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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29
Two Weeks Later from the Sandwich
Islands.

We are in receipt Of papers from Honolulu to the
I'd of Ostober inst, but VIC End very little news in
them. Tho PayrHstaa complains Of the small
amount Of capital il the hands Of residents upon tho
ielands, with which TO prosecute the business of ag
ricuturs. and proposes the formation Of joint stock
company. On this subject IL says
IL Is we'll known that the number OF capitalists here
who hsys sufficient means to commence aud carry suc
c@sflly extensive coffee plantation Is very
hmjteQ and that they the very Eho have
or inclination for the confinement and and tear OF
such business. TO commence such plantations with
any reasonable prospect OF success, from ten to y
thousand collars are njisp nssble and several years
Gre required before any returns can be looked for
Tbs being the case, but very fer who have the ability
are wiling to undertake them; and the consequence Is
that tns Of thoa ands Of acres OF good soil lying
productive, which should he yielding largo income aud
giving life to trade almost stsgnsnt for want Of the
stimulus OF an export Under ouch state OF the
pss appeared 10 of the sbr- wdess thinkers tbs
apdf that combination OF capital in joint stock com
rsnss for the prosecutions OF agricultural enerprses Ia
just ,hs hing to give spur TO business sad tho only
cornart capital employed, and additional drawn
ia FROM abroad
The s. friga,e ST, Lawreace was at ucnslula
on The Let ult. O6ieere and crew in good health.
hawaiian correspondent OF tho POtynestam IN
quiras very snxiously about the Governor. That
tune icnsry, 1t appears, cannot DO found within the
limits " tho terrtory ovc- which he was appointed
20 p.cftce The inquiries are e0uched rs follows:
hs Fpfron: -Oan you give us out;idera any inor
meton respectieg Tire whsrcabout, Of the Governor Of
IHNth idclyl1ral hctai1g sucn an oni5el
Der wothy Governor lsf these dgnss Htx moaths
ago ince that time have been g-ep;rg Ia the dark
Mo- long since we had ishs sent w as = Circait
JuGF but al 10 relate he knows nothcg or next
II sr1r' busiras. lie u Waiting mos. patiently az we'll
- us POOR souls for the arrival Of h rxcesrcy
that rory lsye his wlse counsel lac decases that the
Govn'i has kindly volunteered 70 assist hi u Ia bis AZ
duct ouies
Ir atc number Of The Poiynesian noticed that tho
lat gIt IRE appropriated the nice lie Of 81 200
salary for the Governor Of Hawaii As tina. ioiyi
dust hes GOT made hf appearance hasoce me TO the
clusico bat The ofce Of q yenor ~ Hawaii s vacancy
In reply. tho Poiyaessoa says that the GovSrnor,
WHOM last heard Of, was Molobsi, visiting his
'oAs haDan," and agrees that. whore Governors
leave ther s~utoviee for three or six moaths AZ q
tna, there shonld % Lieutenant Governors 80 psr.
foSm their dutes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

t1est chops Drs 1o6 Per bar Of obs Tn Co. Mexican
dollars, per cent discount, nominal Chopped dollars
none.
ExcHANcE--0rientsl Bank on Lsudon. IS 0Hd; clean
credits, % 0Kd Is Id documentary bills Is I'D;
bank post bills 4s IL I'd East India Companys accepted
bills Rs 23S per Drs 100; Oriental bank drafts ON Cal
cutta I'D Rs $50; on Bombay 10d Rs 240 drafts
ON Canton per cent In favor of buyers
FREIGHrs to England have declined. and good YES
eeb are offering at f2 f2 los for tea and f3 SIS
los. for silk
To America various rates are named say from Drs
10 and but little freight Offering The suppy tonnage
both English and American is In OF the demand
and several vessels will bave to leave In ballast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

