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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02
fGATRtIMONIkI. NJ

nIATRINQAY MADE EASY OR now TO WIN A
NI rcyerPr0fesBtr LhHtoD, Boson formerly OF Lon :
DOR will scnd 10 any nddr as on receipt Of doar no
r,d Plata cir osi6ns able aoos rertls 10 win
th devoted hEeo ons Of many o. shc opposite ~ their
icas 6uhra. Tho process Ia simple, bub 90
A dli may BE- -rTis3 irrespective II ago. appearance
y5siton; ard sN though n6least be arranged with
srd dsliotoy that do.Ccisn II imposble IA
dress Professor Layton, Htoa, Maze. ~ oltsEB taken
sIom Ie Post Mae, nnlehg tho loathEa ls ItId.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02
NEW YORK LEaIsLATUHE.


ALBAav, Marsh L. 1850
REPORTS ON RiLI.s, EIc.
Mr.. BARTLETT (dem) reported fsyorsbly tho bin. to
allow Bnghamtop to take stock In ths Syracuse AMI
Biughsmtcn and the Albany and Susqaehanns rail
ways.
Mr.. CooLrr (dem reported fsvorably the bill to
regulate tho Wharfage OF lighters In New York and
Brooklyn.
MIR MORGAN (wbig) introduced . bill to incorporate
the China Mutua! Marine Insurance Company.
THK PUBLIC PRINTER.
mr. Jo'rs (dem offered resolution, which was adopt
ed that the judiciary Committee report whether tho pub
lie printer had viosted and forfeited his contract by re-
fusns or delaying to print certain bills
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Sa6W sxCkDG ", x~es
Ruled by the planets, Fate hor secrets tells
Only 70 those Who know the won drous sptila
By which eveDss-the future and the past
Arc brought to light when horoscopes are csst.
Gan van di rina WIN this Llgh gifk haa won

kiug NsIl scorsl tits MISUNDERSTANDING son.
rNHE WONDEhFUL CURES Performed By THs
ereat Swedish hstrolo and syo the sub
feet daily oemmnpt in sill circles Of socioy and hs pro-
dicuons OF approaching disclosures OF tho
strise All who ooneult him with and His
wonderful thill in unrsveng oonsprseics ocass chsrAc
srs reooneiing esrtnged ieu do restoring the
trotcn nha o nstrimonis bliss SETTLING all perpex
aver tested Ais pow,t Re siense So b,,s sts .hsrc
nay be onrsuled at oil hours Day lii terms for
esg nshviuee &c arc set io.th In his smsnas for
ih2 ready Tor grats aistrbucn tho asore named
numter.
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iaxRKEsa AGEnCxEa.

II gRF0RD " CO.'S CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND
ID Parcel ESpress by the Unied Ststes and PAcfc NAL
steamstp Companys fast running stesmcr in ofarse
gpeolal me6souser Our next regulst will
te patched the apondid double engine
Crescent City Frdly Anrch 9th. Shippers will please
in their goods with Invoices sary ia order 30 give
ano tor oordipg ard se.nE Al ths custom honss Sn,
ptrses received till r. n. thc day of ssn. freight
10 ccnts III. Our facilities sdch that
esfpasb goods aheAd Of ethsr No charge tor
houee consular secured she only
through line, via Navy Bay and PGnAu. at once.
BERIORp Y CO, No. yeeeY ssresA. Ass0r Honss.
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City Intelligence. +.

