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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-08
To F. P. BLAIR, ESQ.

HE JAPAN EXPEDITION activity
now prevails in some departments of the u S.
Navy Yard at this place, in preparing the brig
Perry and store ship Supply for this expedition.
Workmen are employed until near midnight on
both vessels, as also upon tn outfits of the steam
trigate Mississippi. This last named vessel is
now at Philadelphia, having her machinery
thoroughly overhauled and repaired all her
other work is to be done here. She is intended
for the flag ship of Commodore Perry. In adj
dltion to the usual complement of small arms,
she is to be provided with one hundred and
twenty stands of muskets, and the same number
each of pistols, cutlasses, &C., she will take an
equal number extra for the steam frigate Susque-
hanna, nowin those seas, and which is to form
one of the squadron. The Mississippi will also
take with her park of twelve "a Id. howtizers
AS all despatch is ordered to be used in making
these preparations, it is expected that the expe-
d1tlon viii soon be ready for sailing.
1t is said that Lieut.. Arthur Sinclair has been
ordered to the command of the Supply.
The frigate Macedonia, which has been
raced and almost rebuilt, has just been removed
from the dry dock. Her battery will consist of
two 10 inch, and twenty 8 inch guns. Her de-
Situation is at present unknown.
". Y. Journal Of Commerce, Friday.
Fight betaoeen an Editor and a Member Of the
Legislature.
CINCINNATI, March 4.
Afght occurred at Nashville last week between
Gen. Zollicoffer, editor of the Banner, and Mr..
Brabson, member Of the Legislature. Pts
tolls We're used, but neither was injured. Both
were arrested.
| AN EARNEST PREAeHER.-Those who know
the intense ferver which characterizes the pull
pit exertions of Rev. ]. S. Stiles, will be amused
with the following incident, which is taken
from the New York Observer. Mr. Stiles had
been speakingat bible meeting in New Hamp-
shire:
As soon as he concluded his imprisoned ap-
peal and took his seat, a good man stepped up to
him and eagerly asked,
''Han't you hurt yourself siri''
"Not at all, my good friend,'' replied Mr.. S.
sWel, you will; | never heard sin and per-
dtion take it ia that style. Youth break sonse-
thing inside if you keep on so.''
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-08

BIBLE SOCIETY OF WA regular meeting of
the Managers will be held at the Vestry room of St
FauFs Church, this evening, at a o'clock.
NH 8 G. N. JOHNSON, Rec Sec.
WINGS OF CUMBERLAND-You are requested
to meet in full force the Court House. on Monday the
22d nst March Court day. to appoint delegates to the
Wing State Convention to meet in Richmond on the
18th April next. MANY WINGS
Richmond Wing requested to copy.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-08

Hon VIM. A. HARRIS, late Minister, to Bra
I'll, has returned to his home in the county Of
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-08

A young woman, attired in the Bloomer cos
tune, attracted some notice in Staunton last
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-08

IINCINNATI, NarCH q.
A fight occurred at Nashville last week between
Gen. Zollicoffer, editor of the Banner, and Mr..
Brabson, member of the Legislature. Pts
tolls were used, but neither was injured. Both
were arrested.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-08

Fight beta0een an Editor and a Member of the
Leo2Sldtnre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23
\ A RIVIME In = 4 L LIa 4 On
rosr OF NEW YORK, FEE. "a, 1863.


