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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

sui ~ Liberia
hule has been granted for new trial in the
case Of AchilIi versus Newman
The arrivals of gold from Australia are i'm
meme. The ship Eegie had arrived from Port Php AZ
yer tne extraordnury passage Of &c days with 50 oeD
ounces OF gold The chip Maitland from Sydney with
l4voo ounces The Sapphire with 1900 and the
100000 sterling
The Committee Of Turkish bonds-holders
IN London have resolved that the Turkish Govh-nment
bound for the recent loan and that steps be taken 10
enforce the bond holders claims In the House of Com.
mons Lord Stanley stated that the COtnmtee had no
doubt the matter would be satisfactorily srransef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
Liverpool Produce Market.

IRON the Merchants and Brokers Crcularal
ASHES quiet and firm. at "a for Pots and Pearls
BARS-fhadelphia 3 Holders demand an advance,
which has not generally been conceded by purchasers
BEEswAX IN fair demand at Z 1898.
CLOVER SEED nominal
CoFTEE-NeTy limited demand.
DyEwooDs-NeTy little doing Parcels Nicaragua wood
at Sl6Q4l7 los. Lima W God 4l6.
GVANO-Pemyian t9G ~ les.
HEMP-Baltic unchanged.
HIpEs-Firn Guatemala s. S TO G. Caracas nominal
MoIAssEs IN good demand Cuba Muscovsdo OF Old I'M
portation, sold az 10 ClAyed Cuba - 3.
Ous-No Whale or Lard here Former Northwest
coat SS2 Later s45 Good Pale Rape sud Seal steay
RicE-Fast India in good demand but American i'm
ported.
SALTPETRE-South American 10
SKINs-Newfoundlsnd Seal 2oa5.
SuGAs-Ssles cbiefy ior refining. Cuba ArscsvaGo
quoted 81 6Q4ll (, duty paid.
NAVAL SroREs-Tar no stock, worth H. Small sales
of American Spirits OF Tupentne a. % d5i o. 400 bos
Turpeuiiue II Resin-rhe import Is light; common N
demand at asa
LISsEED CAKES scarce al AZ.
TTA-Inactiye except for arrivals, ct fal rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

Notice was given in the New-Hampshre
Legislature yesterday, of bill granting licenses 10
cell wines and frirituous liquors in certain cases.
An ascending slave, from Richmond, Va,
was found board the steamer Roanoke at Norfolk.
and sent beck to his master
The Government has made a contract
with Mr. Mcrryck, Of Philadelphia, to furnish new
shaft for the steamer Powhatsn.
A Mr. Emory, while standing at tho eu-
trance to the gallery of the Senate chamber at Wash
ington, Thursday, had his pocket picked of porte
monnaie containing $3.50 in bank bills, 5000 in prom
lssory notes and $500 In Baltimore stock certicstes
The port monnaie wos aftsrward found In an apart
ment of the Capao but contained only the prouais
sorynotes
The North Carolina Legislature has not
vet succeeded In electing u s. Senator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

DELAwARE-The Constitutional Conven-
ton assembled at Dover on Tuesday. 1t was
called by the Democrats, but the Wings have
majority in it, and several of them are OPP
posed to proceeding with business, deeming the
call unauthorized and illegal A proposition
to adjourn without day, and ask the Legisa-
ture to submit the question of the propriety
of holding a Convention to the People and
abide their decision, was under consideration
when the Convention adjourned over for the
first night
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~ Cooper, Gray and others have long been

~ Cooper, Gray and others have long been
celebrated for the elegance Of their eposAy CORE
.pondence None of their letters, however, nave e,.'
conferred or will confer more pleasure than tbs fol-
lowing from DR. smesd ofCincinnad 10 the Treasurer
Of the society for the Relief Of Aged and INDECENT
widows in that city. This is;
CINCINNATI, Friday. Dec laSk
Mns LAwLEl, Teasursr.M ;i ssvs s~s
fse Thousand dollar 20 the credit o. ne 1SieS
YOU vii pesss accept Donation vssy " 40
yotIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
London Markets.

