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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09
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PHnADEIPHIA. Dec 8-lReportsd By Keen Taylor. Y
First board 81 900 Texas Reg Notes S. 5000 sehuylkil
Or 81 So t6 80 do SCI wv DO I'd, 65; 5000
do, 00v Reading Railroad So, 10 93x 200 do. cash,
e; UU Reading ksilroac AoItssg g. AS cash. IS; LOO
Leigh Gs 81 9 58 shares Morris Canal N lots, b5wn
22 100 do 2 30 DO b5 81 So do in lots, b5wn, 80 $40
DO in lots b 100 Long lai kailroad In lots DO 2
I'm 1vO IA; $50 do. In lots b. 2j 80 90 81 800 do
hwp, 3T 90 IN lots s5wp, TN; loo Uoon Canal, cash.
6As los Sotuylkl Navjg ston III lU7 do in lots 2 100
Sebu, Hill Navigation, Pr, ferr S. 9; IS do, lots
y V DO cash 29 400 do in lete 291 100 do oash, 29
% DO Aer Meadow Railroad S 81 PeLnsylvana Rsirosd
late 4gh; W vhksburg RAILROAD, Tx; 2u he ding Raft
road. in lots b. 5o PsnnsylyaDis Railroad I2lk ~
2ss do in lcts. Iik 80 do. l5S Becccn Boards-S 40
L.h eh 6s, 9aa 500 PittbWrg 6s 't I'd, l0 V0 Penn
syIvana istct 6 bb IS; Loo Long Island Railroad 6s
y; LOO do, @k; Al texas Notes 10 per mt ma, Coz
WO Chesapeake and Delaware Canal bs &c. l03 900 do,
81 0sh; TO o. ares Long Issno Raiiroad 49, 800 do b5,
Is 100 do cash, & 100 do 2Sh 100 Morris Canal 2x loo
s2K $40 do 2z 100 do b5 and int 22 so do, b. 22k
80 do, b. IA; 40 hglkiil Navigation. u. Second
Board $40 60 schuynill Navigation o. 80; s5k; l0p
ibwn & 1870 DO oertfs 3d. 9s 500 do s9 lou T.sas
Reg Notes o. ZOO Reading railroad IS, 10 9S 1000 Le
high Mortgage g. 0lA 800 shares CHESAPEAKE and Della
Canal So, SO IFS; lh0 Morris Canal In ts 2lx 40
Do BIS, 223 lC0 g. 2st 100 Long Island Railroad, h5
2s $50 DO 9Sk; 10 sohuy IL saton. Xreferred 2
slepnsylvsnis Rairosd 49k do ~ 100 Reading Rail osd
BIS seq; 100 ismoDd Coal in lots IS; 10 Union nal, 1876
90rew rlean &ss 179 50 Girsrd Bank s5wn AZ After
board 200 shares .org Island lrg 3d. zs: sSd ~
Norris Canal s5 2 90 6o u.s. 22k so do 2lk; 100 d. s5,
221 12s orh American Coal l4 100 do 5 l5 100 do,
B Chester alloy Railroad, l $50 Vicksbugg Railroad,
rs Is.
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0NR WEEK LATER PROM BELIZE HONDURAS =
TIE brig Lucy Ann from settle, Honduras Nov. 10th,
sniyed al this port this morning Our last a:vces from
Belize stated the OF the Of the brig
Lotbers. bound nom Bellies TO Bottom Islaud Of
CozuDel coast OF Y0caiaB that after he wreck the
captsD left the vessel ch4rse OF the oss and
vent TO Belize where b. soi he 1t lay 20
Priest Co 81 Belize and this city that the pure
sent vessel aud men t. Coyum- Isbd the bu.
that sf.r they Lad comm. need operations, body Of
SpaDisros took possession OF thu see and drove OF the
claiming seIysge the around OF the bsng
their shoTe Upon hearing this the Brize
started for cozumei armed with protest from ,he Bri
tsb Commander AZ Belize spd also With Jemon-tr
from the American Consul " That piece We learn
by letters received beTe that toe spsoards refused TO
give the veste unless they paid thousand dol
Lars, which was finally given TO hem SIR protest Co
zune H. pert of Iucasn ana Therefore " under Next
rus though Mexico has of late exercised but
little sovereignty thss province This documents In
the have therefore been rent TO this country With
a view OF making a claim the government OF Mexico
for in the matter The Captain 81 the Lucy Ann
brings definite sdvices relative 70 the Indian war
which is stated has recently broken out with great
violence In Yucatan -Bcsion TSorsiier
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Died.

