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ANTwynp, jan 2-Arr Elizabeth Denrisop, Csrpentsr N
York Sid LIST, Mary Jane Crovel. kNork: Hsrtet do
BnisroI, Jan 4Remains of PHI, Abeens for SOrlssns
CowSs Jan J-Put in. Martin Frederick. Krafs Hotscr-
dam, for NYork
DrAI Jan 4-Arr 0lensairu Crawford. London and cid
for hcbile Anna TIT Rosa 90 DO, Meta De HSrde. do
for Richmond nentos dc for Hlork and both anchored
psssed by 20, bcliies saher Balttnore Tor Bremen =
Essroas. Dec T-Cld prociosA olsssa. HYort for %.
psnhsgen. .
YaKr, Dec s-Ar 10. PiIstury, Bos!oe SID NOT a.
Mepya, Croe.y. 40 Dec H. Ssraansh, LapG AZ.
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EDWD. X. COLLINS & CO.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoMPANY-FoR BRy
men Wis sogthamps0n: United States Mail steam
for DTemsn touen a. naa Ss w
passenfers saturday January 81 from Pier No North
rfs r e% S sosS s IN
lever saloon Sio9 in second cabin $50 An experienOd
sss.s n sn H D
''n Il 'sfsf AGENTS street.
GREcoRY,s GREAT CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND
Parcel Express per steamer Goorsa, Saturday. JAM
press by the above steamer shippers hand
their goods early Friday order havo them corded
in water proof condition and not l25 lbs weigh.
eaeh and be panied Sh qysses
Managers and Agents I49 earl corner Of wall street.
IA Baltimore, Washington, Pittsburg, Cincinnati and
the South will leave the Office and after Wednesday, Jan
ali the principal Eastern and Southern cities Oioe No
l Wall street. corner Of Broadway.
CRAFTSMANSHIP ISABEL, AT SEA- JAN Il, 1852
undersigned passengers by this steamer, Hava-
Rollins for his gentlemaniy treatment exraordnasy
NAVIGATOR. and strongly safe and
invalid will alike find ss most desirable route 70 or from
Havana the officers steward. ali connected with the
ship being civil 'nd JOSEPH ssisPsiv &ALkEr Of New York
hEsk eYH II ATKiNs q e s Ghssss's
JOHN HENsHAW. q 8. Louis
F.sPARRuIE' q R Or meT YORK
E ERast, s4Fs RsfSsss tst'sSs
Can, S J9sEPa q W WALL ~, DO.
Ssss JONI HAYES. S d ssr S e ia'''''''n
S M. TS1; isd BEHD
Baron i. DePLAPFIN. of Psris
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Departure OF the Cambria.

BOSTON Jan IT 1907.
The royal mail steamship Cambria, Captain Leitch,
called at to-day, with fifteen passengers for Liver
pool and I'VE for Halifax She takes out $65,000 Anne
rican gold The following is list of her passengers for
Liverpool -
Col streatheld, Henry Chapman and lady, Hudson. j.
Jaerdain seclsir A. swan J. sseriiaE 81 Montreal
cester G. g. Hammond. Boston, Callan. Quebec; and
j. Mars ofGroton, Macs.
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Items from Boston.

FIREs-TRMPERANCE MovEMENT-GEN. FIERCE DE-
CLINEs BEING A PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE, ETC.
BosroH. Jan. Il, 1859.
Last night, four stores Commercial street de-
stroyed by fire The occupants we're IL Chadbourne &
Co.. b Smith l.. T. Starkey, Brown & Dyer, ". EEe
kie and H. Titcomb Two other fires occurred last even
ing in Chestnut and Athens streets Loss small.
The fremont Temple filed with temperance dele
cations from the State this forenoon. Hon A,hbel Hun
tDgdon presided Petitions for the passage of the Maine
liquor law presented with 10000 signatures
The Boston stock market Is rmer to day. though there
is not much doing. Money is easier CALL and prime
discount paper is Sterling exchange closed at
ITO
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The Syrac use reese ne Case.