Frorn Bsriags BFoth-rs Cucu4I
Not much activity in Colonial o. Foreisn PaoovSE CoRs
o Baltiuoqe . WHEAT / deereT a qasrte. Il.
Dian CoRN, steady. CoTroS-Only loo bales OF l,SlO
Madras found buyers Tor Good Far a. AID hCE
ysry ouiet OF two hundred and hfy saeks CArohna
osefed only a small portion sold at p TuRPESINE
heavy; Rough worth 10 6p9 Spirits IS - c.sks Amen
can In bulk sold az II s: Newiok bbs held ct 10 D
SEA- remains quiet CoFFEE-7oO0 bags native Ceyion
sod az a an DRVGs, At the puone sac "sEe nA'
IsnN xerx firm and IN 1000 demsnd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
LiyerpooI Provision Market.

BEEF dull dealers awaiting the arrivals OF new The
first parcel Of Baltimore had aved per Arctic Some sales
Of Cleveland TO arrive, were made at "a g. PoRk-Lte
doing; IIish and French higher. American BACON IS
now asked for No CHEESE has been yet received TAI
Low has been much excited but CLOSED quietly At 5d i
Improvement, but with sellers than buyers APPLIES
TER have been tax for Boston and New-York William
Gardner& Co. quote Prime Mess BEEF at 10 PoRK,
Western Mess, 10 az 6; Easteul u. d75 TALLow, AZ
MI LARD. nOn.Ininally, 10 d6lI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
Havre Markets.

Sales Of the week 10 the 23d inst inclusive were oo5
bales OF CoTToS against 1850 bales imports, leaving the
stock IA ISL bales OF which H. 600 American The mar
let closed dull New-Oreans FAIR and Ordanry POI Our
corTesYordent writes under date 2ith Nov But little
doing In CorToN to-day but pnees remain without further
decline notwithstanding that are considerably above
Liverpool prices ,.
pretty GOOD tuspes dong N INDIGO al very hIa 'A'e
CofFEE u also -
RIcy syery dull with almost demand in consequence
Of an oyerstoek buyers hold AooioE more iAVoEaoe Prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

cal change It policy but merely pass the ap,royr;.s;oo
bis This Hou," and the Administration stand in nrr
e;sely that attitude ar his time Ia little more shan
two months new Presden viii be installed and half
of the members of this House haze been passed upon
by the people L. therefore, appeared % him that the
House during this short session could hare It's dine
sufficiently occupied with the appropriation bills and
other subjects which will not admit OF delay Az 70
surplus we had not yet the estimates the Tres
sury Department and therefore action upon this sub
Jet would be premature The Secretary Of the rrea-
sury he said has authority to buy in the United States
stock which could be done without detriment to the
Government,
Mr.. JONES Tenn proposed an amendment
to the pending resolution. viz that the Committee in
reporting bill observe the dd rs0rsa principle aud
in levying duties on imports more revenue be col
lected than will defsy the expenses of economical
administration
Mr. WOODWARD was satisfied the House
would not admit of any general and Fundamental &C
ton upon the subject now befove them But Il was
because it Is true that the longest time before them
is not long enough to mature action upon this sub
ect that he in favor Of bringing up the discussion
that il may go before the people and the public
mind be brought TO bear on the next Congress He,
in reply to Mr.. Brooks, said permanent system Of
revenue is impossible, and permanent system Is in
consistent with the object of the system which is mo-
ney and a revenue.
Mr. CLEVELAND contended the time is favor
sbe to make such investigation proposed and he
expressed himself against trammelng the Committee
with instructions Of any kind Let the Committee re-
port ard then ii would be for the House to act He
for disconnecting this ubeet from party politics.
Mr.. DUNCAN merely rose TO call the atten-
ton Of the House to few errors in the TariE Act Of
40 and showed the importance of taking of the duty
from raw wool and fax, and said this could be done
without detriment any secion-at the time it
would not operate to the benefit of manufacturers
alone but would reduce the prices of the manufactured
articles to the consumers Therefore he was in favor
of the pending proposition.
Without disposing of the subject, the Com
mittee rose.
Mr.. GoRMAN gave notice Of his intention to
introduce bill authorizing the President to confer the
Brevet title of Lieutenant General
Several voices, i object Il object Il
object"
Mr.. GoamAS-I don't care; give the no.
tee
The House then adjourned till Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
Passengers.