EMrGrATIoS FypRuAHy The following table shows
the number of aliens and the naions whence they
csms, who arrived at tins port duriDg tho month 0
February -
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GRY0oRYf CALIFORNIA PACKAGE hED pARCEL
IN EFrrofs viz the Iftfnus Of EioMagu,, through la
about ~ five dsysIhe subaosisors will forward
Exrrcss Treght ~ VIA cApedous route by 10 ssamshp
prcne4heus, on Etiity Hkf0h ON, 81 4. shippers
nc particularly requested TO havc their goods "a this ao
ttvro N0dseed,y 81 ir0ts IN pscssses not a.
fr 100 lbs voth Psrfcs received uati tire "a
TIC 6sy TIC steamer Nnyos 81 letters nnt:l5 Y. NJ.
TnUMPEON & !IIG ACOOR, Managers sud Agsptr
i9 pcar st. ooruer WALL AFTER let hty 2U0 BFo.d ray
fls onos 20 les f.om tnd aWts the Isl Of May neXs
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PLAr FOR RfLiErSa BKosbwsy Yesterday evening,
q Communication Of n. B. Clayton, came before the
Beard d Aldermen in which apiSn Is proposed for the
relief OF Broadway IL Is to be accomplished by open
ing the three blocks fron Fulton 10 Liberty street. thus
connecting Church street With Trinity pace. and by
widening the ssme, ard continuing 1t TO Greenwich
street. st the Battery; further, ~ interronS College
place and West Broadway with the rev street AZ Full
ton street thereby counsciing all the wsrtern avenues
tf travel With the proposed relief tor Bread~ay.
Tur BRrTaL AssAuLr.-We learn that jim 5ulliyau'
DID not belong to the party who started the e In Esst
Broadway Saturday last IL appears tina. bs was q
pessmsker in the affair aud from this the mistake was
made lie in the enipoiy OF Mes'Is. MacArsL sinp-
sen.
PFprsrarAv PEar-- We are I, stated that man II 70
walk go half miles IN 0s0 successive half hours, In
the Atlantic Garden. He Is to begin on Saturday next
aRtAr NusArcg-We urderstand that the southeriy
ride Of Thirty 9th street is daily flooded with water,
which Is Discharged every evening from the factory,
the Seventh and Eighth and which frecses
during tho night, covering the whole street with
sheet OF ice thereby gering the lives OF the
dents Of said street We hope the City Inspector wiz
tako Is matter isto confederation ard have shis nus
snce removed without delay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02
FOR SALE.

HANDSOME FARM FOR SALE, Oh TO RENT. AT
"A Tar Rockaway, Long Island fronting the bay and
also other suitable for country see En-
gvire Of Samuel r. Norton the premises; Mondays
Tbursdays and Fridays t the 0os Nr SlAs c. Emlsh,
No. 90 Rsso street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02

lanes COLE, AUCTI0NEER, WASHINGTON PARK.
lynPosttive auction sale Of $50 lots Myrtle.
De Kaib Cumberland, Carlton Oxford Portland dampdsn.
Park and flu1hs svepue, in Byookyr comprising nesry
she iross poetic three SIDES o. Washington pak
lerohants Exchange IN .he city Of Rev York Every Loo
offered will be ocyey sold 20 the highest bidder Stree.e
GRADED and paved aud the lots sdspsed building forth
With The slc embraces of tnc most vsiusbe lots In
and Cumberland avenues opposite Washington Park; and
Others lying nocth Of Eyrtlc Park Flushing,
Cumberland Oxford FortlAnd sna Ham rhe
terry from he fct OF Montague street 20 the foot Of all
along Eyse and Washington Psrk
ntninny about thirty acres snd oor uBrvaoa
prospect OF the co f Broosln and Now York and Of tho
barber tbe oectre o this property Tho srsdnE and
Wanting Of tho Park under oonrsct TO
be completed on thc lth day of April rex aud .he lois
will DO eoli free tho laid ts.ef- An the
p-oesspd grad ed paved vita the exoep
so Of Hsmrden street, ~hich has rsoenv been graded
private contract good te. AID fcee from all enoum-
krsDoc Clauses sshnst ndeancs aaerte. In tho desds
Terms ~ sale Ha?s boots ami further rfornssion
be obtained application Go Jares Cos No. 43 Fulton
street, Broohlyp or Wall strees New York of the
subscribers. LOTT. MURPHY, VAEDERBfLT,
NO. FcoIs gsreet. Brooslyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02

HENRY T LEEDS, AUcTIoNEER PERsMproRY
cae :f rosewood mahogany sad wa nu, Psror, Dining
hoom and Chamber Furniture at suction. this day at 1
O'clock At the large sales eS Chambcrs street
Henry T. Leeds will sell above, fine Assorment Of
Eeuehold FURNITURE Plated and Glassware Table Cutlery
Hair Mattresses Psi.s.es pain Chamber Suites p5sg
seat Paryor Usairs Sofss Tetea Tees arbetop Dress
Burekua in rosewood and mahogany; marble wash
stands Werdrcb.s beautifully carved rosewood Bed
imported from France TOR priv
italian marble top Dress Bure.u to m.soh
Castora CGhs Baskets, wood Piano stools This
is he offered this season. and worthy
attent tion. Catalc gues are now ready.
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A DAVIS 4 90 3 oAdE0RgIA rarIenE .pA1KAaE.