On Sunday evening Dec ?. THOMAS q. srErErs in tho
So,h year of bis age
invited to attend his funeral from the house Of hs father
No n West Twenty eighth sIeet this day Thursday
Dec st half pat clock, p. without any further
On Tuesday, 7:h inst, at half past 10 O'clock A. ",
LYDIA Ann wife Of John c. Graham aged IS years and
months
The friends relatives OF the family and members Of
Egyptian Epcsmpmebt, No 10. Covenant Lodge q. Of
\. and Wosth Locge OF Free and Accepted Masons,
No 2lo also the membefs Of Allen street Pfes5y teraa
Church invited attend the thi, day churs
dsy 9th IN 1t oolock p M from bsr la4 res denoe
No Forytb street The rema,ns viii bs taken to C,y
press Hill Cemetery Csrs viii BE- in attendance at
Grand street fry Wbii,msburg
On weontsosy pina, Dec. Solomon KIrr, young
est sop OF JACOB and Elizabeth SomerDdJke.
The friends Of he family requested TO attend his
funeral this afternoon At from his fathers resi-
oenee w East tnraeth sueet
No tongue can tell And he the ught best,
How much We loved him, To take him home,
Apd how well To be 1t rest
On the evening Of the 7th inst OF consumption WAL
TIA L,bn,v. in the 10th ysx of his age
tend tis essi this day rhursaay 9th met at half
past O'Clock NJ from the residence Of his father,
NO. l24 Prince street. Brooklyn
In Brooklyn Dec. Z, sft.r short illness, Joas @.
GhrtsE ron Of ID. late Capt John Greene in his oath
The relatives and friends OF the family arc invited to a.
tend Bis funeral from his late residence 40 Atlantic
street on frd.y afternoon at O'Clock.
Dec 7 JAmEs BRowN, aged 81 years
His irisuds the friends Of The family also the
beis o. the MaIinrrs Lodge invited 70 attend his ia
peIal from his late residence No - East Thirteenth
sue t THE DAY (rbursday } at O'Clock r. NJ.
At B.ndcrson Ky on the Gath ult Of congestion OF
the liver X. vic Of the Rev J. ID Matthews, and
daughter u the late RrsnoB Renshsw, Eco, of Phis
deli bia
ON the stb inst at the rodsnce Of his brother aIaw
Grew John Tn mpson. l69 Green street DANIEL Ross
f.ceDd ron OF the late Dr. Thomas Ross minister, Of
Locbbroor, no. shiie. Scotland
Fobtisl Oh FIiosy, 10Th inst at half past p. NJ.
o. tcsrispa ELEr, only child Of ference and Mary
Bopi., egeo years.
The iJber will leave at half past O'Clock precisely,
this day, (Ihursosy) from No Oliver street. No
fisges required
Wednesday mos pipg Dec 8, ApxIIrR MATILDA Town.
SIND aecd ~ yesrt n ontbs snd days
The ieis ives ana ffien0~ OF the family and OF her
brother IN law. Aosm Halstt. respectfully Invited
10 st nd Der fonefs Mt the residence Of her
law 800 SIKH s'te.t this day (rhursdsy 9th Inst nj
half past 20c'ock p B@ rcma,ss will rs tskeu to
Port chester. on Friday morning for iuts ment
Bso LUcUs intent OF Luoius and Henrietts
Allen. need year and tbsee months
tupers tbn afternoon at O'Clock from tia reidsnas
q BIZ fa'bsr 80 rc,De t'r'c The rsavss sod friends
arr respectfully ibsitto 10 attend.
