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sHERIFF'S SALE.

sscosp DIsTricr cOuGri BIIow p pueHAMn rs. ALFRED
EeY VIRTUE of writ of seizure anu sale to
by Honorable
in the Rounds OF the City Eng, Eosis strf, between
ChaTtres and Royal se SATURDAY March 1851 IL
o'clock Il s&
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated Sty Royal
and
Royal aaaed twenty deep
together with the buildings thereon
sostory br5rk with tuIs
brick house, with built IN tie closet adj
joining and stables.
Seized in the above suit. FfeN
The purchaser will the Of
ia000 dated the 10Th day Of May ls payable year
3D. And The balance Of the adjudication pynhle the
JA3fk4 p. FRERET,
m6i Sherd a Paris off rle
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance


COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
t Incorporated in April s4s and declared dividend of so
cent Two Years. Business
IS CAMP ST., Graver and Common
COMPANY dHK Insurance ONLY
This Company being organized solely the protection of the policy
holders and their families against wart and its operations
solid principles and aodg small annual paid during
life and handsome legacy widows and children after death
All policy holders, whether life shorter terms, who
the till DEATH participate the whole oil the pros
the Company.
Creditors married
of husband the sole benefit
herself children from the claims Of creditors.
TRUSTEES:
fagan Joseph Walker Henry S. Bnckner
Peter onrey White John S. Allison,
Robert Ward, Stewa VIM L. Leverch,
Isaac Edward Sparrow.
PETER CoNRRY, Jr President Board of Trustees.
DIRECTORS:
E. W. sewe, John A. Donghsry, John Claiborne,
Edw Jenncr Coke, John NJ Lee, F. X Mnsterson
H. 6. Heart, Thos. g. jenkins, n. y. Preston,
Nj. NJ Cohen o. Wickham, ID. X. Carroll,
n c. Hall, John A. Roberts, John NJ Curran,
Geo. W. Smith, Il. H. Brune R. T. Armstead,
Suuue Wolf, l.. Spsngenberg.
JRSNKR Coxs Vice President.
A. J. wgppERsuRS, NJ. D., Medical Board of
Cf u, HU s, y: d., G01 e"a,s Attorney
D. No. al Magazine street. Medical Examiner,
who will be at the oiice daily from haPast IL to9P.M
BY the Charter only $4,000 is taken on single life.
S This Company entertain applications for Life nsu
Policies all healthy White persons
the Table of Rates established by the Board which
By the Swyork and London Offices and wna
annually and the profits draw and
be made available the extent OF wohs of their amount
who're the has paid his premiums in full.
California Permits at NewfOk and London rates. Prospectus
Life Insurance. and all
effect Insurance. be had at the Office OF the Company
sSf Extensive Travelling Privileges.
L AM. NJ.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

rsraD DsTzIeI counrIPs B. MoNTAAT FRANCIS DUBOIS
NEwOKLEANs. "
skf VIRTUE Of a writ Of plurius fieri facias to
, directed by he onorste the Third
proceed public auction
The Rounda Of ihe cIy Exehaay ST. Louis cAs
and Royal streets SATURDAY M 81, 1851 a19 O'Clock
a T OF GROUND with the one story ZANE Hol 81 story
FRAME KITCHEN, story FRAME KITCHEN ete,
suburb
measursj SECT inches
Claiborne hundred
Eve lines deep. tN9
.izeiin above
being the second and last aucon, the above deserted
viii be definitely adindated highest ard bidder
what it will bring twelve months credit The frnshg
bond with good and solvent security bearing five
and special the sold until final
JAMES p. FRERET,
NH iNof, the Par ut -ieans.
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life