Arrived.
Rhp Hartford ssnnermSr. SavsnnAh days With COTTON.
Ship Cshrne Wilson. Charleston, days. With cotton.
ship Harriet Ho,ie tsew h,it espsr ST., .ons Rov,ana
syssio ~ hscID ia tss.n Ia tow Of seam tug Hecsor
iSes ssSGne1 nor s Ra.r ,u,rr 80,
Ane72 pss.enssrs % schmidt. Has experienced
very severe weather; ssoye bulvArk. 40
fee Corpipg has had severe gAles from 70
Bark Excelsior os New Haven't whitesey Truidad Port
Spain IL days. with oocos ao TO Trowotidges sons Of
Hr.s Juyssns sr) - 81 John No 20 days. with lime.
Sons Was detained BY tho loo days - Old
sokr Charles A H.rnum tof psovnootovn). Ths.oher.
Port Praoo days. with coffee. SC to Yose. ferains
sobr Chs.Ic,ts y Buck Turner Ja,ksonvls, Is dsys.
with yellow Iire TO J I Oilohriss
ashore Fire Islsnd hours wish ~ pigs
brandy M bssket champagne WHO. Bo.rd OF Undsr
sed es work Friday night 2O,h last i
would her The vessel he adds though c.s
svo.abie viii easily got en-
sho and wishn Less than hAH oascs Length Of f,saos
setr Frances (of New BedfordL Dudley wsreham.
s sshr I IeSs,sPS vss:ey srsosn.ysn sd.ys
scbr Gssoteas Fuller, Providerce, s days
Schr Perry. Vsrreii Roctand. days. was detained
By Ice.
SShr Mary Lapsaon' sinonscn. Rossland gdsys
sohr FERN -. kooklsnd days.
eosr Austin GSbs Portland days detained by Ice
sehr Ashlsns Eorssden. Essspork Is days.
Wind At sunrise. NE; meridsn DO, and thisk; aunaes
sW. and light.
Tho pilot boat Erohapess before reported ashore
would take in her ballsss which was on the bsaah
The chip Essterr Queen Roas roror.ed me Chsreo
ton having cieascd the Ish Jan fag Now o..
leans the iUe Feb for Liverpool aud then ss aid
on l7sh Fob fer Aayrc.
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Died.


On Saturday morning, February a. Of consumption,
WILLIAM HOWELL, aged 30 Years month and 20 days
The relatives and friends Of he family and the mem
bNrs Of the Meridian Lodge. No az I o. orc r, are m
yited to attend bis funeral from his late rejnos ISL
Barrow street, to morrow afternoon a. o'eiock His
remains sill be taken to Greenwood uetsry for inter
ment
On February 81 after Lingering Illness, sAsAH wifi.
Of Richard stiiweli, In the 5otn year Of her ago
Tbe relatives and friends CT family respect.
fully invited TO attend her uuera t. afternoon
at o'clock, from her late residence No 1856 5econi ave
nue., without further Invitation.
On February "a JosrpH ALEXANDER, youngest SON or
Joseph nd Jane Thompson aged years aud onehs
His funeral will take place this MORNING At ii oolo,k
from the residence OF his father. 1ss Woo.tsr street Tho
friends sre respectfully invited to attend.
0n Sunday February 20 after long and p,inrul
Illness, ELEANOR r. third daughter Of th9 Late Charles
Porter.
Her friends and those Of the family ara respectfully
invited to attend her funeral without further invitation
Gunner 1s3 Es,t Twenty FIRST street, tomorrow sfter
noon at O'Clock precisely Funeral services Ct Calvary
Church.
Boston and ssn Yrauoi,co papers please copy.
After abort and illness Mrs E1z.sgrH Lavp-
LEr, wife OF Michael Laedein, aged 20 years month
and 1b days,
Her rsr d. and relatives ar. invited 10 attend her m
peral from her ats residence No 81 Broad street, At
on Saturday, February 81, WILLIAM p. scu.LrrrKLO
hi, relatives and friends and the melsbrs Of the Pc.
Ice Department are respectfully invited to attend bis
funeral from loo seisncy street this morning =. half
Jsst sclock His remains viii be removed to MamAro
neck for intermsnt
On February I'll ofecarlst fever, EsrHFa LAURA, only
daughter OF John Levie, sgei years months and n
days.
The friends and sognairtsnos- Of the family are
respectfully inyHd TO attend her funeral this afternoon
st o'clock nom the resdsnce OF tsr drs
Crane No i'll Elizabeth street
On February a, after Hines BaIuasr wife OF
ntchs.l 6cugh sno sister 81 Michael ans Peter T0ole
The hleDGs Of the family are invited 70 attend her IN
nes tbis afternoon, At O'Clock, from her late resi-
dence, hu,ity street, brooklyn
W February ~, FopcES McKrzrE, o native Of Daly.
Vbnilan' county Of Tyrone, Ireland
hs funeral VII sso place this afternoon at O'Clock
ron NE late residence, No. 100 West Twenty sixth
iu'et nft hduye sst On Seventh north eide Of
TpeptytiSth street His frIso6s ard those ~ his SON.
JOE ibomaf ara Bodger MsKiuzis, are requested t.
attend his iusetsl without further invitation No oar
rsEe6 permitted at tns funeral
On Sunday novriDR February "a Rrcp.npsor
youngest son o. janice snd Elizabeth NJ Ryan aged
menibf and ~ dsye
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epsceuiy invited 10 attend h funsSaL from the resi-.
dence Il hs parents sa Delaney street. this afternoon,
ct O'Clock
At his rssidenos No. l2S st. Marks place Mr. Tasws
DONALD Of London county OF Midalsx EnglAnd In chs
Nth yssr of his age.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited at
tesd his funeral without further notice this
II o'clock His remains viii DO taken to Greenwood
Cemetery.
NoricE The funeral services OF the late JosxpH
PovIKE ~i take place ct Calvary Church this
&c O'Clock he relatives and friends Of the family
respectfully invited 10 attend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23
CITY TIxADE REPORT.