CoURT MARTIAL.-A General Court Msrtiel, con
sistirg of Brevot-Lieutenant Colonel j. Ma
gruder, Brevet Msjor Andrews, Ceptains Bur.sn
Lowell, S,sue, and Jordan Lieutonants Hamilton,
Patterson, and Eddy, is ordered to ass bls at For
Yuma, Rio Colorado, on the 18th inst for the sris
Of Captain d. Davidson, Second Infantry, upon
charges preferred by the commanding officer Of that
poet, Brevet Major Heintzelman. Captain Bur:sn
viii not BIO able TO attend from injury he received
some time since in one of his legs
AGRICULTURAL On the Salinas. several farms
have been purchased by entsrprisins Americans,
who intend TO commence immediately for tho pur.
pose Of fencing and planting large fields of wheat,
the sell being Of that peculiar nature. kco IN as
good wheat ground, and practical experiences has
proven that wheat and barley will eventually be the
staple OF that country, especially Of that large body
Of lsnd known ss tho Salinas p'aius not foo Of
which, by planting early, but would amply repay
the agritulturst for his labor aud simo The sich
valley Of the Parsro being rapidly filed By 90 .at
tiers, and in few years we will ace these now use
less wastes interlined with fields Of golden ar ain
the loving herd and tho Growing cock will herald
the farm houso in tho distance, ourrou;d,d III the
or hard tao veil filed grsnsrics cad ths happy
iariIy circle Es,eniDg 10 tho !" CID msu's tales Of
the large Jumps Of gold found, many, many years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

vote; and that the computation Of the six nonths
commences ct date Of his departure from his former
residence In any other State. for this State With
tho intention Of making this State the place Of hs
future domicil.
the 10th Oct, stakes, three hundred head Of cattle
and one hundred doubloons aside The race 10 made
by Pic Pico and Jose Sspulbeda
George LeMsiter, of the island of Jersey, aged
about "a years, came to his death by the aoei-
dental discharge of q pistol in the hands Of his
friend, Thomas Foley, on Pacific street. near San
some, San Francisco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29

We have NO later dates by these arrivals from
California, than were brought by the Promstheus.
Adams 4 Co.'S express, Wells, Fargo & Co.,
Berford & Co., and Mr.. =. Lowe, purser Of the
Northern Light, and Mr.. E w. Hull, purser Of the
Georgia, placed in our possession full files Of Cali
Sornia papers.
The daily union., 1852-09-08
University Of Nashville
Medical Dsporfrasni.

THE second Of department will
Il n Monday Of November next, CON
unue un the hrst Of the ensuing March.
Pau q Eve, M D., Principles and Practice Of Ssrrey.
John v. Wsison NJ D., Obstetrics
and Children
buchanan, NJ. D., Surgical and Pathological Anatomy and
Physiology.
x Bowling, ~ D., Institutes and Practice Of MEDICINE
dence.
Robert Porter, NJ. D., General and Special Anatomy.
j. Berien Lind-ley, NJ D., Chemistry and Pharmacy.
William I. Brsxs, y. D., Demonstrsor OF Anatomy.
The anatomical viii be opened for
Monday of October
The students viii have o Hospital
fai preliminary Of proes
sors commanding also the nrst Monday October.
Pee of each professor els macuiaon ticket IS dl.seonr
ticket, $40 graduation fee, tl5.
Good ard obtained city 81 TO a. per
wees Further Information cbtsned addressing
Dean. M LINDsIEY vi NJ D,..
k.sHvLLs, (renn.,) June, tss2.
Sep s-iautisSov
The daily union., 1852-09-08

RATIFIcArIos IN CALIFoRsIA.-GovERsoR SMrH-By
the asl arrival from California We received bundle OF
San Francisco papers, containing full account OF dem
oera,e ratification meeting at that place We just begin
10 realize that his great country" The mrs. spon-
aneous hurraA. which echoed wildly along the At
Iantic two months ago. has just returned TO
us with undminshsd vehemence from the golden shores
OF the Pacific The nomination Of General Pierce was
received with unboundsd enthusiasm. The big gun was
trundled upon the Plaza. liberty poles were erected
flags were displayed. and immense mass meeting was
held in the evening Tsnsparencies. with "Califoroa
good for 10000" Young Hickory OF the Granite State"
and other appropriate Inscriptions, were likewise dis,
played. A series Of admirable resolutions were read
and adopted with deafeninx cheers. Several gentlemen
addressed the multitude assembled in the Plaza Among
The sneakers we see the name Of our old friend Gov
ernor smith, OF Virginia. We have had occasion to al
lude to him before As popular orator we have never
heard his equal He leaves train OF light behind HIM
wherever he travels and California is indeed good Tor
10 600" il he enters actively into the convass
[dsaehsstsr nv. H. Democrat.
The daily union., 1852-09-08