U. S. DISTRICT coURT-NoRTHERN NRw YORK.
SECOND
ALBANY, Jan. q, 1852
The court met pursuant to adjournment, at half past
nine this morning All the prisoners with their counsel
were present.
Enoch Reid (colored) the first prisoner callsd-D.
d. Hills and Gerrt Smith, counsel for the Defence Dis
trct Attorney Lawrence and A. Spencer counsel for
government.
Mr. Hills the part of the prisoner moved that the
indictment be qusshed the ground Of regularty in
drawing and summoning the jury, and Irregularities in
procuring the Indictment.
This opposed by government counsel the ground
that it special motion and notice service Of
papers had been made
Judge Cenckln decided that copy Of the papers on
which the motion was to be made should be served
the counsel to- day and the motion be- made
tomorrow morning at the usual hour.
Trial OF Woodin for the Murd 9 r OF his Wife.
CANAspAIovA, Jan. 20, 1852
During the afternoon session several additional wit
were sworn whose testimony corresponds with
that given this morning. Nothing further of impor-
tanoe has transp PRED.
Attorney General Chatfeld is expected here to- NOR
row evening,
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m II DICAL.


DEAFNESS CURED-DR. NE ATHyEAR IN PRIMARY ,
49, zo2 Broadwsy open from o'clock daily. Tor the
early and properly Su
pr treats tSs terminate in hees
.sn Letters should be explicit and contain ST. receive
DocT3GR , DRAkE ass GREENE STREET NEW YORK
sr s cure in ossos whore thoy
rs Profession ausss his remedies 70 be sought By
ae rs era A., ThSss de'EOus Of trying ttet efficacy
free Of charge. ' ~ ~ "
DR; COOPER II nUANE STREET. HAS, FOR THE
ss'ss bis Psss to SS ::
ERoo,sys. street Chatham street have nos len
naaes acdne Any s ds1m my Office yh The :ss
duced. perfect cure charge
De; WARREN, NO. MOTT STREET ONE DooR
rr,a D ss s1ss r. 30 e. 9nTsd o.
sssisa Of his the victim seq or
sF 1o may ssy on s1s and and ,rssd
ou,ck in Roosevelt street near chssbs a ss
diploma in my Office -Ae'"
DR; JOHNSON. NO. II DUANE STREET, SO WELL,
rarputation ski in these half cured eas boo
sonsS ~ IremIhniSn' consi.n'ions weakness
cases eurea in four DAYS perfect no charge
NO FEE TILL CURsD.-pR. CoRBErT. 10 DUArrE
81 may 70 consulted eonddepsaly INC treat
s o.. 20 perform seedy aad perm.nsas cures and re
en- usnsc a. tbs sr, Jew GAYS Dr. G. has attained
hefica There s IN need Of medical or Aid ~,
member Ss New S'i YSs s' GSSsl s:" with S
lie. sAL L!,. W.. AgTaoE OF TIN "PsAo7foAI pRr-
ytss lrsseI. go olite hours 10 u o. oioot A M
~ " oc,oat r. w. tsupdsy eKeepiod,l No e Creen
Ni9a stress From Sac Uncommon medical
sv,sor Les enjoyed. a.OnE which hs Vopid ins,,
srpd several yeats II Psris for t5p expes puynss ~
ays shege diseased .oilowst BY LONG and yer- exter.;ya
Sstotec exousselyto ths be e,n wiz
oue nssitauon pre- nise, toe NOS. "A ya Ard
esses - ss2onesgy lsesss &C. ko Ge rer. eer
esoer source IN Amoriea Those FEo sppI, n ,s I'M,
TICS o. discssos VIII be sssfei hv Aho care ssniatv
~ sns cure WHOM 10 orsen enaoted Ia ver- ta "a
s "a 49, ~ 20 az aye provided, fsg sessm,Ls By iet
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Fire In philadelphia,

PuILApEI pHrA, Jan. 2l-P. NJ
The carpet warehouse of Halloweu & Bannster, on
the northeast of Seventh and Market Streets
took FIRE this evening The loss Is from 900 to 00
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SHIPPING.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER STEAMSHIP ALLAN
tic for Liverpool. will please be board at the
Canal street. on Saturday January a. at IL o'clock
EDKD. *. COLLINS A.
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Western Hog Strengthening.