- Mr. ard Mrs Ibbo,-Dn and children Mr. aad Mrs Ots
Sen and Jr Mr.. snd Mrs Murray Mr. and Mrs. Johnson
and two Children Mr. and Mrs. Sley M and Mrs Morse.
Mrs Fail, Mrs WadSworth and Miss Croscup. Mssss
Nessaootte, Gresham. CockbuIn. Cartwright \ Bern
heiner, I'm, Holt, Munston. Beecles Morrill,. Wsea,
Schmidt, Schombert Townsend Wells Pierce, Everett
Parsors Carctutt Dean, Wstson- Wison Savers, Smith
hoyneenI, GriSgs, Cornell, Sweden, Wilson, Perkins
sablioer, Evans, McHGre, Williams, Anderson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
GREECE.

A Convention additional to the Treaty Of
1892 guaranteeing the independence of Greece under
Prince of the Greek faith signed at London by the
Ministers Of England, France, Prussia, Bavaria and
Greece.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
American Securities.

Bell Co report L. 5. Securities erS vita '.sai a.
xance Bang Brothers report l. ;. Bonds and Scrp "a
80 ard an avaDce IN L : Skies Il leoi 20 10
TIII Other Stccks quoted as follows ..z,oo
L. $ S1es 67-6s ~ Is ~,
Massachusetts, Fiyte.
Maryland Fives "a "
Bosou Civ ~ p Cents taken 10 some extent al 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
London Money Market.

r,,l,.h Funds are steady. Consos fuetua,ed dur
me the sek closing fer Money and Account Of Gioit
over 90 sIerg IN gold was received d1rs lie Week
Mil cor siderable gum 70 arrlve
No change N the value Of silver Dollars.
Dlscounts have slightly advanced
Par1s Bourse a Per Cent? iS$
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
Iiyerpool Corn Market.

The grain market Liverpool and throughout Britain
active and tending upward, with light imports FLOUR and
WHEAT held though speculation rather
sackens Richardson Brothers quote white HEAT at IA
Red and mixed 68G7i. FLoUR-Ph alelphia, Baltimore
and Ohio IS "a Do. Western Canal and Canadian % %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
AUSTRIA.

The correspondent of The Morning ChrOni-
writes from Vienna that Mr. Websters death will
store relations between Austria and the United States
Mr. Hulsemann VIII return TO Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
Burning Of n steamer-Loss OF LIFETIME
Philadelphia at New.Orieans-The Web
ster Obseauies.
hEW-URLEANs, Iues4ay, Dec. u

hEw-URLEANs, Iuesday, Dec. IU-HOon
We have intelligence of the total destruction
Of the steamer Cleopatra By Ere, Monday night last
while On her passage down the Black River. The Cap
tans son peTished in the flames. She had cargo Of
goo nales OF cotton.
The Philadelphia arrived at a late hour on
WEDNESDAY night and her mails were only distributed
on the following morning.
The Post.O Office and all the public buildings
were cosed Yesterday IN consequence Of the funeral
obsequies CT Webster, Clay and Calhoun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
Markets.

NEw-ORLyANa Friday, Dec. 10, ISsz-Noen
CorroN active this morning and already 900 eaes
have been sold Prices favor buyers Strict Mddiins SIC
The receipts continue large Prime Mot ASSES Sltc Mes.
PoRK, Sls. Rio CorrEE, 9te. FRgisars hrrn end
shippers asking penny to Liverpool
NEwORLEASs, Friday, Dec. 10 ls52-EveninG.
The sales Of CorroS to-day have been 900 bslss ae
dropping prices Mddlug. Sldsfc Sales OF the week,
ST. bales Increased receipts at all the Southern Poes
over last year, SsS GO bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
Railroad Aecident-Three Persons Killed.