The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Authorized Capital. .TEa MnlIoss DOLLARS.
fAlt up capital
s?,sI0,O00
Working CapiaTwo Millions Three Hundred end Forty Thousand
Dollars.
Offering unusually large capital individual
liability the Stockholders that lnsunceb
perfect security to the pubs against
Fire risks in New0reans, reasonable
The usual abatement OF premium made the Companys Poll
ee with the Mutual Companies and all settlements for lOsaef
will be prompt and liberal.
CIAS. BRIGGS, Agent Office is St. Charles street.
BOARD OF REFERENCE IN NEW ORLEANS:
Samuel Nicholson, A. Hene, Thomas Seiiar,
Al .anfear, G. A. Holt VIM Mnrs,
VIM. Felowes ]. b. B-hn, Jas RObb
E. Ogden.
DIRECTORS YORK:
JAS BROWN Chairman
FEAS CorTEsEr, Deputy Chairman.
George Barclay, Francis Griffin Royal Phelps,
Mark W. Collet, Mort Livingston Ed. +. Sandeson,
G. w. Faber, VIM. 5. Wemore.
ALFRED PELL Residen, Secretary.
FRANCIS GRIFFIN Counsel of the Board. mas ly
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NATIVE AMERICAN MEETNG.-A Native American Meeting
has been held in Charestown Mass protest against the
reception from any foreign of any contributions
the Washington Monument. A resolution for tax Of
800 all foreign immigrants passed also was one
ia bor
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DIcKENs's New WoRK.-The NewYork Mirror has com.
menced the publication of Dickenss work the Bea
House, 1t in the true Dickens style, with
London fog and Chaucery suit
CATHRNE HAyEs-Cathrine Hayes and company hay
arrived at St Louis
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ms- Dr. DALTON has this day received some
,snune Vaccine desiring protection the oathsms
md dangerous Small it by application Dr.
n a. his Office No. 50 St Charles st9p
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~ JUST RECEIVED:
FLORIDA CEDAR LOGS, to be sawed into boards
IlGNUMVrr turned into Ten PIN BALLS, nj the
ARCADE MILLS MAHOGANY AND LUMBER YARD,
IL ST. JOSEPH
mills ly HENRY I, SHERMAN,
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SHERIFF's SALE.

OF NKwORLEASs. tt lands HEIRS. NO 42s3
PY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale to
u directed by the Honorable the Third District Court
the above entitled viii sell public
the RotGnds the City Exchange
Chas and Royal streets TUESDAY April IT, fse L. O'Clock
NJ
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together BUILDINGS
and IMPROVEMENTS thereon privileges
thersuno belonging, any trat the
by Bartholomew, Magazine, Meere and and
inches and halt lines
Bartholomew hundred and ssvsnyfve feet
depth, parallel lines which said lot
composed whole OF
eight plan BY Bfing the 9th
February deposited the de H. b. Cnas Notary
Public.
Which BUILDINGS consist Of ONES STORY FRAME HOUSE
tanning Rooms with good and convenient OUT BUILDINGS anil
a GARDEN n Of the house.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash on the JAMES p. FREFFT,
mh2T apf II q Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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~ Stable Triton Walk between BacchGs and Dryies
high hind white knot lump on right tore leg
switch tail Any persons ths
the Horse be recovered VIII be oery
rewarded by applying at NJ EASTMAN NO. 'uiA Street
New Basin. mu.S ""
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IMPORT,


NEW fORK-Pcr ship oxford Assorted mdse.
BoSTON-Per ship Sheffield: Assorted mdse
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Az ANTl-RENr BLL.-Another Ambient Bill has been
reported in the New DIRK Legislature which provides for
going through again with the farce which has been played
for several years past to catch anrent The New
York Express expresses the hope that there good
and integrity enough in the Legislature defeat this and
all similar measures.
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HEAVY SSow SroRN.-The NewYork Mirror of the 18th
says The twenty-seyenth storm of the
cured yesterday and of the most violent that
have almost experienced The snow covered the
ground to considerable Depth although much of it
melted as it fell. Towards midnight rain and seet
ceeled the and early pedestrians this morning
perienccd time that tried mems solesn About o.
clock the afternoon every telegraph wire leading Of
the city brok. down under the heavy pressure of the
damp snow
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Agency of the Mutual Pro.

