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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-05-06
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WAsHiNGToS Cry, January l6, 1852.
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LATEST NEWS.
Transmitted by Magnetic Telegraph.
FOR THE DAILY RICHMOND TIMES
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ARCTIC.
NEW YnRK Ian d p Al

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ARCTIC.
New YORK, Jan. 81, p. NJ
The steamship Arctic has arrived, with dates from
Llverpeolto The It'll inst.
Mlddling qualities of Cotton had advanced Id in the
Liverpool market; Flour hau advanced IL per Dbl ;
Wheat Sd per bushel, and Corn slightly improved.
FRANCE.-The Government organ denies the
statement that congratulatory letters had been re-
csived fronithe Emperor ichoa5 of Russia, by Pre-
sidcnt Napoleon. A large number of suspected pei
sons had been arrested and sent TO Cayne. The statue
Of Liberty had been removed from the Chamber of
Deputies.
Tranquility reigned throughout the country. and
the funds were buoyant. The new Constitution it
was expected would be proclaimed on the Sth inst
Several American ships laden with cotton, which
had touched at English ports admitted into the
French ports duty free.
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF NAPo-
LEON!
HIS ENDS AND OBJECTS.
Louis Napoeonlhas been fred upon by sentry on
duy. The bullet however, missed ts mark, and the
sentry has been ccurt-martialIed and shot
The ambitious ends of Louis Napoleon are begin
ming to dtvelope themselves. He is to be styled EN-
peror OF France al early day. Coins are now be-
ing s ruck by the Government with this inscription
Louis Napoleon, Emperor
1t is said, however, that the crowned heads of Eu-
rope have notified Napoleon that they are prepared
to enforce that article Of the treaty Vienna which
torblds any descendant of the Emperor Napoleon,
from succeeding to the imperial title.
AUSTRIA--The Emperor of Austria has formally
abrogated the old constitution, and about pro-
claiming a new one more in consonance with his
views.
SPAlN.--The resignation of Lord Pamerston had
been received at Madrid with marked satisfaction
The leading English papers ascrbe the ''noba Lord's
resignation to a difference of opinion between him.
SET and other members of the Cabinet relative 10 the
fofPlga policy OF the country.
The English money market continues firm: Con-
sois are quoted at 97s, and American Stocks were
in lair request at former rates
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CHARLOTTE CUsHTAN.
MN On THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. %,
Will be performed, Buwet's beautiful play of the
LADY OF LYONS.
Claude Melnote ........... ss eastman
Pauline. ..................M Mrs Potter
Swiss Waltz, by.... .Mad'lle Ciocca and Mr. Carese
To conclude with
THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
Dlckofy.. Mr. Burke
ADMISSION Boxes SO cents: Paru uette so cents
Centre Gallery % cents; Colored Gallery IS cents:
Eastern Gallery 25 cents.
Doors open at quarter past 6-curtain will rise at
quarter past o'clock.
~ few season and monthly tickets can be had
on application at the Box office. Ia 70
GRAND CoNCERTIN RiCHllOND.
aubIf are r,vs2ps s Informed that
cert in Richmond at The Universalist Church. on FRI
DAY Evening, Jan. 23d, 1852.
PROGRAMME
PART 1.
Scena and Aria, "Viena mis- vendetta (Lucre,ia
Borga) Donizetti-Eerr Mengie.
Cayaiina ',Ah. mon fills" lie Prophete0 Meyerbeer-
Miss Catharine HAYS.
Solo the Volunteer Grebel
Aria Bluffs, I'll Biyacci" Bausla-Eisr Mengis
Song, Happy Birdling,". (WalIace,) with flute
ooligato accompaniment by Mr.. Kyle-Miss Catha-
rine Hays.
Duette. "Quanto A,nore' 0,Esir d'Amole,) Doui-
zetii-Mss Hayes and Heir Meneie.
ooo on me lute, " Loderl-Mr. Kyle.
Aria Bluffs, Mie Raspoli," [Cenerenola, ! Rossni-
Herr Mengis.
"Auld Robin Gray"-a Scottish Balia,d-Miss Caha.
rlne Hayes.
Swiss Song "Ihe Happy Swzer," (Mengis)-H
Mengis.
"Ihe Last Rose OF Summer,"-an Irish ballad NJ lss
Catharine Hayes.
Charlottesville Levenu.
Prices otlickets So, So and ST. They may be pro-
cured on Wednesday morning at The Music Store of
Taylor on Main street, opposite the Banks,
clock.
The Piano used on the occasion is the property of
Fl Taylor.
Books containing the words OF the various airs aud
songs IN the Programme may be obtained at the DOOR
Price Is cents. ia2l-.3t
SEASONABLE AEs'TlCLES,-Hot water
~ Disn.s, and Covers for Buckwheat
Cakes, oyster sews, steak and vegetable
Dishes
Oyster Boilers Coffee Urns
Tenders Of every description
Steel, brass and bronzed Fire Sells
Plate Warmers, &c &c
For sale at enters,
ia ~ 1877 Main ST.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
by ALEXANDER MOTT = CO.