wholesome policy. To elevate Gen Scott 10 the pres.
deney of the United States would. prove the diresi
calamity that befe any nston therefore, il is The
boundsn duty OF all good einzens up TO the res
and the nation by voting for and eecng Pierce
aud King
Your humble correspondent is neither prophet nor
OF prophet but be will here assert thai Inc next
President of these United States will be franklin Pierce
Of New Hampshire. So mote IL be
SLEWELLYN.
The daily union., 1852-09-08

NOTscE-Hving been be pus,c
PnnunT have renanshed prnting
conducted BY and disposed of a
Towers and amer ss-mhe Iss5 by whom h viii
q hereafter conducted his account =
Al persons having business ssair
with Lemnsi Towers or sersnsr
requested 70 make immediate settlement
who 10 authorized TO receipt therefor.
Sept 5-eoiw
The daily union., 1852-09-08
ny GREEN a SCOTT, Auet,on.or-.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON FOURTH STREET, FRONT.
III inc Judiciary square, between and sestaon Friday,
the ION shall sell O'clock
beautiful building being lot
So fronting 8 feet Fourth between
north, Immediately opposite the Judiciary 2t25
inches.
The above described property considered be OF
haadsonc-t locations for private residence for sale
ington.
Terms One third twelve months
The purchaser
GREEN SCOTT
Sep Sd Ancuoneers.
The daily union., 1852-09-08
.anti- Rent Outrage and Loss of Life

ALBANY, September 6.-Anoher anti-rent outrage was
Berlin Rensselaer, county, Saturday night
last resulted ia the death OF of the scoundels
party disguised Indians went to the house of MIR
Shaw and attemRjed entce him outside, but failing to
psh their object, they threatened to burn down hs
premises They then attempted put their threat into
execu ion when Mr. Shaw fred revolver upon them,
killing a named Joseph Wilbeck Instantly, and
wounding others. The other miscreants fed
Last fall Mr. Shaw tarred and feathered by the
renters and three weeks ago they burned down his
houses.
The daily union., 1852-09-08

EDWARD X. COLLINS b CO..
No. 50 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, co.
Liverpool.
e. q. ROBERTS CO..
Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE 4 CO.,
r.# % Rue Noue Dame des victoires
GEO. II DRAPER, HavTe.
The owners OF these ships will be accountable
bulion specie jewe metals, unless
adng signed therefor and the
Sept 5-dly
The daily union., 1852-09-08
The Render Disaster.

SAuGERrrKs, September 6.-Edward Seeler, of New
York. who board Of the Reindeer when her steam.
pipe burst died from his injuries this morning.
This makes twenty eight deaths in ALL IL is the opinion
OF he physicians that nearly all the sufferers will die
There other sufferers remaining Maiden House
all Of whom will probably die.
Mrs Plat, OF Williamsburg is reported have died
yesterday.
The daily union., 1852-09-08

New York r.shtonsble Clothing Ess.bIsshrnspf,
Wholesale snd RETAIL for cash only.
LFRED MUNROE Co, No. al Broadway ~tweer Howard
n Grand srcsts) invite person. visiting
either business ressnre ssfssh
ment and examine the superb 81
Pine and fashionable ciohins
Genremens furnishing goods,
Boys and childrsn's clothing, kc..
Of the best descrpuon there exhibited OR .al~.
The principles which establish
men and which have made universally the SCUM
and West strictly adhered AL broadway, New Yes
Our facilities c obtaining goods such enable ps s az
times 70 offer The choicest styles of garment"
and AZ the lowest prices.
Every article 10 sold under fun rusrsnfes-
NO article mnrfedfie
plain figures the ticket and reduction In any ssspe
be mad
An descriptions clothing .hortess notice
ALFRED MUNROE n co,
44i Broadway, New York
ws 10 Ass.Tr Msy 2s-damf
The daily union., 1852-09-08
Health Report.
ornor or rHr Bo.np o. HrALrH,