~ ENERAL COMMISSION AGENCY. L.
Co., No, 80 Camp street. will give prompt attention
all Subscription received Tor Newspapers and
perio ieals in al The States also Europe.
for insertion the Northern and Eastern
papers, also ior the the eouh parishes Louisiana
BOOKS LETTER PAPER, PERIODICALS and STATIONERY
we'll selected assortment OF late anu popular SHEET
NuISTC Of the laiestpu publications..
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TIE Discovery ETHER.-The committee of the House
Of Representatives it is said have decided upon awarding
100000 DR. Morton, of Boston, for his discovery, thus
settling his right to that discovery DR. Morton it is also
stated has caused his competitor Dr. Jackson to be
Washington for libel growing out of the
trOvcrsY between them.
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Vessel AND CARGO BURNED.-The Mobile Tribune OF
Thursday evening says: The lighter schooner John
Clarke which left wharves yesterday morning with
about three hundred bales of cotton for the ship ottawa
dying the lower ect while Dog River bar in low
erng the ainsa it in with the caboose and
caught which immediately communicated with the
cotton The vessel and cargo is total loss.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT
Saturday Morning, March 81 1852
EApED yESrupn,u
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VIII leave FRIDAY April p at O'Clock P. nj. re- -.
LsOR LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE, ~ i
N PADUCAH AND vICKSBURG-The Splendid Ei{ssaesS$ss
MAGNOLlA.-The nagnih.
cent and running passenge packet MAG SoA ST.
board, ~ % foyufhs street,
rTEIEo. SHUTE, 81 common street.
Rooms seenred by Appyng at ~ Common st. In?3
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A VIS.-Seconde Municpalite, Paroisse dor
ltansLe oussigna Collector des Taxes de iEta notfe par
present personnes dovent de Ea aee
ISL des licenses pour auee 1854 dams la d Mgniee gu est
bonee Front LeVee, la gne dc LAFAYETTE
de bureau, No. 20 Mnnit
pay Hail. pour payer les dtes nepuis neqf heues d man
de xDintin u temps present
la loi. mh2 2Otl THtlS. ASFEW, Coileeiepr
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LyOR ALEXANDRIA AND NAT -
Il CHIToCHES-Weekly Packet Red River L@3&sSsea3s
TIE steam P. DALMAu, VIM. Kay, master will
TUESDAY, January 10, at o'clock
every succeeding Tuesday during the The DAMAN
the HECLA the Red River trade For
freight or passage, apply to SPEAKE d MUCREARY,
janlq If Nc. Tchouptouas street
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Il IGNUMVITE, ASH, BEACH and MAGN0-
Il LA JUST RECEIVED.
Per ship Isaac Aeron, choice lot OF LGNUMvTE to be turned
into TEN PIN BALLS lot OF ASH PANkS toggh small lot
of BEACH PLANK Il lot of one inch MAGNOLIA - 1870
ARCADE MILLS MAHOGANY AND LUMBER YARD,
Office, ST. Joseph street
mh94 81 HENRY I. SHERMAN.
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III EW UUUUS.-P, W. WUUDIIEF, NO. To
received per steamships Winfield Scott
Union Empire City and by the sailing packets NewYok BIOS
of Fashionable Sasonable FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS heretofore in extent variety
recherche style, which he offers WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
his patrons very reduced prices The stock consists
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PERSONS guPrRgp should be aware they have
,gans STR ASGULATED HERNIA all its horrors but prop
erl,rnn ueteda LlY we'll sdapted FRIsS.
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Died.

On Wednesday June z HESRrETrA r.. wife Of william
n. Dunnel in the 21st year Of her age.
The friends and relatives Of the family, and Of her
brothers William $. and II l.. Wait invited to al
tend her funeral. from her late residence 12j Henry
street this afternoon, at o'clock, without further
notice.
on Wednesday evening. June2, CATHERINE CUM,nSs, in
the s5th year II her age.
The relative and friends Of the family respectfully
Dviteo to attend her funeral this afternoon at O'Clock
from the residence Of her John Cummns % Spring
stIoot Her remains will be taken to the cemetery in
First avenue for nterment.
On sunday, May q by accidentally falling from the
Catherine ferry boat Olive JonE FRtprrioK ScAuTrR,
only Frederick and Margaret Schutcr aged years
and days.
The relatives and friends of the family also Tie mem.
bert OF Scion Ledge No $3.50 o. Of r. and rhurnelda
Lodpe No 3, A. ID . H., are respectfully invited to
attend hi funeral this afternoon a o. clock from the
If hs parents 800 Water street. without further
invitation
on wctnesdsy, juno 2 Mrs. SUSAN Ass MoRcAs, aged
a. years
IeI rcmans will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery this
ornine at 10 O'Clock The relat,c and fricDs Of the
4 my respectfully invited TO attend her funeral
from hf Incidence her son-in jasper Cairns Esq
n LJrnipg street without further notice.
hss London papers plesse copy.
On Thus. Gay juno s. after a painful inrs5, RIzADErf
n gppr, aged - ycsrs.
Ter f1nersi s take place from the residence OF hos
bfsfht iblaw .lebu Mott $50 Third this after
n>1 The relatives and friends ~ tho family invited
" a1fend without furtha invitation.
IN Tburdny June .. MANY ANN Bmtf.Gr laughter Of
the Late ov benispiir Dome Of Bristol England aged
" Year, month and 70 daJe.
Gbf ri,. md frcpts q he family rc respectfully
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stock Sales.