GALE or A BEs flgV EEsY IN TIE CITY
~ OF BICHMOND'--By virtue of a deed of trust
executed to me b. Messrs Schwabe d Co., and duly
recorded 10 the Office Of the clerk Of the Hastings
Court Of the civ OF Richmond shall olIar flr sale.
privately, the Brewery st Bacon Quarter Brsnch with
all the fixtures thereto belonging ANY person wish
ing to engage in the said business viii find The terms
OF sale very accommodating Should tie property
not be disposed OF on befhre he 2itt OF Ibis mouth
nj private SALE il will be offered to the highest bidder
at public auction on Thar day at - o'clock, NJ The
establishment ssaid TO be in very complete ORDER
S.-lhe proprietor OF The above pr misses viii il
desired, sell the same 10 any who may purchase
the above Brewery and fixtures.
+ p AUGUST, Trustee
Ja 2S-dtd ALEX NoTT 81 Co.. Aucts
NTEt:Y YAHUhHLfs BUILDING LOTS
y ON SIXTH AND CLAY STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Wi he sold en- MONDAY
afternoon, the 2nd day of February, 1882 upon the
premises commencing at O'clock so feet of ground
on the west line d 9th street, adjoining the residence OF
Mr.. Robert a. Payne runAiaG back 100 feet-aso,
about ~ teet Of gfouad fronting on the North line of
Clay street between 9Th and 9Th alfees running back
about 50 ieet.
TERMs.-Oae third cash, balance at four and eight
months, for negotiable notes interest added. secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
Jan IL W.GODOIN, Auet.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-22

WTiRGtNlA.-At a Circuit Court OF Chanccry
Tor the county OF Henrco, held at the Safe Court
house. in the city Of Richmond, on Monday, March
Sd, 1851, William Duke. Thomas Duke, and Aaron
Hungeriord and Jane his vile, formerly Jane Dake,
plaintiffs, against Thomss Hicks and Mary his wife
Robert Hill, PayIor Walker and Temple Walker
executors Of John Hill, deceased, Edward C. Mostly
executor OF William Chamberlayne eased, and
Thomas Branch, Sergeant of the town of Petersburg
and such administrator oiPauck Hendrea deceased
defendants.
1t appearing that 10 the reports made by the commiss
slones in this case, account has been taken of the
slaves which went into The possession OF the defendant
Mary Hicks, as Administrative OF the said Richard
Duke deceased, exeep; to hires, which have been
ESTIMATED and reported upon, The court on the motion
OF the plaintiffs BY counsel doth luther adudge, order
and decree, that the commissioners OF this court
enquire INTO and report to the court what slaves belong
ing to tue esia OF the said Richard Duke, deceased
went into the hands of the said defendant as his ad
mnis'ratrlX, and what has become such slaves and
what was their value with any matters specially sta
ted deemed pertinent by himself or which any of the
parties may require TO be stated
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SEEAMER BURNT Az SEA
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE {!

