the events Of the Mexican IL nov In
Wsbpgton
->A-y .e.s,ys. - ri.,.y 80
coulans had alcAge stock On band, al OF which 80
.vst
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Maritime Intelligence.

WRECK OF BARK FROM NEW YORK.
BosTor, Sept. A. 1852.
The bark Yorktown Of Bath, from New York for Qu.
beck totally wrecked the night Of the 26th ut
tho reef at Point Trinity north side Of the Gulf of st
Lawrence. Her sails, rigging, etc. will probably be
saved.
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AkERICAN MUsICALFUNDS SOCIETY ARRIVAL OF
"A Madame StniaG-Ata public meeting held Monday,
August 30tb. metropolitan Hail. Henry Watson, I'd
Vice resident the chair, the following resolutions
unanimously ps.a:-
1s On motion VIM. Thos Roberts ded BY Theo.
doe Ejsfcd Resell That serensds be given TO Msdsme
catle - -,
3D. On motion Of John A. Kyle seconded by A. stehr
Resolved That other musical societies and
yits to give u cir ASST tance.
Sd On motion Of u .. aili seconded BY r Bristow,
Of the A. consisting Of Henry c. Watson. John A.
Kyle and Theodore Elsfed, be conaued and wered
TO increase their number and make all necessary arrange
ments for the screw de.
In conf rmity with resolution No. an invitation hss
been EXTENDED 81 Musical Societs and Musicians Of New
York which the mttee is happy been extern
from upwards Of fifteen Vocal Societies. 0rcbsstras
Bands forming with the numbers Of the A. NJ FS Grand
total Of upwards Of FIFIEEN HUNDRED PERFOR.
MERS Particulars OF the serenaie will be given
all arrap gements sre com pleted
HENRY C. wATS0N.1
JDHN A. KYLE }Committee.
THEO. ELSFIELD,
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THE CITY OF SANTIAGO DE CUBA BLOCKED Up WITH
FALLEN BUILDINGS.
New ORLEANS Sept. d 1852.
great earthquake occurred at Santiago do Cuba
the 2oh ultimo causing terrible destruction Of pro-
perty. All the houses more or less injured and
the oiy Is blocked up with the fallen buildings Three
shocks were experienced In the Of few hours,
and many others followed during the next two days
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THE CANADA OUTWARD BOUND.

HALIFAX, n. s, Sept 4, 1852
The Il NJ steamer Canada arrived here ON Thursday
night at twelve o'clock and sailed for Liverpool at one
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Unprecedented Tcicgraphic Despatch.
We are under great obligations to the 0'Relly New
orleans line for tie prompt transnssons of several mes
ssges TO and from that city last evenngn less than
hf.,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


rAMDHN AND AkBoY RAILROAD ZOE rHIgA.
70. ], North riyss = "a ~ and + T.. shisssh IN W
,niy 81 asssrnine issys Phsdsiphia loot Of wsiass
Sr0R PHILADELPHIA DIREcT.-U. s. NAIL. AND
Express lincs, through In four hours. Now jersey
IL S Ssrs
sstan !. and "a. 4, and 5K 7. n. Sslsnors, wash:
,Soys lines, and shro.sS Sssssss carried ia Ass sni
A LBANY, TRoY, AND LEBANON gPRIN0s.-rHp
cars Of the Neg York and Harlem sairoAd leave ths
Nty Hsi station, New York daily tsuntaXs exsspthal
NTH II,
roy sprns' fsssd sp5nSae and osss5 IT.
ram 70 chsthsm Four csrnsrs oonnesne Nth wssos
axe sS. % occoi A. sss!S . 'Sh Shssna% wssssrs Rail
Mus sfsernssn Fare through, 81 MSLoAr. sup't
THE NEW AND ELxeANr srRAMEA, FRANCIS
every Monasy wsanssssy and Friday fare ST. Rs.urnas
vii leave Albany, Tuesa.ys Thur.dsys, and Saturday,
Hosts The owr feel conadns that passengers BY
all pronounce the safest and comfortable
'h'r i1fsS .san Assa A1Sss
HUDSON RIVER RAILKoAD.-TRAINs LEAVE
cd for Aibapy and Troy follows -Express Train ~
NJ through in four hour, and oonncetrs with trains
s'sss RsG :r hH rs i SlTgs a.
vi Express Trains NJ; aud Aecommo dation IT ain ~
% T. NJ PASSENGERS tsksn a. Chambers street Cana.
ILirty.hrst street Sunday Mall Train AZ r n, from
tensf street Fares 81 20 slbsry Soto Troy ~ -
and ssssss. sh.si % for 1riasps Up sass Wtt ssd North
'''''"ea'' V'>"Vs aEo. STARK. supsria.sndenI
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MADAME ALBoNPS FIRST CONCERT, ON TUES
" day SOFTEN Der 7eeats be secured ut the Piano.
forte and Music store Of VIM. HALL SON 2S9 Broad
way opposite the Park and after Thursday Septom
Der 2. from ga. to Pm.
TICKETS FOR ALBONTS GRAND CONCERTS AT
Metropolitan Hall.-A1 the dollar tickets with
seats secured for ae at JOLLlES Music Store 800 Broad
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From tho West Indie