6ATthpAY. Fed Zl--6 T. n
DREsDsrUrFs. Flour moved to tie extent 10 o30
btls ordrsry to choices State at 81 9SH So 49,,
nen 10 Southern at SIS SIS 1874, and mixed TO fancy
Western ct So o6A SIS a5- this previous value be.
ride. which there 5000 hbl eouthern rumorei
taken fer export at S., but could not the
transaction. Rye -four ned a. So 621 and Brandy
wins nleal at So t64, without enquiry Wheat barley
and seemed In snimate though unaltered or rye
l2to bushels found buyers st 75c 76o the former
rales. Northern eats continued brisk at 43c o 55o
oorros. The market generally exhibited frmer
tone to asy, With sales Ct GOO bales at small Improve
ment ca the better grades, which appear to be mostly
in request We centirue our quotations
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
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TclSxraPhIc RspOrts.

NEw ORLEANS, Feb 20, 1859.
The cotton market, TOT day, has been ompieely un
settled In consequence of buyers holding back for lower
prices The ea.s we're barely oco bales The receipts
at this port for the week. beve been IA 900 bales at all
Southern ports for the season 10000 ahead Of last
years.
EEw ORLEANS Feb 81, 1864
The Sales 20 day of cotton reached $500 bales At
ell 18th to quarter decline. Strict mddling, TSGc
CHARLEsror, FEB. 20, 1881
The sales Of cotton. day, 600 bales, at
15sc. Former prices fully su.tsned.
CHaeLrsTor, Feb 81, 1862
The sales OF cotton, to day reached 800 ballet at
asMc Firm market aud very full prices.
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aIEIpPisa.

yt,EE u g. MAIL sTEhxsuIP HERMANN, EDWARD
Il Higsipss tU :. oommeder will sail for Bremen,
uehng st SOUTHAMPTON 10 land tho malls aud
fer siAnd SD France. on baturdsy Februsry from
pier No North riyor Price OF In Tigss Cabin
Main rrloop, $50 In Fret Cabin, Lower Saloon &OU
Second CABIN f6y All etee mut pass through The Post
oca Specie delivered In HSyre and London For Passage
on Freight tprly 70
EofLtR, ssED 8 RTRA, Agents, &c South a.
,,oR LIvEKrool-UKifan STATES NAH. STEM
T. ship ATLANTIC, Cept Jsmos West-Thia stosioeF will
depart viii she Unttet ttttet made for Europe posve
rsi.rdsy March ~ oeooi from her berth at ,hs
foot o. Canal Street no horih u paid for For
height ussase hsvnr useqUpiied for
elegance eno comfort, apply 70
EDWARD X. rGfLfhfM 90 +, No So YsiI street.
me .ieAnshit Arouo WI succeed he Ats nc, and 1D
Aseoh ~;
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photographic wAYins Esporss.