GEEAI LCS5 OF LIF E
BALTIMORE. Jan. 81, P. NJ.
The British Mail Steamer Amazon, from South.
ampon, for the West ladies'. has been burnt at sea
and one hundred and thirty one lives lost.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-22

DEACHY X. GfsATTAN has renewed his
L. office TO his house. al the corner of Fran1in and
9th Streets Richmond. ia 20-im
e. ID. WHITE LIE, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
kT9 practices in all The Courts Of the City of Rich.
mond and County OF Henrico, and in the Superior
Couris OF MeekIenbutg.
Office on 18th street. just below MAN, ORG door
above Mr., creme. ia 20-~2aw6w
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-22

WEDNESDAY-Ke No. l7-Capital $50, :
694. Is nos, IA drawn. Tickets Sl0, halves S..
quarters2 30.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-22

FRiDAY-Kentueky, No. I9-CaptaI: $4,000
IS Eos3 10 drawn Tickets S., halves 81 50, quar-
| tiers 81 rs.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

IsIcHMoND, Jan. 18th, 1852.
The parties Interested IN the foregoing decree, are
hereby notified to attend at my office ia The civ of
Richmond, on the ooh day of Febrpary, 1882 at 10
o'clock A N. with the evidence necessary to enable
me to perform the duties required by said decree
VIM. +. DAVIS, Commissioner.
ian 20 yr4t
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-22

L III e "A T RE.
Lessee and Manager. VIM l.. MauIe
Fourth night OF the Engagement of Miss
CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-22

THURspAY--Kentucky extra, No l9-Capital
quarters so.
IHURSUAY-Kenucky No. Is--Capital: $780,
QUO. 70 nos, IL drawn. Tickets s., halves 2 SO,
quarters 25.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-22

1sAA OSAAA BRICKs, sCAFFoLD-
E- SgsgsSbSBdg ING. PLANK, POLES,
81! B5,F1.I5GIlK-PkESSES, DC, AT hUCTION.-On
THURSDAY, 22d last, commencing at 10 o'clock,
will sell At auction, at MessIs Brown, EloYrea & Co.'S
brick yard
10000 Bricks, 10 lots 10 s1it
Two Brick Presses, Scsio!dag
Plank, Poles. Ropes, &c
The above tn be sold tor division.
TERms-4 mon'as loF approved paper, for all SUMS
over SjO under this sum cash.
jal5 R CAUTHORN.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-22

Horace, with Smtz' and zumpts notes. &c.
New varieties otgold aud silver coins, counterfeit
coins, and bullion; with mint values. Second edition.,
re-arranged, with numelous additions, by J K Eek
teldt and VIM Dubois, assaYers of the hint OF The
United Staes to which is added brief account of
he collection OF coins belonging the mint. Sc
cond hdiion, enlarged, by VIM G Dubois, 81.
Smithsonian Report ON recent improvements in the
Mechanic Arts. by Professor Booth and Campbell
Moffit Use. ia 81
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-22

OMNIBUS LINE.
6T5., The subscriber is running line
ssass.esss of Omniblsses in this civ, from Rock
R2-sl2G---4--- Its TO the bead Of Bread street.
Fare from Rockets to the head OF Broad street or
any portion Of the ronte g. cents.
Tae line consists Of The most splendid coaches that
have yet been introduced into the city attended by
iul and experienced drivers.
e1 Noimproper persons will be permitted to en-
ter either Of the Oniubuses, the line specially com,
mends itself 10 the patronage ofthe ladies.
no TT T. HAILOR.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-22

TUESDAY--Kentucky extra, No. .l7-Capital:
quarters CSC.
.TUESDAY-Kentueky No. I6-Capal: S2S 500.
Is numbers, ID drawn. Tickets S., halves 50 so,
quarters ST. U.s.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-22
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JANUARY.