THE YELLOW FEvBR-sHIP CAPTAIN ARRESTED FOR
KILLING A MICRO
BosreN, Sept. L. 1852
BY the arrival Of the propeller Levantine at Halifax
from Bermuda we have dates 70 the Goth Of August,
(slresdy received at New York by the Petrel)
The yellow fever raging among the French troops
at Martinique
At Barbsaocs, Philip Dcvans, master Of the American
schooner Sally Evans had been Airaigned indot
meDt for killing negro but his trial had been postponed
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oCpLIsrs, AuarsTs AND DrSTYsrs,

yNn ByA~H's FAvAvp Evf SuncwRy, HsiufNhp-
" wtyotriitf ths Motrtpotsse "tei, 4 N@ ets1 ~
n fneaE ttsrttrtst y ac. - tin Eusi tt II tt1e
49, N,sr IAs.,sss, crausy, r6Nnrs ns
AID Styabnus. Psnptlots gratis = ~ s-lgs".
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MUSICAL.


CTyRE CELEBRATED Pc. = DONNA AND PROBES
In SinsiJs Siguors Vaentini, teaches sing
a piano. thercpgb hass snd secom shs oas he
10 o'clock Al. til o'clock Pm She 10 wonderfully sue
oessn tenehns and will present TO the public next
winter professional pupils ef the most remarkable
vsioe and talent
N1ETRoPoLIrAN PIANAFORrH EMPORIUM.-MAU.
M RICE 50 hsRoscH has opened the spsndid store oae
OK Nrst class Meodeons Pnrcbasers are vited
call. BENRY G. WATSON, Manager. 62o Broadway.
1soLIAN PiANoToRTEs, al BROADWAY. Be
eortment OF Haltet Davis Go much admired Piauos
ome very rich tyes with Aasortmsnt Of Boston and
New Yorh Of various makers also large assor
with without the Aoiian, all Of which are Tor at
'he '0"'s' ''''0' i''A'' " LINCOLN rHoxPsoSh
aOA PIANoFoRTEs.-T. GILBERT co.'s NEW
lUV York Wsferooms, 1888 Broadway, corner OF An
thopy street. opposite Broadway Bank And Thesere
whore ths srssst Of Pianos with and wthout
Which have the Issslio Frame. and are warranted V
climate and ave entire sataotion aud Will DO
cold ~ great bsrgaias BY experience OF eight
enlps IN iu,crtans improvements the Gossu has
hcrespg Eesant Roudelr Cottage Pianos convsneoa
for small rooms g. Co.: siAro: as. sas itssa e & ::
ssspdins In Prioes same ~ ~ the mauufaoscry
Desiere supplied liberal discounts. r. H. Wades sad
ths entire Bsscn catalogue Of music and irstruetiop
HORACE WATERS, sels Arsn,.
Constantly hand extsasive assortment OF second
balS Pianos IN ros.wood ana wsAosAsy eases VARYING IN
e., rsiod.ons from SIS 70 $50 csrhsrts. SIS 10 800
Gsisss, from AIO 70 f7s. re-. As. Pianos to let
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> - = -
dea II tbax do not coliess every hng tbL. ttey
ss,lsct,d 10 te so,ps.ntVa wsa snSsc sas oonris
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RRoADWAY THEArRE.-E. A. MARSHALL. seLa
- Lesses-Doors eper att to oommeIse at IN o'clock.
AuAa '''s TsE ,Sisa sSB asssbSa IS "a bSSs!''m'a
''fi'A riss spo p9 iTak TfiER..'.M MT Collins
LADIES BEwARE
NIBLo's GAsDEH.-MaNAGER, MR. JOHN seT roE.
~ Tickets so senti PrivAss Boxes sS Doers open
ctss Miss rhs aor.o ms's e. sse ss Ss
ss nss for s nTS ass "sy Tssd % nigh IA sm,..
on wednesdsy and Friday hiled with tho
esses si sss s.
followed Sy kno"lii Tns K risisal aSsdssyAGk isy
ssTha oo1d r Lyiss Ms rs