NJ he evening ~ The 9th irst OF copmmpioD la the
l'h Jtet 81 BIZ see, lawns O. OF Jsres r,ak"r' o.
isfat y =
Th bbnos ~ itnfasgg 80 ,s . gbis f.ltsf IA '3w
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PHILApELrHrA, Dec 81 Pm
Gus Norton Bangor Llir., Brown Nyork; sohrs Nay,
DsssS 30 Hssss. ;n :
Sss &c. vi L.a
aso Dep .1 s%
Ganoy. Townsend. do: Mary Pastsrson. Bsteman. Fall
Sasps soh mary
DAYTON DoUt lass Providsnee;J Candy Townsend de;
sg E ss's sr
vile. Chase, dOl J Leaning. Godfrey, NYork.
HliAcsnaasOms.
srEAssHr UNITED srArks from Noreans at Galveston.
r v "a tine bar the Wind Svss n,nyy
sassnss ilsSs ship isss Esh,ssu.s. v.
,'ss
nsi clear bTeseh over u.s. .ws, our bsiwais
sS &c Of ss.s .
parting our chairs We gave her 81 .h. steam she osSd
bu.r 2, little avail 81. thu. driving ahors
1 ~ @ hSr 1 ssS hs & the
we're enabled 70 get Cd shore and our psrs
SIC, On e .. Bosss' tn from C.cutts on sept H.
isssSas. Ion q IS Z, while lying TO- sprung sow'pris
BR SKIP toE BAnnl Jous De woLrx Bradshaw. :. from
o IL *
Cstharipe snd ard with her cargo. consisting OF iron
sens.rs tss sumserj were saved she bssn
Ss early
,ndshe ss iul Incurred il LiyoEpos. She was in.
vsnnaS on SATURDAY., ~ the VIM a.st,n nv N
S..s Is " ssT ss'sss
as Tss from run could ss ss
Ss!risd .sss tho Il. sSpsa sd:. se~spd
VAS steering sv. and the ship TO the n.
Bark oAsnL. difms.ted at lamps. hss completed
Key Csc and s. Marx. packets '''' WV ''''
tJpps ss cranee Bras with o.rs" -four aud
With consisting Of master aud ell hit upset
ns only w
sss s W.: sm Sss srs sept
wreck 10 will her cargo 20 ysis lair salvage
The Amelia Jane was brig and on her hrst voyage
BR BRIO BarIsH QvERsThe cargo. spsrs sal and rig
,x q this vessel before rspo.d wrecked on Browns
BRic vAsDALrA Huhs, from Boston, Of and for Camden
before reported ashore White Head 60, onn heavy
sisns anohsrs, boat she reached Camden 18Th.
BAG E"n,sn tSf Es,Isn wss for .s.n.s WIN:
M.r T.S nS .. 5Sn iass y s q:
riss Ssoo and ns tho upper worss % The ssarSssri
Erre BRIG NAvIeArwvn which vas driven ashore At
buepo Ayrss goth Aug is. when ready for this oi. hs:
slightly damaged. and brought soee prices.
Bn Bsre soorIA Dshn; from posou 70, Pembroke, Ne,
coast ofkovs SCOTIA and Is hsv, wreck.
toHR HAVANA, Jones' of and for Charleston. from che
Cgeechee river Ga, with cargo Of about S@U nnsnsis
rough ROE vent ashore Tyee breakers on the sn u
willie AIT mpng TO get under way From the expose po
f..s ss she may loss
PsCG. oas IRON Ls ., y. 20, sss
on Point Judith oarryipz away her bowsprit sprnging
nast TO- and vas cnrred Newport In tow OF sloop
The bark Providence ath WIN irpoAre main Ana
monkey rail stove.
scHs ISAAC HIroxLzv Harvey ron NYorh 70, Aspin
mat sprung.