PHLADrLrHIA June a-Stoek Board@loo shares Reading
Raroad Ss; 500 Lebgh Insurance 0S; $500 Pennsylva
na IS, 96 1000 Allegheny Company6s, NJ 900 City Rail-
road sc. l0 10000 heading Bonds. 10 1874 5000 Pennsyl
vnna SIS 96; 5000 viii mngon Railroad 6 &c. 2i3 shares
Pennsylvania Railroad f1 $4,000 Beaver Meadow 6 Ss
Pennsylvania ~ Ms; y shares Iradesmens Ban
80 shares Union Canal l2's; $1,000 Reading Bonds 20 ss
$50 shares Long Island Railroad TO- 100 Reading Railroad
3a So 600 Reading G - ga COO Reading Bonds S3s;
600 Leligh 6s, SS q; 80 900 Reading Bonds, o33s
BALTIMORE, June 2.-Stcck Board-S& Baltimore SIS
1890 los 10 shares Marine Bank O IN Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad 49, Is time 7 20 York and Cumberland Rail.
road Il At the board this day Maryland 6s closed at 1861
Baltimore 6s 1870 1861 lid, 10Y asked; Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Bonds 1867 9i bio 90 asked DO 1875 IS b
% asked do 1890 93a bid, 93 .sked; do shares 5 bid
II asked: York and Cumberland Railroad q hid 2A asked
Baltmore and Snsouehanna RailroAd 30 bid 33 asked
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On Wednesday June 2. by the Rev NJ J Raphau. Phi.
D. the house Of her parents 69{ Houston street, lisa
DrLLA eldest daughter Of A. H. Lissak Esq, TO ALBERT
J. ToBias. Esq. of San Francisco.
On Sunday. May 80. in Mansfield Connecticut by the
Rev Mr. Wimore. Dr. s Russell Gums, Of New York,
to Miss HARRIET, daughter Of J. d. SpofIord ESQ., of
Mansfield
win Mr. WILLIAM u BRowrr. Of Brooklyn, Long Island,
to Miss CHrisTI.SSA MACHINERY, Of New York
On Thursday, June 3 by the Rev. James r. Stone. Mr.
A.EoN LpA,r1T Jr TO Miss Many JANE third daughter
OF " lillian A. Spaiford Esq, all Of this city.
New Orl, ans papers please copy.
On Tres day June ] at st. Paus Church by the Rev
DR.. IIaight, Mr. G. II. WILMER TO HAHRETTr youngest
daughter Of DR.. John Wheeler, all Of New York Mr.
JAMES AnKrLl Of New York, TO Miss CHRISTINE HELosE
Brown, Of New Haven.
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The Turf.

+, UsioN CouRsr, L. --TRorrNG-THvRspAv. June g.
Pure and stake $500 mile heats bot three in hve in
harness.
5. Mclaughlin entered m Lady Brooks. ..... l 1
IL Woodruff entered b. IN Boston Girl ........ dr..
q. Spiccr entered blk G. Goliah. ............ DIR.
Time 2:31-2:31-thrd heat time taken.
SECOND RAcE-Purse and stake $3.50 mile heats. best
three in five, to wagons-wagon and driver to weigh
$50 lbs
NJ, Nodine entered :. m. Green Mountain Maid ..... /
Y. Kelly entered G New York. ................ dr.
y Spcer entered e. z. War Eagle Observation-Disclosures. dr.
VIM. Whcan entered $. IN Lady IIanes .......... dr.
Time. 3:03.
SAME DAY-Match for 500. mile heats in harness
Mr. Mncready entered b. IN. Lady Mack ............
Mr.. Golden entered &. G. Butcher Boy ........ dist
Time 2:54
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\ ARITIHs IsTaLLIoaa oa
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 3, 1859.