CANANDAICrA, 7 rlday, Dec IU IeJ2
A fatal collision occurred on the Rochester
and Syracuse Railroad at O'Clock this morning The
express train from Buffalo came in contact with the dirt
train near place called Wiarnsylle instantly killing
three persons and inuripg several others one sup
posea mortsIy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
state of Trade In Manchester.

The raket again exceedingly far with lower prices To-
m Ir1n districts are actively employed having large %
4, = from The lIfet states
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
Caroliun Legislature.
BALrinoRE, Friday, Dec. 10, IL

BALriNoRE, Frlday DEC II, Tx
The South Carolina Legislature has post
poned the biz giving the election OF Presidential Eec
tors 70 tie people Until the next session
We have no mail tonight south OF Mobile
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
RUSSIA.

The Duke de Leuchtenburg was buried Nov
a. in the Church of ST. John of jerusalem with cere
monies less imposing than the funeral Of the Duke Of
wellington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived frcm New-York 18th, Howard, at HsnSuTs Ti-
Nashnstor. ~ AZ Cowcs; C0-riye, a. b.is'oi' ''h1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
SWEDEN.

The King has recovered and the regency is
at an end
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LouIslAHA.-In the Wing State Convention,
the vote for Governor was as follows:

Only about half the Parishes were repre-
sented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, DECEMBER II, 1852.

Mr.. Draper on the Wing Electoral Ticket, Mr.
O'Conor on the Democratic, and Mr. Barney
on the Free-Soi ticket These give fair rep
representation q the strength of parties in
this contest, though some of the Electors on
each ticket ran slightly above, and others be-
low those we have selected.
The following are the aggregate returns for
those candidates for State officers not inclsded
in the above table:
Lielaenaat- Gercrnor
Whig Dem. Free-.Sol
Kent Church Gates
2i0,273 266l47 1870
Canal Commissioner
Kempshal Follett Wheaton
2il,e49 26l 39l 19,4i5
STATE Prison Inspector
Crosby. Clark Curtis
239,3s4 265496 1912
The Webster Electoral Ticket received 3S7
votes, and the Abolition Ticket ~ votes.
WHOLE VOTE
The total vote of the State is as follows:
On Governor. -325lD
On Lieutenant Governor ..-...........-...526 leO
On Canal Commissioner J2265f
On State Prison Inspector. -52iO12
MAJoRITIEs.
The majoritics for the several candidates are
as follows:
seymour over Hunt. .2l350
Church over hent. 2564
FClett over Kempshau. SAB
CLARK oTer crosby -2oll2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

Total. .2slssa as2oss 25sss 2se7ss 2si.lT 1929
From Lewis County 7s9 votes were returned for Wash
1gton for Governor of they should have been Tor
Washington Hunt; but they not retained ior h
they were excluded by the State Canyaser.
For President we have taken the vote Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
THE LATEST NEWS.

CT GBL2GRhPH 70 THB NBW-Y0RE TRIBUNE
SossTh r. gysr Qee corner Of Hanover AID Beaserss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