,oxn ElryAu Nonror, OF Orleans, loaded with coal
..rnch sas, AZ the nf river Satur
day ,ishs u,h uit, ara Immediately commenced nlins
10 h.y sses a. her ~ssousd! with The
sepon u Mr. h3lvsnus smith, Of Orleans. aged
skcut ~ yesrs
wnroKrro Scum EHonLspon 10 supposed 70 be ths
deseribsd a. large New York st.nmer ashore ~ Here
Inlet The STAN bo ,rd Of her 10 rsrpcsed
hsys sivon RE 10 the She spioyed on the kats
gorda.
Som Hh-AGonDAt ashorh ut Verfors Tnot, got on
W tpptfin upU Gle sytnt of ps undo,ertera srd weE
shop, - W trereh' hs ri'y 800 tho - i.'ga "a
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Fu,rher from Texas.

We have dates from Galveston to the soth ult The
Wetn Team has the following intelligence from Eagle
Pass a week or two since during the feast ut Poiras
Nepros MIR Edward Stevens. who had the contract
carrying the mail between this city and the Pass shot
Gofer John who in the act of stabbing of the
surveying party He Immediately arrested. ironed
and cast into prison The difficulty occurred dance
letter frem the Eagle Pass dated 10th gentle
in this city states that the night Of the 9th Ste
succeeded in making escape the river and
reached the Eagle Pass in safety
rumor has reached this city to the effect that Wild
Cat Offering two dollars bounty to Americans who will
Join his command Iii supposed he is going against the
rsyolutionists at Mstameros
The State Gasene says usually heavy white frost
vi'ited the neghborhood of Austin the 18th inst.
Judge Harvey H. Allen agent for the Houston and
Austin Railroad. addressed the citizens Of Austin
Gently We learn from the Ga-ee that he succeeded In
creating great degree OF I'M Ia the undertaking
Among propositions which he suggests for the accom-
plishment OF the work First that the State shall
loan the company three tour thousand dollars per
mile for every mile OF road constructed that
the Legislature pas law authorizing counties to levy
tax to pay the interest such amount Of stock
they may choose to take
The Houston Telegraph says is authorized to contra
dict the report that Judge Scurry will oppose Gen
ton for the United States Senate
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(Oorfcspondsnos II the New Orleans Crssosnt.l
The barb Lady Suffolk. from Baltimore arrived ct
oarie o. the 10Th instant was Transferred to Span
Nh oolocs the ESD outsds hsv,ag eight guns
and Grew Of Axty Spanish bound Tor the coast
Of Africa.
The 10th was the feast day OF st. Isabel but ON 90.
weather the main feature Ia the osubratioo
was postponed to the Do the grand ball tho pasoe-
tune to witDees in Havana Il was feast OF love
mngng the bitter Of Jealousy and hatred OF the chosen
OF the races Cuban and Spanish and adminis-
tered with skful ability for thu engendermeut Of more
strife and III feeling In our faithful bosoms The night
OF the 22d the palace portals thrown open that all
hut the wizard chief not there behold the adma
on o. the democracy guided along ths tesseated CORR
doris by double files OF approved soldixy marching up
the stairs and back again from front to the rear and
thence to disappear the Thousands Of ungraed
curious that thropeed the exterior OF the palace until
eleven O'Clock ut night when the curtains fell
vessels are arriving with recuits from spain every
days to supply the loss by disease In the last velve
monthstwo vessels In to day with three hun
dred
Some four thousand black recruits from Africa have
been made welcome to Cuba since the beginning Of the
and stpulaon-the last always counting into not out
Of his pocket
few singular manifesto documents, have been in
formed came through the post office Cardenas aud
they have been distributed in the hes Of the Secty
office for the general beDsdt-supPosed to have
brought out by some vessel recently from New York
The vessel has not been seized but suppose that she
will be II the Smith doctrines be adhered
the matter In very combutibe advising peaceable peo.
pie" 10 stay at home and mind their business which
they wonla be protected &c.