Pas de Deux BY Mile. n -iisse snd Mons. ssgo.
VNALLACK' LYCEUM-THIs BEAUTIFUL
'ha theatre having been smes
o.mors can.enience o. the spdienee will opsn fsr
sSs hs s s.
a aSs ne sssss sss :,
ment. Full pai ticolars ia daily bills.
Nz,w rosx faEATaE. Asroa PLACE
~ Doors open At7l4 60 senmeaoe 81 tx.
h'n''' '''A's sosiS OBI .Sp nj o RIiiSFn'd
Romeo p''snSIss cSISRosoEn 5s,,i Miss Ellis. L's'n
Aminadab sloouu., ............ Mr. LesSn
NEw yoRK TaEATRE, AsroR PLACE MR.
s IN 80 S a
ir eriod with III ana world
Tho
aas BY any siSas artist viii YAK Ssgs st ths above
Fas
Sa a.sss's
Charles dc nsille MISS Ellen B.semau; Helriett. ds
Ngny Nsa kae BBteman. And the i'th aot of CHA RO
IIi-kiohar1, Miss Elsa Batsman; Richmond, Mia Kat
s srss
be There viii be peri a. this these
Wednesday evening next in order allie the
IreparAohs, and dress rehearsal to these wonderful
young artists.
CAsTLE GARDEN HEIsER, PROPRIE-
~ tors.-The Seventeenth Grand Sunday Concert this
season BY Dedworths celebrated Cornet Band will take
Se dnia
account of the weather.
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SJGN0R AkDITI anda
Grand Orohsstra.
PROG RAMME.
Overture-Full aud. .Stradela
CavatinA-" La, guer per Bella from the
Opera. itaisaa in Algier, sung by Signor
SA.sovau.i ........:.. .Rossini
biere sung oy Madame albopi. ........ Rossni
Spanish bueto !. MuIatieri," sung by Signori Ro.
we're and Sac giovao nj. ..... ........ .Massni
" "Rocolle stiops of America,' Fantasia for the
Violin posed aud performed by. Sig Arditi
Grand Rondo-' All Credea Miranti." from
Sonnambula sung by Madame Alboni. !. ;. Beni
overiure-From the Opera of the Corsair, COM
posed BY. .:......: ........... ;. Ardiu
Duettino-" Don Pssuuale," sung by Nine. Alboni
and Sig Ssbg'0vanni ............ Donixstti
Aria Bufa-"H II Compositore d'Musica," sung by
signor x .ysre. ....: ......:... Donizstti
Tcrzetto-From Bslisari,, sung by Madame Alboni,
: Sigr ri Revere md ssngiovsnDi ;. .Donizetti
Rondo Finale" Ron Piu Mesta,' sung by Mme.
Alboni.. Observation-Disclosures. Rossni
.
sysoA sou sSaN Two uollhfss
Reserved seats (prce two dosr) had the Music
store 81 william bal S Soa. 239 BroAdwsy.
To oil other pars Of the house. doiiar fov which
numbered seat will be gven be had Samuel Joe 80
Doors osen at hsp.st SIX ocl,ok Concsrs to commence
O
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SAILING OF THE CITY OF MANCHESTER

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. a. 1852.
The steamship City Of Manchester sailed to. day, at
noon. for Liverpool with thirty passengers In
cluded in her cargo 2s 600 bushels Of wheat, the
greater portion being good mi xed and white qualities
Also $50 terces beef and 130 barrels rosn She
carries out specie.
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THE WEBSTER wHIGs IN GEORGIA !
RIcHsoSp, Sept A. 1881
Mr. Stephens, Of Georgia in speech at Crawfordviilc
out strongly in favor Of Webster for the Presidency
Messrs. Poe and Sharp, Webster Presidential electors
n Georgia, have accepted the nomination
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From the South.