Cleared.
Steamship City Of New FORK Baxter. Boston, Hauls.
Ship Lata (Brl Walker. Liverpool 0rinnsl Miaturn
Ship st Lawrence (Br) florence. Quebec, Elimination
Ship child' Harold tBr,. Amory, Quebec. wi.slev
B.ik Adams Psriins bs~.ss i i1 sasss .cs.
n Bark Thames tBrj, Renne. Sc stephen, Nh. 1
s f sam ;a. ca
B Bs tsh P;. ssfs e.
Brig Jslist lbrj Hitter. Yssmsa.a. n nsssst
Brig Queen Esther. Pendsson. Philsdeiphis Buck
sss ss Essssi ss s'Es; as.; Ssk. Post
sr 5a
ssT s@'ss
S SiSsP p pStsr f f.
Arrived.
as Stss B ny
Steam ::..p Rosnols, Parrish. Norfolk AID Richmond "a
sssT d.y.
Ship Quebec Dgrse New Orleans IA days. with ndse and
Brig winthrop. crewsi ssvAnia. May II, with cotton.
n sss ss 81 sus,1as
BIs BootLb, (Sr, COLL. Windsor. Ms Is days. with
Bris Rainbsy Or, Cochran. Windsor Ms II days. with
Brig Gen Wilson, Bockwth, Apalachicola, IL days with
cotton, TO Eagle Hazard.
,s Gilman lBr) Lockhart Windsor, Ms IA days. with
Brig Grand Turk (of Provdence) Porter jacksonville
day with yellow pine, to iirice
brig Emma Frances Bartlett, st Johns River Fa May
"a with lumber to Gichrist. May "a. miles st
Johns Bar spoke sctr Paos, Bartlett for Jacksonville,
Brig J Anderson. Paine. Boston. days
Brig J Bong, Farnham. Csais. 10 days.
Sehr Csrire tBrl johnson, Nassau. Mp. days. with
SaLr James Brane (Brl Trask, Sydney CB. with COAL
to ii Brane.
schr Forrest tof Kennebunk) Burrss. Attakapas. "a
days with to Leverch May H. of Ship Island
Bar. spoke schr Sxml usddock boundin
scbr Meteor. kippen. Mobile II days, with cotton, to
Richards May Is, lat q o. Ion u H. spoke ship Nathan
Hanau from Boston NOr)eans 2Sth 49, Ion ~ 40
spoke brig Rush. from 1ardenas for Boston
Schr Mott Bedeil Osborne. A,exandiia. days
Schr Com Kearny, Lowell Boston, 3 DAYS.
Schr H Layton. Perry, Cala,s 10 days.
Schr Eichmond Wall Calais. IL days.
Schr Bloomcr " fnsIow, Lubec: days.
Sthr Houton (of BOSTON, Atkins. Bangor II days.
Schr Cordelia. Burton. Rockland. days
Schr Red Beach. Wooster, Eastport. days.
Steamer Delaware, Sanford, Philadelphia.
The reported sailing Of ship Albatross yesterday
and should have been the propeller Albtros which
down the bay trial trip and returned In the
Wind at SUNRISE WI meridian, W; sunset Sw. clear.
Geographic Marine neporss.
BOSTON. June 8.
Arrived-Ship Nerth Bend NOsans; schrs Juist Rich
mond; Frank, Troy; Brave Albany Sua. NYork.
tanzas; schrs Bay state, Ho ard Homer, Victor.
York.
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PYRoTEcHNIC ESTABLISHMENT BURNED About
sudden explosion took place in the pyrotechnical
manufa cturing establishment of the Messrs Edge,
in this city, which envclopcd the shop, with
several adjoining buildings, in flames, burning
fifteen minutes; and wonderful to relate, although
about dozen men employed there at the
moment Of the occurrence, including Mr.. Edge. one
of the proprietors, all Of them escaped with their
lives, by jumping from the windows, instanter.-
Jersey CITY Sentinel. Jtnc3
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invited 10 attend hes fuAeeAL sa her ste redenc 81
Bowefy without cuFthse nselcs.
On 1Aurdsy. Ju.s ;. Il Aaseass Il The ksAr 1ssxAs
CoRDey
Tho relatives and fiseds u the family alss his bro
rsinlaw, Patrick g. Coaahsn and George X; also
the members Of tho Whitehall Benevolent citation,
respectfully invited attend funeral ion ths
afternson, ct O'Clock.
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uDWO NJ TIE L EG Il APHs
s>>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~s~-
MOVEMENTS OF THE POLITICIANS.
>~~>~>~~~~~~>~~>~~r~~
Scott Delegates Chosen by the Maine
Convention.
PROC@EDINGS IN THE UNITED STATES
SENATE.
The Reception Of Kossuth at Troy,
TO-, So, 30.
TBuRTY-sECOND CONGRES8
FIRST SESSION.