E0aTOH FeE ~.
ArrivsdBarks Truman. Mcbile Gen Taylor, NOrie.nG
LyeApder Cenfueeos brss aoon Savannah via Holmsss
Hole where the Put In for repairs, Alpine Phadelpha
albert Fearing de- schrs Cabot. do; Blopmer Nov YORK;
Western, RiehnoLd.
CaARLrsToN. Feb ~.
Arrvcd-Barfs CGrolps, and ortoDa. NYori; brig. En-.
bem Boston; Eai.a Batmore; scrs Col Batter, york
n Brown. u sharp. Philadeisbis
The ship Vim Penn hiss been got on and lowed inside she
bar all tgbs
2lst-Arryed se.nship southernsr. NYori: ships New
York and Wm Penn Do gohr kasilda 4 Wells, Grfin n
York, 10 hours.
New oHXrAss. Feb %.
Arrivedships Empire. NYork. via Savannah; TsUmbul
and CHI ten, York.
.lss-srrvad ships elas Greerman. Shannon, Medallion
Laura sad II w olfe all from NYork.
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Herald Marine C0rresp0nde enc o.

,vssnry ce. pssysan Yarv s6 Sao T,ansa.s.
Black. Csrdsnss; JOSEPH. Lun' Nswburypors.
miscellaneous.
nssb "a in
have saved. which will foswasaea Boston ~
less they ssvhs een issd wish tho sasd depsh
on S & s sos
snd anchors Tho body q Jessph seed passenser who
mCs ir0m he week. and buried In South Kings
N,ssre vrssstsshr vespsr tet Taunton, or voinisyh
s'spie from Key ss Dec H. for New York has not siGos
whalem.n.
letter from Capt Davis bark Dumbarton Of shis port
Bssesy srip w..pss 10 sbis % OIL on ou, ss
Dec & sT
@ fF.Ssn Cs's &C. 90 clean sane day nar,ow
nslasas ssns SoSsG SAMUEL Thomas Lambert. NAV
''''''''' " Spoken.
Ship "s Peter NY0rh, understood for Mobile Feb
ships Esasse. lnex, Psrmsee; q and from NYe.. 4
s: 9f for o S Of and
EYOil Md.ys for Noresns wishsla ss,.. Rose Of ana
~:
hYorl 70 a.ys hose o. Key wess dates given. By
81: Wn y pilot boat Y..tss ys.ss
ploSssi; Intended ier r. VIM watts Our las;
M he, s
na Nj. e; .a q her being ls;ay
l3.h inst, lat 80 70. Ion TAX.
Foreign Ports.
T iaan nSI:. for
YonT Az paISc. Jan Bsis Louis alsn Psrsens for
s.s & sss:'i SID
nd.y. pss,G%us bark Active Scales and brig Bathurst
ships Aim: stevens St lawrence Brown s..ts
Klein; Nay i.:sssS eosdsi Nay ossss. Watson; CAT
ise Ilaas Wh.ssy: ono ks.nsls Kelly. ron Eos!s.a;
Ss is An'f'a' ''"
Hsms Ports.
.s hso .ias rs e s
isy ship TshmisoO sinol.r from vslpsfsi,o ssp.l for
ass.ss NH G:sss s LIN
AAn,yMp Mercy Taylor, EiGier.on. kohnond Flsyll..
DO & Desey sis1S SD sap V Hrss
IssTfSEI brig sA.s.'sra cs,ps. Phil.
eSs salv h ss
Ss,n ssn' 7h .nss fer oosson schrs Isphsne Holden
.e VIA kYorh for Boston; Henrist Lnchaeid
doef fs1 cssss Ga FSnsuss ssT
SD sshn 4 Paine David Bss'on, whiss Cloud, Par.
lshnAr, bark P.oida. saver. Aexsns-s for Boston;
s.spton Ryder BaiJ@ois ssy Posnsa,h sasrs Asbs,
s:ss sssss: :sS;7i e. 90 ''5 ss;:s
cpan Sss ko. SGs0 Sir
Gee Enss Do,r 5ossOn for EOrot Warren. Davis, Por
cid sahis Josr Paine, Higgins Charles, Cossuron
Geo krvs
2othArr is.t nsh tive b,sSs, supposed 70 be Phsiei
pais packets not Get BOARDED account o: kLe ice tho
hsrbor.
SD sehrs Geo Shst,utk, A DeversuY.
81 f fnMr ii: ns, e,
ashore en- the tde Of Cuttyhunk night Of th and afor
dscharsns $50 bbs OF -four which has bsea landed Al New
Bedford she got of Aad we'd By ABBY B.
and uool The schr kept free BY pu pc being
ssny worked The cargo OF -four ana wheas Wes
srd u noT being discharged
echrs AtANoss; and soop swf With abb 10 hhds mola
from The wreck Of bark sunny Eye. making in Ali 40
hhds saved
In rort j AM. wind ENw, ship Hndsson bark Pacific;
bfFs CanerpiA Nithoroy AIoezus hsrY Stsnson sohes
Iaphene, fremont Warren, Mall, Ceylon, And those
boarded.
ny, Pbiladephs Sid sehr Augusta, Springer, KYork
PROVIDENCE, Feb 20 Arr echr STAR, Nickerson Phiis-
eeph.. Be.ow fore aft sohr, supposed tbo Honduras,
posTshoUrs tLogsr u,borl, Feb Is Arr schr 81 s,e-
phen, Ctlssto NYort.
ROCKLArp, Feb H-Au rchr snss wrishs johnson, N
YORK; 1871, star Withsn, do.
5aLIN Feb 2cArr eohr John. Portine Boston TO load
for hichIone. Clio schr Globe. nall EYork via Harblc
head.
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FIRE at rliddIehurv. VI.