Western Hog Strengthening.
6T. LOUIS, Jan ~, 1852
The following of hog ssugherng in this por
on Of the country obtained reliable
1850 1851. Deficiency.
lows. 69C00 $4,000 4l,000
Illinois. .2l0c00 10000 $1,000
Upper Mississippi. $4,000 as 600 10000
Total deficiency. ......................1 1872 600
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The Southern Mall.

Baltimore, Jan 81, 1852
No mail south Of Richmond received this morn
ing. and none south OF Washington through to-
night.
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ALBANY, Jan 81, 1859.
Mr. HUMPHREY asked the unanimous consent OF the
House take up the bill to extend the time for the
collection Of taxes.
MIR. WALSH objected.
Mr.. HUMPHREv moved to lay the order OF business
the tabe.-Agreed to.
The Houee then went committee of the whole MI
Lake in the chair and passed the bill extending the time
for the collection OF taxes.
rHE GOvERNoRs MESSAGE
considered in committee nd referred to the appro
pirate committees when the House adjourned.
both houses adjourned early, to attend the State
Agricultural meeting.l
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.
Senate.

Senate.
ALBANY, January e. 1852
cosIMrsIcAToN FROM A REJECTED CANAL BIDDER
Samuel n Payne sent in q communicable in relation
10 his bid for work the canal and complaining that
injustice had been done him by the Canal Board
KINGS COUNTY OFFICERS.
The bill to reduce the fees OF the Sheriff OF Kings
county, ana the keeper Of the cells in Williamsburg
was parsed. Also bill providing for the election of
II. gster Of Deeds in Kings county.
yoLUNTHERs
Mr. EcAuRRAr, (dem) gave notice OF a bill to amend
the act for the relief OF the New York Volunteers
THE FREE SCHOOL
The Senate went into Committee OF the Whole and
took up the bill to amend the free school act with
special reference to the town Of Buckwick Reported to
the Senate for q third reading.
THE
The bill to slte' the Commissioners map of Brooklyn
was parsed In committee.
Adjourned.
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IALnovrH. Jan s.A.r oa.ssas.ss. Ps.lssa. Nori:.ns
r. p; ..a Il Ne Ei. .iy
Bowel Boston, sSl..Da Watson DO and old tsr MAI
:sis cs::ss:o se; Ass Ss zss q and a ss.h q
Il. ;s ~ @
WI II ss s
s:ss: ss:s s * t...,
.nos.os DO; ssh. Mad q Orleans leans: 6.nnis: d
SH % % ALAN c' Bent
and Shirley Hssss ". Ni.ss.. 81: isss6
Orleans 3d. Ellen Maria, WhisEore. DO; Annie AsArns,
GcIns in I.h; ship Excelsior. crselsr from NYors.
sd o% % oh Kisy cSrSss Hs1nsA and Heller. Jack.
eress Boston ssh ship. asrvard Lane NYorii M Thee
and Lady Lake. smith a. aessss,
IospoS. Jan a~Intd outward Harbinger. DAWSON Bos.
s.on Mobile; Meta. beHards Richmond, lsss Dssil.
Jan ndsRsndsnes GS5aoP for nhOrI s,Ms day
DO 2ls Ocean Queen. Doane do 2sh Oriental Palmer.
HsRsEnls IS, Arr Turk Harding. Boston: Lycur-
HrwroaT Jan Arr julius Cs,sr, alo uoessor for New
0feans sb s9Iisn ay,ns Alexandria, Vs. SID 3D. John
NrwcAsTIr. prev 70 Jan 2-cld Frederic Warren. New
Ponrsaoura. Jan 5-Arr Hendrix Hudson, Warner Lon
TKnsl, Jan l-A;r Tweolinsen Daniel GU wiloo Klein.
FAyAL Dec l0-A large Am ship from Lon for NYork
with PASSENGER appeared of here Dec III sho has
thrsesmsi having been totally dsmasssd on t1o
18th Nov; The hAYbor board OF her. Undoub
cdly the Senator from London for NYork. spoken Dec l.
making for Faysll.
sAnsossr Jan 2Pu, in. Candidate Forbes. from DeniA
for kYork having boon driven back from lat Ion 66 W.
with the oes Of sails bulwars the ship loaky
and psrs OF cargo thrown overheard out having
noshng but severe gales from the
above damage. bound to En- glandl.
YARMOUTH tEorfoltl Jan 6-The Am bark Frederick
Warren Cotrell Of Boston. having had rudder shipped
in the roads proceeded this morning in tow Of tug
for Londen.
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Cslegraphle Marine Reports.
BosrcK, Jan 81.
Arrived-Ship Hamilton, ApalaohcolA.
Boow.sehr Manson. Cape Hsyti; Also ship and bark
CleArea-Hbp Moses Wheeler, NOeeAns; bark Modem o,
Baltmore brgs Lilla. Apaachicola CaaGace, Baltimore
The harbor 10 much obslruoted by ice
The Elisha DoAne, from Baltimore. ashore Georges
Bank but 20. OF without injury.
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nR: jon SsoN. NO II DUANE srREET. SO wpT,,.