$4,000 70. 4a7. COCO, l0o of 1000, 100 of 500.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 5, TO be drawn
at Baltimore, Saturday, January 9th. 70 Nos, u
drawn.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-22

On THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. %,
Will be performed, Bulwst's beautiful play of the
LADY OF LYONS.
Claude Meaotte.. ........... Miss eastman
Pauline Mrs Potter
Swiss Waltz, by.... .Madlle Ciocca and Mr. Caress
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-22

81 FOR IsENT.-The large brick house on the
Ell OF NJ arshal and 9Th streets, is now for
rent. This house, being large ard well located is not
only desirable private residence, but is admirably
suited for boarding house.
@In the OF this psopery on 9th street is new
brick store house for rent. For terms, apply TO
TOLER 4, COOK,
25 General Agents.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-22

SATURDAY-Kentucky. extra, No. 2l-Capi,al:
s4672. IS Nos, ID dawn. Tickets 81, halves 5oe.,
quarters 25c.
SATURDAY-Kenlucky No B-Capital: S6i,-
500 % 900, ooo lo,50o, 1850, Is of 5000, 100 Of
$780, 100 OF loo0-lowest three No prize. rs Nos,
IL drawn. Tickets S20 halves 10, quarters 5.
Buyers are referred to my Register OF Prizes, to bs
seen at the office, as proof Of what have sold and
every drawing continues TO increase the number
Orders tor packages certificates OF packages and sin.
gle tickets in the above schemes in all the Lotteries viii
be promptly attended to, and drawing seat when re-
quested. Please address orders to
dc % A ;nh v.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-13
A wHIrE woxAN MrRpEREp BY AN INDIAN

A WHITE WOMAN MURDERED BY AN INDIAN
From the Minncsotian, Of Oct 30 On Wednesday
last, party Of emgrants consisting OF Mr. H. H. spen
way up the Minnesota river for the purpose of making
anding. they were met by party Of Indians, about
twenty in number. who demanded something they could
not underttaDd what After fuitless effort TO find out
What they wanted the party started up the teams when
one Of the Indians fired at Mrs. Keener killing her In
stantly The ball passed through the neck Of Mrs. X
and struck one Of the Germans named Schroeder the
cheek and pared out through the Of his nose making
very bad flesh wound. The Indians then fed On receipt
of The at the fort, the commandant despatched
file OF thirty men TO bring the murderer in.
The 81. Paul Pioneer Of Nov 4 says The offender
bias been captured and Is In custody ut Fart Smelling
diaely after the report n the murder the Gov
nor-who at that time actively engaged in prepare
tions for distributing smoDg the Indiane the first install
ment their dues for their further pre-
gres informing the Sioux at the time that he could
not pay over the money until they should bring In the
offender. Whereupon the Indians set of in immediate
pursuit and brought him In bound the next night; a
company Of dragons at the time sent in par
suit What could have been the motive of the culprt
in the commission OF the deed, IT, 20 far learn,
matter only Of conjecture Some say that he did 1t for
the purpose Of bringing trouble upon his chief against
whom he harbored fpite Others cay that he OPP
posed TO the ae Of their lands and melted by jea
loufy Of the whites However that may be.
fdent that such deed will not be repeated again for
long time to and emgrauts that they
reed not hesitate in the least to to Minnesota
account Of this affair.
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NEWS BY TEL EGR APH.
>~>~~~~>>>~~>~>~>~>~
ANOTHER DISASTROUS GALR on LAKE HRIE.
Great Damage to the shipping.
SERIOUS Revolt At MArAnsRAs.
Mexican Troops Defeated BY the Reyelutionists,
&c., &c., sc.