MipptEBuRY, (Yt y FEB 2l 1862.
Tbis morning fire broke In Tia building occupied
By James ~ ssde Co. dry goods d,slers and In the
upper stories By Barber Bushnell and Lindsay Beck
With swyers and also by the Register OF Dee Is aud
Probate. The stock a Mesrs slade and me books and
psper Of the other tenants all destroyed Los,
rot Enovn. Building Injured for thirty ave hundred
AL
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FAIRS In France.

ALL QUIEr-THg ORLEANS pRoPRRry-MoRE AR
RRsTs-PREAcHERs ORDERED To LEAvE--THR
ELECTORAL LAW, ETC.
Affairs In France continued quiet The confscatIon
Of the Orleans property had called forth energetic pro-
test from the executors Of Loui, Philippe
The Able lie Coreieie and n Laersdierc two OF the
most popular French pIeschers had received orders
leave France.
Paris letters state thst spes present at all socal
festivals.
Tho seoond court martial, citing az Lyons had
condemned commercial traveller named Outlet TO tw
year, imprisoumsn mt aud fine Of ten thousand francs
for using abusive language towards the President
The electoral Law had bssn published The suffrage i.
direct and universal Frcnch.n aged twenty-one, pos
seesed OF civil and political rights, electors, All cleo
tes Is 70 be two hundred and siyty Agiers and the
colonies not 70 have depures. Each department is
TO have deputy for every thirty five thousand electors
Fresh Arrests hsve been mode Ia the Department OF the
ksytnne, Of persons coDnsStet With secret societies
Among them ooapansary under the provisional
government
n Durin, ex President a. the National Assembly hsa
inscribed bs meme on tbs Et Of advocates Court
Of Appeals
u Leon Pauchsr Intends to stand for tn. reprssen.
Satop Of Pages.
mixed oonnitsion 30 the place OF the late militia
~ had been formed 70 invetRste he Of the
prisoners In custody fr the events Of December With
view Of enabling the pIst.dert 70 exercise cemency
10 deserving cares.
Prince Jerome Bonsparte a. presiden. Of the seuats
70 have two hundred and fifty thousand hsnos year
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T'hs Empire city at New Orleans,