- Scffy CoDe-A0oe08f AftV9ss
SYRACUSE, Friday, Dec. 10 lisa
Hiram Brown, colored, has been arrested By
the Marshal for helping In the rescue Of Jerry Hc
winfered N Canada Marshal Allen had had the war
rant for long time but has been unable to serve is
Brown having kept out Of the way He has been baeA
tA January Logan, the coiored preacher, WIS bsloa
yesterday.
Attempted Custom-Housc Fraua.
BALTIMORE, Friday. Dec. TO- lS5a
joseph Rosenthal, who was convicted at tho
last Of the United States District Court attempted
TO enter false invoice the Custom House Ia this city,
yesterday and has been sentenced to ak month"; IN
prisonmenf and tine Of $50
We have no mail south Of Petersburg, Va, this
morning.
Grecnorxh, the sculptor, Insane.
wAsHrSsro,s Friday, Dec. 10. iaSa
Information has been received here that
Greenough, the American sculptor, Is . confirmed 10
matte.
Destruction Of Hose Carriage BY Rswl,es.
PuIAprLRnrA. Friday, Dec. 10, 1854
The Paramount Hose Carriage was tai en- from
the Coupanys house. in Spring Garden II clock thss
morning by rowdes belonging another comma
nv who rsn il out beyond Monument Cemetery. ana
there broke pieces They also destroyed 100 feet a
hose
The Niagara's News Mt Ncw.Orieans.
NEw-ORLxANs Friday Dec lo-Evenng.
The Niagara's adyices were received at .
O'Clock this evening after business hours over the Ma
tional Line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

ALBANY, Friday, Dec. To- IsS2.
The extensive malt house of Taylor Il Sons,
Broadway, between John snd Ferry ss took 6rc at
o'clock this evening Before the Gre subdued, 1
destroyed about half of the building and from 1000 70
600 bushels Of malt and barley The lcss Is not lees
than s5Oo0-sbout half Of which Is covered by inss-
rance. The building of brick, two stories high.
two hundred feet long, and 40 feet wide
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-08
THE LATEST NE VS..
7IIe Democratic Nominations.

p.sroS. lime 6.-The nomination Of Gene
p;a,ce took the town by surprise. The
Tnsa.arIssi,es are greatly disappointed. and the
p ro"s men are greatly chagrined. The Wings
"a, ,bey could not have been better pleased.
-. Pierce being annoyed by the calls OF his
ua J% friends, lett the fremont House, pr
po,eIv. last night and took lodgings IN
C.mbridge. A hat full of dispatches are at the
lemon, House for him, from Washington and
pslnmore. Only a few of his friends know oil
his whereabouts.
RoME, n. Y, June 5.-The democracy are
49,, en- masse TO ratify the nomination OF
pre-. Speeches are being made, guns fred,
III, xIsGroS, N. c.. June 6.-The nom-
,.';ons of Pierce and King are entirely accep-
.ahle TO the Democracy of this section Our
JeIceates announce Pierce as the nominee OF
,ko Snuih-'a Northern man with Southern
snd Union principles.
CH.RIEsToN, June 6.-The Nomination oil
Pierce was received here with great surprise;
sccempaned by inquiries as to who he is
D,.uaicnes from a number OF prominent South
e,n delegates speak OF him as firm friend o
the south. and true to the Union and the Con.
stiution. He will undoubtedly receive the
vote OF the Palmetto State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-08
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
SALE OF LAND BELOW ROCKKTTs
" UNDER A Trust nEEn-Rx sirfne IA 49,

GALE OF LAND BELOW ROCKKTTs
~ UNDER TRUST DEED.-By virtue Of { deed
Of Trust executed by Anthony Roberts, q free
man OF COLOR to the undersigned a trustee to se-
cure . debt due to Robert Jill, who has assigned
ne same % Edward N. Dabney, dated the 18th day
n Apru 1851, and recorded in the Clerks Oflce of
=, ssnnco County Court, on the 9Th dsy of May, in
AZ a. a sane year, shall on Tuesday, the 18th
u June $50, at o'clock n, proceed to sell
b,ddan c suction, on the p emises, to the hiehes.
low ~ .ot o. Land in the County of Henrico, be.
of Henr ~ OF Richmond, adjoining the property
he a1may oaunders, and Lumpkins' lots. opposite
front ~ o. Z. addill, containing 56 feet
Or less Log ieet eight inches, more
,s;d I - much Of the purchase money 10 be
,h ~ essn. a. VIII pay he expense, Of ssls "a
I no sun Oh 500 with the intGest wb;ch -. - ~
que lnereon, and the balance PAYABLE on .L s-s
day Of June 1854, with n,ress sbers On .ne 10Th
Gay OF sale, payable snnuAay, the nurch.s om .ne
cuung bus single bill therefor, and deed - exc
on the property to secure the same Tbs M, us ).
the property believe to be good. hut se,i;r 70
trustee shall only convey such as is yesssd - =
by the deed OF Trust aforesaid Should the - N
er be such. on the day of SALE as to preyer, ~
same the said sale will be continued from H. -. =.
day, and to the same hour, until 1t is effec,ed ~
Je4-tds JAMES ELLErT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-08
Uo1eg Matters. Trade. &c