i IN; NO. dkE STREET, SO WRIf,
Known In the treatment OF delicate dseasos The Doc
eo rspoation Tor sk in these half thaS hsys
~ years rreeminSns Constitutional weakness
cases cured In four days. perfect cure OF no Oh
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-29
LATEST NEWS.
Tc.cgrmphcd for the Times.
ARRIVAL OF rrsn srEAnEwaaAGARA.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


HALIFAX, April 80
The steamship Niagara has arrived withtwo days later
news from Europe. Below transmit brief statement
OF the condition OF the Liverpool market the day the
steamer departed. the 18th inst.
CorToN.--Sales for the week $4,000 bales. New Or
leans fair Sd SAD middlng 3d. fair ulands 81, mdding
4Sd. Demand good and prices sitter Spectators took
1000 and exporters 1000 bales.
FLouR-W estern Canal is quoted at los Cd, and Ohio
at 2ls cd.
CoRS-Yelow pos and white 29s cd per quarter.
LARD-Saes at ass per cwt.
NoNEY-Consols closed on the nth at 90a
SECOND DESPATCH.
ADDITIONAL NEWS PER NIAGARA.
Pacific and Nagras advices gave Cotton advancing,
in Autobiography an impulse has been given
the Liverpool Markets Sales of Friday 900 bales
1000 bales taken by spectators and exporters
Middling Orleans quoted at AID.
CoRN-Prces improving.
WHEAT has advanced Sd per busel.
SUGARS are improving. RICE is los. per fierce.
MONEY acknowledgements on Thursday reached par for
the first time in years. American securities firm
The Pacific arrived out on the 10th inst.
The Halifax telegraph line is down-balance OF the
news per steamer has not consequently come to handl
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-29
Steamboat Explosion and Loss of Life.

The steamer Prairie State in rounding out Mt
the landing. mt Pekin, on the Illinois river, ba-
tweed and 10 o'clock, yesterday morning, col
hpsed the fues of her starboard boiler, killing,
wounding and scalding some 20 persons, most OF
whom were bands of the boat and deck passengers.
Tie boilers blew out both forward and aft, and but
for the quantity of hay stored in the engine room,
the loss would have been greater. The head en-
gineer, Wilson, was slightly wounded and his as
sistant was instantly killed. The boat afterwards
caught fire, but it was SOON extinguished by the
crew of the Avalanche, which was on point of
landing short distance above and came to her
sistauce.
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-29
KOSsUTH IN BOSTON.