The Crescent City IL not TO inthe last on dit
cordipg TO the Marine journal Of Havana. So sdieu
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FIRE IN HAMBURG, GA About ten o'clock, last
night Gre broke out In sister city 1t was first
discovered in Ma'heDy's hotel, 10 the upper part Of
Centre ard In the OF hour ed tho
hotel and underneath occupied by Mr.. Math -ny
BriLdiey & Co + l. eub.rs and the store
occupied by Mr. John Usher The buildings. under
stand sill insured IN Colombia Charleston Offices
We Did not learn wbetb.r the stocks of VI Ma.heny
spbsr insured but learn that Meats Rrindey
Go and Utbet in nrcd In the Doum ,ia office
the former for So 600 aud this latter for $4,000 which,
with the goods saved will cover their losses 9ugnsta
IOHsfuuionoiisf Dec 2
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scrsE.x Cccnx o. raE Urrrso srArEs, Dec Us. 3.
Baxter Esq Of virKnia Ebcnesee Ansa Esu OF Texas;
J. CLANCY Jones' Esq Of Peun,yivssia; Charles Ed
wards and James Brady, E-qs. Of New York, were
admitted attorneys ssd counssllofs Of this court
No. !. Richard Esls. executor plsiutif In error
The People Of the State Of nlipos.-Ths causs YES
argued By Mr. Chase for the plaintiff In error. and
mtted On printed as6umsnt by Gen Shields for the
DEFENDANT in error.
No. John Hagan, ct. a.. appellants. vs.. VIM. II.
PcpeS administrator ct s-rhe argument Of this
wss commenced by Mr. Reverdy johnson for the appel
lADte. Adjourned
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An INCIDENT When the President Of the Col
ieGe Of ecters Of Penny preparing urns 10
which the ballots for Preoent spd vics resident are
deposited be found In them toe ballots in l8ts
Zschary Taylor and MilIaro Fillmore They had lain
there hidden from the light Of day sud uDd sturoed
four years. At the suggestion Of toe ee, they
carefully eDveoped BY the secretary snj filed away With
the other documents Of the coilsse-P Philadelphia Penn
splrdnion, DEE O.
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THE LAST OF BLAIsR sKUPIssKI The body Of
Skupp hi made the subject yesterday OF lsoture
IN the Pbadeipha COLLEGE OF Medicine DR. McCIintock.
deDopsrator Of anatomy delivered the discourse which
particularly the braip fodsy another lecture
will be given the contents Of the chesto morrow on
the stomsch and iDfcstiDrs large number Of students
ard severs, other gentlemen In attendance yester
day Philadelphia Sun Dec T.
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MARITIME INTHLLIaRHOR.


CLEARED.
stesmshp William Penn Sears, Now OrisanS Lincoln
seamshp southener Foster Charleston sponord Tiles
Grip gspsws Greer, San FS.Is':.o s.s..a
Bsrk jasper Bennett charieston. Durham q Dimoa.
Brig fosca Heena tDutch P0tsngsr Amsterdam. Funeh
Brig Teazer tBr) Boutelsr Lasuayrs. Schmidt Bal
Brig Hun tres.. willar Barbados. N Harper:
Brig Kinsaloch OBI, Burhe, Sc John NIB, Thompson
Bril- Clyde tBr), whipple. 81 John NIB, Whitney
Brig Marina tBrl. Boud,St. Halifax, Ms. 4 B..ias.
ssSI Psslisi Horny knas.on cns.lssssa. SsSa.
sohr Pearl Wheeler, Rich ueid Van Brunt slssht.
s ssa. sS'f ss
Tho following cleared yesterday Afternoon but wore aoci
dentally omitted
sbip Bell tnew oippsr,. Kilham. San Francisco,
ship Atlantic, Hayden Apslsohiool. = HSr!bys Co.
Bris Means, Bemisk, Fiorids, Thompson & Hunter
sohr Arctic hunt, Mosteyi,eo master n,.
sss: SsrSs s:sssy Jones f;sPSia $3.50 S;sssn.n
s sSr s... Hsssit siiis Alssandss. MOI; Bsssii
s sssS tass Sanford
Ste. mer Thompson, Calmsy Philade' phia. W n
SIC amer Mid dlesox. Ely, Philadelphia. Brisss-
ARRIVED.