Nav OaLIANs Feb. 20, 1861
The Empire City brings ffty.two thousand dollars In
gold dust on freight and large qusntty in the hands
Of passengers. sHe has slso two hundred and twenty
passengers she confirms the report that the esushp
biscsrna had been condemned at Gan Juan Is unsea
worthy. There IL general news.
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Fatal Accident at Albany.

ALBANY FEB. Y, IBbE
man named Mark Smith, a msssn, while At work
oulding In the southern part OF this city yesterday
s'Nth9on, fsl fsHs Il, al xas ias.aIIy llsd
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THRoUoH TICKETS FOR CALIFORNIA VIA THa
l. straits Of Magellan and Panama, by the magnificent
new double engine Steamship Reindeer tons burthen
Capt D. L. Wilcox which win sail from New YORK for the
above ports Thursday the lst April 1852 This
ship was bu, expressly The California .rade
and copper and expected the
voyage ade 70 California Passengers BY tss
will avoid all the delay sickness And great
Dressing the IsthTnuH Only limited number will be takeu
NO bershs secured tl paid for For feishs okes aT
ply 70 JOHN BALL. Agent
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FBrrGHTs Vessels for Liverpool continued ecsroe,
which with the advance in rates had tendency to check
shipments Shippers also waiting for Canbras
few hundred bales cotton were reported at I'd
about COCO bushels grain engaged ed -four
at Is. There nothing Of mement reported for Lon
don. For Antwerp, cotton taken at 81; ashes ut
27s. Cd and rico at 25s There alteration In
rates for Havre or California.
Provisions appeared active the business inoua-
ing see bb!s. prime and pork at sl3 $l412K
and sl5 SO SIS 76 1877 pkgs extra shoulders and hams
at 70 &c.; $4,000 lbs. cid hams at TIC: 1900 pkgs
prime lard at 90 go per Id 400 bills prime aud
mess beef at S. So aud 50 Sl2, with 400 tierces
prime mess, at SIG. respectively.
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Tho overland mail win later Bombay data. bs5
reached Lcud0p. Esriks rumors stil prevailed on Ia,
north sest froizier ard force fagrcb from
Runsob-e torefdt The Upper sciDde intending 70 attack
Bsos a. houSS, thoud ~ Drsyo ssfrssoy scs rsipss
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1IVBE MARRIED. wcEAN.s rRIy. IL MEDICAL COZ