A DAMS L. 90 e CALIFORHIl FREIGHT, PACKAGE,
n ard Parcel Expr8ss cor steamer Crescent Cy on Vr-
GGy, tarth bPer ". hs stesmsr ntre oiAY on fueS
asy March snd ttamer sierra nevaas, % hcdnes
9sy March 7otf otvt rsglss Bxgrees g, California ,A
yhef4es snd FanEps viii be scf patched 10 tts,mr
NFeecent Ciiy, en fti1sfi Hsgch o. ~ o,clck Z ~,
icrgh So usual IN ohrrss ~ Ssee rrtthtf fge
ha hnectl eserger dsaar atlon. feghG toe tais
pto uust Be dsverod . vi,h invoices en- tr before
th.tSy hh March Snall parcels vii be rsscyo1 un II
Sei.oA =. > dsJ Of ealing We ssah dssps "a sps,
fttnm fnpiro oisy on russdsy eth Ssrch a. l,ck
i W, uropEh 10 ohsrse of special Ecsasrroe ~ tho
rev md .Wa Heamer Sierfs N,vsds, Otpt y. VIII
oo shs ,rSsra % ~ sss!s frysts an pnesee ssprss
tsmer New Orleans, al P.nsua on tho kpfi FOR ssn
tspoisoo psrtovlyu ~ Witch will bs give, In fuurs aa
Sectisemsntt ADAMS u co, Is cad jB Wall s,rses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02

ENOR SALg-A TiKoT GLASS THRkH STORY, AfTIGs
and under cellar brown 'front.' House she
best with all ths modern Ths Mouss
Az iaches by 60 feet deep lot ~ feet ~ inches by
l ssrsted between Thirss,h and Streets OF
se east side Of Madison Also three three story
attic Houses ssuated she northeast OF feurtt
and Thireh And ALSO se throo story baso
uens House einng the above the north side Of
Tnatb These all rented 10 good senkn
~ sueh pricse will afford eSoeiient Investment In
QGi-e Of JAMES OOAHER u SON, - Ann s.reet,
ooYrsrof NASSAU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02

LV0R sLLE-THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES ov
we'll establish Jewerv store In Broafwsy. This Is
ssood for person having ont or avs
made easy With proper AtlenMor the repairing alone
could be made TO psy For further particulars Ad
dress, with reSl name. 4. N. w.. Herald ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02

THE EFT RTED REVOLT IN MoRMoNDoM.
WASHINGTON, March l. 1852.
Ron John NJ Bernhise the delegate in Cougres, from
Oregon, pronounces tho received by the Prone.
tkeus Of opposition to the United States
sheer fabrication 1t is alleged to be an old a1aIi
growing out Of the difficulty existing last autumn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02

yNOR sALK-ALL TuE FIXTURES, FURNITURE &C.
of the sive Bathing Establish nene OF c. Stop
psn who about retiring from the bnsooss Bread
aker etreetI consisting of Bathiag Tabs
Tubs Boilers Gas Fixtures Tops Dressing
Boxes, fount tsin all Of whoh nearly looking
Glasses Chairs, Table, Carpets. Gl Ware Stoves Nc.
Attention Ia particularly caod 30 pumbers builders and
wishing articles Of tho above description. they
will be old cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02

NTHONY J. BLrEcKER WILL SELL THIS DAY.
n ~ auction at IL O'Clock NJ tho Merchants Exchange
about fifty building iots Broad Thirty Third Fory
frst, Yty second, Forty third, and Sixty fourth
near Brosdgsy. and on Nn,h avenue, Avenue A. Forty
right in front Of tfe For msp5 and full particulars
Apply TO thu auctionecr, No. Brosd street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02

u c. KEMP. AUCTIoNEEH.-LAR0E AND Pc.
H remptory auction sale of elegant Hurnt
1or.os Csrretsg 60 four m0n.hs ssse!s for salts
and Friday nest l0x o'clock each day. At the large half
SEQ Broadway (frmeriy the Chinese kussum). between
Ie ssscs q sw9 Of our old and we'll e,..1
lAs made she beat aud most substapal manner
fer city custom trace and consste OF worry large and
spen OF richly carved rosewood mahogany
srd black walnut Parlor Dining Room Library and Cham
ber Furniture comprising artics Of elegance and
utility usually found in tho large snd ashonsb furnsus
wsrorooms and much larger and more vsrod assort
city goods will DO admitted in this sale but sush q.
rehst upon ard warranted au limited goods will
be received IS 10 the intention of c owners that tho
whole ehAl be sold without Csrpctrgs aso ffy
Die for stairs etsmbers and halls Pianof0rss eclock
octave from city mskors Of good reputation
and fully varrspted Thsse Pisnofortcs particularly
worthy The ton of buyers and bs examined The
day the sse Arrangements will be made 70 storo
goods until Msy or 10 have them packed Tar shipping AZ
reasonable charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02