LiverpoOis
ane 900 passengers stanton Co Experienced very
heavy weather the tcpgasnt mast main
SNIP saisans ssrsst New Orleans Is d.y with mdss.
Ship Westminster shapter New Orleans. Is days. with
ship Rslah Jones' New orleans. Nov q. with mdso. to
Sip gsItiord B4ke Savannah days. with cotton and
Ship . New Yoif Ra Charleston days. with cotton
5;;: !S:s ~: r.. assns.5 $, day, with
BARK Banss (Bren waiieSusl. Bremen, q days, in
'; ss w sssss :ss
s rs With mahogany
Sc and IL paseenxrs TO Thos Owen Co. Sid IN COMPANY
With brig Delhi for New orb. and her again of Hat
Bark Harvest, NiokeIs Savannah. days with cotton
Big Mary Pierce 0f gsDsorh Pierce Salt K'y Is days.
Brig Delhi (of 0roser. Nsuvitas IL days.
with mshosany. 80 " MASTER
to Jaseps PIG Grise Dec s. spi. ship mi
agsrA," supposed bound to Norfolk.
Brig Alfred Exa Brown Savannah. Is hours. with cot
schr Peerless conkn. Kingston ia IS days with pin
TO- to master Experienced heavy gales the passage
EsISs:s. !et Perth s%ss, o:' Ss ..:h.n:
heavy weather the passage stove storm boat and started
sehr Ira Br wsssr. Williams Wilmington. NC. days.
soht Chas colsste; sssman. Baltimore, days.
sObr sussn; Hsndy Albany. sd.ys, for Fall Rivee.
Com days.
sohr ,etor. CrOveii; Boston. days.
Selr Laura Jane. Sherman, New BEDFORD. days
SAILRD
ssesmships so.shsrner Foster. Charleston; VIM Penn
ham. Francisco; Ae,untcoei Farbsnk: New Orleans.
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SUPPOSED MURDER AT WssrHAMPToS -Dennis
Tracy, of Bensonve Northampton Irish man il sup
posed TO have been murdered saturday night lest 1T
Kingsley's Mills In Weethampton Tn ssturdsy after
he hired borse and buggy and With another Irish
rode out TO that place. Not returoiDx on sunday
search was made for him. In the ho1se ths mills
where the two known TO have blood dis-
covered In various pieces and nothing further could
be found there the milpopd daipeo the b,dy
q Tracy ccovered bearing m,rks Of yeoce which
leave doubt that he murdered Springfield Re-
yiLlirGu. Dc 8.
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6TRAFGK ARRIVAL "A strange looking Draft mr.
rived At port yesterdsv She Is sbou, txsy tons
bu then schooner built aod rugged sud hs from Mani
towan. Whcopsln boe bao full cargo Of as sorted
sbrubber2 consigned 10 A Joo.s Of this city shrub
berry from that quarter Is sbou ARE as the
Of the ve-eel snd both are objects Of curiosity ST. Louis
Reyubi,cG,i Nov 70
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In Brooklyn. on the evening Of December g. by the
Rev Joseph Fawcett Mr.. JeHr Ricks Hiss Many II.
WiLsoN.
On Tuesday evening Dec Z. by the Rev Henry J. Fox,
Mr. IsnAEL w. scUDpEK to Miss CATHARNE H. PERIo0 Of
Brooklyn
On Tuesday ing, Dec 7. by the Rev r. 6. Foster
Dir WILLIAM IL. Day Miss Anna n. McCuTcHAN, all Of
this city.
At Middletown. Conn Tuesday, Dec Z, by the Rev.