WASHINGTON, June g. 1852.
COMMUNICATIONS THE DEPARTMENTS.
The CHAM laid before the Senate q communication
from the President enclosing information the files Of
the Departments relating to claims Also, report
frc0 the Secretary of War In reply resolution of the
Senate enclosing estimates for the Improvement Of Saint
Clair Flats Lake Michigan Also report from the
Secretary Of the Navy announcing that the for
tho removal Of the wreck Of the steamer Missouri for
$80,000 had been complied with
PETITIONS.
Mr. HALE lfree sou Of N H.. presented petitions from
The cttsens OF Cheiuung county New York complaining
Of the nhuman. tyrannical and cruel law, known the
Fugitive Slave law, and asking its repeal lie said as
distinguished body in session elsewhere had referred
resolution rearmng that law to committee he hoped
the Senate would also refer this petition to the Commit
tee ON Judiciary
The petition was, on motion laid on tho table
FREE FARM PETITIONS ETC
Mr. SEWARD presented %, Mr.. SUMNER T. Mr.. CAss 80
bill.
Messrs BRoDnrAp, UrHAM CHASE and others, present
ed similar petitions.
Mr.. CLEMENs. (dem) of Ala. gave notice of an amend
mcnt 70 the Homestead bill
WASTE SAVANNAH.
Mr. DAWSON. (whig) Of Ga. reported joint resolution
giving to the city Of Savannah Georgia certain waste un
occupied grounds in that city form ery occupied by GO
vernment and the ordered to be engrossed for
third reading.
RAILROAD MISSOURI.
The bill granting lands Missouri for certain railroads
in that State taken up. The question pending
on eoncurring in the House amendment
Mr.. CoorER (whig) Of Pa, withdrew his demand for
the yeas and and then the House amendment was
in
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~ AoRsEs AA0HKTIc LINE, OFFICE NO. avail STREET.
THURSDAY June g. 1851.
BUFFALO, OF. H.-Cear. Wind southwest. Thermo-
meter 90. Barometer % 80.
RocHEsrER, eP. M.-IIas been a showery day. Wind
west Thermometer 81.
AUBURN, QP. MA fine, clear evening Wind west
Thermometer q. Has rained most all day
SYRACUSE, 0 p. M.-Cloudy evening, and quite cool.
Strong west wind. Thermometer SO.
UREA, P. M.-Clesr, pleasant evening. Wind west.
Thermometer g.
ALBANY, r. M.-Cloudy but very pleasant evening
Wind north Thermometer II. Barometer 90 $40. Mer.
curry 49,
Troy. r. Mt has been a very pleasant day
Wind north. Thermometer 70.
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WHO MISUNDERSTANDING BURNED
BJstOs june 3. 1882
The Ninth District wing Convention have chosen VIII.
lard Croker delegate - tie Natonsl Convent on
Jpnings distill.ry 1T South Boson w,s destroyed by
Ore this morning Loes 80 ODL