orrIoKor THr BoARD OF HrALTu,
Washington, September 7, 1852
Intemen during the month Of August, issa Anasaea
stropy congestion Of bsin arrangement Of bow
els caocsr, complication Of Diseases CONSUMPTION,
sous, choa cholera inanrum, Is decline den
uuon, darhGa dropy, drowned, D. dyssntey, ey
speia bou. fever, fever, consrsive fever,
puerp-ra Gve scarlet ver,f pphus FEVER Gs.trius
hamilton, inisrruscepuon, ayntus,
congestion ofluass, meningitis, old a. paralysis ae
cidenta pOisoning spinal disease, stlb.rn, serooa
unku
The daily union., 1852-09-08
ny GREEN & scorr. Aue,,on..r..

QRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTiON.-on Tu.sday, the
n instant shall se in front cf the premises O'CLOCK
west half Of lot No n, No. fronting n
inches ", between l1h
vs. square feet with the which
twnstoy brick house. containing
IN good repair The lot back a 20fe~t sl~y,
Terms Dnc-hrd balance twelve and eighteen
months The puchsser
bearing Interest fon day Of sale deed deed
taken. GREEN A sCoTT
seps-d Anotioneers
The daily union., 1852-09-08

Orange and Alexandra. and Manassas o~p Railroads
TUE daily station ocoet
Passengers Y. y.
for Mddebur Upr~rviie, snd Parts, county, NH
,. Pare through, g.
ny the usiss for wauen.r, rsnquier spnr
Cupepcr Court house, Orange Court snd Cordony,
connsron with the Nrnis Central railroad named
point hence 10 Charlottesville,
rsschnf Naenon Springs early dinner Cupep~r
cpurthouse BY O'Clock, nsrt
nontnF 70 connect with The from
Richmond To Charlottesville. Through
sawyers coaches above
hntsh and the
state Nr Sawyer his supervision
to all points
Both Of the above railways laid heavy iron ard are
tn most modern construction in coaches are
not excsied BY the provided with
safety beams, guards al approved railway
Through bcke be House. fsnnsyl
vants avenue, Wsshnson, and Nevton House, Asr
dr1s Bsrr loo lbs per passenger
n and last s ~ The Washington and
Aersndns connect regularly passengers
on their arrival hersndns viii omniousss convey them
from the bosusto the railway station.
EXCURSION parties hy either of above numbering
twenty p-rsons and day charged one
The Orange road m N
Fauqne county and the salc Fauquisr county,
81 miles fom Aer randria.
r.. NJ MIDDLETON, Sup o. and Aler r. r.
NJ NJ. WELSH, sup. N. O. .RR
June ll-dd
The daily union., 1852-09-08

White Hall, New Windsor Carroll county, Mary
land.
THIS establishment lately been thoroughly
for the benefit Of families wishing
quiet comfort and retirement Il D located In region remarkable
saubuty, immediate vicinity OF excellent sulphur
residence, there places
slrahle village New Windsor
The accommodate from
boafd The table will be kept in 70 satisfy the taste Of
all The bar will be furnished with the best Of Wines liquors. c
gars, ko. -
The shall be modcr. and nothing viii be
comfort pleasure of viters
Windsor of and be reached either by
Westminster, BamDre and Ohio railroad
Woodbne either which
win be found convey passengers New Windsor " noes
given TO the subscriber few days before
SARAH BARTHOLow, Proprietor.
Juyy3-au J. p. BARTHOLow, Agent
The daily union., 1852-09-08
Weekly Morality in Neio York.