John Is. Creme, Mr. RicHAsp LEaYcRaFIE. Jr.. OF VIII
hsmsburg to Miss MARiA daughter Of d. D Parmelee,
ESQ. Of Midoletown
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RAILROAD AccIDBkTs.-A man named Colns.
in the employ Of MIR Msrsh, at Elixacethport white
attempting got upon the train othe Central road in
ffobt Of Ksopgs Nj IT, thrown under the and
instantly killed unknown 70 the perons connected with
the train alec accidentally killed last night
white walking the track between El'zsbethtown s1a
the c cate " the engine Of the Pniadp his train IL
appeared that thf had from Ner York Ia the
~ train intending TO have stopped a. Newark no.
Retng cot Of The train at the latter place be f0tcd
bcir let ont Of the his way 70 Ezscetntown
which vss allowed though he urged to go on. The
train being toppej the got out and walked bsik on
the tack 70 Newark. and the Philadelphia tain coming
on about half hour sfttrwards In the dark, not
sene BIN. run him down coroner's jury fully inves-
ngnied the whose dict That the deceased
was aooicentsly killed while Walking the track The
aecs~td hao temperance pledge ~ the Old Brewery
IN hh pocket ana alo book of cake receipts. IL Is
prev hs wsh "a batter. The name In tho pledge
Daniel stevens snd be appeared 10 be from 80 to IS
years Of age - htnsk sdr<rtiser De-
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.

o
Arrved-Ship Chas Humbcrson vsrpool barks Aguilla,
EOrleans; Belen Maria Bsltmore Lion do; Laoons Phi
lad hia Oak do; Avondse (Br NOreans for Liverpool
Cher captain Armstrong died on the 18th Nov also Robt
1crbes Waterloo PhilAd pha; Emma do;
rs Eslsntnc, GonAives; Howard NYork; Pool do
esr,d-shp Nation EAGLE. NOrie brig Isola, Ma
tausss Sunbeam st Thomas Csbelio Com
pliaLee. NJ York. Bay State, do; LAot n, DO.
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A THANKSGIVING DINER -Ona Of the largest
family gatherings in the sta. took In the village
OF Hauvdsn Maine. at he home OF BENZ .min 6~.e.
Thanksgiving cay when forty FIX perons sat down to
dinner. There present tie father, aged eighty
three years s 6f his and daneh'ers Of the
former and Fix Of the latter Of uhom married
and had their wives sud husbands With them-ffteen
grand children and too great grand children clergy.
his wife and another D-igbbor completed the
list They AL formed ABBOTT the OLD basrtbstone. and 20
csived tn. Old mans blessing The cradle In shch the
thirteen (the number of the or,cba ates of tho
federscy were all rocked brought forth, and tho
whole most impressiv and joyous
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HIGH BURxIxG THE BrBLg a
bouse MoDopdush street la week smoke was disco.
vered proceeding from the family obs lying on ia lie
a window On examination " ~as foutd thai the
edge of the bible In the exsct focal ditsnce from
gis qobe containing gold fish ADD that the sun hms
was pisJ Ing the inoepdisry - Portsmouth, Journal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09

KENTUCKY ELECTION OFFICIAL Tho Frankfort
Commonwealth contains the official OF the State II
follows omittiDg whitley county, the vote Of which
not returned -
Tses
IL Of the whig e ctors received each ..... 81 Gd8
IL Of the democrat electors received each $500
Wing majority Observation-Disclosures. 1863
One wEig elector recei ved 81, 1913
One democratic elector received .......... 81 CG8
WING majority Observation-Disclosures. 3 100
Tbis discrepancy s occasoned BY the vote in Marsha
county where precinct the vote cast for only
one tlector.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09

MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF FLORIDA Gov.
Brown Of Florida In his annual message TO the Lesda
urgee that prov ion be ma1o for he orcbe ss
Of the sempoiee In Billy Dos'aRs does not fvhl
hi promise igrste orgaoizst Of tue mi la
ana the estabs tmcnt Of publ tchool system are 70
commended IL also efficient system Of internal im
pfowment In ofda 20 stimulate enterprise iovits mint
grafton nj dsveope the states saed rcsoufcss Ite
bnsnces In fourishiDg condition, and ts people
pospuouf and happy.