Kossuth arrived here about IL o'clock this
morning, and was escorted to the State House,
by "a military companies Immense crowds lined
the Streets and the State House was almost hid
den with flags and streainers
Gov. Boutwell,, welcomed Kossuth to the city, to
which he eloquently and feelingly replied. He
dined at the Revere House, with the Governor and
many distinguished guests. This afternoon he re-
viewed the troops in the Common, before not less
than $4,000 people. The spectators, frantic to
see Kossuth, broke the lines, but the review pass
ed off with credit.
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-29

THOSE OF OUR CITIZENS WHO DESIRE A
good Medicine, will find one in the justly celebrated Pills
of Doctor Brandreth which have performed upon
scientific skill ofphyscians had consoledte with the
that they could do The properties ofhese
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-29
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY
WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
WAsHINeToN, April IS.
SENATE.-The bill creating Board of commissioners
on Claims growing out of the contest relative to Caior
mia Land Claims, taken up discussed and postponed
The Nonntervention resolutions then taken up,
when Mr. COOPER spoke against Kossuths doctrines on
that question
HoUsE-The Homestead Bill was discussed the greater
portion of the day.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-29

We learn with much pleasure from the Phila-
delpha Inquirer that the Hon. John Sergeant,
who has been dangerously i'll for some time, was
considered better on Saturday last. His reported
death, therefore, as announced in the New York
papers of Saturday, and consequently in the Ma
tiona Intelligencer of Monday, was incorrect
weeks, and, although still severely indisposed a
hope is INDUCED that he will yet recover.-Nat.
Int.
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WASHINGTON, April IS.

WAsHINGroN, April 70.
twenty-five clerks engaged in the different Bureaus re-
ceved notification to-day of dismissal on account OF def
cencies in is rumoed that Postmaster
General Hall purposes resigning office at early day.
take the Mission of Russia Franc Granger of New
York is named as Mr. Halls successor.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-29

SATURDAY-Kentucky, extra No. 1oo-Captal -,
$50. rs Nos IS drawn. Tickets ST.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No1-Capital; $4,000. rs
Nos 10 drawn Tickets 80
FBuyers referred to my list of prizes, which are
registered at the Office, proof of what has been done
and every drawing continues to increase the number
sold and paid by
Orders forpackages certificates, single tickets in
the above schemes, and in all the lotteries, promptly at
tended and drawings sentwhen requested Please adj
dress orders to
ap 26 N sTRATrON, Richmond Va
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-29

BALTIMORE MARKETS, April 30.
FLouR-Sales of 100 bbls. Howard Street Flour to-
day at 81 oG4 to "a 1ai Der Dbl.
WHEAT Corn unchanged in price.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-29

WARD DECISIONS IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April go
The voting in the Wing primary etipgs last nigh
resultedn favor of Willard Fillmore for the Presidency by
overwhelming majority.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-29
NEW YORK MARKETS, Apr

NEW YORK MARKETS, April %.
CorTos.-sales to-day of $500 bales-market steady
no alteration in prices.
FLoUR.-Sales to-day reach $4,000 bbls State brands
sell at 81 l2I to "a 43 v Dbl Southern sells at "a 37 to
81 625
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-29
ADDRESS OF THE SOUTHERN WINGS

The Republic of yesterday morning publishes
the address of a portion of the Southern Wings
the seceders from the recent congressional meet
ing-to their constituents and the country. 1t
processes to be plain narration of the facts
nected with the proceedings of that meeting,
abounds in Union sentiments, but is firm in its
tone on the Compromise as finality, and caustic
on the free sellers. The address is signed by
Messrs. Brooke of Mississippi, Morton of Florida,
Moore of Louisiana, Marshall OF Kentucky, Gen
Outlaw of North Carolina, Landey of Louisiana,
Strother of Virginia, and Clingman of North Ca
rolina
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-29

THURSDAY-Kentucky, extra. No. 1o3-Capita
$4,000. rs Nos, lo drawn. Tickets Sc.
THURSDAY-Kentucky, No 9s-Capital $3s, 900
7s Nos, 13 drawn Tickets s..
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-29

The Alexandria Gazette says that large quant-
ties OF very large andvery fine rock fish daily
caught at the fish landings on the Potomac