NEw York, Sept THE number OF deaths for the past
week in this city has been 5i67 by cholera Is cholera
infanm 81 cholera morbus and 60 by dysenery Out of
the whole number 37 were children.
The daily union., 1852-09-08
Chofera al Chambeysburg

CHAMbERsBURG, Pa.,) September 6.-The cholera has
again broken this place There thirteen death.
last week and three deaths day, with several
The daily union., 1852-09-08
sY y. q. Mcguire. Ap..,o,.,r

GALE oF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON PENNsyI yANIA
~ ANENUEin OF the compliance former
purchaser will sell t premises Saturday afternoon sep
snef ai O'Clock, of lot No b In fronting
inches on Pennsylvania OF l7
sIe vest and running back 2oeet paved alley There
nh dwetng house the front large
snoosh ,ot The erection of dwelling houses
W,h"o, disturbing the back building
- s,ms easy and made known the not complied
nm nv. Gays from the day of
nsA and cost 1.-THE purchaser / reserved.
Sep sd "' v ".so,ns, .,,
The daily union., 1852-09-08
Murder at Cinliandii.

CncIsNATI. Sept Ga man named Peter Redling killed
a woman named Christina Roamer in this CITY, on Saur-
day evening, by cutting her head open with axe and
then his throat Both Immediately died. Love
and jealousy is supposed TO have instgated the act.
The daily union., 1852-09-08
DIED,

On the 7h instant ser brief Illness MARGARET AIM wife
Of ELI DAVIS.
The friends and Of family requssed 10 at
tend her naersi ,h "Wednesday afternoon O'Clock
late residence lith
The daily union., 1852-09-08

01y- The Tournament and Fancy hall viii take
place the fauqur White Sulphur spring on Thursday NEXT
9Th Instant
Sept 7-a
The daily union., 1852-09-08

M ASTEO AN snf"rutshed h@us~ bpe fow n al
fsmiiyj would prefer the in N. Fir.t s,rd
Addrrs~ " T.. w, irving House.
Sept s-d1t.
The daily union., 1852-09-08
OREGON.
The Aretie's .advics, al Ne,o Orleans.

Nav ORlEAs., September 6-The advces by the siean-
ship Arctic, from Liverpool, received here this
ing o'clock, via the National O'Reilly line The
effect of the has, of course yet been developed
Cotton is active, but all other articles dull Freigh
are advancing
The daily union., 1852-09-08
wiu.rd.. Hotel. w..h,,g,or n. a

TUE undrssned having assumed of The
shove ho'e tsher an absence Of yes) respectfully in
iorms ms ens ani the uavt Hing this
ment will be completely furnished and win
fts increased facilities and coor hs
guests the proprietor hopes 70 merit
heretofore so literally estend-d '~sN
Aug Is-dmn HENRY A. WILLARD
The daily union., 1852-09-08
The Railroad Route 40 the West.
Through 20 Cincinnati By raid fAs entire Sones, r~,
whieh Is done IN ooaohss

Cincinnati
trAieh Is done In ooaoass.
DAILY.
THE fast mail line daily, D.
guiary with Penns, rail-
rad al Harrisburg
sengr through Pittsbu
e hom Baltimore This line direct with The
last teams on the ONO and fibug Cleveland
and u- cievesnd coiumtu and Cincinnati railroads.
ps-enser are now going through om BALTIMORE Caeinnso
fouy-fu hours running time
1he slow mail line place daily at ek m ~
and lite until day,
their P,tsbars
evening, IN tniry cparue BALI
and with all the comfort and having spo,
natural aud repo~e.
These lines enjoyment liberal pauonse.
from The travelling public their equipments surpassed
those Of any other between the East and West
NOTICE.
Tickets for Pshurs Ms-.iion Cleveland, Cncinnsh BY
he railroad hnen
and Susqehsnna Railroad station
more, ard at the following rates w#
20
10 20
10 10 20
iVrhehuG ......R.... %
Travellers original tbr ourhins
Cneinna t time and its accommodations erceed
ALFRED GATHER,
Superintendent
oruor BltrfpoRr svserruArsA RAusoAp Co,
Baltimore, Angus, 20, io52.
Aug 9i-d2wif
The daily union., 1852-09-08
GW 4gYE R - 2