A UCTT0E roTIcE-c. CASSIDY, AUCTIoNEER =
"A by n. n Rnsh this day. al II O'clock at No Orange
street Chathr street, tho tents Of Grocery and
Aiouor Stsre combating OF Tes osn Soales Weight.
Lecart Tumfers. Beer Pumps stove pix.ue 80 also
small let OF Furniture. K D. SkLlH, salesman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02

II II. LuDLoW, AUCTIoaEER.. PERExPToRy
ludlow will soil 1T auction "Wednesday. March TO- at IL
O'clock at tho Eerohants ExcharFsy andew.er stroet
the attic and bsr nmep brick house and lot No.
yandcwsser near Pearl strset lot ~
teot by 80 feet deep house, 40 feet decphss Croton
wltet 20 tho ss Can be rented for $500 Jor further
street. at she ooe Of tho auctioncsr 10 II Wall street
TANNsL COAL OF vIRGINIA-s0o SHARES OF
" Wnitred Mining and Manufacturing Company OF vir
yria, will DO sold by SIMEON DRAPER, Auctoneer st
Inc Merchants Exchsnrs on Tuesday ~ March twelve
o'clock. This CoDpanys mines and works are situate in
a<snavts County vi gina, the staanboat navigation
portion thereof of tho Great KAnswha river 10 OHIO
river
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCrION.-oN
Wednesday mornng a. 10 o'clock at ls Canal street.
rom family leaving tho oity Bede ling eofa
Chairs Eoakeye Carpets Looking Glasses, Burcss Pier
Centre, and Dining Tables Stoves Crookery, Glass Ware
kc out ooor ssies attended to-chsrses moderate.
y)AINTIN0S AT AUoTION-JoHN LAWSON WILL
SELL this evening AZ the large store 2o6 square
Of stcoS of Oil intnss In roh mounted gilt
irsmtg A!no French and Enslsh engravings. ooor cd,
vsin ard IL ehcetc E-A eplendd large sized Cosms
rs The exhibition Of paintings drawings SO in
plese cydor, will be offered ~ the above sslo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02

I W. BROWN. Observation-Disclosures FURNI-
- tufe.1uestav, March as ten o'clock, At No. I77
Clinton street Brown will sell at auction above
ahe furniture OF family declining consisting
Of Sofas Chsirs, Dyans Pitr and Gard Tables Looking
3lnees Carpeia Lamps Giandalee, OIL Cloth, Hall Ssand
Dressing Buresus Mattresses China, Crookery GLASSWARE
Bedatcaa6 Kiknhnn utonels
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02

n. MERWIN. AUCTI0EEKR. by BANGS.
IA Brother Co., trade sAle rooms No. l3 Park
5uesd.y mornng EAson 81 II O'clock morsxsgee,s And
Wi0ughby Co. ooneisting of valuable Stereotype Pases
Hsst variety of finely Steel Pstes large quAn
Sies OF their publications, subao ribers acrg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02

SOjOO y.s. !, gSE s.5.s
blo sevn per cent morgaze having two 20 a,urc
The mortgage secured real estate few hours ri from
the city, but OF rst cAss chars. worth $ @ and paying
.fUmrs rent of $1,000 por annum $500 deduction will
made IL application 10 made diAtely Please hodres
oail 81 tho Life Insurance Office, IS Warren street.
C0G0-FoR SALE, A VERY GENTEaL PLEASANT
PoOO and rreftAbls Ddoor business 1hiy Is the best
of rcd for small capital The propriet,g
has too much business Apply al the oee No Csrmins
srcrt from II 20 IL A. NJ or the store, 2 HudIon stra
from 40 10 y. N.
I'D nOO ACRES or LAND, SITUATED IN BATH
,UOO county yffri., for ssle. in quantities 70
SUI, trc rufohte- exchanged for other prsp0ry Inquire
OF JOHN II. EkITH l25 Fulton street, third door, NJ r.
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as.S.ssa ns A.0SAvN.