BALTIMORE, Sept. L. 1852.
Four New Orleans mails came through this morning,
bringing dates as late as due
Nearly all important items Of have been antici-
pated by telegraph.
The Picavune does not place much reliance the
reported massacre Of Capt Stevens and his men by the
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP BLACK WARRIOR AT
MOBILE.
CaARLEsTcN, Sept. 4, 1852.
Tie steamship Black WA<rior Fl ON New York arrived
at Mobile the I'd instant. ut two o'clock, III. During
the first four days Of the passage she encountered strong
head winds
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PHILADELPHIA wHIG TICKET
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 4, 1852.
Tho wings completed their city and county ticket last
80. r
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U. s. STEAMER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRIP.
NORFOLK, Sept. 3, 1852.
The u. s. steamer Powhatan which has gone into
commission, will sail soon for New York.
The schooner j. Is. Lindsey arrived here in eight days
from Rum keg
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NATIVE AMERICAN NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS-.
PITrsBuRo, Sept 4-P. NJ.
James Nckersham has been nominated for Congress in
the Twenty first district, by the American party in
place off. l.. Flcmming, declined
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roLirIcs At NoRpo Tx.

f- sse~2r NoRroLK, Sept. 0, 1861.
large number Of wings have gone down this evening
to Suffolk attend whig meeting and barbecue.
Considerable excitement prevails he.e amongst both
parties and each have had large professions this week
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-NA-y =. .e.SssJ ~ ris.-y 80"
ccusen;s Lad alcge stock On hand al cf which Sss
.vst
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-11-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
.ESTisAY NOTICE.

M AS taken up as All estray by the sub
w scriber, on his ranch, on Dutch raw
inc near Gold Hill, on the 18th of Oct
1852, one white and black spotted COW,
bell on, no brands also two large red
work oxen bored in the horns with IA
gimblet: no brands or other marks percep-
tible
The owner of the above cattle is reques-
ted to come forward, prove property, pay
chages, and take said cattle away, on or
before the Goth of November, or the,
will be sod to pay charges.
n6-9t] THOMAS CAMERON,
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-11-13
PIIBLIC MEETING.

At a meeting of the citizens of Auburn
held in the Ell Dorado building on Mon
doy evening, Nov. sth, Charles Mckee,
ESQ. was called to the chair and E. j.
Brookes appointed Secretary.
MIR. House stated the object of the
meeting and offered the following resolu
ron which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That three Fire Wardens be
elected by this meeting, said Fire War
dens to have full power to remove or
have repaired, at the expense of the oc-
cupant of the premises, any stove pipe or
other fire fixtures considered unsafe by
them.
The following gentlemen were then
unanimously elected:-P. G. Rust, H. Nj.
House, Jonathan Roberts.
On motion, Resolved, That the Fire
Wardens be empowered to convene a
meeting of citizens whenever they may
deem it necessary for the public safety
motion, The proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Placer Her
aid.
On motion, The meeting adjourned.
CHAS. MCKEE, Pres't.
f.. J. RRooKEs, Secretary.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-11-13
l}elVidcPe Hall.
BY ROSETT.a HENNL.ql

A LII EPICURES, whether permanent
~ residents or visitors of Auburn, are
respectfully informed that the Belvidere
Hall is constantly supplied with every
delicacy the market affords. Our SUP
plies from the City are regular and of
the best quality Oysters in every style
and OF the best qualities are served up at
all hours; game ofvarious kind Is constant
ly on hand; the best porter house steaks
await our guests, in short everything that
will tempt the palate we serve up cheer
fully to our friends.
The outer rs well as the inner man re-
ceiyes our attention: shaving and hair
cutting with all the variations, coming
within our perview.
Call at the Belvdere Hall on Main st.
near the Plaza. stiff.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-11-13
Rancho for Sale.

FNHE subscriber offers for sale that val
L. liable property situated between the
North and Middle Forks of the American
river, known as Todd's Rancho, consist
ing of 100 acres of land, seventy five un-
der cultivation; comfortable residence.
with out houses; a large store-house for
vegetables, and barn "a so feet. There
is upon it a rich garden spot convenient to
abundant water, and thriving young
vineyard. Terms moderate-Apply on
the premises, to
o9-lm F. WALTON TODD.