NEW ns.'s :. P.sssrss; ". 'ns m.Iacs. s.;
express VIII leave Calvert station daily
United sptes mail from washington and Bsmor. ~
";Ps TSs TAI" ls.vs. ssr.saT Tor me M arriving
,ssns either the ear. John-own BY packet boats
'.ss. s,eS I'm NON s oS - ,s orinr points b, mi. train VIII
Yot wnghsvle Columbia Marietta Misd,s,0wn, aan,suL, u1
nsson and psuif 5, Z. Cumberland valley railroad
passes through Carlisle shppensours chameeSeus and
0s Per ~ Of passengers from Washington any
s boy, s % O. nc sn T q. s
the morning receive the baggage, which viii Be
earned '''' o ''''s' : ''' ROBERT STEWART.
cNIDER's CHEAP WINE STORE, No. 10 w.lnus
SsGw Ss s Ss psSe Ssnss TO- had
cheaper ,hsa :, any sss store and %
sssrns.. Sparkling s.s, sss%gssT.' ss7- /"
Ports, Cicquoi,.
Red vine, Dnst,
Tenerife, PerfuchoI .,.
Ma.est and many Others.
Fron,snan, sparkling MO.slel
Clareu of all sorts, Rudesbeim,
Bursandlss, the largest stock in Philadelphia.
Brandie, Of oil 'orts,
dst and pale casks demphn, or In boes with some cheap
i. and ssos wSsssy Monons.h.ls Bourbon Ja@sic' ,,,
% oason Sae sSd stout Il Sos ~ and dorsn
Hapara Cigars,
direct importation reliable quality, always on hand
wholesale by the quarter boz.
The only establishment where all wines, sc Mfr ahscp
from the original package In which imported
Hoieis Cossrfyp 7rads,
and supplied and retail by e csss, asmohn
dozen, package o. assorted sorts.
orde by o telegraph, giving limit IN price, guaranteed
be satisfactorily hed, or the goods taken back. -
familiar personal with s the prtncpa wine PIT
ducns countries of Europe, with The beet ho"ss
there, enable articles Call rnd ernmns
JACOB sNIDER, IRIS,
chs,p Wine Store, No. % wsInu, st, PhilsaeIphia.
Feb lo-dly
The daily union., 1852-09-08
ny j. Q. Me !. UlRE. Aacaonoer.

ny j. Q. MCGUIRE. Aacaonoer.
NovERNMHsT oRDNANCE sroREs-vm he
VI offered public the Washington Arsenal
bvr, osl the following ordnance stoTes,
40 4-pounder iron guns, old pattern
% IS do do do
g do do do
81 "a do iron bowitxeu do
5 horse
nre
4 hose md
OF harness
OF paings and posts
any day day
of sale.
sale al ", IN.
Temsi delivery The articles be pu
chaser. JAs c.
Aug 25-3aw Auctiopeer.
The daily union., 1852-09-08

VI. A. Tyson and sister, seminary Young Ladies'
on Fareef, tst~esn lotA and I7n
THE duties Of this institution viii be Wednesday
18th Of September.
TKRxs, ~ ADyArcri
fo the senior and junior departments including
peediewrk and dfawine per quarter $40
ro particulars may bad principal bookstore. o
az the institution.
Psons wi.hns pupil. pecnuy
establishment.
mos-sar r RlOvIr engaged professor French and
other modern languages.
Aug 25-dtd
The daily union., 1852-09-08
@. w. YERsr,
Of Washington City.

G. w. YERnr, r. p MILlsn
Of Washington City. Of Virginia
YERBY Il MILLER,
Pennsylvania 7,h street, washingon
lVHoLEs ALE fareisn sps
ncy dry goods, carpets, rugs, maftinss ociohs table
and piano bed Spreads blsnhe sheenss and hoau
ni.hing dry goods generally.
suict, promp, personal attention given orders.
Dec 27-lyn
The daily union., 1852-09-08
From Havana Circulation of Ame,iean Newspapers
Prohibited

NEw ORLEANS, September "A guard has been placed
board the Crescent City prevent
from landing
The Crescent City brings intelligence from Havana that
the further circulation of American papers in Cuba has
been forbidden
The daily union., 1852-09-08

EoR REvTA conceivable brick and sarn,,s corn,
pete, lh of0 s,as -, A., -
Mira Doctor kesrney The whol. rented lo A a
her, 1852. y ~"
hpplyio Nr. Nicholas cslsn, notary public street,
Sept a-3ts fIlt~I