A UC1I0N EoTIGE--C CASSIDY. AT3rIONEER-
IA BY H. n. ensh this dsy at 10 o'clock, tho saie
rooms No Ecrth william street splendid .ssortmc9t .!
sToies Dry Goods Clothing also. 100 boxes sups-
siot segacs qusnaity Of Groceries. ~
X. d SMITH, Salesman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02

EOR sALE-A w8OLEsALE LIQUOR STORE, sIrg-
sted Washington ltreet and doing aood business,
with wthous the lease which has four fom
Nay next Stock light. LIBERAL serms oard 10 carly
spricans Ter particulars inquire ~ No. 1T Washington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02

NOR SALE-A FOUR STORY BRICK DWELLING
corner ef Horatio and Green streets, with three
oios shop Green ioh ate for gais thar
separate Price Of both, S5 400 bond and mortssga
For further particulars inquire Of T. j. MADDEN, No. i6s
Ninth
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-30
LATE AND IMPORTANT.

Ths latest and mos, important inielli
gsoce We have is, that our treasury is en-
tirsly empty, aud that too jus, st a Tim
when We most need money 10 lay 10 ou
wiaiers supply Of paper, lux, &c. Their
. hut one remedy for this '.deplorasie star
of things" and We leave il 10 those indebl
Cd % " 10 find it out. We do hope, bow
ever. nons Of them will deprive their ~ive
aud children Of bread in order TO cance
thsir small Indebtedness to Us; as thougl
much, very much we need il, humani,,
would scarcely PERM, US 10 accep, Of
under such circumstances.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-30
TOM O.CoNNER.

The following h,ile exlrac, from the last Da
venpprt Gazette tells how the wh'g party esti-
n, fe iim:s
'srhe assembly was addressed at length b,
r.r Connor, Of Iowa, and Mr.. Under. of II
hnos. We shoaid have been ptessed 10 hare "a
ken notes Of Mr.. Li~dev's Feeeh," sc.
a regret, even from whiggery Mscas Eng.
Friend LaCassat is entirely mistaken
4 he suppose O'Connor's speech was last
Upon certain ones j, had more powerful
fleet .lhnn Mr.. Linder's. The latter gen
r!eman gave great deal Of statistical in
formation that we would have been pleases
to have noted, hence the remark,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-30
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

NEw YosK Sept %.
The Canard steamer Ahics, arrived last eve n
ing. She lsfi Liverpool on the iiih and has
therefore made . len day passage.
She brings ,poisieai news Of Importance
A private letter received in New York, from
PaIis says IN attempt was made few DAYS since
to assasinase Loms Napoleon. The individual
fired . muskst shot ~ him hich grazed his
shoulder. Seeing he hadta led in his at,emp, be
blew. ont his ow brains. The jssrnals srs pro-
hIhited from speaking oil the matter.
Political news Of England is Of not much i'm
pcr ance. rs*re
A convict ship had been sent 10 Van Diemsn's
land, notwithstanding the protss.aiions Of the
colonisfs.
The Cunard line Of propellers via N. Y. are
to stop u Portland and Boston.
MIR. Gillenery, the nasursiisi, 10 dead.
A difficulty has arisen between The French
and Mexico respecting the Frenchmen WIN
were imprisoned by the Bishop Of Puebla. Ths
fteach Minister insists upon satisfaction, which
Mexico refuses. aHss III '5.
The French Minister has not been Ieeallet
from the Hague, - was reported.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-30
annIGHrLY BREAKS THE MoRN1NG.n

The Wings are getting up rousipg big
meetings all over the couniry-sinee lS4O
no such Conventi.n has been had o. thai
which met al Lundy's Lane--the few mei
who at first refused to support Gen. Scott
have since declared their intention Of doing
so--ihc Irish all over the Union aud thu
Germans in many portions Of il, are array.
ing themselves on the sideof the Wings
Nsser we're The prospects Of The Wing par
Il, brighter than at present, and il Gen
Scott he no, elected, for once all signs vii
fail in sret weather.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-30
POSTING THE BOOKS.