At Boston on Saturday the money market
was quiet, borrowers still having the advantage
in negotiations.
The n. Y. Post Of Saturday, p. NJ, says
The demand tor money is moderate, while
the supply is still increasing.
Virginia SKIES coupons are not offering so
freely, and higher prices are the result. lila
was offered at the Board to-day, without sell
ler In private there is brisk demand for in
veslment, and sales are making at 1l2 by the
agent of John Thompson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-08

lOMMISsIONEk,S SALE OF VALU.
~ ABLE Its AND DWELLING HOUSE ON
LEIGH STREET, IN CITY OF RICHMOND in
pursuance OF decree of the Circuit Court of
Chancery for Henrico County, made on the 9th
day OF March 1852, in suit pending therein. WED
Hayes us Hayes &C." shall, as the Commission.
er therein named, offer for sale on the premises ar
public auction. on Tuesday, the 9Th day of
June next if fair, and if not on the next fair dav
commencing at o'clock NJ, those two halls
lots OF ground, with the brick dwelling house
thereon, now occupied by Peter D. Bernard living
on the North side of Leigh, between 9Th and 9th
streets, and opposite to the residence of Thomas
w. McCance.
Also the 10. of ground at the corner of 9th and
Leigh streets, and ON the South side of Leigh, ad
joining the residence of Thomas w. McCance front
ing about 80 feet Leigh street, and running back
an acre in depth.
The above property will be laid off into lots to
suit purchasers, and from its convenience and re
tirement of location is believed to be highly eli
gible for building lots.
Immediately after the sale of the above lots will
be offered for sale under the same decree, acres
OF land on the Meadow Bridge Road, adjoining the
farm Of Adolph Dill, and within his enclosure.
TERMS OF SALE-One.third cash balance in
two equal instruments, at and IL months, with
interest added, for endorsed negotiable notes and
title retained until conveyance is directed by the
Court.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Com.
lWhlg, copy my 25-3tawtds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-08

PHILADELPHIA, June GA shooting affair
occurred last night at tavern in Spruce ST.,
in which George Mergent shot John Pearson
through the lungs, causing a wound which
will probably prove fatal. Pearson had Sc
duced Nlergenrs sister, and afterwards mar
RED her, but il has since been discovered that
he has wife and children in Ireland.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-08
More Merican atrocities,

NV ORLEANS, June 5th.-Advices from
Brownsville TO the Goth ult., state that more
Uutrages had been committed by Mexicans
on the American side of the Rio Grande, and
the excitement of the Texan people was in
creaslng rapidly. A border warfare is conf
IDENTITY expected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-08
The Mare Rescue Case.

BosToS, June 5.-In the U. States Court
yesterday, Ellzur Wright was put on trial
upon the charge of aiding and abetIing the
escape of the alleged fugitive slave Shadrack.
The jury was empanneled after several had
been set aside for bids. Wright manages his
own cause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-08
Sailing of Ocean Steamers.

New YORK, June 5.-The steamship Hum
boIdt sailed for Havre o-duy, with ll9 passen
gers and So4l ,433 in specie. The Great Bri-
lain sailed with l35 passengers and some spe-
Gle. The Corne!ia Grinnell. packet ship for
London sailed to day, also, with 100000 in
specie.
The steamer Crescent City sailed for Aspin.
wall o.day with $50 passengers. The Nor.
them Light also sailed for San Juan with q
fnll complement of passengers.