Another Terrific Gale Lake Erie.
NUMEROUS VESSELS WRECKED AND DISABLED.
BUFFALO Nov. I'm.
Another fierce gale swept Lake Erie last night,
and continued to day There will doubtless be many
disasters heard Of
The schooner Newbold, Capt Valentine, wrecked
en- the Beakwster at this port She left last night be-
fore the storm commenced and afterwards sndeavored
TO return could into the harbor and dropped
anchor near the lighthouse. The Captain aud two
came sehore in boat with line. The schooner subss
quenty dragged her sBchor and the Breakwatr,
knocking hole In her bottom The mate immediately
swan ashore with rope by Of which all the
saved The schooner has gone to pieces She was
by Mr TIemaine OF Chicago and was insured in
the Northwestern Company for SIS 600. She had no
cargo board.
The Ssig Robert uollister came in O'Clock this
morning, disabled
A dismssted schooner lies the beach few miles
above the lighthouse. The particulars not known
seyeaa vessels passed down the river this morning
with signals Of distress yDgthey unable to make
the port
HALrrAsT TWO, p NJ The storm increases In yio
ience.
The lighthouse cannot be few rods distant.
The steamer Msyfover attempted to make the port
but failed, and down to Black Rock.
Tbs steamer Northern Indiana for whose safety fears
entertained has just in with her wheel houses
broken.
propeller name unknown, has gone ashore few
miles above the lighthouse on the beach,
AL the shipping out must be in great danger
The wind blows forionsly, and binding storm Of
sleet, hall, and snow, is falling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-13

NEW ORLEANS NOV. IL 1907
Cotton active day the sales reached bales
advance Of eighth Of cent; under the advices
Of the Humboldt middlins quoted CSC. Corn has I'D
vanced 70 700 Rio csss Loco bags sold at 90. Mess
pork At $40 $40 SO. The Canadas news was not pub
hshed Until after business hours.
Nrw ORLEANS, Nov 12-Noon
Cotton Is brisk at yesterdays advance the sales
already reach eco bales middng, at $40: The days
receipts large already amounting TO IL 0c0 bales
Corn is at Toc.; Coffee firm. at 90 Sterling
change is quoted at prem Freghts sti advancing
ALBANY, Nov. IL, 1852.
Receipts since ysstsrday-Flour, 10000 bbls corn,
brShe.s barley al coo bushels: IL 600 bushels
wheat 1000 bushels Flour is active at previous
Wheat no sales. Corn is at sec for Western mixed.
Barley is better-40 coo bushels sold ct 67c $50 for
two rowed and roc 73hc fer ordinary to prime four
rowed Sales made Of IL COO bushels barley malt ut
CSC. Oats sell at ole. Dressed hogs are at 7sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-13
The st. amship Crescent City.
THE EXCITEMENT AT NEW ORLEANS, ETC

THE EXCITEMENT AT NEW ORLEANS, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Nov. L. 1852.
The New Orleans papere received by to nights south
ern mail contain the details Of the reception of the Cres
cent City her last trip from Havana They form the
subject Of general comment and strong feeling has been
occssoned by the iuct of the Cuban authorities
New ORLEANS, Nov. IL, 1852
The steamship Crescent City, Captain Davenport has
been detained here but will leave to morning
for New York via Havana.
TIE CRESCENT CITY LIBELLED FOR DAMAGES IN A
COLLISION.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov IL 1852.
The Crescent City has been Ibeled by the Of
the ship Ocean Queen for injuries sustained by the
ter in a scion with the steamer when coming up the
river, the 9th inst The libel alleges that the acct
dent owing entirely to the neglect of the Crescent
City. The claim is for S25 600.
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Passengers Arrived.

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s sss E, sssy f S:a Ss ssss Ss i
AAJse..sliS, ~ Howard, Ireland Ireland 9 C.dy
s. p; saisS Ss.;S'S 'ss
Y. hscsnSTs Moore, Ms xrn.srsPs, SssSsIi G,:
Rss FsrpSS sarDss SesR
Aleom, Stevens, M5 schoopmnfer Coed. Gomtord.
Mt rs: hss1 nss' o
HSss,,,h ny.,, wsoH FIIgYsS. s,ssy I
Davis. Nh Whsslsi ST Swift C Barnes Bristol
son Mason stsssa f Ssrsn co..
Mrs ingalls, s Snow, J.myvG9d Kellogg Q Benny; 8
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s"s.S: FSrsss; Ts's ss$ ;i'is' We
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