Missouri, Iowa aud MAINE nre ID.
only States which have yet elected Mem
bers 10 the next Congress-. 10 the yearn
Gen. TsyIor's election, they chose three
Wings to eleren Laco F"cos, hut one al Nh.
three Whigs I'd. F. Miller Of i.wa) va.
cheated out OF his seat BY the stealing o
the Kanesvi'le palI-hnnk, SO that the re
turns s'nod--lsheS tuo; Opposition tuelre
N,w those same States have chosen sia
Wings and scren Opposition. We cali
this . fair beginning. Keep !, up!
~. y. Tribune.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-30

1872 GERMAN C,,MEt)UrERs The VoM.
Blais. Democratic German paper, (says
the Cincinnati Atlas. } publishes The nantes
20 ct Es2 Ger,nan Democrats Of the Elev
nth Ward, who have formed an ami
nismi Club. aud Declare over their owp
-ipna,ures, that, ''dsgmied with the hear,
essness ami dishonesty Of those who have
heretofore been their party leaders, and
satisfied that SO long as Denocraticv sy
s,s 10 It's present form they have no,hiop
10 hope from il, they will, st The cominu
election, vote the whole Why ticket"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-30
CONVENTION ON ROCK ISLAND.

CONVENTION ON ROCK ISLAND.
la anoahcs calumq we Give the proceed
ings Of this mass meeting. Tho CORES
|poodeuce We will publish next week
The Locofoco papers Of this vicinity arr
lying as s,ou,iy about this gathering a
though the Presidential election depended
upon il, bu, ifany body can beat abe man
who mires up editorials for Fred. Nichols
|of the R. Island Republican, 70 will sgr'
in Ia yiow ii the low stage Of the Mis-
sissippi river, the want d conveyance
from ether directions aud tho number 9
Wing Conventions being held 10 the Wet
no one was 50 sanguine as 10 suppose al
my time that more than five thousand pee
pile would be on the ground. Owing =
tho rims for some days previously and The
slmos, impossible condition Of the roads
% the morning Of the Convention, before
The people began to gather. we heard sew
Ierai estimate the probable number that
would be present ut not moro than one
thousand. When finally they all got upon
tho ground and j, was ascer'siaed they
numbered, as ysriously estimated, from
three to 1--WE thousand; that Iowa City, iw''
dayi journey through the mud. was there
twenty strong with their banner; that
III
Dubuque, Clinton, Des Moiaes, Masca'ine
Al nd even Washington county, wero repre-
.ented and some Of them numcrousls, the
Wings were Disappointed, agreeably disa-
pointed. The Wings sre perfectly con
tented with that Convention and with It's ct
rcts, and they hope that the PierceHe'
will not become 50 alarmed for their third
candidate a. 10 dep.r. from their customl-
y suavily Of manners.
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Jomx 7. GipBoSs, Esq, the intelligent
patriotic lrishman and defender Of Gen
Scott, is anDeunced TO address tho people
Of Chicago. Toll him, friend Wilson, thai
The Irisl,men of Davenport. have not 50 fa'
forgotten the wrongs Of their native land
nor the interests of their adopted country,
bu. TINT they can give him warm heart
cd welcome. That il be will come and ad
dress them. they pledge themselves be
shall no, be insulted, nor driven from the
Court House. ia letter written from
Indianapolis, Mr. Gibbons says;
Il addressed very large audience hire
last night. called COZ Pierce man 3
,nong my own coun,rymeu, but could not
find cue among three hundred. Thank
God, they are having their eyes opeaed to
the deception and ha,nbug of locni''caism
Most ef the Irish 10 yoar city know me
from chilihood."
Mr.. G lhbans Tough, under Gen. Scott At
Luad,'s Lane. afierward returned TO Ire.
land, where he was three times tried fnr
treason, AID is now q resident Of Cincin
aaii.
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HAcERs MAcsly,cEsr PAsoRAn

llACER's MAGNIFICENT PAxoRAMr
VIEWS OF THE WoRLp.--These views
-poken very highly Of by The ST. Loui
9ress, arc on their way and will shortly b,
exhibited il this city. The Panorama EN-
traces all the scenery from the Arctic /.
he Antarctic ocean, on both bemispheres
slowing The styles Of buildings, vessels
'rees, dress, manners aud customs Of III,
'flsreni races Of men on the habtabI
globe. The artist, as descriptive lecturer
viii accompany the Panorams.