".
psnion By Dr. A. hAurieeau, Professor OF issAsss
o. Womer-Twentieth edition, l8mo., pp 2OPrioe a.
Years OF suerng Of physical and mental Euish 10
sn anecsonae wife, and pecunsry difhouiss " this hps
band might have been spared timely OF sA
WORK 10 - intended especially for ate married. thsse
whoa should be known 70 them particularly.
To those whose beSh pesit of "A increase
family. IN lie OF special i'm portAnce.
eru also, ttnsie-ths wife, the Mothor-she
either budding into womsnhood the ether In she 4eens
ofyearo IN whom chAn&
ssc most certain mode Of In every compliant
10 which her sex ts subjeoA
Extrscs OF letter from sentlsmAn In Dayton ohis
Dr.. A. n. kAURIcxAU: DAYTON. May l. SE-
three her Rxutsh
and suffering months before and during ocnAne
mebs; every successive and de lisatinl
and stsB her putting her lite In nan. dssasx
and whos was. on chs sst oncssion eespsrsd Of ssH
posed this Vt things inevitab and resigned
self meet the worst a. shis time (now about sv<
nonshs heard ycur boch highly Of siainS
some cre reaching On los recopt And rerasA
cannot 20 tho reiet afforded .resesS
mind and the soy It's 0 nareed wife, loaxn
Ing that .hs discovery Of Desomeau1 provided
oeved possible Bus for shs year woaIl
have passed head In ali humsn bgpy my via
would have boon IL her grave and children is mother
less.
IT, OF course, imprao,,osts 10 convoy more fully the
intended for ths married these plating rass
For sale a. 22 broadway, a. tho publishing ooe. -
Ltnerty strees sew York; IIttls Co. Albany; Jsssph
Tucker Mobile Asbsua b. Peterson. 90 Chestnut reet
PhiiAdelphia
On rooep, Of 81, copy win DO srsnsasssd by mall
any par, * Aha United letisrs
mua DO addressed pest paid TO Dr. a r. hsurseAu.
l.22d New York city. Office i2e Libersy street,
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ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF 1HR QUEEN.
Accounts frem spsip state that attempt hs en-
made on the life Of the Queen On the second Of Febrl
sry she took her drst airing snco her confinement and
We, on her way to the church Of Dc hl0chs, to be
ohurch,d when ar1ssn fred ri .tol Ut her the ball
nom Which struck the Queens shoulder. lie wa, or.
xeheo The lest sccoupt stste that the Qqsep wa pro
aress.ng favorably.
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Prom Prufeels we Tern that ths Bmfn Fyareai, hsA
tutea spniLst iis protrietors. Jaw
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Arr frm NYors-Jan - santisgo, ~ Gidrsltar Fsb l.
sheridan Iivfroo ~, Byrsn, Boraeau9; 50, Hiosrna
srtvsssnd; hey Yesi Bsvs; Peel, LIverPool Washing
SaiSd for RYorh-Jsn g. Prince kdwa,o, from SHELLS
~, Shields. ~
Sid for Bos.or-J,a 81. ssipe, frcm -.
Arr from Phlisdclphia-Jhn 81 '.Nalvsva." ~ -.
Arrtren Baltrsre-Jsr 81 Rob, Burton Al Trieste; Feb
8, Esry hfie, ~ LIVERPOOL
An from Chs-ies,on-Fsb L. yoFsphias, 81 Brenen Ho
henbtsuKtp Cpyhs,eIi Amsrlss6 Hevoss 81 Devonshra
Lily efpooi. Antoirette. Barcelona.
Arr ron s,!shn, hBJAn ~ Diana al Hull; Sth, Hope
well 90.
CID =, Gibraltar Erethuss from Palermo for New York.
Fanchtn, do fer d.; ArcoIe do for EOricAas.
AtTnrhny Feb ], Christisns from fanfcn for kYers.
York. 49,
~ Deal ttb, Deusss from shieldstor Fyork.
A. DGtgtu nuth 4h Martin Trsderos from ROTTERDAM.
Bid from Calcutta Teo I, Fanny Forlt stcr. Doston.
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TT q. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR NEW Or
y. leans, via HsvanA-Dhsnge Of sailing day.-Ths
splendid steam hip GEORGIA. 500 toms Porter, q.
M Commander viii sail from she pier ~ foo. Of wa.scs
precisely Eaes Of passage 70 Havana and New Orieaas
New arran fementLsd saloon berths, S70 after DO.
do. So forward dor $780, steeraGe do. tB Specie only
taken freight 70 Havana Passengers for New Orennr
will be transferred 10 another steamship Of th line us
ysns. For freight apply 10 n. O. KORERTG
III West street, corner Of " agreI street,
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Ere tfisi OF ths heSpt tssr for the revolt of May
1852 eitssboriy on The proceedings are saii ycrv
much to Iesemlaes bU-iesqre under the nsne ofu,se